13tfl gzf , :. 0
;swarm Cara , inserted In this saloon at tits rata at
T i r es sod Flee Dollars per year.)
PiIMO i/E NNETT,
JCIBTICI 01/ TIN PIACI. Ocoee 11 , 13013 d
Moll, French Street, between; fifth and
60. idnels-2.
n PI6TICK az CO.. _ ,
frgALtsu ALL EtlDl.O7
r*l il is not' .cture sod Jobbers 1p Tip sserC o p t er w
ire ,
woe or Stb an State Mi.. warms.
its. - 0. 1.. 131.1.10 W At !lON,
PIMISTA:—ONIMI in South
ork Row, rile, Pa. All wort
•
IJ. F.L.LIeTT DICISSIISti.I O. T.. Fawn.
-,INCL Al IL'S
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1;...XC . 111.3 . 101. Paolllolllll.ll GALIMItY.
janIINIIAL
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rtfiAFIN 4; WILBUR;
Arrow.sylk AT Law. BidirWin, Pn
in Elk, Il r
egOnn, Carrvemo and Jelferto eaanak
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liani w64-l i . ] W. . 11.13 UR
pitfatitlflTOlt.
MORRISON ROUSE. ;
ierond and Markel Street—one sqctare east of
;hason's Exchange. Warren, Ph, Opt
l'Ol.t:.
Itooa I:langet, 'kill( Hotta MalttllMCYl7llll,
-tore of I nderneehra Ulock, Side, Pa.
,1:(.(11h .1. ITTE.EII.
kTTOIt.VICY •1 LAW, clinr.l, kris County,
...Liestions and other butioese attended to with
~,:tlrll6 and dispatch.
J . 1/1031P , ICAK ISIC,
WriOLICiALIt AND BITAR. 1111.A.LIX 111
*T.re r 1... icid Prurisloni Ih.ur and Feed, Wood and
01n.. IV ao., WI lie n , 'Au° iv; Tobac,u. Sawa, /tr.-, Btata
tr, , ,, on. door S,,,tith or Fourth. gut aide, Rrie, PA,
•
P. ENSIGN,
lioossat.uca and Dealer to Stationery,
r s !raper, Magazine% Newspaper., ke. Country dealers
n,.pltea. Store under Brown's iotel,fronting thy Park.
• v,WTO7I rune. - m-IrAsts DAVIs.
.1; DAVIS,
ArtoRYSTS A? LAW, Chestnut
•t..t. tfeatlntie. Feb. 15-37.'62
r. %V. %V KT3III/eitt,
ATToRIIICT AT LAIT. gi'alkor's
on •zeventh otrret, Et fo; Pa. - sow 7'42
liccroor, it.attv'a SI Mk, ' , forth lade of the rut,
A te oirre, Ert., ',petrel tf
.IVA YETTII4
Freikb street, between, ich and sth streets,
r r the Ptilladelpida & Erie Rallni:td Depot, r rie, Pe.,
leis shoemaker, Proprietor. .Exteugive aoronimoihes
An for strangers and inii,lers. Heard by the chi) or
Good stabhnuatteched. apt2.5.63tt.
LIEBEL & BROTLIER,
• Vandionnaci TAILOAS and
,geist for Pacer k Kayieds Patent Sewing hiaehtnei
-tit best io use- State Strest,between Sib and 9th Sta..
'no, Pa. Clothes made to order in the finest sty Ir.
my IV-Iy.
DUN C. BEHRE,
DratMt 17 DST GOODS, GROOS/Ulf"
rockery, if ardwani, )4lle, Glue, Seed, Plater, etc., ear
, el Sixth Burk and Lablie - Square, Erie. Pa. isa7tl.
JUDY 11011NR, -
Joan BRADT. Proprietor. Cornea o
slate and Third Streets, (immediately front Log the Cap
Cols tiaraiaborg,Pa. Tome reasonable; accommodation
~,,,s1 to the bolt Hotel to the city, and the Bar al wa
.o,+•
I. with the choicest liquors , . knife—U.
I UDELL, 311 CAEUrtilt,
I 1 MANTFLCITILIII/1 of Steam Engines,Botlers,
ill Gearing, Agricultural implement% Itillroad Oul,
Fru. Ps.
11 Durum, Mee Li Rosin
• Stock, north aids of tile Park, Erie, Pa.
mr. atunimitii.
ATTOHNTi AT LA•-toaloo on ethitsest,
oppolitt- the Court Howie, Ertl, Pa.
111.711GESS & COg.
WitoccuLg DKALICKS to azocruuca LEI
a , rl%loye, State Spret, N.'>: 7 Bonnet" Block.
4tlvertiotmento.
A Respectable Female
ANTING a COMFORTABLE HOME
13 a family where there are nci children, can be at
:raze Nt.l on reasonable terms. Itesiden at on Fourth
rret,*l - ii , in fire minutes walk of the post office. Ad•
n.t. tot 321, Erie. Pa. apc2B-2v.
D. %vim Ken,
- KW *EOM.) • .11 o CoMMISSIO‘ LIKIICHANV,
Warehouse on Pub'in Dn.*, Kaat Corner of
Wo„Sfr... Al.n, doraler in Coal, !telt, Fish, Pinar,
Nat-r Lime, Au.. N. 8.--Partleolar attention
Ili be glT+ll to the Receiving and Forwarding of Petro.
212..11. Crude and Refined to all parts of the country,
iprt:3'64tf.
......
'OIIN U. MILIAIII,
Cirri' RNO melt., being many rearceounty
.
irreyor, is prepared to Firmer nr make Plane nr Maps
En. COUtItT, Pa. Office in Common Council ROOMI r
rlrlat i Block. .01.3154-Iy.
Dissolution.
IHE lIRM. OF H. & W. GROSS, Boot
Sad hoemakers, on French St.. Este, bee been
geed mutual consent. All persona knowing
asetresandebted to are Anitiested to make par
t before the ti , st of June. and than save coats, as the
manta after that date rill by placed in the dead' of
Leers for collection.
apr23-4w.
IEIOI MILLINERY COODS
THE MISSES M'pRATII'
old meet regpeetfulty announce `hatthey are now in
tbt•ir new Ste
EEBE'S• BLOCK, EAST SID* OF TUE PARK,
Aod.have Jug opened a very i large
TOCK OF NEW, GOODS,
DIRECT FROM NEW YORK ctry
Fanbraeing everything In the
ILLINERY LINEI
Thiel) (hey invite the attention of the Ladies of Eris
and vicinity.
HuLag selected their stnek with the greatest care, and
tittered for cant, they teel conadent they can make it
tte tdrantagir of all to give them their. custom
QPARTICOLAR errs:l7los given to Qyeing, Bleach.
It tad Presting. S apra
Beer No*l
44 I NG TO TITE GOVERNMENT and
State Lirenses, the increased .4orernm e nt tax to
.1 dollar per each barrel, payable, under oath; In cub,
Caro Caah Capital 'lnvested in our R eweries, the
fly Increased prlees of labor, hope. malt, bar ey, and,
•d, dc, we, the undersigned ilantacturers and Brew.
of Ens, are Zompelled and borsht , agree to sail only
r Cat4l. to rata. the price of our COMBOS' or ARABY
, E BEER from six to ■ qeen dollars per barrel., to &bole
Antirely the aystem of spending or expense looney.
• commissions on gales of said beer; and in .ease of
rther and lnereaaed taxation, the price will hays to be
toed to correspond with said additional tax. mif
mint to be faithfully adhered to In all sales - mad,
or this date.
WitiiTeas oarlitada. at Erie. April 16th, A.D. 1864 :
JOAN KNOBLOCK, WY. J &COM,
JtCnA REAH LER, 11EN'TKAVALYOZ,
JACOB KERS ER, MIL'S KOEHLER,
A. KING. GEO. PRET,
Mn. F11E93, per comtAp.
EI7E3
FARRAR HALL;
rlday Evening, April 22, '64
HE 'HOFFMANS,
From Niblo'n Ralooa, Broadway, N. Y.
rand Concert Tour,
SPRING OF 1864.
1 .411ne. Charlotte Varian,
The Beautiful sad repels, Prima Donis' ,
-AND
DWARD HOFFMAN,
The Eminent Mulct and Composer. 1
Idmlsslon, 50 Cents.
ILUERVED SEATS WITHOUT EXTRA CHAU&
Tickets any be obtetued and iesta secured at Etudes
"tors. Fulliurtleulare In provuuneles.
H. Z. 'cum. Agent.
)ItE.
NEW BOOK ST
&truths of thr public is respectfully
now stook of •
STATIONERY, WALL PAPER,
ratrrouitAea ALBUMO r , &U. \
1114, 0R0d by the undorsigne4, In the roam reatty
ctapicl Or McCord& MoCroary, Union Block,
lO,N OF 'THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
•
Ire inland that It /hall be • eotop'ste attabliabtaaat of
to klal, embracing everything adaallt kept to I lit
ROOZ AND STATIONERY ST.ORE I
st‘retite. fteligtook Mahal, Legal mod MbeenensOull
P eVic:ulnas tnay always be (howl on oor shelves, ilflenb
nil sotd at Theenbif.h ara • retail race,
I qorierea will be sent for and for itabad on et
P 4 'ne' , l• te rms ea it cut oe nhtelord in the larger eitlee.
Arthahr attention Is directed to oar stock of
WALL PAPERS!
,
ruled at lb. •liii . latest and neatrat s'elea. /Ars , les
l ' r lani‘s gehools, of all denoadnations, Beegated and
Catoorkei farnbated on application. All the latest
f,..
t on•rt.ao and Flogtmli Perianth:tali ' , stetted and Ord .0
th. saw, prsuipti I filled.
6 or ale ( "rs Photograph Alba Di IS .unnsnally Bite.
P '"^traplia of all the leading Htateenten and Gene alai
eat P ootographis seen..e, aoppled oa rassonable terms.
S tolootty of ill grades, from the belt quality to the
o %•ackiit in use.
atteution levels to wh , losahl bade. Cain
r _Calera fiatalakke4 OA LI SAMS Al ells
Am_ tinwhers. CAUGHET. WCIULUIT CO.
61st grit isk ilbstotr.
j SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1864.
We desire to obtain a eorresy*altrat In airy
township la the eountr. eit,ays we feas obtain
In abandeoes ; what we want Is the %eel news from sU
parts of the county. Any person wriUn. to MI 4011/ de.
pond on having his name kept strictly ceroadasitlal ; and
U he ha. fear- that the communication le Out In proper
thins (dr pabliestion, we will put It in apprip s lam t r i m .
fsr Cit. subscribers. served by carrier, 'DUI be chaird
tanty-dre cents per year atra. Pere 411 who fall to
receive their papers regularly will c tufa • favor by anti:
tying OR of the O&M*. We preer to have all subsarieers
who eat coneenteutl procure their papers at the ogles
of publication. •1
rir The hour at which the Oforster Ss put to press
each week, is 2 o'clock on Frldey afternoon. Advil Use
meats erlil be received op to 9 o'clock of the day of pub.
All Adserthsim-nts, Job Work sad ilubseriptions
from persons whose responsibitay • not known to the
publishers, West espeid n a& min.
In accordance with our custom each spring, we
have made out and sent to delinquents a large
number of bills for subscriptions now over -due,
. and ws willcontinue this course until all who are
indebted to us for the paper shall have been
notitted. Tn all cases, where the porirms to
whom these accounts are'sent, fail to respond
in a satisfactory manner, before the 15th of
May, their names will be stricken.of our lists
We are obliged to resort to this system by the pres
sing demands of our business, which has now
reached a stage requiring the prompt payment
of every cent that is due us. All items con
nected with the publication of the paper have
taken an enormous advance, and cost us th.,
"ready cash," or its equivalent.
If we were printing a paper for the mere ambi
tion of having a large subscription list, we
might be satisfied with letting every one who
chose to take it do so, and pay us when- he
pleased, or not at all, as is too often the care.
Experience has taught us that it is better to
have a safe and reliable patronage of 4 eightsen
or nineteen hundred prompt-paying subscribers
-than one of twieejhe number who do not care
when they settle, or whether they ever do so.
We hereby give notice that afterthis date no new
• subscriptions will be received unless they are
accompanied by the money, or are handed in by
some person whose responsibility we are 4C
quainted with. ,
We plainty foram the fi nancial storm which is
coming, and are determined to apert it if possi
ble, by bringing up our business, as nearly
as can be, to the cash system. We shall keep
this notice standing for several weeks, so that
none who find their papers discontinued, can
lay the fault on any but themselves. '
WANTID.--A young MIA who has graduated
from theiron City College, and who can give
the beet recommendations as' to capacity and
integrity, desires to 4ulitain a position as
bookkeeper or Clerk in a store. Apply to the
editor of the Observer. t f
Navy Nltt,vastat Goons.—The Misses Mc-
Grath announce that they have just received
a large new stock, to which the attention of
the ladies is solicited. Their assortment em
braces all the latest novelties, including some
superior goods not-yet received by any other
milliner in the city. [ These ladies deserve to
be well patronized, for their perseverance and
enterpriso.
Rsartrvrtoc—Nearly a year ago Morty
McCarty, of !Jolley, Orleans county, N. Y.,
bad nearly $lOO stolen from him. A few
days since he received a letter from the Rev.
Thos. Lonnergen. of Warren, Warren Co., Ps.,
inclosing $5O-Of the money, which had been
given him through the confessional, by the
penitent thief ; and' he intimates that the
whole will be restored to him ere lobg.—Cerry
City News.
Baows's flivrar..—ln our notice, lost week.
of the advance in prices of boarding, we said
that Brown's Hotel wes charging transient
customers $3.60 aday. We have since been
informed by Mr. Walker that the statement is
a mistake, and that his prices for temporary
boarders is the same that they have been for
some time pot. Of course we were uninten:,
tionally led into error, and no one can regret
it more than ourselves.
U.,& W. GR03.3
Nair Too.-,-The tug A. L. Geiffen, of Buffs.
10, has been purchased by W. P. Gilson and
John Carse, °tibia city, for the•suarf $3,500.
She was brought here, a few days ago, and has
attracted much attention among Lake men.
Her appesiance is remarkably handsome, and
in power and speed she has few superiors. The
Griffen will be commanded by Capt. Gilson, a
gentleman of wide experience as a seaman and
"a very clever fellow.'r
LOCAL LictsLaTtow.—The following acts of
a local nature have been reported in the Le
gislature :
•
. An act tcr:inodiporate the Presque Isle, Fire
and Marine hastiest:es Company of Erie. Re
ferred to the Committee on Corporations. •
An act in relation to attaehment of boats
navigating the Erie Canal Company's Canal.
An ant to Annex a portion of Millareelt
township to the City of Erie. 'A remonstrance
against this measure, from citiseus of the
township, was presented on the same day.
FORWARDING AND COWWISSIOR.-411'. D. D
Walker, forwarding and commission merchant,
has removed his °Mee to the building corner of
the public dock and Stats street, which he has
fitted up, and mado , nntumally convenient. He
has now an abundance of dockage and stor
age room, and
,calculates on doing a largely
extended business. Mr. Walker is the only
person exclusively engagei in his line at our
harbor, and his long eiperience enables him
to transact operations with the utmost prompt.
flees. •
TEE Aos.—The Loyal Leagues are making
an earnest effort to put down the Philadelphia
dge, the ablest and best paper published in
the city. They go to the extent even of bay
ing up newspaper stands not to sell it, and
withdraw all the patronage they can control
from those who advertise in it. We . hope
. the
Democracy of the conotrY will see the mimes•
city of sustaining an able and reliable paper of
their own party, in the city, awl give it not.
only a firm but a vigorous and generous Imp
port.. It has already a large circulation in
this county. 4s
Nnw FMK AT ED133030.--4.84110 Vaii!sel
has sold out hie interest in the hardware bUsi•
nest, at Edinboro, and entered into. a partner.
ship to carry on the grocery trade, in the .
building adjoining his former -location- The
name of the new firm is Van Testis! & Butteei
field. They hare 'laid in a large stank, and
haring purchased for cash, before the late
s edum in gold mil prices, can sell as low as
the same articles can be bought anywhere.
We have known M. Van Tassel for some time,
and can "testify" to his merits as a shrewd
and enterprising business man, and "mighty
clever fellow" besides. . We hare a very dis
tinct recollection of being entertained by . him
and his excellent lady last fall, in a spirit of
kindness that shall not soon tie forgotten, and
we then and there to ok
. a solemn deglutition
that if we ever became President of the United
States, Governor of \ Pennsylvania, Major-
General or some othei dignified public servant,
with lots of "fat takes" aacihr disposal,
should have one of the bestiseata "in the iyas.
gogne." Our readers in Edinboro and vicinity
will find it to their advantage to give VanTessid
Butterfield a call. They keep everything in
the liar of their Leads. ‘‘,
=QM
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To All Concerned.
Laei 71141LD,.--Basiaess at our harbor has
not commenced with much activity thus - far;
but few iesseht are departing, and still fewer
entering. -It ip well known to Lake men, that
trade hire depends mainly on the canal, and
as no hal is a4riiing. there it but very little
for oot i mto to c arr y. Navigation on the canal
will aommence in earnest about the let of May,
sod if the expectations of our Lake merchants
areirtnlized, trade will be kept. updating the
settiaoti with mere activity than has ever been
ee'cu here. The opening ttrthe railroad to the
real i egions will prevent the drawbacks that
b tee heretofore occurred at the opening of
navigation, and bwines4 at our docks will com
mence earlier I than at any other port on, the
Lake.
The dredging of the channel will be resumed
in a short timb, and continued until snfficient
depth of woter has been obtained to admit any
sized vessel that now sails on the lakes. For
slew weeks the tirede.e will be employed in
digging a chliinel for the removal of Loomis'
Dry Dock. .w.is driven into alialiow
water h; a seivere racircu,l.:At winter
We are informed that the dredging of the
channel last year has vastly improied the
harbor, and there ore now 10i feet. ofwater
is every part used by the shipping. Nature
halt eot.isteti h•tot and the two com—
bined have rniple thi4 part One of th,A
and most conv'eni.nt on the I otes The (Hifi
collies at the entrance the Boy will soon be
obviated by the dredging. of the toir witch 11119
heretofore preyed .40 'lllicit of tin ob•ttele to
navigation, [tie e. imn tic.l that from three
days' to a week'tt work "ode will he required
to give from fourteen to fifteen feet of wider
nt the entrnuel.- When to I he.e at ilemenls
added the faet•that t.ur norm opeo from two
to three weeks earlier than 4mny other on the
lower plrt of ih; tetke, I.lvmmit.mele. that
Erie posse.tt-ea ev a eotnoterci ml rimy cott be
readily esliin•lied by the
SITITATIION Symtrrn.,--A ' , hang uiio, laiely
out from England, ii i ishes for a situatian in
Erie, as Clerk or Asskiant •Bnok.leeper.
Salary not so much an object as a permanent
sitnation. Good refs nces given. Address
W. 11. W., Poet Office, Erie, Pa.
BLases.—Bre keep -constantly on hand a
large selection of Legal Blanks, of approved
forms, such as Deeds, Mortgages, Judgment
and common Notes, Summons; Subpatnat and
many others, not in such general use. Those
in need of these articles. will find it to their
advantage to give our office a call. tf.
NEIVS. OF THE WEEK.
A dispatch of the 17th from Calm), says
that the steamer Mina was fired into on
Tuesday night, nest. Fort Pillow, by fifty
rebels in Union uniform, supposed to have
been the rear-guard of the enemy. The
steamer swan reports that the rebel force
under Gen. Wirt Adams drove our troops
from the Big Black, a week ago, and took
several hundred prisoners. The steamer
Hope was fired into by guerrillas when 15
milts above Memphis.. The fire was re
turned, dispersing them. The steamer
Golden Giste from Memphis for Fort Pil
low, laden S: vith boat stores and private
freight, was taken possession of guer
rillas,'on the night of the 12th inst., at
Bradley's Landing, 15 miles abode Mem
phis. The boat, passengers and crew were
rifled of everything. The steamer Clister
was fired into, near Augusta,on the White
Riper, a faVv;days ago. and one man was
killed and three wounded. An affidavit
taken at Cairo declares that the Quarter
master of the 13th Tennessee Cavalry was,
while living, nailed to a board by the reb
els and thrown into the flames of a hurtl
ing building at Fort Pillow.
The repot of the Commissary General
of Prisoners accompanying the Secretary
of War's report, has just been published.
It shows that the number of Rebel officers
and men captured by us since the begin
' ing of the War ii : 1 lieutenant -general, 5
I major-generals, 25 briptlier-gen-rals, 186
colonels. 146 lieutenant-cnlonels, 24.-1 ma
jors. 2,497 Captains, 5,811 lieutett.titte, 16.-
563 non-cornmissionett 011icer5,121,156 pri
vates, and j 5,800 citizens. Of these, we
had on hand at th 6 dat- of the report 29.-
229 afteers tititl men among whom were
1 major-general and 7 . brigadiers. There
have been; 121,937 Rebels exchanged
against 110,866 Union n., n returned. The
exchange ()liken; on botr,,,ifif:4 are compu
' tied at theinexcliangable value in privates.
Since the date of the above report, there
have been less than 1.0: . 0 exchanges, and
very, few captures . on either side. The
figurts are, consequently approximately
correct.. Nto statement has been turnished
fo our Government of the ',timber of the
prisoners hbld by the Rebels,—Tribune.
Dispatche's from Gen. Sherman confirm
the stories bf Rebel barbarity at Fort Pil
low. There were five negro soldiers
buried alive; one, although wounded, was
compelled io assist in digging the pit and
was then thrown - in and covered up. Gen:
Sherman says our loss was 53 white sol
diers killed and 100 wounded, and 300
black soldiers butchered after they had
surrendered. Chalmers, the Rebel cornt
mander, told a Union facet that there
was to be no mercy for "hoine-made Yank
keel" or SOuthern Uoionistb. On Satur
day Coiigrews directed an immediate inves
tigation into the whole matter.—Tribune,
A diipateh froin , Louisville states that
on ThOrsday Col. Gallup, while falling
back to get an advantageous position, at.
tacked Lop() rebels, killing and wounding
25, ingludlng a Colonel, and capturing 50
prisoners, 1100 horses and 200 saddles
Near ISelbyville the rebel I advance .ran
into Colotel True 'a advance, which was
going', front West, Liberty to Selbyville,
and which captured six rebels and then
pressed forward to join Col: Gallup.
On Friday, a body of Rebel cavalry
made an attack on our pickets at Bristow
Station, killing.one man and
__wounding
two others of the 13th Pensylvania Reg
iment. They were driven off, after a few
shots had! been exchanged, but carried
their wounded with them. - Lieut.-Gen.
Grant had passed the spot in the car only
a few moments before the attack, and the
supposition is that the Rebels designed to
make hits a prisoner.
The statement that the draft had been
postponed until May 1 seems to have been
premature. The instructions of the Pro
rost-Marithal-General are that "credits will
be given ,for both veterans , and recruits to
ineltide the 15th inst. Be prepared to make
the draft immediately thereafter in sub
drstricts then deficient.. but not to com
mence until further orders."
The nOtorious-Rebel guerrilla Reynolds.
and kis Command were surprised, on Fri..;
day, sombwhere near Knoxville. ' 10 were'
killed and 15 others, includingßeynolds;
were captured.
A steamer Which passed Fort Pillow on
Friday eVening brings news that the Fort
is in ruins, but nothing could be seen to
indicate that the enemy were there.
ral Defeat lei Walnut.
,
The C icago Evening jotirluil publishes
lettersfrom the Red River expedition;
giving t e details of a severe Union disas:
ter at Pleasant Rill, Desoto Parish, La.=
Our cavalry of the 3d and 4th divisions of
the 13t. •Artos.corps, after a herd fought,
batilai : tii yysroute by a largely am.
'rpe . '
~ ... "- - I . 'fien: Stoneman was ift
co .• . .
.. r . 7, i`„%:;,,.... . ovtiment. The 19th
Artqf .
....1;;17.-tlimilt up and checked
th . - `-'- -‘ I! --1 was over 2,000. The
enemy' Wits* Alivialnily, Gen. Ransoni,
who coMmanded the 3d and 4th divisions,
way wotinded in the earlier - part of the
fight. JThe Chicago Mercantile Batte
lost all its guns, and fear officers and -. 00
men. hatter _tweet:into say the Jeanie&
statem4t is correct with the exception
that loosen ore Much greater than gil
-1
en by its correspondent. Of, our whole' di
vision, numbering 3,000 men, but 1,000
were' left to tell the fearful odds against
which they contended. The 19th corps
checked the rebels and held them fer
about 23 minutes when they were forced
to retire, which they did slowly, and as
night came on the bloody conflict ended.
A letter from a private says: Our foVces
of the 13th corps were all cut to pieces
and we fell back to this plum (Grand
&ore) 5 or 6 miles from it& field of halos
to rdorgsnize. We lost 24 pieces n'
all we hill in the tight 11 as•
sorted that atacat ha r battle took place' the
next day, in which we eaptiffett wally
prisoners and guns.
Moos the Louisville Joan's' of Much. le.
•
Tile label tonal ea.
Al distinguished officer of the Federal
service, who is now in command of a die
isien of the Army of . the Migsissippi in
Georgia. has written to us to say that our
warnings of an intended rebel raid into
this!stme have been most t roper. Ile fee's
cpnident that it will be made upon ~ t he
most gigantic scale, and requite ext rnnrdi
narY exertions to repel it •Ibnerters. our
secret service men, pr:sonera, and rebel
papers, all concur in the oda idea that
Longstretbt, aided by Breckinritte_e. Buck
ner anti Morgan, will burst into the Sate,
while at the" same time Johnston will
threaten our advance before Chattanooga
to keep our whole army employed there.
John LI. Morgan is at this pretietit - time
somewhere in the neighborhood of Abing
don, Va., fitting out and remounting but
ctimmand. This feet is almost indisput
oble,-fr. nit circuatances which wewill state.
Ifni oleo went from the front in Georgia
some lint , since. by rail to Richmond. And
o donation from the ladies - of
S C , of money to fit out his
coalman& in a letter which was tilted at
Lytiehhurg, paying the GoVernment had
underi,iken Ito foriaish WI necessa
ry tquipmenta for lila intended e.rpeditim."
They information is driicr,i front ilie At
lanta papers, which 00.1441. 11.- ei•ir.-s•
powlento., tool j.tiveg:.,ltlitioonl platt-titiloy
to former omjem or. A
Dor Riclee !Now. —Our readers eihoula bear
the tact in remembrance that Dan ltice's:Oreat
Show will exhibit in this city on Monday
afternoon and evening next. Dan's entertain
ment this year will be of an entirely different
kind from the ordinary circuses, sedf from
whitt We have been able to learn, it will be
fall of interest, novelty and.fun.
DIED.
In this city, April 21.1, 116/. of apoplexy, Mn.s J-etl
U. Bliss, widow of Cot. John Bllst, U. S. A.
IO St. Paul's Church Hospital, Alexandria, Vial on the
let of April, DAVID, son of Mason and Harvard taybar•
gar, of 11111cfeek Ip., aged 25 fears ,{ months and ; 1 digs
NEW YORK
' , 4I3OLESALE PRICSA CURRENT OP - PROPUCZ
Reported Weeny far tke Observer by JOSIAH!' CAR.
HENTER, Clormistion Mtreisot, No. St Joy
Street, Nes York,
To ,whom shipments of prolate may be mains. Two thirds
of the markeSwaine will to advanced on reedit of the
goods if deidred, and a quick return made for the bal
ince. Full directions and a weekly market report sent
• oae malting shipments.
=Euro APRIL 2D, 1884.
,Seeds ,wanted.
Apples wanted.
Feu Grin.
'Peaches wasted.
Blackberries wanted.
Buckwheat steady.
Fresh Meats wanted.
Corn steady. '
Beef want-d.
Butte- declining.
Pima a wanted.
Eggs steady.
Flax wanted.
Wheat steady.
Blasi wasted.
Pork wanted.
Into of charge by mail to t •
RIJUILLS rog Twig VU
Beeswax wanted. -
Cheese wanted.
Cherries wanted.
Flour steady.
Para wanted.
Rie steady.
.trops steady.
Poultry wanted.
Wool wanted.
Beans arts.
Dried Apples wanted.
Ritept•emes wanted.
COrn heal steady.
Feathers wanted.
Oats steady.
Lard wanted.
Beeswa, pure, per"
tb
Impure
Beans, white, sound, per bush—.
Peas
Butter in tubs, per tb
in
in rolls,
Cheese, choke
o,mmen
Dried Apples "
Pesch.* "
!* Plume
" Cherries
!" Rupber irs "
Biarkberrie.
Eggs, fresh, per drzen.„
Flour, wheat, per bbl
rte
Mill
Corn Meal, per frond
Buckwheat ►'lour
irk* per lb
Yana and 9ktele
: fall report.
reathrTe live freer, per th
Fleet Alders
'lllation, in
Veal,
Si.., Prim• l'urrept for
Pork, ervg.ed,
Wheat, per
• byeh..
Rye,
Oats, •
Corn, ••
Hides, dry, per lb
, I green
linpa, prime, ••
t. rd, 8 , 1113M , 11 to Legi pin - _
4 er, memo, pm
prime
Pork, mean
. 6 . prime • ....
Hama .rooked per lb •
Shoulders .` ••
Bacon •• .
Honey . _
Chickens, per lb 20 24
Turkeys, •.2 •.:4
Geese, . - - 13 14
Docks, 8 . ' 22 ,- 24
Clover deed *. . 71' 313
Timothy " " 300 340
F 144 " " , .3 41 3110
Tallow 12 - - 3
wool, washed, par lb ' OA " Mi.
•• unwashed '• 51
Appl•s, par barrel 3 ou 500
NOTIL—A lull rep rt o ' bhe New York Market nu be
seen un Ills at the OBSERVER *Aloe. In tbs ate,re 1.
given the lowest and highest prim .I.lth are gore urd
be quality and condition. Many Verdes that a•• not
mentioned above, ran be iound ou the report to our or
flee._
•
To YOU WINE( TO OK Cliitttll SU-
L, CRAWS BNOLI3II RPECIFIC PILLS eery, in I es
than 30 days„ the worst mass of NKRTOUSN.BB , . heti).
teem Premature Dent,. /Limiest Weakness, insanity,
and all Urinary. Sexual and Nervous affections, uo mat.
ter from hat es it• roamed. Priem emeriti's." per bus.
Sent, post Wit, by =A on mullet of an order.
Address JAMES 8. BUTLICR
mrlll-Sni. Mathis 0, Bible Hoer. New Stork.
THU CONSIONSIONeI & IEXPICUERNIJK
OF A NERVOUS. INVALID.
Published for the bowfin and as • caution to young
men, and others, who frollerfrom Nmovs Debtltty, Ear
Iy Decay, and their kindred altmente—nbp►fing the
means of selfwaure. By one who has cured hlmself after
being a victim of mispierwd eooltdeuee fu s»d ital hum.
Mfg and quackery. By snaked ag a poet-rid eglirefope,
Biagio copies nay be had of the author, NATHAXII , L
Lam teq.,-Medford, Klan County, New Yors j s'24. I.
Sheriff's Sale.
1)11Y VIRTUE of s Writ of Levari Fa-
Al else. Issued out of Court of Common Pleas of RH,
runty, and tow directed. will be sold at Public Sale at
the Court Home In the city of MAN on MlNlffnr, MAT
2, 1854, at 1 o'clock p. m, all the right, tltle.inlereat and
slam of Soso.' Hoerr, of, in and to all that certain
piece or parcel of bind sltasts L Rdinboro, Cris Co., Pa.,
bounded wag by Pie street, north by Mortimer Phelps,
west be an alley, sad south by Henry Lick, containing
0.248 feet spar, of land, and being the mum lead form
erly °wood by iamb S . Gross, sad contracted for by the
said &SOMA Isar, in • described is Mortgage Rook H,
pap 931, of lids county Records, having seated thereon
haw dtrellinr• torero house sod brim. Seised and
taken an animation at the salted David Usriaksos, ow of
• . R. Ram
11 the money Is not paid barawliately after. the proper:
tor Is struck off, it wilt be resold sad the ortilnal parable
nee bald responsible far any lose.
• •
ALLEN A. CRI4O, Sheriff.
sberirsolloe,Eris - ..Apta 9, 1554.43.1
Proposals for School House..
SEALED PROPCSUS will bd receivt;d
pion the I.et of thie month for et•eting 8 5 41C1E
SCHOOL. H01J314 in the Vet. O 1 District Of the city of
Erie, the: honer to be eenfple ad by th# Utd( July, ISM
The plan emote amen at the store of Jareal
Brett
$,
tittle Street. nusrav JARSINI,
J. or, NUBS.
J. V.'llolfitft,
Maas Coolucqtte*„_
apri-3,
• Stray Cow. ' '
CANE TO THE PREMISES of
nbeatiber, b ilatherareek tp.,
Booth of Watloyvillo. oa iflionday, April 7,,
• Middle Sited Cow. shout 3 .on old, rod
sad white, with Mbar email nene.. any 11421011 or par
eons darning told cow mast ammo forms d. prove proper
ty. pay oliargat mid take bar away, othorwlse ate will be
disposed of sword's's to law. T. i'. YoOAb N.
apriett
CRAWFORD * CHRISTIAN,
Deafen fa
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Dried and Sealed - Bruits,
PAINTS s 01L8,
Chip Chandlery, Boat Stores, &c., *c,
NO. 7 SZATT37II BLOCK. /UM ROY. -
Also, Publto Pock; Foot of tittle, Street►
IMAM, PIiNPPA.
U. A. CRAWFORD.
Ape!Ml.
THAYER & NOYEB' -
=ER STATESCIRCUS
,
VAN AMBURG - Fidt co•
littAiiiiiii7ll MENAGERIE
Egyptian CarAvani
Conti to tar Sawn of 11 4 61, with !ft* MIN or SA
misalon.
Consolidated with the only
;
LEGITIMATE CIRGOB
Frey Otrant i l—idonat. Itarssan Astraznisr.
f4sAnninent usettiana. Aembatn Gyatnasta,
Cowan, Contort. oniats, Equilibria* and General PH.
formers—Splendid stod of Tomato lionaas, Poszia and
Tau% Dfvuta 7 slagnifieent Collection of Limo Totowa.
MIZAS, lITEXAS, WOLIIS.' 3IO NIKLTI.
Arts. B•sooan BIROS of all kinds and sizes, itei
arid by the
Great Van'Amburgh Hirriseli
?nu. avinirr AT 10:114 ON
MONDAY, MAY 2d, 1004,-
AT
1 11 AND 7 O'CLOCK, P. e
•
I he :%A, , Ctblt , ltt
'WAR ELLpHANT HANNIEIAL, I
Tba Largest Atdmal',.n.tlie world, weigl.ng UMW
POUlts.l4 6- A. 't A Ykit, et
.elppopor.farirs;
4 -
Oldie Nets Wotil.l, the Only One on Fah&ti t ian.
A WHITE POLAR REAR,
-Trout the Antic "Legions, the Only One is .A.tSeries.
•,•••••••••••- - -
An AFRICAN OSTRICH:,
Nine Feet High. A Pair of ;
SNOW WHITE PEACOOKS,
A Pair of 4 • "
JAPANESE MASKIN,SININE
The arstsver imported in America. Beside. an Immense
I,aries , pLre. and Beautiful'
•
The I.lequOt ind Scholarly Clown and Cohoedian.
MR. CH ARLES
m W. NCIVES,
The unri Horse Tamer, who will intnidues his
,Beautiful rforming Horse, 4 , Gall' Eacius. Jr."
Charles Reid, the Champion Eq4eetrinn.
George H. Batohellor, the Greatiist Leap _
er in the world.
Betides II nu erode Carps of Auxiliaries end ittendanta.
• The PROCESSION of this stupendous Consolidation
will be pro Me In, splendid greets and numb of saw
raceme. I ' The
Cr
..$0 65 .4go 67
4) 42
.. 240 - 300
.. 1 10 1 40
_. 83 8 4
ao as
3) 36,
-- 17 19
.. 10 14
. 9 1L
.. 27 80
.. 17 18
30
27
17 Iv
1.3 11
.. 6 00 :1)J
.. 600 n
.. 00 300
0050
.. 19 23
Ed. Patrrielesfimed Brass Band
Will be draF by 12 beautiful Arabian Recasts, gorgeous.
ly Capsule° d with cloth of velvet, ricAly studded with
balms sm lemaucal ornaments of gold and silm. The
numb Deis, Carriages, BMW , W. stew) _ Y and_ othal
Equipages. iranufattured by the celebrated ncLuta•
Bannaaws, sw,York,l are of the most elegant and cwt.
li bi deseriy n, and of incomparable style and B.nisti.
ble grandeur of this woo/info' Cavaluds,
frepreentlaiq as ;11 -does, a MOVING PANORAMA of
ewer • Ma nin Lviden] With its attractive apPointetente
and attributes, is so superb beyond conception exciting
In the beholder th e realization of the torrid am usements
which gave lartll to chi vain; and its at tendantpageantrisi
• The lalawastancwr desire to impress upon the Public
. wind that each Ind, every feature of this Wand Combo
tuition la entirely Unexceptionable and a high toned
era moral character. The undThisble excellence sad nu
_ I 54)
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oU
:.6 ai
2) GU
I 4 Oki
__ID (Mi
polarity opestablishtnent tea conceded tact.
Forth* amusement et Ladies arid Children, Mg
C. W. NO ES' lOU exhibit his great
Pod( Nli , nke . "VICTOR,"
Th. ani;sueeet;llll7 , l4l of the anal Vs. tW il,
will War the der( of Trained Lions, Wats awl
seep Enlartaimeent will be letiodoeed the Penttritio.
Ponta' haste opt, Elephants sad , •
DR, THAYER'S Educated •
COMIC MULES, SAM a DICK.
Tall (kowtows Paocreerox vat enter ton at or awed
10 Veloric to the mornlnr.
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tllllalsci be et GIRARD, SATURDAY, APRIL 13th
d IVATRRPORD, TIM DAY, MAT 3d, 1164.
aprle-27. , 1_
MEDICAL NOTICE.
D'll. f t. SPENCER' having located
permanently in the city of Erie, will eve prompt
attention to all calla In the lion of hI. profeanon.
Venter attention will be green to taUftfißßY sad slieetees
of the ata. Ogles and reetdrneei on Rizhtb 'street. be
tween Samitaftste and Mich,. on the premises formerly
oneapled by J. B. Johnson. aprl6-3nOt
Far* for Sale of 100 Acres:
60 ' ACRES IMPROVED, 40
_ACRES
woncuaDd. A good Hookas and Barn, is; good Or
ehardliGralted"Fratt. The Farm fa good for both
Grain an -h
Gross, sod Is-handsomely located on the State
Reed, 2 les East of Lockport, and about ♦ toilet from
Otzard. Add Lam la WWI imams& A Khoo. hogs,
about 40 Pods from the deelling hones .
SF2/641..
OLD ! PRICES, NO ADVANCE!
~• a.o paw, No ADVANC!Z
1 J,. C. BELDEN
sgLLING. WALL PAM?,
MED
LIOt of Appllauito for Lkewae.
N OTICE ia.hereby given that the
fol
gvinit petitions for Liana hors boss died to
tee I ' le '' a Chaloraod will be pressabod to the Court of
Quarter d{essioas oo the drat Roeder fa May aezt
C10024/14 Conchs. & Burgess, X. liarttalb, Waal. yard,
Ina, B Audriffs, Girard tp., Groper's License.
Jacob !Stott, Waterford boroaeh. 'H. C. Mean%
Middleboro, Scott gadth.Spoingdeld, X U. Jones. Aaron
Deola, Caton Mills J. T. SIGs, - Girard tp . L. Roblusou,
Watfsborg lxir, Jacob Graham, fiort.. act boro,Tovers
Aprili.Mius, t nAtitratinsi.
WM.
aP/ 04 v. • Ch it.'
1 Executors' Notice.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY on the
Matti of Or. W. IL WlTllesisokel t iste of Watt"-
berg, C 4., Pe beriag been greeted to the under
signed; *tire is hereby gives to & towing thowsaim
tad-Weil to the tune to maks illlllllldtate tempt, sett
those harts/ e , alum modest the old estate wM premed
thew, jltopsyly setheethattel, fer ilettleoseet.
NAST JAME WILLIAM,
HMOS SLRAM.
i
ttiberr Aprtllll, Mile • Mell
lfe der&
•
t. r. cautionior
A. N. W /JAM
"AT OLD MOM
AT ERIE, MONDAY, APRIL. 2504 1 86 41 110 .-
Oa the Lot Int State St.; afar the Buffalo it Erie Mined Depot,
ENLARGED, ISIPROYEI) i AND TRANSFORMED INTO
I:. I'..' 111; 6 .1 111
Fog Educated Quadrupeds, Entertaining Bipeds, Promoting Instructive Amusements and en
couraging Healthful Recreation,' with Oral Explanations 'and
i by the Philosopher of the Age,
DAN RICE IN PERSON,
Assisted by bie Accomplished• Lady,
IV/ JEL SI • DAN RICE,
The Master Spirit , of the Reformation. The Distinguished English Trainer,
HENRY COOKE,
With hie Famous Troupe of- 4 , ACTING DOGS and MONKEYS,"
Mr. Rice's Educated Horses; Elegant Saddle Exercises, Awkward Buffalo
Manoeuvres, Comio Mule Exploits,
SEASONED' WITH DAN RICE'S HUMOROUS LECTURES!
Constitute a few of the Principal Features of this •
HIGH SCHOOL AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
Admission 50 Cents. Children under 12 years 25 Cents.
.While the Famous Professor of Moral and Merry Philosophy has had an especial eye to the
countenance, support, and commendations of the
GOOD_, REFINED AND INTELLIGENT,
B. ham by no means ignored the infirm:mien of those with tastes leu Iwo who unfortunately have had too melt
reason to suppose that the element of vulgarity was indispensable to the onJoyutent of a pupils exhibition. in hie
111011 SCHOOL he hopes to demonstrate that ark entertainment may be moist. Lan IMCIENDISOLT antrttao, at the
um. time IN enteCTiya and 1311 . 7.18ELT 121111.17LA . M 0, and when he attempts to "point a morale? draw a tale with
an anecdote, or disarm a satire or rebuke with &Rut, he feels that the tendency of the moral will not attract from
theists de soot, nor the homeroom garb prevent the moral take root.
THE HIGH SCHOOL
Is • Moral Exhibition without befog doll ; a Menagerie without being striald ; a Circa, with tha atingtaken oat ; a
Theatre with the actors all Brute' ; a School combining Instruction and Amassment. The great llehedeor of the
World,
• cTHE BLIND TALKING, HORSE, EXCELSIOR Jr.,
Will a ff ord an exhibition f animal Instinct which has excited the dciantide world , and owned- neophy a
Do which it cannot possibly recover. until Dr. MICE ,explains the them which fe engaging the atteaUen r 1 1 1•
truly milord, moral and intelligent of our land.
The Mule for this elegantand recherche institution wl
BIND, as association of Artists that is tut winning an Si
Aprl6-2w
AT D. PIERCE & CO'S.
HYDE k wßunirA
Patent HOILSE.IIOE or CULTIVATOR PLOW.
The ►hale Lorain .ble implement has alwa3s received
the First Premium e believer exhibited ; and all who
have nerd it, pronounce it lar superior to tnything else
of the kind. T totio■lng are some of the advantages
this Cultivator has over et try other kind now in us.:
Ist. Lightness and durability, taloa made rf the best
quality °Weil. highly pult.b.d, and the whole Imple.
meat weighing trout b 0 to .O lbs
1d Adaptation to DIJIP kinds of auk then any other
Cultivator known ; being a perfect and thorough Culti
rotor when 'used with all the teeth on., leaving the
ground even and lev-1, and raking nearer the rows
than any (taxer Cultivator.
ity removing the ',all teeth, and attschlag the
wings to the ehovel. it is the canal perfect Implement ter
billing that can be found
4th. It is the best implement for covering 'and digging.
Potato°. ever Invested. A man sad horse can cover po
tatoes all fast as horse elan walk, and • man and team
cam dig. from : 00 to 600 'bushels of potatoes in a day,
when the crop Is a fair one.
6th. It works equally well in corn, or any kind of crop
requiring euttivaticoVand In most tame band bowing can
be dapensed with. .
• 6th. Its cheapness. immidering the many kinds of work
to whirl, it ran be applied : the. tamer having in our
Implement all that is oectooary for cultivating and bill
ing any ki .1 of cr p, or mvennr and digging potatoes
Numberless aertiti cat." ft. the most totictential farm
ers fa the United States might he given of the soperiority
of the shove icuphinent over all other, tangoed for like
eurposes.
V 4 • shall be pleased to receive a call from any one who
needs a Cultivator and explain to them the merits of
the above Horse line over all other implements of the
tied Re shall also keep on band, In conuertion with
-00 S Hardware and Etotteclathielins Goods • a myopia:to
assortment et
' l -44CINS6 DARES, HAND 1 / 4 1(E'„ scrrile9.
Snatha„ Urals Cradles, Pprire, ,+e s, Shovels, spades, he.,
&a. Don't WI to give us • rail. D. Min CESt CO.,
Corner °Mats & Ninth Ste., Rile, Pa.
Also at W. W PIERCE It CO., In North Nast, Pa ..
D. PIERCE dc CO., •
Alai hag leave t inform the public fel:lentil that they
bars recently added the triannlaei tiring of TIN and COP
PER WARE to their bovines% atid aro now pep Awl to
'oiler to thetrpstroos a e.mpl. It atoelc of ITOCAR YUAN
LID %ft GOO td, embracing every variety ummlly found
In that lite._ aprld-Sm.
[Garette - Cpp
Committee for a Days Labor.
GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR
Committee on .Labor, incomes and Revenue ,'
0120, No. int S. SRVEX 111 dr , Putts.,
JOHN W. el./Al-10RM, Treasurer.
MIS Committee has *special work. to wit : to obtain
• day'a "labor," a das'a lor:ome" and a day's' lustrous.'
framers", ultimo of the three illat o, Per sylratlia,
New Jerry and Delaware, fur the I anent of our mica nod
wounded roldlera.
The ComMittee Is - now fully ors:mired at the above &d
-ata, and calla for the cwwperatiou 'of all draws la the
oomoheltity.
We want to show what the industrial el:wires *can do
for 'heir aoldleiC
W hat the ;wools eau du In their sup rate trades!
What Arnllllllsinis can do
What New Jersey can du I
What Delaware can do -
What each county our do I
•
What each city sad town can do !
What murk prone/don ow do
. What loch Owl' esia do 1 -
Mud mob ceitstpation can do I
What each lianurrietory eau do !
What trek bank, inntmo e company and radroad eau
dot ,
What sacks mine tin do
What each werkehow can do t
hat each family can do
What each man '•us de I
• What I , eh .r. do •
v hat each too 11 girl can do I
We waist to chow to the world whatdimerious freemen
are reedy to do for their Defilers
This la • great work and the time short.
The way to do so is to ORO ANIZe I
Organise is your workshops—in your families.
Let themes organise.
Let-the women organise. .
Let the trades orgaersa.
Organise everywhere
Let the workmen give with their employers, the em
ployers with ltbsiravorinums.
It Is easily dean It the workmen will authorise their
employers to deduct oat daytrom their week's or mouth's
earnings, and the employers will add it to a day of their
prod% the whoie.sum wilt be aetnowleiged together to
the credit of the estabUshmeet. We say to all, go to
work at once adds.'s.' is this gnat work. Harry thrwtrd
your aon Whistlers' tinny acknowledgment will stints'
late others to fellow your ersaree!e.
Circulars, with full hastrusiteas, will he Sent upon op.
plkatioS, by mail or otberwise,ps theitudereigersd, 70
wort, to work]
L. .
MONTI:10111%Y ItOND, Cheirmse.
Yrs. R. W. =TUX
. 12111711,041110 ol Ladies' Committee
aarlOtt.
N.J. Knemox. Seq.
NOtice:
rpftz ANNUAL, bkEETCHO OF THE
Ate,== l r=t r a ° Zug
Tai lleail flit altar ma% T iesfaip. is.
A. IL, MTlLlibliedy.
11 be produced by the MEM 11801211,R3' Drraorr
• viable reputation 111 the mated world.
3. E. WARNER, Agent. •
HA.TS & OAPS
FOR THE MILLION!!
AT WHOLESALE OR-RETAIL
NEW STORE 1 NEW tOODS•!
I hare ismorod Tim Dooaa Moarv, to the stone
lately °coupled by Nr. John Welsh, nett door to lir. J.
C. Belden, and am baseliing a larg, Stock of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Made expressly for me. Having taken treat care la the
election of my Goods, I feel tonildent I eau MDT good
bargains to thorns who may faro. me with a call.
LT' I will eell a fur Palm Leaf „Hat at 10 Cents and a
too d Leghorn at? shillings. TWO HUNDRED DOTES
P t Lsl LEAF HATS at New York Cu. Priam
apri6-2.nt. Rt. NNITII.
THE PLACE
TO GET YOUR MONEY BACK,
lECII
E. COUGHIZNII
BOOT k SHOE , S ['ORE !
State Street, Nearly Opposite the Post Office.
E. Co in, Boot sad Shoe Dealer,
respactihtly Worms the Public that he
tae removed his stand to the Stout Room
on Rtoto street, nearly °welt' the Poet
Office, where he invitee all his old taunts and customers
to give hlm a call. Partiesler attention dine to
RE P 'I I N
• Miring cardat woollansta, and sapatintaltding all hU
bo•lneaa himself, ha believed ha tan era aa good oatiotat
.tion and sell at SA tow Meet as any other person In lb.
city. Good Fits Warranted. aprtirbitt.
CARVER & HONECKER,
scoowas • ,
J & J. B. C•A R V E
irsotzsan & MAIL 114/Yll2l
Leather, Hides, dte.,
. 1 , :o. 3 Perry Eta*, Stab Bt., trio, Pa.
Constantly on head a large host of
BOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO; 'LININGS,
BINDINGS,
FRENCH & AMERICAN CALF MINS. RIPS.
LrPPesi AND SPLITS, Lk8144
PEGS, LASTINGB, GALLOONS, Ao.
ALSO', AL PITUI
ASSORTMENT OF SHOEMAKER'S' TOOLS,
All of wbich Shay ofhr low inr
CASH 0 . 11 IP 1103lrr PAY.
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and $ Bosse. Battles and Masks
$3 and 115 alma for lianusi. MUG Irstrismoso. la
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re Bold Wholesale to all biro titles.
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Le Be. that "Costatee* aims is =sash Boa, Bottle
and !that, beton yes bat, _
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40,000 PIECBB
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PILPZE EALOIXOS!
ON ALL twos.
Prom the tout cosmos to the root lisastootozod.
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WILLIAM WILLING,
PROTZSIOR Or. KCMG.
Farm for Pale.
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