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1111r0FIROIAL PAppiiop, rot. m 77
MirrarprollplOr. Ormorromon for the G.
sok by G• .. l..ißhaw, Optician, No. IS fifth
atnee—eonieted'asitc
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- :larfaniter
Thla eloquenardergymen and gallant sot
.
au delivered an gamut and eloquent eddies,
`tea *to dieply interested audience ,
fa Lafayette Ran Fast evening. He portray
.
in Meting sad '&1(414g-terms the enduring
patine° and braverrof thei hrmy of the Po
'bawls atid most tisiPliatio‘tly denied that
there mit any despondency, demoralisation
of dhiecuragement among the tro ps sines
the, zo-oroisid the river. waoylloG
' bopthat IlLe to Su. , altluae r. -•t of this
he. aii.ievel" the, ere have
fearful straggle yet odors us, and that all
idea of pesos, by lottlemor: ,nd conoessiv is
prropetterons.
• __,/del Oahe it terms of good secom
. pliebed,lo the tariatian.-Uommission in the
- -army, sad 'gird upon his hearers the duty of
wasssuang it-by generous eontribu,ous. He
duathect the moreland religious uond,tion of
the aimy Si upon the whole good-I,,Ltor
than it Was acme months ago. He spoke of
the madden** of the soldiers in Gen
sad bore tettimony, from his dye ob,
thin of his personal b<avory in Lact:e. lo
'ale cloth he was hard or pea,e met and e•p
petheads.ZAttopther ti w al:U.11)g ct. bo,L
. .Letasesa a ham hid, and are tr forth fretruout
Alad karty applsui:
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*Tom Getweral,Ban ta , Artie
We aro led•blid to a frienu tor. too .
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bg esinatstrom *private /Otter *ll,,
Plasbureter
_ln General Bdiks' army, untie:
date of Opelousas, Le., Nay let. It is main
ly &inaptly* of the reunite ta late military
tpureaoni le Western LOniSilti:
The pciern . bate by this time. made you
audoughly familiar with the more prominent
- -hataris 01.014 sums: the destruction of three
Talmud/ jpinboste belongieg to the enemy;
Els Admit in two battles; our triumphant
wards Wpon Opelousas; one pursuit of the de
- fisted foe for nearly one hundred mile.; the
Capture of Bute La Rose and the consequent
epodes of navigation through the Ate/tabs
laya near to the Bed; the seizure of vast
:ineppihes contraband of war, and the provision
le ended for the rebel army at Port Hodson.
Apart Item the success of this movement as
purely salacity campaign, honorable to our
mats sad dliutrous - to the Borah, its pecuniary
teenitswlq pure enormous. We trod so fast
upon the heels of the enemy, that he had not
time to barn midi of the cotton with which
this country abounds: Al a natural Conti' I
qaemeir,.we can hardly And carte enough to
carry away ewdratie sottranof revenue. Se
ger, corn and Molasses we also And in large
quantities. One-drove . of cattle, numbering
IVA thousand, has dread* been sent to New
Weans, la charge of ono regiment. And this
is but one drop in the - bucket. ' Bones and
IMAM In 111116111111 numbers have been taken
• for the use of the army. .It Is estimated that
the cotton already taken will sell for one mil
lion dollen Oisicf,we are daily finding new
Sable of aupply. As oar. army is now attest
' ed, it mats 011 or teriottaii blockades a notion
of the South whence ragar corn and beef hairs
been dtswn for the oupp4t of the rebellion.
It we mane mach Eutaw north we shall de
pdve the Oonledusu of its main stay—Tea
ms Observe the posture of affairs: The Bed
River, their great thoroughfare for provisions
(or kat inns of the South, asit were) is hope
lessly doted to them by the presence of Ad
a:dal Sarragut's (now strongly reinforced
by Admiral forcer'.) fleet at its mouth. Bo •
.lone the Had alter is the Army of the Gulf,
fresh, .eager, and drowned with laurels on
whose leaves the dew of victory dill games.
Above die Bed Iles *division of Gen. Grant's
.o=y.. don't call this an "anaconda,” but
It is a movement which is gradnally eleeiv is
Portliudedrand Vicksburg.
widths of the idtisons mil held at the
Board of Trod. Booms, yostorday afternoon,
for the &pie of oonoarting muauru to ilk
ears Colt:net Bayne's, Milt regiment Patin
aylvanie Volunteers, in a suitable manner.
- The molls/ was organised by calllng Mayor
Bowyer to the Chair,;sad appointing J.' P.
Daman; Bei., Booretary.
Oa motion the following committees were
Appointed:
ammagilit of Arraswasente—lleary A. Wes,.
war, Whitt, Jona Killen, James Irvin,
Jas. Mazda, H. Beirut, Samuel Biddle, Win.
J. Montgomery, Captain .11. B. Wright, John
Black.
Pomace Committm—Col. W. Phillips, tor.
Dilworth, B. P. Janes, Prink Bolters, Jae. T.
Gilieepte, Bz.blayor Wilson.
Mayor Sawyer then reed the following oom
laanteatioo trhtah mu referred to t h e Com
mittee of litmagemesta to,aot upon:
B. 0: Bew - rsa,Bsq.—Drir Sir: In making
arrangements for
In. reception of Col. Bayne'
mimeo, will pen please to appoint a time,
as soon after its armeal in the my aa possible
when the Sabaistenoe Committee map hams a
=oat ready for thentat City Hail.
The 134th Pennsylvania regiment, Colonel
O'Brian composed or companies from Law-
PIM and Mouser counties, is now in Barris
berg, And will probably .arrive In the city
wittill: a few days. Pours, respectfully,
W. P. Wainer, Preet.
The different SOClLattess are earnestly
' qae.ted 91tomet ULM morning at the oillee of
oz•lilayorMaary A. Weaver, 106 YOurth
swan, at log o'olook.
Not Stolen After All--A nemarkable
* day or two since we mentioned the fact
that bay mare, which bed been stolen. from
Bilnabeth Butner, of Pawn township,
on Saturday Right list, had been found in the
Mr Peeler, on Peon street, but it
turns:out to have been a vary remarkable ease
of mistaken identity. The animal answered
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thodeacciption of the printed bill so ful.y,
that themes who bad bought her, Mr. Bur-
Ilan, at once admitted that there could be no
dionbt about the. identification. Both hind
feet white, dollar mark on the shoulder, white
tau, and'fresh soar on the left haunch, wore
the diglnetive mega on the stolen mare, and
all those were found to correspond exactly, to
gether with the color and ells.
• Mr. Hamilton readily gave up possesoica,
and an information for larceny was drawn up
.against semi person unknown. Mr. IL hunt
," tap theuan from whom he puretued, and
the-latter did liketrise, until trio ownership
warningly traced to M. O'Neill, a gentleman
who was able and willing to prove that he had
wehase*that kicking mare" two' weeks_
before the other was glued to have been
stolen. Thle ended the Investigation, and the
anintalwas Aimed over to Sir. liamilton. Sho
is • Most dangerous bust, as she will not per
mit any,: hasten being to approach her from
behind, yet when taken by the head she is' as
gentle and tractable se any hone *gild be.
Offteer Dougherty, who had several of his ribs
broken by a kick whileemunining her, u still
outlined to his room.
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OuntralAt Dnit's Mercantile College,
Plasbargb, W. P. Neff, Wheeling, West Va.;
gg, Daemon, filszkeelle, Pa.; J os. Spade',
West Vs.; all of von passed 1112
konorabieezetainstion, and who will no doubt
Itmeafter sustain the filet reputation of tids
!mete establlsiunenlly their proficiently in
badness. They were swelled Ltd esgant
'Diploma of the College, printed upon fine
pwohment, sad were presented by, the Put&
17 with copies of the(o ll ep Gems of Penteus! -
' Sep, as testimonies of their exemplary de
, • IPortment and apptteltipa during their stsend
: tome at Wiese.
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bia anent, for $1,224 75, witlo costs of snit.
ibeilik. Porke dc Co. xi. Porter, Mathews
Co; !Tarp oat.
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Col. Clark , a Lecture.
Citizens' Meeting.
The Court.
purism coosr-,nniai 9mirrai.l
KAT St—Joseph J/J 11/11 . T.. tho
XOlllOlll4lll/1 Valley 'Dank. Judgment On'
fined by the dsfoodont to the &kalif, with
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- Aga. Janis siatiatery, t Pl '
. 101 M t. PoaSsifloa. •
(Tar lb; Pittaipurgb Gazette.]
''''''''''""fritel„ .. - Ali Pr Cinfriain . .'
.gvwev..ewitsfees—l have 'read your paper
iigabirfiler many years, but I believe I
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lisarinivar troubled you. with a communica
tion far your ciolummu. We all feel a deep in
terest In the army, and everything which
tbeneflti the soldiers, is, at least, an indirect
blessing to the oountry. So I view the little
volume widish I refer to, Tie Army Chaplain.
It is an excellent book. The Chaplains, of
course, will all read it s as It defines their
duties and qualifications both legal and moral
and directs them how to perform the more
important duties.
But 111 . editors, this book will relieve
more suffering among families than any book'
I have seen store the war begun, If they Will
get hand read it. What amount of anxiety
has harassed pions parents and wives and
kindred for fear their " loved ones" in the
army would have no religions restraints, and
would become immoral and depraved. This
has been the great trouble with thousands of
good people who have cheerfully given their
'Wends to the cane,
and it his caused great
suffering. Let snob persons: road the Army
Chaplain. I had no idea how much religious
insfirrention the soldiers were entitled to. It
seems to mo that if the Chaplain is faithful,
aecording to the duties laid down in this
book, they have better refiginus instruction,
and better opportunities of bireciming chris
ti so fi than many of them would have at home.
I am tore that no pastor attends to the sick in
his congregation as carefully 'as the hospital
Chaplain is required to do. .
Part 111 of the volume gives directions
how the friends of the soldiers may assist the
Chaplain. This will onsblis.them to direct
their contributions to theie channels which
arbilkely to do the most good. It refers to
clic &tile Society—to the several Publication
Scoletles, Newspapers, the Sanitary Commie
ei,.n, the Christian Commission, Letters from
Friends, Prayer, dm.
I hope every one who hop relative in the
army will read it. It will do them good, and
it will do good to the eoldiers, and to the
Chaplain. Yeats,
May 18th, 1863. VAION LIAGIIII.
' t'r a a..army Ch ' vide: 111, Office, Duties end Ile
evm.llbllities. B y Lk,. W. Y. Brown, A. Al., noe
-1 pl , .lChaplain U. li. A. PbOado pbto: Wm. N. .Y.
.
Aural
Mettler, N 0.106 Chestnut weal. 180.
The Cisme u Coming.
Mr.. Noyes, agent for Thayer k Noyes' sir
ens, Is now in this city, making arrangements
far the exhibitions advertised to take piece on
Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. There will be a grand entree
into the city on Monday, which The public,
particularly the javenilos, Win be on tie qui
vire to witness. The first exhibition will no
given on Monday OyuDing, on the Hod Lion
lot, in the rear of Triable, Hotel. The pa
olden will be beantifallY lighted with gas, and
the reserved seats will b. fitted up with a view
to the easeand comfort of taciLubsi. Malmo on
performances will be giTiia on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
BLILZOAD TO FILLEILII.—We remind tho
business community and oapitalists seeking
investments of tho oponing of the subscrip
tion books of tho !Oohing:lg and French
Crock Railroad Compilny, at 10 o'clock this
morning, at the bleichante Exeltango. The
Commissioners, resident in- Pittsburgh, are :
Thomas Bake's% Wm. M. Lyon, Jae. Park_,
jr., Geo. Mask, Wm. R. Brewn, B.P. Jona,
Samuel M. Mgr andNint. 8.. Nindok.
Tau Boma hlcarroas, given last evening
at kluonie Hall, by the pupils of Prof. J. T.
Wain*link, was a grand snows& The large
t hall was completely Ailed by a very fashions-
Ible audience, and the entertainment was
highly eradicable to both pupils and teacher.
The selection were excellent, end the perfor-
MILIIraI were matted with Marked eclat. The
Probsinn Soelety rendered most valuable as
sistance, and e;ontributed largely to the inter
en of the occasion.
Tall No YORK WILIELT PATIB.S.—The
Pictorial Weeklies, among watch we may
mention frank Leitie, Harper's Wsskly and
the iituttratsd H owe, its the leading journals
of this class, and the Religion, Weeklies, as
the Indepenient, etc,wfil be found on the
cons ter of J. W. Pittek'e Hews and 'esiodt
eat Depot, opposite the Pasta
Fos. the Battle st Chmt?.,ll,,:vll.le, Ulu:-
traced, sae this week's Leslie, sad other
Weekly papers, at Pitteees, opposite the
Partetace.
Hanrcu, Atlantic and °tidily, fcs Jana, a
Mecca's, apposito tits Postcinee.
PROTOGLA7IIO At.struz, Carta de Vitits,
Pocket Books, Wallets, &o, dro., can be
found at Pittock'e, oppotito the Poototkao.
STalorsziams, from Southern I lliaoie, boon
already boon offorod for Ws in the Chicago
markets.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NW Dispatches to tha Pittabwrgh Otzatta
WASHINGTON, May 21, 1863.
MI! Of COITCIBACDC.
Lieut. Colonel Greene, Chief Qoartermastor
of the Department of Washington, bu
otm
menoad the organization of the laboring
puttee of contrabands on the abandoned
farms In Virginia. The plan originated with
him _
The decrepit men and women, in the con
traband tamp, will be put to work raising
vegetables for the city markets. The camp
and hospital under the oars of Dr. Nichols
will still be kept up, and the proceeds of - the
labor of these pefiPle wilt be applied to the
support of the noir actively.
TRIS TIM DISTRICT COLOR'S
The inspeetion and muster of two compa
nies of the Pint-Colored Regiment of tha
tilet took place yesterday, at Israel church,
our the capitol. Dr. Theddsas Seely, of
Armory hospital, and Dr. !Laicism , M. Newly,
commissioned colored surgeon, were the es
asainors. Dr. Neely observed that he bad
examined a good many men, but that he had
never seen • better sot, of men, physically,
than these. At the close of the examination,
each company, after taking the . ath, upon
being informed they were now soldiers of the
Union army, gave t hree cheers.
Col. Todd, Provost Marshal, has assigned
these men quarters at the Bonitos' Retreat,
where kurretofors the 'adhere of the Union
have found a find night'anut in Washington.
On their way to their aew quarters, is was
necessary topes the Old Capitol prison. Upon
their appearance In front of the widows, they
were greeted with hoots and yells from the
repressintathrea of the chivalry in that delect
able institution. The newly made "Chas
sears D'Afrivie" snddenly squelched them
by rousing cheers in return.
Clothing and rations are being issued to
them, and they enter to-day upon the dnties
of a soldier's life.
COll6lllllllO LOTTiOIIB. 4
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
under consideration' two Important questions
on the lottery motion of the law. Fast,
-whether *lottery manager appointed by the
State is to be considered as a manager within
the meaning of the law segairing managers
to take out • thousand dollar lioense or as a
State Second, whether tickets remetn
ing In the hands of the .msnagen, not meld,
require to be stamped, alkkeing offered for
sale within the meaning of the am. The
probabilities irs that the decision of both
questions 'willfbe In favor of the lotteries, on
the. ground that the law is not a punitive but
a revenue measure.
Ona akar. in various looatitles seem to be
awakanbsc to the impotence of raids into
the enemy's country. An expedition from
neap, Ark., mentioned in • dispatch from
Cairo, destrop4lti tsunami supply of corn,
.beeidis sevend gtlpt mai,. 4nother, from
Gain* into Alabama, flaunted with
hundred prisoners and horses ; and • third,
ra the netlhbernood of Holly Springs, Min.,
defeated Fitaluter's rebel cavalry.
;- ds Oanzu Monirtse.--Uen. Burnside
has wearied Order... No. cti , and hula con
cluded to allow all persons of known loy
alty, notwithstanding their close relation
ship to rebels in arms against the country,
to roman =mole:owl on this aide of tho
A ILtvirminui OOPIALOPONDFOT of the
Phltsdelphili isfquiier writes that a rebel
iimelen at Ittarilaud snd Terateylvanis ie
to,* no • mons impoosible coal:lse:toy,
ea adds Wit Gore ter Curtin should lose
110 Mmollt er pshihts the Gate
took's, op-
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
Ozorv.a Atm Seamy, auras kizeriz, for
family tod rastraltict=inz pirrpoisi; of
bort to rar-
fad!: r asccral Agent,
P., la, Fifth ttiroat
Titom.te PXllllr, Plain and Ornamental Elate
Bolifer, and dealer Ia Pennsylvania and Vat.
moat slate of the boat quality at low rates.
Whoa at Alex. Laughlin% near the' Water
Work!, Pittsburgh, Pa.
EXTRACTION OP 00108 AIM Buntoire.—Va-
Haus circumstances have delayed the depart
ure of Dr. Randall, the successful operator on
corns and bunions, bet the principal one of
these is the great demand for his services,
which his peculiar system of treatment has
caned; but he assures those person■ who
intend to honor him with a call, that other en
gagements will preclude the possibility of his
remaining in the city longer than the present
west.
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The testimonials that have broil hahllehea
from time CO time in oar paper, from well
known citizens, who were previously lame for
years from coons and bunions, are of them-
BeiVOS bufftei.int to prove the °flimsy with
which he operatos. &sleeted from them are
the following: '
Cortifulates of Win. Phillips, Esq., of the &e
-lest Council, and F. Boyle, Esq.
Fiwberph, April 18, 1863.—We certify that
Dr. 131huuali has operated on our feet, remov
ing corns thorefrom, doing as without pain,
and entirely to our. estiefastion.
Dr. Randall has this day removed eight
°otos from my feet. Tho operation was •
painless one, and the relict le such that L ad
vise those al:Mated with Corns and Bunions to
give the Doctor a call.
April 16,'63. ELI Tonna, Smithfield st.
Dr. Randall's aloes are on Diamond street,
opposite the Court Rouse, fourth door above
Grant 'mot, Ignore he can,be consulted for
few days longer.
CEZAT CLOTHIEIO LID tti HIII3 TO BUT Than.
—The edierprising firm of Wm. B. McGee &
Co., merchant tailors, corner of Federal „and
Diamond square, Allegheny, being fully
aware of the extraordinary advance In Spring
goods, have purchased last tall s beautiful
assortment of cloth, cassimeree, Teotthr,
and they are now toady to open their Spring
trade with superior articles, at greatly re
duced prices. They will sell their goods by
the yard If desired, and as they hoop coil
smutty on hand a large supply of reedy mado
clothing, easterners con be accommodated
demand, or have a neatly fitted suit to order.
The work is ail done under their raperviti4r.,
and alwaya warranted to pimehasers.
EsUalottsina CLOTHING.—Our affable young
friends composing the firm of John Vioier a
Co., Merchant Tailors, N 0.126 Federal street,
' Llloghony, have just opened tho most exten
sive and reeherehe steak of spring end summer
goods ever exhibited west et the mountains,
comprising some of the most beautiful French
and American' Cashmeres, Cloths, Cashmeres,
Marseilles, Ac., le., to be found in the out
am matted. This enterprising firm has alto
a very Mtge assortrsent of the latest styles of
furnishing goods, and a considerable quantity
ready-made oiothitig of superior quality; We
advise our Allegheny patrons to cull at this
establishment, and see for themselves.
/20/11 2131 EAST.—Samuel
Graham, Merchant Tailor, would respectfully
inform hie friends and the public in generai
that ho has just returned from the. East with
his new stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting of all the latest styles of cloths,
-Aesimeres and outings. Gentlemen desiring
a stock to soloed from that cannot bo surpass
ed by any othir in the city, and their gar
ments made in the most fashionable manner,
would do well to give him a cull before pur•
chasing elsewhere.
tianum. (Seaway, Merchant 'railer
L ,
o. Murket meet, ono door from Third'
FLOM A DISTIROCUSIIRD
B. P. Stone, D. D., (Jai:mord, N. 11., writas
"haring made an experiment of M. S. A.
Alien's World's Gait ltestorer and'Lytobataa
mam, I can truly say it is suceesslni. My
heir, wbioh was quite gray, is now restored to
itx original color. I recommend them to tho
public as the best articles yet discovered for
tile hair. Sold by druggista *very where.
Depot, 199 Greenwich street, New York. mew
Pima ht. Breen &t
their etsnd in the Dismuid r.lurhmt, nr& ie
drolly receipt of lreetl hianterell, tinui, ties
L'►ee, Fishnet, Lone Figh,l3nliacn, Looeter,
Sala sod Crone. It. firm has fuetlittes for
teeming the very pick of the nee:net, end
Moen purchasing own rely upon getting 0,0.
(man and sweet. Call and ate the tatuptlng
display. 2:
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NOTICI TO PROPRILT Y HOLD [W, AGLISTS aan
Au. OTIIII/11 laSSSS STSD —Far repalre or at
tentions to 11.01 . 04 or dwellings, new roots, or
maything else In the Carpenter doe, call at
Cuthbert's Carpenter Shop, Virgin alley,
above Smithfield guests. All orders promptiy
attended to.
SOLDIERS' SPECIAL NOTICE.—DO your duty
to yourselves, protect your health, use Iloilo
way 'S Pills and OIDILDROL. Fut wounds,
sores, bowel complaints and fevers, they are
E parfait safeguard. Full direottons how to
use then' with every box. Only 2.5 cents. 201
A sew, short chimney coal oil burner, for
general domestic use, invented and patented
by Dr. A. U. Platt, of Cincinnati, and Gene
ral W. E. lt.Geure4s, U. B. A , may be seen by
calling immediately ‘ at room No. 10, Scott
Goose.
OVETIIII And CARRIAGE Ciw.s will 021 ARECID
Et tha umnocis otcoe, No. tOr, Libirty strast,
ley cr ffigs.. All crag - to loft mr aro•to
place xitl co promptly ortaroloe • -
DOOT•L INTOITUTZ.—AII work done •I this
ettablibutueut 4 guaranteed to be better an.
°heater than can be had in the oity. No. 25
Pann attest. Ty
C. Sn. Dentist, 2,16 Penn street, atterok to
sit brasinotor of his profession.
ITEI—At Etna, on bands), 2.lmt Inst., at 11%
o'ci ck, Slrs. IlfltttLLT tltd 'Tit.
Tine fa • eta! will tale plane 011 ErfCaXIAT ATTILIP
Noon, at 2o'c'ock. The frknds o,' tan fanally sae re
apectfully Invited to attend_
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cuuex oF CoMMUNifilla
L PLE toi OS' rad EIIIgNY COUNTY,
hie. Y.ib, June T 6 rM, 14t3. to th• matter ad to. ,n•
corpeiratioa of the hope hem tingles and Elute
Company, No. I, of Allegheny Olty
'And ee.w to wit, Hey W. 11143, the foregoing In
strument of writing. specify log thrholderr a, articles,
cortdidot • and'u.mas. idyls and title of the Aseocia•
lion or COleysoyodl.d the "illope Steam Tire toe
gto• and Iles. t..umosny, No. I. of Allegheny CI y,"•
6.resented to open Corot by 8. Bel ay cr. Jr., Attotwl
fur the petitioners, and the Court lumina perused and
es. , mirsil the sew., and the object*, mildest tied coo
dittoes [Moans e-t forth and roateJned. appearing to
be lawful totJ not I OletriOn• to the conitunatty, there
upon the Court dirtct that said Instrument of writ
ing he Me • in tn. eMof at the Prot honotary of said
Curt; end that nodoe be Inserted to the Pittsburgh
Deny Gaudio. a us w.psper printed In 'aid county,.
for three weeks ate: this applimaloe, aLid that a
charter of incfdp Malian will Co "'rattled to *alit Own.
to pray MI tor, at It. neat (June) term of the
Coon, II nu sullicient res.ous be shown to the coo •
trary. myraw
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ONDEII. OF
the Orpha e' (lows of Allegheny coati, there
W 11 be exp.sed to Public Mahe on tne ream., on
THllllBl.litl7, toe rste day of May, 11.63, at 10
o'cloA a. m., oil that valuable tract of Ladd Minato
to Iton township, noon; time miles from Allegheny
aid botiod,d by lands of' bald fitoratt., the
heirs of Win 10. Graham lands' of .-- lblighthiL
aid John 'h '
omage rontalelog acres, mom or len,
being as farm of the late Ilaniel McKeever, deo'd,
on watch are siectod a two story Irene dwelling
house, a doable log barn, eprlog home, ad ether
lreprovemate. 'I here is alio upon U. gnand••• an
excellent young brealog orchard of choice grafted
auk.
terms male knows on day of sale.
PCTII.II IVOll.lf,
Jail. MAY LOB,
• Adyalolatretom of Dalai LlcKeaver, deo'd.
at. In3o d
ek uvic (NU— Freon Itahan and Bar
d aux Salsl Oil, 1n quarui and p uta. rectivad
sou for .ale by the cocau or Mailer bottle, .t fhe
/family Grocery htora of
JOllll A. lIENSHAVT,
o.llor lathert• 11.. d atraata.
C r lbank' , .A.NAUS
-13
bbla. Ottli ;
14 toles Iletiot
'On ttatm:r bbszurcolc, to salvo and for tale by
mylD • InAlitli I.IIIIKILY tr. 00
111(t LI RN Eni EXMACII3, fdt. flamoring
rudAng., Slang &Wigs, lea theinto, do.. • lu
losuilmeut tut sae whole J /An auk reit% tor
OgN A. iIIINISELAW,
comer Litwety sad tland Mosta:
I 'l4lti. I —42 b bbi ritOti r Tar
J. la store, and far Ws by .
- RaDokauD k I.2ISUOHLIIB, -
• 1411 Ski wad likkiasity mi., near Wfxd.
'BEE L.A.T.EST .N,EVVS
BY TIMMIRAII3
FROM WASHINGTON.
01 1 11 SPECIAI
Speetal.Dlepateh to ithe Pttteeurgh Gazette.
Wiselmproz, May 22,1863.
THI PLY Or TRU WIT.
The whole amount of money sent out/ by
the Treasury, to/pay the army for the last
two months, Is taenty,one millions six hun
dred thousand dollare—distributel as fol
lows : gooey.. sci 4! to Cincinnati to pay
Bornalde c e command down to the 10th of '
April; to Fort Isoavenworth for the Kansas .
and Indian 'territory l troops; to Minnesota
for troops Glory ; and In Daootah and Ban
FfatlaifoD for the Poillo coast troops. The
paymasters are now in. New York, awaiting
transportation to New:Orleans, Hilton Head
and Newbern, with funds to pay all the coast
expedition. The money is_ ready for the
Potomac army, but many master-rolls for
pay have not yet hose received, which caused
come delay. ':The money ant be pail over ILB
soon as they are ready fir it. Paymasiets
are now going through NaW York and Penn-
Sylvania payiug . off tile mustered out troops.'
Money has been cent to Western Virginia for
their troops. Also to, St. Louis, for the Mis
send, Arkansas and lowa troops.
BUILDING TRIVATASEL
Tho rebels are Wilding privateers in Sa
rope with the proetetie of Texas cotton, which
is seised and contributed by the State author
ities to what is Lnown as the gunboat fund.
The Branue ha, been made a rendezvous
in Texas for the rebel nary; and in tiro lan
[nage of the lettor,•the tut thing we know
we willbe terribly terrified at what we hear
from there. He sage nearly all classes of
goods Can bo bought in Brownsville, Texas,
ad cheap al in New Orleans.
Refugees and &sorters constantly arriving
in Mexico from Texas bring news that the
Union men atilt hold ,out faithful, though
heartsick at repeated disappointments.
'The rebels havelnsde Hamilton's wife a
hostage to check hie Idiom the North.
-"<' There Ls Information 'confirming the rebel'
accounts of Grant's suctoese in the battles of
Friday and Saturday. •
Thellicholond papers, of the 21st, also con •
fain further particulars Of the dleseter to their
W. PHILLIPS
P. BOILS.
army.
Orant, at last &meant', is said to hate boon
pushing them northward.
Min corimo■ II SEIM,
Information rectiVed bare from an American
official in Mexico,. soya the oeoupation of
the Rio Grande frontier woaldinterfere large
ly with the New 'Stork traders in the region
dealing with the 14;ibels. They jastify them
selves in the illicit trade by saying that, in
exchanging every hind of rebel supplies for
cotton, they are beheating the Union.
THE passums" Ain THII XELYRD lIOLDIHHA
The President rooelved twenty or thirty
one-legged soldierr, to-day, who were intro
duced by the chapiain. Ile ehook hands
with ail, Calling them "my boys," and con
gratulated them on their brave and noble
&edit.
After the discharge or the lugitive slave to
day, by Judge Viyue, his °Daniel seized the
elaireaut. Tho polite took the boy for safe
keeping, raid eubsequerstly delivered him to .
the conirabanil camp. It is said that the
claimant wilt get a fresh warrant to morrow.
No money has pen been furnished to the
artalee of Gear, (Iran r, It.,ecorans, Skertek
and lien twelLnao, or c, the troop* et tintfaik
and lortross Nl° ,z. Tit stuout t Sot duo
artny, ie about e. ..ItCELS o one.
The lethasay urt has sayetirned sine die
It is understood that he la consulted, and wil
be mach more e•seiniy punished than by Li
honorable dismissat.
1J.(4(H7111J
(lan. Ihnks writes ptivately that ho hopes
within • elan taus tt reiaganiss lionieLene
as d Scats with a.:':es ouctstitotion.
\V aelllnGToll, 3day 92 —The Navy Depart
ment is advised that tho stostner Cuy
lero oil the 60, captured off Mobile,
while attempting to run the blockade, the
'reenter Eugene. She is s now eido.whoel
weal, of you feet speed. bbe wan fated out
at New York soveral weeks since, and sailed
thence for ilevatta, via Passau. It is suppos
ed that she is Macau with arms and ammuni
tion.
The supply steamer Union, while on her
trey to New .York, captured the Enlist'
steamer Linnet, with an turbaned contraband
cargo. •
The gunboat Kanawha, Ott the Let, captured
the eceoener Vert, while trying to rue the
blocked. lit Mobile, with an swooned cargo.
Tne same vessel captured the schooner Ulan,
un the 25:b cat.
The United States schooner Richard Sea
misz, captured the 'chooser Nymph at Pass
Cabello, Texas, on toe 2sl.h uit , toaded with
cogee., mediates', dry guuda, awes, eta.
Forrasse Moseoe, May 2L—The flag of
trine steamer, Etat., of Maine, in. charge of
Capt. John E. Mulford, of rho 3d New York
idlantry, le I. for City Point tuts morning.
She bee on bcatd 130 rebel oilicers sad about
490 pr tee.
Lien . 0. W. Thomas, Cnief Qsarter
waiter at this p;aco, was severely injured this
Morning. Bid horse took fright on the main
Wharf,and became oncuanagable. In passing
the Commissary Department he Immo in col
lision with a tic*. The Colonel was thrown
Dom his gig nod belly bruised.
Els eseetieney I, overeat. Pierpont arrived
this morning by ch.: Baltimore boat. He Jolt
immediately for Cbqrrystone.
About 12 o'clock last nightthree meanataed
Ward, Lamson and Bell were arrested in the
attempt to pass - Oer Witt at Deep Creek, about,
two m iles item Norfolk. They hadi in their
possession about $2,500 worth of Confederate
odds.
WASIUNGTOM; May 22.—The Richmond En.
parer + of the 21st, contains the lollowiug
patch:
guy 10.—The special reporter of
the Adsertiser cod Restiiler, under date of the
18th; at Jackson, furoishos the following par
ticulars of Saturday's fight, received from the
',Wawa of ,the 11th Mississippi regiment,
b o arrived front Canton last night. The battle
was fought at Baker's Creek, about twenty
miles west of Jackson. Wo whipped the ene
my badly until he was :reinforced from Jack
son. eon. Pemberton: then fell beak to Big
'Blank bridge. Goa. Pemberton estimates
Our lose at 3,000, and that of the enemy three
times as many. Gen. boring on the left WU
:cut off, but he out his way through to Colitis
'Springs, twenty-fire miles south of Jaoltion.
ilia loam is unknown. Gen. Tilghman w►a
'killed.
Nur Yuan, May 22.—Adviees from Bermu
da of the bth Inst., give a rumor that Captain
Semmes has resigned the oommanggif the Al
abama to his fret Meer, and taken command
of a fine Confederate ship, mounting thirty
two guns.
The schooner Battey South, which arrived
at Bermtfda, reports that on April 24th, In
lat. 27 ° long. 21 ° she passed the wreak of a
I bottom up. On the previous day she saw
al oho:4We( tea and plaited up on*, the
°entente of Which wore rpottod by salt water.
It Is surmised, that they were the remains of
a homeward bound Emit ludiamarsdestroyid
by the Alabama.
Bubncriptions co the 6.20 Loan:-_
Pamintunis, Msy 22.-44 Cooiti, inh_,' -
earlption agent, roports the sale / to-day ,o f
6-204 to the amount of $2,992,61,19, in &helot- -
lowing localities: New Pork and"NewJersepi
S 1,300,000; Poston and New England, 5400,-.
000; Philadelphia and PentliqlvastlNs3oo e :
000; Nalicsin, 7 s 6o , o . oo l/Western Slater,'
339,009.
krom rurtzess Diunfue
Southeru Nova
From Bermuda.
Latest front hew Orleans
New year, JEay 24.—The Mesmer Buten- -
ma arrived at this port thin evening frcm
Neer Orleans on the 13th Init.- Amoog 'her
twassengers is Cot John 8. Clark, 6f General
Beaks' staff. The following intelligence is
*lashed by the New Orleans; paPers
At midnight, on the Bth last:, our mortar
fleet, assisted by the iroxi-clad Estes and the
sloop-of-war Rishmond, commenced the bom
bardment of the lower batteries at:Port End
son. Piro was kept up for On beer. hat the
enemy did notreepond: Oa thb9th trials were
made to secure a more saturate range, and at
ten o'clock at night another bombardment
took place, which also continued for an hour
without recelitng any response.
At three o'clock on-the morningof the 10th
the batteries were for the third time bombard
ed, arid it was continued tilt font' and a half
o'clock, when the enemy replied, and the fir,
log became rapid on both lidos. The Simi
was etrn6k by shot, but not injured. The
Richmond, with's fall broadside, pilenoed the
ecemy's guns. None of our TOMO ware in
jured.
The correspondent of the New Orleans Era,
who furnished-the above information ' inti
mates that good news will fill his nextlstter.
' Lieut. Col: Blackburn, of the 6th Illinois
cavalry, died at Osy ka, from his wounds. Ile
received kind attention, and his remains were
prOperly buried. • '
All the colored regiments .in Gen. Banks'
department, except the Engineer Corps, have
been turned over to General' Ullman, who will
have the entire control of their eqnipmentand
orgeniantion. In additon to tho present four
regiments that have been organised, them are
already 2,500 recruits in camp and under in
struction. General Ullman wilt immediately
proceed to organise a corps 'centre of infan
try, artillery and cavalry, u nder the command
of white officers-
All-'pleotte of public) resort in New Or
leans, with the exception of 'places of worship,
ham bosh ordered-to dieplay the National
- 64, and at all places of amusement the Ns
stukal bin will hereafter be played at the com
mencement and close of oath night's perfor-
DAV Ce.
Capt. W. P. Johnson, of the 25th Connec
ticut regiment, died at New Omani on the
- AJtinral Parragnt was seranadod by Union
i•rs of New Orleans on tho night oh the 12th.
Tao otoamor United;States, from New York,
arrfeed at Now Orleans on tho 181 h.
Gen. Molltitan and Mena Col- Stereos are
passengers on'the iiiatiasst, as are also 47
discharged soldiers.' • .
Toe stoop-of-war .Itiniata &rifted at Key
Wait on the 17. '•
The Fegitive Slave Case
WASIVICITON; May 22 .=ln the fugitive
case pending for several weeke, before the
Supremo Court for this District, the Judges
were equally divided.. Oa the motion to dis
charge the relator by the Writ of habeas corpus,
Chief Justice Carter and Aseeolate Judge
Flakier were of the opinion that the power
heretofore exerelred in the Distriet of Cauca-
Ms, was still in fetes upon the subjoin of the
fugitive clove law, while Animists Judges
Oitn and Wylie dissented. Owing to this
division, the fugitive was remanded, subject
to the order of Judge Wylie, who, having is
sued the warrant of arrest, but subsequently
decided.that he had not power to do so, dis
charged the defendant from custody. As the
gave. was leaving the presence of the Judge,
his owner seised him, whereupon Mr. Dean,
his counsel, rescued him, and the aid of the
police was called to prevent a breach of the
pesos, which mimed imminent:, Action and
ocuntir-action ensued on both sides, after
whiott the fugitive was delivered to the mili
tary authorities, to be held in eustody till to
morrow for a Umber Lotion of thejudielory.
From
CAL, May 22.—The iteamirflity of Alton
from below, has arrived here.: Our gunboats
have ascended Red river from Alexandria.
The 'termer Price succeeded In breaking a
rebel raft loose and it floated out of the way,
whale our boats proceeded up the river to
liarrisonburg. They shelled the rebel bat
tery at that point for two home without tak
ing it.
The 110001111t3 of the operation!' of 4.leneral
Gract'd army up to tho 17th hist., do not ma
terially dinr tram tho reports already pub
tithed. The impression Is gaining ground
that Gen. Grant 13 perfect master of the situ
ation. -
Warrenton Is In our posse!eloa, and testae
are .continually employed in hauling atoms
from that point.
It eat . reported at Helena that rice and
Mountlake have a rebel feioe of 0,000 at
Witteborg. Granville town of some
400 inhabitants, has been entirely destroyed.
From Port flvyal.
New Yoga, May 22.--The store•ship
Conner, from Yort Royal, brings the news of
A snag/ engsgement which tuba place, on the
night of th lath inst., between a detachment
of oar lON a :end &bait one hundred rebel
soldiers, b Morris Island, in which the latter
were driven back across the Oreek. Oar lose
was one men slightly wounded. It seemed
to be the general impression that the Mont.
tore would attempt a reduction of the outer
flirts along the beech, before again attacking
Fort Sumter. ' •
A Bratsk' and a Fzenoh man of war arrived
at Charloofas/ on the 14. h.
A flag of truce bust, from Charleston, Will
relined admittance, by the blockading fleet,
within thou lines, on the ground that similar
busts had used the flag of truce as a decep
tion, in order to gain information of our move
/Lent!.
lieepital Burned
Craataaau, May 22.—The Medical College
at Lexington, Ky., used for a government
hospital, was oompletely destroyed by fire at
noon to day. The slot were safely removed.
Loss, $510,000.
31‘rkete by Telhgraph.
Puiuun.ruts. May V...—The more:moats In broad
c. Lawn of a hOll Led 013anichsr. There I
is oZy..rt demand for flour, a.ud fluty 400
00, a I.mt y said at 57(6,745, add sown Ulpel nor at
fi Fluor simoy at 0,354 Cunt Meal 14,36.
Timm l• a clisngs in Mutat; s,issi boahot. .rd
void at. y• 5641,03, and small tuts of white at 51,76
01,85 Mai bu.imis of Bye told it 41,10. CUM bin
lair :wittiest, sod 4.1.m0 bashes yeliow auld at 890.
ari in biter request, and , toot, bushels Pena.
te wis WI. a. 75,1,70u,_.5,t1u0 bu,kals Barley 31.11
.old.! *Leahy, '
70. i•roviduns are. quiet; 3Jel Llama
,w,aled at 831(6U34 shoo dad at 5 ce,,,ts.
Lard 1"1.0.1) at ti n y for LI mins, and 71%e12
ur ;Ea Clonal ; .ales lito at 81(ry34 and
Lag.) to at 33 fam banal. Wiilmy sold at 43.
haw Yoaa, Slay 21—Floor dna; saleasf B,i 00 bbl.
01 50 tar Ittatiti 58 Med ;Ili hoe Ohio and $6.
5.597 tar et:willow. Wheat qolet at 51 x 4,41 47 tar
a.O opring Coln dull; soles of 4000) bush at
70:917c. boot doll. l'mk dull. Lard dull at ttyia.
111.40. Wha.e duli at 411 z.
bucelpt• ul Flour, 11,ttS bble; Whaat,198,054 btu;
Man, sotheliJ buds.
Now . Tole" May 22.—Cotton fir= and advarcod.
102 mule t•dm at fato ;flour; State gas declined
6 omits; sacs , of .1.1,000 harms at 55,36e5,55,10r
State, 56,40(36,50 for Uhl°, and,5i3,65067 for tooth.
eta Wheat Ma dactinaci 2 Cents; sides of leu,loe
bushels at 21,2401,40 fur Chicago .Bptitig, 21,200
1,43 fur Hammitt, C1ub,21,441,51 tor fled Western.
llurd has declined lelo ; WWI of 113,0,.0 bushel. at
7fe77c. Meet steady. Pork dull at $11,814111,37. •
loud firm. Whial y du ll. ,
.
Cuiciaarrt, May 22—Vault:lg.—Flour dull and
pu,stitod, and prime nominal at $0 75 foiauperflue,
and ;Mkt fur extra. Wheat la in uroder.to demand,
without change ; chola. Keutowity whit* la scam,
and brought 41,45. .Wen doMined to 450 fur era.
Oats d,ciln.d to 65c. Eye 75.. Whisky dull at 400
1,100 harm* old city Mee Pork mild at 20,75. There
Is it further decline in bulk Moats and dull; 20 Altri
lbs sold at 3)‘• (or whouldata,and 5o for aide.. Lard
unchamp d; 05 tierces city brought 0%. 'There lane
demand bSCOIM. hitleted Oil nos declined to 51,16.
Gemmelea dull and unchansod.
Guld,lo7 184er, 135. Xxchango, 34 prom., Ind!.
CaUa g no change.
liaaratoiti,Mai2B..L.PlOur dull; Ohio 50 50; extra
at Mi 7000 76. Wheat; auello,taq lurk. at 51 73
0 178 for EWltturky ohne; saint COM bulb. Penna.
red at $1 Mei 65. Corn advancing; 90001 d,
and yellow itie92o. Oats quiet at 73071 c. Whisky
dull and lm lower.
w.adrTs.
WAN TED-.-& °Alumina, to.tike oarel
Ty of a Trait Clanton and email Nlnatardi ate:
the city. Btoominendationa inquiet&
Inqatra at the MIT TLC; Weft CI 11111LIn
tayiltdi ' Liberty red Adams arreet.,?--
. ,
IffiTA.NIED.-4.7 5 A MONTH I—l imiktito
vv. Atm Aituts to ovary county st $75 aegith;
expense. pald.,to son jay now °luso Valnllrtelwing
Poaching*. Ad4rece, B. Mkb4BU7l,
no &Save 411 red.
60 A igosTu I—Wo want
Av•at• PO • month; rip , usel 144 to gelj
ou, last*, Orlostal bustinould tiatri•eb
004 Dom. uvetul and cattooo4ticlue, illitea
cli
ca &entire' - Addrwor, -
lay Glop' 81.1AW-641(4.101,11144f0ni, Ato.
TiIItUBLUNOTON BERELNI/10 boxel
Just
BEIM=
Nos. 120 sad In Wood 'tent.
lid , • ' ll, 0114--a° bbis. to unto
tor We dads* to Naiad 4,llTer from
'• • - ' IS4IAR DltliC FT •On
RA.101 4 / 6 1) bbl.. MOIF
minor R. (MUM&
• EMU-AN Vt - thipig IlittUSLAti;
LIM pilimsnaks ANTS
MAIIIMMOL
. _
' 4-'445* 41•Arp, tr
,taigill..l4
FOR 84LE.
FOR ISAL.II,-- l.
TIE CROTOiI . BSCg. GLASS M t!firL)
LT triWOLSTL. 'A.
17 orts. eittured abnit oce mito cast t -•
Loon cf Hew taint., ace, °Bert d for gale' Thcp": re
I , ta•ed teauclmil FUllinine 01 101 4 C4 ' 4 .'0 .4 A
dOlt on Indents treated the ristoty,ichn e
for an gor 10 Fott Futon, Iran all the 'Mat
ceoesaary to the suennaltd maculae:oly of W:ll.l'ttt,
61..agn; &cm co
with ma D ,C.OhLitte e
and cn the tarn land Lc lb. fine saudamecc
which tho Croton Lock Nl.a is maoulaettued.etb 1
Wr be.nt, and atranth Is nos surtnottibili
totustry. Also, a 10 or la year leas. of rlf the 0,1
001 0 a:rea or laud, thin turtha of esmleolstint,
which a to an amid °carat:on cud hold stitch . the
acttry hiltolo.l.oo 0100 mai. All th e I r..l.ozeols
, an In good running mdec, out ta incocialis o,
tton at thin llme,
Pneealoa anon of the ant' of .t‘ity, neat, and if .
tot .010 will tat for not 101 . 0110 )04 . (fun. ILLO 06610
date. nitutmatuin an/ 1 .0.013,1:0110. kauvret 1.-
040 II .0 1.00 .o.llo.Siter . 000 Uuge , 4r •td J.
Crow Liter, at the °Me ot Graf. Ben los &
burgh. Waikiel.
RAIL KIM .11 Nun .1) tt
O. b. Ilturoas Y AILEO.fI, tenet,
uc.o 9 . itestot; Viratsbutswa, tt; May lc - loth
The mocanigeed. sin rscstvo mslou bide hs, the
paramour edellai-IMIO was of new c ailedsu ttoo
welithlog 60 Tito, ttrittio yard. ebt, 7/6-2LIO tool of
Um:boss is at the Ustrabom 111 , M, Johtstdiso s !es.,
sod toe balince, 67/ 2002Y240 tons, is at 134•1rtirs,11,
Poo Ca.
In cans a bid is accepted, the pet, makini the
same will be 'notified es soma as preodcsbie, t,+llob.
In twenty dale alter such no.ts the party .11.01 isil
to make payment. to tt.votrument baud*, to ci; so •
dotalsousd, the boo for WltiCtl such. OM woo iatt.oit
.be subject to aisle to soy Wise permit, .•
The tight to reject any and al bide 10 c. 04, 4 1, 0 .•
Seined. All bide most bo sealsd Sod Olmsted to toe
undenhped., Wasislogions D. 04" i.tli coditteLtl
••lt[d for Iteltroairint."
111011 will be s•rerted anal JUNE srib
Um, a deolelee will be given.
IL b. BOLttNcUli, Capt. and
ms 1 lajel _
ALI atsLA tub.
•
hALIC.:/i . Owing . to • dheolution el co•cattuer ,
dap, r .stf aat privet. ede oar l'MuN Wrlvett'tt.att'
sated at trondele on the Iron telonatala,ltaileolui,,7o
la .
'des trout at. Lode.. adulating of one. holiblitet
Mame, now In cammatal operation melting; from
eighteen to twenty tone - of he. I p)s • iron P ,,( l...dat' ,
twenty dwelling Imuses, tor' lattortirit rid •
large threwetory brisk stung nrie_etablea
3 ti.d acres of good timbered and LOY taitee'ai
Atm a contract with the loner:out !rote; kleinnt.in,
Dempsey for delivery of thew One. hieing %weave
years to run. Large bankeirt heatetitootto Lioln lat.
midiatirvlotnity of the I ormika
for tanner intormatlori,appiy -at our Clißeilfi In
Loaded., liners every tecdtty tor .ora:hit/tog, the
WorkiwW DsgMen.' ' --• . • • •
apetawd SOOT; letitttilLit/ON k CO.
COStAir.q, Rfl'A
F. RATS, MICE, ROACHES, ANTS.,
simpuos,xosQnurozs,l l . IMII6
WOOLENS, .to; INB6OiB ON PLANTS, rowbs,
ANIMAL& to. Bold by .11 Proa,ties ararraboy,e.
Bowan, of worthless imitations. Prizielpst Depot
452 Broadway, N. Y.
e•
B. A. PAIINE.TOOSS, 809.t0?. , _ ,31;l
1,1168 & 00.. Wboleasla Agoura, Pittaberah, Pa. •
mykamdaorT
B bAcK DIAMOND STIiiarIITOILIOS,
inrrsausort, PZ. ;
PA/3X, 880TH13135 k 605,!
5
Ilaxattectaxers of
BUT QUAITT KrarLHXD CAST:
Num, flat and Octagon, of all etzei., War Cant-d
eq.! to Say ImporW or ma.ufaccurell', to thle
country.
Mariann. and Warabonan, Ana 149 and 151:rtawr
and IZ3 and Ltd SECOND EITIIZEI'a, Rittabpcglt.
,
fell:lyd •
BAAL". ic cu.; boiler.
TV ,Ilekere and emelt Iron Woritere,: i .
STEIL?, Noe. 03, le, 24 ladle. Ilaytnya
tarns yard mid furnished it with the 13:10.1. proirid.
machinery, we are prepared to manaiictne,e
dascripttori of 13011410 In I'.. tot : maces, vie
trarrentA equal to 4DY CLAP Au the qtma trp
OnIitINSYS, nsionsx;-Enit BEDS. 'S'22."Atn
PIPIU4. LOOOMOTIVIL DOlLlncl3,goii DElinn fin
Ei&LT PA 148,TaN HS, OIL STILLii, •0 tk . rOit,t,
Brurrublo PAHB, BOILKII WOW nit, Mine
SUGAL P&Nn, and sole mattulacch ore of t4Lit•
RILLS' rt`i'i &V IL BOILS it r.4.irt.,,
lb. dtOrt.st ontlim
1 LUUItI FLUU °U;/ 5 1 .1
X £o bbl•. Bartlett XX SAWA Flour;
710 da. I ard'• XX. di do; •
160 do ' rord'a •tWbtto s itigle", 410;
t 0 do Bladiaon 2114
lite do .b 5. Louis 14r. W.., .el 4
'2.15 do Bale of Ohto do;
MO do leer grade Family • do;
45 do pore 140 . do; ,
For We by 441114011 A IC Tt Ait.
(LIROUERthB Alslll.lelL-11.
VI 15 bbda. pima 11, Q. Eng4r; ••
17 do do;
10 do Cubic •
111 bt,44.41,04md 610, ..
30 byre prima Stain
11,501(151151., 1 Noe. 1,2 and 3,1 a bbls. slid bales*
21 La.( bble, whim 11,D; !
47 do Lake Everrloa;
23 bDI4. Labrador sad Ilabfaalforring;
Tor tale by b1.14b &It in :L41170.
ga . HALF BBCS. WRITE 111S11;
fiiv 10 ball. bb take Herring;
10 dorm Na k.tai
6 do Tate;
6. do Ntalbboards;
10 Demo Davie' aver Hama, to arrirS
1 - do do Dried beet, — •••
Tor Ws by LINDSAY ..t.TDI,FO.D,
Title ntrrot.
. • ...•
Rims AND SAE.—Da. - ZBA.4z,pilys
psitteular attautfon to the ) . Arai m.ut
• kiIION 10 D , BIrABSS. the' NIS lad TAW; op.&
Ka on CAT&ILLOT, PQUINT UM, forj A Vral•
LIAL PUPIL, Inters, ARPIPI.UItt• -El'D3,.and
tre.ta ad ItieLAUMULTI.MI SYV3 ; .U 0 Eltate
BEARING, and Mlrt" tkfftitlag the Ear and
lostlint Dtattest. •
my., :33 PIENN
LPLAN& Bt./Vb. c...—rbisa4 tsti, Junk.
NAL% D.tY BOLES, 0 kElt :1160.ES,*•.ad
iestsiptlon ot' Rook, oil boot or oath
to ord,r, of the bort mote:tato' ot abort notice; by
• WM ti JOBSSOrON — a OP., :
'Blank rook Notroot 67 Wool
Circa,
TUB Heady,
11 lan. Clods. Lab4l, Power', BIRs codlog, Prix
Litho. sad o.ory wnsiety of rwtcy. Job rri,intog,
eie
nadstibortnodos totb6 bed m .4.per,i by
JoHtIST,iIC6 CO,
Stem I b Prtot7r , 1,1 w.4....tree..,
VI UT M. TO Itt! %i' - - A o d u i potcz t,
.1.A.-i.hdlota to on,ttd fir Ile Anrelt II u s e. Io
the city of .blotto, unit
Int Tapirs. ''Axtraordlattry Indttituen- a •yill to
Ten to • It:MLA* met; en • Itsio wee tom of
para. Toque* of—
-TS tTATt r.g tly &
2 at% D 3 MAC whit d.L
SA1.1E:1081 HS , G , •
LASE BOPSSIOI.CWILITS ;
• LtILIC 11.110411.b01 7
In stars awl lor sale by,
JOHN B. 0 I.IOIELD,
141 an +444 Fir•tottri.t..
QUNDRISK : •-•
lI boxes prlineln:ll, Gbielon .
13/ bbn. Na..b Stow roblitostql
10 Oat and my Toboon4i • ,
.-
boos runny /ban ..11.310 Cater
30 , Exits Moot; .1- ;
In store and
l ot , ago by CHAS. O. ;
, bto 1491 Ib Tlj strode
Slltie.B.-75 bbut: 8 Lug ar r .
Y 5 do A
. ~
10 do loird.itd ado:
10 do -Orsoalied d:.;
,
, id do Uroaland dc;
/A 'store "Ed for sae by
, ,
ItIGYMER &DUOS..
1211 an.. res tllhodktiwt.
.
3000 ineinna'l•
20 boxes Prime te t iricleicie,
40u bush Peach al. Pewees.
L 0 bulb Neleueoch Putd_dea.r.z..
60 bulb Bed re4lotei, . •
*Ore 'and tor kale by" - '
0/lA9 O.O3AtTLEY, : . •
myle • • - •••' TO LI itietreet:
LA.Lip OpA---50 5 bt49;t 4 T.' ; f '
on hand and Or aka 3 ,12;
614 malt 1:111.trOlt•
r - ÜBILWAT.LhIPUI • •
160 bbh. pura.Duck Creek
• 45 •
VA4Fhil Jnehbinizit. Awl boil %dn. for Wt
• JAB. DAIJIBtIiA 8911, -2 •"
•
OA sod 71/ Water Wed. -,
111ALI.P21••• U 0.1.1 '131021q11,b,44t/Aloyf,
.LIP 60.0 W '
• 4 . 1 r
In store and for sale by -.0001(,?8TTI.T
64151 . o 1 rPlibilite'd
• 1141uUlf fi.=-2VO bble. oh 00*
l'i lit noir In store ma for ;Owl,
eilnK P
UUNIs ..-151.19 poungo !pri
AA. Iloair i snat iseel s r4 41 1 14;
i
r.pere,-.oV , every tint
of color. 40 inr.bis vide, fixsale b 7
bW 2 4 11,NiMULL - 41..enti. ktaNti
.L3 fresk tan 1:4100: 44, 1441k4c5i4tid0u et
Delo wort* Dlsfams, ja rads, ju6 nomed en*
o n o w. b ‘ • • ~ P BVATIBIIIII.
"M SW, IWO. thsaiLLN TA4ar bia s i o g
.1.11 thistipidor trt44:l6cradost •
mon . milimeeWAqminke"
itxu net
'vr o MLA& JOHNIM
•-- • -
—ro. OI
mrEncira-irr patinas.
LI EINitX & CO.,
LA •
- - - Onotatimolt se Jillsr. G. Wall.
Merohaait, Tailors,
MMMI
• SPRING STOOt - : OF GOODS &'
- Adinted Or a Mot Oat/ e:ialdob ha* ten advt. k
at rich gloat avo to toeot.tba 'appoint on ol .llslt
malty fried& and pasraoo at tar. tkaa at.
teatfao tabistort• and .tract biretta. t” matt lb.
il of all oba may later ba 'nib a aslL 5.;
PTICaPr . 13/1"""
,
.111. do to ardor in NANAtanotter sad on remould:do
Ceram. lifoottai dunned • vo.t foamy 13 al. ow ob.
torittniftlflold nod , T4no Ittbeer.. owe 1 as toe the
Nom, atom:N . 4am! ton/tone order. In ale dn.
with cze+yoinelo:aiall'diottft. ,
,Lieetrieerie toleotica of TOBICAOIIIIO
00D8 olainyo!on
.c+9.s49TrzaL.A.e . t.;ciods marry:
CETI LE S.
.
p.UPi- 1')1i/IQ -1a101.1) FLINN'. I
•••-, vtitsia fttritt 00,t.ti.lc,LING.—Tvag.,::-
1
1) Vir Alvan XllB. gay ,U.lln tat 10 gioll ck, Illini4: . ;
tel I,st the Dacitni No, 7il sake to art. t near.illit. Isk.
ka, the. 'aka .fartilanintas at axp ~ int boalabld - li
wu'aiint.. aticni .14.1,11 ara irate T. p- . anti& k
laid.. Bair nad' aaluntt l hars, a alma Sots, lariga .1
illla iletad lid( II ratna_Loolting C 1... Pa. ii • .r.
pi B,Naulilin diti-e1., - Caft edit ()hair. and Kith r.
dde T.bis, Kinfratap iliahl and L. •. Poet kled•
ataii, Sprinentatta,a, hairato4nt C• dc alio Mat. 1
tn...., flatland %%amber 1.4x - pco., Dn in. an 4 Mt.
tdlii Ikea .Cialillt.nkliat. and D. Nog •• ably, :.
Lining Iteainl).ll, 21age dila .1. rind...a, anti...la 1
Co.d.ii_" !non" ance all theitainail., 'kitchen a at. l•
tnm ce , IklilV I , e ...eq. xxo aox r. • u en. i
1...).i150..N4'i tbis_V Vu V ill 44. r. 4%. A C B b.d.
-1.-- — Tale tsilitirthiy; kvetituo "Lay ad, at, 8 -
I n,laen. tall bent.l4.at Ow tliininarcial tan. t am; - 4
151' liini'Pleo4:;l'llEo tti. chill:a
A te...v.l;lA nandatit.
:curly ilnlikta,,itat'a tiatent . .. - sio nediver mad
Eigiattianta ratt
.andir Se itch...
l-.ltiiiit'r , ..Unniel 'ilia , W *INV. kaal'rk ti
;galltdital“l2 o .2ell9l6 ' , ADJ.; 13131. 1 / 1 11124r 1
10-91-22.9 AT AVOID-M:4On 'THURSDAY AP- tI
TrltitlON; rloy 41h, et '2 ectalt, .91 be au'd, on
the plamite4o4 d100t0404 btetiaa. co the Co :sell. I;
Vole fitiflreede Foible. toonabAp, the te Doming Tarte e .
Ottellie Loliodehfah rivihien enbdivided Don the 13
prepirty. late Of Joel Prouoillt. - Li
Do. 1 tiontithiltig' 5 - mit 109 perches; A
• .*. 9 1 .;,--90 -.14...11f0 41 do;
• 3 , re° .4 'do .ha do; ''..,.
ii 4' ' '.do 11 9 ' - '44 Or do; lit
h do • - 11-. do. AO do ; ,
t (11 — 1' do tA 'dot q
it
7' .. : do 11'. CO 46 do;
a, 8 'do 8 Co 91 do;
-... 9 '-' -;do , '104 , 40 - 11d c-o; t il
10e., I.do /0 '2o 90 d ; - ti
'' 'or lt - ' - 1 - 26" ' 9'l' de u 7 'do . , Di
-.'rheas Isms; part of John 1. Woods` trod, q
ire sin:laud 00itain a few, honored yard. of Basle. ti
*oaf efiatfOill and. , itall adisfitial both tor delight:id p,
conotry toet3eigreciat.4 50C13,61. and Tine grocrlog, p
Or gardening Olipeita. : A
lemon. del:enrol Irlo 4 itir the praintimo Wore .e.'
the day
-b of ride , alit Is brown the different WO, by
dialing d 9 . 4300..44 Elorrti4o, 'unarm on the le.d. • g
Piero of theanntie can be se.di_an I. peewee., oral tl
the anett.bißoomt; 51 . 911th el reet, or ohice el hob* .
ft-thAddtateitie Ida amid stoat. '1
Taxi or 41.3--uno !math, cash, and the'reiddno ia
In Ono, taped hero ItareglOith tnt red. &I
011 psrOgo desliona of ottliOdivg the sale wall be 0
tatty free el . biros: - Yoe this porywoo a gents% 0
14 , 441:Witt We . the iiiishnigit A I-Case !swills LLD. fi
Depot at <learnt. put 1 o'olook ie. m.. nreerely, on ;
''ear of oece..- Two Ital. neturp_tt Pltf shot gti 'toe - 4
- saws stool:4-0n. at OS WO cut 01 6p. in . t , '
inSlii 'i • Davie e Mori.. A id.. .. -
~ .
n_ROCKV;.
Ii:18 ASI) U,ND-IF...—Un LI
lA 'beTlll6l34Y :110.211 4 G, May 23d, a , le 1
......., al Lb' .old. et tho a.caranexcist Xseeolkuni,
'lio. - 14 Fitaliaire.
- 1
4 carrell( blulsares;
' b ^ do . "(D. y A pillar;
. . 2 hell batrale Psoal ItsVley;
• 2,be/44.13FroondIP.loperj , .
6' i;
do ~, ,pie.4 Hi vga little; v
2 hal l'hbaraas Moab in 14, :
2 ea ka now Ybeetbaroi :-
. 1
tli boasellaperiedliar biz;
21.) can /p o•jd SololLni
10 - 4.( Irreit ba"d hriiiti ".
lamp iiiioirted 55 Awl; S
15 de lan tottlas fdrzietit Linlmezei
... oco !.4at titer tl'. rat/Iota;
, S Stun It hlalbar,e a dii , „ •
' ''' $ 'do :'pounder,
- -
Aed • kegs . st..ch b. obierted.Q4ae^seara.
ruy•l :; , 'PA v •ei a iti. i,...- 11 I- le AWW/11.
11::NINCALYAL%1LI, AVM:NUM rfrtue
1_
• EnTr,---63 ..11411 Hay ohlh,
44 8 e'eltrk, will be ito4 el., t.er sel_oruoxelt In
tau etn-tl:liAlr eatu reOLLI 01 MUD Onma.a.arei /Lao-
El& ea, 64 LI to lam he lelle.b g
.3-ty ttolor.j of Wm I.l4.lhtad. In be Olgoth Wen'. #
thb ieellet.co ~..belt Wet..., tog.,
on ketatnlienole Menne,'
One lot 66 met nu con Plvzoll tube Avenue, neer
to toe coiiet al 'Uttintunietreat, cud txteuelag bank 8
Ile fere .p , feet sit.y.
lot tU tett r dot 1.4.5 Foib,. etteat, ond.ezteext.
la.
coah,,i 12 16 ,1 foe 6 0* I.ot a 6,, t.
ob /I C.i 11.1 eh!MO.. •C IX btrt
4..0l go,. alta alum I=nel:rum ate the bit dine
cued that th..ercan,l4 cal. VIA• e. 13
‘Ltattair oondsamer ha,l d
7 snne,Of enue—tiue..t.na t,en , b assent o one sad
tw• - )rarei with lut • y on. a am mull.
tape._ An P. a Mel b ,♦lv• 0.14.6,0
14 1 . X.Ii4101TURS , " tid Lt vie
- pAs sauke.-.104._p {NO. Alai 28i, At 8
,locB, Will b, gold, In 6.. tfto WI Sour o. tb.
uoloAlAistio:fhlios: of too lisocatorii of
tan late4lor, _
es ibi.tor ktook k ot•tittaintal. Bt:ck; . - „/
. BAelia.4.ja• wio4 . oiock;
• 2.10 Clasen., %Loci:
- 6 8 ;80; ...Pion*. (amid tB.Broad Co. Sip*:
12 4 :hoot;
402 ;ea i t tribi.tfil Co. stock;
.. 3 .5 . I A Nll4
CIHANT: tivai YAT
.POt.;•r oN.—c Tl.gh. AY Pihtit6o. Rey
la; at !h'o'clOth,; flt' be' .oth et ttilitloa-mcznial
tee' bboots•..tte bk. 11t1b Mot, by o. the
eaetrif‘Fi Janieos Actiid..c . ece .ed. lh.t Gettable
lot a trloaair Utast he.Grly tide of t•taat
teet, ttirftet.e..rib of Voter-t( e- .
a 21' tehi'oLt• (trim - eta ...I.ltrichus.ll• e 45
teat, on .41tlettle et,tteatt tet..tor, 0 ick d woad*,
osttabfits;llllrWa.h.= 6 .9.2.
.
! • N Ancrte.
- 10113
Lato.:aloouk lgtos oft to 7 land olcaaJad
to tewlo.lElry Uoitioitt aiiu ob. Tvarusoap, to lota of
Boat cold to iams tide: lot tha parvasa 0.. act , .
log thaVame at /.alwon, on. lie .11:1Kva, Y, Mal SIN
11h034 Tbe,UTubnnl vinef.tly piantal lam the
can Llturciand mo.t of tae tr.sa ace
Oiiodttioo, having L.eo punt.
eel ircial lour ;410%3610u
ELtad y
UILL' WELL WitiNti
i
6.4Tu MOBNllsti„ bay .4 11 o'o ock,
vrivl toJa. taw tomanerdisi 8.10 boon., bo.
!AI 11 a, 01,4 ...LOA Wtal bo,log Tutl,uesoy now,
.cumyritln,l,rco bhoo, bye,' 11 to, a. comdo, trod
Vump AKA 1,to„o_
rite, Otte& MTT.W T'Zie A.
Lts,t iti E 1: 6.N r•ALLItval)
%.; A.! A crirtru.w-ltrn YD YE.
kis/ 2atik, a., .8 :o valt Le r •,Ild at ,he
No. L 4 I Ifth erven—
, gls4oJ4keebyllttatiarie4 a Uclrcad
boaci,:!istr.hitrtek
•L. -
'.YI +s::: 114 v I E. 4114'M
%,
y LAJa ; TU.V4DAI` May 26•14 at
o`cieta, - iqtrue - iiad; I , t 7 tb. 4,433 ...rcka curt
fj , 9111.i;;1145054 Feta Was:.
00 ailing' Berctucts• tlanaficturen blank :fitaci
4.o. , Allethlitlyilneptatston Octage 00. Stack;
ak• 11/21 • sou.% ALIA X, twin's...
. .
I . l;Vir[l.3iliatAllbtV: NO. 32 Muth
/rtputlitnttOlLittokaphla, pdgeht or
00 , 7 4'
S iiidit?
its !} OJtantlj iqr.stis at tto li.tratt mark,tt
Thiqttb. it 'partbtalii, idtplitalo the suiting GI
j tik Irk Ida VAX - ', 1;0.,
.1?
(tale, ot ISrm ar. 0o.,),
11 . .1
o.
Sao alooloaxice Semi.
ai
COLD', ;SILVER.
~ F .Viefin-1 4 1 2 StUlarillt&
17 ,4Bia'S'Ar, 'LELA°.
TuurSki So.—Wlt.l4lttexception the laziest and
beat isaluttoit of .1411114 Planta about the city, at
OAKMI4IO.II:THEIIIELY,'
. Nll 41 16olr *f at.
(A) en'i; t.. tx)ii Fret
:Jive/Limb; mg' Grobirand the public to try'
eritinl
,Wirriniat to • tstlitiottcot or the mono, rt.
WOOL' It " J uilifniallyqicknooladge4 the mat
ottotopro. Praoaro4 . , ant, tor rata at . the hail*
Iltaiiirthpleo sad Mae Worki, de. h 44 dot tit fetid,
ot Now stroah.) Ptladalatna, Pa.
!stew ii m.
eafpx.iirXPDLIW: I OV.COr• UWd.r tiivon to
vltt tat ao4 at itittt .: a mactit t o. p.,
.uniOakd ,thscsovit;itey:co. o pd, an d ..*iaktak•ta awsy 10
l7.14..111•0 Wilts up day,.
‘,'lttatattvi` , ",' 5 3 2111a.4 If. mutt ta• • On.
. web t een
Ittit.tits utorstnal matt to >imd to hla
coo bot ex , e6d , l4 is
UOVealial4 Ilc lot t°4b`a tba
31 -
' - atfort Jugarrort,
•
us 'oni••••r-rilittl,
•
's,l'W‘ • briar:- wi — t,tutte atut ktgliziel
bituas for P4Motriotosiqiekeethei-ILlacbaadi m by
t ik(10 -- ,, , i4 'NYUir l i - 2 . 4 , iiii s:.:Szca , n4 I .DOLLIILL'is 80A.
1 ,
Itsraiti , ,
~ . Or earn W"itieriok
4 , 3 i.: v 41.41 pliv,,?, 5 ,- ",: - .: 1:rj 1321 1 lo
~.,,.
/a asi.s7k - virirt 6.1.-i3 'fi.t : ,1, , ...-... ac.31, , k, . ! ,
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