=ffMffEMA litt*git audit .1,,r240 . 1011 M BCS 14, 1861. D. SUBURBAN. Distmlagal" Accident at Freedom—Two K en unt—gohnny Mackey Danger. snalyltdaredd fiatitiday waning last, e most distress- I I Istiosidest 'pruned on board the tow-boat ' Mlnther, at Freedom, milting in the death, of tiro atm,and the serious injury of a third. TheTwither had a gut of coal barges in tow, for Cincinnati, and in attempting to Mad, op peeks Freedom, it was 'curtained that the after check post of one of the barges was in sufficient. The line was placed around this she* post, with one tarn, and then carried over he another check post or timber-bead. The strain weal° great that the timber-head gave way and thd thil straightened so - cud , daily that Edward - Haigh, Johnny Mackey, and • deck hand Tilos° ;name we have been :unalda . briasm, were stmt. Haigh and the deck hud were Instantly killed and thrown lath the slur,. Mackey was badly crushed about the breut, and it la doubtful whether he willremer, Edward Heigh was the only son of Joseph nalja,Baq., sad the old firm of Haigh, Har- Mum AC°, sad WU about eighteen years of age— Be Was'. well known la this city, and , wan highly esteemed. ills father is greatly distressed_ in consequence of his untimely deatii.77 The tow-boat Hemet wu started deka on Sunday morning, to bring up Mr. Mackey, and assist in searching forthe bodies yeang Halghand the deck hand. Johlusy Mackey is well known to many of cur sitizeas hawing kept _ the the 'Sportsman's nor, hr iblsCity.for sonni - dose put, which was headquarters for the sporting fraternity of 4e two cities • and vicinity. He was re m odsig to Cincinnati, having sent his family . lla was brought up to the .city daiing the dayp and at last \ ilt,oollllta was ly hitt' imy puuriotts condition. .Allegheny City Teachers' Institute. The mphr nmilnonthly meeting of this sumante wu held at the Sandusky st. School Abase, Postrth 'Mid, on Saturday morning, "Arch 12th. Tisiliegdenti Kr. Squiro2, bolas detained .b.T.,otokeieset.Viec Praidont Goff ouroplod tho After the reading of the minutes, an euay, entitled E.lndlinot Influences," was read by Miss Ifeltendly, of the &wend ward. The 'espied wU handled In in able and elegant zgautor brats, ensile., and many tmttts, which seldom motive from the nubile at large the merit they deserve, were unfolded In • tau and vigorous manner. Theneatthinginorder beineGymmwthe," Mae Hubei, of Boston, was Introduced, and mantes were taken to raise • dam in light amtaitles from among the teacher, of the eit t eadin . gof sebtoted pieces was salt order, end a amass of pieces were read is a very able meaner by member, of the Institute After the usual recitation, In mental with mile, the Institute adjourned An half pso. one echoic. Upon the re-assembling of the Institute in the afternbon, Prof. Sleek enlivened the ex ercises_ by singing a number of coop, =Long which were the "Drummer Bo y o Shiloh," "Sleeping .for therFlag," and the "Funeral Dirge on the Death of Uncle dare—a s m., tumorous song. The must recitations in Arithmetic, Gram mar, fteography„ and Algebra were then gone through. with, after which the Institute ad journed. Pittsburgh Female College. Thewinter term or this admirable institu tion will close on Thursday seat. The usual erare . iMellon will commence on Tuesday even, ingit ulna recleet. We are requested to ex tend a cordial invitation to the friends and patrons of the college to be present. The present has been the mast suocessful winter term in the history of the College. Noteith standing the large number of private mamas which hay. sprung up in and around the city in the past few years, the collects hes held on its way with &constantly increasing number of pupils. No better evidence could be given ofthe able management of the institution, and its fast' held on the confidence of the The extensive improvements commenced last summer are rapidly approaching oomple tion. These Improvements have added very to the beauty, comfort and convenience of the buildings. The halls and school-rooms are pawed In beautiful style. The chapel, Browning Nall and art gallery, are models lu their line, and indeed the whole establish ment is ontreof the most extensive, beautiful an* convenient to be found anywhere in the country. The college is taking-grand dimen sions in every respects, and we wish all COD amid abundant correct in their noble ef forts. The new term will commence March twenty-fourth. Send to the President, Rev. I. O. Pershing, for a catalogue. Aggravated Assault o.n Saturday afternoon, a number of young men west to the beer saloon of Geo. Shearer, on the Spring Garden Plank Road, in Reserve township, and after drinking considerable sthantity of beer; became involved in a dis pate with the proprietor of the house, when they fell spinal= with bottles, glum and athilehaeaking Isis nose, and otherwise ee. verily Injuring hint. Information was made before Mayor Alexander, by the Injured man's Wes sad warrants were issued for the effect of the parties. The policeencreeded pester. day le arresting four of the young men ins plisetted in the affair —Join Weaver, George flucaffer, John Klein and John Vogle—all of wham are soldiers, and attached to Camp Setteland. Warrants hare been issued for number of others -who wens concerned with the Smolt. - Weaver war released ye today on giving bail, for his appearance this morn• ing, widths others were committed to Jail. Shearer, the Injured man, is about sixty years old. The Court& tliftoariZAscreSZSzyirLY roa TUE GAZETTLI ' Durum Cocus4he fits' Vet for to=day (blessish)eouslata of the followiug awns 1 Jae. liforart's s4tar. vs duo. Crawford. 2 Jobs P. Perry ...lobs Dam. e Watson • Nis= .. J. r. Duncan I Co. to Moiled Omni Ts Marmara a Graz. U Ws Ingrazd's hafts a. Mts. lively. If Havy Sproul •r. Jaxdosilogals. .13.11.. Mtn's* vs & Yenlvday's Adam, U Haag Byroad vs Robert Torrence. Conn Zuras.—Trial.llo. for ta- ( Mon da7): • Lary Dud vALyas Araithal. DS Gag Astratta Ts O. D. Arnehol. TS 7141N0al tr Orono Hntoor. 77 Hamortb Decoraloo TS A. Panama. ID T. D. Loomlo for on vo Wm. KoMmoo. Jr DI !Nary E U ro Bono Votary. Searance of a Murderer Dr. Hinkl*h D. AlLisp, Who was lately, trod and connoted of the murder of Philip ehuttlrwort6. at Morgantown, has been sen tenced to twelve poen in the penitentiary as Ithsalbg. The doctor was a peculiar man, VA win woolen In the neighborhood of Mor pmtown eime "not doetor." Be spent muk. ittidg tins' in bunting, fishing, gathering Aiebiliiito.,iutd DM alone In a rode but, in dirk:teak of 'woodOnear the- town. Bin bed • omitted of fonegiosta driven Into the ground, with ispungs for slab, and haies hunted of sack. rateedeorn, potatoes,eto, cooked ble esernseale,' and lint li ke a very hermit. Hob eboutlitty pare Otago, wittin onreworn , andlejseted appearione. • • CVSTILOD £JD Par urazam N. McCullough boring accepted UtaObinetion of ,General Superintendent of Ute.Pittobargh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail. Wad; the Beard of Directors have, appointed Y . SAP. Clark sa Prealdentf and Mr. J. H. argh lleverwas,as ß Wta up erinsd. tentdeatof the Cleveland wed Pittab liber Istagigeftqrstays : 'Mr. Mph is one of theablertialkoad alma ars in Out gantry, but in his mew position itte *lllisve &larger soo for his eminent WWI. :Ma hat biftaluo Pittsburgh Road in ' food Ml* via will no doubt . carry out the palloy "bleb has already brought the road aat br,grest digital ies and male It one of the BA= . BALurcs AID PAITIZ NA * -- COWIWWWWIL7-Ii a node* of tbaabora owned j.brnintliniOni eatedsy sonnlng, it wan Mated tbatitoino intondol for bony window sachet. Itoboog boos been , torah that—light and li=o__ at oniAtuartai less mot than w witb box trams. iftio.—Tho laws of two yesterday after tset was oeasaLosed by the busing of the Opt tfitoblsonorcoo Boons Sired, Ail•Stlitly. • - • 1:1:1203 ihms,fitrest, IrU ,M4lloo6Bitelmills et Ids pakoioe. SIMMS faboctang l Occurra nes alausal—lllan Fatally , . , On SaturdaY. sli ding; an scoidinit of a shocking uteri Otomrred on the line of the Coartellsrillle Itsilreed, neu Everson, Preston Co's rolling mill, milling in the fatal in jury of a mai named Thorne Whalen, a rest . - dent of Port Perry,ln this to= ty. nappies* - that M. Whalen- wet walking along the railroad track in company with • friend, when he wu struck on the left side of the bead, with • large stone, thrown from the top of Boyd'a hill. It is alleged that some boys had been engaged in the dangerous amusement of rolling stonesecrer the steep hillside, and one of these unfortunately struck the individual named. Dr. McCook, Sr., was called, and' found that the skull bad baen'hadly fractured. Us removed nine pieces of bone, which had been broken and pressed against the brain. Some of these pieces were over en inch in length, and almost en inch wide. Nearly tablespoonful of the brain used from the opening in T h ekull; and yet the man was still living. doctor stated that he could not survive over twenty-four hours. The injured man has a wife and four children, residing at Port Parry. We learn that the people residing sad doing business along the base of the hill, have been constantly annoyed, of late,, by boys engaged in the devilish practlis of hurling stones from the summit. The hill le so very high and rugged that `the boys are fees from arrest or punishment from the parties whose limb, and lives they place in jeopardy, and there seemed to be no remedy for the erriL Now, however, since a eitizen has been killed through the recklessness of these boy., it is hoped that all concerned will be promptly arrested and es rarely punished. Throwing a homy Mono over such a precipice, down lepers a public high wayothether done through sport or not, bi a murderous act, and the party who struck Whalen, whether intending it or not, hoe to answer for his blood. The following anal here been paid to 3, C McPherson, Treasurer • of the Fourth Ward Allegheny city, Bounty Fund: James L Anderson-1 50 oeorgeB Brown- 40 Lowrance Byen-. 411 John Glens.....___4ol Jae Connolly--..-- ChairTagle- 4h= ..—. 11 25 .811 nfderWde add.-- 10 lobulletzel....—. 'lO Phl:64l_Batter.-..--- 40 J 2 Prendy D 20 Edertn Berke.-.... 5 John E Davidson add 10 50 T 8 Endger. add..-- 6 E Hiram Lana. add..... 14 Neal Ifollem7.-.-. 40 It Crider add---- 10 J. 8 WlSlock A It Ennead add.-.. • 10 dnaph Beerand aid 101 Wm May add..-- 101 As Kephart add--_ 101 P Donnelly 5I W ireany...-.... 101 E Biangold- u _...-.- 10 Peter &Ibex a George Eichler...._._ 401 Woo T 15 : rat Chas 80ger.._... lam/ Deleb Tarry.- 26 Jae Slebraaroter-.-- 15 Previously repotted, $30,519; total, $31,608. The Block Committees are armed to balm all tubscriptlona eollectss by Thursday even ing, the 17th, and to secure all additional anbacriptiona they can, so that the fall amount ;nay be secured by that time. • linkaius Aaamitan.—Three milkmen were arrested on Sunday and. taken before Mayor Lowry, charged with reading milk after nine o'clock In the morning, in violation of the city ordinance. They stated to the Mayor that they had been detained on account of the bad rOade, and were unable tome* their cus tomers within the prescribed time, but that in future they would endeavor to guard against similar infractions of the ordinance. After an admonition from the Mayor, they were dis charged uponpayment of coats. Yankee HttOSOrama Tiottrz.—This pop ular troupe will remain in the city smother week, and entertain those who visit them with an unravelled performance. It is pmerally conceded to be the best troupe that has visited our city foe a long time. TELLTILL —Naftzger Henderson, cur d • Airco., of plea/ring his patrons, will re•p dam the ever popular play of "Uncle Tom' Cabin" this weaning. The piece has boa • .wPikanit. and Iralsdnobirinis han a good ran •E'QCIAL LOCAL *anus!, SAMUU. axamo k Co., Merchant Talton, will romore to No. 73 Smithfield street, on the 15th Inst. Immo' Paas.7, Plain ant Ornamental Slate Roofer, awl daalar In Nutaylwanbr and Vermont ago of the bast quality at lov mac OSlee at Alan. Laughlin% nom the Wataf Warta, Pittohriten, Ps. • SOLDISMI, TO me Resccal—Young men, ruling hate the exposures and dangers of a Soldier . ' Hp, should prepare-, themselves for the fatal Fever" ' the Dysentery , the Sores and Scurry, which are almost *min to fol low. HOLLOWAY'S YLULS,:used occasion ally during the campaign will' insure sound health to every man. Holloway's puts and Ointment are now re tailed, owing to the high pries of drugs, fro., at 30 dint., 70 eent►+nd $l,lO per box or pot. For sale in Pittsburgh, Pa., by Et. L. Folios stook k Co. iii Jon Mum= Len llkunr son Ilsie.—The dee asseitnent of Pall sad - Winton Clothing, lately roosted by Mum. John WWI k Merchant Tailors. No. lls Trim! strait, Al legheny. The dock of 'clothing consists of the inset variety nf pots' penteloOns vats, costa and overeosts. The style of gallons Is listensl and futhlonable. We would invite all of ens ream to'glve lbe stove militiamen • call. Woman, Jirwmair, do.—J. IL Roberts, No. IT 711th street, Is atm opening the mast choice stock of foe Gold sad Silver Watch's, Jewelry, Silver ware sad Nosy Goods ever displayed in this eity, sad Is wiling them at remarkably low prima. , De. Faux 001711•CD111 ITUSIX BIZOICAVID nikar mai Tan, Brachia, Pliapler, Blotches, Eruptions, Chaps, chafer,.Craeka Titter, Salaithenm, Moth, Bing-worms , Sca ld Bead, Barber's Itch, Warm in the Skin, Erysipelas, Postsdla, Serotula,Scratty, obatinat• old sores, and all cuticle deforndtial.—price 50 rants. Sold at Dr. Soper's, 1.40 Wood street, . GOOILLOD'II LIPOID B4COII will impart to du Wed cheek and lip, a orioulin Ault u nag nilloatit as that of the Dom dalfleg dotoetioa or tubbing off—prioo 4Ocontr. Bold at Dr. Horsefoi 140 Wood otroit.- BABDOIIII-011 Elotorday mute& Muth Ilth. MAST A., leant denotes of Thosees.T. cud Mil* Harboarogrodftres tenths. - Th. Most& of tho famßy aro sosportfelly Invited tootteed tho fanorsl this *nano= at two easels, from:tar rosideriee of *wren% Va.ttriffumkifs street. CAXDIDATES. WFOR CORONEat—SoLoxcrir Seir , of B,tiors, will to o ematttla• for Clog in ortadrubject to • deolaknt of the Uokat County Clormottork. • ' riterolort• • FOR PROTHONOTARY.—Osco a. awns will b. • candidata Or 'bootees o _ vadat to lb* declaim the Milan fellorto 10. FOR COUNTY COXIVISSIONFA —Joni 80111111, Of Wilkins toloothlP. Will to candidata for County Otantoloolosor, iQbJKk to lW thodohoo of tho [Won llopotothtin amity Om oontkro. tobtdowto • COUNTY COMMISSIONER.— wer Azarisaim 'Pawn, of Zut Deer Towashtp, • 111 be • candidate for the oak. of Ovoids Occuaba boner, subject to CO *chase of ebb Union &pub ic= Concealing. felOdbeco, Tr . " FOR PROI'HONOTARY.-D. O. .rmr FOR win be a candidata for Ur dem of rfothonotari. gofdoef, to tho add= of 0)9.1131o* Itopublicoa Omvatifoe. • Arida fr:- 'FOE PROTHONOTABY.—thea. rota will to asadblift be Ow Waco of P..thenauti, nada* WO, add= of Or CUSCO 00Wzr Wrlglitha; - 7alate FOB TROMONOTARy.jagio Er.w- WASSIIII. at tb• Shah Vara, Pittiblush, - Ittll be w candidate M th• • Alas Protboaotarh sablec. .o the daidoalltbetridaaltapablkaa • u7-v:FOR PROTHONOTARY.— ois. vw" drug. wll d r s e t ..z . dled• M tar a tbie sb er ak ti RONER—ICRILtantu., or Straikeihsas,at vto issadlilat• Cktr• m i n .. to the ilsditcra of the trikS . MW Jame - - Of theitnilVard. Allagbatqr in" I* O 0100 ,iats Omer or Mow Ora L Mt e ttri Odd= of ft, reffar..ol*ol y:::-: ~' ~ y %{ i airvsa 'INTELLIGENCE. 4kl - °am • - thg.rarc., Cliaclanatl Jomb nem, Ciaraueni I. Cotusw,QC Ctty. Bt. Lout., Anglo Saxon, Cluciunati, Js, Zatteni Lociatre,oll City. • --- • The river under the WI lati,nee of the recent rains. rose MLitt dtertnaeletre/Y end. Beenrdity. 'night, toot pewit:telt needed., eon* tour or RTe inches, with tell eateet :me '•6l , itte pier marks last evening. The w'etthereontisittee cloudy end wet , anti there I. every appeps.6 of another ewell. There Isnow au excellent Kau of water for coal 6oate—"broad•honi' as well as ottaun-tap—and oar coal men are male; good a. of It. Already gene a number of "broad-boron" hams pu,ed down husily loaded with "Idea diamonds," and others will fol. low to-day. Seurat steam-tam that tailed toget out oa the the last the, Lae rho MA Among'uthers, the "Panther" with a reported tow 'of one-hundred thousand bushels. - - - The arrivals from below dna our last report, In clude the Joseph Tierce and Delaware, from and the Olive, hum Nashville. The Gen. Grant, from Cincinnati and the Emma (inhere, from Zane.. villa, are to Ord. to-day. The Argonaut left Le St. Lords mad the Upper lifisthelppl river, with • full cargo and • tar num— ber of paamtger. The Anglo Saxon, for Cludnariti, and the Jolla, for Zanesville, elm cleared. Navigation to again suspended on the Allegheny river. she water. being too es to let steamboats rase under th e various bet The Echo No. 1, with • good trip, tridtulutg • minder of pa engem, was compelled to defer her departure on Saturday evening, mein gto tide cave. The Cincinnati Gement, of Saturday, any. ‘.'Capt. Wm. Donshbon, formerly of the Golden Eagle, left for Pittsburgh last evening. NW former partner, Mr. W. 11. Scott, left upon the ho chore named. for Essexville, on his way to Memphis. It I. the intentlem of them gentlemen to build three boat. at Pittsburgh as won as partible. neat. Lords Amara, after alludieg to the feet that the Gothrnment has nixed quite a number of large steamers. remarks. Well, the M.S. Illepltam, the Mails Able, and the Leviathan will &retreat di. Louie by and by, from the Ohio. and prove Public I tanefactort. The Stet of the., the If S. lieptiam, may be he on the 15th of April , and will be Put theh a steamer ee will please the eye...wry crowds of people comfortably. bed them minspitonaly. and radixe fair profits tar her Indefatigable owner.. We most admit that one of the., Nr.../thatt the famous steamboat clerk, who le toofficlate at the desk of the Ideph.o, Maya town in a few dope to pay • visit to that elegant dam. et Pittsburg. Der upper woks are tepidly appro.-tang icompletion. We have oo doubt she will be one of the best cud hamlarmottettamer afloat." A Bea Drain flufsoriew—d PIMA! Card Borth .&- eset,from Chicepa to Nashrdk.—The Uhicsio Journal of nondsyhearim that Items Rummy Brea & Co., of that city. ate holding eels • • Wilma of bushel Of cab au °overhaul% accrete, nod han cluot•" 4 sad ammo. loading Sweaty-five mud boats, of a capacity of ten ihoutand bushels eschihrect far Nashville, Without breaking bulk The Minds and Michigan eanel will be oheued oh the 10th (meant. with a fu! ircyply 1/..0 water, nod the bastewill be tweed drivet from Lasalle, Illinois, to Nashville. Trnurmee via the lllmoi.. itiasiartypl. Obio and Cumberland river. IJohn 8 laorta &do add 6 ononh SO Joionh_Pago_-....... 25 11 Wetbt..-....—• 10 litelelt.- 10 W Mar ... so O*Dihmadd 10 Jos V01t5_._....... _... Anton Dater-- Xt John Hartman add.... 6 • Frantz Itabllon add_. W ...... 10 Frits Zona. 15 Albert 5 Willi. 2deXceno Pomo Ofreerer ...... 10 J0hn....... 10 Will Deemed: 5 SchelenPr 10 Charles Tanklebutn.. 00 Horn." Krens--__. 10 .1 annuli Yam- a Joo.pb Han or IPetorr rambler Keeper.-.... Anton SchankeL. ...... Hen.._.._._._...._. Anntantoßatsol.___ 10 Banodek b0n5......_... 5 10 John 10 •••• • • • • . . The Paragon loft Clocinnati for Pittsburgh., on y Fred day, with Wall ge hundred tom of freight, and abo with pamenng As will b. seen by caul, the neat and reliable eteamer Thistle Capt. C. A. Dnocan, lea nnoance4 to have for Cilmittroal and Loniscills thh Edna. The popular and onamodlom Muscatine, Capt..l. J. Robinson. 6filling up far et. Lords and the Upper Ulmissippl, and will won kw ready to tale bru do. parlor, Tbe bleohmard Aurora, COLD gro, le annoomed far St. Loon Lathwith. eh. hoe good rormumo• lotion , far paseamers and plenty of room for freight T IST OF LETTERS re. . POSTOYVICE ALUM en EULT UEDA Y. March 11th, 1864. Persons calling to thmi kite They an advert/sed. /..edrist David Aminica Him Allison Ifsllam amobtui Wm Bole. Warren Bushnell Mau Barker b 8 W &dad Neale P Bingham 'Wm Ralph Rev Thom l Den John er Jul Blair J W P Mak /aroma Rode. Sarah Barnes Immo Saud Edward 13eatty Eleanor Balky lasabeth Drown Bib. II Beaten Ann /I Bailey II lr entrii Austin 6 Callender Bella Chamber, D ConradCasolao Carr Curtis Cooper C Criswell D Crooks David Cnriservil David Clifton Daley Creeks David W Claridge Cusanionlianx E Moodie, Henry Clifton Sarah Clarke John Craft Joint Coyle llargszvt CTOISII Junes Copper Charl. CIO. nary: Clarke Nary 11 oounaty Kelley Campbell Debt. D Deals Catherine , Dram O. V DOlllkaly Deasy Douglass .1 II Doan Haney Demi' Wm E Pilot/ Ezaery Geo , Eealy Elizabeth E.., David Mott Antial Elder A r YorresterJoe Fisher 011eer O Gilleland A Orr Gray A les P SPECIAL XOTICES BRONCHIAL 21100 HIS. for the este of limesseasse. Throat Dimes., Ac., are .peciolly recommandel to Minister., Singers, end parsons lobos. recall= rale them to spook to patio. Ittasrufacturett c.ly by C. BANNDART t CO., liturt.lium P to stoat ell orders should be addressed. Solt by Druggist• ....yobs., Moving to bear from 1.41 by return mall, or ion Tours, le., C. A. BANNDART t CO. othil•Am 0.11111 CONFESSIONS AND EX PIRIINCZ Ol AN DA - VALID, published Ibr the halide and eta washlug wed mutton toren:as men who anNer_fican Nervous Dot lUs, Prematme Decay of Manhood, .to., aupplitug, at the am time, lL emtots of &V owe. By one who ham mad ithasell after beteg pat to great expo* mod luistry through medical humbug and quackery. By esselo.fog Or poet-peld eddreseel envelope, stogie cope cop be ted of the author. NATBANIEL LA— my'llaydefr, Bedford. ILlngif county, B. T. R. O. 1102110 Of V. 110110XXLIN [0•ROBINSON, REA it CO., (IMIP maws toltasursom, Urns a 11in5..20 wAsandi TON WORKS, Yowls= /I biscwisis, Pittsburgh. lissurseturels or ROAN AND BTATIONZRI MAX ICNOINIDA BLAST 1110131.8, KILL ILLOSINIGIN, (FARING, NRAITING, OUT. =GEL a( all de.cUlpttowi OIL TAXES B NULL& ROILRIL AND NEW /NON WORE. Arabi ea atnsan'B PATH= IIUZOTO4 sou sirrota Domsts. 10. JOHN COCHRAN & BRO., ffisn• alactmera of IRON Immo% IRON 'FAULTO AND VAULT DOORAI, WINDOW WWI SIRS, WINDOW OUARDS, do., Nos 91 MOND mad SI THIRD STRZNI, tot. Wood sad 'INIIR•1. . Rap on bind availaty of o. Tattaresakaay sod da aaltabla for all panacea. Particular attention paid to •adwtal Onto Lots Jobbblg dam at obeli notice. spll N. HOLKES & SONS., Nam o 101[1130N AND DONT.6IIO BILLS 01 •ZOAANOD. 011:821110AVIS Or DEPOSIT. BANK NOM AND SPUME, No. 67 HAMM STRUT, Pittsburgh, li. Sir Collodium toads on W W priaotpal ottila tbsoagboot the itnited Shia epgf 0 1 1113$$Y H. COLLINS, Fozimem Igo AHD COMMISSION gIEBOUNI sod 'dolma* deekr m cram; BUTIND, SUDS TIM sad produce pmeredly, No. pc WOOD ppt. Mtechuntb. Pe SOLDIERS' CLAIMS, BOUNTIES, PICHISIONS LND ABBEAES or PLY. • didetm . dm l? Ple. 155 PM*. amok Plltiborgli. P. GOLD, SILVER aim U. B. COUPONS.' ✓ hishiet prtos Wirt Ar GOLD. SILVER U. S. 'UOIJPONS, tho Basking Holm 61 -a. mstiviikus, na nrra mum 041 4 :MOVALAIdermita 7. DONALD BOB nwradllts aura fras aO. a at. Amato Joor,sors swatougs &gig. ihIP Aft Jtaemisir ftellefaLf!LL virphsestrolifr _ =war • -,-- 1 ~K.~_ ,~~-_~:ri.,. N FU ~..5:~ ~~~. THLLATEST NEWS .` • TE4atiint. OUR SPECIAL TiliATOEttS, 1121171332 FROM WASHINGTON. Special Diipate6 to lb. Pittabl.igh Gsot". WAsuntoros, March 13th, 1864 Little Mr. Samuel Cox, luckless Abyssinian of Afriean'desomit, was again made to do do t/ In the Borne on Saturday. Gen. Dumont, in the course of his speech, referred rather di/respectfully to - this irrepressible African. Cox seemed quit* sore over it, and evidently took it very much to heart. lie repllod with much feeling and said he wrote the book when he Was • boy, and - insisted that the negro wasn't • ti4gro at all, or at any rate wasn't a oongo, but only • black Abys sinian, and dwelt on the feet that it wag the religion' equality and brother- hood of the negro with the whin; man in the Chuck of Rome only, which seemed so strange to tiLs' beyisheyes. HL, feelings were se much aroused by the injustice done him by these refereaoes to his youthful indiscretions with the Abyssinian, that he lashed out vigorously In several directions, called people name*, intimating that Mr. Grinnell/ of lowa, Insulted gentleman, got ceillid-to order by the chair leversl times, and 11#1y, an being once more peremptorily salted, eat abruptly down. Ms malicious enemies said be was in a pet about It. Mr. attlllllll , got the floor some time et torward, and replied, calling at least as many names and Cox, andaiganifersting It Is said ca pacity to be quite as unpleasant. • OSS. 5.1* WALLACYL General Lewis Wallace', usignmeut to the o =mead of Goners! Schenek's late Deport. meet, final orders for which were yesterday placed in his band', seem" an indication that General Grant's influence In the appointment of commanders I. not likely to be so control ling u been expected. Wallace hes hitherto been kept out of command, not les, by Grant's hostility than by Ballock. The recent appointment of McClelland, then of Sigel, and now of Wallace, all of whom bid long bean practically shelved, Is commented upon as betokening .disposition on the Pres ident'e part to get as many of hie Major Geo ' ends placed as poseible. SZOILLIGUI Or !MOS tae. General Chadeworth, 'who recently brought but from the Wealth* proceedings and find ings of the Crittenden sad McCook Court - of Inquiry, Is !olderOrden for Fortress Monroe, where, It is stated. be Is virtually to caper , cede General Boller in arrenging the ee -1 onsage of prisoners.. The Department la die ! satisfied with what they regard the unequal and unfair exchange which has been going on, and to determined to,,step SST. <MLITT'S SOTSSZSTI. lien. Grant's exact Peoliton as commuted with llalleck'a, and 1,4 thii4elations of the amoral armies eat, the west, continues en object of general disisinislon and mystification. This much, bowee•r, may b. puniest, stated: Oen. Grant Lea gone west to make'some final arrangemen to fur . the armies In the southwest, and to turn aver sir Immediate command to Oen. W. T. Sherman of Obio; he will then return to the east, and the neat movement of the Potomac Army will be made under his petunial eaparileiou. ining in the •10 plasm say = L 2 Goff Dien Nub Geo C Neely In. Norman nary J Neely Ilebt J 0 O'Neil Cleary Ort Atere'l P Pattereu A 0 (Rawly Weil ltbor Jobn 43 Grier Ilargaret George Behest Hlgtoratto AUDI Humlvaco B C liondrelao D Bataan.) ItimrthorneJ.bo , alirixo 1.14 Hope Jane Potter..., Pam" Parke J. Pattiz.. Nary: Pr. t1.11.1,W00 flamanr Jno dardnny Tbrcsa on Wm Iln.gbee Pow HopninsUE Thud ttlebanl !min Wank aublnane A Riddle A G Ethinehart A U llidearnar Alrd Itlnn Max, &sync;lds Rnnl J Richey Hari Robinson X Mx ban Ann Sas rd Alma, Saner Mary A SWIM Cynthia Stillwavan q4aslpklns X litrahl E t Aplven• W Abort Cattle P Stuart Mary Assam.. Aaaal amt. w. T. seems, Sometimes known ail tie•. Bold, Smith, the Alter who was once seamed of real drunken ness in an actioial the Penh:fonts, and sub sequently ethonitiated, and who lies lately been serving under Gen. Hooka in the west, Is now down with the Potomac Army, and the general belief lo that he is to have the imme diate command of It. Ile Is only a Brigadier General, bet Usu. Grant I. said to have speci ally requested that he should be appointed to All a ?swat Major Generalship in the reinter army, rancid bj LL own promotion to the Lieutenant Genetalehip. /ROOS ADTLICATR GRIFTRIAL. McKee DYAD, • member of the last House end present Judge Advocate of the Depart ment of Missouri, Lelikely to be made Assist ant Judge Advocate General under the law lately passed the Home, provided It should pass the Benate.a•Membess of Congress of all political parties are quite generally uniting in recommending him. TRIAL OP STROM! lIIIISIRAL aouttosni. The trial of argon General Hammond, which has been Hurting along for a month or more, approaches conclusion. The cue has been mode up for Court by the Judge Advo cate. The belief outside Is that Hammond will scarcely escape with less than cashiering, bet his friends seem still confident of his acquittal. =LIM J‘ciszer iiirunalt I Job Jutertllere. Kirk E nd Kelly Jrawl. Karts laranalah Kirkpatrick 11 Kano Robe L Laval:met Upper Rau Logan nary Lipppircot Bat Lyle Jan Luta John kw:O2J. S Skilis TA e*wt M Sammy Itairy &alma SIM Stamen Wm 'fowls Jannis Thansposi Mary Tanta Nettle Tomer W a Thompson Wm tt Wiikina Kati; Walker 0 Walker Ills Whited Walla 'Williams Lints Water Farah Les. Mary Lambda's R W Mr 810000 la Alex Neenah Alta McGard AR. McComb. Alex Me Km David el:Dvinua Mica Mc:ilea Goo alcStron Time MeViekrr Mary IlrCrow Wm I iMeNaly hum 'McCall Jo. 'McCleary Igo M iMarsball Ella Mulligan MI. Nampo . 11111 Morrow Boma A 'Millar XI, belts Murphy John Martin Jae is Gain Jno IL : MMary awsMai7.6 M y tin Marra Morris Wm ii. JUDD Wright. Imo It Wy .o.ony Saab Weabdo• S Wile= Jae T Wiss.ll Lonlr W.bb Mauls win. Huy iWesiehldaygl Wilkleada AS Wins Wm Whit. )1, Rattle Weddell U haat.. 0/15 i11PW6.1311 • Port/maim Promptly attootiod to by kIitiMITILD • "'DMUS., ... .. , . , •,17.;.: , i!.;,?. ii...1.3v r.:' , .',X... , ..-. , •1 , .. f ;.-•,'.. . • - r. • ,:e.41 r S h? `"...y~ Y :rih~ .y.~~ ~ . rr. . Chin. Meade was in the city in the winter and was quite ready to give no the command of the Potomac army, bat is now quite as un willing to do so. Reis In bad health, how ever, and this is likely to be made tho ecea alon of relieving him, whether be Li willing or net.. lie is how here, and has been, ever shine Gap. Grant retained from a virik to to the Potomac army. oss. osairea MOVIRY2II7I Gen. Giant's drasincluation to oome East and i t. his personal attention to anweatents, would seem to indicate that this would be the theatre of ration' Operations, baton the other bend, his personal friendship, for Gen. Sher minis so graat,that the friends of the latter Insist that he would not be usigned to the commend of theararaes in the Biathwest, If that wets not considered s desirable position. 111Z,013T117CRION BILL. Winter Darts' bill for a nconstructkm of the Southern Stites, as they are re-conspiered, Ls likely to be teen brouglit up In the House, when a general discussion of the President's amnesty and reoonstruction polloy Is aspeoted. It will not, by any means, receive fall party support. •101111110ATALIT MIDTOWN Gan. Klipatrioleatartad soma day sago from Worms's hionria ;op through the rasp of moat* bstirsoaribilrostrats and Richmond, in !hich Col. Dahlgren mu killad, for the wimp of la some way armless - la 'death. It Is "apposed that by Ibis time bh Walton bas been aoooropyabod slake Isms hi, totem. GIMILLL NAusag. f CI, stated that Oat. Hanish tmsbeea offered the oommaad of any Department be oboe's, and It Is seen intimated that then, Is some diaga Ida shots* may fall upon lb* Depart ment or Ohio. PROM CUATTANOOGA. Bpoelsl Dinpatob to the Plltsborgh Gouda The funeral of Col. O. NeboHsi, of the 24th Illinois, took place today. He wu busied by his own request In the National Cemetery. Chaplin Lyle, of the 11th Ohio, pronounced an appropriate and impressive illsooursa Col. Meholtsi ail respects a soldier, able, earnest, Indefatigable, and thoroughly penetrated milk a sense of the Julies of OEM cause. He Was • Hungarian by birth, and drew his sword for liberty inlitiB as a captain in the Hunprian azniy. His' wife came to hint four dayaafter he was wounded at Be,' , Rooet,and attended hie retnalne to the I hare pretty good remon to bailers that Jobnaton'earmy has 'made minelderabland- MOM from Dalton, but whetheitheir inlet= lion le belligerent er not; I cannot' ten. Titre mu a general nodal/ of the Mbel army at Dalton, on lihnagay, by Ltint.,4em Eoa. Be tabs eammand of Illndsnarili A moat amber d the rebelttiovipeptt. =MIMI -....ragpiti", 00 DI p xiiszltsbte ainps; . , Hsi* 012lialghbors road titotlikiAousw as 21.4%, Now oak NoitrolloUtga r ;• ; - WEIN • or Cindmsati Eavirer, and rations oth tit • ••• .011 h• ilarth,,:estieh atr tha en 4 of the opPositi tolinooln! flare the,' rea4 t 1 i. . 4 0 .64106 14 1 0; 1.. "Pi1 1 " , * i f " . Itirk, aid varlotts o thers? liara.they ever . 'firitnd in any . of theie papers or . apeeches ayilable that did not breathe the Most ortho den State rightir.dectrine and opposition to coercion' These .are the men ;we wish to encourage, and these are the men whose sue case will bring peace. A letter from Dalton of the 9th of March, published in the Atlanta fleyiver of the 11th, aditeita that in the recent attack on Col. Liar rison's Indiana cavalry the rebels had an en tire brigade, commanded by Wheeler in per sTohne. lie letuz lee i t u, O te n: Mr. : t ri br ill t ed an t h tl e o r ‘ e nn w k o o n i n s a: a d , bare a etrdag force at Ringgold, and hold Cleveland with a division. From New Orleans—lnauguraUon of Governor Hahn—Speech of General Blanks.ll Now Tsar., March 13.—The steam.hip Morning Star, from New Orleans on the oth list., via Havana on the 7 th, has arrived. Sim brings 1,200 halts of cotton. 6-part of Gen. Lee's curesiry have left New Orleans for the Red River. Got. Sherman arrived at Na., Orleans on the 2d on the gunboat Diana. Ills late expe dition la called by himself a big raid, in the course of which he reached a point ten miles east of Meridian without any opposition worthy of the name, and returned with 1,100 mules k ,4,o oo contrab ands, 400 primmer, and a lug* aMount of supplies. TransPortl are rapidly bringing troop. beck !rout Team • Governor Michael Rahn was inaugurated on the 4til With imposing ceremonies at New Orleans. Gin. Danko delivered an address, In which he predicted the reduction of the insurrection to three or four States on the Atlantic remit by this season's campaign. Ile said "Let 1111 remember that the re•lnaug oration we celebrate bee the basis of a cen tury, for we here achieved deeds of a century in the past two years. and so long as the Fan nie are faithful -and true to themselves so long will stand Louisiana, the hurt ratan:leg State In whleh • every man to a free man." "Gov. liahn`s ineogural &damn. regards slavery as the cause of the present unholy attempt to break op the Government, arid Iu universal andimmodiste extinction as a pob lie and primp! , blowing. ;from every light before me," be esys," I am conetrained to be lieve that the cause of rebellion u In ex treine.,and it seems to me not extravagant to loot upon tits year es thelinal of the most senseless, eauseless, end moat murderous re bellion that ever occurred In a civilised nation. The loyal men of Louisiana have subarea meek and deeply, but with the bier sings of God upon our exertions, all will won be right again, and peace, happinear and prosperity a.. .mil. upon oar threshold as f All the people wets in the streets during the day, and there was unquestionably the sin cerest feeling of satisfaction shown thao on many of the more boisterous deft of semi. ion madness In 1861. Prate On it; tannooga CHastaistooas, hlaroh. I.2.—There b nosh log important from the front to night. The rebels sent In • des of trues, on ten portant business. ft was their intention to get the lotatlon ofour sil•anosd posts at Ringgold. The Sag stopped at the untposts. Thiel:home failed. A bury column of Infantry L r ported to be moving op towards Ringgold. It was nothing mute than an escort. to • body of refugees washing the Federal The boats from K not ville report that the goerrilhts are gold. SO4( the ricer. The re. capts of rebel deso.ter, average thirty per day, this mon 1, The oath is aa. midistered at the C..) prison daily at seven o'clock. The desert,. •re sent to the rear. General Studaain commanding posj. is le aning 80,000 rationedeoty Th•oltleens come from a distanoe of Ally miler. All-the unem ployed or crnenllsted rontrabande are to b. shipped North an Monday. Aievidence of reeonetruotlon. the Masonic lodge, at Chatter,- noaga, le rentsed, and will icon common. work. Col. Mloh►latie, of the 24th Illinois, ►ho wonadard at Bastard's Roost, at this law .otinoissaneo, died io the hospital last night. Wasatitang,liarch 12.—The Postoffice De partment hes justnnolaled contracts for mail aerate In Nebraska, Washington, Idaho. and other far a territories. Among them is one privilege, that from the lint of Jaiy nut, the m►iis.ohall be tuned thrice a week from the interitinlion delis; overland malt roan tat Salt Lake City, in Ptah territory, by Balite City, Auburn end Walla-Walla, In Wuhing ton territory, in ten deys, In lice' of sending them via Placerville, California, to Portland, Oregon. This saves 1200 miles of travel, and ten days in the expedition of the man for Oregon, Washington end Idaho.. This im portant mail arnica is Let to Benjamin Holli day, at $156,000 per annum. Mall. ter the newly discovered gold mine. of Idaho, and Bannock City, will be cent then throe times • week from Salt Lake City, and the contract is awarded to E. 8. Atwood, commencing Fort Hall and intersecting the Walla Folic route at that point- From Collforala. Sox huitctsco, lifarch 12.—Tba steamer Oriebs sallied for Panama with $770,000 la treasure for England, sod $288,000 for New Turk, together with :02 paseengers. Tho bark Attain has toiled for Hong Kong. with $300,000 In treeou.e.. Exchange It unsettled; Atlantic - ounency Mb opened the rate at 55®57 per cent. pre mium (or gold in New York. The noon tele grams announad a decline in gold, what the currency bllle rated at 50012 per oat.; coin bills were 6_.8 per eat. premium r . telegraphio transfers of coin to Now York 6®7 per ant.; broker's darling 46.4013 N ; legal Waders 61 4gatm. The market for most of the staple gads to teretiah. Jobbers are ot a loss how to oper ate in the present unsealed ease of the mu ropey. Exchanges are coupled with anxiety . ancerning the weather, and. the probable aria of the drought upon gold receipts. The Governor of Krnt any Remottratee against the Enrollment of Slaves. itklll2oll7, Marrb t 3 —4t Is under stood that Governor 111,..ntrits has addressed •arnest remenatrances to the ?residua re specting this enrollment and enlistment of slaves in Kanto°icy, and has notified the President that ha Will eseoute the laws of Kentucky against all who attempt to take slaves from tbab , owners without their eon sent. He claim that Kentucky has ?swabbed more than tifty thousand of her sons to defend the government, and is willing to tarnieb still mare and all that is allotted to bar ; that Abe has proven bun loyalty and must be treated sa I snob' and her laws, Constitutionally In claded,must M impacted. Congressional 12,1884. Home.—The proceedings of the Rouse to: day are let &aide for spowsh making. Mr. Holman, of Ind., argued molest the poilty,„of thiProsident la regard to the noon stmotlan of the Union. Ile thought It was the duty of the President to execute the Laws, and tot to make them. Mr. flulbutd, of N. Y., spoke in vindication of the baingarent right to dacha* Ns robed slaves. Mr. Dumont, of lad., made a speseb to favor of the war. After a lively personal debate bet wean Cox of Ohio, and others, the Bowe adjourned. Prom North Carolina. Remus Moines, March 12.—The Ammer Spaulding, from. Beaufort, N. C., on the 10th, arrfvad to•dy. She brings the akal of the United States steamer Peterhoff, sunk off Wilmington, by a collision with the steams Mandan° on Sunday last. She also brings the omen of the blockade ruiner Doi, cap tured March 4th by the stammer Piquet j the offieers of the blockade runner Scotia and three of bar passangen, and Thomas Wallace, of the captured steamer Mary Ann. All the officers of the blockade runners were turned over to the Provost Marsha From Fortress Monroe, Forums Moms, Much 12.—Gen. Bat* sent sWortion ofE.Upetrick's air alrY, midget's Ondirdonk and Spears' cavalry, to Sing and Gams Gond Roust, to deal with the_ ltisena elahningto be nontcombetants, whotunbushed GL Dahlgren. Gen. Kilpatrick sent forward CeL Onditdont's command. The latter re ports that the sth And Ooh Va. cavalry, with the citizens of Itt Ow; 1200 in all, were &lon from near Coirlay'i item; the camp: war taken and anumbattilied--2 0 Pria" oilers naptare'd. The: ananlY .were also driven from. thellourt Vous', and a Imp number of grain mills- and storehouses were burned. s, of Jon. lit _ of pneumonia aftter.. bit uPOD anOtba_oitop4gll.;;lat thi army of "tins Pato:aim: Ills physician advises him not atliampt-;tiach sathinvisad - therris dailif nimircal Mika, ilad, Mira fir Pram Laulinilke Loonsvau, Mirth 13. G,ll. Barbridge bite ordered tltaarroot of Col. Fruit - Bollard for disloyal aelstimenta, tittered In a speech at a sword presentation to h 1 at Lexington on Thursday,,Brig. Gat. Hugh Bering, brother-in-lay of Oem..SliarmAn, has been ordered tp this oily, probably to supersede Gen- Burbridge in command of the federal forces in Ky. New Orleaas papers of the 4th mention the arrival of Gen. Sherman there on the 3d, and give accounts of extensive Illumbaatioes to celebrate the Inauguration of the new Gov ernor of La., on the 4th of March. An army officer, leaving Chattanooga yes terday noon, reports all quiet there, and also as far se beard from at Knoxville. Blockade Benner Captured Wasntacrros, March I.2.—The Nary Depart ment has received information of the capture on the 615 Inst., of the 41:amer Mary Ann, by the Grand Golf, off Wilmington, N. C. The 1 4 Mary ASn is a new aid wheel steamer, bah on the elide, and dirpat ell front Glasgow in June 1863. She is repo to be a faster Tea sel than the Giraffe, ali Robert S. Lee, and to harmed, nineteen statute miles per hoer, on her trial trip. The Mary Ann has been running the blockade on the coast of Florida, hailing from Ravens. Rumor Contradicted W.aIIINGTOS, March 12.—There le no foun dation for the statements In regard to the ler rival of Mr. - Dayton's 11611 with important dis patches from Prance, In reference to projects of recognising the Southern Confederacy. No epeeist bearer of dleislches from Mr. Day ton hu arrived bore, nor le there any round for the absurd rumor' built on the supposed feet. Appointments N. Sans, March I3.—A special Wash ington dispatch, says that Oen. Sherman Is appointed to Gen. Grant's late command, and Gan. McPherson to Sen. Sherman's. Gen. Halleek is Chief of Staff of the army Washington. Movement of Tmope BT. Louth, March i3.—The Fourth lowa Chivalry veterans recently with Sheen:ten . ' Expedition. arrived yeatordey 'oats home. Two full hilssoori nigh:wrote, ooloro4l troop. went south yesterday. MARKETS DT TELEGRAPH Philadelphia !Market. :, ‘ PgrLantxrritx., March 14.—A11 departute doll and hat ttre, but • fee: hundred bbl. of door wen. sold, madly to the trade, at 11208,1i9 for wiper/in/4 K50(37 for extra; T767,e0 for extra family, and it amo tardy brands. Thera le nothing doing in rye-floor or earn meal; =all es of the farmer at The offerlogs of wheat arr light, and it may be quoted nominal at $1,60001,Ti for red, and /1„70.91,1t5 for whits. Rye Is doll at 11,30. The demand for corn has fallen off, and Is offered to-day at $1,17 in atone, and g1,1i161,91 afloat and delivered on beard. Oats antharwed. There was a tale of 11/0 blids Quer. riton Birk on private terms. PiO•Pd01111 firm and but tittle doing fiords without noties.ble change. Whisky cull; W 495 for tibia, and WWI for drudge. Stock and Money Market. N. To., 111areb . (..I.moteilsi;ll:7.l Ir.G}..i' , II lrhigso rout re/ _141., lillnols Cerktral—.....LlGlll.rien 1.0. Ilichig. Southern. 107 C. & P ..... _...........1 to 1imad1nc„....................1U% P. a rt. iv. 124 Iludlon 111err..........14% I .fl W 6 . 2 111.5.rl r..._... .... .. 17.; Gold . . 1G1',,, Ext. It. It 123% ' One Year Certit....... tra., (Wen. .1 (11,3, , .. 116%, Pllll-61.1/ 11, Much li.--Suriu irrevllar Y Losf !Aland 4 0.4 "rh.U6 Ea Win, Nate York Market Nror Tuaa, Watch 12.—Oottun I. a d......liniug ta, kncylea add al 77r Flour h.tavy and ...clh,ed ; aja , h. ir.,44•41...1.0 for kat, ri.IL (.117.?.5 for Ohio. sad IrltyT.2o fur routha.... Übe. tlull and ..I,line.l Ir. . sale+ X 3,00 buff!. al 11,L33". 1,i4 for Chlcap• Sprms. atul 111,6.1(41,71 Red. Cora heavy aale• of lJ CO.! bush at 111,3.4431) , v Port heavy . New 112.3;...002.3.75 Beef buoyant ;to parked eblragu 10(41!r. Lard bear) al 13‘.9:4140 Whtek y arm at 89439. Petroleum quiet : Crude 31‘..c.1632. 49(trou. Baltimore Market Darn Match V2.—rhmr dull at 17,25447,W, for Ohio 'Extra. Wheat actihe and him. tebrsi do. 2 rents; Yriloa and Whit. ~1,1111,1t1. Whisky quint at W 349.1. ci, -A w/ C (101 IN Elt PION k ST. CLAIx 51 5 PIITSIIIICII. PA The lw vet., ..t.ospeot mud moat surcessfoi iii/Aifttal Mates CoUrre lo the Polled Mates litudsats outer .ad review at any tines CIILOTILJ42, containing foil labratloo, sent Roo, to any oddreas, on applicallon I. ths Prtacipols, JKNIL/NS & 5111TII. Pittsburgh, Pa. 01.1 C K NOTIC Wher eaa, the Y Lsw. f Poonsylvania rofative to ths {arrow other - van. of the Bathath provides that Milt Mali ha delivered In the sturthibei borate 1) o'clock, and to the •voning after 11 o'clock, notice is hereby given to all Milkman that this provision of the Pi.idos Law rill he strictly entorcol, sod all offenders .iii twerafror he punish.' for oil larvae:lons of said pro vision f. Ihis Also, the owner. of dray; rams, and .h, wail clew are a borsht Informed that tif: '3 s City Oriluthors prolllbititut dry,. tarts, at , Wow will 141 on tho streets, lanes r i nd Mils of this city, will be rigidly enforced. and goes Imposed for every inf act 4,4 of i mad ordinance.. By order of Me May., cohloflit SSMOEL LONG, Pith( of P. Iles. [ All the city *pen (...eluding Gorman.) towns lb. *bore these thaw.) NOOULLD.D. I D. DDISIDOD. romedy with Lt.. Mamma Co. IV. E. rums MOORHEAD, DENNISON C 0.,& Er= IlavaJust tenerm fall stock of ZINHISOI. BERM, THINNING, TEIRKED Leta/ 4 ENGLISH and FRENCH ORA PIL, SILK and LINRN HEIGGLIRCHIEVS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS; hart quality COT TON, SIESINO =id BILE UNOSSOLIt. GARSIIINTS, lIOSIERT (MOTES hut WHITE SHIRTS, LINEN and PATER COLLARS; BUTTONS, all kinds; SPOOL COTTON latest atyla BONNET RIBBONS, Sc., Se, which en offend to the Dude, at whokaala and MAIL ea thu moot tau:canto term for mak. BAGS BAUS BAGS' Pow awl woad hula Seamless, Burlap a Gunny Bags, VLOI7II AID SALT BAGS, All bibeA prlistad la mbar, by JOU& T. BAILEY & CO., MM!=== PON. SALK-430,100 U. S. 5-20 Sonde Certillneten; MOOS Allegheny Talley B. M. let Mortgage D.ede. 7 pet ant. 113.Xxl Pittehnegh. • llonnelleville B. h. (Turtle Creek Livielou ) M gge Donde. orta MANUA:I—Ina t the Allegheny T.wn Phut B.gh Ooneullerille and Ping:en gle • Steubenville M. Compentee. en w UO /EPSON, BILL 00., Mo. SS Fourth Wad. EDIOAL UMW. DR. A. CARTDU, JuicurrsovA.rr.Hl Lisp Gm; thE, lito. 111 GRANS STRUT takkif CIOUNTRY RESIDENCH van MIN E. —Tor rent, that ERICK DWELLING, with di rocuia, teastber with thraa or dx .or or land, and au abundance of line holt and water. Title Ez.tgs In Pat township, OS Pratte: etneet,nrar Hallway. Apply la W. DOOTll,3entre Aroma atalnit Near the onkent.4. PRODUCIL 03111:51:—. 200 bozos plum Cultlskt; 11171Troll.—.01,CKKI Ita. goal Toblißotter; APPLES...... 300 bush. bright Apples; 60 storm tio 1 Lee, Do. do; 11 1 12:. boob; HAT 40 Wm good Timothy; Boadsod stator do by H. No. 183 Lawny s • QTUVUO WUKK.Mt.—Jills UW tre. PO MM. AND ISAMU IPOBSC ,11:11 PAP RAMA AND PLASUDADI. 011011110 OBAILPIENTS *fall Ida& faralaboll as dant Oat • ads» WS at 110.13 MOMS STEM .12 b.ws barn WO; ot Rimers Wall Paper W stro... will b. prosiptir ott.sgbd to. I. UDE OIL TANKS, of oil sizes. AGITATORS. OOGGIGISIRG TANIS and TMof all kW* tbr Reellzunteo. ropetrod end rico pet In: •All work irarninted, St the Gementor Shop as YABIOH APIIRIIR ai Ma rellrosi croaelng, Aua ighery; or atlgnor ROY 511. Allegheny P.O. IMilibotet T., P Rum • Co ' )A 88113. UOLDBN SYRUP; v. •10 MA mo. LN. O. Mal ( .w crop); • 15 Munno 1 Lard OM 6 Mats' Brar 11166.,(P1.16 and Mrassadj Jnal melted sad far Ni. bp LOMA I T I TZLYOItD, ST LIMO., dm*. PAP AND EN VELOPE, WARE. 11017111.—Jost otamed, • byr stack at • NOMAILITNIt lattl OAF PAN= • • Abit, La peat astiattat colanr sad qualltl . lb o r . mama". Tor mato by tiTOll it 09, Poor Dada; .- aeltdays.vm masa GOO—I hMI is store, _or extra ,4'61,1"1,"••"°11*,14us mow . *-00. Jrnscw.ll,xwou..i. rrittAIRMY DICPARTNENTJ • ) 4 errrr Maar-Horn -• • rebraary 136ALIWIltOPOSALA - sill -be remind at this ogles until Erich:clap SATTLILLIAT, the 19th day of Muth, ISM, for &applying the lightibonse Zatalellahmeat .lth fifteen tboasand gallium of the best "milt, yam winter atrointil LAItD OIL, and thirty 'homeland gallon of the beet quality pare Wa ter strained :BPZBII on., to be lidded tato four lots, and to be delltireal at the timee cudirmention. ed. alangable of the gorernment stinply -.rata. or at ohs worehona. Or othof plate of deporat. to be dattg• noted by tbd Inspecting Officer or tber authorised .grout of the Light-bow. Boom, is strong, Ltignt, ankl, atrite,ble for shit p r oad ardor, of on ammo oapority, email, tram fig trto one hundrod gallons. Tho lard oil wat ha &list:toll at Batton, MM., for .1:c01a/ Ltayaction. Any eta of dm luta of sporm oil ; or ail o f theta may to . &theca at Nevi York. 6 1r Londe'', Sag Harbor, Baton. New 13,1ftrd, Lilgartoorn, or Nan. Docket, at the option of the bidders. the place of 441 . 00 7 most be dtstinctiy atat.d In ate Lids, an! .ill be entbracal to the contracts. The four lots will be dellreral 11l follows, : Lot N. I—Ten thousand 110,060) ed.,. sperm oil aftthe 11th day of April, toil, dr Cu upon there • after at tho propos nat. nod raugltis can be cow. plated_ Lot No. I —Fifloop ttionsaud (11,00:1) larl oil on Itto lot day of "lay, 1604, or as ecoo the:s— tator a. lbs proper 1000. and giu,,,ng can 1. ctrl, plated. Lot Be. 6—Son thousand (10030) gallon. nem to as the lot day of lone, IfA4, as aa boon tbonbaftet a. Oa proper teottand poring mo b. complet,.. Lot N. f—fen illomand 00,01 A) gallons apernt oil on Ow lit day of Magna - 1861, or u .100 there after u tilt prop, testa Ind ganging can be MEM • • 'Med. • •"0 part of btu, oil propored for lind to li..en:braced ➢ thu rantraetrander Lida adlartlaemont wttl to.. °rpm% received or pad for. wall It shall tiara beam prom., to the entire rattrfactlen of lb. person of panne charged with Ita erraisiteation, tart and In. election, to be of the beet quality pure o iot.r etndn• .d or bagged oil, and flee from misters 1•Ith other sr foamier MU and adulterations. The mud moats for deer mining the character sod qusbtyo f the-eft oil be employed, *fa specific/ gravity, basing the =most of the reshlausta, and en 7 otter proper tots to arrive as corn ct mud. Mons that may be donned mastery. The tyke mmt be gauged, anger the directress and penonal ropervlsion of the hupectin,Tofficer, by • automatons* or other, legally auttiorimd reold mwort caviar, acoordleg to the (teed &Mee *Mud ard, and most bomprked and aosepied before.Lll.7 are retorted from the mil& or warehouse of the am meter. The temperately of the oil will be scan "„l--•..r.,moteredneed to the 00ted...11 tba Osaatotentrata redooml to the standard tampstatans of tar rahnoibeit by tables prepared fur the Pmporals =law] and caa.lalartat tor each lot orpostately, or for all of the lot*, of the option of lb. bidder; bat no bid vUI It. oussoldored for leer qnantity than that openlfird so one lot, to be doll•• oral at ono tam sad plane. Bomb thi roust SIM& explicitly the rate per gsllon, to atilt's& the nom• lo.r .f or lots bid for, and the Moo sad ylano of doltrery, nonlormlng to this advertisement. Bid. subtrilttad by different mombent of the mom firm or copartivarohip not b. coaalderod. The Llght.lsome Board amler the mattomity of lb. Department. reserves Ms right to Mom any bid, although It tany be tha tomcat, for other conoldorar ttms Man the price. No bid wm bo conablesed ter any other kinds or deocriptiods of ells than nava aperitloelly Wird tor in thin advertisement. A bowl, with *scanty to the utiefactlem of the Departs.; In a penalty equal to one-fourth of the amount of each contract made under than proper eels, will ha required *Teach oontivrtor; condftloned for the Ihithfol performance of the contrect, to in *erected 'rabic ten days after the acceptacom of the bA. Every ewer most be accmpsoled by • written gmarantee, signed byens ar more reshot:losle por eons, and known to the Depart/hest a rah. or Ne tted by • United Plata Distria Lodge, Attorney. Navyr Agent, or Collector of the Comoros, to the ef. feet that, If the bid or bid. be accepted, the bidder or tidier@ will duly execute • contract to good Web, emordlng to the provisions and terms of this Mar ilee:ant, within tee day. sitar treetptaurpatal that lo case the maid party or parties offering than EMI to enter Into the e attract ssaformald. be or 1 .47 _ _ anaranty to make good the difference Ix:taten the offer of the said party or pollee and the next hornet bidder. All nide mot be sealed and mitioreed ••Preyonale for 011 (or Light-tionees," and then :dared lu .other MIrtIiCIPS and dirocted, pretolod, to the neves. y et the leigh,honen Board, Hiattington AU W. will b. °rata!, publicly. at the hour and • tha day specified. Fermenta will be evade for tho errreral lota of 011 within 115.11-ty days after they .han bare been receiv ed by the ited Stews. By order to the biabahotiee 110.04, 635aviSe W.B BRUBBICK Chain:am, SILVICH PEARL SOAP. CRUNIVTON tt CO., 367 Liberty Street. Pruprieto. .4 Manufaatur.ra Pommylvania, IrLW , ludinua, 114aw1.• .4 51/....-1. Al., snavvfacturvr, of r.tp. rlor •rtlcte , of Palm. German, Olive and Rosin Soap I=l TOILET AND FANCY SOAPS Of nor SELYER PEARL SOAP, which we condo doutiolly romramoodbettor for general ma than thor before the aa Mculd b. Lome m mind Imo oottror Pomob, Salt, donna or Rosin, or any &Mr mixt.. to Its maw:Actor* which can shrink or Micro Ma Sant fabling. Plarrno's ard . Wootcar mca toonoshed with the rapidity of Oottoo or 11.00 Cicalae waged with Ma ISILVIT ?EARL SOAP do oot,racdfro boiling Or bait thapobbloff. ntdar sd coon. urn lb. of= and kg. SILVER PEARL SOAP Remotes Gres., Dirt, Tobacco Stales, Ptlnter: I al, Smoke and th• we. Delp* Watts Stains im mediately,4 applyingft with • tacit. Sponge, data protect:top Cerpeta and Furniture fnont anis an ! ebp. It imparts • larthlancy to Elate, Jewelry, GI Faansclled Palitints and Patent Leather immediately; and for niaaalcw tr.arjito and !her tile It haa no equal. Fur the Bath. and frartio- Wetly f,:r thamponnln,c. the 94 MR 1,11.31 LL SOAP le • perwet luxury in a wort, ell Who bac. 'clad Its moperior qualities, acknoeltalce It tbe grentrot ditcocc7 of the spa. Mateo. -Any sake trial from ad •ho ,ara Interested in ndug Scow. awl In nary ca.a will - refood the price of the tame .hootd It 1011 to acomusliah twist Ire claim for it, If used sit- Audios to one direction!. • • • - ..sold at rifz OEM'S PEP. POUND, to toty pound bores delivered to the airs or boats, or in a!- lechery, Birmingham and city residences lbw of roast. Icreetkras lbs co. al packages. Liberal discount to the trade. Wenclasetts from abroad will do *.al to give OBUINPIOI.4 co.& a call, UT Liberty street, ter r a site Notts, hank Railroad Passenger Depot. Sir BewareofaftmttoUonat cane ionise oak., Witting our tnal.eault-81LVE6 PltilL SNELL —as sera:rod ;by National Copyright. :chit( FASHIONABLE DESIRABLE GOODS GENT'S & YOUTH'S CLOTHING. MADE TO ORDER. IN THE BEST STYLE a RUNNEL R. B. NORRIS, kLEIIOUAIIT TAILOR, 79 FEDERAL:STREET, Allegheny &Silt HOSLESTEAD GAI3 . LlGHT.—ape , ortiflrm Homestead Gas Apparatus at'aeturpsd Company, - Organised ander the Lee lila% it ass pre. pared tom:shy orders ler Haddam for me to bad ness hoboes. prints dletilln„p, brads sad public = Pardue hi deriplein Mastruellon,nslAi sad tat Weds to be pat sat of order mph, =SIM° ea relemouen.. Tb• Gam Is to terlllisary ea Gatti mud_ to out Ms; and u _thnimmashlner is_ so constracted as to manaradare It °sly , as tamt as it, is wed, there is no soctaramlation, Sod mosemoreatly so danger *t those terrible ea - plosions to,sh lob coal Pa to so liable, sod In point et =prase Its ust 'scu mmed with cosl ma,. mare reunion. - Oar tar= are CAM ea &lirorysl tho factsi, to thim dd. Iladdtess - Wagged to ran tirentpA‘o honer, i'..09 ;,tor la r ge onely special contract! trill Ordsrs tea be Warred t YOST= CO:TPA. NT, Plachis ukd Zugias B elders, tombs ot Pest ribusuis stmt s. Pittsburgh, Pa. Jabbrudgas _C111.3. G. TOSTINI, Clark PANS ASD,WOOD.O.B,AIu lowa arias iummi, rite* • ..„ A4OLUALIkeikAZI4.II...' „. illodzonala dna; itimitt• miw.awa =din Youtrthstrest, _Wan:— Dartisr o lerstllto•flerai Carl . c boabs impoital t 4t )NO6 VW. • - :ouinakainca l ugro± 4 !99::: - . - . • RMID:pio v.sw Aw uf.l: (it A-1111 Xilii:Elig(MVED, • •4,1 - I .. .i‘:'. h.'; '' l' - '', -.,',`:i.:. LAPCp W 1,07 lIHN'g ENGLISH WAtilt*P4 ONO 3' T HALL. SHOE ITORE• 62 FIFTH. 'STREET. zt door to, the isorpregi OfftStilN FINE GOODS! JraT SZUZITED, oLovz SlDzustour. HOOTS; jDo do db . OONGESSSS • - 64. De moitoceo 60AT EALII'L amrs THREE SOLE OEMS .1k Do TWO do CAL , - Sok. , • Art ut Wel custom watt., AnS_Tarranted.Su din entire esOstsetiost. • . . OEO. ALBEEE, No. 71.., nl wonkt and IOHN CAMPBELL, Manufacttiat — tj) . 'l . El BOOTS AND SBOD3, of every . iieerrlputro,,No. St Eadthfteld street, Pittapurith. .—*Oar,' • GBO. ALBREE, EON k ' Igo 4.4 R.t.r. Dialer, In DOCUI, own.; =watt Woodluad Yaerth 'treat. Pittnorat, erssozr'l'lOXS: Is`e:* ISEOLUTION.—The lb,ri taeo Dberetofimo astating..botseen under Ow otylo of WAIT= BETAWTA CO, Ina ellasotgall on 1.1.• fast gay or ! ar, 38(4a brUlld• ration. WALTER BRYAN 1011 foemd at the - °taw of Ur. 417.158.7 ULAN, at Ow ota ststnt..lSe. las Tarrtr moot, ba beitkiCautharlad If tens tha 1...4110121 of the law Urn. 'WALTER IlltTatil: • YELANK.BINP9OIi;-. . . u.ru m asky ailks stmk Wlfr. IITSICI ; DEAN let. of Bt. L0015..7604-tbezero. , •th's the 111. and Leatbsr losslner, and ant cheattillz mamma Ida to ths enstomerfor the talirlens.: • • PlltztArrsh, Fab. =4:4;ISCA. , NOTICL—The teatlialloadbillat.latrahand enure cook of Wl.LTErallll4.llilif Imola liatcoalat• to Ma customary sad the trubllegenatally, blarczaoral to atom kl 9 Liberty rtroet Lttlf oe,a2pliti by IValtar Bryant & On.. Irk will La toaavl a ca:tplateatorA. itt Laarla., and CHI, as all Ma et, at tlat 10 ..9 market ratan. , P.PacrT , r;gavi IP hereto:um extatit4 betw,..3 , thotandiv., eizaed,rauter the name ea sqlo of ILT.ISMIX dS l was di:aimed by ;unreal egratena day or Danaher. 16 I. Tire a:AMA establisbnitA bee Loen .is the let of .larmart. lientegifb be In the LaOs sod mule, 'gm citigilv• - auongemant Cam Aspeastloik onlatEcUroadeE met of inembly, rekalr4lollartaulspincic.. P. lIIDDLt Is authorised to use the Ann name it attletuent. All putlre .barfaz clelara.4 , ll4o , the . late firm are manned to ',meet the arseest Coear.bri, 4,,am R.r bertleiseat; end all persoeskeor the:we're. bulehred, adir Wreak call And settle . itbeut delay. UIfCM UCSrELL JAMES as.x.xa r., tpl; uorxrr EMI= rtirkitibliTlON I_, —The mettle - ship !eretefore existing between,. be 1313 d *I glad , under the atyde of . W.IL JOHN= TON s CU., tr...tusiiT diwoleed, to tatter effect front tide date FrlCl3llll.l)llE6SitlCretl,thig,fitur t nee, Th e: bash:mu WV larcontinned an , tdpitts ly, upd...r the beythes besetoidao,.— •. •` WIC O. ,101335T0N. , eawL.l6.. VIRSSTOry: 11/ 43111.11.D' BOSON: Plttatrenrh. Feb. 10th. 1060.. IiTizULOTION OF' CO,PARTNia: HHIP.—The partarr•Mp teretthr• between JOS r. HAMILTON sad A. 15 nevis, ..st the two amt. T. stailMN been dlaeolted la mutual. mason, AM. V. ILTON will attend to the aneettled octants of aid fins. at the old stand, camel ilrotoool Pthsfey ft.. • JOS..F. ELIMILT9II, Val§ 11A1778. - . - imdtraira+ Melia/Wee tatithor - aL der us woo .d otlieot VLSI= WSW). Si Onattalmstott Merchants and Broken. to Petroleasa and Ile laudable. my H. H _ Vetch tat. IBM. ^sthtblte', TraJfrPS.. VIVANTRD-4cir EmimnimrdEri Russ. v NMI. t the Beall - try Goods Budeest: A. IB:emissary will Ds paid ems'etpabis ortsildt chugs of • meek old. Dram Goods,._ App . ., to • JAX.E,S.CALDWZLL,: at:l4 • IP/doted Se .14:.r„ttgrept.', WAN TED—. 4. -I.tuenearilhasslll4.x, YX csecrruDr.A. to to t hal* or slikdaw raetory fa the fit,* or Mkt.' ;MU xmdcr •taud the tau cL, perfecar,l. all its adz'e'. itCne other tletd 0717. Addr.g BOX 'LW, - Crlevaliseti Obla. mtalar lAELMUITS Local Bawdy be cold Toi^ Bermtts ct Na. Ta TIOVIt STIVEICT, try Madaria Cann:La - 61p; 'ad cr attar 1105DAY,141.11 tut Mein a'clocka.. ca. =UM' DIMIASaVaIIiEB, Tnasarer.. VVANTEIA--461.1 .i." Morin.--f-want my A Au .t 6WAmer, aspenses ped, .to sell Petal, Rata PArmemand Writes Azar Aim, metal and emit , . ArtiAbri. , Meat Arti cle. ' la to , ~ JOHN F. LOlLD,Biddefori. Arai, s7sft WANTED—A Mr tq the Braes Illaddivtaad new riddling towasses,, r No. 110 . I fULTMARY BOUNTY' FOR VOLUNTEERS. —Thor SZOOND WARD, Alleattatt; tit acir ready to pay Mond Intrtmllos to Vatunteerd r PT* . satin aintasstog otrtineatas. Crum $l. Prondal Marital to Wll. A. ELM. Tnladrnr. of direArdT. Trtst Co. 3081011 SIIISPATILICIE, - • BOOR. MerWICIITTs - ' 4012111 MULTI% _-• ;• - OZO. =MLR - •.; - immix surasirsat;, Eountrcbsamisaceirc en sutairtbsra and dont:Minors do itr blond Ward Bounty rand are trout:4 td. 11 . ritS47 to Wid. A. REID, Troasatrar, and ass contd. calm. -41:LiVEI F4AXP.Nr-4 101 4 , - - Iterkfit Cantrznan,. . _ $632 130IINT-Y.l , - 101 i HAW !Jr crAnTs t • ,Fifth Vatted 51a4t Artillarv) . thu Beeratt Of LIGHT 8N1T1.81124, tows repreamaua•ta:Ontry irmt Arior of OS Milan. - Xfira lea* neintid..!* 11130Vernsomat. Its wase.enridnaa rob wank. AlO lILOCAL P11121111311.th. eighea now offered . - ;' - ` ' ltaeruning ,Icradrrnmy No: IMO /COM et, Plttsbuntf. opposite ths Kap - alOffiesit, ML • - LR EMIL 8. ArtAlka".#lg . 48' BANK - "CO D OLLAR. AND - - . Opals day from • to 2 o'clock. Om cm.77aummal - and Saturday 'multi mama X.ay IMM Noma:mac - . 4t, *cat tto o'clock. atol froor,lforemSm bry oc Ilmpualta secalm4 af somi to km CM' latd a di-lb:pod of Ma rata doclattad tarldi • par. to Jam sad December. - _. - .Intend toot kaam m.my, omycauumdly, I. JUNI Pecostass.y.tint Os Balk wit orgazdwd,"st ctLi- - ratio/Ali*. cit. a MK, it me 'dporn ad.% tbiician of Ma &Tadao as prladpdotad beam theasmafn. - lomat from tha &memo Macaw sad larcambar. atm. Moo •year without trotabitmg ltd =V I II. or even - to presentlY tam - WA. rite pey win aznbie uma : - Thiots, co ntaining ti Charter, Sty%Lim7;:3l,oo aud a-M* o lAm; Swabbed puny* .mmiloakkota rigunzir—ttEciai . ........ • •-• ' 7;2648,1k ;Jaws F.1441e,' .John 0 . 11 860T • 141 , 4Y :John ganteall., ' Water .P.A. , 5lPgi, : watt • nen, . E iusewat; Wallow Bctomti, -PC= WAIL= mar . Jaws HeAalry. " roho' Elbotaberpr, :Seausalselbaszt.- Pita. &:111411* (IA- M. /Y/ock• Colrtn 45.44e4, * - • John O. Olndleyi /dam 0411144 * *. , Obatia A. Oaten; I.Tobn 0111.00 0 .* iitDlrm & Peter II; Homier. 1108 tiarotbiyFrurie D t. f'll,'":%"2.lr= TALLIJARLIS.LOTALNI 11.K.:-AY. mars ms giALE .,4I /t'frtin ' l 7 / 2 0 deto - SOW - 11 . 01 4“ "41: , • • • •-• - - . • - . , ... • • , • • , • , - MVX`3
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