fittshrolt sSazet4. =VAT MORNING::::::nuatcH 29, 0177 AND SUBUBBA.N. IIIirVITEFICIAL PAPER.III4 PEDRO WANTED IMMEDIATELY Two good nowspapor compositors, by immediate application, can secure per tannent situations in this office, at 40 cents per 1000 ema, and pay every week. Our compositors make from $l5 to $25 each week. Address "Foreman Gazette Office Pittaburgh, Sanitary Fair Bulletin Sesdquirters of the Executive Committee D 3 W atm strettorhene the 2ematary. W. P. ttleG/owso' will be found of all MM.. sad the Chairman everyefter noon until the Opening of the Cele. Headquarters of Ladies' C.Mamittoe Me emi may toms, Burke. building, Fourth street . Piloting required by the eubsommittette - weill be IntleyWY by the thastary of the Executive Committee. Circulars and Bien lus will be found et the Emma. OM Committee room. "teeing of Councils A regular monthly meeting or City Coun cils was hold on Monday evening, March 2Stb. .61 &led, present, Melia. Allen,Brown, He r imiu2, Milder, ,Quinn , Mor row, reCllntock, Phillips, Quinn, Thompson, D. Reed, J. IL Reed, Wills, and President McAuley. • The Senates of the preceding meeting were read and approved• . . A communication from the City Solicitor, relative to the claim of ?dame. John Ander ion A - Son, for the erection of an iron front the Duquesne Engine Donee, won read referred to the Committed on Claim, end ants. Petition from tho Dap Police, baking for au lames° of salary, was read - and accepted. -The President read a semmunication from CoL Crus t setting forth that he had reoeived instructions from the Quartermaster General to erect a suitable frame building for the ac commodation of cue thousand troops, and eking permission to erect said building on the Goverment lot In the rear of Penn strut and Garriion alloy. Accepted. Mr. J. R. Reed preaented &petition for the establishment of • grade on•Ltnden street, In the rtgbth Ward. Referred. Mi. D. Reed, a petition for the opening of Wiley street, from Crawford street to the city -Line. Referred. Mr.Plaillpeoffered the following: W Lieut. Col. 0. Cross has sent • eommunleation to Councils requesting per mission to met a frame building on • lot of the Vatted Stites Government, in the rear of Penn street and Garrison alley, for the accom modation of one thousand troops ; therefore, Baoloeti, That the consent of Council. be and the same Is hereby granted to the United States Government to erect a frame building on the Enid lot, for the purpose coated ; provi ded, that the same shall not be used except for Government purposes, and shall be remo ved u coon as not needed for said purpose. The resolution was read three times and passed. Mr. Quinn presented a resolution from a number of property holder-sof the Third Ward, against the proposed change of grade of Fifth street. Read and referred. Mr. D. Reed, s remorratransa from the County Controller and CommLssioners, against the change of grade of Fifth street. Read and referred. The President read a lengthy oommunica- Lib* from .1. Edgar Thomson, President of the Pennsylvania Railroad company, relative to the ordinance passed by genineils, February 115th, 1564, granting the right of way for the completion of the line of the Pittsburgh and Steubenville RaMord. The Board of Direct• ore, In view of all the foots (as stated in the communleathm) and in view of the legal rights of the company and the city, could not accept the ordinance In its present shape. The communlcotion was referred to the —epeeist -Committee hoeing the matter io ',harp, with Instructions to report immo -thately. Mr. Brown submitted a verbal report from the Special Committee on the Duqumis Way Pier. A. letter had been received from Can. Cess,Tresident of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, declining to pay the alumni sum Lead by Councils for the an. of a portion of Duquesne Way, but offer log to pay $2,500 fat the ground required. Report accepted and Committee continued. Mr. D. Reed presented a communication' from Hugh Mt:Muter, Esq., Administra tor of Andrew 'McMaster, deceased, and James Cassidy, nilatlre i t. the suit against them, 111111 ;unties of Robert Ailin gham, ask log that the matter be referred to the Finance Committee, with power to art. Read and referred to the Committee on Fi nance. 4`t'; `..14 Mr.sf. R. Reed presented the report of tho Streaftlommittee, recommending the grading and paving of Washington street .and Mol berry alley. Also, MI followiag Booked, That the Controller be aatborised to certify hie warrant In favor of Joseph Pen nock for $24.94 for castings furnished the Second District Street COIMIIIiIIiotW, and charge the Contingent &rid. Report accepted, and resolution adopted. 'Not reached in C. 0. An ordinance authorising the grading and paring of Washington street and Mulberry alley, Was road throe times and passed. Not reached in C. C. - The BMW Committee presented an ordl - for the opening, grading and paving of Washington street, from Boyd to Chest nut street. Bead three times and passed. Not mashed in C. C. 1 7 Also, an ordinance for the grading and posing of Penn street, east of Wayne, (the location of the present bridge over the ea. nal); Washington street, from the north olds of Liberty to Dmpseene Way; Pike street, from Washington to O'Hara; Spring alley, from Washington West to Stervanson alley. Road three times and passed. Not Toadied In O. O. Also,an ordinance Sting the grades of Fifth rai:4,ll4h tercet, and Ross street, at their intersection with Pennsylvania avenue extenalon. Postponed far the present. Ar. McCarthy, from tho Committee on Fire Enties, 'Omitted the following: evolved. That of tho mtneys heretofore op populated by Councils to the Bieam Fire En gine and Hose Companies; 1,500 shall be and Is hereby set apart and shall be paid to cash of the following named Steam Begins Com panies, : Vigilant, Eagle, Duquesne, Al 4ghellys•Nepttute, Niagara and Relief; and `that of the same appropriation the' sum of $3OO each to the following Engine or lieu Companies, vie: Good Intent and indepen d • seas Also the sure of $lB to; A. kJ. Me- Runs for sixteen half boo couplingi. 'rho yeas and nays were called on the Soar passage of the resolution, and resulted as fol .. lows:. Arts—Messrs. Attest. Brown, Miller, Mc- Millen, McCarthy. Morrow, McClintock, Phil lips, Tbompion, Reed, Will,, McAuley, Profit —l2. Navas—Hardman, Golan RCM, Bead-4. C. C. to:marred in the act ion of 8. C.,ex.. oapt In regard to the Relief Roo Ce., refer ring that'pzrt back to the committee. Also, a resolution lnatmeting the Commit tee on Fire Engines and Hose to advertise for proposals for 800 feet of 10-inch leather hose. Adopted. , resolution, referred 'to the Committee on lire Engines, at last meeting, to sell the &inch hose of the Steam Fire Engines, and appropriate the proceed, to buy new 10-inch hose for the use of said companies, was road and adopted. • Yr. D. Heed presented a resolation givieg the City Solicitorpown to enter a eat pros in Our ease of the City n St. Clair Street Bridge Co., upon payment of costs by denti nal, previdad that the Bridge Company shall stipulate that the occupancy of the ground by their toll boons shall not damage the rights the city. Adopted. The ordinates to fix the grade of Fifth, High sad Bon streets, at their intersection with Pennsylvania avenue, wee again called itp. After considerable diemuilon, Mr. Phil lis mood to refer back to the fitreet Com mis, with instmetions to reponig;tordi winos filling up eight Inches it RI street, and cutting down three feet at Fifth d Ross streets, and two feet at Fifth and 'Wylie streets. Mr. J. B. }lead, mooed to amend by star; lug out the instructions, which was agreed to .41 being understood that Connalle would goat on the ground on Tumidity afternoon, at three o'clock, to examine the subject. Mr, D. Reed, from the Special Committee to whom was referred the communication of 3,4,4 pi Thompson, made a report, in MIMI tO theilalar:ll/bidi TM ordered to be pub• -DAS& O a matioa, &loot Commit adjourned to mat on pridap evening, April isk Ailb a ,,,,,,,Geniu.—All the member instant azeeptliassrerentrong, Holmes , jec aa a: Ws mid - Mare 7. n a. mantas of tholair meeting were read .;ww,dapproredL i 6 , , . : - .1-,..,10. Macke presented s eeminsiesWa from the Reptant,' ate= Fire Engine Com• Reny asking for an increase of appropriation. Referred to Committee on Engine and Rose. Mr. ArGowan presented a communication from the County Commissioner and Controller remonstrating against the proposed change of the grads of Fifth street, from grant street toward Penvilwanla venue. Referred to Committee on streets. Mr. Mare presented a petition from facers'. Shreve, 11Ilion Co., killing a re duction of business tar. Referred to Finance Committee with power to act. Mr. Darts, 0013161tIllicItiOn from citicone of the Ninth scull, praying for the paving of Wilkins 'treat, from Sens)lman to Boiler street. Referred to Committee on Streefi. Mr. Hays presented the following resole - tion. Reseiasel, That the Street Committee b e directed to inquire why Wide alley, between Elm arid Logan streets, hes not been pared, according to the ordinates passed two years since. Referred to Street Committee. Mr. O'Neill presented the following: licintesis, The City 11111, used as a Sol diers' Dining Room, by the Subsistence Com mittee, needs painting and whitewashing, badly, and whereas, the Committee have not the necessary fonds to do the work, tt is therefore, Resob.d, That the Market Committee bo and art hereby authorised to have the said painting and whitewashing done at the ex pence of the city, and with the least possi ble delay. Read three times and passed. Mr. Raro presented "an ordinance eon. earning doors of public buildings." Tbo or dinance teas adopted after being amended to apply to hater doors. Mr. O'Neill offered tho following Wnaanas,lt is represented by the Pitts burgh and Cincinnati Pao"ket Company that the rate:of wharfige now charged their boats hers 11 exhorbitant, being over double that charged in Cincinnati for.the tame boats; and whereas, it is the interests of the city to fos ter and encourage the river trade rather than oppress, or hamper, or embarrass it with en horbitant charges, it is therefore Resolved, That the Committee on the Mon ongahela Whalf be and they are hereby re quested to inquire into the representatione of said company, with a view, if It bo found that the charges are exhorbitant; of reducing them to a jut and proper standard. A motion to lay hint the table being made, the yeas and nay. were called, which resulted —yeas 31. nays 3. By Mr. O'Neill. Wrcsaas, There is now a bill before the Legislature, which proposes to give the ClS smite Passenger Railway Company the right to lay a track utfon Liberty street, between Wayne and Clymer streets, and Wherean,eit would be prejudicial to the best interests of the ally to {{u,-render the use of any portlen of the street to said railway company for tic purpose named. Therefore, be it Berolced, That our Senators and Represen ativea at Harrisburg, be and they are hereby instructed to oppose the passage of said bill, and use all honorable means to secure its de feat. Considerable discussion nutted upon the passage of the stove preamble and resolu tion, and a call for aye. and nays upon a ma lion to lay on the table reached in six yeas to eighteen nays. The reechrtion was rod three timer and passed Mr. Coffin presented "An ordinance pro. hibiting the cheating of framo building, ith iron,•under a penalty of $500." Mr. peels opposed the passage of the ordi nance, stating that no building of brick , stone could withstand the inteaunt a -tion of trip hammers, and if the ordinance was passed sronld be necessary for all the steel sr,rks to mote from the city. The to and nay. were called upon a mo tion tO lay upon the table, whieb reAulted in 3 yea. to 21 nays. Mr. Markey moved the ordinance ha amend- n 4,1111 not to intorfore with tt. tuarturns torers.ef steel or Iron. Adopted.. rho ordi naoee as amended was road three that.. aid passed. ?f[: flays offered the following IVEranaos, As • considerable amount of lum ber is now being shipped to this market b' rail, and much of it sold without being meal- ured by our oity Board MelJaren, Therefore, Rerofrad, That all lumber coming to the market in that way shall be suLject to Le measured by the City Measurer"; end that for any violation of the above rceolutioa the party or parties so offending shall be sa , jeet to • fine of $541, to he recovered as other floes are recovered. Read three IiCYCN an psesed. Mt. Davie presented "an ordinance pro hib -tang projections over the •Idesralks on the streets of the oily," under penalty of po fr.r so offending. Read three limo( and entepted. Mr. Jones, "an ordinance relative to amass,. ment license," raising the license Efty per cent. Read three times and passed. Mr. Dickson offered the relieving reso:u tion ilesalrati, That tao Committee on GI. Light tog be and are hereby instructed to bur• 5 public gee lamp placed en the north west nor, ear of Spring ♦iicj and Adam! , 'tract. Re ferred to flue Commatee. Mr. Barckley offered at ordinance icerees Lug tha pay of the Chief of Polk. to S7UO, and that of the day pollee to POO each per 11.121111101. Mr. 01CieLl offered an amendment providing that after the towage of tkie or dinance no officer shall receive any fee, favor or reward for committmenta for drankennere vagrancy_ or disorderly conduct. Mr. Montgomery moved to refer the or dinance to the Police Committee. Lost. Tha yeas and nays wets called upon the amendment, which resulted In 15 yea. to 6 nays. Mr. Mackey moved to amend by requiring the perqiiitione at predent roe:dyed by tbe police to be paid tutu tbo city treasury. Adopted. The ordinanoe a. amended was then adopted. In all of which action not otherwllo coed S C. concurred. On motion, adjourned. U. S. Christian Commisasn The Christian Commission of this city have sent over $O,OOO of hospital stords daring the past weak to oar armies in the SOnth. They were shipped by bast direct to Nwshville, •od ware under the special care of delegltes, who accompanied them. Besides tl4l shipment of clothing and stems, they' have( sent over ten thousand feet of lumber for the building of an extra diet kitchen in Naadville. Also, tents and camp equipage for the accommoda tion of delegates, and stores during the oom ing spring and summer campaign. As many of the friends of the Christian Commission, are under the impression that it doe, not receive the Lanni-slim from Govern ment afforded to other associations. The fol lowing letter from the War Department places it on a proper footing. [corr.] • Wok DIPARTIMIT WAsaugGros Crt7, March 15th, tSf I. j • 8IR: In reply to your communication r{f the 20th ultimo I am directed by the Boma} tairof.War:to inform you, that It has al wsy betarthkintuntion of this Department, to pishilhiil7. IV Christian Commission, on the same footing with the the 17. •8. Betitsry Commission is regard to facilities for the ablpment.ofsanitary supplies for the army, and that to prevent misconception in the to tare, Quartermators will beso instructed. Very respectfully, your obedient servant, En. ffi. CABBY, Brig. Oen. ir A. A. 0. d. E. CILLIMILILLAM, Esq., Prest. Cincin nati Branch, 11. 8. Chriitlan Commission, Cincinnati. . 4.11 a largo number of troops will be passing through oar city this and Dent west, the Sub sistence Committee uk for contributions from our ifitizens and farmers, of the following ar. titles: Beets, cabbage, pickles, pickle mix, apple■, butter nod egg.. cloatebutiOns can be left. at Weyman .k Son's, on Smithfield street; Geo. Attires, s on k C o. , Wood strut, or It the office, No. 74 Smith field street. etrr DIRICTOT 1804-s,—jt yip be seen by an adrorthemUt in our column► that Mr. Thurston will commence- compiling his so. smut director of ?Umbrae' and Tie Miry In few days. We hops that orery bocumhold will cheerfully furnish the names of all their adult membersi as the completeness of the' ¬ary depends as umeh on the sallow; famishing their gartpel u upon the labor of! the compiler. ELTATICIS re W 11217 PITTI2IIIIOI3.—Thu idea tion in West Pittsburgh yesterday, in refer ent*, to issuing bonds to pal bountlea to volunteers,zosaltedina. unanimous vote to favor of the meastuer69 for the tax and cot one against it. Pass Brun Isetositto Ptortsrr.—Attes tips b waled tq tbs desirable three sissy brick dwalling, No. 200 Penn street, to by aold this smiths, by Davis & at tbelr auction rooms; in addition to valuable stooks, a bond and mortgage, ko. Perm's Can —Considerable In terest was manifested yesterday at the aloe don for Vestrymen of St. Patent Church. The tletat farorable to enstainlog the pas tor was skated. Too OSZAP Ind dolltable dry geode go to Barker% 59 91stkot street. u.l~ ~..a,g,,,~,._,., _x.. , ~N ~_ spECIR.L &OCAS. 'at -11'101E • .`4.:11 Pl.5.rT, Fuij : LltriAMaLial ,te ^ , fc , nala un VerT.c t ,he. (01.11ty atlolllllo.4f. Utwo Vilitaft I r ittClb2Xgll. P. Liananoes AND DTNINTUIT Will decimate the volunteers far more than the bullets of the enemy, therefore let every man FO6 to it that he carries with him a full supply of HOLLO WAY'S PILLS. Their use in the Crimea saved thousands of British soldiers. ilulloway'. Pill. and Ointment are now re• tailed, owing to the high price of drug., , at 30 cents, 75 mite and $l,lO per box or pot. rorisale in PitUburgh by B. L. Fahnestoa .t Co. For sale also si Fulton's drug store, Fifth street, Pittsburgh, end Li George A. E . elley, Allegheny city. Ancor AL.--Samuel Graham S Co., Merchant Tailors, bare removed to 73 Smithfield street, and would most respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public generally to their new stork of Spring and Summer good., which they have Just received. Their stock is of the very finest quality of English and French cassitneres, cloths, casslmeres and vesting. Also, a very extensive assortment of Scotch cassimerm. Don't fail to give them an early call. Every garment warranted to give full satisfaction. O a•u•v d McC•xnuse, 73 Smithfield St tr 7 rosocrvire sire BILDT mil tim.l.—Ths Ate assortment of Fall end Winter Chairing, lately received by Messrs. John Wier & Co., Merchant Tailors, No. 101 Federal street, Al legheny. The Moak of clothing consists of the angst variety of gents' pantaloon', vcsita, sear, and overcoats. The style of patterns is tc.stefol and fashionable. We would invite .11 of on• reulers to give the shove gentlemen • Deowe's BIIOiCHIAL Taooe®.—These Los enges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irri tation or Sonnets of the Throat. Pnr sale at Sutton's Drug itor*,Firtlistreat ATCHIGS, Jswst.cT, Al. Retorts, No. 17 Fifth etreet, Is new wpatlng the skeet choice stock of fine Gold and Silver Wat:hes, Jewelry, Silver ware sad Fancy Goods <met disployed in this city, and le' se l llng thew at remarlithly low trivet. Ouszevs and <smart mita veyi be, taken .t the Ou..nr4a, ..See, No. SIO Penn !rtreat, dos or olgllt. I 1 orderi InR at the above place ►lll be promptly attendee t- Ali eao• w.net be pald lo &ay., • C. Den:Sat, LIF , Pone The Courts. ot.r•rled C:.eleee.l7 rue th. Gesso's Dtaisier Csmsrr.—Yesterday this Court dis posed of the following onus : .59 Jens Givens et al vs Ica Bond. et •I V. dict to defendants. 04, J. B. liar ro J .ho Korlein. Vard,• t d.r Plalu Alderman ...I t'oUfatis of rt. It alllngbame , al YI Same Pl•lntlffe Is Hear) Mu, pby •• al. Firming ham . .It f r us. •. Wm Al LI. ham 6. Ilehm Itv. A I' A nevhuts et .1 4S John 13. Pao and ate vs thJah 4,Jeha U Pay, vv T.l.jah Beath. Al at lan.l si. Dant r. J Ilarrey Jon,. .F.,',llnfhtsta‘bar ssUaele. CuAlioN tol!ovring cum wise dirpowl of : Ttrdner•rr.o A P. Tt ft t'o. Contruned 11 11 McNeal VII Gee Erdner. Naar trial 12 Flora Oil r• Gray. Erdn•r at al. A , .. t.•• 1 refma.d. 14 r. If. Nenley re 1 11. morgon. Agreed, V. ?A .1. LILA v. .I J Asylar Jadinnent affirm. d. 21 lioyor Ac :.1 Pat•t•nrsh vs K 11.4:e.... Ar• rtavn B•+UT It,e^nreur. --Coroner 3.14. Clung Iva. nottned yrrtcrdey that the hotly of a men had been dtccovered in the shaft of tunnel on tho Stenbenstlle Railroad, tome two miles from the city, about one hundred and twenty flee feet from the surface. The shaft was aunt same years since, and bee been wed f.,1134.4h air to the tunnel. Some boy. Were playing near the mouth of the shaft, and happening to I-ok down, di•corerri the ttc...ly of the man. Eff.trtv were being mad. yes:• r =day to raise the lt 4y, hot troth what ant:cars We did not :earn. R'Olyxl srtaCot.L.I . —LITC.B.“Ir C.. %TIE, 7. —The tiftis annual n.sotest of the stitelphie and Philomath Literary &dotes of West minter Col'ege, New Wilmington, will table pit,' in the College Ball, Weinesdey nest, the 30th inst., at I o'eloels p. tn. The question tor del. is, '•1. truce th• maw•r, *leg.'"ln addition to the do, bate, there will be orig'nol and eeleet o tions delivered and essays read, and the et ernises will be ictenpersed villa music. Ic A c vtre.--Ihe 102 d Penney}rank Reg. meta will arrive in the oily at noon to-day Arrabgementa hove been made to give the regiment a P ublic reception. The Sobeistence Committee will prepare it dinner for them at City nail. Tuts TlM—Yankee Locte . appeareJ of the Theater lut 0,1014 In the drittaa of •'Ten Fisktn in a Bar Ilnyut. - The pier,' VIII be repeategtto night. I=l tvaultal !Id•auc., 8r...1y • 8.1..1 The river.. eltird about three .d.. during Sunday night and yeetcrilsy morning. Cut last evening It wan apparently at •ateind, with ala Get In the than. avg. The weather . ..nth:oleo mild end shawl', elib ,ctlaro or rain. RIII7iOMI area nannually brisk at 4. •harf•••• r day ao4l;ther , era.. latspr , ,era.nt In the viler , ete of fr..ight. Th. arrival. In, luda th. Cam. Qom Zanesville, Darned, (max Nubst 1., and he. ~.from eintinnatt. Then , lr•r., i., .I.l,Arter,4 said. from Ms nrretlar puke.. • Tee Lamb!, (rem,. Lunl. CLurmer. tr... 1i,.. eitnutl, and Kent t , !nun L....11t., • Nano., O. ➢rat b ate due Tn.s..totl/11 Donwrol. of S•turJel. uy. ”Capt. J. J. R0th,..,, Ist• ' th• lito. which lafl last evening Icahn veuatrodou• trip h r the Cpp•r Mississippi, Informs tta that Wu,. ...V. log Piltsbargb, I . pald lb. If S. Mepbaut • visit lb Laths oplolott that there Loo both. , boll •, than that of the ll•phatu, and up that als• •11 au awful best to carry freight, to high or 1.. a water If. th lute ah• will pusitlsely ho ready to Way. Plit, buses boon April 14th, and that also will got all tb. height @he want" at good prliaas. - As will be w*li by card, the rotoustallinsa and p..p tau Tomp•at, Capt. Watt, will puithraly leas. P.r Cincinnati and Louisville to-day. Rh• has esnl tont acoomnu•lut/saa f..r paastrigers. Nasals Gt.. son and Johnatou are the rinks. The Silver flood, Capt. !Merman. Is thy firm Lent to tad for ft. Louis. Capt. Cooway .1.11 emelt. barge of the olfler. 'lercer. Graham, Copt. Alen, Is ttm regalar packet fur lanrsville to-day, leaving at 4 p. m. C.4rl - 0104ITEA 07''- I. OR COROSEiI.—ALza. ALLEN trill be • cautildato fot a.. oak. cf e,,,„,," rtlLJe.et to the doeloh.o of the ftepotatnion Colon County flogroottott. mhl6 atorte 1 1 .. p. FUR CORM.. KR, SALA, of flitmloghant, mlll to , it ea:34141d. ha Ow • rotor, stttlact to Om tootolon 01 tho Cnteto County Outprot.tittu. frittfatallotr r! - E ft HARTZELL. of Dirml glatta. attl be • candidate [no °ar mor, yob j t trr dot-blob of tb• Caton ilepublbaat CoantyWavratlon• rahltleato CUR° E it. SloCbolqu, o the ll'lret Ward, Allegheny. will !ere ...al. deter for rEknonerr of Allegheny Onenty,sutieet to the deviate. of U, amain, tlonty Union Convention. yr OH. ItO ONIYrAH V•D' r 711.3.1 LT will he • candidate fur the oar. of Pruthonotery, eubJect to tbe decialon of the Union Vounty CuntrenUicao Poßkta FOR PROTIIONVI'ARY.—JAcon R. Wwrea, of the Sixth Ward, Plttabargb, will be • candidate for the office of Prothonotary, sables , et the dead°n of the Union Republican (km. Vir.:{oll, ja2s:to fr PROT HONOTAIi C. u 'rill be a candidate for ake alike of N 4 4.kea , subject to ttue &deka o the talon Boablican tbu.entloa PRO'rIIONOTAR Y.—Tnoa Sun. will be a candltlete for the atEae of Pratt...sari, saljoet. la the &vision of the Dolan Itawablleart tloaratalon. FOR PROTRONOTAR Y;-41zo. • ."="B. Ittaau Bill bo e ondldde for the emu of Proldonotel7,•ubJect to the diestaton of the Mateo Oomnmilon. tolOto.to FOR COUNTY COMMISMUm Eft —Dario Douala, of Pena Mr Alp, will be • candidate for h. above aloe . abje ct chid. lon of lbe Union Ilepoblican 4rity Convention. ... . . robltdow to ffFUN OOUNTY ant9IIBBIOYER. —Joni Boma, of Wilkins tbirnstilp, ulll ~ atundldoto for County Coront!Mauer, rubject to tbe deettlott of the Union Hepatic. Comity Con. run:lrk:at. mbldarrto l)l)i)NTY IiOMMISSIONAIL Aaaanutut PILLOW, of Veit Deer Township, will be • estoWisfo for the office of °aunty Dm' is. Ulmer, inhject to ths *llion of the Onion Tispsb. can Dorm:alms. folOtdanrie /AN TANNED LEATHER BELT= Ito, or Ql tbn different wldtbs, sod ft warier rironlity, for sale at Nom. Vinod SS It Char rt. 'RUT - J.& IL MILLIE% WATER PIPES.— 000 feet Etone V woo Pipe, 001311 a to • hob sallbto obi UMW Y. OOLLIInt ' The Stars and Stripes Upon the Pyre wide of Egypt. By the arrival of the last eteamer we have nut only the confirmation of the death of , Mr. Stephens, the great American traveler, who was murdered in the interior of Africa, but also that of the moat heartrending death of Mr. Wise, the well-known roch painter, I rrs,,,, who for the last three ears has bean In the employ of Meet „. P. I. Drake .3: Co., pro prietors and original e of the celebrated Bitters,—a to is which is fast be coming • household ne lily all over the world. Mr. Wise had .boat completed a most auccelefol toor through the Holy Land, the Valley of the Nile, Jerusalem, end a Itrff° portion of Egypt, painting upon the reek. in • thousand placm of biblical renews and as sociation, in and around Gass, the city where Samson palled down the Temple, on the toD of the rock of htom, near the place where Sameonalew the Philistioca with the Jaw-bone of ea ass: upon the lofty and dark mountains of Jebel Atoka, near where Pharaoh and his beet woe swallowed up in the rod Sea; upon Mount Tabor, overlooking the great plain of Esdraelon, the bottle field of all aye sad nations, also upon the range of mountains overlooking the Sea of Galilee; upon the top er in the vicinity of Cana, when car Saviour turned water Into wine; upon the lofty moun ted. of Lebanon, liftilig their heads into the region. of perpetual snow and lee ; upon the ancient olive trees, on Mount Olivet, under which the lamed martyrr• tolled for the sins of the world, eighteen hundred year. ago. The circumatancer, a. we learn them from an English correspondent of the London Times, at Cairo, are somewhat as follows: Mr, Wise had taken up his temporary abode to a sm ill village in close proximity to the Pyramids, and had, at great expense and trouble, erected an enormous scaffolding, reaching to the very topmost height of the centre pyramid, and had already been employed some two weeks in painting and affixing thereto the eabalistre sign, S. T. 1.160—X, the meaning of which no human being has yet been able to decypher. fin had completed the. novel and dangerous undertaking, had put the last finishing touch to the whole, which caueed.tbom to shine out to the sunlight, like lettere of 'Mug gold. This mysterious S. T.-1560—X, could be aeon for miles and mile., and whet the seal- Loldingohonld be taken away, the wandering Arab in weary traveler would wondCr how they come there, and perhaps imagine that other than human hands had placed them there. lii. duty to his employers bad been fulfilled, and now came what he conceived to be his duty to his bleeding and war.distracted country. To that cod he had erectedo flag.: ate upon the eery peak of the pyramid, which was accomplished by blocks of wood and straps '4 iron, and announced that at twelve o'clock on such a day, ho would hoist the American flag on the top of the world renowned pyramid. The announcement flew like wild-ire, and long before the appointed hour on the Mot February, ten thousand swarthy, ragged, and bare legged Arabs; had assembled, end pitched then: tents In the Immediate vicinity of the Pyramid.. Al eleven o'olook Mr. Wlee, with the flag wrap• poi around him, .ornmenced the ascent of the scaffolding, and in ballet, hoar had reached It, topi /0.11 alter the flag woe securely •t • tached to the bely•tcls, nod all woe ready ; with breathless anxiety and the salines.. of rep-turned tatted watched erery move of the daring .clpatriotic Wit.: and AN the Epp iic c bell toiled the hour of twelve the broad strip,. end Ltight .tots were &sat to !be bre..., and them •bor e the peal of the mighty Pyramid ••etti the prowl banner in all its beauty, tnaja.ty and gin: y—at sight of wh.ch these ten thousand Arabs shouted and yelled lustily as If th-y wets welcoming back t, earth the Dello:no of theirsaid to be entombed wahlu the Pyramids. race Hut new Cort.” the earl part of our story -Mr. Wise had sucerarfully ate. Implithed all that he had undortaten, and we, about to entomenee hie descent, stun, oh : boa-or t 1 hareems l the scaf• f riding was Peen to Sway :0 ant tro in athlete, end In l. S. , IWO tOIO I have been relating it, the whole structoro came crashing down to earth and three in the direy bright could be leen this brave man, bolding on to a portion the hall Rads that he caught hoLl at •hen be sew and left the reatfahlinst eking way The peeve er, changes, as with the waving of • magic ward, the laughter and the sladato •utreiiimt iota ail:non--that inderarilable murmur that lett:ker. tat resew". of • tool tirade. It wa• utterly impossible for human power b: aid him, and for oe whole hoer thou: ar aN d r of human Le t n eto n ad end watch , el • ith, oh : what agony of surprise, o brave man rtregglier tor lite—bit agonising call. f.v heti, mold La distinctly heard, bat al., n.. help (meld reach ham'At leek warm war i at:alive:l, and in a moment more ha lay or Ile Laze of the Pyramid, a rriisteed arid bleed leg mars of loch and hiar l. the pr,tvi banner leered, and ;till :ha X, chant out with undimmed 11,4 m, hti6iter pleaa them there had cast the /fa of a issue tuna lie wee buried at the lase of the Paean:hie, which will rem La • luting man otnent to hie patriotism and bravery. u. , A 4 1.. w. it'd" as ha Baal. In • p •,, Was tie .11.! oo ILo 9e1.1 4 ,21.• sod gl In Id. cos...try er-us. ae dl4 A nd • sunthsT's bean Is trralt tog lsr her Idol end hsr F.., Ids. Nobly fought DI. gallant rralternt 'inane I ta.arla stall ta.l Nobly fought Ms gallant revltnen: tha C. In.. in.r.l u vr.II Yr,...11,1.,••ect his ;ILL, tot alca. yrt Pq.rl,, , s, 1..031ad hill Aul.l arty dauut le. was WI •pirtt, Sworn or tv Where his eon:made. gently la/.1 let our starry banner atata 'ream It.rever In the amatory ltf that youthful Lary bras. eI ItbUrt—Ott lituattlay marntert, •t 3,1,. It LI UAL lIA Y. wl S.tt it•rt,h t•r thl J lienar • 11,1d1tt. years, In ttrieta•lt• awl 7.3 Says Fma.m.l from ber f•thar's srahleoce Ilnenobar,t rotd, Ls'Frew-o,llls, • Tr T... v. It.t. MEM Cad rta,-, whl Wave the ace her at Nat, and ht Clair ttneets. at 3% a:tt - tit. • ct,..,fts.z —or Arrutt r...r, ihnav, 17t1.. IPA. at 3 o'cl.act p. 3146 T J L.NZ, aged a. y • ••••• months •;..d all Jays . sad at • qa‘r t•r t • t S o Nwk tb• .14 •Iten [l,o[l. eli f ELLIS J mg..d Line itar, toar months and fourt..• g•f•. rhi.droo Chinas. J and Loulala &mph. Clorks. The funeral a:11 proceed to Heiken), Cernotory Re. the ro.aloace of the perenth o Oran Avon., "et 1.0. at 10 c'elcvk oa TYII3DiT Electra& 0011 last. (arrow,. • 11l I, are the tartar of Ur/nth Ltlll=lll.ll.lJ • ',le, al Yo'.lock Et NTEW AILT.-4o toanday ersoralOg, bUtch tAth, UAIIT JAIL( wife of Junes Au.. In • lb* Vd ywkr of h. app. The 'utteral •10 tal• blare from the rssidaune or bet husband, to itestattsteven, TC11114•T •P./,.t 2 o'each to proceed to Al'esbeLy to,.tery. All L—Miltleed MAreb Irth, at 1. Wes pap. &even so cl-ck. CORA ELLA, only 013114 a r W. A. sel C..r• J. Atli, aged.. y•sx, boor ma=1!...4 .orPet days. lb. tot er- I old take place home the tetthltnee of h^ , parrot, Fallon @treat, head of W)lts. March Dth, at 2 o'cl.tck p. m. Tim fcletalt of the f ee , it, e ra eMpaatrolle invited to attend. .4 E DI ERTIBEJH &VW ' FINE DEPA R.TII ENT—The vnri an. are Companies of Pitssburisb and 411— alteo y aro r.-onnited sewsahlo with their appare l.* on lfi Dal'. at 11 o'rlook, at the SI &YUJI'S orriPr. for the purp se of wel.rowlas Wise the 10/(1. •'Ol4 13th" sign:mut. • W J. Chief Easiness. S'N I VELY, . Wholesale kleaufacturer of LADLES' BOOTS ASO SHONA, No. 18 SOUTH TOWITII STSSRT, PLNad•tp4la, Has ennillintly on band a yaws/ anaortamast of LADIES', NISSEN and BOOTS and 1311018, imitable for city and cannery trod. tannd.len pRY-tjSED AND COMMON BRICK 140.40 PUIVMD ; and lan,ooo COMION Oar by hbbdbod for Woo by DAYIp 111111C111e,M VIM THE UPPER MI s tago 60961 Iltr[ll-0111110T—The !lee sew Mewed Inver racket MONTAN% J. Takocerroarea, Neater, J. IL Ciotetet, Clerk, ICH times to the Upper Manuel, direct, stead eke 160 el APUIL. /or frelthy or paeasie opplp eu heard. eah23:lstd STORE SHADES, Ufal.l to ardor se short .01., old No. 107 IIIAIIKET etT.. Iwtanma FIIIO and , Libartr Marna. Is DOCTOR F. IRISH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON t PE.NZI 577/81. r, below Hasa, Pittsburgh. tutilib3nß2 Tex, CHESTS, H.EFILKIEHA,TOIRS, A. Bares AND MEAT 110115 ER...-T, (kohl for Rotolo, rotollloo, Dr, Hallo, to., d0.. 1 44 I . m. RopoMao of old Moots, liar. and . tun, and tooth as good or wow. ...., - I.' The &Motion. a the trod p tO egled iln? 4,0 "" ... 1 Wes ind PIM.: Shop psi IdAD.ION Airllin, at Rt: Q. Milvill.. Ing, ADoghooy, or Widow DOI 64. P. O. JAlDdlottod WUI r w.mc THE LATWiT NEWs BY TEIL7.4OB.APH OUR SPEOL3 L DISPAITHES FROM WASHINGTON NEWS FROII POINT LOOKOUT. MISSOURIANS TAKING THE OATH RECRUITING NEGRO TROOPS IN WEST VIRGINIA Tlt• liono• N.vol Commttle• Chalng to EI1=! ISSUE rIVE PI:1, eVit TERAIUVINUTZ, lovestigation of the Charges A/rained Frank Blair. LOVFJOrS DEATH ANNOUNCED IN THE HOUSE. Pay and Emoluments of United States Tresanty .tarnt6 1:EMIIIM311 Spool•l Dlopatcts to tiro Pll.lmtlit Clasot44. W,aulcoro. Cm, Unreal 28, 1864 Uoa hundred and See olnoers of Morgan's Guerrillas errived at Point book;ut on Satur day. They art all Kentuckians, and axe quite puzzled at their being guarded by negro sol diers. One of their number, a eon ores eon •greseman Pritton, wan shot and instaitly died, after entering ramp by Sergeant Young, ae 'latent of the provost marshal. In assign ing the elan to their quarters Pritton asked him to go out and get him whisky. The ent gond said It was against orders. Pritton Amid be was a suitable companion for those no groes, pointing to the negro troop*. The sergeant told him to keen quiet. lie said be was not afraid of any Y okee, and said that Young wee a toward and afraid to shoot. Young pulled out his reVOIrCI and started to wards the gate, when Pritton kicked him. Young then shot him deem Seventy Ova ittelOtteleee ran. •:at of the camp daring the week, and have tattoo the oath and were tarnished w•.. 4 transportation to their homes. They trot, r them:elver heartily tired of the war • and nre ❑I deter mined to ge horns and henceforth Le till. and loyal tarn. Tltry a•ty there are hot no,, few hilerouriaLl fu ramp who are going Led l, t. the rehel army. •They petitioned •:.me a -..1.• ago to Gin. Bader to let therm go haola L ..a I pot Spring ...Nip. 1r Three bond..-ad add taw, icing.•. trim Virginia and North C.trolm• •rrirrd lee we, k ea 1 to .k the rem rind perelr .r It it Itoli•vetl t•t Ito pretty ocrtittnts •• errtamed het the Way/ and Meats. Coot millet will reit,: tho tar of .0 whitky.•flet lho dr•t M.., iiai wound ing the law rwooLtly It it stato , l on the &nth rtty of Mr. Jutuen, rekeenhernlCourfen., L. was h.tehal*ellndi nn• I Lhetrin., the orr, •ary Ptna l t.., se. .gn...t to biro the rem,, f rA-11eving lieu. S.l. Scretlitli of km /strum to I to the Army ul the Pehlmme, that the Dtrtertment bellowed him tleAt f“r aro re...mantl erbate.er. IM13!0513 tu!ervierrl Islth s Prin.:sibt nrs , nry of Ws, The • Itta,ky tr. uhls , sec.. t Lase blnati br,, like s •tnbrta in a ten pot. There hat been s greet bisnl sf fuss and fury, and no:Ling sl n. They only ask 0.. that tle tnro . lateht sf najr ,, es be envie as little offecnice to Lbws/nu:kyr prsyba.lbets y pone: bk. To the e..staltuent sf nnr,bes they ems. In nffst Ljention• The Smret.ry of the Tr.ttut) es I.•:ed visit Sew York to•mor-..w cn do an. i.l Saei nem Tit.. tbrew.l tar on twginnin4 to twined that the tin. , 101 l m go'd may been new!: mm• 0.... dram alt WSet ,0,t.0 at • tn. tu•rt- Mg.. Ilia headquarters in the Bald are cstal. ILsbed Y miles nearer the !rant then Meade', were, which is turertbing. Ile will probably return bent on Saturday. M.J. Frank Bond, Geo. lioseeraos' senior Aid d. Camp, own. bare last Saturday under order. from Oro. Itoseerans, to bring on die• patches and attend to business for him. During his stay, be made tome otatertiente to the Senate Military Committee coneerning eharge• of cowardice on Col. Sanderson, and • few hours later an order from thus War De partment placed him under arrest, and directed Own. ftosecrans to court martial him for nielts lag Washington. The probability I. that some stir will be made about 11. The hall of the Rowe of Representatives hat been steered for George Thompson, the Eng lish Abolitionist, who will speak here on the gth of April nest. The Committee on the Conduct of the War expect to make a trip of inreatigation to the West and Tooth-we•t ad coon se Congres. Member. no• generally think they oau get ready for adjournment by the tut of May, cc the ruolution already passed provides. The Ways and Moans Committee had a ms don of several hour, to day on the supple mentary tax hill. Nothing transpired as to their conclusions. • The Secretary of War has given orders for opening the station for recruiting negro troop. at Clarksburg, West Virginia. Ose or more regiments of stalwart man sr• can edently stammted from this source. The House 31LIrld Committee this morning voted to make - a trip Went to St. Louis and Cairo, to inspect the several sites suggested nr the propornd Wausau Nary Yard. Next Thursday week is flied as the time fur start ing. That will, It is probable, be delayed. One hundred and twenty millions of the flee per cant. Treasury Notes bare been sued. Tha cum is considerably 10/1 than hes born popularly supposed. The Committee to Investigate the charges against Frank Blair, bare sent to St. Louis for sir important witnerses, who will be bow on Friday. Thp death of Owen Lo•vloy was announced In the House this afternoon and appropriate eulogies were pronounced by • large numbs of members from both sides of the ticu•e- Perbape the most graceful and tasteful was that made by 04. Pendleton, of Ohio. A Committee were appointed on behalf of the nesse to accompany the remains to Illinois. The Secretary of the Tenancy transmitted to the Senate, In obedience to • resolution, a list of agents of the treasury, their Sold or operation, pay and emolument', from which It ■ppoars that under the act of Starch, 1863, 'twenty -serest supervising and special agents bare been appointed, come with five and some with six dolloraper day, and ten Pent, par mile for travel, In no c.e to nomad Ore thousand dollars In full. EMS= Under the act of July, 1882, to furtbor pro vide for the collection of revenue, ten speera agents have been appointed,soma with salarlea above; one at jl2OO, at Nashville; one at. four thousand fire hundred, at New Orleansi. thirteen, under ike aet of March, 1803, for the colleetioll Of Internal revenue at elmilar sal. arles.-,broluditur ono Thos. Brown, for the Pantile Censti at nine dollars per day and ten cents peritilli, hariialto boon appointed. Tio •Ttki 'wan. Nti YOZir BESl4bltr,—Ths filoorotary of IttF - Atatiibr, nottaq the Na fA i kk a o l 4 l, kint_trditittotto to motes sob. ger_inills-ta tit* petr htt.lot*toon. Soelk 1 ,18 4 4 1 - 1. 14 .14 , initr Ittojittavomtntislca to *lair Mid tiokeit. _ FROM MIAMISBURG #ptt.t.l Dutiottlt to leba ltrtoltmiet Gabel. EL112138[1161, ?Swab 22, 186 t Home—The Hones met ander:west ex citement An immense effort in intended to be made by parties to to pass the Gridiron Railroad bill for passengers to Philadelphia. A large creed also assembled, expeetingto bear a lettere from the Rey. Werner, on the battle of Gettysburg. They stood on their feet for over en h.,nr, ish;lst the night see. &ion continued. The reading of the f,urnal na. lasi/led upon, •hich occupied half an hour. The presentation of petitionft began,' and more time was occupied to this than by the reading of the journal, The:parties Cu and against the Passenger Railroad bill, exhausted every expedite; to stare an offer to reach the bill. Tho Howe finally adjourned, to 11-,r iba I.edure, which 'Wed for hour,. It wen too diffuse and formal. The Senate adjourned early, doing nn im portant hualneee, or even a local ohnreeter. Affairs at Paducah. Kentucky—Official Dispatches. IY•rrixorox, ,filaroh 26.—Tbe following dispatcheil have iwsen received by the iiccretrry of the Navy Coo o, Larel. 26-7 p. m.—At 1 p. m. yes terday the rebels made an attack upon Pada mh. The steamer. Yeasts, Paw-Paw tad Port Hindman at once opened fire. Captain Hicks held.. the fort. The front part of the city I. destroyed, his shells letting fire to the houses on the levee. A brisk emsnonading was continued anti! about 10 p.m., when the fireof the robe!. roused. The attack may have been renewed tt.l. morning. Oar dispatches are received by boat, the telegraph comma. nleation having been destroyed. The fort made a desperate resistance. (Signed) A. 51. Peanoce, Flerk,t Captain. Second DispotcA.-1 hate Jorreceived in formation that the enemy is still in force on our front at Paducah; a Beg of truce was lent in by them to negotiate an exchange of prison er., which was refined. They trio. de. mended the earrmsder, saying they would give no quarters If refused. Oen. rennet ha. 500 prisoners front Caicos City. Reinforce menu are going forward. There la no danger of a surrender. Third GumwmA.—Pedunah Li safe. Toe reb els left c: midnight. rearth Disparcts.—lnformation has been received from Padtteah that the rebels have retracted with a ial/1 of 300 killed, the com ber woundedlis ankuown. Forrest', force is said to be 6,300 strong, with 4 gone. The rebel General, A A Thompson, it reported killed. Rtgaed A. hi. Pastocke, Fleet Ceram. 11.•cau.-- Mr !tor ittryeitoad a piot pr ut aineotliartut to the C.,...tlttlion probiLaing he extr•ance ••eu tI ' f. tut and Tarritorirs. lieferred • • thr 0.1111:lt o th..' I.llelory. 0, In , tine of H.. Ggl flo.d, a ref. lotion . eallior .•n tho i•eiri•tary Wer to foretell iho II ...e wish any ititi.rmation In I Ir e.ocrici•oi..n with r.•.•onoe l riairror for ilerrloo ter:doted f.y soy time daring the prseent war, etatti.g the am..vat if oe-ri-e •eil the ami, vial of the r alrn Mr. feteeenr, ef effecet e re , Itelen proposing anee orltole to the Constitution, sohlah, when "1“481.1 by the fecitt,lt• mom her of Stator, 'hell he rend at • part el IL• Celnetltutlon, naneely, the •Golishosent Om soy sod ,ntery e•rsitode s ea ep• 6r the pomshment if sector, whereof the petty shall have been duly eolowleted. A•bley, of OM., offered an rate .n granting the too f the hall of the Hoare of itepresentatillCA Zr, the Washington I.,turn A ,s,c-in on the Czla al April, for the air li•ery of • lectors by Hem ....orgy TM 00p 5...n. late a snmnber of th. Itt itt • tt l'arltemer • The prooce./s, tater tt,r L. y •xpemee, a. he dutriboted foncrig the IA ~,tries of the vollier• of the Ito of Juailoix. Mr Ho!trilr, of rws.lt.l:l. a :he ts.l, The vra, h4 , e4 haVir.7 Ott:(4' - .—Mr. , fr Corns,.lse nn fsvorkbly ikr U.- V. I. b I eS Icza Fratin.n of S.lOO to i.nn Rerulat..-cr.ry in addition 1. the pr.- no,. to wh:ch .hey were herstof..ni entitle.!, sr.,. is. pkiir.!.. Tile Seta. 1.. c it bp the bill atueb4atory in prubibl , lng tivrtri. • Mr. Tramtial; eilittereed t , ie Reu.w .t lonctb in itirn •rt ef the intl. Nan leas. :March following • portent order yes issued to•day nom./ Sion, Tvrovory, Ifordi VS.—By J:ren inn of the Secretary of the Treasury, notice is hereby given that, anti) further ontereil, I eh' issue to importer§ far the payment of dei ties on gouda Imparted by them, 4 - eminentes of dep,esit of gold Kiln to the ere lit of the Cot ten/or of any port desired, in •schringe fur notes, at a quarter of I per rent. below the current market value of gold. These certifi cates are not assignable, belt will beemsiver by the collector from the pnr.y to w ce they are issulni. Signed, J. J. Cmoo, ,Assisteht Treasurer Jr the r. S. The Jelly payment for custom. averages not far from $230,000 at this port. Iforemento of Lieut. General hla Ileaquartero. Weantscrrow, Karel SC—Lieut. stnerad Grant arrived to this city yestar• ay, As wan engage& to consultatton with th Pres', dent, Secretary of War and General I attack, last evening. He left fur the Ilead• natters of the Army of the Potornae this ”oroing. He boa established his Headqua..ers at Culpepper, eight miles in front f Gen eral Meade. The repair* to the room. In Wintisls build log, rot apart fur General Grant's H adquar tors were nearly completed during hi:ranee. Cantata George R. Leete, A. A. , It have charge of Headquarters. Death of a Prominent Merrhaht--Al fatri In front of Chattanoogas—Army of the Frontier ha Motion. COMIXIATI, March 28.—N. W. Thomas, • prominent merchant died yestordsi. The (vasncrcial's Chattanooga alspatot, says the rebels are vary strong in oar front at Dalton, with throe thousand cavalry the ride. Deeerten report Diahop Polt re'Mfotcing Johnston's army. Longetrret'a cavalry under Gracia! Mar tin, arrived at Marietta, G.rgia. Numvrotm deeerten are etill coming in. The rebels are moving up their artilluty from the rear. Our army I. in tplendid mu dltion. Dispatches to the Gas.tte from rod Susi th, announce the Army at the Frontier it math a, Its supposed destination Is Northern ,711.2141. MARKETS lIT TREES; R APIK Poll adielparLet., rilll.4,[3.ratA. Mho ~ ..lants lo a Arm rfolliai In flour but leso doliik ; ..in of WOO Lido •teis,7:, wr omtra and $7(47,61 tut curs family, Including 1.00 bid. fancy on priests tonna. Liyo flour lemead, at is. Then is not lilog doing In corn moo). N bo o t a,, sales of COW bush at 5101'6,41M fur rod and tl,itm4ll for Irbil*. Bye commando 111,11. Coro scarce and yell.. Is seaatsd at 1/.2.01.= Oat, Linn at Petroleum is quiet at :1061,2 for crude, 4 - ..C 4 1e foe r•- Bard Is band and f ofra for fora. Nut - Worm aro held anal]; stars of tons park at It902:1 Go; beef hams $24; basso is pietist:NAlL:awl Woo at Ites's; sta. Sisllik. Roll butter .3.54t2c. ..e4 I. steady. t'Lluky Is unsettled and valeta* bold at New York learket. New foal, March 2 1 1.-4ottos bun 2,000 loth. .t 75a71k. flour doll, male at 50.6dM0,f6 for Utak, 17,25:47,33 for 1f7,2L210,03 C.r Souther . .. Wheat dull; tomb at M,T2. Cern ordot; ralm 19, 111,33, mad Nom Tallow .t 51.=. Pork 11 004. Lard firm at 153 ol113.};_ Whisky g.lea 3 1, ,P00 bbl. at $101,03. linger btu. -16%. Ceram Moady at 378373. 'Mal °data 13 5 ,1 3. Naval atom Pet Crud* 31, 32, &Boot re;4sl. Fret, flour la Stock and .11 Ns. Yon, March L. •amberlaaa DL 01:Int &rip ....162 Michigan Boathern.:ll7 VI Y Centra/ 14:N ....... • Unarm] River Canton ....... 004, Illtarurl d. Wl* ..... . 17 I'U . ...... GOA it.. (alien te IGO, bit closed at 100 rli =Vila. March VI --Sleek. kn. Pooh. V9I rcZiM. It. At:ROOTIk ....... ... . . Go n a Is irsr_baugo on N. Y... p.ir. I New York Dank Statement. Nan' Tea., March 28.—The (01100103 le a elate twat of the tmadltion of the Dank., of alit ally fo the week ending to-day: Loan. , locitosa, Specie.. -decree.. Kli,lital; arrulatio., d ft r 0 .. 0 315,012; Depaette, decrease, 11,372,e71 Philadelphia Cattle Market ortaorxruta, Marcli 29.—Cattla nuke: arm awl prim troll malatateed tritit askant 1010 hind at from Iliad* per lb tor Common to -extra. Fld.op very Atut xad prices ad mud ;.Z5OO Lead add at Wrag}i Cl. por Iberian. Co.. without chasm iqa brad mkt at froartat up to SU per hem!, wording to quility.. llopi are to far demand at Smoot ra t es ; 2V4 1 bola ' K m &nog Ho as j: • nalWillittri lterlfet t 11,62,1theiii‘iiis ita.-,Tlour very doll Silnt' vglttt Baattahlhgl i ttit ic r iaro 1 01 04 : line Raw lit rook + s':.L,wSb.-w2..r~,.~C+ ~~ 'e✓ ..~Fnt~:~d~E ,ms c;,% Cciogneasiona I WAsatscros. IMMI!!! I=!! nt .1,1 • 9,MY:I DLI Ohio, arid to 19,50) Dlac6 •t at 133,r loom Ord , et •1144 clam tM ; to quick; uney Mark tocko an rig Idig.hlgau Harlem.. P. & FL W c. AN (Wavily, Trcuurle. Jff/EICELLAJMO vs U . S. SANITARY COXUAILSSION A. I AT PITTSBURGH. PA., FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. THE PITTSBURGH lAIifITARY CONISITTEE, a hiatich of the U. B. Sanitary Carogitimion, *stab- Sabot far the relief or the nick .od woruitlesi aalloufs utooatira to the public that a °rest Mar .111 bu held at Pittsburgh, Pa., rotanseashuit int The First Day of June, 1864. Tha objvct or the Fair Is to obtain money to c ti: the EataJtary Commlaatott to pronecel with their ro work with Mercantil energy .ad umfolnem. The practical working. of the Malted States Sanitary (.nowts.!on have lwaa of rach Me/knish' gond, at d b•v. met such hlgh approval tram the entin popl•, that •0 cornmeittlort of It. dab. Is amine. Every one fool. It a duty to moor the wounded, Wok and diesitilod soldisr. Thu protoptitigo of every loyal heat t opeok olesrly, that we, who do not tau the dint and turmoil of the battle, should ;meld. Morolly fn . the • war•worn wins of the Republic." Christian charity canal trumpet-tongued t. each and every ono, billing ra to tender to the wools of those who are eck, wourid•l and dimsbled In our ociuntirs glorious Came. The dotted; of oar memos humanity teach us that ail should nags In tee cause; cad If a cup of **II water le not to go unrewarded, what immortal tarots will ughs bestowad 00 those who are the liberal do; ems to so deserving and charitable a word. Minch good bits been accomplished In the put. Much more can be la the Mare, by united, ener getic and liberal Attica favoring the United Mat,* Sanitary Cemnibrion. ins ranks of oar ermine are naiad rapidly Bled, and .renal hundred thousand brava midterm now a and “shimldsr to shod ',sr" to aptreld Ik. livss (p ....nal and polltlcal4 of tho people cf tbs Great lirpoblisi—to hold sacred our dames and oar altars— to pnisme, our social, commercial and political praperlty, and social, we not rumor and alit them when womidesil,slok and disabled! Oar slenreithrs, New York, Brooklyn, Pkfsdelph4 , Classland, Pt Loots, and all throughout ter length and breadth at lb. lend, are engaged hit this holy and raturamry work. driallnut we also show by our liberality and bounteous charity to this fair, that wa, too, Bel to. can., sod will gins moan. towards it! This to no merely tool matter. We tic.rdbOly tar the dotraaana orotri bottoms,old and to open Lion. m ot clay of d llegreny Clay, Dlrtainaimm, ell. [betty county. nod the State of Pennsylvania, but or 0010 and all the Staten of the Hapolsbo. The tet ciptcots of the care of the Pituitary Oemmission are the soldier* of the United Matta without regard to •hat rt.crial State colleted Iron, dtlamts or est , etysttra old or young, and clthtot reptct to cora faith on color. All who flzht Anders diestad to the -s• a cur 00.11. 00110137, are embraced in the managereent and etre of the Ilaired Ste le Sanitary entaltstort. We 15.refote net the hearty co-open. Coo mai aid of all. Dq.otloos of inozuy .11l tL.kfully remind glo• It I vorary Trruvr•r of tL• /Cr, S. Howls, ..otrtlystbmt. Earn. hand We of every mature will be tot. ited by lb. C...tutalttea appOtal•d for that P iri ' air will b.o-.der lb. • alto/ of the Emma do* 0 -ar•pitt.a, 1r 11. BautoT. En., Claiman t and mpAns will meet pruppt att. otloo add.aavd to B. F. B..avuonrr, Hoautar7 Gat teapot's:hag Sorretary Pltttm•gb S lionat y Ctcurotni.,o rah . , Pitts. buryb FL.I Pima IS.U L W. 13c./A.DDE7,, Prost/ant. FLU IL 1. LULU/WT. Chairman. lir, Y Us R Ornnut„ .Lahnd Shonbergar, Tiernan, Tlo• 31. II rare, .• Notte.. J I. Donnell. . Juba W. Chalfant., R m Poleoa:!. : Ch.. W. Ratsholor, I B. P. -•• John Watt. Janes OT..:nnor. • 11,..di WIlkl••• • : Juno Park, Jr , .• Alort.un Poll, I Mort W. Wawa, Milk. 1.... li..tbers. Jahn Watt, Mao 11.,nrGe:a1. • W. l• asap., 311.4 ELLA lit ZWanT, Renozab. Semi ars. Kra. 31c31. I LLA bI, Illao DA LBW BLL, W BfaCOPTA N. IkoritY.7. . ra 111 1., 1.. at., 'a ard.lead .0 o f t • move 11.0-) and adoottlol ions of all CI , ds, from Farmer; Mao 'Leo., at at. alar•tonre, Mechanic; Masotti niais, le• adore, Cloini.ra, Ga &nen, Books.- I ra, Florio.. % orsaryntan, aro., are wanted, sad Fe,. Ant. Cart. tie.. Spooltaana of Natural disto r• , Ft. cku:i.t., Battle Plc; a. . • w ha gladly rt.alve4 Jut aial WM* or on a:hit-lace Lt., tun a, ed.urerte, otett...me rds of all sorts, ate de aad all lbe ftloLds of elm and of the aldr,o• 1,13 1 111 are erase; to •sercise tlittr liberality and logenuity to eaalta ads Mort • aurae.. Cap. aially do se ...licit rho poo .. Pates evorporbere Fare ilutt to be e. i Io N. HOLMES, Trea..t - . - g I goods to b., &Unused to F. E EIBUNOT. Fitts. burgh Sanitary' lair, and the ratan. af the contrnta marced on the package, or Ma ammo of tile arno. Conaninee. Oman package.. may b. ..at by proda Irright mottl.d Pittabargb. wslas of •aca paekag• sEemta to marked no 16, out• A .otla cf e•eqy •htyreent. atot an lin,lee with the e•ttaabl Talus at matt lesttcle, •hoed ba net Ith the But of Lalose, to Nil. D. Mc:COWAN, Secretary a tb• Fair, ty loath. A letter cl ex, [hoe led VI,. retarat/ at oar*. It lo dhlo.blo ttusi .11 Ismerlthablo abottld r,ttolalrgh 63 the 21Ltb •nd [hay eat t.ll atilt as ranch n nuor s pa. 161-. Perlabs• Lto ca. toe scat lo for tb• opetilstg nt tbs ru , during Ito nattllktf $632 13013 NTY I I=l Fifth united. States artillery : Dec:Tata Itatted far LILL wellknown Etettarent at LIOCit BASTLIIIES, DOM rep ram. tad ia Raj groat Amy of the taloa. Men wady adiaed bar reciausat gal racetv• 1402 Cioveraarlat Bounty. The ana• madam. wham. Llw , IMO LOCAL PCYIIIOII the nithe•t now offered iturrulting Essuiszvorts, 10t 1W F 01711711 BT.. Pittsburgh. oppualte the Mayor% Ofl.l. THOh. tat Lt. 6th U. R. Art Wary. ILhtotOJAI tch4.tr .DITTABLIRGB FEMALE COLLEGE TILT BOOKS. Ware& nautili. Philos:oly of NoAural aletory. Johrson's Cicero'. Orrtlona. Wayl.nd'ailtioral !deuce. Wo. d's Ciao Bo k of BA. , Alexander's teldatiosa of Chrtst'uilty. Flame'. aliments of elticissa. Johnston'. Turner'. Cbensiltry. CAton A riteh's School Geography_ Parloy. Tint Book of Illstory. Ackerman . . Rotund HistotT, Goodrich'. Pictorial thaltsil State.. Worries 1%7.1.1 Goography, Quackenbor' Itbetoric. Dear. lilook•Kseping. Parker's auto... in Comp.. an Rare Algebra Stoddard'. Arlthaetlo ►nd Pin. noo's Grammar, for ease by lalatt IC Alf A CO, W....daI:FAL TIIR SUBSCRIBER, AGENT FOB John Marsh & Co.'s Soda Ash, constuatly rooohlog tbs ammo, whleb bo swill the most favorable toms. This Ash Is pnrlSon tarty .farted to tho manntactars of Glam. 0. W. 13}11180101A21, Sl ROCTII MOSS nollennood MOTICE TO COSTRACTORS—PRO• , POSALLII ore Inuttod far themnthesction of the It r2ilth'ol/1 of the Stratlnghant Watar Works. Bldlots will oate separate prices for Intbratthautt and Lx Ttharation of Zarth, loan rock bad wad toot ; also, yam for Clay Paddling and fur Babble Ilas..aary, both with and without custacial flthnishod. Flans and •peeldcatluna can to ma at B. XIcSEI COsh oaks, to Sthadnaham. Did, mil be rocoicrl until THUICSDA Y. AprU 7th. _ . 0. SIILSOILL, IseSeer, %%emeshes Wektpr Co. , cf, OTICE TO FOUDRYMEN,i-PRO• 1 1.1 CoBALS aro Invited for the: cast gof the MAI. 4 PI PE far Um Bfrrologhsak Vol Works, slach *lll cowls: of sal/cal/000 lineal of ;op* of 23,11,1% 12,10 mai I Inches Coaster. 1 lid. rill Ds wombed for fhb whole of Chatham q..aritiry or for oars of It, until 71117176DV/. Amil lob. lip,. of IS foot m liingth rill be pmfortsd. For moreportlealm information um lb* landoniffnad al n. SfoKBIS t 111113 cam, Birmingham. • a. aroloa k reM7.l.4s , Brisli•mr Ifritionsahalm Valor Oa- MEW BOOKS—School Economy, by 11 the Psteripal of the Peonellesaffe Beet* der. mal Soloot. Auer, Watleigh'e Turbots... Wife'. /Magna,. Wif.'. Onsat'e Campalgas. Bang. Ileboted Wife. Idatrotone's SOS ,Illlitperet. if °stag Hansom. Tor rate by T. 111. ,obi Ne.lln4 Tottorsl etre.' BAGS I BAGS I BAGS! 8,000 Sedudeed - hro bashel Bap ; 2,000 itultatiou do to; 10,000 O. took.; O. O L O !our buAkel heavy port' Dip; 2.12/0 San Bat.; 1,000 own', d hood Beamkdd %Mei I,EOO Gunn] OVAL w. ant cvaitaally madden new sad socavel,haval 11.45, Pun mad Oonniea. The trade supplied. nmtv.looF, istoursta a 00., natal:Sat 131 Bedded atrost. JAS. RENO, Dealer In Youghlogheay Coal and lint CoaL Ordoll loft st the ra, Wow the ettiOttotoll Midge, or Y mato* It o 70 POPLAR atRREP, AlLgtomy, RI - amply attended to. ler Wonsan radon proloPtt7 011 .4- tobliktoudtt WALL PAPER. NEW STOCK, NEW *arias, ItAG9 and PAP.= haat. at -Bock Itordi Va ins ire4iFia aim; aisists.E. .1,114 uog • mot s-6134.. et 10, arconfaaldlati. la Paola by gold Asir bioar,ittir Pow VicoVairt, v.r. linurat. , `t4:l4-*:l4:2;4'ilii*&-'1:-...,`'-V,11,51.>-1-;,.1-2-1:',1:::: moors .cw; .8a Z& Wig - ' tiro sgos, BOOT 6 Irtarrt to ea at Will __ It la th COHORT HALL . VOE STORE, And =mine !Asir ex 411 Cr SPRING GO 013 S, Wbkh we telling at lent ONE-HALF TEE IISIIIIL• FRIOE I Every pair wuraated to gin isaiCat 414312. sad tot proving all tspreaerted, L royali•Jd Awl of thugs. fur Be nwe and all briars (dog .*,.h*.,, sad CO= terNo. 82 Fifth street.lBll NAM 1000 MEN WANTED, CAVALRY 11,00TEi MoOLELLAND'S AUCTION, 5 FIFTH STREET, m ßias° nio Elsll 11 nildina SPRING GOODS—at large assortmerri of L881.5`, 1131911 f , 8018', 810 081LD8X5.5 BOOTS, SHOES AID GAITERS, Of all etyles and of the best quality. 0.11 ant ex endue. et Jos. H. Borland's, Ha 95 MABILIZT 52..151 deer from Ttfth. 50h96 N EW 1.1001)8 I NE W li(K)llb I W. 4,. lust tar eirrhl ...I of BOOTS AHD SHOES, Which we will ..It al the LOWEST CASE PEI= We b... as Leered and teat =elected "lock of ilea's stn• Calf Squareateed Boota, To Ds fund In th. ciq, LADILS• Lan GAITISH lc abcanlang. Ott. ns a call. Jas. Robb, FLNE, LADIIIif• GLOVE KID BALMORAL BOOTS Do do do CONGRESS do; Do MOBOCOO d GOAT BA LEV/. do ; GENT'S THREE BOLE GRAIN 4 CAL? do; Do TWO do CAL) do; AU of the beat custom work, and warranted to Ong anti. natialeollort. O. LLBREE, SON & CO., den No. 71. oar. of Wood and rocuith,rus. lOH N IaM_PISEJA\ Manufacturer of BOOTS AND SLIOES, of every deacription, No. 34 Putithilsid street, Pittsburgb. 041:11 (2 . E0. ALBREE, VJN CO, Vim NA ante and [Satan Dealers in 1100115, 6MDE9,60., earner Woad and Vearth streets. Pittenarre. WHEELER & WILSON'S /LIGIIEEFT PIIIIIIITINT LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. TELI eIIIMPE3T. BUIPLIZT AND Et= Prim;Spal (Moo wad Wiirdemis Emporium, No. 21 VTFTH ST., w:. SIIRSEB, a CO., vim= AGMS% I=3 --- ...184. uCOISTAWS" S&T, ROACH. dr.c., EXTERMINATORS. "II yaws establish-0 to N. Y. City." 'Tool; Infallible ranadlaa Itaosrd." from Psiaons." "Sot dangerousMonza rantfly." "Bans mm oat of 'lulls balsa to die." Bold by all Deaubla ossrfsebats. Bran. I of all vortblass tallatkom "Costar's Day-0. No. SZI Broadway, N.l. Aff-fold by B. d. ,TOOSS BON et 00 -01 R. N. 111,1,111.111 00. Wleola-01, and Banal 4sats. bb urgh, Pa:l=SM P. BONICLETS, Wbolasala and Eatall menden Mt. allsghtny Otty. t , f:VIIIWAiIter.WM MEM V keEi Griffin Homortsad Gas apparatus Ann. Utinetuzbag Company. Organtaad roam the Act of July, 18S3, la now prs pared re remiss orders Ite Machin, for o In bed lam, hormar, drab defiling; /Wale and pulala The apparatus is ample !a Its contraction, curly managed, and not liable to be pat out of order,elth out grows oarelmenere. The Gas, li la brilliancy en• Only equal to cool gm; and ea th e machine Las conctructed as to manufacture at oral as fast as it is used, there Is ao accumulation, and eememmully (norm of Ohm terribla explosions to which coal gm i• ea liable. and In point of empress is ecat com pared with coal gas, a mere framon Oar nom an CASH, ta Wayy at bias Tatbr7 la Oda city. Machines calculated to rtm twenty-den btunen, .10:10; for large ones, apeelal *entrant. will be made Ontom may Da addramod o rants a 00N.P.L. NT, Illactdolata and UM. Builders. corner of Non and Etaaala otraota, Plttotargh, Pa. CRAB. 0. TO9TNIt, (Nook. J NO. BUROIZS alr. CO., (Somamaas to J. tW. EL A 4 Goaualulaa&ForwaialaiNarabsafa, OIL CI?!, 16,1.. Having paw-hated the 'Manna Wand:wane at 00 Clty, and twin ample man and Leilielne, .. an vow mond to stars and Rimini OIL AND Km godauftgr, of ovary datariptlon, and promise sat tefactlea to all who way oa with their patron age, noghoodOw NO TICE.--Whereas Letters of Ad ministration on Sig' estate of /aims tering. (t.., rg.carga . lete of Pooth • Vedette tomoship, deceseidatart a greeted to thiestntecriber WI persons tad to th e &aid .slab AM Mont a lto d ad ama immlete payment. and of iteridienteinie re asiest the estate ot mad dilitestad wlll make Immo the same without deli .to ; - THOS. INDIO. . lehlawden Vo.l6llittertisittreet. A LLEgTIENYTitiVALING 110111.11 FOR BAWL, with paptooPe en April tot. Ham la to cool order, arrotoitod Rr woo tart tad tooreolontot ez tooßwairtt both ard ftn laud attic; go blown , roost ; ofttata on Sandusky drool, N 0.13. Price KWh Toms. lo band; Wand at WO o year. whtS S. MIFM11:11T &MRS. lifortit it. QUOARSI EIJGARBt 4d bbts-Ormalkod Sm.? ; • • • IS do Pord'd and Osanskirl Eugi? SO do "An and .11 • Son, SO do h oC" 121dtds. chola* N. U. Segal- • I? ckk Cobs • da; /us sid• eciOlanKr.a.tiAlso, WIZ •=4l,lborty stmt. putt% O&T'SISAL--G,':bbli. fresh km drisctost Yal, Mu and °calm, Jaat celled Rom ft* tamantlbatcrer, and for nab by the barb or itagla pound; it lb, Nandly - Gracery Samna JOHN liVOßama, LOnntyaad Rand anneal. A ND : KNIVE.‘'. reeeleod. anyply -dome it'd MAT. Ibt vivgdog th#4 oysicr sad raptna mkt.: WA by , mu au* tdbertraset Rent gavot. fletkikahrita Isztges -amt.ltzerneateed and kr tax a:174. -m Marty Ewa rorraz, Anzes a biumanu f ' < i r~ ~ ~~ i - P _.+.a.. ..YyZ~
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