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VMM:PAY 1110 - BNING•••••AP111L 7, 1804.
Cli7 AND SUBUBBAIV.
r aIrOFFICIAL Peritat.-sa
Sanitary Filar Bulletin.
Etagqiinfterfi of the EsecutlnCounnittes 16 We
; - tax street, where the Eccretary , „ W. D. tupow., will
b. Coma i t edema and the Chant= every otter
nun utitfl the urieftSof, the Eat ,
• - a t t , the Sault.)
s
' Erlatiag riquirial by the rOb•connalttres will be
cadged by the Standen of the Executive Com
':
Circulr. end Sinks will be found at the Exam
, Ise °manatee rooms
The Latest Passenger Railway Protect.
The following -ate the main provisions of
the bill for the incorporation of the Pittsburgh
Allegheny& New Troy Passenger 'Railway
Company, to which reference was made in our
colartme a few days ago. The coreeraters
named era 11.1 Brady Wilkins, John fd:Tier.
tan, Robert S. Hays, James Parks, Jr., A. S.
Bell, Janice Leech, J. S. Brown and David
Borland, and they are authorised to open
imolai for aubscriptioas to the.capital stock of
a company, to be known by the abore name,
and to have: power to build a railway along
either,er both of the following routes, to wit :
AlongWekul street from its intersection with
Water street to Liberty street ; thence along
Merry street to Bend street; there,
along Rand street and the Rand street
bridge 10Anderson street, in the city of Alio
itesl ; thence along Anderson street to
Avenue; thence along Cedar avonne to
Liberty etreet; thence along Liberty street
to Chestnut Street; 'thence along Chestnut
street to the Spring Garden Plank Road ;
thence along the Spring Garden Plank Road
Wets end of said road; or, commencing at
thcbitersection of Wood and Water streets
as before and moving along the Hand street
• bridge to Anderson street, in the city of Al
. leghanyl thence along Anderson to Robinson;
thence gong Robinson street to Rope skeet s
thence sang gape 'target to either Lacocli or
„.-:'Water street; - thence along either Laceck
Water;street to East Lane; thence along
East Lane to Chestnut street
_;, thence along
• , Oltestrtut!le the llpring. Garden Plank Road ,
thence alongSoug Garden Plank Road to
the end of said road.
The capital stook is fixed at 2,000 shares,
of $5O and poWer Le given the company
to raise net more than one-half of thin amount
niortgegai. on their road. The bill also
„poetics that when the people of Allegheny
; away shell proceed to build a free bridge
Amon the Allegheny river at any point
intireeri the Allegheny and Rand street
. bridge', the s a id railway company shall have
authority to 'subscribe one-half the cost of
said bridge 1 Provided the sum so paid by
said railway ocinpany shall not exceed fifty
thousand'ellais ' said payments to be wide
in first - mortgage bonds of said company, Co.
cored as aforesaid, towards the cost of the
contraction of‘sald bridge: Provided, that
the said railway company have the exclusive
right and authority to use the said bridge for
passeoger railway purpose!, and to connect
with and lay their nett thereon.
Poweria given Councils to- establish such
. regulations in regard to said railway as may
be required. The fare is fined at five cents
for each passenger, and , the work must be
commenoed within six months from ail; or
ganisation of the company.
• The Courts.
(Reported Raelesdrely for the Gantt%)
Dumuor Coiris.—Testerday this Court did
posed of the following cases :
12 John Welding T 1 Oakland Hallway Co„ malt
far mastiff, $*
42 VAC. 2116117Ltss 'W. McGicin!n, eeL Oi
!
UST SOS THCZEDAT.
66 3..B.lforgusys T. T. Neely.
760itamonvreadtti T 1 7obn McCurdy.
.77 flame Plaintiff n A. Kirkwood.
Citcurionsrealtli for use of 0. Read et id ve J.
63rD. Cletus et et.
Comescinseamith for use of RobL Robb vs J.11c..
D. Chariot l.
61 'R. McGinnis* vs Pittsburgh d Steubenville B.
63 IL Lake and vale vs Pittsburgh 6 conuells•Ule
R. B. Co. . • •
fJ .113 Dell mud wife vs Ales Trick.
Cousfou Prxru.—Tho Court disposed of the
follofring cams yeatorflay
10 J. A. Fog and wife ve J. Alumm and sire.
Continued.
1.11. n. .1
'.Oll Co. vs W. C. Tileson. Continued.
20 . 13 Glittlialrl Jabs Shaw. Verdict for deem!-
,
- nt
"a - liittic*Coiur vs" Wm Smith. Verdict for
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.33 Longstaff and wife v. John Canaroth. On
tttah-T,
66°F B. Ramble vs Thos. Collins: Continued.
6t, Fi vs W. .Farman, Referred.
at T. Cr. Weigand and wife've P. Wilbert. Owstla-
sire ros.,vrivssnar.
35'9. linitan and .it. vs Di Sunders.
PO 8. W; Lists for use irs 11. P. Gordon:
PT Mix Melte vs 9.1 d. Dailey.
291. A'. Pick. vs L. Rest.
99 John Crawford for uso irs T. 11. Cbuter's gar
EC Pe. Hama vs M. netting.
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SCT7. - Stigns ira Writ. 'Rodgers.
58MDIerA 'Moho vs W Itsgennyor.
71371useb - tisert vs Jamb Plant
40 Paalleiny Mord vs Dilworth Ewing.
4214.31Tarsball TS Jams
43 Nelson Gavle vs I.M. Perkins t Co.
Peraonal,
Pennsylvania on Sunday last lost two of
her most emluent entreat. One was the
Honorable John Banks, some years since n
member of Congress, stibsequently the Presi
dent Judge: of. the ,Borks County Courts, and
slues that time an emineut lawyer of that
His fame is &Wryer was not con
fined - the district in which be practiced,
And hundreds of friends throughout the State
will read with sorrow the notice of. his de.
cease. The (Abet, Mr.. Edward M. Lytle,
deputed. this Me at his residence In tide city.
Ant uncle of the - brava Gsneral William E.
Lytle, who- fell. at .Cblekamenga, he was en
dowed with all the noble traits which marked
Mather°. In the western part of Pennsyl
vania and in Ohio, where from longer resi
dence he bad become better known, the tid
ings of his decease will be received with
poignant
Court of QUarter !lonians.
The- following COM were disposed of pas
aftrkessa before ludgis Sterrett and
InLiam Deasy, of Allegheny city, .plead
04, to .st amigo of 101114 liquor without.
lianas and area tentenced to pay a fine of
Bra and costa.
Adam Elblurp, of West. Blanchester, was
arraigned on a charge of assault and battery,
otavath - of Ida:sister, but was acquittal by
reason of insanity. ,
John Karin. was indicted for passing a
oirusterfalt . two, dollar bill, on oath and la
foituatioh of Witt. Marsh. Ayortilot of guilty
wan randatid.' A :itotban' for a now trial was
mule by bia eOunseL
Wm, &agate was tried on a charge of tar
anis
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4 Au. Elegant - Entertainment.;
stinenneed Ossetia" lime the pupils
` -of the Pittstiugh Penile Cidlege - will give an
eitikturitesnt; on. Friday- evening, the Btb
the Oottege liall,nnder the &Motion
of the President, Dr. Pyrshing, for.the bane
: 'At of Silitary Ocraimission. The:: vary
‘ , 7 end:liable manner. In whi . oh the exhibitions'
. this College los always been gotten ay,
.randahewainsasi. - effort/ whin : will doubtless
boo mode on;thir occasion, - reader It aortas.
that thy entertainment bo'ot.tbo most
plusle .
Ina acceptable character . A good
reettifiatriirlektr,dentssi be realised for the
;;;% fialtary, CeMmiision. '
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lane' no 'Tide, of ,Dfedletnes. •
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Ibrurre Tonstnes 'Puniness.
dot ' •
._ or wonns•-4b• tits ocolups. •
,Tbo IrmnitAP SIM
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And ~rams on inn nf..•
, Tb • Pi •
Vsizonzaii - .EitioPty a
Para , ustitsss,yegetable No
".:46011 ssEbs'l t ssmsd by it,ito worm odor ,
- 11, - no.Snotber should be without it, no
'iamb cid express Its pane. - sp amts.
*dusts it Eerier's, 141:WOo4 street. ,
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741i.,—tatt finning, abont At o'clock, aro
*sr &Loomed in the second story of .na:tall
14nnto tenement, No: 210 idbotty .64144: op.
nosita gare's Tlda and the:adjoining
kaaddlicsi,
No. 212; were scinunrltat injured by"
It. an t- iratet',lnt they can be repaired at
oxinnOOL - - Mr building* belong to Mr.
Baysilanner. ,Ido dd. not ..learn the ales
gabs eo n . 'rho- prompt of tlio• ft.
prmented dcannetion oi•nrie
:7 111 F 113 .1-. .47:04#7. '
-11iimits-;-This ovular will de oorfoitood
slsa die old eowody of Oslo," withddr:
4 / 1 41aso. Abe. role -of iTtoisr,!'. This win
Ildoor all on opiottoolly of Judging of ittui
Ct r ar , stility, of tlp7o7_ag inuw,
onaroosua. 11107 TOW 'nu Da
Ablaut' now dazed, old
Rodolle," boing,Tholawd , roprounlailoo
It* piece la- l'ittsbugh. •
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RIVER iNTELLIGEICTIL
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A1111,141.C.
!Major And.reco, Clot In`L
, It (Wolin*, Nultaill..
Mauls, Wheeling.
Cvlaaans, Otuchssisti
14ovada, Atioule, f IfJaerva, Wheeling.
Echo No I, Clty, ICottaga if Oil City.
The rivet wee about national - , lost evening at tLL
point, with twelve feet In the channel. The weather
continuos cloudy and nronttled, with every appall .
sate of more rein.
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Bottum tram quite actiye at the wharf yesterday.
'And with improved receipts; there wax apparently an
Iniprorament In the ablpownte.
'The (ITITILI. Mote Tuesday- Include the 3lindrva
from Wheating; Major Anderpn,u‘dCalossua, from
chtchartatl, and J. IL. 13 itrocrce, from liatdieflle. The
Elute Mobil:mu from C1112C126/11, and the Argonaut
fin. St. Lout., are the nest boats due, and the former
boat will no doubt be found at the wharf this Iceoni-
I t. Sieved& cleared for St. Lords last cresting with
• Lin trip, Including quite., Dumbeio( pavienent.
The Alpha will too.. for Moaning' at an ~rly hour
this morning.
Capt. 11. A. Cox, Lts of the steamer Colossu.,
passed through tbs city yearn:Ls for Brownsville:
Capt. George W. Nesse, after • long absence, Is again
In the city.
The Starlight and Sailio List wens both ttdrselised
to lean Cincinnati for Pittsburgh on nebula).
• To Mr. Wherry:the gratin:manly clark'of the Hato
Bobloan, ins aro Indebted for the manifest.
The Allegheny river packets, Echo and Cottage,
left for Oil City evening, with fair trips.
The popular and commallea• Paragon, Capt. 0.
Donnell, will positively leave f. r St. Louie and the
Missouri Elver this evening. limn McConnell
F. J. Connelly are associated together In the office.
The neat and stenach Colossus, Captiiin Shiekle,
is announced for.Clocinnati and Louisville, leaving
ell Friday. _
The Camelia, Capt. Ltle, is Suing pp, and will be
ready to leave for lia•hville or_Yriday.
Tho popular steamer Kenton, Capt. J. 11. Dewlap,
is filling up rapidly for o . t. Louis, and will be ready
to leave this evening or to-morrow morning.
The splendid and popular Meier Andersen, Capt.
C. A. Crave, is announced to leave for Cincinnati on
Friday at noon. ,She has excellent aesenemodatlens
for pasesogsrs, old plenty of room for Irefght. Copt.
Andy Bolden= still retains charge of the dike.
Fractal. Nortes.—The attentien of our
readers is directed to the brilliant assortment
of Spring and Bummer floods just received
by our. Wend Mr. John Water, No. 126 Fed
eral street, Allegheny. His stock comprises
a great 'variety of Fancy French, English,
Scotch and American Cassimeres end Cloths,
and fine Bilk and Caselmere Vestings,—all of
which will be made up to order in the latest
styles and in the best manner. A choice se
lection 'of Scornishing - Goods also on hand and
for sale, together with a full stock of Ready
Made Clothing, well and fashionably made.
MUTES - IE THE U. S. .01:11112.4L
The following named eoldiers have died In
the IloaPltal sines our hut report:
2d, Robert Lowrey, Rloggobl Cavalry, Waal-
begun Co.
April 4th, Jonathan 111. Woeke, Pa. Cavalry
Crawford Co.
April GM, Chrietopher Corr.:2P.. Henry Artillery
Fayette Co. John B. Jarolan, Ink Pa., Boller Co
his. J. P. Harr, lilaeonie Hall, Fifth street,
has reeeived Norma Denton; or, The Chil
dren of the Lighthouse. A Tale et City Life.
By 'Emily Fierpont De Lesdernier. This
story contains eighty. seven closely printed
picas, and. forms the 33 number of "Dawley's
Camp and Fireside Library."
Samoan Wenn—Boum Marra e.—The
enrolled subioribers to the Bounty fund of
the 2d ward, Pittsburgh, are earnestly re
quested to attend a meeting, at the School
House, this (Thursday) evening, at 7;b o'clock.
The business is of vital imoortalare to every
enrolled man.
LIMIS Sarre, while working in the mines
of the Westmoreland Coal' Company, near
Lorimer's Station, a low days ego, had his
leg crushed so badly by the falling of a por
tion of the roof, that amputation became ne
cessary.
Mvaosic Hvm.—The Bobenilan troupe of .
Glassblowers are drawing large audiences ,
nightly. Tie exhibition Is a novel one, and
combines instruction with amusement. Tle.
glass steam engine is one of the:greatest won
ders of the day.
Recovaacao. Thomas Nays, who wee
Blabbed by Jacob Tayloi, on Sunday last, at
the Lanahals House, on Penn street, le recov
ering slowly. Ills physician states that he will
probably recover.
hirtasoiour Bearavonsus.o. A.Traugb,
Esq., editor of the liollidayskurg Dunsuotie
Stiontord, hus loot two young and interesting
daughters within e period of one week.
• C.I.WDID4TES.
WFOR CORONER—ALEX. Aim
will be a cwodldete fur the 9 1 /ke of C.rooer
abject to the declelon of the llOnbllcan llotoo
County GovWintioo. - lable:dewto
FOR CORONER .--SoLomox SALA,
of Bit tangbam, Val bo wouidld•te for Co..
crier, tobjeci to the docisl. or the Unloo Oomaty
mtliblawto •
t -- .ll'OR CORONER-118. HARTZWL,L,
of Birmingham, irfil be a Coo:Ablate for Cor
oner, eobject to the docidon of the Baton Bepublirsh
Ilormty Convention., mhta!rorte
110T110NElioEnt ItloCurso, of
te Obit Word, Allegbent iriLi ben candi
date tor Coroner of Allegheny Cocmry, nil:loci to thv
decision of the ensuing County Union Convention.
dalgen
[UFOR PROTHONOTARY:--Or4
7r113111 will be • candidate bar the aloe e
Prothonotary. .abject to the deaden of the MAL •
lionnbllcan County Convention. . j•SS:te
0•FOR PROMONOTABY.—Itoon
H. Weinia, of the Sixth Ward, Pitteburyh,
will be • nendidate for theoffine of Prothonotary,
sabiect the doclaion of the Union Bev:dale. Con
vention. je2s:tc
FOB PROTHONOTARY.—.II C
Ilvitswill be • candidate, for the oMa, o
rrottiorotarr, subject tont, doctgon of the tat.
lirpoblicah Coarentlort, hi.99:to
O.FOR .PROTRONOTARL—Thas.
6210:14. will to a ess. &data for the helm of
Prothanothry, =Wee) to the deationof the Erstion
• • • bllcan °mention. •13:ta
FOR PROTHONOTARY.—(moo.
IL ]meta s candidate for the aka of
Prothonotary, rattled to the &titian of the Unita
Geneenticm. foloulalrte
a71 , 0R COUNTY COMLISSIONER.
—DArm ()nun; of P. township, will be
• •raalNpete for the nbore niflor, subject to the dot-4-
ton of the•llnlon BegatConn County Convention.
mbltdewto
10. FOB COUNTY -INAIEBUSSIONER.
—Jowls Uow2, of Wilkins townsip, will
b• candidate for County. Conunissioner, insidost to
the desist. of the Union Hapublican Oontoty
osnatibst mtekstorto
cCOUNTY_ COMMISSIONCIL=
ILICIICIaLD litet Deer Township,
•131 ben candidate for the Once of County Commie
enidect to the declaim% of the Union tiepnb
no Convention. . felOotanto
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10.1 terands:-Johnuns a Lainnu, IlaTicri y
I Ilder, Booth .% West. Gratt, Turner Or., Du&
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Varke Pafell 111 Ito theavert wilds* tte• =luta,
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'RUCK. CREB.L.LUBBIUATIIiII OIL.
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mast to say talmaitar Le ths sank.% Pr ses
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELFARAPH
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON
ev,tha illopltrli o ins Prustrargh Gazette,
WASINIGTON, April etb, 1861.
ASTSS OF OTOWTS THOMPSON THE INCH.=
El=2
By all odds the most intensely radical affair
of these radical times was the great meeting
it the bell of the Honsa to-night in honor of
Osorge Thompson, the English abolitionist.
The bail and galleries were Ailed. The Pres
fdent, Blieratery Chase, the Vice President,
and a Urge: number of Senators and Repro
iv:datives RCM present.
The address was from the English abolition
Stand point, tie declared the total extinction
Of slavery al the only possible end of the war ,
and that no compromise wee possible. He
ipote of Ito rebel government as the organ-
feed banditti of men-stealers
at Richmond.
tie recited the most radical nortioa of Lin
early epeeehes,,, including that in which
km declared this government couldn't last half
stave and half free. He eulogized the amen.
ciliation proclamation, and said that If he
lived up to: these early radical speeches and
proclamation his name would go down to pus •
tority, linked with that of Washington, the
one as the father, the other as the regenerator
Of his country. Re bore the words of cheer
iusdoongratulation of his friends in k l
ingland
!to those whom they regarded as trtnitmen in
shin country, foremost among whom jtood the
IPreaidont, Chase, Sumner, Greeley, Clarrlson
;and Wendell Phillips. Every one 5f these
;names wfidapplanded to the very echo. The
mention of:John Brown's name du+ down
thunders of applause. When, the 3peach wee
lover the dist man to congratidate the swat
sr was llevordy Johnston, of Maryland, after
whom followed all the distinguished men
present. Sabre oacestenilog his spoeoh,
Thomson drew attention, to a resolution in-
traduced by Moods, of Ohio, piapttaing to re
salad the resolution granting him .the Hall,
on the ground that in 1534 he had written a
letter declaring that the dtisoldtion of the
Union was one object to be kept ateadlly In
view. He read the totter he bad it once ad
dressed to Morris, contredioting the state
ment and calling for authority, and said that
np t 6 the moment he had received no reply.
Just then a tatty from Morris was handed
him referring to the swab of Shorrard Clem
ens, olgAlabama, la the Oongression alolobe,
as authority. Thompso n read this, then denied
that be had ever vrrittan anything of the sort,
and delled.anYbody to prodnee It. lie wound
up by aaying that ho had never written on
any anbleot to anybody in any slave State.
The audience cheered immensoly,and Thomp
son emit off with flying * colon. Morris Stu
present, together with a large number of
other democrats, expecting Thompson's dis
oomfiture.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in a letter
in answer to the lions. resolution inquiring
into the service and compensation of Jay
Cooke, says that ono hundred and forty-eight
agents were appointed for the sale of the
seven-twenty notes, of whom Jay. Cooke was
one. They obtained subscriptions to the
amount of twenty -four millions six hundred
and seventy.olght thousand eight Ondred
and sixty dollars, of which Jay Cooke Abtaln
ed fire millions - two hundred and twill , - four
thousand and fifty dollars, or more tri one
fifth of the whole, for which he recta "t,tl six
thousand six hundred and .40 dol
lars, at the rate of one-fifth of one p(1 coot.
for the first hundred thousand and oni
for the remainder. Ha wa, also 10.1 ODa
hundred and fifty dollars. for advi4itising.
though ha showed Touchers [for disibltamonts
for advertising of =ran thousand ma', forty
ono dollars.. On the solo of Oce-twenty, bond!
the Assistant Treasurer dosignatofi rfieposi
'arias, and special agents! were em' toyed
with small esteems, and it stri r easeertnifitlid that
negotiations could not be t Oketed,
for the demand was !at rates higher
than ninety-seven or nitiety•eights. cents,
Involving the loss of terJ , to flea mil
lions of dollars. Cooke was then ! Selected
General ! Agent for his resPonsibiliti, =tog
rity and traceosstal servioes in negotiating
the first loan, and allowed ono-halt per cent
on the first ten millions, and three-eights on
further subscriptions, bat the Assistant Teens
arer and -several depositarios were still em
ployed. - Ile employed iSbout twenty fire
thousand sob-agents, for ;bona he was re•
t:ta
spole, and secured an scriptione to the
amount of three hundred end sixty- one mil
lions nine hundred and fifty-two thousand
nine hundred and fifty dollars, without which
our army and navy and creditors to the gov
ernment could not have been paid. Tho en
tire compensation ansoart=d to one million
three hundred and fifty oho nand and thirteen
dollars, of which four hundred and thirty
five thousand seven bu4dred dollars was
paid to the Ilene - red Agen. Commissions to
purchasers follike:salis by te Assistant Treas
urer onsountclitto ono hmidrid and twenty
two thomand one hundred and ninety dol.
larsi making the entire coat of the loan
one million four hand= and seventy-two
thousand two hundred ad three dollars,
at a edit less than threritontlas of one per
cent., or eighteen days,Sentst on the whole
amount. TheBscretary opaeludes that these
err:sloes could not bare been so successfully
perforMed, nor Indeed performed at all, by the
Treasury, Department. !This report will
be apt to silence the lens less elamon which.
hare bccn raised about !the agency of this
banker to advertising the five•twenty loan,
' , Shen it 4 added that thei stories of his being
a relative of Secretary Chase are utterly false.
The maligtumt nature 4 these clamorers it
fully discussed. • •
01012lILTIOS or 01.11 r 4 . GRalred 13TAP1
the following Is the latest organization of
Lieut. Gen. Grant's Mani Brig. Gen../ao. A.
Ratline, Chief of Staff a meat. col. 0. b.
Comstock, Santos Ald-d+Camp ; Lt. Col. 0.
E.Biboock, Aid do-Camp; Col. W. L.
Duff,. Assistant Priapeothr Goneral; Llent.
Col. W. R. Rowley and Lieut. CoL Adam
Badoan, Military Bcoretes ; Captain E. B.
Parker, Assistant Adju4m, t General; Capt.
Georgo R. Loot, Assistant Adjatant Getunal;
Lieut. W. IL Dann, Jr.o/I ,.l sting Ald.clo•Cansp ;
Capt. 11. W. dance,Btaff aartermaster.
, . INII iastosit. r ;am DILL.
The National Mink ill was amended to
det4h to-der Ai its e entes.
~ The Demo.
mats, aided ~ b yla few cfitinfitration men,
stactieded ha #l4iting t e teeth out, and its
triends thal::4illioaad It. I The Otter amend
menlv, Ma rition, State control of rates
of ttOrinti Ai ,:iimitnatitid fo' destroying the
J i m
system oil! ', tal Dan, sand resolving theta
into; Mate i', :Os in 4 new font. Other
anatiatimenq scareally Ws objectionable.
A new bill W probabli be - brought in baton?
./-7..,..
!ding.
Sx. nos. tc.
Of Ohio, Ie ggrouil?,
12111.1.10111.1.
.The Way nid Ittenn4 CoonmMoo won't ro
poin the tai,L, before stis't Moody.
on. r4tuoirr,
to minted today that the President,
filling to git . g. °Omit uosteployed Major Oen
erste to talit it, has 4114 the commend
Int to Gen. Fremont.
anuan's
itngtdm to:day on be•,
6geras !tom the /flab
, b, s tarp majority.
TU WATT.
4roptiiasry, iathotidng.
MLitt the army ,to tilt
tonakinoperattroo
prerOstoni, and' . rbut
!e ( of ItinP u4 7 7'
the liatiforila Doparisor
;- - roaa
Mandl are ebigratalail
L B O. aoralnat l id to 174:
Mood, /attlarsor D4to
iaaarritaP
I sh, lawupproved In
4irioters from -the
ulO . the wiry; hot b
'through defotta to Its
was tutrothrut, kris
r
t
VS p/F
came de not meek to &inlets their commands
by faellitating imeh trnnefere, or removing
difficulties in their tray.:
Mr. Pendleton's bill :for bringing Cabine
memben on the door of the House, seamed ►
majority of the Committee to which it Was
referred, including several Influential Admin
istration leaders In Its fever, but the minority
reported against it to day'.
T/31 PEOTIUCTI'D aim STOW.I
Stems over at last, and .13,11eations are now of
weather that will loon dry the roads.
TUX. 01.1111. LIQUOIt IMIITIGATION
Ur. Powers, of St. I c li, examined before
the Blair Liquor Investigating. Committee to
day, testified that Slairra order for liquor had
been changed since be filled it, inereasieg the
amount eight times.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATIEBE
Pipetal . DLipatch to tho Pittoborith=Ott..
BILLS KIPORTID
Hoces.—Morning Scarion.—Tho following
bills were reported 000 authorising the
Commissioners of Jefferson county to bor
row money ; one to divide Parry town
ship, Arbsstroug county, negatived; ono
increasing the pay of witnesses and jurors in
Armstrong county; one changing venue In
certain ointments from Armstrong county to
Allegheny county ; one for paving 'tants in
Oil City ; one permitting School Director, in
certain wards of Pittsburgh to borrow money ;
One rotative to Certain mortgagee in Jefferson
county ; one incronsing fees of Constables in
Allegheny county, for returning unlicensed
houses; one for the relief of Andrew Reed,
Treasurer of Cambria county ; ono relative to
tido-walks in Fairview, Erie county; one in-
creasing pay of certain officer. In Westmore
land county ; one Imporlng additional taxes
inmortain Boroughs In Franklin and Venan-
go counties; ono regulating tht standard
waight er illnAnteal In Washington county ;
one rebstitelcs taxing dogs in South Buffalo,
Armstrong county ; ono to Incorporate the
National Oil Company; ono for the relief of
the creditors of the National road ; one in
ereaalog the pay of Connty And'tors in Lafay
ette oonnty ; one In relation to the appoint
ment of Tan Co'looters in Lafayette county i
one to incorporate the Subterranean Oil and
Transportation company, with amendment ,
putting in two new incorporators. Brown
of Warren, would refer this bill to the local
Judiciary. Speeches were made for and
against the motion.
Mr. Glue offered an amendment instruct•
lug the Judiciary Committee, should the bill
be referred to them, to report within a week.
Withdrawn. Vote rocurriug in reference.
yeas, 47, nays 40.
A Supplement to ftle- Juniata Coal 34 Iron
Company's property.
The Rouse has an afternoon session.
tfouse.—.4lfternoon &a/ion—The Railroad
Committee was Instructed to report fur the
Surquehanna and Allegheny at its next meet
ing, a supplement empowering the trustees of
railroads end canals to sell the 'franchises of
such corporations, the same as franchises ars
now sold, only under the decrees of 'courts.
Mr. Slack, a supplement to tho bill to fa
cilitate the passage of coke and coal boats on
the Monongahela navigation.
Mr. Myer', a supplement to the Bedford
Coal Iron company.
Mr. Slack, a supplement to the Kit Carson
Gold Mining company.
Mr. Glass, a supplikient to the Mennick'e
Lubricating Oil company.
lir. Glass, a supplement to the bill to in
corporate the Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and New
Troy paesonger It. It Co.
Me. Patton, a supplement empowering the
ciiiems of Jefferson township, Greene county,
to pay bounties. Passed finally.
DELLS IMPoIitTILD ravonaurr.
One allowing the Cranberry Coal company,
Vol:sage county, lateral railroads and
ndlogs.
A Supplement to the East Droad Top rail.
A supplement to the Jamastoten, Mercer
county, and Franklin and Venango railroad.
Speeebas were made this afternoon by
Monts. Pershing, Bingham and others on
the bill enabling State bruits to bocome na
tional banks.
Adj4girted anal seven p. trt.
BILLS WOHTIO.
Snots—Morning Louise—Ono to incorpo
rate the Huntingdon Car company.
One relative to the claim of Samuel Green
of Blaireville, Indiana county—negatived.
Mr. Graham, one to Incorporate the Pros
pect Cemetery.
A supplement to the Youghiogheny Coal
Company.
The amendment upon the tour foot ten inch
gunge relative to the Mercer and Butler rail
road came op to- day again. After some dis
mission this amendment prevailed by a vote
of 20 to 10. Bill passed.
Senate adjourned until this afternoon.
13ZIATI.—AfILT,0011 Seraforr—The bills re
ported to incorporate the Saltaburg Coal Com
pany in Westmoreland Co., and the supplement
to the Youghiogheny and Coal Hollow Mining
Company were taken up, which, upon mption
of Mr. Graham, passed finally.
The following bill' passed :
Mr. Graham, one incorporating the Prosput
Cemetery at Tarentum.
Ifoge, one relative to the Compensation
of certain officers and increase of the pay of
jurors in Venartgo Co.
Mr. Hopkins, one incorporating toe You
ghiogheny Gat Coal Company.
Mr. Lowry, one to attach Crawford and
Erie counties to the Eastern District of the
Supreme Court.
Mr. Hopkins, one to authorise a comity
loan to Jefferion township, Green county.
Mr. M'Candleir,one to increase the com
pensation of the Butler county commissioners.
Adjourned till to-morrow.
FROJLI NIARILISII VAG
gpsdal linspsteh to Oa Pittsburgh 9ssatte.
HAintrescio, April 6, 1864
ONION ITLII COUNITTLI.
Tho Union State Committee masts here
to-night. Thu only fight wilt. be upon the
proposition that this State recoommend tho
postponement of tho National Convention.
It will be negatirod. Common's friends and
McClure's unite In opposition to it.
The Union, State fkiounittee met tonight.
They agree upon lite 28th of April as the day
for' he meeting of the Union State Courtin.
lion. The feeling in the Comtelttee la strong.
ly in favor of the renomination of President
Lincoln.
[Our reporter doe not Inform on wtons toe
Courantlon Is to meet, but ritprosuots
rlsbstrg Is at plass ssiestmlerEu
Movements of the Mabel..
Mayrsus, 1111 3.--Crhirsute* triVidlt hod
• Celt with target, near hutoineritle,
terday. Alter ek holding. Mottle Vera, l~e
rebel, were relnforeed, and, litlereON I
supports What to come up, fell-lteek before
Featly inverter numbers, bringing with Mill
.area prisonere. lle will rehire the ittlaelt
today.
Vloketura advice* report Litter:old LO al
Canton, and the rebels teritlr eg the lOW OOd
destroyed by Sherman.
,
Frr,i yintialo..llreat lostructlint o
Coat 011.4torerat Wen Lest.
BVIIALO,ApiII6.--A testi - Ate is now ,' re •
slag it the oil rehaerlei of Wardwell Web.
star, and Atoraterk Muer, AM the loot , o
Maryland strest.' l It b rumored that several
persons hare been tojared and two killed.
The lose s wlll be very lug', 'lath. no. Inn
Yea, items.
Naei Yosr t April 11.—Mer..,'Ottollne
Kirkland, the distinguished "titer died iati
night in Ibis city orapoplisp. , •
Tim Chins- tatted for I,lrerpool *Simon
1361 i, took out Do *ode-.
S•- , _ .
r-' , ;.‘ ,433 lXo;,2;irlW 7 =Zac' s .t. ' Zikar* S7'44‘l f , r 4=-4,:, '"' -" " *
- - e - r• • - r
'
Wesaturron,:iprtl 6 —Snsev6--hir . Gsimos
presented a joint resolution suthorising the
transfer or men from military to naval ser
vice. Attar • short eoloquy between Hale,
Grimes, Connie, and Trumbull, on the latter's
motion, it was referrod to the Committen on
Naval Affairs.
Tho Senate took up the joint resolution to
amend the Constitution.
silr. Harlan addressed the Senate in support
the measure.
Mr. Saulsbury quoted the scriptures in sup
port of slavery. lie denied the proposition
that three-fourths of the States could do now
what might have bore done by . the
original framers of the Cov.stitution.
Ile believed that this amendment
woe as good a cense for secoseion
as could ho . furnished to any State In this
Union. The Constitution was made by the
several States in chair separate capacities,
and was never submitted to the people for
ratification or rejection. It - required State
ratification before it became binding. lie
was a firm believer In the inequality of the
races. He would not attempt to explain it,
an it was the work of the Divine Architect,
who presides over the destinies of man. Ile
opposed thin emeadmont, not because the
people of his State were pecuniarily interested
in the institution, but from the highest con
victions of his duty to his cotintry, betides
the Net that we could not submit this amend
HAERISIMIG, April G
meal to one- fourth of tho States. The times
were unpropitious. Tho time of war was
not the time to change oar organs. The
adoption of this measum , would prolong the
war beyond the lifetime of any member of
the Senate.
Mr Bale - had d there were ne reason°
which could Indoce him to make a epeoch un
der pruent circumstance°. Slavery died hard.
When Charle° the let wed about to be behead-
. _
ed, tuggosttons were made that ho might re
sist; and to prevent it, proper pulleys and
pinions were provided for each air emergency.
So with Slavery. If it don't quietly submit,
the Fate,. and pkilons wilt bo applied to keop
its neck Amer the axe. This was the day he
long had struggled for, the day in which the
nation was commencing Its real lifo, and
waking to the meaning of the sublime troika
uttered by oar forefathers. The idea of con
ciliation between our profession and practi•
as a free government, was hereafter to be
abolished. Ile wanted to say a word to the
administrators tie bosis non of what was ones
the great Democratic party.
Mr. Powell proposed an amendment it an
additional section, providing that the Preal.
•
dent and Vice President shall not hold their
offices more than six yearn. Itjected.
Mr. Powell cffered another amendment pro
hibiting political proscription. Rejected, Wi
nap, 6 apse.
Mr. Powell offered an amendment providing
that no bill, resolution or raw passed by Con
gress shall relate to more than ono subieet
and bare more than one title. Rejected, 35
neye, 5 ayes
Mr. Davie introduced man amendment to his
joint resolution to provide for anew mode of
electing the President and Vise President,
which was heretofore presented and printed
by the Senate nod rejected. Bill passed to a
third reading. Adjourned.
llousx.—The Renee acted on TL %la 4
amendments. All the amendments of the
Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union were concurred in.
Mr. Stevens off,ed a substitute for
thebill, It beteg the same as the bill
pith
the exception of restoring the uniform
rate of seven per mutual interest, and leaving
taxation with the national government, but
withdrawing it from the State governments.
Mr. Br.uks, of New York, wild that lIaQA•
was ungenerously pat in the:hill to enable New
York Western banks to avoid redemption.
In Ilea York and Albany the bank oircula•
don does not go west to Buffalo, but east,
and hence redemption in Buffalo enables
banks longer to keep out their circulation.
Mr. Stevens' substitute was rejected, yeas,
59, nays, 78. The original Lill as amended
now came op for action, wan Mr. Spaulding
offered a new see Lion which was agreed to, yeas
71, nays not counted—p Oviding that each and
every bank assecintion , -reated and. r this act,
or any athor hereafter °is sod, elicit receive in
payment of debts the circulating notes of all
other.banks, without depreciation or discount
from their nominal v due.
Mr. Stevens moved to lay the bill on the
tablet which was r rrled, yeas, 89 cape,
,A djeurned.
❑ooc, April 11.--Zo u'oludh r.
The Per, h has I,3liseil hero nick, Liverpool
dales Of the Nth ult Ti a queenstowe 27tb
of Maven.
Consols ewe.: ou'tho 20tla ult. at 01',64
91.?:. French relates °paned at C.flr. 10.
The London Shippi.:, Gazette** Paris corers
pendent writes that the Finance Minister
had no interview on Friday etternoon, with
Mr. Glynn, reepeeting the Mexican loan and
that in the evening. a gentlemen of the Elnan
eat Department was to leave for Moramar,
to obtain Maximlllian's *tinware to the de
cree.
Sir Francla Itaring will retire from the re
recantation of Portsmouth at the next warier
aketion. .
The Confederate war steamer Georgia ar
tired at Bordeaux on the 25th of March.
Liverpool, March 26.—Tc-day 11,s been 'a
complete holiday, with no markets, except
the stock exchange.
London Jouruats of today contain. not hin g
important.
elatnicon Securitirf Central alert,
S®l7 dieeoant ; Erie iharee 67 . .4(TiLtiS,
Lie.rpool, 27.—The Canada, flow 'Bane]]
. 4 Halifax, arrived at Queenotown to- dry.
The ship Elbows, from Now York, twiti.lt
took lice, has arrived at. Bristol for ropai•a,
and will discharge her cargo.
/fame, dforek 25.—Sales of cotton Int the
'week 12,000 bales; tho market opened with
a downward tendency, • brit aloe ed Stu, r .
prices arc 11013310ai ;'Docks 20,000 bales.
The London Tim,. editorially cantata that
....
the Federal armies will this year be made
subservient to electioneering purposes ri..thor
then the objects of the war.
It it reported that Queen Victoria will ai on
emerge from seclusion by shortly bidding
two State receptions.
A mess meeting hold at Black neath 13er,
London, adopted resolutions to favor of Eng-
Lek intervention in Poland.
The bank of Fromm has reduced its rates
of discount to S per cent.
The Russian staff at Warsaw hero been
transferred to the Camp mar If ninE. The
Russians were barricading the principal
railroad stations.
It Is reported that great coolness has arisen
between - Russia and France, and the former
have acquired the conviction that France is
platting mischief in Europe and Turkey. .
• Affairs In Arkansas.
ST. Louis, April O.—Governor Murpby
Arkansas, issued an addrese to the -:.peopl
'rho counties of that State in *lath no elec
tions have been held. It was cent out for dis
tribution with Gen. Steele's command. The
address review' the condition of tke State
daring the war, rodeo the action tenth° tete
State Convention, and closes with a stirring
?appeal to the people of those countlea in
which electron could not be held in cons°.
*once of their occupancy by rebel fordes, to
return to their allegiance to the old (Rivera
meat, and recommends them under the ordi
nance passed by the State Convention for that
purpose, to hold election, as coon as they can
with !safety, for members of the Legislature,
end'conety officers, and take upon themselves
the rights and deities of freemen and trier°
their aid In support of the Union.
Brig. Gen. Itathan Kimball is Es/signed to
the ocanmsind of ell the troops along North
Arkansas river. Ilia headquarters are at
Little Rock. In a circular to the citizens of
his diatriot be elm the .loyal men shall be
protected, - and sympathisers with rebellion,
though they may have taken the oath of alle
giauce to the Government, will be treated as
rebels unless they conform in word and action
to support that oath. •
Thu National Batik Bill.
• Werdnoaron, April 6.—The total defeat of
the Ritionol bank or currency bill by so large
two thirds astonished both friends
laid boot espoolally as co much time has been
tlentnttiOd In etiotte to portent it.
till atonements mode In Committoo of the
it hula Ba the Melo at the union,about
an th latnikerL, wont . concurre d In
iqj /Mint Tho Committee of Ways
Met%ll9itt. Withfig to adopt all sampling~
~lHit
h
inniatil Offered • tttabstltuto differing
only, NM the etnettdod hill in the following
tie I ti , io.lhtg a uniform 7 ply
cintunt Inteitets end tinder
N4llOllll mv4 net Melte Legislature, and
emitting e nettles *Melt lett AD:capitat'
Mock itiellintione to tm taxa the tame
at tie plopemy' of Indlolduols for 'State
, ted-mtintolpei -pupate*. Tho House :era.
etninorrod ".;thMC Substitiatta
This Wit the (Ora leirpoint tri the controvoroy
—the test Art determined , whether thoblii
containing the emote, oboe:loos to' :the
friends of theillOdlUtirilhOldd puff tho Noose:
woo laid on Oho - Oaths on the motion of
Mr. Styrene. ' •
„
The glottlon In liaryland..
DU/111(01M, Aprll 6.-: - .The election le m
oaner eery quietly. ut There le no opposition
in th is city or Beltlors oointy:
loyal party. jai far.. as heard 'from, twine
Made no effort. to foto; We expert to harp
Dtety fillt.rotimka , toltlabt as fir u eluf
resoledlry:lolevapl
ENE
Federal Staceeas—Captare of Rebels In
Arkansas. . • _
CoagretslonaL
Lattst (roan Europe
-.., '7!'' ,-.1. , ...,1 1
The folloi
remnreagon, . , following DO
been readied at the Head Quutan of Major
General Ha/leek, Chief of Staff
-LEW* Boa, Ark., April L—The following
telegram Is jest received :
FS.. Bluff, Ark., Mayrh 31.—MA.1°1101mm
A. A. G. s—The expedition to Mt- Elba and
Long View bas just returned. We destroyed 1
the pontoon bridge at Long View and burned '
a train of 35 wagons loaded with camp and
garrison equipage and ammunition. We also
captured 320 prisoners and engaged tho ene
my in battle at Mount Bibs yesterday
morning. Gen- Dickens' division of 1,200
men from Monticello we routed and pursued
him two miles, with a loss - on his aide of over
100 killed and wounded. We captured alarge
quantity of small arms, two stands of color.
and over 300 hones and mules. Our loss will
not exceed fifteen in killed, wounded and mils
ing. We brought in several hundred contra
bands. The expedition was a complete sue
cue. The details of which will bo furnished
in my official reports, which will be forwarded
in a few days.
(Signed)
Pow= Curros,
Col. Commanding.
Sr. Loom, April 6.-113 e following are the
particulars of Col. Clayton's recent raid Into
Maroh 17th
Cot. Clayton, with a email force of Infantry
and cavalry and one battery, went to Mount
Elba on Salem river, leaving artillery and in
fantry thee to guard the bridge and cover
Pine Bluff. Ile proceeded with the cavalry
towards Long View, further down Salem river,
and twenty miles southwest, where the main
body of the rebel army was stationed, for the
purpose of destroying the pontoon bridges
and army stores at that place. Lieut. Great
house, of the let Indiana, and Lieut. Young,
of the sth Kansas caVelry, were sent in ad
ranee with one hundred men, and on arriving
at the bridge saw a largo force of the rebels on
the oppolite aide preparing to ernes.
Oar officers hailed the enemy and told them
they belonged to Shelby's command, t which
drams in federal uniform) that the Federate
were upon them ' and begged them to hurry
to their rescue. The rebels wished forward,
and as fast as they crossed were captured,
their guns thrown into the river. In this
way 200 were captured; 35 wagons, laden
with supplies, which were destroyed; 300
'horses and mules, and the paymaster's cafe,
containing P 60,000 in Confederate money ;
after which the bridge was burned. This,
and the march of eighty miles, was aeromp
lished In 24 hours. The prisoner§ captured
.nring this expedition, numbering 270, in
hiding many offieere, reached Little Rook on
be 2d.
Nothing from Gan. Steele and command.
Maryland Election
BALM:ORE, April 6..—Baltimore city give.
9,021 votes for o convention, and 41 against.
The unconditional anti-compensation tickets
got the entire vote cast at 'Port Doposit. The
Cecil county,7th District, gives 196 majority ftr
n convention and unconditional eman
cipation. The Can:lberian d, 6th Diot tat, gives
470 majority do, Salesburg 6; Somerseteounty
gives 19 against a convention; WOTOOlittr
county gives 50 majority for a convention;
Cateboriand bounty will give not less than
1200 majority fur convention awl emancipa.
tion ; Barre de Grams gives 156 majority for
the emancipation ticket. The correct Balti•
more city vote is 9041 for convention and
emancipation, and 78 against. The conven
tion Ii doubtless railed by a large majority.
Frederick blitriat gives the emancipation
ticket 400 majority.
"
The ballot box of Jackson District was
ken possession by the Copperheads about two,
o'clock, and totally destroyed. A detachment
of Cola's cavalry and 7th Maryland regiment'
have gone to serest the parties.
The sth District, Cecil county, gives 30: , for
a convention.
Powder Explosion—Four Men Killed.
Doves, N. H., April G.—Three mall build
ings belonging to the Union Powder \Vert. at
New Durham were blown rip 3esterday after
noon. Four men were ki led. The damage
done to the works Is not great.
Salltng of the Golden Age.
Faascisea, April 2.—The Steamship
Gulden Aga mailed for Panama, with 23, one
imagers, .d $743,000 In transom, fur Eng
snd, red $27,000 for New York.
MARKET?, HY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Market.
ersr:uur . April U.—Floor dull nod rut Ilttlo
.Inl;; . ltur . +e U0g.5,7 J. Marra la rait- &maul
no ant.. of White end a,
121202562
COM=
In good demand. Olds steady at 74c. 17.70 In gbod
Sur:laud at W30(41,32, Barley 5L30@1,..1.5. Aliblsky
admnred to 11l and In good demand. Proration*
tlrru ; Bulk Beata soul Bacon I. held with increased
Anatole., a BIM cheeks business tory materially.
Lard Is ueglestiM Bulk !Moulders rellCa,9e, Bides
, R...1g010a, Bacon Shoulders tr7,o oc, Bides 110111%.
Mittis and 16.% for plain rind sugar mired, with
• good ,fem.d. Cloimseed Mtn at 50,75. Timothy
" "
dull al 32,C0. armada( firm. Curt. 38(310. /Sugar
11(;...X418 for Raw, and 1130 . 11 Z% for Itellned. Moho
sea a 3690 for New OTIG.A.
(1014.10:01,“7; 8,11acr15401541. Eschange firm el
ounauntli premium ulhng, the buying rate. ern par
m-twentleth pratoluna.
CISCIS..II, April 6,—Prerh.s..—Elour firmer: good
Supuflne Weable at 55,75. Wheat-91,28@ RA far
51,3581,40 for ;White. Corn unchanged: Ear
In good demand at St, Shelled dull at 11,03(41,0.5.
Whisky haa steamed to $1,03, and the toarkt vas
consequently excited, hot at the close a farther ad.
I.llCOvka demanded. ProTlalona. unchanged; sales
160.010 IN Bolt Shoulders at Oc. 555.0 , 0 oaf offered
for My Mass Pork and refused. Grotertsa 'buoyant.
Cols Sfulisaes advanced to USe., Sugar IG
KIIMIMMOS
.
Gold wintered to 67067%. Exchange firm nt
a premium. le Meg.
New York Markets.
No You., April 6.--Cottou steady.; sales of 1,5C0
bake Flour Advances! ; Wee of 28,0110 tibia at
$11,65(36,85 fer Sint; $4,3506,45 ttr Ohio, and 67:25
07.65 for ffouthern. Wheat advanced 162 c ; calm
12.00.0 bush Chicago Spring at f1,66(310. Corn
dosed with an advancing Pndeney ; tales 12,000 bosh
bffl,Wy j igt,3o. Sugar gem at 1174019 c. Coffee
uoyant; mks of 17,003 boo t 89, 5 4..040. Naval
;norm heavy. Petroleum elm ; Beffneii In bond Sl@
71c. Weights drooping; Wheat IN.
Stock and Money Market.
Nnw Tann, April 6.-Btooks stronger
0 U. Claveland d Toledo an%
Comberland pfd.— 86 O. B. a Q.._....... .._..145
111. tirntral hallo ..-151% Michigan Oentl.-.161
Mictdgan &cabana:JlG Harlexo..
do do . - gtd-:.156% Clerelania
N T Ce0tna1.......:....144 P. Pt W a
T a W-.
Mason Ons Tear Certificates troy,
Miscall ...... T2.lllCoopou
Srio
thdona Ch - 17.ng0..-131 I
•
864. 1864.
' , COSTAR'S'. RAT, ROACH, Ike,
EXTERMINATORS.
:• years establlOwd In N. Y. Cite:.
.Only infallible remedial. known.`‘
onta from Folsom."
"Not dangerom to the Human family."
"Date come oat of Mete boles to db."
Bald by ail Druggist. eterY•rtwrO..
Dearmal of ah worthem ballattona
..Coatar'a Depot, No. OR Broadway. N. Y.
adreold by R A. YABINESTOCILS, BON d CO.,
and 11. H. BALLEBIS CO., Wboleeal.. and Antall
PltOlmrgb, Ag e n t, , ENBY P. BOBWART7.,
Wholoonlo and "WWI Allegheny Qty.
nytghtm
HENRY 0. RALE & 00.,
Are hoer recelTles their
Spring. Stock of Goods,
Nl'ltch la extent, cbotee and tarts viii marpasaany•
Van are hare *car eared to Um public), ;Karen!'
thank. town . many blends and batroria for tba lib
eral patrenaga be:relater. reentred, and trusting, tz
drew attention tobnalmaa, to pleat allsror old Men
and many now onto
A choice collection of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
SITIO thhala:
onion. OT PXI7III 4nD BT. imeau srusre,
' ntai
$632 BOUNTY•! .
soa 114.97
Elan Pitted States' alrtillery
11.c:4 witited 6fc ttliatimow.%seatateit
,- • •
of
1101 V lIATAILIZEI,. • now. mytemoted lenT•rl
me. Army 'of the 10MAnuf Ilan nonty embifti ear
receive 2'•' '
14011 Govaryunsint - Bounty , .
Tte ma. mmleran yahmnomn ' Alm; IMO LOOAL
Vlttatlll3l..theßislont nun
•'' lioemilling Itindesmnin Ito. YMUHTM dT r y
Ilttthurgb, oppotitn tiu lifayor's •
, . ,•, .TllO3. WILLI
eB Jr
• :. sa t Lt. - lac 11. B. ArqUah &craning Oftnr.
mmON
arm -AND
• "%
coo niMID
• co oOKNON Wit 4 •
ot.
blea 16*:'''It4"rivrizt
,-;
•
- •
SILKS ,AND MAICTLES,
Oct/oblige &alas.
ALEX. BATES,
Wbolnale and It
21 FIFTH STREET,
•
DROSS 131-00 , 13,13.
BRAWLS,
&VI MWWEI GOODS.
DRESS GOODS I
AT
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
Mozambique& "
Grenadines.
Pongees, for suits.
ChaGies.
Black and Colored Chintzes.
Do. do. Ginghams.
Shawls and Cloaks.
Boys' and Gent'aCassimere&
A . large asertmeat of
NEW GOODS!
N. E. cor. 4th and Market Ste.
as
NEW SPRING GOODS
HOLESALE & RETAIL.
The lead sty , es of ayttythlng la car Ilno toned
to dab market. Onr rtgitk will los to td tai corn
p!sto to HOSIERY, OLo113; rich 12LBROIDEIF
ZS bud PISS GOODS; TIMIXpiGLS, In mu dr
sisablo style ; beaFtlfal ,lONNirf LTD 13311111T58
RIBBONS; SOO= !LAID 'ULM RIBBON;
HOOP AND lILLMOI4I, MISTS; SILK. OIL?
AHD MOROCCO DOM, I . :lrp sill.; Lams
0()MBI, ♦ND ern PLIOTOGBiPH ALIII7IIB,
the Cheapest le the eltj; NOTIONS AND SMALL
WA1113; LADiItS ; ; AND worm ootrars,
allg tly few' 0 lig 12 coati • pima ; SWERrI
FINE ENAMELLED ; COLLARS , As 43 CENTS;
GSNTS ruItSISHI4O GOODS, • largutock.
air lIIItCII/12111,, , , ini all who buy to Nell nabs.
rited to 6lya as:a call bekne parchastug
bort, r• ire bod only from manufacturers or ha
porton', mid soil of viten that =toot toll b pleas.
YLACIRIIM & GLYDE,
No. to
GREAT SALE,
ST
J, BARKER
69 Market - Street.
Or
SILKS, SHAWLS,
OLOAKS,
DRESS GOODS.
. ,
AT RETAIL.
Bead dint and Bead Buttons,
AHD OTHIB NLW TREKIIING
Th.wv Ilaulast Collar and Gas{ .tint
Mat G* Iletis sad Handkerehtetiii Lew.
paced mediae Linen irdle , Cs I Laale,Clinal
adtne awl Crape Vella II Canitaie and Homburg
Tri.midts. pad tulet7, at law peke'; ditsmt
&shawl Salk 111blxras ; Bonzes, Hats miff Jlow
eea t Hood Nets, of tool Stpla Wangs, !Moral,
Corona, Hoop ESAU sail Bien Boissord MAU. A
WI W. of lleah Warnshitting Gambialmo
on hand. ladies. awl Manes Merino, aliand
Gas= thulaiTarts; White Karina
skltto—cost totio dux ths toottrtal to motto them.
Whlgortata Bearoia ap atafn. Enna ta the city
and ttam Ma =tatty will do toll to look at ear
:03 HORNE &
r 17 AND 711 MUIR BMW
MARCH : : : 1864.
FOR SPRING TRADE!
la elegant sescrrtatuat of
Bead and Bagle Gimps, •
Bead and Bugle Fringes,
Of di iridtbs. Chi:do:slides of
Bead Rations,
Bugle Ornaments,
for D.;. sad Cloak Ttiountsgs.
latch Styles or'
Bash RibbeMs,- ' •
Bonnet Ribbons,•
,
• ; Trimming
To ~hlab an wece'ine at-axiacama.6.
W eer eebi I a="11I
.ttle M ratVg Ii4VA
•totwtras
ILI mist lionsa Sums
EATON, II&ORNIE & CO, .
AND IS 11701=1/11.
laUftutUisa •
21%), do I.4italtenina
160 d and did."Alletani: . i
o
.to bb/s. -. ; -;
.114
,SCO Dow isderstakry.Rwarif.j.::;:.
300 WO. Ulna Cabo. 00.
lln dam aati Swabia • . i
AT 11-3 N4 )17471311)• 3°1316E18 Mk) v at
_ - -
ft AR12413,8 POI!, THE HOLIDATB.
GOODS
it Lams; Nikasciir &
1e: N 7 vanms ithildvar
1 OTICE - Tqc9 I •4 I : I AFTRF , I I, , 'i
/32nir' ,J..,.f-.:, 8 6 ... n i,ii,.. Bl i i ii . ):
. • .. -
°l7 ~.". a cut, •ItallesoU__
_.- - -
• , ,',.•,' '•i j , Hamdo, nth Usra. um' '
ireimas will' to Tat•lnhi at• UM am*/ man eta_
120 JILT or arm ratt;' ms Os krai!et ... _ Lir .
tn. llama rude ib .! , , 4 "' 1 4 $ °' tbk ' 1 " Tf,
, nos and speeilkialon. our 111 6 . 1411
~ ..., .b il
021
- nag', 02C% til. 'bath: 61,14 .! y' ll . i !'l - 23 k. ,t P-r"'• - ; .
dav alllniL ' -,• -, - ' '''''' - , ,•„..,,,,, i i i i ar ,
. - -7 7 7 - . •-. •
ia7arotmo
it'alb I
litth piu -. Xi sre'.
Wavy
.larm
e catiatr..WsMo ttit agbth-slr usthiallimethenentretark;: -- ,,. -:E. ,
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The Largest VarOtyi Best Beads,
LOWPST PRICES
Op ANT BOOT IN Tlllt CITY.
ta"No. 62 FifthSireetlit
or A trdu:tlce made tptoiiitn.
1000
MEN WANTED,
CAVALRY - .!440Thi
MoOLELLAND'S ; AUOTION,
ISa 'FIRTH SVEET,
IMuwado Hall thdldlna
mhls
A NEW AND CHOICE SELECTION
Spring and Bummer
lieopts, `shocs,—Riubber:s,
awor Door ram moruovez or
RATER & SOUTH,
80. 65 MILK= 81..14 dom from Mi.
mbirt
Igo hare lost rooolvod Ipring ato:k of
BOOTS AND AHOES,
.
Walsh era win sell at Lb. LOWItI3I. IlL111114111111:5 1
W• hays as lamest arid tad Selected Week of •
noses Mae Cie!' 11q4rs.toed Moots,
To Do foiad la tho city. ,Dt.LS' LAST QAITUS
abandiaao. cilia as a call,
Jas. Robb,
tr) m:atac.rr.arstarr
FINE GOODS!
roar BEOZIVED.
Lminer Anovs EID Belamast souls I
Do Do do do OONGIIITES do:
MOROOOO GOAT ftALIIIi do;
OUT'S Tall= SOLE aunt a- MI& do;
Do TWO do O do;
An a tb. boot custom work .nd Tarothed to eye
Why entlifaction.
GEO. ALBBXE SON a co.,
T. of Wood
plif.lbl THltf MUZjTR, will be sold,
AS LAST erndurra man,
Ladles' Congress Craters, 6:Fed toad.
Do Balmoral, and - do.
111.4aoss sad Cblldrra's Dal tsraidDetentorkDoessi.
&Win. Dag/ and lorith's 11,+:54 . 1114f11 ud
sros
*censored secure-,_goregs4s. Mk •
DOISLAILYIk IS Market strait,
• • •
JUN Eagi*Lithuinfacturar,
IEU. 41111.1LEEp E./..Y24 •
• Aiorzvkr,
MAWINI
OBITAI r rOX & dO.•
301 7Aberti Strimt,
Sole Propriet= aad Eantiialarrn fir Wadara
Paanaheala,olda. Lodfaaaollliaals sad /111aaosi,
.81+3: aukaubetaFatm EragidEe ireds, of
Palm. Gomm, Olivi amilloatzt Soap,
Aa,.ac;o
TOILET WA.ATtAr SOAPS.
•. • -
Of oar BLOW PEARL * SOAP, wbiott=ll-,
&QUM, recoonnend
ha, tor rateral noo than;
y other beta* the pa Woad Inane to mind:
ho m e neither Potath, lo
Limoor Itotist t
te. sop Whorl
stitetstwe In lot manotations. which can. altrink or;
Wire the Swat !anion - - 11141MISIS sad Worth= =I
I. washed olth the •topidiW of Cott,* cr Linen.
Clothes ,Intehol with the hint 78 POARL SOAP:
do not mods. toiling or half tea robbing, width of
comae Wee Um 'nor and tear' . . .•t
' lIILVER.PEAM 10AP
senile Orem, Dire , Orinteri'l
Ink, 6tooks iz ond the worn Mot Water Stains fart
atedistely, 'pitying it tea.* moist tlptoge,
orotecttog natol,mA'; sad' forattnr• form
sod: and slop. It Impart. it. , briltioncj, to Flo* •
Jewelry,tilerowarw,Xastrallor,..Paintinge ad Potent
boater Onstediateltr; sod Ow? eleontor marble sod '
&or OW It hoe on Kul& .7Ointbe Beth, partio=
Warty thr ohatopooning, the SIX. FEB PIIAIa EU"
itperfect loam le a wort all who- tire tried •
Be ormitttw, arkowttle ;
dot ;Ito imam:
discora7 oftbe SI% Shia Ouretouty mkt. tioal Dos- ; •
oil oho are Interested ht roan Bap, and is ere , !
ewe will rotund tho price of Ow eame'sbatdd „ '
to mamma& tetra in dolmen It, if used acoordloi •
Bold Cl ms to oar adm li
it lt Pol7sl. 1 1-1 3, !
°mini beret, delivered to !bonus or booze, or in
legbany. Birmingham end AO noidftwoo . ;
atm; DLTIOACIIIS OX sai 19.1 pachagte. Mao/
diswent le the trade. .1 i
Ilerobante tom shroud OM • d u o Wei to kir"
011IIMPION 00, L street, oppoi; .
alto Plousghattla SiattWPOtteogor Doe. t ,
Bovaro of al Isottattotor ; ocao r i htu tontoo ;
bowing cat trotho:m.4-B.lls„Vitt.
-•••se Wand by Hatiostal . ;
SUMMUME I / 4 2
464-0192
. 0) X.
JOJobsMu 4
st -•801:3•Islip
at i
gxn,'staatii;bia;th th e Am2i, irtark widu .41
the mod Otrorablo tam , 31d1,1ateltiouttot•
latty,ootopted to gni 018 . 0.1,
-1-
~ kiwi= nom ;4!t•:
iSAILIWALI OUNTRALITUIW.-+ ,
± ?roma:. tifflites ref tba eradattliali If
aaatack4aphlof tt alMrit itttotedsgb kOtataallerilta
Barna, beim* Cloamanalta•Aa Cazabastaad.
cataactag a••distuate , ouiaant atgSrama 01)
mtba, bedlam sbaat atialalJaiacb. ,
eattona 'pat Is tarry at tb• Cata_paWa oMcs,
Pltbotargb, mud attar *bale, r or Antlfitproz.
sail_praparti be rtsapal oath tba OP .
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Pittibergb. March 13tb. ! tn.& f
ToR ki I fFUIq I4I IVEO.K4
ii SAT AIID ILT /Itranin...
eoWs.rugli te n"ru " 4`4
IA . taittiaiste‘.'
assdbas 0: 0 3 as nut_
atignaloa of 0* ...apt fa Alla !Co ear
_ paw as MAXON Amin, at th. rera4 claw_ -;
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