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Swum Gacerri daily. Single wptos, 6 coots.
en sabscaptions trio* is armed, wad pews
awkii itorix4 whoa the time soh..
The'llesaing Matter on this Pa ge
is' froth Yesterday's Evening
'rEdition. •
"Preparations for a Grand Diovemettt in
Virginia
. The' Washington iorrorpoirdent of the New
York Even i ng-:Poet writes that encouragingly
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of the militeryproparattns an d prospects in .
The prepare thrsa for the impending conflict
in Virginia are going on rapidly 'upon a gi
- gantleseale.: It la improper to givaany par-
Wan that might benefit the enemy, bet it
tan de no harm to encourage the loyal peo
pie of the country with the statement that
while we are meeting with ravines on the
Red river, in North Carolina and other places,
General Grant is not idle in Virginia. Re is
preparing with all possible despatch for a
great, battle, bet if Leo remains in his present
position:it libt , robable:ahat - in will be
Ought daring:the - piasent -week.. Lee, how.
svar,...ean force a 'rattle at almost any mo
- Many - and Gen. Grant will gladly take ap the
gage any .dai that the rebels will come out
of their latsniclntints, and if. Lee intends to
compel oar army to Attack him in his chosen
r idden, IC' will fume to watt few days
The -army of the Potomac; Is gaining in
strength and efficiency every day, but the ea
tent of thin gain would, hardly be malted
-woe L to - state Oncrof thomost hopeful
signs of the bon: is the fact that nobody here
seems to understand the plane of Gen. Giant.
Heretofore, before a great battle, the secret of
the campaign and the piano, °random have
been understood by at leaser. hundred periona
in this city. The three or four Individuals
entitled perhaps by their position to know
. something of the plan of acampalgn,told all
Their frionds--and the rebels, through their
secret agents hem, have anticipated all 'that
was coming. It is not so now. ;Gen. Grant
has, either kept Ms plane to himself, or hal
warned hie distinguished enamellers and ad
-. triser . s in Washington to be reticent. do not
believe there are throe - men in Washington
who, today, have any knowledge of Burn
side'e destination, though he has been in town
ford day or two and his troops are not thirty
miles oft' ' •
The Red Riper Country.
Shreveport is the Capital of Caddo parish,
Louisiana, situated near the - foot, of Caddo
Lake, in the northwestern part of the State.
It is finely Bleated for incline/1140a Bed River,
being- surrounded by an exceedingly fertile
. planting region, about thirty miles below the
"great ruff," Some fifty thousand bales of
cotton were annually shipped frnitt this place
before the war, and 'a very large number of
cattle from 'Texas. - The town contains stars,
number aMoresorernral steam mills, churches
• a printing office, ands resident populatian of
iibout,3,ooo. S ince the rebellion ',Shreveport
commis
sary aid other stores for the -trans-Mis
sissippi Confederate troops, ander. to the
time of the siege of Vicksburg formed an im
portant link in the "rnainof supplies" for the
• • 'whole rebel army. Titania a military r bin)
than, ',which has at times contained • large
'number of Federal captives of war. It i 1,233
miles from the mouth of the river.
Alexandria is one hundred and'. fifty miler
from the Mouth of Red River. Eighty miles
above is .Nachitoches, an old Trench weer,
settled in 1713. It le noted in hiltery as the
• scene of a hardbattle between the intabitanti
and the Natchez Indians in 1732, resulting in
the extinction of the Natchez at a distinct
nation. _
Tram Ehrivepertthere runs a railroad west 7
ward to Marshall, Texas,
aid sixteen miles
beyond, making a line in all some slaty miles
in length. Many years ago a routs was, pro
jected to 'Vicksburg, which was- completed
from the letter place west as far as the !Oda
chits river.
The Story' about Mrs.
The N. Y. Trams publishes thi
We have the highest authority for the fol
lowing statement la connection with the stoz7
that Ws. N. Todd White (a sister of grs.
Lincoln) was permitted by the President to
carry *contraband goods South Mrs. White
went nod& with only the, ordinary' pass which
ate President gives to these persons whom he
permits to go, :The President's pan did not
permit Mrs. White to take with her anything
but ordinary baggage, nor did the attempt to
take anything more. The President's pars
—did emexesupther- -baggage New_ the peal
hispoetion and her baggage ,r001,647P the
weal Gm. Butler found se!con
-traband goods or in herlsaggage i Stu
-: dithotinsult or defy:Gad. Butler; nor Lira:li
there anything iP ,ha warders, actions which
led Unto suspect thM ih. was either a rebel
sprovemissaryjorthat Shawls violating any
of the :rules c inder ,which.persatteare sent
through - 0e 1 iner,;thi COppeikield OPin
Won:bent the cenntry Are Tiotlegtherrtiones
Sr antlthrity, .in thlrteatter; anti. ushsg that
askeitions ',Mier made
though our , iolumns, We hope thoriVill
this statement a speedy and. wide publieitien.
Arkansas.
irikensas now site clothed end in her right
.-- ataang.her freerraLloyel shun; 'Gov
ernor Marp*y-bas been formally inaugurated
at'lrittielteidt s with imposing ammonite.
•
- prochunetiortiront Gcrterner Murphy declares'
theta! the hits election the -constitution and
era:wane Yrepsred by the State Convention,
were ratified by 12,177 Totes faior, to 229
. .against them; and T. 2L.Tacks, A.G. Bogus,
..and .I.ll.,Johnlioe were elected to Congress.
keen oppress fora State Conan on to reset
at Little Beek,-Lfeyld, to IpPola d elegate,
.to -the National - "routfop,
-which crieeti lisitialor*On tatiri:of gene
116 XL: Things ire looking well in li'notases.
- • The Little Rock Uetoe of the 16121Sejan l The
Inilitisi's to be orgenierdi's - revenue to be
' .sailed, mesterei to be adopted;retch ire will
•gaggerAt forgiver 'fifieossikri for traitors aad
Copperheads to 'grasp tipc reins of stscaiger,
• _ , .
The Treaintry Butloikng ~
kr. Beeratary.Chise hal replied to the re
,
Woke of the .fionate onto lath Instant,
listing whether it is-Intended to. take down
any portion of the south front of ;the Tress
try-building.: Bossy' that no alteratioir of
the eolith front proper is intended. but that
proposed to convertsvortionef the large
' , Testribule of the watha portico 'into' ii - snit of
- "rocas ' whieh - ere much neededratid that the
depth of. the vestibule le acknowledged to be
as attatteetazzi - afoot; which the i alteration
trill neroedy, - according .to the upinbin of
- - IfeurerWaltor and Wost,aratiteeturni ape 1-
, letendents of, the Capital eitension. The de
sign of
.the enoorviag arehlteotofthe Treat.
ft ado pted, . which will affeet's saving over
of the. alteration :Of .1a3,80e, by
sum '•=lts somata from the uaribbont,
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cotton, pones, and Mail ace OOM111011; hat to
this catalogue an nor to be kdded ALM cob.
...We from mdesnised ladle ribber.' Jot; Pit'
anted in England, and • - which we have no
doubt will soon be found at ear India robber
sestabllshessate. . The. laventei. steles . thee
161.1601,:r 1 144174 04 Ise painted or rinsed
gr a the oollan, either beton - or - alto Otto, am
est from the sheet, and they may; ho made
white, oolored,er embossed. nisi.
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THE DAILY. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Oen. *EAT YORE )LETTER
Garnapaairmice ot the name:o Gazette.
licw.Yezz, April 25.--The great Sanitary
Pair closed Saturday evening, having, daring
the three mots of its existenee yielded or"
eIeSOII hundr d thousand dollars to the trees
,my of the franitary Commission. Of course
it was a calliant success, and the feeling of
regret thatit was allowed tb cdose so soon, Is
general. The vote for the sword resulted in
a victory for Grant by nearly sixteen thousand
dollars. At two o'clock in the afternoon,
Gen. McClellan was two thousand ahead,but
the Loyal League of New York and Bos
ton had not been heard from. Thetesult has
generated much bad feeling among, the politi
cal adherents of McClellan, *lib term the
contests "pious and patriotic swindle," and
Opaline thithy - means'of sheddy ehinplas
tors, by the viand, eon popsl. was suppreied.
It Is epenly.declared in some hitch Democratic.
places that the fonds of the fair were applied
to procure this. sword for Grant. ‘. However,
to heal the painful wound, a movement is on
foot to procure Gen. hielllellai, si sword by
private contribution, "which nobody can cheat
him - oat id." - Though Mr. and Mrs. James
Gordon Bennett and JaMes Gordon - Bennett,
Jr., did all that lay in the power of their
"shoddy shinplaster'," to proeure.the sword
for the little Napoleon yet the triumph of
Grant Is heralded de :bright omen for his
NW:* accupantry of the Presidential Chair I
Saturday wu the three hundredth anniver
sary of the birth-day of Shiskespedre—(abont
the spelling of whose name, by-the;by, there Is
as much Vitality as with that of your city )
and it wee appropriately
„celebrated. The
corner atone of the first monument created to
the Bard of Avail In the United States, was
laid at the Central Park by Mr. liaekettin the
presence of a large concourse of people with
negligent clothe,,-'uncombed halt, end re
dundancy of shirt collar, whom' we know as
ebe literati. In. .......g most of the The
atres played a Shakespearian plena, the whole
Proceeds tole towards thentonument. In
anticipation of the' rash greedy, speculators
bought:up the tickets, for the reserved seats
at Nibla!a andtheWiiiter Garden, and peddled
them out to the: theatre-goers at a regular
Harlem late. - ;Yenta truly was fortunate
enough, to get a seventy-Ave cent seat for a
dollar Bo ahalf. Harketra rendition of Pal.
staff in Henry IV. was superb, but - the street
was sonewhat =tailed by the non-arrival of
"Hotspur," (Mr. McCullough,) which part
was relict by Mr.161u21. a New York audi
ence Will not submit, generally to having
part read, but some allowance was made that
night. Much disgust was created at the pro
nunciation of the gentleman who. attempted
to apologize forldr. McCullough's! absence.
He started by reading a telegram to Me. J.
H. Wheatley, Esq. and called a locomotive
an oingite. ' After having stated that Mr.
lints would "throw himself upon the medial-
Price." de, he retired amidst the hisses and
laughter of the audience. .
And now 'dills I think of It, the departure
of Mrs. Obey tram Wallack's Theatre, has or •
visioned ainelt swirls* and profound regret.
It Ls understood that thevianse of her emeute
was the violation of a taeltagreement on the
part of ,Wellech,ttulM when . Mrs. A. did not
°boon. toulnyishe talglitname her sabstitute.
Mrs. Hoey was a very pretty and wealth/
lady, and it is reported was the leader of fe
male fashions in the city. Her theatrical
wardrobe was never excelled by any actress.
Much 'speculation is rife as to whether she
will re enter on the boards again, but the
lades friends maintain a reticence not to be
'permeated. Quid mous announce that her
husband is about to build a, new theatre near
Wallach's, and this is as likely to be true as
not.
The searclty.of sumertis really becoming
alarming. No less than forty one vessels of
sorts lie at our wharves and In the stream
unable to iall'for the want of men skilled in
navigation. Upwards of four hundred eerk•
men werWebtained last" eek by rivals en
torptiso,but when wanted they were found
to have•anlisted'in thaarrny to a man I The
trio:afar:et the seamen now In the army, will,
it iii:thought, furnish men enough to equip
the neval-ressels now here. "
The beinlifiaire.thrr . durlng the put two
days has ntmaglst fern' green leaves in abun•
dance. .The Mao bushes ere almost in bloom,
and everything betokens a •forward move
ment"in the vegetable "arm or the service,"
at 103 rata - - • W.
General Grant and W Glipw•
A 'private letter from Lieutenant James
llntehintoti, of the Ye teranfteserve Corpaand
formerly of the 13th New York trolanteers.
furnishes' a little Incident Wherein General
Grant was one of the Acton. Lieutenant
Batottlioion is stationed in Washington, and a
few days since was'on duty as Offinr of the
'Day -at the War Department. Aw order was
in force which forbade smoking in the build
' tog, and thesentriesierelnstmeted to enforce
it. It 40 happened that among thole who
vaned tniwe General lialleck was Lieutenant.:
General grant, who approached the door con
fidently, car in month, expeotiog doubtless
to pass without question; but the veteran
solder on ward knew hie duty better.
Bringing his piece down to a charge ? he bar
red clie . General oat, and Informed him, res
pectfully.. that he eoultin't go hound keep his
.The Lientiotant General is too good a
disciplinarian to dispute each a p•rint, so he
yielded; thrig the obncudons weed away, and
went in.: - Afterlig departure, an order came
from Gitieril.'llalleolt rescinding the order
'about emoting sofkres it affected Army odl-
EASTSQVATI AT Qtniersc.--The Quebec (Cm.
4a) 'Gazette of the Roth inst says there was
an earthipake shook In that City on the pre
riChts day. It lasted several 'ecocide, and
the houses were so violently shaken that 'ell
who 'wire in them made their way to the
street as quickly. as poesibie; the alarm' in
every part of the city wu great. No damage
iral — donsitutiptibe 'falling of slew
the
'froth chimneys . The atmosphere at the time
vu clear, with a etreng breeze from the
northeast. The shock exceeded in power that
of October, 1800.
Tao Now Fork /Inv Nation contains an lam-
portant announeement to the effect that the
friends of General Fremont are to holds Con
vention inplevelandi on the Vat of May. It
calls upon all men pr Wads . like He own to
hold township conventions, &a, thereby "toll
ing the gentlemen that the Meads of Pro
t:tont are big eisougli to tato:lce» of, themselves
and that they intand choosing for themselves."
The Nell Maths 1'61114 every one "at once
to give up the ides of, taking put in the Bal
timore Convention." ;
ft: 4 MMll6r: rititonza.—The - Richmond
Alarm!, of a recent date, armorial that a
regular Boum for a general exchange of
pprisoners has been agreed upon„ and will be
immediately .4nm:quilted. Commiesionor
Ould.has returned from ifortniu Zdonroo, at
which point he has barn, . under a ilega of
truce, two orthreo-dassi past, .on business
connected fifth hit - department, the result: of
whiaialbe resumption-of the cartel, with
the prospect undeOuiiiroTinlani an imme
diate exchange if Allprisosers of war on both
sides.
, . .
• Passatur...—Pdtj. General Biome, formerly
of thwannYikf tbe. Voter:Mo. from whence ha
was traneferred'wlar the 12th army corps to
the army of the Cumberland, together with
the members of staff, waa at dt. Louts on
thit 22diatt. He Is ordered on senate down
the Milduippti aid rotitefor Vicksburg.
•MaJor General Gykes, formerly of the army
ofethe Potomac, arrived at Laavenworth, Han
us, on the 18th Inst., 10;1* 0141711 to report
Is the late bail!. at Pleasant. MU, sits a
suirremendenti General Banks, while encour
aging his troops lithe midst of • piling
are, had his coat pierced with s ballot. Gen.
Franklin maneuvered his troops with great
skill, and while lesdiiig Ms men on Priday
he had - twn fine hones shot from under him,
while • 'dole ball grazed his boot.
Ma Suraitax said, in the Benito, that he
heard a gnat deal about thi &airs of every
body to ba taxed; , but ',honorer Coven at
tomp4 to in:Too* tax to allot an individual
that uino4artax, although very patriotic,
always - ready to.ohow, that whilsororybody
else ought to be taxed, ho for aotoopartlmilu
raison might to isms. - ‘.:
Tan ,Blihroond. yaps* do not pretend' to
deny the mature /A YortPlllow, but rather
glory In it; In thli they , are" mote honest
than the Copperhead Journals; at the ' , Mirth,
which athizeptid to explain sway, the matter
And the snloptutblltty. OA the ,rtatinus of
rebel fetnntty,. , . r --•
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.Washingtopl: tolograxo
11711:- 'A tcrofocuid conviction - perrodoo Con
gnurof the acioars4 of snot 'Mello.
zotallatiots for thoi Pillow and Itrynontli
vuoirscros as ortlllomer proreosfosorroce
of Omits: barbarities.. . •
Tat Washington gapes state Um:. 9ea. ril
BOliddlei .9ih.Army - Corry WA) , rsorgan
dat Annapolis ishish has just tontalisa
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CITY ARI SVBFB.BA.N
Arrivals and Dep
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T"hro' 1:50 a m
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fast Lino-- 1:35 • at
Johost'n Ante* p m
11% Wallataru-: &SD II to
24 do ..:11:50 a m
Ed do !LSO • m
'if:lt do 640 p
Tb• ohurob
at MS • ml :Marva at M
Bairns Exp's.-12-.50 p
Phfla. do —. 160 p
tut Lino-- 1= • m
Theo' man_ 190 • m
Johnst.'nacm'n.lo4ls • m
Ist Wall sten— 119.1 • ts
24 6, 11,15 • cis
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Wall Bulks, (on Sunday)
up m.
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145 p
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Alllaace hem'a, 2:16 p m
The N. Brighten A
gherly !Ratko at 9:16 a m,
Beturnlng, leaesa Nov
m, 7:90 km, p m, an
Anise.
Chime , Up's— m
Philo. do 410 p
[Cited do 7110 p m
Oreatlins YaL. 71p m
• • modation Imam i dile
, 200 m, 4:30 p m, 6:40p m.
Brighton Station at 6:50 a
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comirmirmus.
Arrives.
6.1:0 p
Irpross.. —10:00 s to
Mlleafrort. 7:00 p
2d do 2'015 p m
Port Perry ....... a m
Braddock's.—... 8:411 p m
from WlCtroport loom
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Express- . 5:00 p m
Ut IVICeMix .- Zlr LIM a Es
Std do , 6:15 pm
Port Perry 7:00 a m
Braddock 's.-- 4:15 p
The Sunday Train to at
at 196 p m, and anima at
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rapnoZ.:".—* m
Accommodation MO in
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hammmodaimm 4:03 p
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Mein. Ulm.. 86 p m
do 2 10 • m
Eitettbantille de 10:00 • m
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Muting 610 • m,
etaabenHle....: &90A m
m
d• . 1:45 p m
Combinations Against the Poor.
An exchange paper truthfully remarks :
"It is not the high premium on gold that
makes ovary :article of living nearlytiouble
the price they were a year or two ago. It
Is combinations of , traders and speculators
that are engaged In this -winked and heart
less business. 'The opponents of the Gov
arnment would make the Secretary of the
Treasury responsible for the high price' of
batter beet and co ff ee. It is not so. Every
one who takes leisure to reflect, knows that
during Pebruiuy and March, 1863, the mar
ket value of gold averaged about the tame,
counting one. week with another, as it has
done In the Month, of February and March,
and the first two weeks of April, 1864.
Daring there last named months, however,
almost every necessary of household consumo
tion—we speak, of coarse, mainly with refer
ence to the larder—is from 75 to 100 per cant.
higher than it was a year ago. Thus taking
the average gisality of the following article's
we find buttipr ads:mead within the twelve
months from ' 25 and 28 cents, a pound to 50
and 54 cents; Cheese from 14 cents to 22 cents;
ergs from 20 and 25 cis 'per dozen to 30 and
36 cents; coffee from 40 cents a pound to 56
cents; sugar from 14 cents to 20 and 22 unn;
routing meat from 16 to 25 cants ; pork from
10 and 02 to 18 and 20 cents; vegetables of
every description from 60 to 100 per cent.
To be blunt, then, as well as brief, we believe
the public ark swindled most unmercifully by
the market middleman and the petty dealer.
Again, we repeat, it is not the high price of
gold that has made living so expensive, bat
the combination of heartless speculators."
Worklpg•Women.—Prize Essay
The coddition of the working women of the
country, and the loud call there so for some
remedy-to relieve them, has Induced a sym
pathising gentleman of Philadelphia to offer
$5O for o parer or essay pointing out some
practical means of relief. Be says
" Believing that there exists a remedy for
this state of things, I cheerfully offer the
Yremnry bond, No. 8112, of 'fifty dollars, as
a premium for the best paper on improving the
condition of working women. This is but a
renall rum for4o great a purpose, but It is all,
as a poor man, I hove to spare. Yet I feel
&seared that the good results from such so
effort, if 'euecessfal, with the gratitude of the
tolling, ill-paid women, will make the pare,
invaluable, and perhaps not unworthy the of
forts of the best etatermen in the land. Corn.
memicatiene meet net be longer than to com
pose a tract of ten or fifteen pagex, must have
the name of the writer on a separate slip,
which will be kept from the examining com •
mitts* until the deeision is given, so that the
members of the committee ma* not be influ
enced by any Personal consideration far any
writer whom they may know. Commanica•
tions must be post-paid, and sentlahlr. Thos.
W. Braldwood, Philadelphia School of Dolga
for Women, 1334 Chestnut street, who will ro
Min the names of the writers, but hand the
communications to the oommittse for semi •
nation.
United States District Court.
Tunturue, April 2.9.—Before Judge Mc
Candle.
John R. Tracy, postmaster at Titusville,
Crawford county, and his sureties, wetli vied
on their bond for arrearages alleged to be doe
the Government. .It appeared that Mr. Tres
coy had given the money into the hands of
an anent, for payment. The Jury found
verdict for the defendants.
. The we of Dr. 8.. A. King, indicted for
harboring and carrying away a deserter, was
called for trial, but the District Attorney, not
haring his witnesses in Court, or within reach,
naked that the ease be continued until Friday
morning, which was granted.
IT Ito usaoce.-1511. BicDonnie% whose stet o
was robbed at. 'Freeport on Saturday nigh t
last, offered a reward of one hundred doUate
for the arrest of the thieves and the recovery
of the stolen . goods. 00Icere Will end (lab •
by,.supposing that in cue they were success
fat inlinding the stolen property, the reward
would be pald, exerted themselves to do so,
and spent a considerable sum of money in
the effort. Yesterday, after the goods lad
bean removed from the office - , McGonolgle re
fused to pay the reward, deans that the repu
tation the others had received In welch:lA o
mutts was a shfecient eorepeneation for their
trouble. He was Induced, hoWever, 11 -the
interferenos of severer °Mums' to g, the
officers twelve dollen, the amount eel., 1 d
by than in recovering the.goods hid ear
Deer Creek.
Paso Metes is MAI* Cormyr.-rlt is bell.. •
ed that the iniestigation now tieing made o!
the sine and lead mines near Birmingham,
o few miles from Tyrone, Will revolt in the
discovery of rich vein' of these minerals and
good preilte to' those who are engaged in , the
experiments. kir.Alharles- P. Williams, ans•
lytical chemist, who Nu lately examined.the
minim, gives the average amount of sine in
the ore at 40. 06, and says that duly mold
ering the topographical advantages of the es
tate, Its proximity to fuel, and the immense
deposit o! a superior quality of ore, he has no
hesitation in pronouncing the , Birmlngltam
sins mine to he a property which posegyses
all the elements ofincoess degree to sat
isfy the most snorting', and strongly room.
monde that mine work be at once commenced
on a liberal vale.
Savants-NMI Esc neeirr.L.lble veteran
Pennsylvania regiment, commanded by Col.
Ilimbrtght, arrived In the city this morning
about eleven b'elock,on its way to the West,
Its furlough having expired. •,It masts
about four hundred men, and is one of , tba
• regiments in the service. It marched
through some -of oar principal 'streets, pr e .
ciided by the regimental braes . band. - The
band afterwards Milted the residue* of Major
Kennedy, on thi South Column, Allegheny,
and - serenaded the family. The rentment will
probably lute bo.morrow.
Paiuna.—The 102 d regiment (familiarly
known as the' ` 'old 13th,") paraded our
streets this afternoon, andmade fine appear.
soar. About two hundred:of the geteransep.
posted for dutyitho balance beteg out of 4.
city. The regiment was commanded by Coll
John W. Patterson, and the companies. were
under control of Captains Day; tklemag, Mc.
Laughlin, and Partehell. Lieutenant Colonel
MeDwaine, Major McLaughlin," Adjutant
Callow and Quartermaster 'Moreland partial.
pitted in the parade.
Annear. or *es yr 811salla "
Gaaar:'-4heinewr steam engine, Goeeral
Great, contrasted far by the anthorldes_of
Al
legheny city, inbred from the east on Tees.
day - night. The engine was built by .the
Amoskeag hisiniaottoing Company; ILO in
easetly similar, to the " hope" steamer, now
in sande* in Allegheny. ILL.expected end
the Geneisl Gnat will be reedy or trial on
Friday afternoon. The engine will be located
temporarily hence or Abe --Cplasobla
Sure-Zeulpenl, - - '
Boum Siomur,-An Friday -tight list a
largo browiemir• fit stolen from the stable
of - Henry Smith, M . Hemp:Ed tomuthip. •
short diaMne• gore; of OrearfoOr_S•
9a Saturday al& last, a atrodrbeny roan
mare; about sloe you* oldi and a natural
Room, was 'colon frouttim atablaiof
gorbach, on the Claylike In At.=
Mumildp, Wditmorland enmity. ", •
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING. , APRIL 4 29, 1864.
The Michigan 011 Discover! , a;,
Theis It awl some excitement In different
parts of the State of Michigan, growing out
of the recent discoveries of oilspriest. The
statement that the "indications" had tuned
out to be of ' , rpm! andnotof ends aB, i.enti!
I contradicted on the best anthatitY. 011eprings
have been found at Paw Pei, Van Buren
county, and also in Washington county.
Among other localities, oil his made Its ap..
pearance upon a eprfog belonging to a farm
of Patrick Dolan, • mile and 'a half north of
Dexter. A Large amount of oil has flowed
from this 'wing. - Upon the farm of /edge
Dexter, adjoining !the village of Dexter, an
oil Spring has been known to, exist for. sortie
years, bat no particular attention was paid to
the matter, till the recent oil eicionnent
broke out. Seventy acres of Lend,uontaining
this oil spring, have recentlY been sold at a
handsome figure, and explosatio re will he
commenced at an .early day.. At ROO; to
Berrien county, on the line of the Michigan
Central Railroad, still west of Albion,: •it
springs' have recently been discovered:: At
one wooing, • half mile out of the
,elty, the
flow of ell le quite large. Companies of cap
italists are forming, and ft is determined,to
'give the matter ft fall and thorough %Testi.
gallon.
A Rascally Soldier.
James Shrum, s member of the 4th Penna.
cavalry, was arrested last 'week . , on a-warrant
tuned by Jutice Moorhead, of Westmoreland
county, en oath of s man named Hips!. .It
I appears that Shrum has had posseislotrof •
counterfeit fifty dollar bitten the York Comity
Bang for some time, and bad tried ttthavti it
"brute" several times but did not enceeled
until he called upon time, but
who readily
gave him entail bills for it. The next day it
near prononticed ark counterfelt,, when
Shrum war then arrested. Ilyaorati taunts
he eluded the vigilance of-tli offieetrived Is
now at large. He refined to:refund sty of
the motley, and remarked, "I gm safe eaotagh,
bel,ng to Thiele Sum" Aihorttlinelpre.
clone to this occonenee ) hoeeddesiorid.te cell
• bone that be had borrOWed froali enteral
of the Volley. Ha LI now • deserter from the
army. He lea confirmed tumuli, end we hope
will 114011 get his Just dues.
.
SL,. Gu. liclator.—We are glad to learn,
through's private letter received by his broth
er, W. A. Herron, Esq., that Maj. Gen. Her
ron, who wasreported sick with'. small pot, Is
recovering, and able to resume a part of Ms
duties. He was not attacked with smallpox,
bateimply varioloid. The letter was 'MIND
b.fteen days ago, at which time be was Millet
Brywasvllle, Texas. Hie numerous friends
here will be pleased to learn that he is recov
ering.
VsoITABLIS.--Every spot of ground
which a man May have attached to his prom
lea ought to be cultivated this year with some
thing that will supply . the table with an article
of food. The high price of vegetables, and
the exorbitant prices; of every thiug else, de
mead that the people ahould put forsrami every
effort to increase the empply of food,
Da. CaAMIL—We iiated in our morningpa.
per that Dr. Chapin, of New York, would.
lecture in this city *boat the lath of May:
We legit wince that the Doctor will bolero
next week, and will :deliver two lectures in
Concert Hall, one of ;:which will be hiapopri
hu discourse on "Hrtiope and Ansevica," and
the other probably "Dignity of Lvbor." Due
notice will be given Gf the time.
Tao General Syned'of the Lutheran Church
will °enema in Yort, Pa., May sth. The
delegates; from the Pittsburgh Synod ate
Ministerial—W. A. riUSIITIIIII, G. Sassier,
it. Newmast, B. IEII Sind D. Garver; Lay—C.
Yeager, J. It. Titsel, U. W. Ralf, T. IL -Lane
and D. K. Hoyle.
Tus SEIDOTISO CaSt It AILZOIIOIT.—JaII.
McCombs, who was ot by Wm; Brockman,
In Allegheny, last eveining, is still in a very
precarious situation, tad ills life is despaired
of. A hearing in the cask has been poopoti
al until this afternoo4
EFIC•FED —Two men Darned Rehentoale ea
eared from the Heetniburgb Jail dila - et Sun
day, when the Jailor ,and Ms family were at
church. They worei Impihoned under
charge of peat larceny.
A. J. UArs, Ett, kr Wood, Morrell 4:C0.,
has ordered o mactlincifor otaktnivbrtek that
will - turn oat from dfmen to Metal 1,.
thousand per. day. T he company oontern.
plate 'itemise Itopronment, and hone. the
purchase.
SPECIAL LO4AL MOT/OES
r amt. Ptivt, ?limo .ad Ornamintel
date Loam, and detail la Ponal7/VIDIA and
Vermont slate of dm blit quality it lowntri.
Oeoe at Ala:. Langhlia'n. veer Ms %Am
Pktr.lnagh,
Brsotas. Roane—fie attention of our
reader@ Is directed to tile brilliant assortment
of Spring mod fittmmen floods Jut received
by our Mend Mr. JoluU Water. fro. 126 Bed
mai street, Allegheny.] Ills stook eomprisoos
• great minty of Panay Frontal, English,
Scotch And American Sasslmeres itnd Cloths,
and One Silk End Cassinsare Vestingsr-411 of
which will be condo upl to order in the latest
style. and in the best Manner. A. choice . se
lection of Furnishing ()Dodo also on hand and
for rale„tagether with': a full stook of Ready
Made Clot r, well e. 4 fashionably made.
Wren mothers and- sisters, where has
banjo, sons and brothers are 'erring in the
*rat estanot pat intei ' their knapsacks •
more neteerary or vataahle gift than • few
boxes of Holloway's Pips AY Ointment. They
larnre health even midis the espotores of •
soldier's life. -•
Holloway's PM" ands Westmont are now re
tailed, owing to the blgh 'price of drop, As.,
at 10 pints, 05 menu and $l,lO per box or 'pa
For Bala he Pittsburgh by B. I. Fabnestosi
&Co.
For sale also by Oe rp A. Kelly, Alle
gheny city.
reovai..-31arorml 04i:ern *Co., Marken!
2:4110111, have removed:pi 73 Smithfield street,
mi would moat respeatfolly 0911 the , attention
their friends and the DOM , ifilitcallY to
their new stook of Spring and flusconergoodi,
which they have Jest: reoeivad.. Their snick
is of the very Dims quality of 7EagLliti and
Branch ossimeres, cloths, sassimeres and
vesting. Also, a very extensive issortment
of floetott taulmeres. • Don't fall to , give them
an early fliery4germent warranted to
give fall ratlefsetion.
k MCCLID 1.7 g Sialthield Qt.
linovotni Salrisailt opens May U. ;Prot
Btiokowitz - hu bun inigaged as !isobar of
Pisa° and Hinging, alto of Punch, etillllll.
and Italian.
Lessons to Dr. Dio Lewis' system of Lig ll
Grasorfict will be , given by the !distal lies
kell. Applications fot admission may be left
at .the bookstores ofdDarla, Clarke A "00.
Pittsburgh, and . 11; IT4 Corinti, Allegheny:
or Address Pier. A. PlAtismr,lkwichlerclibq
Peima. • • A• syltdclw
Prillaman Sanwa ILY Fam.—Thit menibcri
of the Committee en the Old "Cariosity BUN
Trayldre of War,and Old Aims; arepquested
to meet at . TX o'clochi;oniPridayaranittg,
20th insb, at the Bowl of Trade Bona; • ,
Josarg B. Blontios i
Wa,ciiJ Roberts,
No. 17 Fifth street, Miaow awning ow most
choler stook fine Grid and - Bilrer Watalieh
Jewelry, Sliver wart:laid Piney thadsi ever
dbylaye4in this atty,land'. la sailing them at
ramarkahly.low pricsui:
°nun Int carnet/ e vUI. be taken et
Otelliber 0110 e, lia 4 1DPiaui etmosii Ley
or night. Allsariers 11ft at ,the "bon pleas
will be promptly ettewded bx. eons meal
bs paid la aisles - - 0_"
Tel pelale axe ineliedio !upset, the begat-
Ufa! assortment of eenfeetionsitee kept by
Range NAM, at Ms 'Jima Zed' candy stead
In the Allegluely NeeriMirket MALI& ;
May M 2d. Ad=
no nn Bane epees ,
dram Rey. A. WILI4XII, eireleklrrille, Pe.
"art 4. CIAILMI Attorney at Lner, , 9B
' ,121 Allot; '
in
trat4, - Dostist, Mal WWl' , tittosti *DI w
4. an businoutaii !this ja qtr 'e
VOA DlSPOSAL,iinmoderspo termilbl
1.!041.5i oireotid4upid %SAVO Winn
LND TUBULAR' DoLTABO, of dithreut Wag; al"
smrsl seend•llsad ZNOTHISof dideroul'esem
WROIIGHT IRON GHAT" far stern and idd.
wheel bouts. DDI7TOBIL: , . AI I I I 7:uud 71441911111
INGINEB Aztd_TßZ/94T n
NE CAR i,oo=o BLOW .1O
?Moss: sou &au - mate, in es"
tad lbe salsjiy o - - • P !Ca AIUtOP. ,
Sq. 1 Wppl
TELEGRAMS.
gems from Rebel Sources.
Portz= Bioslos, 441 28.—The following
is from rebel papas
motes, dpn2 10.—A courier reports that a
messenger from Gen. Buda to Gen. Franklin
was captured on the 9th- Gan. Banks tar
the town of Ilsetounap Ls occupied by rebel
cavalry, and that Had river has fallen, and
forty tranaports and gunboats are caught
above the raft, and cannot get out till the
water rises.
Richmond, April 21.—A ,neat of gunboats
has appeared on the Rappahannoek. Tt is
now klleveil that the Rappahannock or Port
Royal will be the base of Barnsides co-oper
ative movement against Rlohmond.
From New Orleans.
• New Yoer., April 28..-. The steamer Amer
ica, from New Orleans on the 19tb, arrived at
noon.
The EN of the lath contains late news
from Gan. Banks.
Thalia:star 'portion of the rebel army Is at
orelleld and opposite that plaea.
Preparations were being made for another
advance 'of oar army.
The Ern adds We have good realms to be-
Here that Gen. Banks 43 on his way to
Shreveport.
From St. Louis.
Si. Louts, April 27.—The recalpm not•
ton were 220 balm Sales, Missouri, 68;
strictly Middling 78. Flour is advanced for
high gradei; low grades are nominally lower.
Wheatis firm and higher, ranging at $1,659
1,68. -Corn and oats are nnakuusgcd.
't hi reildenne - and out Sinn,. of Frannie
Darla, near:St Joseph, vaiundat $lO,OOO, wok
burned by incendiaries on Satiuday. A large
distWery • worth $4,000, In the isme vicinity,
was consumed on Sunday.
Arrival 9f - the Champion.
tiny Yong, April 28.—The Utiampion, from
in s
tap pecie.-
e:mall, bas arrived, bringing $182;000
is stated that the subscriptions to the
new Ten—Forty loan already amount to thir;
ty.three million dollars, though the ins rue•
dons to agents were first issued on the 26th
of March, and bonds were not ready for de-
livery till some days thereafter.
Tee NeuhriMr Timer talks this way:—
" Gen. Chadoers alleges in excuse for the For.
Pillow massacre, that the rage and indigos..
tion of his soldiers at the sight of black
troops could not be restrained. There b one
way to restrain it—knock their infernal brains
out."
TIRITABLIC soap mina has been dtteovezed
In Esmeralda, California. The vela it ten
feet wide; six hundred feet long, and rune
very deep. The soap when taken from the
mine leas soft as nutty, but burdens on *Kph
lure to the ate.
Ger. Ecorr, who has been quite feeble, is
now better, and is boldly at work on his
"Life and i Imes," which be expects to have
ready for the press in a few wears. It will
make an octave of 000 pages.
IT is reported that the Petersburg, Ve.,E.e.
press hu - published a report that as Pint
Auditor of the Rebel Treasury L baa been or
dered to remove hi. bureau from Ricbmond
to Montgomery, Alabama.
Tea alternative and remedial adobe of the
mineral waters of Carlsbad are attributed to
their containing u a chief constituent Gino
ber's salts. These in moderate doses do not
interferes with the assimilation of nourish-
Tient, a very important fact for invalids.
VOLT:, sssss tso in Indtane to response to
the calling for 20,000-one hundred days' vol
unteers is going on quite favorably. All
badness In Indianapo:ls after 12 o'clock on
Wednesday.was reopen led to give impetus to
the volunteer,monmer.t.
CJ5l'Dw4T6$.
FOR CORDZiEK-4141:X.--,-14031,
will I%e • candi'stalbs thibinoW,ef
nbSect to ve aed.i., of Va 4 Pxplhlckw" Devi
Oocintr coely.,•loo FwataiLdawto
D. --- FoR CO Eft, - -:,..'olitdio.*. , §tata,—
of eirmingh .Lo, will by earididsts' tor 0:g
otter, übJeot to liar Joe.fors of the 'Hol m Coulity .
COnvontlon. tasisvie
U.FOR CORONER.-11. R Earrnm,
of I:llrnaln6bur, will by it =Mdse. for Mr
wry, sobject to the decision of the Union Sepublican
County o.rontion. mbtdowte
RONEII-4coli bloCurito, of
thn first Ward, dlleghody, will boa ctudt
date for Cootout of Allegtomy Ccurty, notjoct to tit
!odd. of [St rosaing Ooroty moon aougention •
&ICI&
FOB PROTHONOTARY.--G E o.
rout will be . esneldsto for the offs eg of
Prothenatary,.toject to the doebrlaa of the Dukto
flopubllean Count? tionorottou J. 2 to
U.FOR PROTUONOTARY..—JADOB
IL Velem, of the Sloth W•rd, Pitteburgh,
•111 be • candidate for the dllie of Prribonetary,
eoblece o the docleicro of the Velem Urpn Oele•
make.. 242.5.tt0
FOR PROTHONOTARY.-.D. C.
llatn TM be e reedidate for the °Moe of
Nothoeotary, gabled loth. dodelon of the Union
• Elevablken 0012.1313tia1. faa3Cl
rFOR PROTHONOTARY.—Tim
b. a ratodldate for the Dike of
Prothonotary, =Wert to the decision of the Linton
&yobMan Ocurrentlon. &Mtn
L.r".. FOR PROTHONOTARY.--41=
11..-Barme be • ear-Wahl for the office of
. Protbasetar7. =hit:a to the deciefou of the Vulva
Caisntioz. ColOalawto -
O.FOR COUNTY COIIIiIIB9IOI4ER,
—DAVID CODSCLICS, of 11.761,4 Ward,
Allotbray, will b. • candidata fur Coonty Oomail l.
Mortar, rublrct to tie &slalom of 160 Dolan &path
canCooraatlna. ap. td
riZ•FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
—Attie DV., of Fitt toe Wily, will too
weadtclet• for the oda. of awry Coonntodoner.
Wire to the &dale* or the robin Beriblletra Ocoo
reallott oprtolowui
0 0 14 - OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ldttoraTaiLtes.bote .ol e Pews tor t oabi ttiw ill b.
Io • n of lb. trolooltopoblionnWir Odirroojl. L".
Lotiltdamta
o•FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
—Joao Hours, d towutdp, will
to • cooditito far County' Oototo Wooer robject to
ths ilecirlini lb. Vidou Boyd:4l,u &linty Car.
yontint mlititlowto
.O.COUNTY COMMISIONE.R.—
Lacungeze Pueotr, of East Deer Tointettp,
trtil be • eandldete ter the tats of Openly Oottualr
tehJect to the *dam of the Union Re pub.
tea Coneeotion. telOoleirui
DIELSOLUTIOXS. if C.
riISSOLUTION. THE PARTNFAt - -
LP BIM hactotinci a:Whig between the under.
Mignbd, under thename end style of B. UlDlible
'
00. ens dltsobred by mutual sgreemeut=
day of Den:toter, 1812. thirOserrrs
bee been dam the let et January, rink end win
henceforth be In the Wide and nn4a. the imeludn
t of Cs amoulation ormiled tmdar an
ciet am r.tel a i embly, minting to liariturluit, Le.
• IL RIDDLE le enthalsed to new the lino nom In
settlement All parties haring claims mint the
late Ire requertel to present the sums at the
Omitting Oxen ter setthunent and all pemonslmon.
iiithho ut emeems Indebted, plea selfti sal and settle
sit delay. - BAILU
•••• IAXISIILLOHI2I24
801101117 n, Jr •
' Jen. 1R,126t. • • BOHM BIDDLE. • •
.
, VOTICE.--The Copal:Der:6iii:hezete.
fbrosahtiog batman thouwairshoo.,a64.l6l4o
44 style cf.-WHITE, EEO Ham k has bhp
awaked by mina, cavatot, to take direct front lb,
ht JOUVI MIME retutog •Cono the 6na.
' • ' JOSEPH *Ern, •
•, JAB. IicEIDEEN,
' ' • •i -JOH* WHITE-
tarderegeted
h w canth aa
fart
a l y o l g ondOooatolta *w o onderah• n 6" nsea
ofWlt= , 'MOS - *0 at'Ea.,• 6E'
610E17
oorator Elborty. Pittabahb. - ;, •
'JOSEPH wanz. -
: -8616.1md -; • J,116
D ISS 9 LIITION-OF PILIITNERiSHIP
laustatu* 021Xtibit bitumen
the ode ept% guider Quayla Of W. gi join.
BTON 00, la mutually diaiolnod, talco effect
tram Ibis dab. BICHILIID IBM:801 , 1 retiring trtda
Nu trim.. • Mu Wiliam CO be coatlated ma foram ,
tr; wider the style as horatofors.
- • ' oroasemx
estrz..E.onins,
."1110Pari4. . • alit!
DIEWIATTION • OR t(NPARTITEEP
61117.-11 e pirtondi bsretotan
patina JO3. NI HAMILTON ty,
sod MOAN 'VA
van ths Ono 'of NHL T.' immoir 4 1:04'
been disioned by tottstel =not. JO& T.' HAN.
total .M 1 iLitand to in absented socants'of end
MO * -tbe Old stint; axon lint sad td. l .
.VANAVIL
NKWEIVCi HOUSEHREPERS.
WM% fig tbd.paid *TOM 2 1 .
=ililnvite - Weir pstrostd idt.d tomb*
r_dtodlt
_.GODSid-IrirSHISHTISO GOODS,
_Oldairf..TodTrays dad lddfteni,
told sad Sided Tin Tog Ws, Firli Isom and Stands;
Tend Watd„Dird Odgek, Lamp, Sa., an.; Cooking
Sims; and Stun leak an., Saks Wed,
.addlxdas, let Chat...
21d Goa
• ds Add lob Y 1 ock doe. tooter,
, - -demddi,ted axaSOUWAais..
pitiViarpty 5-Nt-lorwrolo:mainit on
1,111 land WAVE this* •
rf ,3 5 1 .. MF,lt.EaPts I St W OO l, t!*St."
IMEiN
; •
atIrfUILEMEXTR.
PITTSBURGH TIERATRE.
Leese and der
I •-- -11113 ocrosoosl.4nr. °ammo=
In protadat We mar popular play, the Manager
hes bees guided by the -pohlia dears aka are ans.
tom to me +hie meet vivid and truthful slaws at
Southern Life. 'Nautili:l tranary I • nrilung Tab ,
bans I Startling =tub I Wens! lieu& I
This ivzNiaro.
nlll be manful. the sacceesful play, waste* b y
the great dramatist, Wen Itooraincat, entitled
TEL OCTOICOON; or, LITE IS LOCISIAHy
(Tlltutrative of Southern character, Southern none
and tenithem Imam The scene It laid an the Ms-
ebstypi ever, en the plantation of Tele bonne.)
Zoe, the Octoroon_. .Cate Syne?.
With a fall and complete cast, embracing the entire
etrestrtb at the colnparm .
UsLECTURE BY
BILLINGS G. CMLDS,
ron TE IrESET/T OY SANITARY TAIII,
IN 31AMMO HALL,
TBIDAY XIAMEN% APRIL 19, 1863.
Satisct Carts sod Com!Willa of CM P Life.
.• Std
L , CONCERT, TO BE GIVEN BT
AIL CLEMENT TETEDOUN,
MLSONW BALL, ON TOINDLY, MAT SD,
On which mouton, boas • tholes selection of bal
lads and operatic pious. Dent's Cumleal Symphony
for Plano, Violin, Put Plato, Cuckoo; three Tramp.
eta, Triangle area Drum—the last fire instramsnta u>
be plated 1:7 ladhs.
Tickets; ocr ants. Sociiied seals 75 cents, The
mlo of secured seam will oammonce on VBIDAT, the
49th lied.; at 9 o'clock, at 0.0. lb Ikea Walla Store,
So. Id Wood street. Doors °petard T o'clock. Mo
ored to commence atld to P. :aplfitd
PL41.11"08. .121//8/41,,4v.
BRADBURY I
ESEGAJJEVIJR:VIS
I= o AL 107 SIS 1
The . own POWItIIFUL aud =AMAMI . TOZIED
I.IIBTRIMUCHTS tonnulanturol la th. country.
SEVEN FIRST PRIZES
Bacolod . Blitz . cru'aratlk at BLS* ran sad lzurti.
tate&
We ere aleo agenta for Schomacker A Co.'. and
Board.. d Grey'. well Irnoern excellent Plan..
end 8. D. W. EL Smith's itelodootto and ILereeced
nme. Denon demising a perfect blativimast ere In
vited 14.11 and emend. before parched. ...he..
Among than who Onroxrchneed the. Instro.
manta In thD vie:lefty ere • plenum in iltertrin
to alters Kramer. Deq., and Bateman Goa, D.., Alta.
elegy Oily ; John BloDardy, Esq., fo f Park. Da
rd_r • C 0.,) ItcOrolkilh:tland; Dr. Jon. B.
gzalutock, no.aer, ¢fr.t.d Mud, Cm,
Hatt Merry ; Jaw ~ Dr. IL Host..
ter, I). IL Dook Dee., and Hrs. Blnchmore.
burgh. A gas... of tyro ream erlth mob !newt,.
moot.
'X AKEILLITH le BARB,
Sole Units ir rittoburgh and Watteau per.,
EA
Ho. U BT. CLAIB St, Blase!l's Block.
A ronarol offoortrocat of NI natoal Moot. affrays et
imna. bl
pIANOS I
PIANOS!
PIANOS!
OA BI NET ORGANS!
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CABINET ORGANS!
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A *p!endld now sklck Jute received.
ap2B uasuurrn BLUDINI. 43 Fifth ainsiA'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to 'ha
?abbe that D. HOZEE hu Maed the firm of
J. 11. LW/MAN & DHO , and that the nalt fires,
HOFFMAN, HOENE &. CO., —
Has oprn,d a first dame Moab &ton to
apt/ Ira 63 TIPTII mart.
IGARPETS. 0/L CLOTIfIS,
HAVING PURCHASEDAND ADDED
TO OL'IL Olni TUE
ENTIRE STOOK
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, _ &C.
Lately tad by W. BIoOLALITOCIL, a 111 Market
Magi, ow VII able, by the conoolblatioa, to draw Um
LARGEST STOCK
SO BE FOUND IN MI WEST,
AFT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Oliver Me!Minted as 00.,
I==
FOURTH STREET
NEW STYLES
WINDOW SHADED
ILLOIPTED THU DAT
SEW SPRANG STOCK
c.ap,p3±rre-,
WILL MOBED
OIL
CLOTH.
AT M'CA.L L UN'S
CI - ARP 11 'N t
ho.lll r 0 TB STltgrt...
P.
ouvue.
Pine Eparioidered Cloth.
' Rmhosied Cloth.
Victoria.
♦ saw .'sad itplauttd sixemesit jut nicatTod st ths
NEW CARPET.STORE
or
IdoPABLAND, counts a co
VENITLIN BLIND TRENIMINGSI!
aim &tine
An intirdy azuli complete snit mud itst it
- • t _
rrxow caanalwr
NeVANI.WW. COU.mB & co.
r W. W.ll/4:OIIZILV., (IL DIMRI3O,II
Irarnwrlt with Utah, Kamm a Oct I tr. a. swum
MOOIIIIEADi DEISTNISON & 00,-
• • Erazlmit Stroll%
. gara Jut, reamind •MB stock Oi ItMECCOI ,
1,1M17.9, TRIMMING TUMMY LACE.
- . - Irsoragir.na Innisbn - OBLIA BILE
imd , LINIE9.I3IERDINEDBIT .- •prtirs
use iiokrif
ITIOUCUISO mid-SILK _ DROG/A
chink ';!:m''''''iaiirilio — fia= 7 "iia ,
' WEEII1 —'3
WM. market and Eik ' PIM
, 'OOLLAILS: DIITTOIIN all %dada. /SPOOL. t
. 'COTTON; lama arsignosarrianuoits,.!
,
is: * flab am odanidtattna vs* ig. ~
--7 -71— -Len_P".F._.«.4.l..ra. , :
1711tz.1. is.a.. , ... I,c.
, , TA brirl"`•
E.....
. .-., - .11111. EM - YifitteinstiTiediyived i
*iiabrivilp tt..; : , . , ::::.1;.). - -:. , ..::::4 , -.N. Wlf l lW .
, ...I
_,
DR!' GOODS, Zre-
T,u{Lt#m irIVANTS,
ON THURSDAY EVENING.
♦ CEloiollloliTlil T OF
XMAS AND READ DRESSES.
Iu oduori fur flor•rbibttfor(crayfbunfLiky multi
EATON,; II&CRUM & CO.,
THIRD ARRIVAL
ZT.MTT_ GOODS
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
Beautiful Oreisuithees t
Beautifalilazamblquee.
Beautiful Fancy Bllka,
.. '" 7.1..Vt1f
PLIa Bliatic Iterrpillles,
ViIIIO Plata Silks,
,B4F,Fird ant Plan Silks,
linffehlatt,•
• iilue Chintz, •
Pluk Chintz,
White Nalsivooks aad Mulls, Mats and
striped. Ilirdirdr• Lille/1q Calicoes,
claslinet-Irialt Linens, and
Table Linew.e.
Tble stock will be.. found the largeetand !ma'am
ed le the city, fall lit every department. ap27
AT RETAIL
Bead Gimp and Bead Buttons,
ABD OTIel:C}1 !Uri./ Tantemsra
Molar Raizlan Collar and Cuffs *leant
Point Obom •ftta and Elandkerohlefili by
Inked and arks Laripn IrdlOth Laces, Gres.
saline sad Crape Valli; Cambria aid Hamburg
Trim:old% io greski varlet7,4l loir cries; almost
8& and Bose lltibani: Bonnet', Hats tad Flaw•,
ors I Ilekrlfeta, 'err, rtyla ; Etacktii,. Glom;
(brats, Ilo,ap litiart4nd ftprlnelligeounal ' Skirts. A
Ras of 111•10 i, Porni4lng goods always
on hand 1441 W and thin:lran's Marino, Elk and
uts trckdariestil Ladles• 'Whit. Herb° llndm•
Akio of tonithea the oasterial to make tbooo.
•
Wholesale Dozens up tarn Belem to t u tiff
and from - the tozestry rill do well to look at cazt
stock been parcheetnip
rows Roam a Co.,
7? AID 79 M►HHET STRUT.
OAKS AIGD MANTUA
to ~
tsala• dock ar
NitifTicesec.l9 : ,
• - QRQA 113.
Grenaillnes and Lalfns•
LINEN ANIS COTTON GOODS,
whoie.w. :, and Rata:
ALEX. BATES
21 FIFTH STREET,'
11
MONDAY - i'4,l*L.
' .
cis
SACQIIES; qllCVLAlttili
. .
BASQIItIES, JAMETEL'.:
_ .
NEW SILLS; AND DRESS GOODS ;
Th. 81C8T8T asyfOITY4P , S3T,i,r oft:Pi hen, aS
J. W.' BARIEIIa it_ CO.'S,
de =MI= BUM.
sp22
NEW
.600p/11 I
4ust-lieceived.
no attention st Stu Ladles Is Tanta diitiy child
to One large sod IRlStothl stock or.
NEW GOODS
In ddltlan to' cnr czydstiii
they will fliidTa, Pratt/
Ladies' * *isseat 114 ts sad Ilawiets,
In mat irsrk
sold. Also,
sum inumiBAINIAL Stall
, • -
AM s Ivry .14* ot6cle •
Mll2lllO AND ea,
9112118 and LINDit Aatiz for
aiesTiatairctalii.
V* bass' also the Paast.assa tad oistoted "each o
Theo Wilts - and. fumy lftwaxest Sheets as cos be
too.d fa say furafshlag Goads Beam,.
Also, rduri;v in l Goat's Linen Callus. Tlsa.
Park Gloves and. Batley, Pocket Boats, Tette
Ilfoonalas sad. isms* desist &al and Jot Phis
sad Drenches, Beha sad Dols Ilackka, sad *fah If*
of Trlaualag awl ':...fassey Goods, as cheap as str i o
, rarvicaetwo - Boinin
.up stain "and Issiesesai.
• -
isitcsirt a 4:tializ,
Ye.-is
DOTING AND SCOIJEUNG &STAB-
Lteutass.—no h ft i-,aam
sn i l te 4 f 2 hmont*S issouirre Amur. es•
twont Nan* sl,A.Sirrh InR ! Ye . PirMe . " or
DriCllo 'ME minima /SOW sea
nintraug.inticlia Am of ‘1441.kr ,P•u
Ei wg.
rrtolzignit alto - rn tit the ntiAdisluant of
Erlipl l 7.lll B / 4 11111 .11tUtbit bp tan gin tho Alit•
enunilhatlco rainomn, • AU gmito tair•
AIWA* • tien , •
D RY-B A /41 114403-- 00 • storeand
UAW/ IFVKIT*93
VOLUME LxxVii-..,:mi; 141
SILVER PLUM BOtit!;; ;
CRIIMPTOIst
367 Liberty St;itell,
Sole Proprktus and Illaweactuk, for West=
recumphanla, 014, NU:Ds, 111.1gato sod Itilmot7l..
. -
aumbeturers Of im4 , pert =tab of
,
Palm, German, Olive aa4 Rosin Soap,
AHD 'pas o:* seeps;
Or our - BILITIIt PZIEL-80.iPrwittrit ws coal.
dantistly roccotoinend so brettentrgessral QM Shea
say glue berara the public, should - b. torts in laird
Ors wither lititash,tialt, Lb= or /bribe, cc say gam
=toting la its manufacture erttiklt an shrink or
Wart thinnest ate= Irlszinelkanit Wootton can
in washed with ths rapiiii_gfor Cotten os Vine ,
Oaths wished with Os PletlaataeLP
en not rotates bolting or half ths gibbing, sada at
roam ans the "gar and tag. -
SILVER PEARL : SOAP •
Homorei Gros% Dirt, Toheco _ ` Sloe , Printirsi
rantke iz endliur wog Ups Vara Moths ha,
medlatel lt ertil, • meta Sponge, Moe
Pm tecting indonsi eerpeta. and Turnltnre fine
noir eat Glop. /t impute brllliaaryPlat;
/oxalry;Plargerare, Enamelled Paler*" and Patent
Leagasr "la w
endrbr. amain :Garble and
Erne We It bar no cal . Per the Beth end putt:-
shut` kr Eh= lbe WRNS PgitlaL SOAP
It •perfect- Lamy— a wortbral ItPro PISTO tried
Its Mei* evalltlek adolowleig: It the gem.:
diaxgrery of the age: 'nag °mogul ark • n•W from
aLL law ere InlareGbei Gabor Iktsp. end LC Wary
we will refrunithe- Woe of the Nona ebonbi It fag
to seccenpllab `whet ire clalarlbil CLOS Glegicceigleg
"u rivx Rini' PER 'ERRED; la stey
peolsol toragdellrend lo th e cars otbaetayegin
nY: lintablglons end sit, .rbeldenicra fox of
derv.- Ditecrlonalbr meat ail verlogge. Morel
r: .pd TO sute.t.at
• •
Merchants Ahem • abroad do}to Mae
CRAMPTON 00. a% WI .LThonly stenet,.Ma.`
dte Pantrylvahla Banned Peonage; Depot.
Mir•Metrareatill Isettattoci 110 giactin• ants
bearing oar tradenzark—lLllMitt R.U&B.Is !S.EUIL3.
—es seearid by Na tonal Cepritsba.!• • -
Eir,:argrromagy :;
11Li11031.6193111110 of Wfl E WthilS '
;
Hun aha7a on tuna nod tosko Wires. IRON MD
BRASS 80ETEE WIDE OLOTH;: BEEVIa, •of all
W
RIDDLES for l'an.dru sr.; ELUTE
wo r ms son wusrbowe, tea 0.&0121, 0 E
trAnznevivus WORK, for norms, Lo.
I s-An dims or van iat muds it •
udls . An sn roivra ETV= 'V
VIOLS roma—am, ainza—itizatzs L imirian•
POTTER, AIKEN It SHEPARD; Com=
mission Ilerchants and Nab.» In Tongan sod
Domestic YBIIITS, FLOUR. DLITT= 011KE4.,
SOCA POTATOKE, bad Produce troterally N0:360
Liberty street, opposite PsasettLerMspot, Plttatigh.
Tteferrots
J. IL Dilworth Co !Licata 4 Cain, Culp Meg
ard, Atwell, Lee & tb , John Grantrr, Pittsbureb;
nalserßoo , NI:Dowell. Van Brunt ato.,"Pidiada.;
Tremlett a ai211121013/. St. Louis; 'Zinclair A chant"
No Tent: Stanford & Lovell; elniitiontL
TO PBENZERS.
PRESSES FOR 14LE.
ONE ADAMS' PATENT /MEM plattoo DIINO
ONE TAYLORCYLINDEE, bea'al w lA tichti
ONE TAYLOR /X:4.II3LZETYLLNASE bedPlp3s
Inches. • ;!
AE n good itikbr coati. Wtllia acid at abet ,
gala. Enotttra or sada=
apEikat.•• : t • 6
CONfiattiMENTS. . ';.''
75 boxtiOraugea ; . :y
. Lts do Loan.; ~:y .- . .
- 2 ear laude P.:Lion; : -
BO bbl. (tern Apples;
- .
75 obis Egvs;
10 bbl.. Lake Herrlag ;:i .
1,000 12. Clecitish;
50 bouni.rrimit 8011 . Ittilier; '
25 bble. kite awl hall INS Illarkerei; i
Jot reesived, to arrive, aad fa .el! at
. 120. ICO Lib
erty street.
.027 POTTER, AYEESt4 SHEPAIXD.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS
tun AND PBCNIRESS Or SIIBBAY 841a0ota
—A biography of Bobt. Baines and ;Wm. fox. By
John 0. Boner. Price $1 00.
M A 151:1A L 0.9 TXTBACnING TEETH—
fonmild ana the Anatomy of the pints ineolted in
the operation; the bads ea peopll comtruetion oi
imitnnamota, to. 1 vol. =no.
BIEATEN OUR nomm - ive;rtiao.
DABINGANDBUTTERINCi. _mar Lieut. Potieli
'pr. *large supply of the latter notk pat molted.
per- L BEAD..7llBoarth a ..n
nENTRAL DRUG STOp4t,
ow , "4" 4 ”tat•
- ao.a.altrkx.r..Krasprr .
• •
SPANYI.4II7*DXWAIM:
5'9"4;•
SPORTMEMPS rigewparrEps. --
_ MS WOOD 6TBrel.
JAMES .EObt!N
W BMW tab attiosid Orß on of
S Spirtrot
, en aid Othoso to Its
eald Wok INi
_BEVOLSTBS
PISTOLS, OA= BAG'S, POSPDS.BSLASES,SIIOT ,
BELTS' and - P0110.M., DRAM Y7.AAES, aad ma
mmal= army kind. SL atoolr.B the tamale ova
T L oft.R &co., =
Deakra ta - •
XX PINE "I'AtR. - -
ntyparad 1=1;1=04 Ibr AXLES.' lEa Iv la mat, =a
wan
sha anala boa bon
an d a BUCKET
ale. S. Pariah. bytlisdatra
ad W
na •
Mk% Ha. its EWE 17/1111141111sbargla.
tio
OE - F. B , :a, • .
Surge= and !Lambent
Egrharsiz et, si 11;6 balm Silas,
, •
PETIEEMIOE.
si;Otted
RESEED AND CONUON BRICK
Oa tumi mtd On 01417 -
.Devi M/TMMN.
S. 10-40 LOAN,
SIOVERBIZZAT.IO•4O .LOAN.
Bescited al the gem Herr it cit.'
wcoadraiL
mean, JOBBILW sirs,
LNON, ABITSTHAL, 'CIIPORTER
AND DIALED In the meat sleet bread* it
ONNIDNI: lIAYANA CIGAR& And all hinds of
MOHO* AND CHEWING TOISACCO SNUFF
reser DIEBSCHAVIII Aef,
livelt= L Dh p l ‘ DlZll TUX, IrrT?etty..ea
enclltel en DI:4M int7min.
.501IBBL8. RIISSETT AVPLES. ' " •
v tbls. Like ante Potistnes;•
. 10 nbis. Arm
10 butt: Tarafp4
10 bbla:oaionr~
Now in store and tarsals by - , - '
. anti • - 14.11.NoTo?• ori.
lalsHoPlileK'S BAKU% VOIVDEB,
Ai piiieit aid bed BOAC Pkirdem that is
boown.rt 411 Plck 2 r l 4 lu ula,at 'if'
wwvlßon.ci,
083 .1.333811A.W..
ernar Liberty Mad atnets.
now gmendly
•
QTRUP:;--550, bbls. af; the Id
-1.1 low,g Wands: Tolman . n d Lamm, e r
• Ira*? litnAkte,. Tama a Ca; Ifna..L.
EMT, ado by . ' Lirtta fi l l afiri n
roV i .
. _ ikrilZwd IR Snood dna:.
1%1 1.1 if TUN'S . -Vi th.f.LENAnal,
P3OOl 8U.T130-A sapOrcrAkdiff. , .• , in
widths !oohed sad- Or sale at Cu 4at.pirr
S I N!C /!cl" 20 saap le. erraTIVIILLTIVi:::
' Sola /WOW for taladmm• excefir.•
I :AB B BIL 1.14. RD OIL
tO OKA ;atm_ No. I.; •:,
Warnuittd oral to say loader toi =lob,
- JAS. DALZELI, it SON;
::am; 4 fag sad zo.Water atreec
Ti 7 C. BLAIR'S RENNET -3-i
1-I.Altoertaldri; Jankataiotrraztlic, coaTA
abut Asa boaltbtal at a suites( itoottl, . 002 . 2 0'
V,' just welted And Wells At Alt• WAS 0_717
!nom of • - .)01.121 .01, BIN I, r•
' 47 - =roar Inert, woe EWA Atroet•
LI4IIIIIeATENG -01.11;* ink— . ..ek
-
and Iresik4 Ligniaans 14U Olrforsii
'l.ll.l%Twager?'[.
A RREts ,4101d$ YA
sM39o,Tx9lFA4orittb&l4l
210..111abi Iltenfrat
.gzu I 'r -E -A(1.15.74 Ituralorar
tk,!•—irlA btplgood throsigh amaiseer, rt.
ptreA sad Ursa. soas-A:sirsankw,,---!,
-= - Como Llbutympill Mad strip to:
pelt • . 'Eats, r for Etsll4-
&mi. Nmasifrs. 411.. as !rift inia
Was, alio. I.OT lialket ima; - •
TT MARZAKON ' anatad
fr m a i am make s d ion theeskgautr,lo6itfea
nit ior - -
Ides!tya*Misd arm*,
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