psiturgh itaatte. TIE M! UOSNING--==IIIAY 8, 1864- CITY AND SUBURBAN. SCHEOULE OF ADVERTISING RATES. ISTLVDING 3[ll 't== 11 1 :1 71 70 1 60 95 1 90 1 18 680 1 3D 9 60 140 488 960 603 880 il ',', .2 6 Oil 13 76 7 133 20 76112 01 El 60 IS 611 az oo Is 00 I=2l 170 90 4 00 5 00 50 9 10 13 05' 01 UI 11 33 O. Irrek--.- .Ten weeks—. Three weeks One awash—. Two months.— Tbmeznontbn. biz months-- titn* months_ One Tear—. NEEMS nosillasd tattle tunandlaie b £ll baler Ovation:nuts In I• timeel2 time•ll Moe • la weekla week' wrok. ap4 7 5 00 11 451 5 0 0 3 500 19 11 , 15 751 10 20 /I! 00 24 50 14 0,1 1 Om month—...— 9 935 Three =albs.—. 97 $ 81x months---. 24 00 , Ous year---- 40 00 ...wind nes kee doable the store rates. Death notice', each Ineertlen—.---.. 50 cents lisscisge . 75 Phisabost or Kr trtp---.122 CO towatore or Adalichtsscote • socices—.... 2 73 The Sanitary Fair. The preparations for the Sanitary Pair are proceeding very eatbleztorily, end the sub committees generally arc working actively end energetically to make the Pair a great mom Encouraging letters are daily re ceived by the Executive Committee, and al ready a gientity of merchandise, contributed by pentode. men In adjoining counties, has been forwarded to this city. The buildings for the. Pair, in Allegheny, are rapidly approach, lag completion, and when finished, will pre sent an imposing appearance. • i'he Marble and ii.one Outten of Plttabarg, Allegheny and surrounding boroughs, have withoommendable generost , y, authorized Mr. Brum; Chairman of the Executive Commit tee, to offer a premium to the county in West ern Pennsylvania, Ohio or West Virginia -which shell donate to the Pair the largest aggregate amount in money and other contri butions, to proportion to the population of the county. The premium into be a Monu ment, of appropriate design, in memory of the soldiers of the county slain. in battle, and arid on which their names will be eine:Med, which can be created In the public square, or other suitable place,in the chief town of the . enmity which sles it. The monu ment is to cost not ten than $ 7 , 000 and probably over $3,000. Mr. Brunet has is sued a circular to the Commissioners of • the redoes counties, calling attention to the premium offered; in , which he says :—"Rent to the relief and comfort of the noble living, tho perpetuation of the memory of the brave dead is a worthy motive to stimulate our generosity in giving, and the monument thus erected will be a memorial of generous care for the soldiers which the people of the county which 'hill gain it and their postenty may well be proud' f. For the love of ourvountry and the rick and wounded patriots, give your aid and Influence to thie effort in their behalf. There are but four weeks loft in which to work, and the county which promptly organ izes efficient working committees will prob ably stand Ant In this contest for prominence in good deeds." Allegheny county Is exclud. ed from competing for the premium, The gentlemen who have offered this premium are entitled to great credit for their generous do nation. A joint meeting of all the Chairmen , of the various committnes of the Pair, will be held on 5, , - , sev evening at 73f o'clock, at Lafay alesifell,fo re . .ort progress. Strangers in the cud at.° the members of the various commiaces, and citizens generally, are cor dially invited to attend. The various city Banks have' contributed the following amounts to the Sanitary Pair fund: Exchange Bank of Pittsburgh, $2,000 ank of Pittsburgh 1,000 Citizens' Beak ef Pittsburgh, 1,000 - Pint National Bank, 1,000 Second " " 500 Iron City Bank, 750 Mechanics' Bank, 250 Main 'Neilson Again. We have received s communication signed by twenty-the officers of the 2Tth Regiment United 'Stales colored troops, in regard to our .article of 3prll 20th, noticing the refusal of the Major to allow his men to go to City Rail, for the Amer prepared for them by the Sub siatence Committee. The article points on! several erten, which we take pleasure in cor recting: Ist. Although the troops came from Indianapolis, they ware mostly raised in Ohio; 2d. They were not armed and equipped, but only equipped; and id. That there were not "about 700 men," but only "about GOO aim" The principal feats stated by us, how ever, they do not succeed in clearing up; and so far front improving the matter they only make It appear in a worse light. They Bar "their shy in the city did not exceed thirty minutes," and "that the train would net watt for them," while we were shown of finial dons gust• from the Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and Chicago, and Pennsylvania Railroads, show ing that they were hens one Ace, and Own qw,rters and that 'oho Railroad_Company al ways field over their trains, until the troops can be fed, and would hare tree happy to hare dose to oe this occasion." They also give as a re son why they ha fled off .that they were attacked by a crowd of. citizens and soldiers who burled a volley of stones at them. We quote: "And /9 the safer moats drew ' and crawled, and acted to go in, s wenk , or a hint or a nod from us would nave opened a tall which bad better have bean avoided. Not fear of lack of muscle to avenge. this courtesy, but prudence, induced us to boar and be off, and for saving Pitts burgh from a riot we are sure she will ex cuse us." Can any one give u somq information about this riot? Who saw it? We learn hem the Subsistence Committee that, at the request of Secretary Stanton, they have sent on a sworn statement to the War Department concerning this matter, the taste of which are substantially the same as alias ri in our article ; and, toeless we are much Mistaken. the Major of the 27th will be hold to a stria ttiount for his conduct in this of. Grinlions Printing. The following very sensible remarks from an exchange almost every prohibiter will hartxtUy indortes srlt has been the , custom of all =editions aid individuals to'lmposo upon editors the publleetion of reeolutions, Obituary , notices, advertilemente of benevolentanterprisos, and various other articles of limited interest with. out- charge. We have done Olio our share, of that Mader work. If usociations gonad er it due to deceased members to pais resell:- 110 m test:Using to their virtues and condoling with their relations, they should alio consider it due to pubibhors to pay for them; and if literary, school and other institutions gannet atilt without gratuitous printing, they mast be too slightly prised to promise substantial benefit to the members. _Until we Ind teach ers- who teach ' gratis, -Intact, who furnish steaks and roots without charge, lawyers who ootmsg wiPient lets, fatmentwhodonate theli wood and produce, La., we must decline being In the lief of printers who print without oompenuttion. Por every line of type set up in a printing °taco the publisher pays cash ctt;of kis pocket. . • • Pltisbetrolandn!siLtberty Pauevger Railway. A muffle); of the stockholders of..thL corn . puny was held yesterday aftentoon, to doter; ininotelerthtir the line would be oontitined in operation or abutdenad altogether. _ The present =pony paid $75,000 far theroad, but linos their purchase hare eipended $50,000 for repairs, P. A proposition - 1m subtoitted by the Messrs. Bowyer, to pay' $lOO,OOO for Alta. road, with the anderitandiug thitt the nue would be kept In operation. - A number of &lima ineissille also eninsitkura propo. to bewail' purchase:4 Just u reporters were softssed admittinas to the stunting, ;we are unable to state the price offered by them. Pending these toropositioUs the 'meeting ..d -jot:rued until Tuesday of nut ireek• when the matter will probably bodelitilely settled. . _ - , . . Dniontitur• etahtror,Latr. lobo Snyder mach inicreistiow before -Mayor Alexander, of .44e1 fhte*:lasterday,, against Mr& Say dirt elinflPin her with meeting his 110=0 on Suidsy afcarocton - daxios his absence and act- Mg la s dliordarly manner. A warrant was lensAiciledarrast. , • ' , " 7- BUM= of Sraom—Tbe Genefareinod of the Inuturni Chia' trill moot to Yotk, ...,,xY.v..-~a-e ~a X24'"" `~p, ^ r:~rr 9,; ~.. 5.:.~'.~.....C,. _. .r.~~ .~_, . ~ ~K" :r F~^.~.._ Our Book Table. Mamoru rut= Cdnumox Lim 8r litat,lototo Drummond. With an Introduction by J. G. 1101. land. Now York Chula &dew. Pitubeirsh for We try Div% Club & CO., In Wood Mast, snpp. umo. Dr. J. G. Holland, so well known to the pubis both by his 'favorite nom de piece, "liznothy Titcomb," and by his own proper name as the author of numerous popular books —known also u a lecturer and en editor--hos written an interesting introduction to this volume, warmly commending it, and. giving a.brief account of the author's life and minis try. We will quote a few sentences, which will convey to the reader some impression of the men and of the sermons be preached—a selection of these, some thirty-three in DWI] • her, forming the volume now before us "Rev. James Drummond, the author of this volume of sermons, was my, pastor during the last three years of his itintstry. They are pub lished not because a few partial friends desire it, but because those whosejudgment deserves respect consider them exceedingly valuable, ant believe that they cannot fail to lind every wide distribution among the thoughtful Christians of Asterica.....Hr. Drummond was a Christian who believed in Christianity. He was sublimely, sometimes awfully, in earnest. I hare never 'known a man who seemed so thoroughly to-realize the responsilitierof the Christian pulpit, and the tremendous import of the truthe with which he dealt, as he In in tellectual power and quality, Hr. Drummond was not only an uncommon nun, but en un common style of mate( He was an original thinker—a man whpse sermons never could be predicted fromt the team 'which formed their subjects ;—not that he labored to And Orange lines of thought, or sought to present truth In unexpected aspects,• but be cause he possessed a most distinctly marked individuality, which seemed to bold iti inde pendent relation to all truth; so that, when ho spoke everybody expected to beer some thing fr esh—something be had never heard before, and something which no one else could have said or thought of." And at the close of his introduction, Dr. Holland adds impreuively "These sermons came forth frdm a life rich in Christian experience, INg;4r 85 45 1 45 15 200 1 10 250\ 185 3 75 9 00 4 88 925 691 410 ,19 00 515 1070 660 1 70 it 20 270 4 CO 4 701 8 40 to BO 11 00 NT& .., each week . e advertiser. . . . fertile in thought, and abounding In charity ; and;ll. am acre that God will breathe something of His life through the= into the world." Las or Wcrstnig Hiciasso PEEN:WT. By George Ticknor. Boston: Ticknor & fields. Pittsburgh for sale .tty Henry Miner, 71 said 73 Yin street 438 pp. Mao. We ere much pleased at the appearance of this edition of Mr. Ticknor's admirable Life of Prescott, the original edition of which was published—only a few months age—ln on elegant quarto volume, illustrated In the highest style of art. That edition was one of luxury, and cost seven and a half dollars ; but though thought by the pub tither, "almost too large for these present times," the whole of it has been exhausted; and now, in answer to the general demand, they have reproduced the Life in this very handsome 12mo volume. , at a price which is within the means of alt 1 readers. They also announce that they have ready an Bro edition, finished to match exact ly with the library editions of Presoott's Works. Both the duodecimo and octavo edi tions Include the entire contents of the quarto, and contain also the portrait on steel Hav ing begun our notice by saying that we are Pleased at the appearance of this 12mo edition, because it will make one of the most grace fully • written biographies of our times more generally accessible, we will close by adding that we are no tell pleased mash Its appear ance—which both interiorly , and exteriorly is all that could be desired. Tim HassOMMISOr Bran., including Forging, heed. entog; Tempering, Annealing, Shrinking nied dog of iron. By Ml i ge E m A:l ' h ou t pl ., yed at the t ' Royal Gun Factories Department, Woolwich Arsenal. first Arne le n Dem Second London Edition. Sew York D. Appleton A Co. Pittsburgh for sale by Darla, , Clark a C0.,93 Weed street. ROOO, Limp Cloth. Prlee,6ocent• The author of this hand-book 'on the man agement of steel,' in the various processes to which it is subjected in the arts, is a prac tical nan whose long and thorough exped ience renders him a fully competent Instruc tor, and a muter of every detail connected with this subjeet. "Steel," he remarks. "being one of the most valuable metals, and requiring great care in theforging, harden ing, tempering, annealing, and management of it in genera 4 I think, after having nearly twenty years pod practice, experience and study combined, I am now able to give a lit tle gratuitiars information to those who have not had so much to do with It u„I have." American workmen will be desirous to exam- Iris this book, to see whether It contains soy Information for tberd—any practical sugges tions which amp cat tura to account. I:Paso:ammo'. Dray; oz o Donis Tat ETOIIX. A Note' of /mark. DUO and Manner, New York : Eboldon A Co. Pittantrgh: Cro ado by fleecy 111- 11.1 . , 71 and 71 nth Btroet.,bnyy. limo. • A story of considerable intoreet—and told with considerable effect. The author is no mere preistice-hand at this kind of work : a certain seas end fluency of style evidencing more practice in the art of writing than the first—..or even the second—novel of a young author (or authoress 7) usually exhibits; Still there are afew passages of what people,vith • out intending any compliment, callfinai; which we think a purer taste and riper judg ment would hare creased out. Be this u it may, b °waver, the novel. reader will assuredly take to "Daugartleld's Rest" quite readily— and quite suadily, too, will he hold on to it— for from first to last it maintains its interest ea a story, and the excitement continues to groin oven till we reach the final chapter, which brings the deasomfmcat all right, and makes everybody happy that ought to be happy, though we had just before been plunged In despair about several of them. The CELLVIAVIS CLUGTOTITIC Ili - TOLL - 110S. By J. T. Headley, dnidozof “Washington and Ma Generale," "Napoleon and Mc Plarabais,"etc New Tort : Charles Scribner. P.ttaburgb : fur We by Davis, Calico g Co., as Wood atroct. ioli p. As the charecteristics of Mr. needle, Si writer are So generally and favorably known is the public, and as the very enunciation it self of the eubjeot he has taken in hand in this volume, at once suggests its suitability to the authofa best tastes and powers as a lit erery artist, and its striking opportuneness end suggestiveness, as affording scope 'for much thoughtful and profitable reflection and examination, by eupplylog materiel for con trasts and comparisons between the past and the present,—tkere U noneousity to detain the reader over any general deseripition of the book; and more especially, le that could not in any degree reflect the Interest which every where abounds- throughout these sketches of the noble and devoted men whorled. the pal pit a power in the laud during the ever mem orable straggle for national independence. The book, we donot not, win share the popu larity which bee hitherto been aCeorded to Mr. Lieedlny's publications. Tea lbws Ham. ar ALLINTOI. L Bora By Luttiorefrolkr, Author of oOrioyfrana;• ..Cas tte Blehakord,' . 0 1rozolay Paronsfro," "Motor Thorn,. oto. With Illortrationo. Now York Super IBrottroy. Pittoborth : for oda by Hoe. ry Bluer, 71 and 73 fifth sines 17159. This oatmedlngly clever and entertaining novel having reached Ito nun chapters in the gerbil form of publication In their Magazine, Mews- Harpers have in the valuta, before as given , it a more compact and convenient which; no doubt, thouands who have not yet nail It will And their opportu nity '!it so early day to add themselves to the tholltallo trim alroadp . hed , that pleas, ore. Thi.goglish 'press has recorded many. a high a:Fenton of admiration for the net._ tiara, reu l arkthla rtalnm of the cbstractark, that are drawn by Mr. Trollop" in this tweet. lodged, for reality, vivacity, and every "ooh good quality, as snakes a book entertain ing, "Tie Small noun at atlllngton" may be safely commended to the reader—and that too whether the 111 alfl reader be American or 'Saglieh. MiLLTONOLT Ocoaawc>a, Frid last Mr, George 'Rohrbaugh was' found de ed one mile from Hanover, York county. Re had been to town the evening previous on come balances, and while on his way home be was thrown from his lore* and fell into a pond of ;mid and water, where be was found perfaotly !Wen. - Ills supposed that be was manes,- hod, uMs face was completely covered with mud.' Hewes taken up, and conveyed to his home. To leavens wife and family to mourn ltismolancholy death. . „ Tog Clotiorm tionaart which lir:Tetedenz Intended to give last fall is to opine off to-night. The posteonement .hu only 'contributed to make it worthier of the 'interest of Mildew:ls.. If the else of the in clines Into be predicted. from the petite of the programme and shigsis, we ere confident thet the ball attendance on previous 040- ' SIOIIII will be equalled this setardnie,._ As se= eared seats are Cro siliEto discolefort- need be apprehended. O. O. -Mallon , 81 'Wed street, has charge of the ; Mersin. Lsormu4—Our madam should,bear it attic that the Rev. Dr. Chapin leetturo la Con , amt. Hell to•monosr orentlig•Pr. ahnta• one of the most el - event &Tinos of the ds.Ts and will doubtless hare a lore imagine. Ms subject -for- too -morrow emnsinualll be a Europe and Ametries." ' ' aOYIRSIIM 811.1 Al Atitomara —Laolndsd to the alatartamaraola morning, I 10o'claok, In • lattaisantity of !anther, Ina, bloat,Aka Bea advartaimeat on' Mat pap. siotiamar. • Fur the Pittsburgh Guzita, our Banks and 'neurones, Companies. The time Is cow at hand when our blinks and Insurance companies will declare their regular semi-annual dividends. Al they have all done la prosperous buss noes, it is expected their dividends will be large. The securities held by them are of the most undoubted character, being almost ex elneively the gold, bonds and other eecuritles of the 'United States. As there can be no • • - - - logs on these, justice would; prompt the divi dends to be the entire nod earnings of our banks- "Sinking fund," or"surpha reserve fund," should not be considered, as it ought not to enter into the matter. Widows, or phone, retired capitallits, and others, who re ly on their dividends for their Income, require large dividends, as expenses of living have become enormously high. A dividend of 7 per cent. now is not equal to more than 4 per cent. was two year. ago. Our institutions have been well and care fully managed, have been very eneeessful, and having made the money for their stock holders, should declare liberal dividends and thus let those who are entitled to it get the benefit of their capital and investments. We trust one of our beet hanks will show the good example of declaring their net earn ings, and the rest will soon follow the public wish. The day of "old fogyinm" in banking, as well as in all other matters, is rapidly declin ing, and the sooner It is replaced by an en larged, correct, and liberal pottery, the better for the Interests of Pirrstoznos. 3177T1NG or TIIN,P6I2ICIPALS or TOO PORLIC SCHOOLE.—A meeting of the Principals of the Pittsburgh schools, and also the boroughs south of the Monongahela river, was held on Monday evening, May Rd, at the Fourth ward School Monte, Penn street. Mr. T. A. Don thett was chosen President, and Benj. Jones, Secretary. The President lasted the object of the meeting to be to appoint a committee to ~btatn donations from the teaohers toward the funds of the coming Sanitary Pair On motion, a committee consisting of Mr. A. T. Donthatt, Prof. Woods, Mr. D. W. Si der, and Mr. Monroe, were appointed with instructions to bring the matter before the Al legheny Aisoolstion, and to: Invite the oo ope ration of all teachers whether o f public or private schools. It was recommended that the teachers should contribute one day's pay to this noble and patrlotio fund. Th., committee are to meet at the same place en Woduesday next at-seven and a half o'clock, p. m. lacruns or F. It. Baosiciv, Esp.—The ntt• meroue friends of this gentleman wUI be grat ified to learn that the Sanitary Fair Lecture Committee have secured Concert Ball for the repetition of his lecture on Oar Soldiers," on Tuesday evening next, the 10th inst. The theme of the lecture and the cause fur which its premeds are to be appropriated, should attract a full house. THEOWIECI STOIIIII,--A. Dumber of young Lads were amusing themselves yesterday afternoon, In the First Ward, Allegbony, by throwing stones, when the polio* needs • de scent upon them and captured three of the boys. They were taken to the Mayor's oboe, and email fines Invoiced upon them, which their parents' paid. Sutcum.—Mrs. Capt. Thomas Trench nom suftted 'suicide, In Cleveland, an Saturday night, by taking anima°. Mrs. Trench leasei six children, the youngest at whom is only three months old. Tassmas.--Unele Toni's Cabin will be re plated at the Theatzwthis averting. As it may be the last time It will be performed her* this salmon, those wishing to see it should take advantage of the opportunity. TEILSWIAL ASSIL.W2I3I.—It 1111M17 bee matter of Interest to property owners to know that the present is the year for the Trlenniel As sessment. The Acsessors will commence their work early in May. AECTION Isla of furniture, this morning a 10 o'clock, at2o4 Thirdstreet T. A. Metal sad, atiationeet. SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES Beau% AND 01211•211.—Pare air, exercise and good nourishing food have more to do with health cod its continuance, and the re gaining it when lost, tban all the substances In the medical univalve. Indeed, without them health will be lost, and almost impossi ble to be restored. It Is always in some vib laden of the natural laws that regulate health that it a/impaired or lost. By some obstruc tion of the bowels, or the skin, or the vitiated matter passing Into the blood, it supplies Im proper material to the waste that is going en continually in the animal economy. Scrofula, cancer, tatter, all sorts of eruptive diseased, have their origin in a sluggish or Nay condi tion of the a osorbent glands and other emuec. aeon of the body. To restore tone to thera is the purpose of that great medicine known no Blood Searcher. It acts by restoring tone to the etomach and enabling It to properly digest the food which is intended to go lo the supply and nourishment of the system. It stimulates the glands, permeates every nerve and fibre of the body, glees tone and elasticity to the muscles, and will bring the rosy hoe of health to toe faded and pallid check. The Blood Searcher is the greatest alterative yet known. It Is a distilatlou of the best tonic and alterative, roots, herbs end plants known to men. The experience which I have had a ith this great remedy enables toe to say that it will aura any of those clam of disease of a cacheetlo character now so prat ' clout.. Thera aro hundred. of people now tenting with come disease of the class elle. dod to, that could be eared, If they would use the proper remedy. The human system at this time of the year is recovering from the torpor of the winter months, and the sluggish ness and heaviness of the different suffering organs can be entirely removed by a few but. ties of this great restorer. It needs.a persis tent effort, In order to mate a thorough core. It Is by continued effort that disease Is eradi cated and health regained. Persevereneo in medicine Is 43 11001010 no In anything elan, and those who use it are sore to be rewarded by the enjoyment of that greatest of all blase- Inge. I receive a.grent many letters making special inanities about the use of my Blood Searcher. It would involve too much !inme and labor to reply to them all by letter. I an only say that any ono afflioted with atj ems of debility or a scrofulous nature, it s. be sure to do good, and cannot poulbly 1. any bum. Please see my column adverti,- ment, published in all the dolly papers, for ri markable cures, the like of which has seldom been achieved by medicine. In purchasing, look fee my name over the cork and on the United States clamp on the top of the bottle, as I will not to responsible for any other. Prepared by Da. Gee. 10. Kagan, NO. 140 'Wood street. It3/IA9 Pants, Nato and Oros:lentil Mete Roofer, and dealer to Penneytrade and Vennons Mite of the but fp:atty at tow:slat. Of fee at Men. lreghties, sew the Water Werke, PlvisturA. Pa. 0. Sractm. Scants.—The attention of cuy readers L directed to the brilliant auortmeet df Spring and Summer (hods just misfired by our friend Mr. John Weer, No. 126 red 'eta street, Allegheny. Hit stock comprises a groat variety of Panay Frond, Huglish, Scotch and American ; Coastwise, and Cloths, and fine Silk and Cassimere Vestings,—ellbf Which will be made up to order in the latest styles and in the best manner. A choice is. 'action of Varnishing Goods abio on hand And for sato; together with a frill stuck of Heady Mode Clothier. well abd'flebionably 10,1140. Itratovin..—Samuel Graham & Co., Mer chant Tailor', bays removed to 7a Smithfield strut. Wo are-Jost receiving our 'mond 'apply of spring and summer goods, and rrould'utost respectfully invite our friends and the publio in general to examine our new Stook, belleelng it to be one of the lined stocks of merchant tailor geode in tho city. Every garment warranted to era fall tails fattiest, in bath price and quality. Give is cal tafore parched:l eliawhero and judge for yourselves. Glimmer dr IloOsantass, Merchant Talion, No. 13 Smithfield "treat. Wairesom, •Jatritam,.A . a.-4. M. Robed% ?10. IT Iflfth stroot, fa now opaalmg the most *bead . dock of alas Qold and Silver Watauga, dowel*, Silver ware sad Vamoj °pea Oct displayed In Mb eity, sold fo ae g Shoal at momattkakly tow Moo. . Oscura awl =ago Cala will bo falcon at Omulbu ofitho, N0..410 Palm staear, t, day a; . All order! loft et the- &bora pthot 'DO promptly late:Idol la. All calk mud ta.prld th odvonco. 0 Pertrttitentrof furniture on Tunidsy mint lag st44lo'olortr, ac Nh..14 Third direst. T MoCll9llind, apotioneer. • EDdivons OnrUrA# op= /day 3d. Ad. dram nor. A. Wasums, Bowicktyrillo, Pa. BAzo.fin la lifotistr, laistrer, at J. Bia4l't comet of Gnat iuld Sin Anita. lowa M . llazzLic o , Attorsey, at lahlri is elilnt NUM& 613815-... ... .' E, ~~-~-'F ..>. f :G~..c;z .-. .- . trF.:S n~c_s~_r ..-../ r:~ c.- w.,. _,~. _..e.--. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. PEENSTLVANIA LEGISLATIIRS 4,011 Dapatch t the Pittsburgh Guscas .Hartaiancrao, May 2, 11361. deSsra.—ditcrruson Sawn.—Mr. Laluber ton tilled up a supplement to the Northwest ern!Havlgation Ca ; 'passed. Mr. Hoge; an act relative to the Cleveland and :damning Railroad Co., repealing their Charter and conllidng its franch'isra on the Lawrence Co.; passed. Mr. Leatn, an not to change the name of the Saltsburg Co. to Wrsunoreland Gas Coal Co.; ,passed. Mr. Lowry, an act t.lincarporato the Kan awha Oil Company to operate in Pennsyl. vania, Wast Virginia and Canada West ; • passed. . Mr. MoCandless presented a supplement to the charter of the Borough of Rochester, Bearer di;unty ; passed.' Mr. Graham called op the Mil incorporating the Notional Oil Company, which had been returned from the Rouse ; passed, Mr. Bt. Clair presented an oat to authorise the sato of the Real Estate the Indiana Asadamy ; passed. Adjourned. Rovaa—Afbrneon Session—Mr. Bingham presented o bill relative to the: Plank Roads and Thrupike Roads In Allegheny county, which finally passed, Mr. Denniston haring amended the lame. The Garrick Oil Company bill yea In trodaoe4 and passed. The Rouse resolation amending the Na. tional Oil bill was paned. The bill relative to tbo dirposal orate fond donated to soldiers by the Pennsylvania Raii road nosily paased.by placing II In the bands of the Governor. The Homo then adionrned until eveoing CongreestanaL WA/lummox, April 20, 1864. Simara.—The House bill for the relief of maulers' on land claims in California, was, on motion of Mr. Harding, taken op and passed. The Senate bill granting lands for railroad •nrposos in Minnesota, as amended by lb, : onse t was passed. The Senate then rest:Med the National Bank Bill and the amendment of the rinance Committee taxing bank', whith was adoptad. The currency bill waa reported to the Sen ate and its further consideration WU deferred until Monday. The Senate then adjowtnod. Honal.—The House took up and referred to the Committee on Military Affairs the resolu tion of Mr. Blain, of Me., calling on the Bee. rotary of the Treasury to state the amount of debt incurred by the several States to std in suppressing the rebellion and declaring, u the Judgment of the House, that all debts legiti mately contracts should be assumed and Ugni datedby the General Government. The House then took up the resolution of Mr. Harding, offered lest December, declaring that the Union is tot dissolved, and whenever the rebellion in any of the seceded States shall be put down or subdued, either by forte or voluntary submission to the authority of the Constitution and laws, snob Btate shall be restored to all its rights and privileges tinder the Constitution of such State and the Copia tation of the United States, including the right to regulate order and control its own doeuestio Institutions free from all Executive control. - . Mr. Harding, of Kentucky, said that the question turned on the feet whethor the Union Is dissolved or not, end that Whenever a - re• bellions State is subdued or voluntary returns to its allegiance, it Ise State in the Union with all the rights belonging to it under the Constitution. lie said that whoever voted against the resolution threw himself into the position of saying that the Union is dissolied. None but • revolutionist, disunionist and secessionist world oppose it. Mr. Upton, of llWhigs's, moved to lay the resolution on the table. The motion of Mr. Upon was agreed to— pes 67 ; nap 60. Mr. Frank, of New York,prasented the re views of the Legislature of New York, af firming and declaring that the prothunetion of President Line°ln, detailing the extinction of slavery, was not only necessary, bat a wise, statesmanlike and canetitutional meas ure, and should be made the law of the Land; and requesting the Representative' and lA atruoting the Senators from that State to sup port the amendment to the Constitution of the United Stew, prohibiting...eleven In any State. The resolution was referred to the J c.. dietary Committee. The Rouse took up Mr. Wadsworth's reso lution, declaring that the powers not tido. gated to the United ?Mato by theConstititioe are reserved by the States respectively to the States or to-the people, and that the Re m:emir° ran neither directly or indirectly ex- STOW, any of the powers theis rezoned, res pectively to the States or to the people, and that the Executive eau neither, directly or indirectly, eserclte any of the powers that • served, or laterally restrict or obstrad the eteroli• thereof by the people. Mr. Farnsworth moved that the resolution be referred to the Committee on Rebellious Stater. Mn Con moved to lay It on the table to are der to get a square Tote upon it. The motion was disagreed to, 118 in the negative. Mr. Cox now asked for a direct vote op the resolution, which he said nearly affirmed the language of the committee. but the House re forted it to the Select Committee on Rebellious Statee, by a vote of 10 against TI. - Oe motion of Mr. Johozon, of Pa. the com mittee for the District of Colombia were re quired to inquire into the eartedialip of draining the city by culverts and olesnlog the Wublugton canal in order to preserve the health of the city, which is endangered by the most deleterious miasma and malignant atmosphere from thesarretinding hmptti o. On motion of Mr. Witten a resolution was adopted calling on the Secretary of the Navy to tarnish all information osacetning the construction of the robot ram whim's Made he recent attack on the Vetted States forces at or near Plymouth. Also, Irby the con struction of the ram was not prevented. and precaution taken against Ita action. A meae■ge was her. received from Presi dent Lincoln, and read, giving the informa tion celled for, respecting the assignment of M. T . glair to a ooretnand In the army. The ....ege was referred to the Cknontitisie on 61. c. woo and ordered to be printed. Latest Crow Europe. New Yon, May 2.—The City of Washing ton, from Liverpo ol on the 20th and Queens town on the 31st April, arrived this P. M. The steamer Banal& left Hamburg for Now York on the 17th. and was captured by a Danish frigate at the mouth of the Weser. She had • large number of passenger'. on board. The ship and cargo were valued at 120,000 pound. sterling. The Hansa was stopped by the frigate at the same place, but after an examination of her papas, was allowed to Droned The Germania, from New York, was at Southampton, and would net go to /Lemberg, but leaded her passengers, and would pro bably discharge at Southampton. • The London Times attributes a slight rally in the Confederate loan and reaction on the . Paris bourse to the open defiance of Prance on the Mexican question by the House of Representation at Washington. The TWO thinks, however,,that the nthin of Ike House 'trill be !gamed or retracted. . , Cyrus yields bad been giving a banquet to 'the supporters of the Mingo Telegraph. Messrs Adams and Bright were present and exchanged international °auntie:l. : The public were startled on the 18th, by- the announoement that Garibaidl's Oat was to be tanAltstati, and that he would lase Leaden en roans for Cams= the 22d InsL ! The Prussians assaulted and espbared Du• ! phel on the morning of the 18th, col:during 83 cannon and- from 2000 to $OOO pngonerg. ! The Prussinloss is stated at two. Generals, ' 60 came and 600 private.. The Danes are said to have lost between 80 andloo officers, and 400 men reported,hors du combat. The news of the victory was received with great rejoicing at Berlin. It is reported that the Printing occupied Alen, and that the occupation of the whole of Tntlipro had been resolved upon., Richardson, Spence,* Co., and' Wakefield 4 Co., report flour doll and unsaleable. Prises nominally =changed. Wheat at moderate demand. Corn dull at 2811028 s 3d for mixed. Beef quiet, but generally Arm.= Pork =- changed. Bacon dull and'rather tower; it' 86,(Ms. • Lard very quiet s at theca. But ter dull. Suilat Ann 41111 in gaol ! demand. Coffee London wheat dull and. rather 'lower: Flour neglected • , s Sugar quiet and Steady. Coffee, again enter for some sort of CeYlon. !lee unaltered.i Liverpool, April 21.-4 LO reported entire of the steamer Bavaria by a Danlgh frigate 'proves nainanded: She reichidlloriiheosn. ton on the night of the =oth. •' • r The Danes bass-retreated from DuPid• the Island of 015 en..., Some sambas of?-the - vonzoritacw wont to London on the 211th. 'TI* representative, of the German Diet was absent, and the <>or.- less:leo adjourned to the .25th. Garibaldi Is reported fo have consereied to reconsider his determination to quit 7..eigiand on the 22d. Liecrpoot, April 21.—Cotton bur yant and quiet, awl a twlle Uighur. Brew , ,,tufrc dnli awl tending downward. Potrolcv.w quiet and steady; Crude £lO per ton and I2sg2a per gel!ou refe: ea far Helped. London, April 21.—Consools Erie latexes 07(468; Illinois Central 67(469 dis count. From Memlthl3. Mcurnis, April 22.—Martin Smith was ex ecuted, to day, in Fart Pickering for the crime of emoggling percussion caps to the enemy, end violating his oath of allegiance. Re suited at the gallows that he was guilty and that his sentence was just. Two other pereons ere now in prison for the same crime .d will probably sutler the same sentence. Gen. Washburn is very bury preparing hit forces for active duty in the avid. Gen. Sturgis has maul:nod command of the cavalry here, and is remounting and equip ping them. The Arkansas river is falling very rapidly. The steamer Progress was recently fired into near Concordia, bliss. A deck hand was wounded. Another attack was made near Grand Lake. One guerrilla was killed, and ten taken pris oner. by a company of marine.. The Progress w4s attacked a third time, near Island No. 711. No injury. Tea military authoritias at Memphis are providing boron. for tho citizens for tho pur— l:moo of mounting a body of cavalry on duty at that Waco. . - The Memphis cotton market is active and firm. All offering. aro readily taken and the receipts small. Middling to strict middling 66@67 ; good, 6664'79; fair, 70. It is reported that Paducah is again threat ened, and measures are being taken to pre vent *Government property from falling into the hands of the enemy should they outcomes en the place. About 1,000 people from the country about Paducah and contraband, are encamped within a radius of ten miles on the opposite chore of the river front that oily. Cul. Osborne, who was wounded at Carbon dale oh the 27th ult.. has einee died. Cstao, May I.—By the arrival of the steamer Molly Able wo bare dates from Rew Oriente to the 26th and Memphis 29th. The steamship Morning Star, from New York, arrived on the evening of the 25th. Tho cotton market is too unsettled for quo tations. A small lot of strict low Middling sold at 800, Bogor and molasses are firm, and good In quiry • sales of 600 Mule, sugar at 240 for good and ?air, and 24 3 4®25 1-2 far folly fair; 500 Ws molasses sold at 00a for new. Tho Moll 3 Able brought up 200 hhds sugar and • few bbls of mottsues. The gunboat Petrel was suddenly boarded, ooptured and burned by Wirt Adamo':cavairy, on the 333, two miles above Yazoo City. A number on board were killed. ;Capt. McElroy and crew are among the mining, and are sup. posed to be prisoners. The ezecutlie officer, engineer, pilot and ensign escaped. The Petrel was a small shed gunboat and carried 4 or I guns. The steamer Tycoon, from White river, boo arrived at Memphis. She reports that a skir mish occurred between our cavalry ant rebel guorrlllu, near Daval's Bluff, in which the enemy was rooted and a number of prlionere were taken. MAT 2, 1864. The President and Freak Blair Wssttientos May lit —Aeeerepanying the President's Message Lo-dny wan the follow- lug Ilon. Montgomery Bleir,My Dear Bir ; Boma days ego I understood you to say that your brother General Frank Blair, desire to be guided by my wiehes as to whether he will occupy hie seat to Congress or remain to the field. My with thou Ls compounded of what I believe will be best for the country, and it is that he will come hero, put hie military com mission In my hands, take his seat and go in to caucus—with our friends abide the nomina tions—help elect the nominees and thee help to organise a Howe of Representatives which will really support the Govern ment In the war. If the result shall be the election '.of himself as 4penker, let him serveinthitposition ; at rat,let him retake his enmatizeion and return so the army. For the country, title will heel a dangerous schism; for him, it will reliere him from the dlssd• vantageous position in which Lute now placed. He to in danger of Wog permanently ieper ated from dose with whom only be can ever have a realisation of she sincere opponents of slavery. It will be . mistake if he shall al low these provoessis ne offered him by insin cere time remora to drive him from the hoops of his own budding. Ile is young yet; he has ehundant talents, ; quite enough t o occegy all hie arna without devoting any to temper he is riving in military skill and nee fulness. Aae.aaa Ltscolz. Sharp Skirmish with Mosel:Ws Guerril— las—The Enemy Whipped. Wasnigures, May 2.—The Ste, says, the cavalry expedition sent out from ViOCIPA, ander Colonel Lowell, retor-ied to that place yesterday, after having vialt , d Leesburg!: and Uppercillo. Near Uppercillo a portion of Mese by's guerrilla baud wire encountered, when a eh .rp fight eI:I.A which resulted in the loss to the rebel: of two killed and four wounded, and twenry• three prisoners. Col. Lowell lot three killed and !car wounded. He returned safely to Vienna with the twenty three prisoners captured frost 'Unsay, and three blockade runners, twenty Bre horses, a quantity of wool, tobacco, and other contra band goods picked op on the route. bleetleg of the National T)pographlcal LortsviLLs, April 2 —The National Typo graphical Union convened here to-day. Twen ty one Unions were represented. The fol lowing oflicera bare been elected for the ensu ing year : 'President, A. M. Comer. Cincin nati; let Vico President, W. L. Fairchild, Philadelphia; .7d. do, C. B Smith, New Tort; Secretary end Treasuter, W. F. Moore, De. trait; Corresponding Secretary, M. (1. Mason, EL Louie. From 'North Catalina. 'Nur Yost, May 2.—The 6weesereiore Fortrees Monroe letter sap!, General Wessel's command ams at Saulsbury, en route from North Carolina to Niel:um:Rad ; also that the rob evacuated Plymouth and all Eastern North Carolina to swell the ranks of Lee's umy ; also the 10th corps entire, and the 10th corps largely augmented are with General W. F. Smith. CITICEBAW ALT—ROBB ATSON—ihnindity, April ?lb. by the Bar. &aware. Chaplain or Om 1Q Refit. Servant W. O. GREENAWALT. of Pim biarigh,to MISS HATTIE E. ROBERTSON. of Alla• DIED: scavoatiew—coEunday maim kW 1.4 Ir. tit-0841111 r. E(311170t1116.24.•04 gads tur• •ad tan month& Tbs rattlers and Mends of thq bmCy, alto Lodes 15, A. T. At , and the Mayor& fraternity in galeral, are rispeatfolly Insitsd to attend Mt knifed, on Thrust strums, at to•olook, from hie late resi dents, No. CI Sem street, to proceed to Allegheny Cemetery. GLUM —no Monday, May J. JOll5 Tick a►od 07 oats. 1%. tar.otal will take Fla-a Tau (Tneaday) anew• woos, at ► Wel .ek, frra the Mcacital la rive Muth ward. Canino irUl leave the cattur of !omits rad Bait►ddd street% at Sy a' , tort. B AILEY, FARRELL & CO., Plumbers,Gas and Steam Fitters, a ail their branches promptly &Model to by .till 10l and ezpoekomol wodtoron, an non notice. Man *nakedly on Mud a largo allartmant of Gip FIX.TaUts, 12=137EM! ..4Pai,trtraflTAT;),;ill27ifiNill,To Igo. 129 FOURTH BT., Prtnounoa. RORKILTS, BARNES & PAR YS, Ho. 89 Third St., Pittabwsh. TIN AIW earn' IRON NVOILILKIIE, And Nannfacttrers of .01;i1,..P.A.NNICp TIN VV.A.V.V. W. an: *trdinfactradog odd bolo oti Laid Mods. Todd Woo Id Betts, Water Umioni, Ging n' Tea mud Solo. Ciminero, Coisti and SPlcd Bush 'tumbler Dninoro, dpittootni do. /0. larip lot or li/r4 Ca. et for We I . p. 011'Cad .11 ass i and Tin Boidind, Coadocdoto, ut; all Ida& of Jol.bliod Work done to order. TIECKEID3 PIANOS, WITH ST,Wj Var.sT ILION IMARILB, 3 ckwoiddie6 b 7 glibeloottornotedsrsteteo =nem M: ad Inger teenage, Wand aeoeuen, , nd an 2 TRIO _AI Lens', nowt catb and )trogodoras aud gerdinluous en ordi for age by. .. . ... . ~....,. HF,dllod , fl 40 44 /0111C 0 .tr.t % ~,.. zo' '...0.0nit - i::' , , 7 -- , ~‘ .•, , it! 1: -- - ..**‘•<• 011 . LOG. 31ievra, Wheeling. Ida nee*, Oil City. The river was shoat ststionary at thia point, y.a• tardily, with seven het in the channel last opening. A dispatch was remived from Oil City yoerterday forenoon, reporting the Allegheny felling at that point, with bot two feet in the channel. The weath er continues cloudy and unsettled, with oemilonal allowsrs of rain. Tbe only •rriral afore Sunday I• the Oil re, Irvin St. Louie, with • goal trip. With the exception of the at leerea, for Wheeling, there eras not a an 1/1• depart ore for below. Tim Urilda arrived from Oil City during Nunday night, and the the Ida Beet cleared for the same point lad evening. The Arcola and Kenton left Lotiltrvile for thl. city Ortirlday. The former had a gust cargo, comas t log meetly of tobacco and wheat. -The Camelia dropped down to the foot of Liberty street yesterday afternoon. and commenced loading for Nashville, with reffrood Iron. Oho will be ready to t 0.,, this eseolog or to-morrow morning. Capt. J. H. Ly tie still retains command. The Curlew arrived at Memphis on the 25th, after having loten egvniand on every bur in the Arkansas riverand shot into all the way down. The Captain soy. It t. a miracle bow she !weaved On- citizen and Alumni dices were killed on the trip. The Curlew brought out of tbe •rkanes. river 64.1 bales of cotton, at from /20 to $2.5 • hale--a tight good freight trip. • On the 'loth nit. the ferry heat between Memphis and Littlefield, while lying on the Arkansas shore, was Gaited by Otil. Mager, Captain Cheek. and so vend other tette l t gloom, and detainee] from nine o'clock until atter eleven. Mager *Wed whi eon board that his command war ly I g eons-Gad behind tie bluff; be law remarked that ho arrested the party who had horned the steamer Golden Gate, and sent him to headquarters, under charge of piracy. After indulging quite freely at the bar of the boat, the oaken withdrew, and allowed her to return to the Tennessee. ids The n rgon.t, In command of Capt. D. P. Drickell, late of the Nevado, .as advortlatsi to leave St. Louie fur this eity on Saturday last. Passengers and shippers should bear In mind that the Line passenger stammer Major soden a for CID. einnati and 1,0115,1110 leave. ON evening. she is not data boats, having eanehant aseonartiodatlons fur traasenaers. Tr. prompt and pnprilsr Emma arstiam, rapt. Monroe -)era, will I.re for Zanesville this evenlng MS o'clock- Haw Tow, Scril 30.--Cotton quiet and firm at 83(r40 for lil ttlng Uplend, and Mc for Low klidllng. I lour—State and Westein dull serf 10c lower; 117,0501 $7,3.5 far Eetra Stole , 57 0347 80 for It. H. 0., .848,- 75 for trade brands, the market filming at =nide qwtations. le hist y firmer et $7,1r01,20 and closing Wm et the latter price. Whist del and nominal; 51.77 for Mile ankle Club, and .1,81 for Winter ad Wistern. Coro motion...dull; noised Wearers $1,39 In store, email parcel. %c higher Oata are In mod erate rcquest at 17(458c. Petroleum tile fair regoeW Crude 321540 e, Belted in bond 510.580, Livened Free 14465 e. Wool le firm with a fair demand. rork higher, 826.75 for knes, $26,60 for Old, $‘11,50023,- 63;i for New, and higher: at toe close, 503924,etX for Beer and 010 prime, r. 1,25 fur prime NW, also . , 1500 bble now, July, buyers option, end on Saturday evening, HMO bbis prime kb Illy, seller. option, t 577,50 Total ...oak of Old and New up to May Ist, 93190 bblc same date last mouth, .01033 bble; =sae date 'sat year, 105906 bbl.. The beef market la quiet and newly at 110l2e for Country Hen, 8(07 for prune, 110120 fur repacked Hers, and 11.421ic for Hen. Total stock of Old cud New up to klay HY= pkg.; nine data lest month. 5:416 pkg.; .ems data int year, 72.14 pkge prime Ham Beef quiet and we/imaged. Beef Hams Inactive; nhoulder.l6.© 1.5&. t ß e ale. „, ..taldee r ci . o , changed_ t2c State and quiet at aj b l4;._. reeu unchanged at 1001180 for Hew. Cincinnati Market. CrICUALWI, May 2.—Flour further deprenod ; Su perfice sold at 50,30. Wheat dull and prim. nomi nal. Con unchwged, bet the demood .es light; tier 5101,03, mid chelled Ilya 11,50. Whiny dull at. 51.15151,23; the latter was the pre. railing r.te, but the demand was light. There Is a demand fur Men Pork, with Wee of 3,000 bias at Sill, incimliog 1,0:0 bble Country at the same quota tion.; at the close City weld not not ban been bought below 526.50, and this price was refcsod for 100 bbls to be delivered about the middle of the month. Nothing transpired in Bulk Meat. or Banal to indicate any change in pit.. Lard quiet without change ; Coffee 4054947 c. Sop, 19)(42L Motu. we /USG ,111. Butter doll et 2833111 for Choice Fresh. Gold 17413177, and Slicer 1G3(310.5. Exchange per and one-tenth p annum. Bullalo Market. 8C77.1. , , MB) I.—Fleur dull and rind/waged VS heat doll and nominal at ft 1,40 ftir N. I obleagt• and Milwaukee Spring, Winter Bed Wmigrn and 'Winter $1,G501.,tg. Corn -dull and offered, to arrive, at 11,12, without bid.. Oats nominal at 7401 Otbsr Grains scares and nominal. Whisky drill at $1,15, 1,1601,17. Ilbeelpts—}lour 185,761 ltbb, Wbeet 110,0:10 boob, Corn 38,11-61 bosh. Canal im ports—Wheat tri,loo bush, and no Flour or other Beano, May 2.—Sworui Di rter:L-710n doll. Wbout--Cbloagn sod 111lerankee eyeing f 1,50. Cana dad and offered, to arrive, at $1,1041,12. ~to 77e. Whisky quint. Nat. Yuma, May =.—]lone} dull and In taro pup-. 8tor•log ezebango loner at 195, curranuY. Cold dull and lutrar 177%. Cott - ern:neat Stock. quirt, 7: 8. Cu 81, Coupons It3<, 7.lthi Octoberand April Btooks Irregular and weak. Ga 'SI Coapotta...losi Etta ....... Tann LS I Linden ELIPor..-79:3 Mlwnrl Cu 71V. Reading ....... O. dX. cortincatea. 61 111 Central VASe,„ Canton Co Quickalloor .71 Galena Pacific Wall O. N. %V. pfil 70 P. d Ft. W • 107 Phltadelphta Market. !LA 2.—Dreadatana dull bat generally unchanged. Bales COO bins. mina 674,50. Wheat firm at 51,13 is , , 1 DD; White, ird.os" Cor buoyant; Ser. ow 51,37, White, 81,33. Groceries and Provitiotw, uncbanned. Whist), 81,35. Pe reasons .Deady; • •lee crude at Sue; 11D owl id hood at. bed; do free, MILS. Beer. 0, mat 1112.3.4 14 per heed ; ehe.p firm. Sales 0f5450 head at 6t4,lye, Ocria arm. lioics, 11x13 net. lisit I. more flour eery dull. Wisnt nearly ; sales a' Ern uct y white at 5 ,33. Coro dud and declined lade. W loony firm a 1.12413 for Oh 10, "Ay Wats...—. Q'7V•l F.M...... fmaklia Hay 2--flour quirt Wheat ardet 31.12 for Nu. 1, 111,2201,22'5i for No. 2. l'una fir. at 31. Oats dull at 67c. I.llsbultme .*et 51.,1534 a 1,111%. freights quirt no We fur Wbeat la Buf falo. tfee•tpta—fkrur 155 bbla, Wheat 21.0111 boob, • urn 2.750 buabels, Ow 25,099 bush. bbtpaaeota— Flour 19,0 0 bb • Must 2,510 bush, Darn 4,200 Oats 66,100 bust, • Baltimore Market. 3.11.11.111, April do.—Tloar hsa s declining In dorm, and Vto lower. Wheat TCl,3a lower. gt; 91. 1,17 far White, 11,3601,157 - IAVIVr ! Militia, dWI and drooping; Wes Onto at 111,1dir,19 FASHIONABLE DESIRABLE GOODS =EMI GENT'S & YOUTH'S CLOTHING 1411111:1:131341141,11.1M3t GM= FEDERAL STREET, Allegheny. &Mil ALLEGHENY COUNTY, es. A In the Olphans• (kart of asld conntlike to the hatter ol the adminixtratien scrotatt at 11• 11Alf El TUBS, SINES, to , &a A DMIN KATO R'S ,N(YrICK-;-Let tars of Adminfatrattert an the estate of Patrick M. Miller, late of the Olt, of Pittsburgh, deceased; booing been granted to the turdtrelgued all VllOlll indebted to'the estate sre requotted to make ham dilate payment. end those slnthot Meta them without Wail O. mum eamtdrhitax, , West Costurum, Allegben, ore be SOHN Uce4eklllls, Attermy; Po.lt o. of ornet, Pinot:wet. mbillproraw OMER INTELLLIGEICE • 111.1,111. I Crrilda, Cn: City New York Market Stock and Money Market Dilating Steck, 4, ...2 0 4; Ehnen— ..... 43X1 Uhl Roy 85 itiortb Weetmrn Chicago Market. TO ORDER R. B. NORRIS, ELEROU &FT TALLOII, Ilan A. Ilerron, administrator of -Maar. toad, Ist* of Pittsburgh, finmerly of Peebles town ship, demand. And now to tilt, April alb, 1864, on motion, Hon. -D. IttIODIII srpoliet.d Auditor, to distribute the e n d the betide of the admititetratar, audio settle and ftdjusSistd a...^cosmt of adm.ntotrator. BY TEL COLBY. WA!. A. UPinou, Clerk. The Midair, sborenamcd will at end to tie duties of big appouument, at his °Mos, N 0.14.9 Youth st., In the city or Pittsburgh, on the NINITI DAT or NAT. A. ii. 11164, at 10 o'clock a so. of gild day. apll larrettar DAVID 'IIII , OH IT, An iitot $7OO WILL PURCHASE a. anvonient WELLING HOUSE in Bbarpsborg. WOO D A TWO-STONY DEWY BOONIn Blew beam. WOO a Anonroportyoll Wylie Meat J. N. 11011 ANGE,, NW Estate Arad andll= 44 tor So tO7 Worth strrat near is=tMaince ÜBBIOATING-: ima 7tigektin Lobiteutag Wen ou for gala by , . • p. off 70 WiteiriteKS . , roceired LATE PUBLICATION'S, to PnEC.I 4 TErr li4PaqiCttg.kl. Parsons by 800. Prob.:lth 17. Roberta., t_ It. Fifth Saba 1 vol. 170 b. CutfOrns aim the bonnet ffi Lib of Wm. EL Prescott, 1;71 th.-4. George Ticknor. Maury Edition. Clo 01 Life of Wm Prescott, by George H.TicAncr. orttsr . edition.. Ott P aplatta and Clergy atilt, Bertrolution. BJ J. T. /adly. 1 60 Tho Management of iteol. Including logging, Hardening, Tempering, Annealing,:Bhrlak. Log and Expansion. Also. the Cu. garden ing of Iron. By George. 50 Louis Napoleon and the Battle of Arzabtoddon. 76 Fatally Pride. The Gnat New/look by the Au thor of Pique. Paper. 51,26 i C10th._...._... 160 Han sad Nature; or, royale/a ChwitraPhY on modified by human action.' By Giorgo P. Borah Cloth • _3y 60 John Law and the Stimbatipi 1311.7bi0. — 8y Adolphe Lidera Trod:Watt by T. 8. Elko. Cloth. .... ._ 1 25 Dmagerneld's I - CeW; or, - 13ertti - ti lbw= A Novel of American Life and Ilsonent Caw. 1 50 Pima, an English Nova. Cloth- .—..— 176 Matt stone . . Housekeeper A Companitn to Cloth. 1 75 Faith Gartney's Girlhood. An EurTsh - Tels... 1 60 I &many Quotas/Dna. Paestum an Pb..... In common cm, etielly Mont Enlist , nut/fora Vellum Pmer. By epos eavgent. 7.a1l Of the Great Tran.lttoo. .... .. ..._.. 160 Ar. or Oonvermti o, with dhet . tionator ..... Cl Eke stake?. Africa; • loom.' of . tim - disects;y of the Blanes of bile. By Coot, Broke, Cloth. 360 80.41-• of 11.11gimm iliwory sad Cuticism. Ely Ii Brunt &La,. author of beam Cl. 2 60 Nepenthi • N..weL By the anthor of Olio. 160 Annual of Sciachtflo Discovery. 710 180! Cloth. 1 50 Eitetory of the /Marto. of n name Life. By lot Youth's History id ; tVe Naltew. 1 60 Illratraticas of Dnivenal FYl:gram -By Hon boot clam= ; with • to of Elpenemb New System of Philosophy. 1 75 La Carloa; eps.th Hotel By Pernan ballero. Cloth.. 1 25 Ten Acres Enough ; a Prattling Itperknoe Showing how a very sumll Vann may be made to keep • very Urge family. 1 25 Out of Prison. "1 em • Kati,. mad nothing - that relates to maa indifferent to Me - CIO. 125 My Can Lib In Vicksburg,. with Letter of Trial and Trawl. By • ilontbern Lady: Co. 100 Mote to 11.116emen. By EL WB. Ciereland. 125 Church Imam. By lioWliorter. Cloth-- 1 00 Gr orbn ' ti k a=e Vtll T H tl yl l4 ,l,ej h' Cnift'n"au Heal El.fic‘at,A. Pm' 1 25 Work and Play. or, LiteratitVarteties. By Horace Mohnn. C10th..... . 1 50 Ticknor 's Mem, of Bpudshldberaticm. 8 vls, 6 CO Onmpttner Thai. By Jean Pool, antbarot'.l.e. taus," "Titan," coo.; cloth 160 The 1.11 Partly Lifted and Jew. " Becoming Vialbla By W. H. Purnettet cloth___ 1 in Oopice of say of the Aare booloPtnalls4 tree of portage en receipt civics. ITENIII EMMA, ri and 73 nth rivet, eat dear to P. 0 W 23.. ALL THE NEW AND POPULAR cm. BOOKS AT HUNT'S. All the hate paper It=! LLL Tilt MAGAZtNES, with cut o uncut edger AT 111UNT,S. Albums Clards from 25 cents a dozen and upwards, AT HUNT'S Photograph Albums, all due, at - yloo, shape. and qualltlea, with gilt odp and asap, from 60 =to upward AT HUNT'S. Schc.4 Books and School Stat'oacry AT RUNT'S. All the Dtma BOAR at AT HUNT'S Prang'. Album Pictures, in 1,11 colas, ,old whole sale end retail at P. DOM. by JOB N P. HUNT, General agent, ?le 69 Fifth street, DlALsositc He& piIOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! AND CARD PHOTOGRAPHS Ar P . I 1 1 1 TO LATE BOOKS I MACLELLAN'S =POET. A WOMAN'S RANSON. CDDJO'S CATILi HANNA THIIIIMN. RAND CASH. BUTLER IN NEW ONLIANN. Books received u mien es pubHah d, et PirroOrs BOOS, STATIONERY AND NEWS DEPOT Opposite LOY Post Ofiloe. whit. ENiUSMIAMI Spier,' drums( of the diameter) of the Eourooe of dr. Fitt .. _ —2l te3 Anvil a and At r Ointra — ntator•,hy H. T. Took- -. 2 60 Trench on the Browny= a tie dew lostemeat mood tle.t a.. 1 00 Vero ler Onota.lot s„Traced to their Ammo.— I en. Idayb•er' liorerrateo Bone Manes meat..--- 350, Tooth'. Olevery of the Iteliellins. Ilinstratcd. 1 21 Dasgereeld's 16.t4 A Now Amerlean SoveL— tLO The Chepleles of the Ar .. ...ion Bern .._... . BY Christian ellemons. their 'llierits and Erne t .. By T. W. K. 61aratuelL--.. ........ 6 CO litstrairtee L1(8 of Petrar.llatthoer._. ...._. 150 Indorniet DI graph). By, demnel end 1 PA Carmel and Coto ort. Ily • th• Country ?mem 160 The 2leolt of Prowl. By Bounden Palmer-- 1 60 Al cor Marry of the Doottine of a Tatars Lire 3 CO For Rao ty SA,II CO., is Wood strut. ap3o (Y Y GROUND RENTS.—On TUBE- Ii&T MORNING, Iday Doh, .010 o'cleck, wig be sold at the °einem:m.od Bake Room., 01 Ydtli street, by order of Orphats• all the following ground route on property In the city of ntlibtagh. I. A ground rent cf.f2Xl per annum, on property beginning on corner of Merlon and fifth ramie, and roniung north.eastwardly,:elong Market street 18 feet, 8 Mach and extending bxk sh equal width to Liberty street. , 2. a Ground Rent of $7OO par annum on pmpeity adioinlng the above, being Se feet ms Market street, and extending name width to Liberty street, A A gronut rut of $2OO par annum on the two following hoe together, vie: onelotten Market street, tool/Waft 28 feet II inches earth-eastward:l, from Fourth .treet thence along Market West IS het 4 inches, by 70 feat deep. And one lot on Fourth at., beginning 126 feet below. Market 'street, being 10 feet on fourth street, by 04 feet deep, A. A. ground nat. of WO per moms on pinker, ty begbining on Ohs cornet of Decatur Wed, Wall alley,) and extending up Ikairilt street, SO fat, by 84 feet dee. Term. of Sale, Cash, U. 11....Legallender. For bather particular. maqutre of D. W. A A. B. Bell, Req.., 144 laerth street. DAVIS arluaLwArtrz. Ancrna a •16.2tdalawtd. • SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. —wtu be exposed to niibllo este, at the Wend-. dews of It IL "IficOOWIX. Roar Pentibtation, Ia Penni° orablp, Weal:ma-0d oaltolonnlsT,llda, nth, at 10 .work, a. no., the following pronerip to wit Cu. Bow, Bet of Ilosheas.l3lde hada,, ono oow, a lot of potatoes, alpine Way-flys gallows of era redrigonttor, owe Ahura, a lot 0.341 and hoondoold faraltor*ginerally. washrtlng of bons* wardrobes, owls Wknds. Oohs, Ilarrgae parlor adzier, two other large mbhars, Wow sad hair thattrsaas, beditoadt, clock, marble top olatril tab.°, salsas:lad table, sofa, owing mashies, no barrel of sager, and otter athletes too rotmeronalto thentloa. Tenni ants to be each; .11,ar money or legal tin dernoto., on &limy or ankle. sold. SOMPLI o'l3llrE9, C. W. &AD, raylnel Executors dus. S. stam.rb. deed. TN THE COURT OFQUARTEF .1 BEssioNs or Arxrdezza com TT. No. 11, Derontbir tkationsta. Common wealth of Penzsyleanteeis. Win. Matadi= and Daniel Mutat. lfarfelted, tempi. canoe of Hall. tat of it Ar. And now, April letb, , nlO on R . Mari, Esq.. tee Court appoint .T.. 8. rasooso.s,. Auditor, to distribute tte• fund bt: Court. according to the Act of Assembly 11)ruch eau anodised pro. aided. 111"..THD 00082. Attest: W. A. Mituicsi xlarL Nana L here by gliezi,that the Anditor sno♦e to will soma tba• partbs interested b the ahole• oats, at Ws *Mb, No.l32lfornin strait, ritstiarii. on SATUED&Y, May Iltials6ll, it 2 o'clock", so. •1C y : tor. TN THE COU OFCO3LdIONPLEAS, .L Allegheny Comity, N. tru Munk Tena,lBnl. la the matter of the appt teettan of Alfend Vihttneld.` fee the Beton of the iesolvont laws. Totten V . hsoby glen that the.enniegelgted:illll telekooppllen• Oen In the geese Gaml,oultotlrot gattutint In nay • costdag, bot.wobtlsohostomf onot 'mattock ~ of said day. foe td. Aral Csoluirio Ind.r the Insol vent Levi aPeanestrania: alat:tne AIMED ViLLULISLEt LOCKS Ar AUUTIO.N. —On TIFJP - Dt. It' SUMO, ltcy 3,1,. 6; 2yi ,'dock, urn 20 told, at ttt:Clocome•clitt Ulu Doctos, Gotham Blinuloghtoo Itrigto Co. Stock; , 20 Macktidta Bak Stoat ' 20 doßlrattagbam Itgpollt Itsta; • 2 do Allestony Valley Banned Stock; ""I soy 2 DAVIS 4 - 22cILWAINA, duc' A LLEGUENY COUNT' tho Orybase• ()mut of old the =tinier the estate of R. Ilan* qtcaeted:, Ant Eta tO•13-4 411116. 1.5% tto Colniappottite 0.11/SWEI34 Jr., &vit.'', to owns the account and makedletd• bothou if t4obalatkviia !Ohm* of the ueoroll-144 VIZ court., Ttuatelitoe abase tateed4lll-attryttothoderttee arms erpoliatmezt , Othce, - Ife.to Oisat shoed,: PittsSarith,Talgthiar, Key 12th, - a.D, 1813 , ;:st 2 'eclock.": lo •lrheu ta ,I Ooft`SIPLUP b 4 ", 4 " aplitata. W. G. IILieXtEP 3r..4itattor.s. OSENDALE Um/wtiasiieda alaFigi • GREAT EXCITE3LENTI kIITMED iITRAGTIONI OLD PRICES cormmt! irate is the Excepted 1r INK, CEIZAPEI 113.19 SHE cm:Am:el r' BODTB AND SHOES, AT UNHEARD OF.PRICES. GIEILDRkIiPiI SHOES FOR 10 Mr ONCERT HALL SHOE SRA No. 62 Fifth Street. or IRO lIIITT SHOE BOXES br 12sh, B°(ffs , SHOES AND GAITERS. SL.A.TER & SOUTH, 54 Market Street. Hare Resale Iff style .[ Boob . Shoes reed aitZus ter Ladled Gratleakea, Maas' and c! ChHdrea's Wear. • . . A LARGE AfiSORTMENT LADIES'. intassr AHD earmazirs Gaiters, Dattnorattkit Boots, , Of 0.. !steal ddled and trasZtOid. Ina usihrod and win be wld Ms no Ilan Ibi I. B. aosusams, so goats* !Wand foor tram NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS L' We has Jut reeeleed our 14144 sleek et . • I ' BOOTS AHD SHOES, Which Ire 1.111 sail the LOWEST. wan ?ambit , We here the Wigan mad bat ideated stcdr . of '1,.; Blall'a Pisa Calf Sqvunra.taid -Robes, To Do Aid In the city. LhDEBS',LAHT GATT J In obtoodand. Gin no • calL , . J'asi Robb, se MARKIT tsz (lUSTOM .LADE SHOES-WTI ILA VS V Just recalnd • largo assartmont of DUETS, MILLS AND KING'S best New Tads Philsidalphis Codas* Wort; fos lades sag Ifbaes. Gam, Sto, lfortsroxy. Gang • - ..d Lsatng lalmarols; Boots sad (Talton, es 611 sty*. Those goofs ars isaersattel to bp the BUT god& made la the meats. afro • guars! assortment 010 binds sal gosatfts at Chlldtea's Staple sad haw, Stem GEO. Lugar& SON & 04" son No. 71. ocor. at'Wood ! d , SOME OP LAST SUMMER'S GOODS AT OLD PRICES, Lt DOBLANDTs 9t ktarkst JOHN CAMPBELL, Mannfactscrei of BOOTS AND SHOP ,of *vary dtocriptAniclio. thafthflold street, Pitts • • h. • * GEo. ALBRRR, SON & CO. WY~olo ode and Detail Dmitri in BOMB, 8111019Ars, corner Weed end Youth streets. Pittsburgh. GENnXM!ZT WISHING FIRST CLASS GARMENTS. ;3; nada In tha 11091" 9d811103/1.11,1: and LATEST. ,STYLES. •cold do yoU to nil upon IL G. HALE &AO., NERCIIART TABOI4I, OODNIM OF PENN AND AM INAD3 NNINNre,:, Baftre pluslralngolowtten. ►llll II 8 UtitlUllll3Ndl, ALCIPT FOB • , • John Marsh & Co.'s Soda Ash, Is conatually tasahrtag the oa=e, whta' he ier4 ash ea the meat favorable tin= This Ash is papdace laxly adapted to the snaaadactura of Masa. O. W. OHITRORMAS, 22 SOUTH T 110193 unman Panpaelvt4.. pattern.* piPllll WAREHOUSB. FARRELL, IRVINE & No. 610 MHOS OISE= MadDltarn* Doable Strength Manilla Piper. Of CI esei. ROLL WRLYPX6R cm Imout or made to *at.. HttLrt Prim pall ita EOM a:II,I4AM 'purr AND MEAD& TREES; EVERGREENS, az. 1_ Of APPLIS, we haws= foo.ooo,ork . Uri loafing vartraiss mod prollablo for ttli lop•Raia. Ws bar* ems las nrar, acSarly Harrad. half`-a, Math, Hoksaf Moto. Baldwin; Illharatari,Ustra, Vag orboatpkins - Oa. Shaft lama Grows, items Besot, Bambe, Bracarateate, Tothuref AV". Smith . Cider la. with. st 7 Lam Rock of MM. CIFINERTPALM PLEIN.IIMEGIBXZN: MAMA . TEEM '80E123, amminurair, wurcimmace mums, a...ft. 2. car. *tack is WV* 'oar grad tratocemeati to Ombra or whcfstato tem - them loft at the Grocta=rtitr • Pittsburgh Post Calke, tral bo prom atteafial SO. JOHN bfbaLclrP ?Wabash oak balm! Nllrstrfits. • LADMS, MISSES' CHILDREN'S HOOP SKILL. Tgi 17,. XTRAOUDINABT • BAZGAIZA ATMIWitk AT M'CI.B.UND'S AUCTION; No. 55 Fifth Streat. SPRING GOop4. 10 ST. CLAIR STREET, , . Jost remised from Ora elate= dna. a bags nag will selected stork of , gads, deolgaal ter tbellgrbg aad gesalaer tsada'aandsilag ID pert at thigolloir• lag geode: TRENCH OLOTila sad Clallgitlrtag; ' ESOLISI.I; IMMIX sad' COSTIZtag sad IPAPSIKIIIIPS, of allmatt:lrrerg shade:style aad cam, all of 'bleb I will ma* agar.- error In the Won and airstlashlcatbla • mama b experleated workman at sleet nada ad term. Alm, a large storied Clemta• Firalghlas Goal/. garb ea are usually kept to ant elan linabh log gam. Orgeroollelted sad promllca‘cate& *6.10131,021r esteem PI , . kJU I Ylitnetratalki. , 4llllM i :7oll/ts;' ed a largo dock al spode far .li* al* _ til eme mg - tonidzo 'al . r ' . V l *- 71.1,7/3XII BED 3; Hate. no& %ad . T. , - .1111,891:5; -ii prat raziely a num • WS Ir: FLOOR OM COMB ; Cp.IIPEM , 351:0„., - ,.. utallu4 s9 TAB= 00,1313; Adllalds, Cleia,.. 006* exttle., ~ Was Basdatet Wad, 44 Um Vivei coalltli*749lmgpi, 5 bal ceders evoimiattter.dedfiki. ..: ..ler /00210 , 110. EPAWIMEMOOt iI te • ' ". -E Obrinegy . ._ 1 7 Kr, CILS4AII.I 6 7 thii - . - , I'3 . . . .. . . ..111 1 -W ll, kro u7r irtipartc'Eftnt.DimiaraV of. 'Radix" eir , l ,Vsno Mao cto Andimeav 10;:. -MALL` ill iamb' • • ,tir txtraspr, 7=l , - t= , lllAllli I)l4*FtiCtir cg
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