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rf irea,,,perhaps does-the. often, observed
eh .ara-tds'estleol eutpeople, of IMpationee of
deliy;erid.litordinate &mends on both natur-
al fowl - ant, hriman possibilities, tallow itiolf
so &bitingly is at , a time like this. But
though disaPpointlitg,and therefore dissgree
able,. everything cannot. be done in twenty
minutes. General Grant has opened, with
every adfatitage that could reasonably haro
been hoped for, a campaign against the
ablest General the Rebellion has to boast of;
' commanding the most powerful arm; it can
muster. for a life-and_eath draggle. The
position . of Lee,” which ho has probably
, rendered Isapregnablo by the fortifications
~,v, which helnts . been, erecting for monthi past,
tindenidrer flank movement, threatening his
coomarrnications with Richmond ? the most ju
&clans one for Grant to mako,' and this we
find he has done with brilliant lIICOBSII. de
this has effected what it was intended to do, i
namely, to draw Lee's army out into the open
field; where he may be forced to fight a man
' tar pitched battle on ground not of his own
choosing, or to retreat to Richmond or some
other point—there is no reason to grum
ble hemp:use ' the decisive battle has not
yet been fought. On the . contrary, that
battle will not be fought in the closely
wooded and broken country near the Rapidan
and Lee's late position,--which, we doubt
not, was shows 'mainly with a view to the
'4Vistages (to Lee) of having the battle derv.
That the attack directed - against the flank of
Gen. Grant's advancing colimus, did not sup
coed-that even in that re on so favorable
to the operadons of the re' s, `
and in a oa
t%
responcrusg degree natatory. o to our army,
nothing came of it but idster,to them, with
the demoralising fact de oiled that their
whole force didnot avail, cm or all the savor'
tageo they had, to make any impression
~‘,
on lees than a moioty of oar force—we think
is gloat as much good news rus as reasoita
blepeople could well look for, so far. We for
our part at least do not desire to hear that the
great bottle had to bo fought before our Gen
eral bad so far out- generated Lee as to draw
htm out into the open country beyond the
point where our astsdrleoolefttheopposing
armies.
/MI for he Battle Field.
Mr. Geo.-11. Stuart
f left
the tho
east. city this
Six dole
lag
NO= the 2.49 train or
giasitof the Iltifetlan-flommission from this
vicinity accompanied him, and several others
win - two to-day. k Between one and two:hun
dred delegates bade already left the eastern
cities for the battle field, and will be for
warded by the War Department with all pos
sible haste. It is not the intention of the'
Commission :hero to send many of oar
delegates east at present, but to hold them in
readiness for Service in the Department of the
Cumberland, where their operations have
been mostly directed of late, and where all
their energies will coon be required. The
Con:unladen have now on hand at this place a
large lot of reliable stores ready for ship
ment to Nashville, whore they have a most
efficient organiution, among whom we may'
mention those noble-hearted ladies, Miss
Moorhead of this city, Mies Lothrop of Al
legheny, and Miss Shaw of Pine creek, of
whose laboin of love „we have a most flatter
ing and cheering account_
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MOTnaus Srrta.—W
will - ar General Grant
hardly coma up to th emilitary standard
of, the Potomac army. A few days since,
rldilag to the front on horseback, in his usu
ally plain way, he met General Ingalls corning
into Antra a fonr-bone field carriage. It
la said they re mutually!surprised.
turn that soon a r an order was issued pro
hibiting the use et the vehicles referred to
daring the future potion of the coming cam.
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Tni loyal women o Bostert have held s
private meeting, preliminary to the forma
tion of a League to retrench expenditures and
diseourage foreign importutiont. They put
Into the "covenant," however,. this little
qualifiiition: "Without renouncing such,
foreign articles as we deem neceisory for
health moi comfort, yet to give the preference
to the products of our own country."
LITSILLITIS LID Ina Mune—The Draft in
Oindnuati, on Saturday, took gnite • Uterery
tarn In this instanie we knout not whether
we should lay it has, or has apt, been a re-
Water of pasons—for a dispatch informs as
that in the twenty-second ward of that city on
that day, Theresa Radiation Reid, the poet,
and P. B. Plimpton and E. Henderson, edi
tors of tho Commercial, were drifted.
Till TIMM, Ootw.--This new nein, to be
made of bronze, is in 1111.11 about midway be
tween •a Spitnish shilling and an American
q uesta of a do flu. On one Ado Ii a Intel&
resting against crossed arrows, with the mot
to, in a scroll above, "In dodis our Trust"—
underneath, "Mt." On the other side a
wr,..i:91 of earn, &G., inalosing Marge igare 2
&bows the word "cents," and around the mar
.. uttnit•fig tato a America."
Tam important dispatch' from Washington,
giving the . earliest account of the movements
of the army after rn ening-the papldan, which
we rihltslied On' Saturday evening, should
hue. bun credited to the /alma Telegraph
Line, as It was to the mutesp and liberality
of hir.ltoldnson, the -Sapirrlnteadent herei
that we were Indebted for it. -
OIL Butts, Yro;ort Disrobe! Genial of
Loulaleas, has last limed as order that all
eolaredpersone bathe department who are or
here been Using together erithcmt authority,
must now be married and remise a marriage
emtldeate from the . Protest Marshall of the
• Eu?. DAVIS lIIM exempted the members of
the thestsiest oontpsny et Itlabosond end en.
other .alMobile. The rest unto be broke"
up and 010 Into the te*.ll am,. Tho'two
I theater exertptaare suppOted to be purely
a z i i 4 itemessltles." !
Voir itaitertant' arrest of counterfeiters
has
lost -been affected at-Et. Louts. -Marro
maasTs,ooo gtinGtla grant:As, and
OurioViacesPtded--
rebel ram 416ereemle. reported to
Air ba re r e nts red eat of the Ileanote Hirer, end
to t sk itow: . at thug , in the -.4lbemarle Boned.
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THE DAILY
TELEGB.III2.
THE GREAT BATTLES IN VIRGINIA!
Favorable Accounts of Friday's
Operations.
GEN. LEE REPORTED WOUNDED
week-- U.
The RebebPriven Some Distance
week--.. 10
DESPERATE FIGITING ON SATUROM
Twp Rebel Charges Repulsed
SET HOUR'S DIVISION BADLY CUT D
Gene Wad verely sworth anndedd Bartlett Se-
Wou.
ITHE REBELS REPORTED RETREATING.
THE 'LOB ON DOTE SIDES VERY WAVY,
All Rebel Communicati OlL
on Smith of Rich
moneLut
DESTRUCTION OF THE GUNBOAT COOL JONES
•Wift7 of the Crew Killed and
"Wounded.
COIIKENTS OF THE EA
AT sTERN PRESS ON THE
SITUION.
NoDecisive Victory Won.
INDICATIONS OF FINAL SUCCESS.
PETERSBURG BUCUATED BY TILE REBELS
New Your, May 9.—The news by the spa
alias ore very meagre. The Tribtme has the
following, dated at Washington: Twelve
trains of wounded are on their way from the
[rant. The hospitals here are ready for:their
reception.
A report from rebel sources says Lea is
wounded.
The Tribune says The situation may be
thus epitomised. On Thursday our army sns
tainid successfully • Aerie attack from th•
bulk of Lee's army. On Friday we attaeked
drove them come distance, and took all their
aerialists wounded prisoners, and won an in
decisive victory.
Wastnantow. May B.—An army correspon
dent from head.quarters et the Wilderness
tavern, which he left Friday evening, gives
the following Intelligence of the great battle
of Friday The day has closed upon a terribly
hard fought field, and the army of the
Potomac ha added another to its list of mor-
decode conflicts.
Lae's tactics so enegetically employed at
Chance liorville and 0 r
ettyabarg, of throwing
hie whole army first upon one wing, then ,
upon another, bee again Seen brought to beer.
upon the army of the Potomac, which has
repulsed the treanendona onslaught of the en-1
I imy, and stands to-night with solidity in the I
1 position.it assumed this morning.
- 'The first attempt was made upon Hancock,! I
upon the right, who was so weakened in num-
bent by the battle of yesterday, tat the iron I
second corTaa nobly stood its ground. Then ,
the enemy hurled his battalions upon f3e4go
' wick, and once or twice gained a temporary
advantage, but the old veterans of that corps
nobly, rallied and, repulsed the rebel. with
fearful' sfarightsii. About half-past foto' p.m:
Lee made a feint upon the whole line, then
suddenly fell upon Sedgewick, driving him
back temporarily, but the advantage was
Boon regained and the rebels were hurled back
with great 100. 1
Night now came on, and it is believed at
headquarters that at this hour Lee has with
drairn from our front, although the nature of
the ground has been of a terrible character,
moot of it being so thickly wooded as to ren
der movements all but impossible, and to
conceal entirely the operations of the enemy,
yet he has been signally repulsed in all his
! attacks, and nothing but the nature of the
!battle field has prevented it from being a
1 crushing defeat.
Tho loss on both sides has been very heavy,
but at this hoar of writing I cannot-give as
estimate.
Now Yoae; May 9.—The Tikies has the fol
lowing epeeist from Washington, Mel 8 : . 1
Latest news from the army received hairis ,
Grantl•Vyell
maintained y his positi o'clock esterday which
fullon, fighting!
!Thursday and Friday very severely, with ,
skirtaishing only on Saturday. Lee's first ,
onset was made upon oar left, but he then fell I
upon oar centre, and finally upon oar right, I
whore the hardest contest took place. Here'
Um rebel& charged upon our line twice, but I,
were repulsed each time with severe lased
, Hancock's corps charged book twice, and at
, one time entered that portion of the enemy's
intrer.chments commanded by 4. P.IIW, but
was at length comPisHed.to fall bank. Sey
mour's division and Hancock's corps were
badly eat no. GankiVadsworth and Bartlett
were badly wounded. The rebel' .were re
ported retreating.
The Traces's Washington special of the
Bth ails: Advises, believed to be trustworthy,'
represent that:len. Butler tins ant off all rail-
road corommdcation with Richmond.
New Your, May B,—By the destruction of 1
the gunboat Commodore Jones; Pout. Chap
man was instantly killed, and about fay of
the crew killed or wounded.
A correspondent of the Ihrofd, writing from i
James river under date of May 7th, 6 A
says : It is most positively known now that
Petersburg has beau 'evacuated. A tremen-
I dorm are is raging in that rloinity, and the
only solution that eon be given is that the
rebels have set are to extensive mills and
factories ',mated there.
The morning papers comment at length
upon the situation, 'but owing to the meagre
itecounta of operations received thus far,
they are rations in their opinions.
The IW.lnute says it cannot undertake to say,
from any information yet received, that Grant
has won a decisive victory on the Rapidan,
but nevertheless believes that, regarded as
parts of the campaign, the; movements and
battles of .lastweek are indention' of a final
sauces.
The Herald rays all that is thus far known
of
cooragement, and it the operations es( our armies is full of en
teems safe to believe that
we are successfal everywhere.
General Baler's operations 'south of Rich
mond go on admirably. &ix news from Gra.
Sherman's department is also good.
The TUTe says that from all it can learn or
judge, it thinks the news of the battle highty
ennouraging, rad the result may be taken as
an indication of cooed
The World asp : "We wall the results, not
without hope, but with much apprehension."
The /reread has the following special from
Washington, May Bth : On the following day,
Frldey's attack WU renewed by Longstreeton
the right, while the rebel troops under Bill
Wore healed In like manner against the left
wing of Grant's army, composed of liancook's
corps and Warren's corps, end the centre was ,
also eppged in assaults upon the enemy.
The Sett continued with hardly any inter.
mission for two days, bat yesterday morning
11.ea,having failed completely In his object,/
withdrew, leaving our army possession of
the, ground and a largo number of rebel"
wounded and killed.
,
Wceamaros, May B.—The reports received
from the front up to 11 o'clock Sat-Jude,
morning, ray there had goen.,teo days' hard
fighting (Thursday, and Friday) end it was
and
believed that the enemy-were retreating
our, wounded were being sent -to the rear,
showing thatwe had lost no siroim
d In the
fighting. It is believed our forces were miss
,
leg forward:
fteporti from ChattanoCipi, WS 5 chloole
baittrday p. say that Sherman wee Ihen
at Tansell 11111 and the enemy at Dollud
Roost flan. Gen. .31oPhomon was operating
against the enemy's ciontatinitations with
1 Lomeihrough Villand and RAM. • •
The Star says :Mere we at liberty ttmen
tion the facts within evrathowledge, we think
we could demonstrate that Leila' real ma
don to iimad. the strategy of our military
°magmas, u wall as the vigor, with which
they are pressed.- We believe that feff.
find* 1,0411 ii to Mgt', Whit has sometimes
been tilkod,abcore tlutt , lt !'thunders , all
jermindr -The- line of 'attack by„Les tr. the
kat 0 04044 Itikfcll-,W1111.1
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right angles with Grant's line of advent* end,
from the direction of Orange Court 'Meuse,
which indicates that Lee made the latter point
his headquarters.
The forced marsh of a day and night by
Burnside from Mammas, by whica he got Mel
troops to General Grant's support on Thurs
day night, Is said to have even garroted his
brilliant forced marches in Tennessee, by
which he surprised the enemy there. Proba
bly Lee has by this time had occasion to feel
their presence with Grant.
Gen. Webb was killed in the battle of Fri
day.
'rho N. Y. //sadd e r extrithas the following:
FORTH.II Monet, May 0, 8 p. m.—Our
troops under Butler are in possearlon of Pe
, tersburg.
The Washington Iteptitlican extra says :
Greet burled has entire army , against the
rebel army on Friday. Lee was driven three
i miles, leaving three thousand killed and
wounded la our'hands.
us far es heard from. The New York Trams.'
has &Jotter from the army dated Thursday "
night.saying that early Thursdayroarning the'
march was resumed In the direction of Todd's
Tavern, which point was reached before now,'
and the trooua placed in line of battle. At 2
huGL F tre r pa o : m itl I I'n
the ltm. feu : I : io n : I n eot e rf u e l ah a te' theaGenera l
la e
w a . G rantl
s gi r i l'ko i n
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p. m. Gen. Wilson, commanding 4liilpatrick's l
former cavalry division, made his whereabouts
known by a brisk cannonading aeveral miles
eonth of the Tavern, and in the :Vicinity of
Shady Grove Church, where for three quar
ters of an hour Do was sharply engag
ed with a large body of rebel caviar?,
and a considerable force of infantry, bjerhola
he was suddenly forced back upon the Scoond
corps. Had not tbo mancerivors of the Oven •
leg prevented, night would Dave. found Geo.,
Restock's command at Shady Grove Church
connecting with Gen. Warren, on his eight.
By this Movement on would have occupied
the pike running in a north-western dircatiob
from Germania Ford, on the Rapidan. • 1
The movedsents of Lte Won reViZatit his
real design. Gonefel Warren Vat atoned do
attack him at ones, which he did about eleven
o'clock A. X. A deterraineCtfight of one
hour and a 'half ensued in wilier 'Warren drove
him from big position with west loss. Grit..
fle's Csuffer e oition of the sth Corps led the attack
and d severely, 1,000 eyeing killed,
wounded and missing. Finding Ili effort to
break our centre futile, the enemy next at.
tempted to interpose an overwhelming force
between Warren and Hancock, the latter
of whom, in accordance with orders, was
marching his corps rapidly tone front.
• Fortunately his edvenco, isting of Dir e
nay 's corps, came up jest in time to circum
vent the rebel general, who, at 2:30 p. m.,
commenced a terrible onslaught on the divi
sions of Birney, Gibbons and Getty. The
latter had been temporarily detached to form •
the extreme right of Hancock's command.
The fight raged until Noma time sifter dark;
and restated in the complete repulse of the
seamy at all points,
Our loss does not probably exceed 1,010
men. Scarcely any artillery was brought into,
requisition, the character of the ground ren
dering It useless. The battlefield Is covered'.
with • thick growth of underbrnsh and medium.
clued oak trees, ao is is owing to that fact*
that our locals are comparatively light. The.
capture in prisoners are shout 600. liV hen
ilancoek's Corps retired toward Parke's store,
300 of the Pennsylvania cavalry, tinder Major
Bunton, were sent to relieve the pickets,
several miles below, on the Spottaylvants
Road, who were attacked by a large body of
rebel troopers and driven back to Todd's
Itavern, and in the confosiorra number were
taken prisoners by the rebels..
I The great and perhaps decisive battle will
.be fought to-morrow. All 'are oiathusiistic
over our success t and so speak of the movement.
New Tose,' May 43.—A telegram from New
Orleans, dated Southwest Pass, April 30, says
t h., 1 ,b 7 dup e i c , es from ?diesel, per o:esteem=
Evening gam-, a skirmish has taken place be
tween Grand Bourn and Alexandria. Ender
Gen. Lucas our rear guard engaged-Mie rebels
of Alexandria. Oar forces were under Gen.
Emeroy.
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lily Toss, May B.—The steamer Western
arrived at Annapolis, from Fortran Monroe,
on the 7th inst. She brings n report that on'
the dth inst. the lot and 2d regiments afoot
-.earstbsyr Studer: CehrWest,,exade's dash
abross the Cbtekahonsy river, and two (romps- .
!ACE dismounted and charged into the ramp ,
of the ABCs Virginia, killing thirty men and
capturing thirty horses. The hones were
Immediately mounted by our troops.
On the lth inst. oar forces had landed al
City Point and moved on Petersburg, when
the enemy Immediately set
. fire to the pleats
end abandoned it..
On the morning of the mane date the United
States gunboat Commodore Jones, while on
picket daty in the Jamas river, near Tiarkei
Band, was blown up by a torpedo, one of the
sager shapod. Several of her officers were
killed and come forty wounded. Thg. rebel
Who had charge of the torpedo was shot and
1 two of his companions taken prisoners.
ADDITIONAL PAZTICOL4.SI9 OF Ofl. 01U8T
ILOYMICNTB.
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.Waantscrron May B.—, Sr. it.—The Station
Expiadiran b as the following :We ore glad
to ha able to state that the.rasult of the fight
motn Thursday and Friday la all that the
moat sanguine friends of the Government non
desire. The ammo( day on Saturday exhibit•
wino evidence of the proapnee of the enemy.
Gen. Grant with great promptness took ad-'
vantage of the movement.
It le proper to nay been that in covequenhe
of such a movement, nothing has been heard
directly from General Brant. Ile has mote
I important duties to perform. It is believed
I that Lee is hastening to the works of Rich- I
mond not only to save the remnant of his
army, but to save, if possible, the whole dap-
Ital from falling into our hands.
There is but little doubt but that Leo will
hive to make good time. to prevent such a
disaster to the Davis Dominion.
It is not improper to elate that everything
is progressing bravely.
We ore in possession efinformation:that the
I Rebel authorities at Richmond, geeing:Atm
fate wish awaits the city, have taken mots- I
urea to remove everything of value from •It.
The 10,00 wounded men on the told in•
'chides the wounded of both sides.
The Sat of killed and rounded has not yet
rehohed the city, and probably will not before
to-marrow or neat day, as the time of ovary I
one Is employed in rendering relief to the tin '
fortunate.
Further details are momentarily expected
of the two due' battles, but it it doubtful if
anthin is receied until retreat sea Dorsett
tenn y ina g tea the stru v ggle. It is sufficient that
all the dispauthes from the advancing armies
under Sherman, Hooker, Schofield and Wash
borne, are encouraging en could be asked.
YEOX TOO WAlinicratraxerr.
Wen Darstrucxr- 9 : 30 p. m.—Afoj.
Perk Wo aro yetwlthout
alai dispatches from the Army of the Veto
mac except those referred to this morning
and nothing addifionaillai been roosived b
the Department from any other mune:
is believed that no fighting took place ;cater
day.
A dispatch from 0011. Butler, fast race : iced,
which lett him yesterday, states that de
monstnttion had been made by his. forces on
the railroad betweea Petenburg and Rich
mond, and had succeeded In destroying a
portion of it so as tdibreak the conneetion;
that there had been some severe fighting but
he had succeeded. Re heard from a r °be
deserter that General Bunter was dangerously
wounded; Picket also, and- that Jones and
Jenkins were killed. ,
Nothing hoe been heard from Gen. Sherman.
[Signed.] E. IN. SUMO*.
Sarerary of War.
Wssnindrcar, May ii—lfirloicht.—The gel
eintnefit, up :to 10_ o'clock to-night, hhd not
'received any particuljniof Friday't eogage
wont- This is the report of those who made
'pedal inquiry.
Three thousand, of :our weunded, whose In-
furies are slight, are to be eared for where
they now are, whiloothem are to be *might
to Washington. - •
It. wee loaned ha Alexandria to-daj that
some Wily bad been billeted on the railroad
by Meech'', guerrillas. The train is not yet
in.
From ••f!ortress Monroe:
Possums Mosso°, bto77.—Port:Hord
papers of the Pth. stets that Florida, %ore"
and Smith Caroline are nearly depopulated of
robot troops who here been sent north7.te Jan
Lee's army.
Admiral Dahlgrau bad strived st,;1111ton
neut.
A torpedo ens dheovored in the fit: 'Johns
Rivet on the lid with s dead negro itttaahod
to
egrest female rlet occurred ha Stimuli
on the 17th art:'. The' vitiate% conceded' In •
body, with ums, utd,usesilted the streets In
• Drum/Won; dereaudlng breed or; blood,
ThaY seised toodwhanrist_itanald_baloand.
The_roldiars were celled out, and Andros bold
°eaglet, the thigleedui metroput API% at
The tails' -VOA tubing
damenstratlons
Obasleston, bet , had tMen shelled. entity:Oaf
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SUCCESS TO OUR ARMS
The Very Latest!!
OFFICIAL DISPATCH BFAIPED.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE.
The Rebel Andy Retreating in
the Direction of Spottsylvonia.
OUR FO.RDESfriOr P ußarrT
GENERAL WADSWORTH KILLI3I).
RePet Generals Pegram ttlid Jenkins
Killed—and Grua. Picket and gun.
ter Wounded.
BBAIIIIEGARD , BEY E A TBD BY
GLIEBIL
The
mond Petert
nalir burg oad Cut. and Rich
LEE'S REpoßr.oB OTBAT's BATTLE'.
LONGSTUET BADLY WOUBDEIIt
IVAsettaoroN, Adtiy 9~ The Nona! Rep,
has an extra; that °facial dispatches so
nounee our comifett 'oLGory over Lee, and tha,
the rebel army , le retreating in the di:cation
of Bpottsylvania, and Grant's army pursuing,
General Wadsworth, of Mow York, is
kUlcdl
aloe the rebel Generals Pogrom and Jenkins;
land Generals Picket and punier wounded.
Butler haa whipped BiMuregard, and cut
the Petersburg and Richmond railroad. A
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diepatch, dated Washington, Mn; 9th, 10:
dB A. M., to Gen. Dix, says that we have In- ' 1
telligenee this morn ‘ ing by courier dirsint ‘ from
the army , exists as Batnf diy" Oohing, but no
officiaireports, that the general 1133 U it; may be
Stated as a success to our arms.
The fighting on Friday was thee:loaf des
perate known in modern times. Gen. Wads
worth was killed by s ball in the forehead I
while loading bit men against one of the one-'
my's strongest positions.
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The condition of our army is represented as
admirable.
At last accounts Bannock was pushing for
ward rapidly by the left for Spottily
lranls
Court House, and yesterday heavy bring was
heard at. Acetate Creek from thaadivactiari.
We lost some prisoners.
One regiment of Penneylvanis Reserves
Charged through an *battle of the enemy but
were unable - to get 'back;,,airld most of them
captured.
We have 'taken a large tmmherof prisoners, ,
it is supposed more than we lost.
Artillery was not used on either side in the
first day's '
General Seerman was heard from last night. ,
Ole would attack the rebels to-Aiy.
Wessuarroa, May 9th-111.30 a. m.—To
4r0...1)i-e . : The War Dapsietdtn has just re- 1
ballad, from Oen. Bailer, the official report of
Gen. Lee, of the t.perations of Friday. Ho
saye his loss in killed is not large,
but has many in>nxidid, . and itSell_
tomes sitaated theii ad .
confusion. He grieves to announce that
Longstrect was severely wounded; General
Jenkiii'i killed, and General Pogrom badly I
wounded on Thursday; he thanks a merci
ful God that eiery advance of Gen. Grant has
been repulsed.
The belief here le, that Grant is achieving
a complete victory.
BLLTIMORE, May B.—A dispatch from Fort.
reel Monroe of the Bth says the report of the
capture of Petersburg on fib is lnoorrect.
MR GENERAL DANES' DEPARTMENT
The Rebelsßed in Force Both Rides
River.
TUE GUNBOAT ADMIRAL DISABLED BY SHELLS.
The surrender of allexandries
Demanded by the Rebels,
RETREAT OF STEELE TO LITTLE ROCk
Ills Whole Wagon Train anti Mos
of Ms Artillery Lost. :
OUR LOSS IN KILLED,WOUNDED Asp
PRISONERS ESTIMATED ATIO,OOO.
Came, May B.—The steamer White Cloud, ,
from Red river, reports the rebels in force, en
both irides of the tires with loattories planted'
above and below the Fells. She was Med i
into below the month. The gunboat Admiral
fared worse, being badly - crippled, six of him
area ware killed and wounded. The gunboat
Juliet No. 4, was very lunch disabled and had
to be towed to Natchez. Theshells eppladed
inside riddling the boat completely; eighterm
were killed and many were wounded. The
tralispcit Meteor ..was also badly dairiagid;
she was towed to New Orleans. The enemy
attacce.d Greenville, a small town opposite
Alexandrie, but were drivel:el:mak bythe
boats. Tony have driven in the ;stokes both
I nieces several times. The Federal force•now
at Alexandria la reported - 85,000 strung.
The rebel force is quite heavy, under Kirby
I I Smith, Magruder, 'tailor and others. the
White Cloud reports • -flag of trues with
the demand for the surrender of 'Alexandria'
hate day the boat left that place, with hat
1 means is not known. TIM 'Warner Gen w eral
Grant, arrived from Memptils,tiports having
teamed at Pine Bluff that; - Steele. with , his
whole force had arrived at Little Beet still
folicered by the_ enemy, haying:Jest all , his
wagon transportationthugreater part of
hie artillery, Nutter of an attack on Little
Rock is entertained, It being strongly, fortir
lied. The wounded men are_being brought to
' Pine Bluff, which is also fortilled,andPonsld -
I amid defensible against ittaisk.
The body of Capt. Bradford, of the
di
Tennessee Cavalry, who was musacred at
Fort. Pillow, has been found, - The come bola
the evidence of violence,
The alarm which existed indifferent points
along the river a few days . since, has gener
ally Subsided.
The steamer Belle of St. Louis, from Mem
plas;arrived with one day's later dates. She
has two hundred and sixty-four bales of cot-
ton for St. Louis. Theist lowa cavalry, from
I Little Rook, on tho sth, on loud, garotte for
home on furlotigh, confirm former accounts of
Steele'a loss alas triune end artillery. Oak
lose in killed, wounded and yrhtnneni bast!.
mated at.twe'llonsand. 'The miter portions
of the 30th Irma, 77th Ohio, and 33d . Illintffie
woe takenprisonert. LtJ. Colonel Drekti,.or
the 37th lowe,wss severely
. wounded. ,
rad •
A GUERRILLA , RAID INTO KENTUCKY,
Retreai of tlmilebas from Dalton
Thi:me; aytde a, ral'-Into Clitoral! county, Ittiwiill;.l;23rsatod4rorio,:t ra t t to 11 . 11n c i f . i t ) . ; , - .
'Ky., on t1i04114.,...1tibb0d thei-stoineld gloms SVitod liver. iltoforrod to tboOomatittie
kenos from the citizens. , ....,...„; . On motion - f 111:.son th e Sonata, at
12:30 o'olaok, Mine:wave simian: and
tin sti th Mitil 4:31 Onilia
opening_
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CongTeseloint.
BrjrAm—lho President pro tom plTiOnted
W.44IIIFICITON, May 7, is e 4.
, . . . tbermagnation colter . Buoy Sutherland,
• . ' ' ' - Chaplain. i 1
Lovisvfm , a, Nay ii.4A lived of, g ° at :„. Mr • ilidniniy intiodnoed a bill making an
under the COIIIMUId of Odplaine. Walls* and additional grant of land to aid to construct
a v large amount of goods and !iitille Mani cdanbllo Lan . s. .
ilithelitoppoiltion 'ind' 'ire edicigitifOcuu he teOninl of is %Wm. Okinstr guatiali rit
ishidi at linzsgAdAltonsti;z;'2:. ,1r.,..a..,i ,9 14,1,11 , 44. 211..1_81_,..11041.171:!Ili.4.
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USN. MERMAN OUTFLANKS IRE
ENEMY AT BUZZARD'S ROOST.
FROM CEN; STEELE.
RESULTS OF HIS EXPEDITION•
More of the Fruits of the " Scattei ,
`ation Policy."
Sr.LOrte, May 3.—Tho Democrat this morn
tug publishes the following:. The expedition
of Gen. Steele toward Shreveport bee ende
d
with bfe return under rather excißog einem.
Stamens; to Little Rock. A gentleman con
versant with the facts arrived here and eom
mush:atm a stab:mean t to the following purport:
Geri. Steele left Little Rock with,some twelve
thousand infantry and three thousand caval
ry, the latter under General Carr.
Arkadelphia was occupied without difficul
ty, and our forces moved forward to Camden.
Between Arkadelphia and Camden a enbeist•
anew train of ono buodred and eighty wagons
was captured by the enemy, together with an
escort of four hundred and eighty mon, who
suddenly found themselves in the hands of a
superior force, and made but limbs resistance,
At Camden Steele soon found the rebels
about eight thousand strong, with cavalry in
disrear. Two hundred and forty wagons.,
patched from Camden towards l'ino Bluff
for etores, with an escort of sixteen hundred
mesh were captured by the enemy.
Tho steamer Alamo, with twenty tons am- 1
monition for Steels and his army, was sunk
40 milers below Little Rock, by coming in
C had
th another steamer. The pilot
who. bad chugs cf the boat woo put under
attar on suspicion of treachery, but ho was
subsconently retested.
Gen, Steele found no cores on which to sub-1
sist his troops,usd had to reduce their allow •
aDellt Cpratten,rattiona, as Ids movement was
sebum] operative with the male one of Gen.
Banks, which had tailed. Tbcfc remained no
r outes but to return to Little' Rock. Price
undertook to retard heroin at Camden, while'
Marmaduke with a Atn•ng force sot off for
Little Rock. Steele town, or the safety of the
Arkansas capitalrib ire Union population
and millions of dollars worth of federal
store', and for the rescue of his army he
broke through Price's lines, and sot out to get
Lotar,4o Reek in time to save rt from Alums.
duce. lie also was making every exertion to
reach end bag the proposed ,game at Sabine
Fart, where it became ne cessary to give
Price battle, which was handsomely done.
The rebels were well mounted end in One
condition, sari the fight wee protracted and
bloody, lasting three or fent hours, and re.
slang in the reptiles of the enemy, leaving
Gera.fiteele froo to resume his exciting racy
wits Elarmaduke. The latter approached
Mtge Roek, thrcwing ehelld into the city on
thoinfterneon of the lot. Shortly afterward
Conier's cavalry came op and joining the
troops at the Post compelled klarmatinke to
rellectulehlds undertaking. Ile made little
realstituce as the main body of Steele's army
arni,rapfdly arriving.
Th. Legislature was in session end probe
titgiMi use of its members, l if caught, would
hay, been spared by the exosperated foe.
During the entire march from Camden our
Creep were constantly skirmishing with the
oniony, who hung upon their rear and flanks, ,
strettneutty endeavoring to impede their pro- INN:M.I.INT TO WOUNDED SOLDINGS.—At last
greats. There were no ambulances for the I the bounty of $lOO to all eoldiers discharged
woulicled, and they had to be left in the hands by reason of wounds received in battle, is
of 1: 4 /Idents on the road. The rebels captured b e i ng paid. Call with discharge "on T.
an cart of sixteen hundred men, composed I Walter Day, who is a regularly licensed agent
Of the 36th lowa, 43th Ind. and 77th Ohio— for soldier.' claims, office No. 103 Fifth
only forty-Ore siesta:Sing in clumping. I street, and whose card will be found in
GUY informant represents Steele's cavalry our morning and evening editions. The col
deplerably deficient la heroes, our men being lection of these bounties Is not by the slow
process, but the money is collected by Mr.
compelled to rue unbroken" melee in many in.
itanere, or to try to ore 'them for cavalry', ):).7 upon presenting the applicant's claim.
huge.. I If you desire your money in from seven to
, Price's forces aro r iii lingering in the , ism days, you can petit by applying as above.
ricigLy, and ere stripping ofi the desolated!
country anew.
From VE maiLligton
So•ocol Dl.ltatcli to tto,loorgh Onzettn.
WASSINCToS, May
I=l
T a nomination of Brigadier General 8.. S.
/*a-for Slider 41eneralwas sent to the 800-
Eta. Ile was at once confirmed, and has al.,
ready left the city to assume command of the
forces wont of the Mississippi. It is undor
stood that he relieves General Banks. Messrs.,
Delano Smith and Kriel. F. Terry to be Di
4et las Commissionors for tho State oft
Ferintylvanla ; Captain it. U. Ludington of
the First United States• . Infantry, to be In
orator General with the rank of Major;.
Charles R. Wells to be 3'..,5t Master of Mil
whnkte ; U. Crawford to ha Collector of In
trinial, Revenue for the District of Oregon ;
Abaft= Barlett of Kansas, to ho Agent for
the Indians at Klekapeo Agency; First Lieu
tenant John B. Campbell of the Ist Kentucky
Civelry to be Assistant Qoartermeater ; Cols.
&Ottani. Rocker, Robert Allen, John W.
Zia*, and Liouteuont,Colonoi Rufus In
galls to bo Brigodlor Generals.
, THE TREASURY ISSESTIGATION.
who Treasury investigation is believed by
members ofithe Committee to have resulted
It
tha triumphant vindication of Clark, the
So
-1104 ........OUS O. the Printing Bureau, against
what envenonted charges of fraud have been
erefeSred. Even the charges of Immoralities
begin to look as if they could not be proved.
A largo number of Pounded will be bore
10-night.
WASHINOTOrt, May 7,—The Ordnance Do. ,
partioent has contracted for the delivery of' .
.60,11 1 18 seta of infantry accoutrements. Those
to be dolivered at Now York aro eo cost $4,60
and 8.5, and those at St. Louts 85 ; 50 per set.
- filpee permission was given to soldiers in
the'reptl ex service who bar o ro- enlisted to re.
lect may State to which they may choose to
bfs credited ae Dart of its quota. and to models I
Its bottrty, largo numbers hove boon secured,
here by agents Isom New England cities and
to
ea. Boston has obtained over 10,000 meri.
l rs
Gar • numbers of nogroos have s.lao boon en.
lie dby rceroiting agents.
saulatrrou, May I.—A recently passed
law Makes provision for the permanent set
dement of the radians of Utah in the Vinta
Valley In that Territory. It appropriates
$30;000 for agricultural implements, to an
ahlo them to become self-sustaining.
Ike President has to-day appointed Briga
dier General Edward, it. 8. Canby Major'
General of Volootecre, and ordered him to
take command of all the troops west of the ,
kiimedisippi River.
•
Nd Infbrocation has been received in rola.'
tattoo. tea reported capture of Decatur, Ala.,
VIGO-robe' forces, and murder of the Omni
'sok. ''lt,is believed to Ibe a canard.
A 'epOlal to the Post, dated Washington,
May Ith, says: Tho reported defeat of Gan.
Ilanke-foree to not credited hero.
It its stated that the court of the House
obit that Mr. Loan, of Missouri, WILL be do
olar entitled to Ms seat.
..Reports. from Dalton, Ga., state that only
11%000 rebels are there, and that Johnston It
?Igo:0114 Lee. : .
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Occupation of City Point.
Bow Yozw, May B.—There is a splendid
obanoe :for exultation hero, end we are de
voistlt thankful that Olt! Point has become
coon *Mout a atzuggle. The Union forces
are seetdely plantod in a splendidly advau- i
tageotni position, within 15 miles of the rebel'
fa ll t
he le now 3 o'clock and before night
fall the eater part of the - immense army
will bp- disembarked. Our line will stretch
acrosif Bd. narrow stilt, of land, the loft rest
in upon James river', and then passing over
the g
little river Appoinattax, the prolongation
tif thci line will reach to the' James again,
holding' that almost Insular position called the
(kakis ip of Bermuda Harland, entrenched
hare, ith both flanks of the ermy proteotod
byg boas. We can bid defiance to Ice's
°cholla if Grant's sharp pressing will drive'
Ahem 'down upon us. The position is con
!Banta admirable for threatening Ilichmond.
Ate, yis now between two fire., and
. shoild our cavalry Tali' seriously impair his
'contdolnications Booth, starvation will be ad
. 'dod to his Woubles. • •
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CITY AND SUBURBAN
Atlas lir. Walker
Our readers will no doubt recollect the ep.
peamnce bore, some months eine., of Mies
Dr. Mary T. Walker, a lady who had spent
much of her time in ministering to the wants
of our soldier. In the hospitals at Washington,
and who was then on her way west. The
only peculiarity about the lady was her style
of dress, which might be called "military
Bloomer." She was captured recently in the
vicinity of Tunnel Rill, and is now aprisoner
in Richmond, where she has caused some sen
satun. The Richmond Es-arannn- Bays other:
"Mien Dr. Mary B. Walker, the Yankee
surgeoness at Castle Thunder, does not like
her quarters at all. She wants to go home.
Sho done not like the fare—lt is not whole
some. She does not like the officers—they
are too rebellions. She does like the negroes
—oh, the dear, black creatures I She .ponds
her confinement, not in rending medical works
no saw-bones and the treatment of camp-itch,
bet devouring all the novel noneenee and
trash she can get hold of with a negro abeam.
ter in them. liar costume in the castle is the
same in which she was received, and she will
not aabstitute it for one more becoming her
sex. No, she will not; eke would die first.
This dress may be ' Bloomer,' orit may be
the latest miacogonation style. Some el this
, I ter j. ie p la h ld . a;i n d n e g in up the castle,st a l4, annod
though
eufgeh
mthe length of her stay were uncertain."
Patriotism of the Ladles
As an evidence of the intense feeling of
sympathy excited for oar suffering soldiers at
the anniversary meeting of the Christian
Commission, on Sunday evening, we may state
that when the money which had been collect
ed from the assemblage was being counted, it
was discovered that no less than three fine
I gold ringehad ham contributed. It was not
knowno.of course, who the fair contributors
were, lint:the rings bear ample testimony to
the patriotism and humanity of the owners.
These jewels attest not only the willingness
of, the hands which they adorned, but they
speak of noble and generous hearts, and re
fleet theta brighter gems of love and charity.
The Treasurer of the Christian Commission,
in view of the interest which attaches to these
rings, and for the purpose of re. doing as
large a rum as possible fur the fund, will dis
pose of them at auction among the members,
to the highest bidders. The competition
will no doubt be rpirited, and a sum mach
greater than the intrinsic value of the rings
wilt be obtained.
Leader OX A STEAXBOAT.—Dennis Wright,
a mulatto boy, aged thirteen years, was be
ton Mayor Lowry this morning on a charge
of stealing a email EOM of money from a dock
hand on board the steamer Lake Erie. Den
nis is from Maryland, and was formerly a
sierra He ran away from his master soma
months since, and walked a distance of one
hundred miles to Brownsville, Pa. After his
• arrival in this city ho was engaged on the
Lake Erie, until Saturday. when he commit
, ted the larceny for which he was arrested.
lie bears upon his person macho of a severe
I dogging which he received before leaving his
former master. The Mayor committed him
to the House of Refuge.
Ax Awrgt 6urx or Tangna.—Mr. Boggs,
formerly n member of the Legialature from
Pendleton county:West Virginia, represents
that o terrible enmity exists in his section be
tween the Union mon and rebels sincethe cold
blooded murder of Captain Harper and his
brother. He says there is no such a feeling
as humanity longs existing in the minds of
the people. Several rebels, supposed to hare
I boon engaged in the murder of the Harpers,
have been captured and killed. Both sides
have ceased taking prisoners.
Tee Woes Goss BEI.VLLT os.—Additional
,• subscription s were received this morning, by
1 Mr. Alines, Treasurer of the Christian Com
' mission, amounting to over $3,000. This will
swell the aggregate of the anniversary dona
tions to nearly $25,000, and it is expected that
the subscriptions will reach over 00,000. And
i all this, we may add, the result of a single
1 meeting
Da. MorrrrT, Dentist, No. 162 Fourth atreret,
between Smitbfield and Grath
No inducements held out, - by offering low
prices ; but an equitable fee will be charged'
in every case, for the best moteriala will be
used, and 101 l tbe time and skill no:can - try to
inmere pet-moment results, stall bo applied.
MONTH LIES AND WZIELIES.-Mr. I. P. Runt,
Maronio Rail, Fifth street, and J. T: Semple,
od Federal street, Allegheny, have reeelved
Bailout Monthly and Frank Leslie's Ten
Cent Monthly for June ; also the Waverly
Magazine Magaline, The American Union,
and the Flag of Oar Unita, for Saturday,
May 21.
DALLOC'S MLOAEISS .an FvaxLESLIE'S
TES Coax MOSTIILT.—The June number of
both thole popular monthlies may be hod at
Henry Miner e, next door to the Postotho.,
and at Mr. W. A. Ciildonforiney's, 45 Fifth
street, near Wood.
OUT ALlZADT.—“llarpor's Atagazino" for
Juno, containing the first fear chapters of
Charles Dickens' new story, "Our Mutual
Friend," for sale at Franz Case's Nears De
pot, Chronicle Balding. Fifth street.
Mr.. J. W. Pittoek, Fifth street, opposite
tho Poste(Dee, bas received Bsliou's Maga
zine, and Frank Loslip'. Ten Cant Monthly
for June. They are both well known illus
trated monthlies.
Taurus.—Ettio Henderson appears this
evening at the Theatre, after an absence of
some months, and will dcnbtless meet wits a
warm reception. An excellent bill is Oared
for to-night.
TUB Monet Mar—Showing the hold opera
done in Virginia end the South•Weat. Price
26 cents, at Prank Case. News Depot, Chron
fele Building, Pitch street.
Coorraartyra—The publio are cautioned to
refuse all 4.ve dollar bills on the Eastern Bank
of Bangor, Maine, as there are many well
executed counterfeits in circulation.
The Late Bald at Piedmont.
IVosuctorow, Mel 7.—Dispatolies to the
Now York and other papers about the late
raid at Piedmont, Western Va. are greatly
exaggerated. The whole amount of damage
done to the property of the Baltimore d. Ohio
Railroad will not exceed $5,000. No persona
were disturbed and there was no appearance
of marauders at any other point. All the
trains are working regularly and tho road to
strongly guarded by troops under General
Nally.
Rebels Driven from West Virginia.
CISCUINATI, May 9.—The Gazette has a sp.-
olal despatch from West Virginia announcing
the arrival of Gen. Crooke command at Prince
ton. This le a portion of Gen. AverliPsoom
mond, sent out to cut the Virginia East
Teti:memo Baflroed communication. On the
o pprosmb of oar troops the enemy rotroated,
leaving their camps in oar posression.
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WANTED —lloos-Brsoußa, to do gee=
oral work. or work on fine 'Blank Books. A
Damn.r of our beet oorkinon, Woreng to the "Na.
rimal auard," have goal Into tho rerr'co for 100
data and wo want both forwarder, and Finisher,
to take thole Oren. Gornootent mon wl5l bo paid
Oa Malone wag., and may srouro permanent dm.
Ilona on preonal
blOttara 5
WILSTACIIf
rt DAIDWFF.
ti Wort Fourth Cincinnati.
WA $6O A ISIDNTEL—
I want Meats at ido aro-oath, esyenseensid.
to sell my EVBRIABTING BENCILS,OBIENTAL
BIiBIZEnB, and tnirtosit other MN, useful and en
flow articles. fifteen circular* sent rasa.
Address, JOELIf •B. LOISD, Biddeford, Bathe.
aykldasodawT
W4!LNTED.
63,000 Lawrence Corutty Bonds.
WArno,
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,'PITTSIIIIELWEL THEATIOi.
ESEME
Rood night of the poWar .treis, =TIE ass.
DEFISUN.
THIS ITICHIFO, •
win bo presented, the besizeral demestic lAA
Qrszos entitled,
KATHLYMN 31 &VOTIHNEZI9.
Kathleen.---..Ettle Henderson.
squire O'Grady_..... - - ..... -..G.. B. Home*.
7"eii ' i r i . r
0 Lowedsy.
- 0 Wilkinern,
8iddy.............__..._.._.._.........Li11ie !Amite.
To osnelods set. h
THE 11.01:0I1 DIABIOND.
Margery Este Es nor.
Cousin Joe Wilkinson.
Io soltenreol, "The Marlon end "Leta,
the Wont bloke,
U.SA_NITARY FAIR LECTURES.
Tbo Pint Itegolar Lecture for the bowellt of CM
Unitary Year Food .111 bo delivered, by moat, by
FELIX R. BRU NOT,
AT coNcirawr
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 10TH
BabJoCt-013E SOLDISBS.
Toon open at 7 o'clock ; Lecture ommence at S.
Tickets, 60 cenn—to be had at than , * pieces in
the city, and in d Ileaheny at Schwerts's and Sally's
Drug ntoree, at Mrs. Cochrane'. Book Store, and at
the door.
WM. 11. 'KU:MAID,
/SAMUEL S. 1,0174,
THOS Cm. o IId.SEWSLL.
n•Lccenres,
P Lairros. Al US it,. :tic.
REMOVAL.
We take pleasure in bilbrosicg We public that w.
w occupy the largo and commodious house
110. 12 BISSELL'S BLOCK,
When. we have but received from the mrufscturer
of WM. B. BRADBURY andSOLIOU •CHISIL CO.,
a new lot of ACT ElllgAt PI/L.l'oB. • Also, • complete
essortount orb/UV:VS celebrated Elarmonlums, AU
loch oe and Alrulcal goods generaty.
The umerlorft 7 of the El OADdllftlr PIANO to Al
ready established. In the butory Of Nemo 00 eel,
lustnfment b. gaine I Co rep!dy In y4fularit)
or received so many premiums wlthin the apses of
two years ea the p.o . .sle, Poll iron frame,
..verftrung hen end Trench grattd aett.n ?tine
rte, rearorferturrd h 7 WM BILLOW:MT, and
Whom... A IV. Plants having been ro long and
notably known la thu and otuer comatTfee, nee ,
ao further comment. All guarsatiod for Ave year.
WAN-ELME et BARR,
Bole Agents Jr Pittsburgh sad Wont.= Ps.,
No. 12 52. OUSEL Block.
Good &mend Hand Plana for Dent Turing and
repaint: done promptly. &PESO
pIA_N OS I
CABINET ORGANS
NEW Urn AT OLD Tutees&
N. SIEDLE, No. IS3 Starininzwe ST
Pianos and Musical Instruments
Seeps constontly an hand Zino oosartutemt of
trim rum* viol:ass, Gomm, Aotinan.
0 NB, STRINGS, so., which b. grill sea for low
!WC..
MUSICIANS' OMNIBUS, No. '2, con
twining
450 PIECES OP MUSIC,
Coneistiod of Ito Doetta for two taus, two ' , WHIM
de.; 21 , Scotch Mrs, 200 Irish din, Quadmils with
the calls ond figures, Policies, Schottleches.Nialtsee,
Bolan:en., Elsoches, Hornpipe., Sons, do., for the
Violin, note, Chrucet, Pito, Cannot, flageolet. de.
By Elins Bowe. Prim, IL Malted, free ef rnstayw,
on rocelpt of price, by
my 7 LIELAILLOTTE tiLI747Z, 48 Fifth WOO.
DECKERS PIANOS,
WITII NEW PANEI.I7 LLION TRAMS.
Acknonledged by all tbo beat musicians to be sayselor
to et/ ether soreettioats, without mesons. ,
TL'EAT 6: uot abet
Vlb' meat celebrated Idelodocus and
harmoniums ore only for sale by
1101.71i1.6.107, 110EICE di CO.,
._•• No. f 3 ThSSD street.
---
Ezenasos Da. or Prrrensnon, Blay 3, Mt.
T ' BOARD OF DiRECTORS OF
THIS DANE hare deolaYed • Dividend of ifTVE
PER CENT. ont of the earnine of the last six
CClOnthe, payable on or after the lath battens. 111
United Slates Incite T. will be paid by the Bank.
ntykttweewlT 11. Id IdUERAY. Ceehler.
Hoax or rifler - Man, 11.3 ,
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS'
Of THIS BANE tame this day declared • Die
, idend of TOUR PER =Rt. on Re Capital Btoak.
out of the profits of the last ex month, free of Na
tional and State Tar" •htch out be pm to btock.-
holders or their leg* represeratativin on or after the
trth Instant.
myrArrdaltrrir
— hos Orm Duo, Pittsburg , Cloy a, loos.
rrlIE DIRECTORS OF TILLS BANE
tmr. MN day dotard o plcidtul or JIV
P all CENT. on Mu Capitol Stool, ant of the profits
of the last sin mouth., psyabla to Stockholders ot
their legal reprmenbolisec, het of Closcrumoot Tax,
omarttiolSth inatanL
ms4,lo.daltsa J. ICIAGOTTIN, Coehint.
ALLIMILMIT BANK, Key X, Itte4.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
L OP THIS BANK have Ibis day declared a Dla
Wood of FIVE PES CENT. oat of the profit. of dm
hest six menthe, (bee of Government Tax,) payable
to the Steckholders on and after the 13th ins t.
mytad 000IP, lbeshler.
Muumuus' Banc., Pitsburgh, May 3,11134.
H
TE D
th lß is OTOE
day DF TH
DlvideiEß BANK
Lem, decla S•
nd ld of FITE
PER. CENT. oat of the protts of the lust Ida Months,
payable to Ptockholdars ou m atm the 13th loot.,
rose of G.TOCITCII.t. Tax • •
I • my4:lot 000. P. httoollltV 7, ambler.
errll.lo . BA.I, IlLt•UOspk, ev b,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANE
.1_ have tots day &cll.:rod ti I:Nelda:4ot FIVE PIM
OSIST. on tt• Capital tlhook, free of 2 . 14., payable to
Stool, holch•rs or their legpirepresentattm orter after
the tatb instant.
oty4:ti GEO. T. TAN DORY*, Cashier.
UT...COOT IRO OiLLOOoLor %A." ,OTWIT.
A I lesheag,ooy, Day rd, lett. J
T HE
PRIMIDENT AND DIRK.CTOtt:
.1 time this day detlagel • Dleohnd of DOtlt
era UNIT. out cf tho earnings of - th. tut sts
mouth., vs, able to Use Otooknoldsts or thatr leo
represeotativea. on nod at{, the lath Inst.
mkt/ J. 0 1110711Ell*Utt.: Tsestntnr•
•
- 41cacnorts • as 41.16crs6cruncs , ' BANK,
Pittahncob. !Say 8, 1464.
rfiRR BOARD OF DIRECTORS k
..L TEM DANE hove thlc day declared 6 111,1841,4
of POUR P5ll 0148 T. pith, Capital . Stock, out o ,
theprata of theta , she Months, poistle OD or after
On 13th lost. t Prc4 of 611 Taxes:
loc4:10t 301114 EMIT, Cukler.
P2T115010311, May 184.
;rat inaraus rEalanANor , 00/ 1 /PLNY
thlsd ay declared 'Matta of TWO-AND-A-HALF
DOLLARS PER SHARE, free of Tau.. Malt. to
Stockholder, 011 0r alter the 10th but:
tartate • GOltuOti, Secretary
-
DIVIDEND.
F
'SST NATIONAL BANK OF
1.: ELTTEIBUDGO..4I. Dividend of rt 75 psi
atm (Triternal , llo paid.) has thts day been de.
&avert from the protitiotthe last els months, Pala
bit to tineelebolders or Iheir legal agents. Boot•
wUI
Do open from the 16th trealst lust. ter an increase ol
hPuti .barn to the tapitiii Stock. grixtboldem can
avail themselves ottheir, privilege by eobscribinge
to
eontorogly with en lot to provide a National Ceirn
coney, approved at Wasbington. L. 0 „ Feb. 25 { D,
701 IN D. 601;ILLY, Guider.
my eprel
•
TrAMTS
An LegM 13raine4 vtall94 attelwied 4 c 4
Mee, O. IGO Icantra ISTILFcr, hear Craig,
Pittabargh. se,yozix.
Ma ASTER teptiZUM'S
W. W. WILLWO3IC CO
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A lICTION HALE OF OONDESEN
norm. •
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Office of ahle(Qoarteameaster,
Waehington,le. U. dprilasth„l 3 d l i ,
Will be sold at nubile auction, to the idithest! 11. •
der, at the times and p 1.., earned Wow, vie i •
hemp:cf., Penns, Thursday, Hey 6th; „'$•L
Gett)shurie, venue, blonds!. Kay 9th; ..,
Altoona, Penne, thus lay, May Mb; •,
gnarls, Penns, Thntedsy, 115719th; -
Mowing, Penne, Thareday, Kay de,th; .&; ••
lubsnon, Penns, Thursday. Jove :11;
borghumterland, Prous t Thursday, , • •
accents., Penns. 'Mandel, June loin:
Willlessrport, Penne, Thus easy, June te; • -
Dee hundr,d (100) horses as Getryabarg, an(l3lliP „-
hundred and Ploy (no) et each of the other plate*.
These home have been modem:coed as otA net,
The ca valry service of the Vetted Mates Army.,• - ;
for ro dd and Um purees many good bigtaluil
may be bad.-711
Horses will be Bold d. - -
Pelee begin at 10 a., and contlsose dant ttn4alla
gold.
Terreat OMIH, Tinned Mater Terig.‘' llTTaltall
only. • JellE5 A. /11,./X,
'feat, 001. and O. Q. lL Canary BiseMi.
aptlerlje2o
TTNIThD STATESIALLITARY
V ROADS.
tor= op AssietllToolo ol2l
Wathiton,
httIfITION—WI3I be sold on Waineetay,
depot Day, at the Weald Depot In AMlAttaftki
Vlrginfie .
KO to= of Old Railroad Iron:
laD tom of Old Oar Ater
5D tow of a.dd emai l trusg • •••
DA tons of Weonght neon
3 tont of Old Dow mut Copper; • - •
520 00 Rands,
Tonne: 0.11 In (ktreinmoot node ,
cent to be pad at the Woe at pedekldAttn o
do &livery.
The propeety must bteemovedetaot dmltkin ten/ froM
sole. • p yto2o andool3/1,50
VALUABLE ETUCKif AT A 0' 0
v —On VILIDAIf ZVEIIBO, Dor 1 0 1 1 :*
o'clock, sill be .old. at tke cloduncrclal
No. 04 Stith street: _ • -
25 slum Dramas Bunk IDOort
do Allegheny-Dm& Block •
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1: Ritlattito=24lll%42l-.'.;,;
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20 do Allegiuni..oallelf Dallnonditoe.
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earned Switch; belonglei to the Corepter.
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