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Watts we rejoice, as, day after day, the
record of the victorious progrom of Ceramics
grows in brightness and glory—yet it is fit
that we should rejoice as with trembling.
Never did men fight more bravely, more des
perately, than. did 'these rebels daring the
:yeah of battles, the last and flarceit day of
which eloorCi with the gigantic conflict of
Thursday. Fearful, Indeed, have been the
havoc . and destruction—heart-rending the
'restocks of the thick-strewn fields, where the
silence of the dead and the agonising cries of
the wounded alike impressively witness of
the horrors of war. Let us trust that the ter
rible work is spmaching the end. Even the
rapid culmination of the war, In these unpre
cedented battles which have been raging for
eight days, itself promises the end cannot befar
distant. Lea's army cannot now be subsisted
north of the North Anna river, Sheridan having
destroyed ten or 'fifteen miles of the railroad
on which Its supplies were brought op from
Richmond. But suppose Lee can secure his
retreat without further loss to the south bank
et' that river, it may well de doubted whether
he OSA find means to transport supplies even
to that paint, dance Sheridan destroyed the
Frederiekibing line of railroad four days have
elapsed, during which he may have been ren
dering the Virginia Central equally unser
vieeakie to Lee. In fine, what with the news
from Stank and DITTLICIS and Czoons, and last,
but not least, from Sentess, it Would seem
that the day Cr doom for the "Southern Con
federaiy" must be near at hand.
The Mayor of Fredericksburg.
" Occasional'.' writes to the Philadelptfts
. The Mayor of Fredericksburg, whine ea
rear front the Arst, has bean one of alternate
obsequotdsneie and perfidy, and who has been
tolerated - and even protected by our govern
taint, wag doubtless the instigator of the
ernitehes who fired upon these wounded bored.
isithei raped through the, town• He him
shoos crowned his shameless record by aiding
is the eaptureof three trondred more of oar
mutliated' and bleeding sensors, who were
alai on theirway to the hosphall,and remand
ing them to living death to rebel dungeons•
Happily for the cause of humanity, he fs him
self .again in the hands of oar army. What
punishment can be Inflicted according to the
laws of war, on such a fiend, It L for General
Grant to decide ; but it cannot be too severe.
He could not have a more appropriate name
than Slaughter."
Presentation by Lientenant-General
Grant to Brigadier—General HaW
line.
Just before Gomm( Goes? left Washington
to enter upon his csmpaigu, he , presented the
. sash he wore In all his battles in the West to
__lhienhief-of staff, Brig. Gen. Ravens. The
. . ,
following immliption was made upon it.with
• pen by General Grant:
"This sash, worn by mo through all my
battles sad am signs, from and Including
the battle of Belmont to and Including the
Surrander of Vicksburg, Joky 4th, 1863, 12
' presented to Brig.-Gen. Jcpx A. Itawmin,
my oblef-of-etalf,ixt evidence of my appreci
- sties of him u sizr officer and friend.
" 11. S. kburt.lient. Gen. U.S. A."
Nay littroz Ourcasan—Senormses Cox
imams AT Larr.—A Washington dispatch
4, Thursday lays:
• "An exalted contest over the nomination
of Oci.Schothild iu Major General, In Brea
"the "eislon. to-day, failed to provang bL
eenthination—tansnty-flvo yeas to nine nays.
Ana. Wright and Humphrey' were also con
trettld as gaJoz-Orftergi.
.1011desit, it is said, did not slaughter the
- ilium" tromps at the battle . oflfialins river,
*abound the wosmds of roan,. and scut a
Saga two to am, Sttels, asking for an es
ifinnist 'diuretics, The 'reason assigned is
last Antal Qua, filsoices campaign the ne-
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frosiestsajidstal U& 12, to- G. TL stout,
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woo, ItsTiottsly noised, /.1,200. Total,
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Mainitius Telegraph Oompsny, on
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pcd Asa him:lda:if and forty words, the
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At two mob nibs tho 36th of April
THE DAILY PITTSBURGH
TELEGB
GLORIOESNEWS FROM THE FRONT'.
Thursday's Battle,
GEN. LEE DRIVEN POUR MILES.
The Battle Decisive and Brilliant,
SHERIDAN AND SIGEL SUCCESSFUL
Reinforcements for Grant
REB LS IN YELL RETREAT TO NORTH ANNA
Fresh Troops In Hot Pursuit.
LEE'S RETREAT BECOMING A ROUT
T nousanda orPriaonera Being Captured
Wssnisaros, May 13.—The best which
left Belle Plain at ton o'clock this morning, is
in. Passengers bring the intelligence of the
result of yesterday's battle. It lasted all
day, and Lee was finally driven out of his en
trenchments, to the Po river, a distance of 4
miles. During last night the greater - part of
his driving army crossed that stream. The
glorious victory of this morning was thus ren
dered decisive and brilliant by the result at
evening.
Additional advises from Gen. Sheridan,
show that his has boon &great success- Both
the Frederiokeburg and Richmond and Vir
ginia Central Railroads have been destroyed
for miles.
Sigel'a cavalry, In moving down the valley
of Virginia, have tapped the Virginia Central
Railroad, near Charlotterville.
The Secretary of War, in Ms dispatch yes
terday, stated that the Government was spare
lag no pains to support Grant. Tho energy
displayed to this end Is truly commendable.
Since the battles in the Wilderness, and mere
particularly since the army has been engaged
in the vicinity of Spotsylvaniazre-enforce
abuts have been rapidly lent forward.
Twelve thousand men left thb city on Thurs
day, and it is stated that Sigel re-enforced
the Anny_of the Potomac, with fifteen thousand
men. There is every probability that the
boos in the late battles have been greatly
exagerated, and that the re-enforcements are
twenty. lire thousand or more. The men re
ferred to above very nearly make up the
actual losses, so that Meade's drmy may be
quite as strong in morale numerically as it
was when he set oat upon the campaign.
Wansirravow, May 13, 10 P. M.—A Maar
special says : A dispatah just received from
our correspondent at the front, dated Head
quarters, ej4 last • night, says that the rebels
are in full retreat to the North-Anna river,
with fresh troops In hot meat.
Lee's retreat Is becoming a rout, and thou
sands of prboners are being captured. The
streams in his rear are very much swollen by
recent rains.
6upplies and reaching the Rapidan.
Our wounded are coming in very fast and
are being sent to Washington, many of them
without stopping at Fredericksburg.
The rebel cavalry was routed by two com
panies of the 12d N. T. cavalry and two ClDlD
pastel of the 3d New Jersey, last night, our
Fredericksburg. Some of our men an Mill
ing. The rebels made no attack on Fredericks
burg, evidently being after *Retrains, and all
their movements seem for that object. We
have as yet lost nothing in any way of our
wages., except fur ambulances captured on
the field.
Oar loam in killed, wounded and miming .
are estimated at 45,000, many of whom are
absent without sufficient reason, and cannot
be counted against losses.
Grant will crash lore baton he gets to Rich
mond, if he has the use of his teams to do it.
We raptured over 6,000 prisoners yesterday
and over forty guns.
The fled Bermuda Hundred corrapond
ewe of the 10th says In the course of the
morning General Butler received a flag of
truce from the enemy, signed by General
Buthrod Johnston, containing three proposi
tions • the first asking permission to come
within our lines to remove their wounded and
bury their dead ; second, asking an exchange
of their wounded; third, eking a general ex
change of prisoners on both aide,. To the
first, General Batter replied that that work
was already &no; to thesemond he announced
himself perfectly willing to assent; and to the
third he replied that no exchange of healthy
and well prisoners would be effected until the
Confederate authorities acknowledged the
colored soldiers as prisoners of war.
On the eleventh the enemy made no demon
stration except to fed our pickets with their
cavalry. Towards evening there was a brief
engagement between one gunboat on the Ap
patomax with ; fort near Petersburg-
Raw You, May 14.—The World'. sporeiliz
from the field, dated May 13th-8 a. m.,seivisa
further detail, of the opening of Thursday's
groat battle. The opening was a complete
napes* to the enemy. Rental* moved at
4% a. in. and gained the outermost rifle-pita
of-the rebels. They then rushed en the rebel.
with fixed bayonets and raptured about 600
prisoners. Johnston and &mart were taken
at their breakfast. Forty-eight guns were
also taken and brought of, and the remain
der, fifteen In number, ware left just beyond
our skirmish line and fought_ for by both
sides. fleveral time the fatale also attempted
to retake the rifle-pits, bat were repulsed
with great slaughter.
The Corps under 'Warren charged repeatedly
against the enemy's works, but-were anal la
to take them, an eulltadlng Are sereeplngdoire
oar men. In some portions of the field our
troops gained, and held their line of rifle pits
In addition to that commuted on the left.
The World's Washington special of the 13th
says that new • dark our centre for the that
time occupied Spottsylvanla village this morn
big. Our pickets sent word that Lee had fal
len back in the roads running atralght to Po
Ulmer and Penury tavern. At 7 o'clock this
morning It is said that 'Warren had came up
ID plantain time to capture one of Lee'. pon-
toon trains. The rebels, however, WPM on
the South side of lb* river.
The prisoners state positively that Lee's
army is entirely worn ant and fearfnily rode.
cod by tzemendons losses.
Woramovow, May 130,12 m. 4-4 dispatch
to Major General Dix from the GommWary
of the prisoners at Belle - Plain, annotmees the
arrival there of over LW prisoners laded.
log 400 °Mem, with Me or General Johnston
and Brigadier General Stewart.
E. M. Srewron,
&ley of War,
Arrival of 7,500 Rebel Prisoaen.
LEE, LONOSTBEET AND HILL REPORTS
WOUNDED
Oar •rmr Still Padang' tboj Rebels.
WASHIIGTON, 14.—Yesterday 7,000
prisoners, lnelading 40e oaken, arrived at
Retie Ptatn. One of the rebel Generals clap.
taredls Bradley 8. Johnston, formerly Gm
; pbryed in the Booze of Rummentatbres and
prominent member of the Maryland Legit.,
Ware when . It undertook to run that BMW
oat the Union. .•
A wounded rebel priiona states that Long
Arad wet wounded In the right breast, and.
sabirquently his command understood be had
died on the way to Richmond. A. P. Hilt
was - also wounded in the same engegentent.
It Is also stated by savant that they bard
that lie was wtninded.
WASIIII3IOI, May 14.—Inforniatica re
ceived from, the Army of the Potomae yoster..
day La that they Wire still rushing Is la re's
roar.
The COMBO! of KIZOLOCky CAA 734
VelantlerL
Lomarradiddayl4Th. follawizdtir
patch wu undyed at talinfettlast f
luixsorr, May 114—Xditors Lianas
Anima r—Kentuoldans to therein* I: I tint
bn thoisand six months' troops at onto. Do
not halts's. Coma, I will had you. Let no
help to dash thu WIT aid latil OUT Guam
meat. (Biped) Taos, E. Dumurrn,
0011111101 of Inanely.
Ohio National Curd.
Oractairassi May 14.—Tho Vational emu*
aro' bolas rapidly moved to es front. A
lap mambo! 14 ,regtmeats lan already gong
fontarlt.
le.ildiikiWitt*:lll,lll4:ll4lPfsli
Schofield has Driven the Rebels
into North Carolina.
THOMAS CERTAINLY AT DALTON.
5,000 Prboneie and 10 Guns Captured
Pit ADet.tai~, May I4.—A special to th
'Evening Telegraph, thud Cincinnati, 14th,
States that Scholleld's army movod from Bull's
Gap en this 2d. After four hours' lighting on
the 4th the rebels retreated, the 'Union troops
purstiing them Into North Carolina. No par
ticulars given.
'lb. news that General Thomas has taken
Dalton is confirmed, with 5,000 prisoners and
10 or 12 pieces of artillery. the rebels re
treated in some disorder to Reseoea and
Rome, and our troops are in hot pursuit.
[DAhrox Is the capital of Whited*ld county,
Georgia, and is situated on the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, one hundred miles north
west of Atlanta, and two hundred and seventy
miles northwest of Augusta. It Is the south
ern terminus of the East Tsaneseee andGeorgin
Railroad, leading to Knoxville, and forming
part of the direct railroad routs to tho Booth
wed. The town is surrounded by moons
hine, and is a position of great strength.
Tunnel 11tH, where the rebels have twice
made a desperate resistance to the advance of
our forces, Is live miles north-east of Dalton
by the railroad route. The retreat of John
ston's army from its strong position at Dal
ton, probably indicates the retreat af the rebel
troops on Rome or Atlanta, where the rebels
have accumulated large amounts of stores.
Items lies about thirty miles to the
south-west of Dalton, and is the terminus
of a branch railroad connecting with the
Western and Atlantis road at Kingston.]
NEWS FROM. RED RIVER I !
EFFORTS TO REINFORCE BANKS
Junction Formed Between Ma
gruder and Kirby Smith.
OUR LOSS AT PLEASANT HILL 3 570.
Sr. Loom, May 14.—The Deo+aorta hu news
from Red River to the sth. Porter was at
Alexandria with his iron clads. A large force
wu engaged In damming the riven at Alex
andria so as to give it depth of water on the
falls for gunboats to pass over. It will take
two weeks to raise the water.
General Graver command, .t /detest&ls.
The Federal lines •mbrace a eirenit of three
These is •no communication by lend with
the army et Grand Erne:
ScClernand4res rendezvousing hie corps et
New Orleans for the purpose al reinforcing
Banks.
Gen. Smith will return with his troops to
Vicksburg. Boiler and ilaildday, 01 lIIinG,
brought out 047 bales of cotton from Alexan
dria. Messengers have gone to Washington
to libel it on bahall of the nay,.
Magruder, with 24,000 men, is reported fo
have joined Kirby Smith at Sabine Creek
Sonde.
Price had a detail of three thousand men
working on fortification, seven miles below
Shreveport.
Dr. Derby, surgeon-in•chief with General
Banks, reports the Federal loss at Pleasant
}till, at 170 killed, 1,340 wounded, and 1,580
missing and prhumers.
Cotton for Cluelnnattl.
Demo, May'l3, midnight.--Steamere Alice
and Alied Dean, from, Memphis, passed up
for Cissainnatti. The former with five hun
dred and thirty-seven and the latter with five
hundred and eighty-tides, bales of cotton.
Gen. Ginby and Biagi:weed Memphis yester
day cluotato for Red River.
Lord Lyons and Jed Dans.
Patuniturta, May 14.--A Uttar bu been
received In this city from Lord Lyotu stating
that he hu never bad any correspondence
with Jeff Davis, and the recent pablicationa to
that effect are forgeries.
Deathet Gdn. Wadsworth ConlirmecL
Nor TOIC, May 14.-6 nbel eaptain, when
a prisoner, informed a correspondent of ths
New York Them that.he wine' in the harial
of Gen. Wadsworth, and took from his body
his official papers.
The Break In the Champlain Canal.
Amur, May 14.—The break In the Chain.
plain canal at Glen's Falls feeder will delay
navigation three or font days. The boats
will probably pass the break at. Cohltesbero
on Monday.
A rare of boots made in Norway of tanned
salmon skin were exhibited at one of the pub
lic SI2IICI2MI of Paris. Dr. Colquet, bas just
startled the French Academy of Sciences by
presenting to that learned body a pair of
beets made of the skin of a boa censtrietor,
tanned by the usual methods. This novel
species. of leather U said to be remarkebly
strong and apple, and the doctor strongly
advises the employment of the skin of this
creature, and other reptiles and fish, ID place
of skins aerially employed in the manufactare
of boentinitishoes. The leather of the boot
in question Is-of a dark crown color; tho scales
are on the inside, but show thrown it. =b
utane., making a black pattern, which seem.
to have been thought handsome by the mem
bers of the Academy.
Porno licbwiren.—On Thursday evening
the body ofoman was found in the bionoaga
hale river, and identified an that of William
Young, a resident of hi eKaelport. The do
ceased it appears, left his residence on Suo-'
day Wit, and nothing bad been heard of him,
until his body was found dolling in the Mo
nongahela, a short distance below Zd'Keses
port. lie had a oonelderable sum of money
on his person when he etantod, and, as the
money was missing and a number of bruises
were visible upon his body, foul play is sus
pected. The deceased Is about forty-two
year' of age, and leaves a wife and several
children.
Toe CHICAGO Lan Toseet. —The work at
the Lake Tunnel eontiones to progrest favor
ably. The brick wall which Is designed to
line the inside of the shore shaft is being
Vapidly raised, and on Saturday the workman
bed reached an altitude of el: feet. The wall
has been placed on a moat solid foundation
built of Leary mason work, Is the form of an
inverted dome. Not a single drop of water
is to be observed penetrating the daft. The
work of =angling under the lake commenced
to-dap—Meagre !mild.
Is the town of Olean, N. Y., last week, a
man named Dena .131411109t0 deliberately
killui his wife add little son of three years
and • half old, u they lay is bed. He took
an &nein his bddroom on Thursday night, and
li thamornlngohopped the woman topleoee.
Barnet= made no attemptto escape, and free
ly admits the murder. Be says be was im
pelled to It by the fear of hard timer, and
thought ble wile and child would be saved
from suffering if he killed them at once. Ile
made a feeble attempt to kill himself
BIM 0110 P. HATCIHIIIIIIIOd • general or
der at Port Goyat an the fib inst., immure
ins his euccession to Major General Q. A.
Gilmore as ,Commander-in-ablef -of the De
partment of the South.
Is Union College, betides the new Profes
sorship of litiotorio, • new sub-departinent of
Natural Science has been established, and
also a - department of Light Gymnastics.
Tea two writing paper mills at Mill Rim,
Nue., are about starting again. Another
companyin the sameyipage le manufacturing
from rye atraw an excellent printing paper.
Belo. Gas, IifORDOI,. released from enact
after his eattrrstutrealikesbams lent tomer
cede Brigadier Gonad Wm. Blum, as Com.
mender of the District of
As satl-spear society to contempistad at
Rockville, Mass., based on the principle that
it is humeral to use the article at thirty cents
• pound. •
Tin Government has rimmed work on the
new Custom 11 oar, sadPoitodlcro In Nashville,
wider was suspended at the outbreak of the
rsinition. -
4.,80ir0s sneChanii has Invented a two.
story railroad car, with amebas sad 'lupins
rooms up aloft. , • t
Tam Bt. Loth 0014071dr Ilil,lll'4We Ain
dna, thousand &Zvi pledged t4i it befFaro Iti
doors *pea:. ) , f
RIAX m e nattracting inn& attention
tomong di f it Marwinton, Mars., thin
pihr. ,
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PITTSBURGH. MONDAY MORNING. MAY 16, 1864.
CITY AND SUBUBB.AN
Killed and Wounded In tholl.39th Ltrg-
The following le an List of the killed
and wounded in the 139th Reciment (Colonel
Collier), up to the 14th Wet:
Co. A— Killed—Sergt John E Ball; Corp W
.1 Gibson, George D Slates, woonded, since
dead; Marshall Long.
Troood,i—Cat. A C Douglass, wrist, Blight;
Lieut W S Leech, flesh wound in thigh Lieut
E C Grace, ankle, severe; Sergt E C Vetoes,
linger, slight; Corp ./.7 Gordon, arm broken;
D Moser, knee, slight; Seth Warley, thigh,
severe; E C Stamm, dash wound in hip; S B
Patterson, ankle, slight; I It Kelly, cheat,
serious; H A Gambia, breast, slight; J P Ho
mer, back, slight; D C Hosock, arm, slight;
S Phenicie, fingers, serious; John McCord,
hand, alight; Shields, hand, severe; Ira
Hoyt, arm, severe; J F Craig; arm, slight; a
B Hubbard, head and shoulder, slight; J
B Snyder, thigh, severe; Daniel Palmer, log,
slight; \V 0 Hamilton, thigh, sev ere; . Jlt Mc-
Dowell, arm, severe; C Fisher, thigh, severe.
Co. B—Killed and Wotinded—Sergt U 0
Beatty, left arm, seriously ; Corp D U Bohm
! congest, left leg, elightly;„Cotp 0 11 Sinswood,
Corp 0 II Foster, right leg ; Corp L S Davis,
killed ; Corp Jae C Igley, killed; James
Anthony, killed ; Edward Richards, killed;
George H Cram, killed. Daniel Houser, killed!
C George, left foot, slightly •, George Guthrie,
right arm seriously ; Wm. Lineenbiglor, loft
knee, Do:lowly ; William M'Millen, through
shoulder, mortally ; Eli Row,left shoulder,
slightly ; Leonard Heariolt, ght, slightly ;
Jamb Snarar, both arms, slightly; Joseph
Sehrecougos t, left leg, slightly; Daniel Tockey,
neck, slightly; A D Say, left elbow, slightly ;
James Shawl, left foot, slightly ; Jonathan
Sobreoongost, left leg, slightly ; Eph Butler,
right shoulder, severely; John Bowe right
side, dangerously; Isaac Millar, through body,
mortally ; J D Emery, left ankle, seriously ;
II Islamise, right foot, slightly ; S Rupert, left
thigh, severely; Jae Hillman, left knee, to-
Tarely.
Co. C— Wounded, during the two day.' fight
In the Wilderness, May sth and 6th, Lieut.
8 C Crawford, slightly in wrist; let Sergeant
Harvey Park, slightly In head; Sergeant S C
Davis, left arm broken; Sergt J R M'Quilkin,
mortally in nook; Corp John II Giles, flesh
wound in thigh; Corp Jan M'Kee, slightly is
ankle: It D Lookabangh, slightly in left
shoulder; Samuel Grinder, fore-finger right
hand. S B Stewart, seriously Id left leg, It W
11'Kee, seriously In left ankle; A H
slightly in left thigh; Joseph Klinginsmith,
seriously in left hand; Ben Evans, seriontly
in left arm and breast; Robe Graham, serious
ly in left hand; Jonathan Arlman, slightly in
head; 111 L Mullen, left arm broken; John C
Rupert, seriously in right hip; Simon Cline,
slightly In head: Thee Ogdon, slightly In right
arm and breast; John Frank, slightly in right
leg; Wm 11 Shapely, reriously in right leg
and arm: S S W Brach, mortally in bowels.
Robert Parks, slightly in head; U W
seriously in right hand: Thee M Sedwiek,
miming: supposed to be a prisoner.
Co, D—Casualities on May sth, 6th and ith
Killed, 3, wounded, 11 ; missing, I. Corp.
Nichol. and Lieut. S. H. DarneEt, reported
missing, have sines returned.
Co. E—May sth and fah— KA,/ —Corporal
Jame. 11. Cochran, Samuel I. .Spither and
Thomas Wright.
Wounded—Sergeant Robert G. Johneton,
severely ; Color Sergeant David W. 1 oung,
slightly; Corporal Ch.. B. Eckman, slightly;
Elias D. Carnahan, severely; Nicholas D.
Elate, slightly ; Samuel A. Gray, slightly ;
Wm. G. Daher, slightly ; John D. Thompson,
severely ; John A. Shindy, severely.
Co. F—Up to Sunday morning—K:l4d
James 1.1 Wilson, Wm Smith. Wenn r.d--
Limit R N Claimer, Corp Jacob Rosettel,
slightly la hand; Noble G Allen, In thigh, Jos
Borland, slightly In arm; Wm B Brett, seri
ously In hand. Sidney Diddle,ln I hpaider Ed•
ward Cunningham, flesh, leg; James English,
leg; David L. Grubbs, mortally; Robert Gard
ner, foot, slightly; Jacob Hines, mortally;
Samuel L Hayloft. back and leg; George Lem
mon, slightly, hand; Samuel 15' Lee, serious
ly, side; John Montgomery, knee, Josiah R
MoCannel, mortally; Thomas Ross, foot; Rob.
ert Shaer, hip; Fred Slitter, hand, Henry Willa,
slightly, leg; Jacob hlaltinbaugh, leg. /Igis.
tiny—Henry Diegler, George R. Lents..
Co a—Ai-lied—Corporal bl Thompson,
corporal Henry Horn, corporal C G Weaver,
Alen. Cress. Wounded—Captala 5 C So-boys -1.,
bruise; Lteut Frank Goodwin, slightly; let
Sergeant S B Thompson, not dangerous, log;
4th Sergi J W Morrow, not dangerous, heed;
Sob Seto Lewis B Canter, ant dangerous,
shoulder; carp Robert McKenzie, not danger
ous, ear; corp Lawrence Stan.lacher, slightly;
corp Isaac Ambling, severely, leg: John Ren
ter, since died; John Johnston, not danger
ous, foot; We, Gerwlg, bruised arm; John J
Walker, slightly, hand; Lewis Moeller, se
vere bruise, breast; Robert McQuillam, not
dangerous, neck and head. Mieeiv—Simon
Garrett., in fight of the 6th.
Co. ll—Killed—lt Q Richerd, Color Corp'l ;
Jan Craig.
ireand.4—Serg't Henry Holland, slightly
in jaw; Serg't Gen W Painter, slightly In
knee ; Corp'l 8 E B Llessingsr, slightly in leg;
Joe Beggs, slightly in right temple; Anthony
Dakar slightly in face; Cootes t alightly
in hand; Jahn Davis, severely In hand; Dan
iel Harvey, slightly in hand; Thos Lialesing.
•r, slightly in knee; John C Peiroe, slightly
In month; Hotleib Blunts, severely in month
and jaw ; William Richard, slightly in left
arm.
ijiwiiag--James Bays, Thos hurt and John
Roleuteger.
Co. I—Killed and Wounded—Joseph Tex,
ter, los Leahy, George Patton, killed. Corp.
Cleo Mortimer wounded to loft breast, severe;
Corp C B Basil, lett SIP, severe; Corp Geo A
Speer., both logs severe; Corp J P A Saliwarro,
right arm, severe; Jos Cramer, right shoulder,
severe; Wm Cups slight; T C ilersham, right
thigh, slight; John Lindsay, right breast..
severer John Slather, alight: C Si Warner,
left hand; it L Wllliame, right arm and bend
'note.
Co IZ-1(G/eft—Geo Zimmerman.
Wounded—Sorgt John D !Debar, leg; Corp
Peter Nelson, arras John 8 Douglass, foot;
Intorno Daly, thig h; Daliaa Miller, bawd,
Wm Morgan, leg ; John Oease, breast! Wm
Itelber, thigh; 11 Eitowirt, log; A Thayer,
Co. L—ADDff—Sergt Andrew Karim,.
Wotoulof—Capt J D Kirk, in thigh; Sar
t-emit .1 W lihnhury, wrist; Corp IDS!, faro,
,fight; Pontes Felix Curry,arm; Wm Dun
gan band; Samuel Dittman, ankle Jame.
hie:Maack, head,
Co. I—Jamoa Sullivan, killed.
Co. F—flobert W Gray, wounded.
Additional ettaaultica
We find the following name§ of Welters
Pennsylvanians among the list of essanltles
Frabllebed In the osetero papers:
Copt Cans, intth,
Col Crain, tooth,
Rapt Robinson, 664
Wm/Moth:won, 11th,
Andosson, filth
Jon Battgley, 11th,
J Bryant, 165th,
J Bounds, alst,
D Black, 12th
7 DreCturton, 6th
A 311.1dor, 11th,
0 D'Rutterneld, GU,
Otissroll. Blia,
0 Cook Kat,
Ulna &vs, 104, R.
Copt J U Pentiocst, 1001 k
it Parton, 01.1,
O Et, Roddick, 62l,
J Richards, 106th,
JR 8004nr, 11.6 th,
W B a. m ., Mak,
Graduated.
At this week's examination in Duff's Mar
minutia Collage, Jacob L. Meager, Wagram,
Ohlo;Chu. A Miller, Pittsburgh; Wm. A Clem
ens, Wheeling, West Virginia; J. W. Tracy,
Tuppor's Plains, Ohio; John BL Bogen:Nan
York City; D. O. Stewart, Oltsrills, Ohio;
WM. Gray, Cameron, West Virginia; Goo. J.
Gorman, Allegheny City Robert W. Hemp
hill, J. A. McElroy, Washington, Pa..; E. E.
budth, Perrrrillo, Ohio, all of whom passed
an honorable examination, and who will no
doubt hereafter sustain this high reputation
of the students of this pottier astabiblunint
by their proficiency in .businese, Each grad
uate was • sarded the elegant Diploma of the
College, and was presented by the Faculty
with a copy of the College Gems of PenWan
chip as a memorial of his eumplary deport
ment during hie attendance at College.
Tax Fun or siteSnrrnliruna—The
battle flag of the Ninth Reserves is now on
exhibition at the jewelq 'establishment of
Mr. Roberts, on ftth Strait• It bu beat
borne through no lesithan fonsteen battles,
and has been pierced by eirrenty-two ballets,
or stnillarmissiles of death,' - "The gallant men
of the Nfnth are. Putty proud of. this war ,
worn banner, gluon it has never bean duo
crated by rebel Reads, nor suffered to Wallin
:the dub
Ow the proven= of Idr.RobortronlrOon
oat, for Thursday eyentog, wo notice *Us
Joneei of Ode city ) and' Prof: Bieck, of Min
i:he/lb .wltiok eneiclent to draw '1 good
Malq-Wthafia o4 ; abl i onldif p n e ttle f
41.• '
~ -~ ~,.,
Funeral of Brigadier General Hays.
The funeral of Brigadier General Alexander
Hays took place this afternoon. The services
were held at the first Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Wm. 2d. Paxton and Rev. Wm. D. How
ard °Etiolated. The church was crowded
with citizens, anxious to witness the last cere
monies to the deported hero. The pulpit of
the irhureh'was surrounded by the American
ling, festooned with wreaths end flowers. The
military escort consisted of five companies,
oommanded by Captains Davis, Griffith, Little,
Ford slid 'Grants, the battalion being under
oommand of ].lent. Col. Wm. L. 'oath, as
sisted by Ltalht. Samuel Harper, Thos. Wil
liams, and several other onkel". The stores
on the route of proceieion were closed, and
minute gone were fired as the funeral cortege
proceeded to the Cemetery.
Seniors Acme/cr.—On Thursday evening
an accident occurred on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway, a short distance
below the outer depot, Allegheny, resulting
in the tallow injury of a Mre. Hunter, a resi
dent of Wood's Run. It appears that the la
dy was walking along the railway track to
wards Allegheny, when she was overtaken by
a train from the Meat. At the came time the
Express train going west came along, and be
coming confused she stepped on the track, and
was strack by the locomotive of the Exprese
train.. When picked ap kir leg was found to
be broken, and a seriouk contusion of the lealp
sustained. Mrs. Hunter was carried to the
residence of Mr. Bown, in the vicinity, where
her injuries were dressed by Dr. Hamilton.
She woe afterwarita convoyed to her residence
at Wood's Run.
Ws understand that Mies Lino Saliba, the
young and charming singer, purposes giving
a grand concert on Tuesday, May 241 h, half
the proceeds to be given to the Sanitary Com
minion. She will be assisted by her sister,
Miss Elsa Studba, Mins Linn Lnals.rdt, the
young and secompliehed pianiat, Mr. J. Hale,
solo charier:Vet, late ofJulien's Concert, and
Mr. Harvey Morgan, the Welch harpist. A,
half of the proceeds of tho concert aro to be
given to the Sanitary Commission, we look
for a full house.
SAVITAIIT FATI.—TherCOMMIttee 011 Decor
ations publish an advertisement he this even
ing'e pacer, to which we would direct the at
tention of all our pastors and churches. It is
estimated that'eeveral thousand yards of ever
green and ether decorations will be required,
and the Committee are desirous that each
church should be represented in this depart—
ment of preliminary effort. .
STI 11PrOlt 11101.1 Tee R•7111.-0Willg to the
sudden rise in the Allegheny river this morn
ing, a number of rafts which had been moored
above the city broke loose from their fe.s.n
logs. We noticed at one time half a dozen
rafts floating down the river. Several tow
boat. suroceded In bringing a portion of the
fleet to the ihore, hot the principal portion of
It passed down the river.
Ilarovavan.—The body of James Halligan,
who was drowned in the Allegheny river, be
low the Suspension Bridge, was recovered on
Friday, at Freedom, Beaver ronnty.
The body of an unknown man was found
under a raft, at the foot of Decatur Street, at
noon to day. Tho coroner will hold an In
quest thir afternon.
LettParlez —Mr. J. W. Pittock, Path
atreet,opt,orite the Postofitce, hail received
Harper's Weekly, and the other Pictorial
Weeklica ; th• Independent, the Waverly'
Magzine, the Round Table, the New Nation
Literary taanapaulon, Sunday Mercury, New
York Mercury, eta
11 , 10K8. LOU-11S, Ar c.
V KW
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• Ninol of ame. icon Lilo and Plan•ere. 1 vol.,
larga 12my, h l.. ni• I. • moot
foga - tory, and Ono e powornal sketch of American
Litroand Dannem p vions to the Great Bebe:llion.
It tit too pO, 00110, of . peAlthe.l ant experienced
pergiqualillel by n.d‘tr travel, experts:ay, and li•
erary prattice In albs, walks of liter, turn, to at.
Wasp: chloral-- atory of American Lit% Poll
rt. Letter. and reationa, whale clashing led to
Del. Thla work, we noilem,
win prove the in et brilliant tweet of the year.
Counsel and Comtvi. Spoken from a City Pulpit.
By th. "Con.try Ninon." I vol.
,lurno., hand.
tamely bold in tonally gilt top, and bevelled
boards. Pricy It w. This rola.. add. another
to the eerie* of the writing. of the ... Country P..
ton,. whceen pcvfrarit• as 59 rsaayitt 1.. inferior
to Ws, or in •rlPr of the pr.. day. New sod
uniform edition. am now mady of the .. (31 •atry
Parson'." prormnoveritlnmi, at &Mow
ILecivellota. 2 vol.
Leisure Bonn. I vol. II I.n.
The Everyday Phil:v.o,r to Town and Com,
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G Thonibta of a Oonatry Party.. I vol.
Price, T 1 Eu.
The Cannaner Thal, and other wlltioga. Dy Jean
Pool Friedrich Richter, author af "Titan " Price
11. W. This voloym contedris •• The Campaner
Teel " “Tho Life of Qointne Fitlein," ..nchmei
aleW Joararky,' A., , ecta and Id Won/1A...0 Pleven
Now and 000 1.,010 rviltiact• of the rather writings of
Joan Paul are new ready, to follow.:
Than. 2 vole $l.
Flower, Fruit and Thorn rise.. geol.. $277.
Levan, or the IA soot F.l.Ecistl,lll. 111 SO.
Tie Farmer Hoy, and how to. became tk..m mender.
In t blot li2l.
Life of Abraham Lincoln, the Tior.ser Boy. II 26
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tiel furni.hesi by him. /telt for Thayer . . Ll'e al
Pneldent Lineoln, 00. Pioneer Boy, and you oil.
get U." which can b. relied upon.]
AT Dietary of the IWholiton. By William it
Thep‘r, antnor of 'The Pioneer Boy," 80 frilly
and rdellartil7 IlloetlirtocL fl 23 Th. ..111-story
of the he:hellion" contain. the anleitanee of the
larger works, so that factillift that cannot afford to
porch.. tim historire rands large and expnotl.
by the ititn.dortion of public dorm:orate and long
iloechea, which tow, if any, car. to road, Ond
the present valuable , 1.14 reliable hilitOry, fur the
- elder po ileum of the family .0 the younger.
Zurich. Befog vol. to of tro famo, . ••rpectacle
riot " With thirty new illastratione Irma &alma.
which came from Seel...eland. Tuts Le the hand
somest and most doslrable of title atir.tivo aeries.
Fria' SS cents
laArtetrnal Biography; Iron Worker. and Tool Mtic
Item. By #aa anthur of .01•11 Delp,"
• ltri.f ✓
Dlogvaphlea," and "The Life of George
rdatphen.n. ' I vol. 12mo ~oily twaud in mo
rn. Prim II DS.
Ovplca of any of tar labor* Woke milled free of
many no teeny of prim
Ti end 73 rink teat deco to P. 0
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f/ UN - I S IRAZECTEffiR
Of the Border and Southern States
I. of rest a., at this time, to hoth calr ]. and
di,. It rootaln. a great amount of topographical
laiA .41141.4 In'ormatloa, with route. of railroad.,
military toads, and hy a in• large colored stool
plata map.
R R Stuart, Md,
John Idekorgam IO II
Went dritico, lOrdb,
Wm W Sr Iney, 101.4
Anthony Wymar, Hat,
J Wonting, 10.5 th,
DWatebondor, theth,
A Whigano4,
J Girt,
J J Donna], 021,
A Donaddran,lCOth,
ALt rtes , 1024, 00l Oronnadal, 10dth,
°aye A It Olkoy, Illath
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W a teloOrankarr, 15th 1,
WO eleadammy, 106th,
J W M.on, IV2J,
Salomon Hiller, ICOlh,
J B otolpo, 102 d,
.40. of the beet hand.book• Ito ham, over pee
rosed:`—treehtnehe• Vhroeiete.
' , A valuable aid to the better understanding of
tb. on,reinents of oar annire."—Antericau Literary
au.setta.
A portable role Names, which will to of vut
to attioere, Wales. citltone
rale
to amnia. Boatel la cloth. T 5 ceaeo. itt
leather, with tack, fur culling in the pochot, $l.
• Meted, poet paid, on rervirt of price. Addnas
all °niers, to Inman prompt etmntihn, to
JOHNT. ElTNT,fuecianzz,
' 59 nrru 13111.ZET, MAIOIIO lIILL.
VALUABLE WORKS FOIL FA R KERS.
llsibetee Illustrated Bono2l.agemeot. f 3 SO
itlaybote'e Illustrated Bone Dootor..----- a 50
'To.tt on the lloree.--" 1 60
Items'. Farrier and 5trui8001e..:..... 1 25
Jennings' hone and hle ........... —.l 25
Deneher'e floneanothip
liernem'e American renier.--- 'ZS
Jeoniore O.ttt. and their Dleeaees .. ....... ....... 1 25
YLet on Mllch Coen .4 Miry Penang-- 200
Ilerobure Practical B bcpherd..... ....... ...... Ito
ivami an Finn Wool Stwpl3
;wee' Imola InJoriotte to irogetation., -- 3 80
Lane:strong on the trolley Dee 175
!nephew' Doak of the farm. 4 00
Dadda norm Dottor-...._.____. 1 25
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! myT , 68 'Wood Wont.
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John 0. Power. 1 vol. Price 111
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DANINGAND BUTFEBING. By Lint Pena.
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As 6 .1. L. 11.11ADat Fourth Meta.
BAGS.IIBAGE I BAGS I
8,000 aaandost two bushel Begs ;
2,030 Imitation do, dot
, 10,000 Oata Hooka
2 ; •
A.oo°
500 Rqr
Solall bubay honer Coro Bap ; •
;
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F«nnth nfght or the poprthst actrovr, ETTIE HMI
DEE2ON.
Will be presented, for tne tint time, tbo new font
net domestic play, written expreesly fur Ettlo nen
derma, entitled,
LEN e, TEISISTUELT enrcra.
Lona, with songs-- -....Ettla Henderson.
Engwr, Earl of Weston - C. Dwoday.
Liam Elliot, . 0 S Samos,
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Cleopatra ............ tale Slatden.
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r RACCEIPTS FOIL TOE BSSETIT OF VIE
SANITARY FAIE, ONE WEEK.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
Wonderful Scenes and Wild Adven
ventures in the Life of an
American Whalemon.
EVEET =TEEING, at 8 o'clorl.
Admission 25 comm. Reserved mats 50 cents.
8A TUR.D&Y ArltliNoo2l—Admisnion to nil
parts of the homes, 25 contr. Children 16 cents.
my'6
RAND CONCERT,
IL Et. EI.CI ES ECIVTISON,
IN THE SECOND U. P. CHURCH, ALLE.Y,
Thursday Evanlug, May 10th
A number of patriotic DCETTS, QUAIITETTES,
1.111 be sung from the •Bogle Can
Formal accomplitholl Vocalists, of kcoara ability
and 0 VELt FORTY SELECT ItlNOliln, will appear.
EDI=
CtrT'arta for tale .t the L.k Wore of MII
Sprat, Allegheny CI).
The Pluto It fantlehml by C C. Mellor.
Doorm'opeck at 71.. Concert c ismenclug a.l ceek
ODWAt r FOR TUE REAL SHOW
GARDNER, HEMMINGS & CO.'S
AMERICAN CIRCUS,
And Troupe of Arabs,
WILL E X lIIDIT ON 7111 L
RED LIDA' LOT,Pinsburgh,
MONDAY, TtikSDAY & WEDNESDAY,
MAY 23d. 21th and 25th
The Ir.lti.i Eater , alnmeat RIII be given on MON
DAY EVENING May EU. Door, op«. at 7 o'clock
p 142 . lc.
a,
nd 2:A and otih n 'YVES DAY nod WEDNESDAY, flay
2, oh. TV
Two Grand Performances,
I=3
I/cloro opre at 2 .d 7 o'clock, port...lntl:lce to
oso mrclaro ball ea boor War.
admienon eon's.
111+er...A seats to sent,.
The entertainment st I Is. of the most chaste and
ele.tant character, sad will consist of every earl Ay
of
EQUESTRIAN AND GITANASTIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
In vilik-h the ARAB TROUPE. and Coo or, 20
European and Amerlapin Stars will pep
ticipal, deed by the most b enzlftil dud of Horse,
and Ponle• In the world.
Th. A.QalOo•ne Golden Chariot will
lead th• G LP PLOCESSION, which will pow
through th. principal otreoU on Monday morning,
May
alt fotr.t th. gilap• and
m,1,l
4 UCTIOJI" S4LES
p.XEOUTOWS SALE OF VALUABLE
—Un TUESDAY I'VE :SING, Hay
17th, et 754 o'clock. will be sold, on n.cone hoof of
,he Gonites reel nnl. Boon., 7-1 Birth etre. - I, by or
der of A. D. htulth, Adatintstrator of the late Copt.
Jos. btolth :
117 W.rc, :change Bank Stock;
ME===
50 d Monongahela havinga Ilahk crock
EIZIMIECOMEI2I2
do Rodtdrn Iwo3.ruzda Co.
.4713 A. IIcILWAINY, Anet'r.
ALUABLIC STOCKS AT AUQTION.
V
—Will IA added to at. large list of raluable
bkck., TUESITh I EVILNINti, May nth,.t
Cow of 04,mtsterslal 8.1.14.4 Booms,
No A 4 fifth street:
V , &harm 11.ocherler Paving, Bonk;
lU .do )I,cltunts' G Illwmfacturen . Bost
10 du Pittgbargh Irwarauc. Company;
lu do All.ghroy Itintranc.) Co.;
Immt=n=ltrm
- . - .. • .
30 do Allegheny Palley Railroad Stock 4
:8 do Penneylrania lamest.. Co.:
to, I t A. 31(.16/AWN. And:,
1 - 4 1 . X EOUTOR'S SALE OP IMPROVED
ALLVIDENT OISY eIIOPERTY.-00 BAT
telitY A TTENNOON, May Vet, at 3 o'clock, •111
d, the promlen, by ordor of S. Cuthbert,
Mcotor of Itobk N. Bornaldea, /prow:A, all that
valuable Lot of Oremd, Pt few front on Berth Caruil
•tevet, Allegheny Olty, by 130 foot drop, having a
front In the mar of 11l feet IU Inches on hot Lane,
cut vrblcb i. erected . termstcry Frame Dwelling
Hove, sith oat-boll/tam take...a, Ac.
the location la pleasant and agreeable, to be mid
on the reify tarma of ine•thltl mat, balance In me
and tan, years, with Interest, seemed by bond and
toortawiew A. MeILWA IN IC, Anet.r.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
ROADS.
OTC,' or Amman. ClnallTBmisvrts,
Washington, April 16, 1861.
AUCTION—WiII be gold on Wednesday, the 18th
day of May, at the Railroad Depot la •lesandrla,
Virginia;
600 tons of Old Railroad Iron:
110 tom of Old Oar Astra;
60 tone of Cast Scrap Iron;
100 tom of Wrought Iron;
lcumof Old Brass and Copper;
ROO IBarre*
Term.: Omit In Government Tools. Ten (10) per
cent to beyald at tin time of purchase, the balance
on 1. livery.
NISEI' billgVil,
The property =at bennonTed within ten dap from
date et eWe, • H L HOHINSON,
►yl'Jtte Captain ►ad A. Q. H.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEALN - E,D
HORSES.
WAIL DMETRINT, Oscan! Bream:,
Office of Chief oQtartormaster,
Washington, D. 0., April 15th,1664.
Will be sold at publie auction, to the highest Id
der, at the times aniLplaces tamed below, yin:
Newport. Senna, Thursday; May 6th;
°ousel:oar:a, Senna, Monday s nos at
Itiv'''' 'P"" s "Th n'"47. 4! " 11 1 1 2th.
Mifflin. anent, unday, y
Beading, Pena, Thursday, nay 26th;
Lebanon, Penn*, Thursday, June M.
Northumberland, Penal, Thursday; June 9th;
Scranton, Penns. Thuesday, Jon. 1616;
hundred 1 t 707 VOistw "ur r i agsTtleg r4'd , d two
Eldred (..50) at each of the other pieces.
O bu a l : nif any
Them harem have been condemned as aunt for
the cavalry serrine of the United BMus Army.
Tor road and farm purposes many good bargains
maji be bad.
ileums will be sold singly.
solßalm begin at 10 A., and =Alan. dally till all are
d.
Term: 011101, ht United Staten Tresnry notes
ooli. JAMES A. Milli,
Llent, Col. and 0. Q. M. ear 1,/ Duren.
ap2B:tJe2o
CL.6I/J)7 AGE,JrTS.
LAW OFFICE & CLAIM AGENCY.
W. J. & HALL PATTERSON
• 144 Fourth Strost, door,
PI7II3IIIIIIGH,
Will P . ...". PENSIONS, BOUNTIES,
.8008 PAP
And all other Military Claim promptly.
sir No claw =lam artocoottol.
asalnoa
MACILISELL &JOHNSON,
ATTCIIINIAYS.AT..LAW,
AAA 0. B. Lkonaml 60LDEIG68' alarm LONNTS.
MILITA.R Y OILAThIk BOUNTIE
ILL PILIMOP, BIOS P AT and Zell-LITANY
abents of emery deecrlptlon, collected by the tab.
Welber, tho ;blaming rates, el s: Pension. fOD 00;
ellhother dal= ill la
CL 'PAVLOF; Attornoy at Law
No. 73 Grant ;trod, Pittsburgh: Pa.
B.S. No dunes are made tt the claim Axe not
eencend. and all Information nine wratla. etAtlY
NOAH W.
Asroszt SHA.b.:4H.,
ia;Atw. - - .
!to. mo Fut."ls 44Hit, 'Ftpititugh,
. •
• demi for 'mom Boum% Pan/ lin*
gr. "i r g r a q •
GAYIETTE.
THIS BT=lll7O
"To OonCII;;Io. with
OIING A MTBICIA.
.........C. Winton.
.......Fauttio Butt.
IMI!1=!IMI
W:11 OARMIER, Agent
no.to GRAM BITLELT,
Prrrratraan. is.
VOLUME LXIMI-NO. MO-
.111:4-rrFaCTURERR. A° c.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORLS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD,
3
• Ranntsctosrers of areal vs: ditty of finished
BRASS WORE FOR PLIPZBERS, STEAId OB
OAS FITTERS, MACHINISTS, AND
ICOPPERSMITHS.
BRASS CASTINGS, of all daacriptiotia, Mad. to
alder. STEAMBOAT WORK, STEAK AND GAS.
PITTING, and REPAIRING, pildmpily attended to.
Pasticrlar attention paid to fitting op
KIES BUS COAL AND CARBON OILS.
Also, Bole Agents for the Weston. District of P 0.12-
4ylranin for the eede of MAHSH , LA USDELL
CO.'S PATENT SYPHON PUMP, the lest ewe in
vented. Haring no valve* It hi not liable to get out
of order, and will throw more water than any pump
of tattoo Its Ozer spit
IRON CITY WORKS.
MACKINTOSH, EIEMPHILLI. ak CO.,
FOUlSrDlilitl tarn Mdollll[ll32B.
Comer of PLk. and 01fart, sad
Pike and Walnut Streets,
(Hear city Watar Works,)
Iffnanfutetrort of Rattonax7 mad other =GEMS,
BOLLING KILL CASTINGS and lIIACIIIKEItIf,
of all kind., and general Jobbers.
Prompt etttendon Oren to entering 50LL11443
MILL MA01111.(&117. d0.10..4
PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1861
DITEMIDGE'S PAT=
OVAL L.A..NILI" CEI.I.M_NICVI3.
II FLINT GLASS.
These Cldtaneis are Intended for l ; flit fame,
heating aII parte of the glass i, d not =poem
It to cracking. E. T. DI IDGE,
MMI=IIMMa
ROBERTS, BARNES & PABYS,
■o. 89 Third St., Plthburrh,
TIN AND SRI= IRON WORKERS,
And 41.nfuturca or
I A.P . A.NNEGI3 TIN WAR
We are now macanforturing and hale on hand
Bathing Apparatus of all kind.. Toilet Wire in Betts,
Water C.sslers, Grocrre Tea and Spice cullgters, Cash
and Spire Bones, Tumbler . Drainers, Spittoon., ho.,
go. A large lot of Bird Case. for sal, to W. Oil Gana
of all sleet and patterns, Tin Hoofing, Conductor.,
and all kind, of Jobbing Ni'lrk done to order.
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
P/TTEW UWE, PA.
PARS. BROTHER & CO.,
1:,444k1.1.1ny.7l 404.14.1D734414v4
Scroare, rat and Octagon, of all alma. Warranted
eared to .7 Imported or mantfacarred 111 tbfa CO..
our Offica and warehonea, Elm. 149 and 161 17E91
and 120 cad dEOO2ID STIIRSTS, Pittsburgh.
trll:lyd
ALLEN 11CORMICK & CO., VALI.=
Porsnar, Plttatningh, P.
1109 - Waretionins, WI LIBERTY STILLER
Viannfacturen of COOK, PARLOR AND HEAT
ING ATO V ES, PARLOR AND Erroszs GRATES,
HOLLOW WARE, etAdilitel and Clamp otdds,
W lug Mill Castings, M Gearing, Gas, I, atm and Ar
than Pipe, Sad litaa, Dog Iron., Wagon Boxes, Su
gar Kettles, Pulleys, Hangers, Car Wheels, Coupling.
and Castings generally. Also, Jobbing and Machine
Outfit& mode to order. Patented Portable, Hill,
with Stamm or BOMB Pamir. anitinmd
®NEIL
Li.illl/.0141113.9 01 WILIZ WOES.,
Baer always on 111.1 and =lto Warder 111021 A.HD
BILAAS KRIM: , WIRE CLOTS ; SIZVES, of all
tinda ; &MOLE, for fortedr, ono ; ELAVI
WORE 1011 WINDOWS. ; DIED CAO7B, 0
MAMMAL WIRE W 017.4, for Cower; tn.
OW &LI ran of WU( for nth at.
vs. s , FOI7BTH STRUT.
THIRD STREET FOUNDRY
ALFRED DAVIS,
(remedy foreman at Andereon 6 Phillips,) reep.ect
folly informs him Intends sod the imblie generally
that be has opened a Foto:Wry at the corner of Third
street and (Menem lane, opposite Fulton'. Dram
Foundry, for the pm-pose of umnefacturleg
Ai Awl IN EBY, CASTINGS, GLASS MOULDS,
PULLETS, do. Special attention glmn toPlumben
mark. mylltfien
BRITANMA, BRASS AND SHEET
METAL WORKS.
COLLINS & WRIGHT,
Manufarturervof CASTOR TRAM.E.S, L&MJ' BURN.
FRS an 4 LAMP BILASSLS aernerslly. Also, UR
LANTERN TRIMMINGS, FRUIT JAR 00VIRS,
Manufacturers of Oolllna A Wright. Patent
TIN JUG TOP. No. ISS Second atmet. Pittsburgh.
COLUMBUS, COLVIAN,
&RION erzsus, Allegheny City,
Manufacture. for sale Hay d Grain Etudes,
of the Exam:ay, Thdon, Sultay and Prairie Bird
patterns ; also, STORE AND EAGOAGY TRUOSS,
WHEELBARROWS, MATING BOXES arid Wag
on work of all doweiptions.
Also, STEEL TEETH, for Hay and Grain Bake.
apdattineodawr
_ _
CIELAS FOWNES, (lets of the firm of
Bownee* InnWO JOHN D. HEREON Nato
of Kitchen, Herron h C 0.,) IRON BOUNDERS and
STOVE Elsantocturero,
ALLEGHENY BTIEET,
•
si"h 2. W'd, l'iti4burghP
myly JOHN B..Ersuaox a oo
WELIS, RIDDLE & CO., No. 215
LTharty .ties[, opoolito Stith, Pit =1 :
roannfacturom of WEEPS, LASHES and
TS and every description of LAATILEII pram=
Order. solicited from the trade, and goods prompt
.pod am per tertroctiona. frally
SSEVERANCE, No. 53 We.=l ST.
. Plttalmegia, manufacturer of BUTLER RIVETS'
WEOUGUT B.PILES, =moon and railroad, of emery
dacriptlon.
Portia:dor abed or alumed EIPIXIMI and. RIVETS,
lam or mall, made to order at short notice. A
good amortment constantly on hand. mr2o3r.
Dw. BENNET ,T Manufacturers of
errsSTONE 0111.118. and 01111.111
•
Once and Wirehmee at Ho. TI nTTIL BThK T,
Pluaburgh. • lahllkly
OILS. Av.
[?WEE & CIARS,
03213003108 EXECCIIIAIrffi
Petroleum and its Products, OM
OADDLIIB, fia,
61 Dr.OAD 1393.11=---
Po W &TM h L 9 111011T - 89L..—Pterhonse.
CO' Avail for the POILTIANDILIIOSIMI OIL
r alp EA T Erzw .
ma. roan PARASPINIO. OAHDL3
W. A. caerUmi, *aim
ahlTaca 08 Wate.r.9 123 Front 610.
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LUCENT OIL WOMB,
DIIIIOd2I, DUNLAP rt 00, .
rpdr..tumegot
Pure White Reined Carbon 011 e,
1110,, 34, ID I 1.1:5161T7 SIBMPL •
ISAAC ROUGH ec.
OOHNISSIOZI ILEICOMUTIM,
Tor tbo salt of
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
ue soma nareweus AVINITZ,
Plirci4amasiu.
S . 4,, POULTNEY,
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
No. 81 TUIRD SMUT, Pittsburgh, ph,
11001
PETROLITE OIL WORM
Itranniketi T iqrs or,::: ft ''
Pal= WRITE MEWS OIL, ItENZOLN AND
rIaItOLMI Lonaciraptio OIL
ckimatty Um thousand tames •
• R
.11.11E38 & &PAPP .
,
taw, DIONORIMMELA rictfxl4 . o6
my= -
Josue ADAMS, vaudik . connafs
Itaadloir. corset ot 00•0 sad 0 1 1 eht
SOneris—Dr.N. Polka, Pt. Bd.
fak Theodora UMW. Mad Znett. '
01111, JIM
WARING
ooingszaas tuatcauns.
tat Brokers to
Petroßuin. and fts Prodsidir t
lad tinier§ h, 11 , 3u1n5 31 uable,
33 ti 113EEr33., •
LIMY 110L -*---......-
ROE & PEARSALL,
I,:t.ff.b4 4014:01
Consols*loam Meirobaittl &
Petroleum and Its Prod
BREWEB., BURKE & MA,
COEXISSION MMUUSM‘
/quota of the
GLOBE, PACILITO AHD MISTY OM Wel= d
Libsesl a.b.dranoos made cm coademzom4 at
Refined or Crude IPostre
008 DIIIMISITII NAY i ILL . NOOCIF:*
romegra.. •
•
la I :. : SON, HARIXY INN,
001711189101/ A FORWARDED/ HIRORI"
crude and Refined Petralepn,
Ho. la IMMIX mum, mamma
. Liberal Omit ammo w couldiphellies the '
Pinabmgh m r.semn hiarkath
.. ..
Nem% LB. Dilworth d a p ; ...
..,,.
ftrtmlor Bar h, .q., ~•:
Thump= Boil, twq. Prod. Ozusinderibiiik.
wh.lo:6m
purl uITY OIL WOIXECEI
LIMY & OHORPENNINW
Kane Admen sad Bevan of 01031303 01/40.
Zara AND LUBRICATING MIA and 6.66 6
CRUDE En=aoia=figt.
ceppadt. ITharpibarg.
oitce, Ho. 5i HASID BTIDEHL.
Prrinviter,.l4.
son z. wmaca-- in*es.
WALLACE & CUBTISS, •1!
Commizadon Diel:roluoidaP
And &alas Oa
MUDS & REFINED PETRO4OI4
MINIM MID LIIRBICIANING 01X4-
No. am Borns mummy,
Mgr Stomp aawlt7 (coader to
Alto excellent -111tlee for abipping to , 10• M
and Foreign pert., at elm ',tote on the - -..
Ittam, near the platform of . • P. B. B. ; -
TACK & BRO.,
10.0113133 IN
Crude and Refined Petroleilnv
IfFINZW &a,
us WALNWET., PIIILADZIMMA:.
Bush:ma onlxtotted to a core win Tunkgivoar
pritz viral atnt=.
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naiq a o
rita V i.
Burke A. Oa, attil licelellutd A Dliiy, I
Tho.. Smith, Esq., Prost..Btak N. A. ; F. L.
A 00., Philadelphia.
MOCOMUOK. &
OIL BROKERS.
211 and 213 South Water Weed.
CUTICAGO:
NT Occslipusnala solicited.
MT= TO . 4!
Lyday & Chpapeaning, Iran Olty OIL WarkLi . ;
Jacob Painter,of J. Pabatar & Oa. - 4.
Jam. It. Chalf an t, d Spaag. Chal.bat I Cb. 1 ,-,
/YZI:ly
VIM ANGO OIL AND TRANEPORT
:-
ATION 0011 PLAT,
OIL CITY,. Puma,
Are prrpared to roosts, ■tots ad mai,
Chide and Refined Perron
_
On the most reasonable terms, .3: a to mats - I rleail
aims:ea 1.. EL °M T% ProakloOL
OEMs, 151 Ph* street, New ligtit.
WX. BOW eoey.,( c ra ll
wAtTsir. Atet. • dkr•
ram wuran, Ail, Pitts nrgh.
ear Consignments, via Pennsylvania Clentsaliil ll
he Bared at thp Company's ass-proof Vass = oil
li oboken attires.
WAIFS; WETMORE .4
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aozatissioa
BBIPPEBS OB PICTROLEUX
132 Pf.&l6ltH IsMR, NSW, TDB'.
Ample aiallam mr MOTLAtiI AND 151tCPPOIGI
a the& pard NMI wharf. Ras Haab.
mitt/
CtABOT, PIMBEBTON .a.wiaemm.
General Merchandise Broker i )
le Mali Eill=1", New Talk
ALa 1 8011111 iscarr en, Pla 4 , 4 4 ra
CRUDE &RIEETIMPEZEICI/J6*.
001113110 SODA. SODA Allll,
DUMB, OILS, 10. Ae.•
Olden 10 trl ar sal romptly 4010160110.
awlay
D L MILLER, Js, dam,
WALNUT PT., :11 01 !
MUDS et REFIRED PECEMBAI
On Osnunteton azkotrety. All Amp a6misit',
ffroaAan Fos urn= theca imam: , IQ "
=DR, =ldes good. dumb.
Particular attention paid to OTh 1011 MO=
Tos ears—a►DßTlO SODA. SODA ASH, tkl '
Asa:
ALIEN NEEDLES,
PIGLIADZLPIEta..
oomissios mai
putscd.r.it..u.
Crude and Refined Petrelennli
g•- Masi sdnabo =O.
snlay .
ENOS WOODWARD,
itatearwm.s.woolvarsatow
Griasta. 0014:uililciami.414;
ep.da itt,tics thin td the ".`lfiti7.l
Crude and Relined Pelixdvanti
mWam m pomp plows cram,
TI7SODVILLE; 0.11 nielNliß cixvi r7 24 ,
VV ' '
GEO. W. MIGEESEnb k C 0..!
glantdiaitoian of 111=51:1 OIL AND T,ONEVIAL. -
'USG OM. -oap conatat.tty tba !aryl* '
Quality of 11MINGTO OIL, dear mad W ithout *gory
*lan: - good L 111111101.7011, goys WE= LEG
LOU =deal% OREM.
as - an ataas lea at B U slims •mage . ,
&oak mooted *CY; IIM tatlouldo7.o*
to.
ROBERTAINIWORTH,
e.atueerroTtrunnieF,
Commisiloallkicloult
ARV IIIAZI2 arm •: _
siritransawmichztanuaismotrost,.
FETBOLZILIK =Awl, NV and .1145 E
. 7 .
lot sale at th• licrin*ancl!et pticaL Ocadrlng. 4l.-
and cadets solicitedV _ •
JAMES
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Oil of inedd wiAgnicapiunqtac,,
omits haat gobs ftwitateces tiffoc-liiAti •
wet xmuirr awasus2Wltsem
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