The daily Pittsburgh gazette., May 17, 1864, Image 2

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tiffisintrgit Onzeitt.
~.rtresx•Kr;afAi
bittlief thiZthOf May was
fought,Gtissvresitiated tree strength to be
AlOO, army, including Bear
's corps, anti not counting the cavalry
En B3unimavr, has been ; !variouely
rroiLl2§,ooo to 100000. We
-'believe the the former \slumber nearer Ale
The estimated losses by Las are—
.ll3:ltilled and wounded, 20000; piisonere in
our hands, 12,000: total, 37,000—leaving
Lies present - effective force, 03,000 men.
estimated losses are--la billed
and wounded, 30,000; prisoners in ..Bebel
, .
hands, 3,000; total; 23,000—leaving Bon.
xtlsawie flthting! force after the battle of
Thursday. last, 02,000 men. Difference in
f;:lrcr on.yriday . last-29,000. But
Saturday °DANT was re.
efficient number of 'troops
.y.equal in strength to what
erttesed the Rapidan, or, say
1 . 25,1100. If tho foregoing estimates ap
.s,:sproximate to correctness—and we believe
do--is it apt o very probable result
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that Luz will either run away or be
to surrender? Can he have any
'hope of successfully resisting twice his own
!strength?
If Yve should retreat, is it probable that
ho*mid go to Richmond ? To take refuge
4 . ..,thertlyouldseerct to involve certain capitrt
lt.-tiiim in the end, as a close investment,
which GRANT would certainly make, would
ri.' ,, :crithltu off from• all his supply , communi
old3ens and also prevent succor from reach•
jnithim from stile! Rebel armies. Is it not
uteri probable that Lacs army and the whole
government would abandon Rich•
- xncind and Virginia and retreat to the Galt
ao Rebel neasiaspariv have hinted
would be done in the last extremity ?
if Lan:should attempt to retreat
into the Carolinas, is it probable, judg-
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...ix!); from what we know of Gen. G asiti s
''Way of - making war, that he would be per
"? ratted:to - take the whole, or even. the half of
lotto- army With him ?
The questton of Endurance
Wat.r.merox, at Waterloo, referring to
then progressing, remarked,
' wilt see who can pound the longest."
Est . glish enduranee, aided by BLTIClill; won
`diy against the impetuosity of the
yrench charges and the sublime devotion
'...T'...074.110 Old Guard.
7 Tbe bottles of the Wilderness and the Po
the Iron buke's celebrated saying.
pounding drove Lae out of the
and, .drove him from his defenses
an'tht Po. True, Gasses numbers were
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rtrerfor to those of the rebel chiettoin, but
the dipproportion in numbers, both' in the
Wilderness and on the Po, was fully equal
): ,fired by the superiority of the natural peel
Licht held by the Rebels, by the defenses they
had erected, and by their greater familiar
ity,- with the battle-ground. The dogged
, ..endurance of the Federal troops--tbeir de
,.,:,;47mlnation to go to Richmond or go down
:itt: the atteMptalone gave us the victory.
"...:.3rriday, the 6th, and Thuisday, the 1`....4.11 of
forayer the question of the rel
.., itkve etduranci of Northern and South
. erktreopet. The former can "pound the
-/Migest."
• And the side that can "pound the long
est" wine the battle in the present Cam-
paign. Fortifleitions may aid Lam in pro
longing the contest, but they cannot loth:-
mom the remit, .iThe heaviest pending is
over, and the odds are against him.
EmanclpaUon In Maryland
blarylandConatittitional Convention
on Thursday of last week received the re
port presented by the majority of the Com
mittee on the 'Declaration of Rights. h
there provisions:
• The-Constitution ot tho United
pates atillthe laws rondo in pursuance there
'l.--nthalitg, the Flirrlitila law arthe land, every
-,'aftiecos Pi this sista owes pszamonnt allegi-
REMO tOiilo Co, 1: . a60n and government of
the Tait; and is not bound by any
law or ordlrienco• of this state in contraven
, :tea or. calivir,lori, thereof.
.. , '"%•"Artiell 23. MAL hereafter In this state
- there shall be neither slivery nor involuntary
servitude; except In punishment of- crime,
whereof the patty shall hove been duly con-
Tiotedk ant4eU persons held to service or lit
bar as *lases are hereby declared free."
There is notlditg said about compensa-
Acdior andest:evasucipetion.. Tho work
',reposed is to be thorough, uncompensated,
and Immediate. i The report will be adopt—
ed by a Large-majority vote of the Conven-
course, the colperhead papers' have
loconmenced Abe work .of magnifying the
lomm,siofthe presentliirginia campaign—
Ole Mien leases; nettle Rebel lasses; they
never dtrtheistter. The Tod of this city,
tor. instance,- mildly intimates that "the
-,,,--pmantcilapalea ban been attended with a
' hili:OrperAapr 60,000 men." It the author
thnatatetnteccwero not a Copperhead, he
wonbittantainly - be entitled to be Coned
eyed a very faitiapecimen of the American
Adder. t' - •
.2.1 . 21;--Perhopir the Past , malt could find
} 7 _ ~ o oml o r i lon geditorial with the AboTo Item
Tus 41!;111317:11V414.37 SAltylSPir Fma
4" rill probably be opened on the day desig
''."itited--4is • • The em pt t•
..Langentents hare, been made to facilitate
the diaphiy of oantributleas from all, parts
• of that Onatry, iTfio malts building alone
' ems* an adua levered thousand feet larger.
thaithe gelrcipollian Fair'', and there are
'Online kap lit use whicit'adde ne arly
'llWa:Ablais as tknoll epee* aothe main
buildings. TO cash subseelptions to be
, gluerith summit to $200,000; and it will
be *4 l ame SOO.= Yew York end SL
Louie.fer,tbe.paluton Int receipts.
IStron. SATJII.—TIie .XIIIIIIATOIIS
frields .
goiitlamtu2 nili :egret to
;.• lessithsthe he s. been 8 irigtuily ill for the
.topsltero or tbreeireeke,ntiti has been 'con
. ? .lined to had (limiters the time. lie
heap in slant, however, and,-with - that seal
. ii4a tense for whibh he is no
noted, hitt *net act is to - visit the hospitolel
4.l:latter.fr i m I. ll m in our ?caul depart
,,_,
y
, Pan Chl4ge. Pilaw his reached the
44,600 ,0tet; Ina
:prouOirs if it were pasible
to, print more their ordtrO road be; larger
.outtand. - Thia4tartePaper rao
thousand.
nen In a City; that *itt a village thirty
! , '-`y*Fitagnia moht Wailed; :
!tYPth-Yoil:friita like a gentleman and
iittierott is tba,"eam'a
Yet 'ITO* of Csairi 4 e'curot
,41spatehto the
' I s : Ira' 11 011 , e 12 ! 6 it , we tiesut theoo:,
the PepartateliViie to the pub
' :114igaiiiyotto_ecktitIVe dva
.
7`tieiceiloes 6EO not irtinting that Paul.
r ' a OUP/ Aim!: (or her 81 ;iee
r ofinteltuttirezr (fey iolieitaers;t 6 sul4et is
pad:WO end to the rebe3llol2:
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%VIM* 'Scott Hatictick.
ETM Teadeiof this paper, we feel sure,
•111 read with pride the followieg tribute
to Gen. Hancock. It is from the Vorlh
interim.
The splendid achievements of General
Hancocka °nue in the present campaign
in Virginia are again attracting attention
to one of the finest soldiers in the Army of
the Potomac. Since McClellan's brief tel
egraphic dispatch respecting the battle of
Williamsburg spoke of Hancock's deeds on
that day as superb, his name has been •
familiar ono in his native State, Pennsyl
vania, rendered so by his soldierly qualities
in the field and his heroism wherever be
has nerved. IL in not necessaTrto-reiter
ate the long catalogue of his gallant ex
ploits. They are now welt known in this
commonwealth, and they 'Must ever contin
ue to be.
To the people of Philadelphia Hancock
bad peculiarly endeared himself by his
noble bearing, frank and generoue manners,
and his uniform courtesy. He rev'e wed
the local militia and volunteers here on
'Washington's birthday, and as he rode
'Along the line on Broad street, with his
brilliant staff, the citizen, who were thus
"on
Inform name idea of his appearance
"on the battle-field, balled him wth en
thusiastic acclaim. He seemed, indeed, the
bean ideal of a soldier on that occasion.
Since the opening of Grant's campaign
in Virginia, however, llaneosk hoe been in
his true element. Largely backed by men
of his own State, enlisted to serve under
him especially, at.l whose confideoce In
blm was unbounded, he has rivaled in his
dashing,cdtarges and constant and fearless
exposure the most famous leaders of Na
poleon. Always brdliaut and successful,
he has, in the presebt campaign, made two
desperate charges, which must long: be
remembered in our military history. The
first vu in the battle of the Wilderness,
where he drove the enemy before him for a
distance of two miles and held his position
for hours, vainly waiting for the support
ing columns which would secure his ad=
TBllOO. •
Bat his last and grandest • exploit was
reserved for the terrible battle of the PO
where he Made n chnrge which crushed one
wing of the rebel army, carried their rifle
pits, and captured between thirty and for
ty cannon and one and a half divisions of
Hill's corps. Ile took the division of Gen
oral B. W. Johnson entire, with all I's offi
cers, including n Itlaj General and two
Brigadiers. We wee the division former
ly commanded by Stonewall Jackson- A
year ago Jackson himself was killed at
tlhanceliorsiville, and now his division is
annihilated. Threw rebel troops once so
much dreaded for their fierce and sangui
nary charges, have now met their match in
s General eurpaseieg their old leader in
impetuosity and daring, and commanding
o eorpa which seems ennui d ai•h his owu
enthusiastic spirit. All honor to the heroic
Hancock and his noble color As Penn
sylvanians, it is impossible to avi it feeling
a Just -pride iu their valor and achieve
ments, however much we may deplore the
cost to many a family at home.
llonon to the Hero--Gescrlption of the
Gold Medal now being Prepared for
Lt.—General Grant.
(From the PhilAdelphis rmsl.l
The work of engraving the gold medal
for General Grant, in accordance with on
set of Congress pasectl in December last, in
in the hoods of Mr. A. C. Paquet, engraver
at the Dnitod States Mint, this great artist
having been chosen by Mr. A ntropus, the
designer. The medal is to be made of pule
gold; to weigh thirty ounces. 'hie four in
ches in diameter. Toe tolrowitag to a brief
dteoription of the designs: On the renter of
the front of tho medal is a correct photo.
graphic profile of the General, partly encir
oed with [hie inscription on the top:
-MAJOR-GENERAL GLY9BIB (laaaz " Oa
the lower part are the following words:
Joint retro:lawn of Congress, December
17, 1843." The evabkllinbrnesits are as fol
lows: Near the outer edge is a circle con
taining two American flags, the stalls CroBs
- each other. The folds of the great na
tional emblem are entwined around tobac
co, cotton, sugar, and rice, the four staple
Productions of the mates wherein General
Grant has planted the fin of cur country.
On the tap is a wreath of oak and
laurel neatly entwined. On the
rim outside of these embellish
ments, are thirteen States, representing the
original States. (In the other side of the
medal the design is beautiful and appro
priate. It represents the Goddess of Lib.
erty seated on a sphere, her right band
resting gracefully on the national shield,
with the word "Danels:h" thereon. To
the eight of this is an eagle in the: act of
taking so upward flight, with the-Ameri
can flag pending in festoons from its beak.
The sacred emblem bciog thus raised dis
closes a view of then city of V.ekeburg on
one side, and Lookout !Contain and Coat
tonooga valley on lbu other, wis h
scene in front- Toe river Mississippi,
-hearing on its bosom iron elide, transports,
and steamboats, 18 6180 well represented in
the picture. Oa t h e lower centre of the
medal is a pryaniidof war triumphs, tit.
'riding the views of Vtckoburg and Look
out Mountain. The bane of part of the
design is a field piece near which msy be
teen a couple of soldiers. The outer rim
of this side of the medal also contains thir
teen stare, baing the number in the galaxy
of the original Confederation. There is
no other gold medal of this size in this
country, excepting the Ingraham medal.
Tee engraver expects to have the work
completed in seven mouths, for which be
will receive the sum of $2,200. We may
say that, in response to the resolution of
Congress, a number of beautiful designs
were submitted; that of Mr. Antrobus be
ing the most appropriate and beautiful,
was selected. There will be a number of
bronze medals made from the dies after the
gold one shall have been completed.
The Difference.
The World given ma the official return of
the loans daring MiC.ellan's "Seven Dip"
on the Peninsula, 15,249 killed, wounded
and missing, and then alder.
"The Tribaneeorreepondant rays that in
the first six days of the series of battles
Gen. Grant has been fighting he last 40,000
men, nearly all of whom are killed and
wounded,: bat few prleonere being taken.
Tit the Seven Da, e' battles, which were
called disastrous, left McClellan within
half the distance of Richmond as compared
with Grant's potation at loot accounts. This
fact would seem to prove that the Peninsu
la route must have some advantages as
compared with the overland route, Presi
dent Lincoln's 'plan' to the contrary."
This would certainly be a very telling
atatengat both against Gen. Grant and
Mr. Lincoln, were it not for the circum
stance that when McClellan lost his 16,000
men he was getting away from Richmond
es fast asie mid, leaving that city and
the rebel army safe, amid and triumph-
ant; while Grant ier pushing hie way to.
ward Richmond and is grinding the rebel
army to powder. Moreover, there was
probably not one of the seven days on
which MeClelldu would not bate given a
considerable sum to bo with his whole force
north of Spottitylvanta Gown Reuse. Ia-
SIUSi of being glad that he was so near
Richmond, he.wished himself far onougu
away.
Sir John Moore, in the Peninsular War,
did not lose one-fifth as many men atviVel-
Hagen, but Moore lost them in trying to
ens% to hie ehipe, Wellington in driving
the 'French out of Spain. According to the
McClellan 'school of warriors( however,
fdiortivas the greatest general of the two.
WhYisill,not someone save LittleMaefrom
Wad-miter/a -
Eiroirenvaaza, the scone of the recant
terrific battles, and which Is now in our
palmation, is si• !small villege l fifty-five
miles from Richmond, MP the railroad, but
connected with the rebel capital by
good -road& The river Po runs Booth of
Ohs village. The North Anna river, to
whit& Use Is reported to have retroot ed, is
about twelve =ilea Booth.
GALEIXIALDI.—Thp London Examiner bas
i severe article tipen The treatment of C4ll , -
ibeldi by Gladstone, it bieb it eonobules ttg
• •
torkfrogL i',4l.l,feellll
POoriboiat sa
overpower tirotrid orbi(k . ' ne to express our
inexpressible sorrow_ antl ladtgustioa at
thistoul wrong - to the holiest'sympaddes
anti aspirations of . - tho nation!'
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PUBLIC JMOTICES
IU• HELY FOR THE tila,piEm
We, the undersigned, hereby glue the
wages of one day, or th• sums set oppo
site to our names, to the Pittsburgh
Sanitary Pair, for the Sick and Wound
ed Soldielrei (Em add the name e the eIk:J.I4W,-
moat. 11•160, prqfessioo or trade, and a, i0e..614.]
Let the Proprietor, Manager, nom, or any patriotic
MAD, pane or copy the above on white paper; get It
signed by all the men of the mill, mine, formers,
chop, boat yard, saes, trade or occupation to which
ho belongs, transmit the amount to rarviltttt
Ileum, Jr., Trtiesurer of the Fair, Pittsburgh.
The receipt of the money win be duly acknowledged
by letter and the newspspera
The nand of the battle; the groans of our brother"
and defendent; the memory of the glorious dead, and
our hope. of samosa in the !draggle, cell on us to be
prompt and generous.
Key God put it into the howl of every Chrletiau
and patriot to respond with his mite or tile trooeon.
rot the Executive Committee.
mylOtf FELIX B. BUCNOT. Chairman.
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1 ... QT.?. TUB PITTSBURGH SANITARY
FAIII.—Tbe following named Steamboats
.temelmat Fund of Pitte
d other boats subscribing
led to the 11.1:
Arcola,
Camelts,
Pao.gon,
America,
hula,
Nevada.
Armenia,
Argonaut, No. 2,
Mercury,
Kenton,
Lent Lootl,
WI Ws,
BL 8. M o e, teserve,
Cherokee, (new,)
Llocto Martin,
.Tevesa,
Silver Spray,
Capt. Wm. Dozes new
boat s (not yet tamed,)
Kate B. Porter,
Oltre,
Ids Reese,
Echo No. S,
(Bars Pea
Delaware,
ast, not yet launched.
haw inbacribed to Oho y
kneel 'halter, Fair. A
will have their nano. add
Little Giant, .
Rover,
Oliver (Amid, No. 2,
Alpha,
nerva,
Charmer,
Loonldim,
Damwl,
James R. Gilmoro,
Westmoreland,
Vulcan,
Kate ttobine•n,
Starlight,
Goody Friends,
New York,
Ontario, (new,)
Roanoke, (new,)
Ohio Valley,
Lotus,
Franklin,
Citizen,
Empire City,-
Golden Era,
Maggie Rays,
Bertha,
0 0.71. Anderzon'z new
myiktr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
500,000
S A l th prtrilege toTr:; , mme to
mt. Sank It 1,1" o rolls minimized and In driocaule
Sul opciratlon.
Vie are preport4 to to a general Banking bounties,
and offer our acruic.l oorrolipaudant to Hooke and
Bankers throughout the country.
Sr.vial attend/up given to cullection to this and
the utolning Oity of rittebinigh, as sell an on all
vans of the oottutrys_
Mona), recetvad on depodit., and Era:maga cn all
CO, principal ettlse bonkiht and eeld.
AERn./ for U. S. 10-40 Rood..
MIEN!
T. H. Inn' IN,
JOHN DEAN,
WM. HAI:BAUGH,
U. C. BOYLE
ARTHUR n 6r,;( N,
tr.ZWLY GSIVA :0,
JOCK 71.1.0targ.1.1
A.
T. 11. NEVIN. eIk[SIOSSI
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•I%OT I C 'ft) TAX PA.Y u
persons who bare neglected to par their City,
Poor, Maginot, Water. Pchool or Bonding tax for
Coil, In the rind Ward, Pittsburgh, are n..dued
that on May Ist, salts will t lastitoted In all case,.
Those who woahl save costs will pay beg , . that day.
ALLEN CORDELL, Colkwtor,
II I •.
j -- 7.-z.A MEETING OF THE UNION
IaButiTIVIC COMMITTEE, of Allfltheitly
Cotifity, will In 1144 at the tt➢rß..( Mi. Chairman,
hn. 116 Fifth litre.t, Plttaticirgh, on FELIDAY, May
. 24th, [wt., et tiv'elcck p. m.
A. M. DHOWS, Oiairman
Jont; H. HSI:WART. Secretary. r 0,14,111
1.-SPECIAL NOTICE.—The owners
of Oil al•the Allegheny lauding are ropreirted
to remove thlr Oil at once, otherwiwo It will have to
be removed at their expense, as there iv not room
thorn to do the current Wildness. Attention to thla
matter will awn trouble and expense
mhll JAMES ALLEN. Wharf kl aster.
.MEW .4D rERTISE.III EJI T 8
MOTICI —1 oat, out of a sunk boat,
1.. .Loot 100 BARRELS OF CIICDC OIL,
mariErd No. lth Any person catching this Olt "Id
be Inbar - ally paid for th,tr truants by repertiag
me, al my *Mgr. corner of Eland lama and Dnoacsne
Way. Plttaburgh
myl7 dtt
13033319
STRAYED—On the sth instant, from
the subs:A . l.r, In Temptrancosille Dormagti, a
(X./W, aborts tom years old, erlthlu a fees es). cf
miring. Drone/lab gel. mid back, belly gray. Any
person Orin, Informatien In tb• onbarriber, or to
ISIr. kultEref 11cGILAW, at roarnbes'a More, In
lb. Dlstnerrd, fittsbmth,nrill be Mandl' , ravroadml.
IA2II4I2A.SkIiNSDT.
ARNOLD'Y,
AAD OTIIMIt WRITING FLUIDS,
El=
MYERS, SCHOYEII & CO.'S,
El=
CONSIGNMENTS.
10 Ws Picke
G 2 do Turnip.;
50 blues Lemon.;
2,0 bble. Pork State Pnt dirs.
100 half We. Late Herring
I,res• p,. t:odlieh;
100 pack eg Ilaikerri;
halt bids. lake BIWA;
1 Ouo Ma Maple !Inger. In raker,
bbs gro 1111 . 1 MS9II.
Jut rPorlved 555 far We et No. L'lsl 'Lap., 0.
myl2 POTTER, AIKEN d 544 5A4 D.
NF. W CONeIGNMENTS, now la num
sod for ..le.
400 both. choice holes Dr:o4 Prompt.;
ISO do bright qoartors
P , do .00 dried •bol. do;
do Yodi Rot. Dried Appir.;
240 do Ohl. do do.
(KO bpi.. Oboe. Potat.c
21i0 b Igo Jorsny gpsob
10 k combwrie.:
IL bosh. Cloverstmd.
m7ll L U. YOJIT di CO.
__‘.
SUNDRI
car lands Lake Shore Pototoer
LO bblit. extra Floor:
6 do Doll Dotter;
10 Irmo do;
10 040 pecked Bolter;
10 bble. White Beau:
20 do White el :trifled Coro Meal.
5 Ithdf. N. 0. insil
10 .tore sod for sale
PRANK FAN GORDF.II,
myll No 10 Smitbdeld et., corner of Find.
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PEACHES dr. TOMATOES..—
A: I froth stilday of choice DO1•Irl TO canned ninch
a ad Tiaatae f rat naked and for Bile by the
dean a eagle can, by
JOHN A. RENSHAW, Fandly Groat,
ttlyl.3 Dame. Liberty ad Hand Ana.
S ALAD SAUCE.—Prince of Wales
alul Same, an Indlepentable article in the prep
aratlon of a 1.., do., jots received In pinta and
hall pinta, fur W t
. at he Family Glaser, store of
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
myl3 Oornarletbarty and Hand area
LIXTRACT OF VANILLA —A full as
.l4 eortutent of Acoustic celebrated Flavoring Ex
ttnoi• Jai remind and forale by the dosed or at
retell. by JOHN A nicersriew,
toy 13er Liberty and Hand aerate.
UNIVE RSA corn
CLOTHES WSJNG
ZllS—The.beit In rm. Call and o=9l. them
at the India Rubb.r Depot; Not. 26 and ID lit. Clair
etrectr by
tny2
I=l
fait ERN CORN, put up in tin cans
barroctltally orLledju4...dyad sad for sale
at Ulm Family Grocery Store of
JULIN A. lIXICISEIANIT.
32 earner Liberty alafliandrrtraata.
"MEW DATER-25 futile new Dates
Peet received sCd for sokin by
RIVIIIBR • BROS ,
16 Nu. 12G and 12 , 4 Wool elvot.
(lOWA NUTS.—u,OOO fresh Cocos
Nws just reeslssd and Ow 'Os by
UNTINIII it BROS.,
myl4 ' Nos. 12S wid 1. Wood stront.
1.00 BBLS. TROW'S SAINT LOUIS
;Loon, best family Flour In to city, tor
ill. B. LINDSAY,
talb 101 Llbort•
RECEIVING DAILY, by Express—
TEEM BOLL 1111171611;
/BEM EGOS.
L. H. VOIGT d On.
MAPLE SUGAR-130 barrols Ihoioo
Marls Saint !o# mle Lr
13011011ANZII A LANG.
m 9 t^9 Liborm 9freet.
POTATOES.
600 bah. resell Plows, ht War.;
1,0:* do, to wire; •
• rimy. No. d Wood at.
DRY PEACHES-25 his. prime halves
for akle bs LITTLE t Timms.
ID • 12 Ito. 111 and 114 beyond street.
k • : • A• ENOS, Paris
styles f0r4.601, Jut resolved and for saki by
07.7 W. P. MARSHALL. 17 Woad street
wrA.Toicd—tio bble. Pink byes and
Nub Blows jot recelied mid for its le
by
mrl7 J. B. CANFIELD.
L — EAD.-1W pigo (aloha Load to sr:
t i le and for salOy
m H. VOLTAM.
OIL. -163 bbla &ado Oil to arrivo
and vol. or • IMIRT B. comae.
OIL BARRELS-50 Crude Oil Bar
rag ex m. 1111811 T Q. COLLIN&
T JgAD-SUO pip Galena to arrive and
63r sea by I. B. OANI/LILD.
TILUB..-50 iti,staro foi
`La /al. DUTILAY arn
DRARLS-50 cub No. 1 in store and
farms D 7 J. D.
.O/17iliELD.
ArElr .SDI'ERTISEJOIE.►'TB.
I)R.:,:s8 Gomm
ITZIEEIM
Nov sty:m Jut null% d by
WHITE, ORR et CO.,
TO THE LITERARY PUBLIC—The
-L extemOve y.uy relict PI brain Library of a
gontluman of el:thirsted literary tutu, resnove.d fro"
tho city, mid tot oVd by cataloguo oa ISATCRPAY
lIVRNING, May Ilot, at tbo Csmotercisi Auction
Wm ma, t.o. y Plfdb at nad, It erabractss recent and
costly !unto frum tn. , pros uf Little. grown S
Harper A Brotherd, Putnam. Ticitnur d Yield., Rh ,
srsido A Ctak t rid Fb , lusislo import; London editiota,
ell of tha.boot and moat yalnablo Knglish and Am• r•
can n,hurn in llistory and Relics Lettrtn, Ilia
greate a r part In neat an f firma binding., with insuy
work. of unusual tau - not - enc. at public sal, The
Walnut. embrewol a Sr.. vary choton Parlio tali lona
Froucil Who.. In the original. Alm, two to.
I tall. 'Pater Coln- Painting.. and fon. •a/nable
1,11 Paintings one of which Is a largo original Idwd
map. by Mot r el.
(Jatalo43es non truly. Tbo Books and Palming.
1011 ho on vie. Friday and Bram-nay.
A. Mc!LWAINE. Atut.r.
AA N ORDINANCE for the videning of
Osatre Avenile, on the south side, from Fulton
street to /111 . 4 r street.
Sr, 1., Be d ordahned and enacted by the Mayor, Al.
dermen and citizen. Pittsburgh, in flees and Common
nnendle.eneneeldeA,Ond k i• hereby ordained and reacted
by the ataluortty of the more, That Ventre Avenue,
en the tooth side, te3treen Fulton street and Miller
lands, be widened to the fell width of sixty (0) feet
as laid out in the city district plea
Sao. 2. Thstfleottgs flarnittwa, of the Eighth ward,
flarvey Robinson.. ef the Third ward, .ad
Chat:lllAm of the Sixth wstd,tbe and they are hereby
appointed appraisers to sewer the damages or bene
nta, if any, mated by widening said Avenue,
accord.
tog to &et of &monthly approved January 6th, A. D.
18E4.
Onlalned end enacted Into n law In Councils, Ills
Inth day of April, A. It, lef4.
, . . .
J AYES IIIcAELET,
Prroldent of Select Council
Allred E. A. Elcanow,
THOS. STEEL,
Pon!dont of Common Council.
Attest Fircn 11'31nerna,
Clerk of Common Council. m717,3t
AN ORDINANCE increasing the pay
of tho litght
Sr., I. of oaaaaal and marred hg the Mayor, A/-
donna, cud :v.,. tf Piluburgi, 1.1. d arta ( . ..mm...11
Cioeneils assembled, tad .1 4 hereby ordotar , d und e 1.5.1.1441
by the ...thnriev qf some, That the pay 0! the
Night Pollee of the city be and the umo Is hereby
incretosod, so that hereafter the Night Pollcanten
Shell Ix , paid wit The eaptala shall
Mtge., two tiler. and ten mate; each of the Laso•
tattat4l then receive two d..llars end Each of the
I there •ball reawf nua dollar and seventy tiro
for every night it -tuolly encased In pollee Atty.
140 0. The co. tehero of to. per cut Night Polices
who hare born on duty 11111 , the Best day et last
April, shot. re-oleo pay oln e that dot., ur since the
data, oftoir nmpl. p :neat, If rola quent le Aro ler,
Si the tat..lv ob. p-ece.ling ..el Ln.
Nero 3 All ordinances. or ports of r ansucee, so
her at la. - onti,tent.with, or eupplle.l bl tale crdl•
nonce, err .rteby terrcla.d..
Ort.Lin..l af..l •rlactul Iran a law lu
Ulf h day of Illy, A. D. Itr.4.
JANES Ma-A ['LET,
Procd,/ tor Sol. t 1' WCII
oS. STEEL.
Pre.l , lma ~! C.omm..n 1'4,11.-11.
Attald 11r.t•.14'11 AFT..
Clerk or C.lmm. udl. my 17.%
SANITAIIY FAIR.
El 1g CONINITTEE ON
"LADIES' BAZAAR'
Will decor the app . orlioulhor t of Tab:os and Booths
[tuft' altos the.:hn inst. The., nsgsotty request all
persocs desiring spec. In this dep.. ttosat of ths
Fair (who have not althstly 190 Iscl,l [take early
application to the Ohmenittcw, ttsiongi.
V. ff. Atßq. Cbsirnsan,
to. ty, r‘tth mist.;
r, JAB. C
mpli int
N. 103 t v ft,t, straet
'
yo r) CAN AhWAYS ritOCUkt
o.•nntltrall.,•, Water and LAI. Watcr, • ,
13nrnrat's Olcualun and K
Biooo2 of T,110.1.,
Hagan'. Maproulia Balm,
klotloway's l'ida and lantment,
11ra. acaturer and Aykg,..bunanos
tlelmL•Ad • Unodu sad darlayar,lla.
Lizmisero Isthprovvd 114,04.1605 PL
,tr.
1401,Intale
Fine Talo bwpp and Prfunins,
lino Ilmtbo., F.O 13/11111bAN. tonal Drubm,
4tho eclairs' Drhg mark corner Ohio and 'Wars]
roete. klarka Llama, Aittglartly.
%PI! OEO A. ICVLLT s 00.
TiIXECUT()E'S SALE OF 1111'1UWED
ALLEGIFIF:ST eITT PHOPEP.TY. --On PAT
CILDA Y ArrEntiour,, q. r at.t.., a a clnck, a tll
I. madd, uo the gtood•ra, by c e `t. tort,
K1,1.1 . ..0r of Itobt. N. Clermides,r.:or
, hat
rateable lAA of Ott, led, 44 feat !runt ...North
atm.. Atirghony City, by 1 . -0 fool drop„ baring o
front lo the rear Ft lo !art 10 leach.. on Last Lama,
Hwhich I. erech , t • tev-at.ry Frame Dwell:kg
cem, with out-Umiak:o. Lat•.oron. IC.
locati,o b OLleamant and agr.eabtry to to roll
oe thr osi terms Or, third rase, Cal•sa, La cme
and two >oars, .10110t0n...0, orter,l by boot and
mortgage. A. Mel LVe AIN K. Aare,
GRA] SEIEDS,
EIVTTIM, POVL.TIII", EGGS,
AO all kind+ of 001711fLUT PTIODC('S, ob
Conlllll.loll, bf
ESB=I3
Prompt relwra,* - 1.1. ri,n If 41..11..d
WOUNDED P.OLDIE kS
• •
$ll/0 BOUNTY
TO ALL WOUNDED SOL WIMPS. la cow tr.log
gala ; call with' glesbaise."
No charge made nail! the mooey I. colle7ted.
T. wALite. DAY,
Llogrased by lb* D. g. Geeerameot,
No ItYl Tlftb atm. t, Plitehutes,
Third door below the Cothedral.
WALL PAPER.,
ETTOLIKA PAPER, et d
LINING-ROOM "
CU A ILBSIR do, 1234 to
Also, leantlrol nMn for Farley end mat, .1 No.
104 Federal aterel,llll.ghvey
__10716
WORD 4 13T C L. A 131 , LL.
MUIROMI J. M DAILLINO
A large 1.4 of MO no. and beautiful Doug ham ar
rived In the alai& Brom of
lIOFFMA! & HOENE,
BUTTER and Now Cream Choetto.—
180 beans PM. Cutting chewy;
20 imam Clttdce rrneh Duties;
It barrels mesh Igo;
180 Washele Bled Potato.;
idllo bewbeb; b4lit Dried Appler,
:81; bartalsMt/ and Doinants Apples;
110 barrels Sweet Cider;
Now receiving. and in More. ingather with a Atli and
freab ;flock of {merles fur ..1. by
• ...atm -; /A 1., et ,
CLOSING OUT LAbT SUAINIEIIB
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Mir. than ant.. Non hi the ans. for Nogales
Men, Woman, Boys, Youth. end Children, nll soon
J. II- Et 0 ALAN D'a.
nESCRABIA.—There is nothing more
dethabls tbs. n rood bead of tour. It Is easily
•ttalsood end e•mly retained. Tl. ItE.IIINZ/141-
TUB will aocompllsh both; It cso.e• hair to vow
en bald he•ds, .ep prove:lu b.lr from 6111 n. off.
&Moor beyond disputa. hold by all solvent Drop
gists.
11140 N /0111ISTOli, Pole Agoot,
my 3 Corner Fourth imd Smithfield rtsaotiL
FRPH ARRIVAL I I.'RRY DAY OF
Xav Roots and Shoes,
()MEM AM) Bet.MOSAIII,
BOILLAND'O,
Of the !akat dyke, et
neyl4 Oa 111ket itrectdild door from Vtfth.
SE JU7'O3 J' NOTIC R—Wherens,
J.:l Letters Tratementat7 have Ewen this day rant
ed to the underataned, Ifacteritu a the last taltrind
testament of William 111cLataghttn, dedrued...l l
persona Indebted to the said decadent am harnbl
no
ttd'ed to pay the Curie withont 04.111, to thstacler
aliened, by whom the debts of decedent mill beeettted.
mll4:4lrd CtlCOltoll 33121G8/di, Vieotttor.
THE PHENIX
rseuRAME' 00, OP BIIOOKLYII, 27. T.
Capital
14117 — th • lam surplus.
pile and InlandiMe6946
B. H. Pituburg6 !(Ont.
mlt 69 gogtl,
ES AND LARD.
• ridge, Beatty ot Co.'. 9.0. Hams
AldB, S I
11 70 tcs. Tro
40 Chic
ao
20 twee'
ES tbrcoe 01
47
Tot mile at
079
Side.;
►. Davis% 00.'1 Dryiket ;
Lest Lard;
ecuou&Kine& tam%
MO Inert, area
will ba paid for - Bich
want Ist3 babe roccoltry of
PICIBOLIIIII, distinctly
idiots bac@ boon ether luso lsy
• the Alllglssay Wharf iono•
• o stmt. •a. Lamm's.
No.lo ;atom sigs:.
S5O infarmail
49 iIIABBLIS 0
maim! T. AIL
dly zilioske . &Um Wor WWI
t
MEW 4DrERTISEJCIEXTB
MnS
NEW GOODS
THE MISSES ELLIOTTE
Hays J nat received to-day their Summer Steck of
Circulars, 'Palmas. Hanttltas and Sacques, in Cloth
end Berege ; Black Datuasuro, Lama and Tryout;
Lace rousts, Rotondo+ and Talmaa Shetland Shawls;
rant de Gann, Point Applique, Valencleunts; Ilal.
less and Thread Lace C.sllara and Seta; Fi snub Em
broidered 0 liars and SLevra ; Breakfast Seta; Break
fast eats: Steel and Linen Collar. and Cuffs; Slant
Crape Collars, Gollarettos and you••, Half Mom sling
Pollan and 'MIS; Black Luau and Grenadine Vella,
Lace, Embroidered and Haunting Ilandkerek ef.;
Pint .d, Stamped and Ham-stitched Handkerchief.,;
Blond Walats and itl.res ; Boman Seam and Ties ;
Boman Cape,. Argyle Nets, Ilend•ltresaes, Water
falls, Trimmed and Plain Seta, in great variety.
Black and White Nuts, plain and figured; Sulk, II
Insist and Waall. Blond.; full motim: Passamenteris
tor Breasts A la , gr auturtment o' Dress Trim.
minds Batton, Sc. !ranch Parasols, bun Umbeel.
las and Pant, Pe- nett Worley, plain and embroider.
nal ; Sere , Ino, Victorian, hips; Superdne, Drab and
White Bloch. Gantt • ; Balmoral Skirt.; Bradley,
Duplex Hoop skirt Skirt supporter. Mad. Dens
oreltes Stilt Elerator and Jun. Patterns; and • fall
assortment of La: Ise trea s , Wa n g Good..
E=l=lM=B
Isf.tn' and Obildr,o • Inamoldertd Drrunm. Lace
Coq, C:osks, Glatt" .d Alarm ille•Secymm, Waists,
Skirts, d.c.; French sod ll•naborg. itrubrolderin,
Plait; and Striped Naltol.A., Leta, Lawns and
0.0,1 s, Ir , rorh td•reeillm, P.
No. 43 OT. 4 , LAI A STREET,
ruder La. Clam Hou-I.
RALLY I
FOR 100 DAYS!
First Call from Pennsylvania.
The Eocretary of War Imo sothoriond me to mho o
Battalion of aitillery,
To rano for 100 DATE, In Washington and
vicinity. The orgsalsetion knoven me
BATTERY A
Will (dm, one Company or Oda lilatt•ltOn. Three
other companlee (Infantry t r Artillery,) will ho se
rom. d.
Coo mandln, (Moore will pp or• port •t ,tito at
TQIQU 81011 T itr UAL!,
rosch comnany to 1., comp:wed of ICO mon,—ta bo
~pifu rm. d .pd ~0 0 1 4. 1 by tho
MUM
Stator Goren:mon:it
tosl6.dtf
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
TUE 1301100011 Or LA %V BANCRVI LLX.—
h by • eopplement of the Art of Assembly,
approved the Ith day ef Idaerh, A. D. 11164, ri , ating
to the payment of the Itornotto 'Tax to the Troaenr,
within too limits of rud Doroegh.
The CII/tlonigued reap...ninny untitled the maid Taz
ityc.r• that he to Dow to yonexe.alon of the Iteplicat•
for the payment of Laid tax, and testy to rect.., the
mow.
on all taxes pall on nr before the first day of An.
gala, 1.4, an allowance of live per ceatunt alit he
made.
00 all taxes 1..11 sobeeduent W Ills first day of
Angina and rmor t the Drat day of Sertemiwr moot
Le raid to full.
On all taxes paid stibeaquast to the fled day of
September, he shall add Dee per Erotism.
And on dna drat day of Octobor in each year, the
Treuursi shall mat. out list of l'elinquent tax
wet with the amount doe from earn, with ten poe
rc0.20 additional balled: provided that no addl
' Ilona! amount elan be lest than ten mn ta, and place
1 the .isms In the hood, of the High Cointah e, wheaa
Idoy it ehall be to receive thou not r • renaby
of tiny Dollar.; and the sold Tr...tamer Is hereby
anthorixed to hone to aald Cone able his warrant to
mitred said tax, granting him all the power. and ha•
muuitiew now toy low "'feud In collectors of county
ratee and le hot. Provaisd, that ne further or addi
tional notice to taxrayers shall be require...l than the
alvertinomeet In one or more rapers, and by hand-
Ldb WILGIADI J A Neel, Borough Tram,
Cor. Butler a Wainwrigbt sts., lawreucto'e.
mylo led
W ERLIS bl tr. WILSONS
1111111liCST PREMIUM
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES-
Tax car.A.PIST, 8161PIAST Mil) PlafT
Prlttedp, Wbnlesaln ErnpAlaxa
0. 2 1 PIPTH MT
Throve an i.,1.. Ilan! Iryx-k.
WM. Strltitiß & CO.,
Asa ACIZNII3
11332111
BAILEY, FARRELL & CU,
CM=
Plumbers,fias and Steam Fitters,
a all lh.lr branch... Vtomptly attended to by hall
tut and expertenood vorkurvn. on abort untie..
Have constantly on bond . larg• .11.0(119,61 nt
BATH TCBS,
Ppeetal attention given tolls* filfinnor 011 Refiner
ies, Agitst.ini and Belling Tasks lined with lead, de_
No. 120 FOURTh ST., PrrrastraGe.
SANITARY FALIC.—The Committee
an Mechanics' Hall resuctfolly rapnem all who
are dmirons to contribute machinery or maanfac-
Imes of any deocriptim, appropriate la that De
partment, te report as early as passible to nlther of
the ondenigud, .o that the proper arrangements
Can try made for th e nacepelon aad accommodation of
every articlo that may ton offered.
To. Oammittm will tout regalarly, on Tuesday
and Pridar aftarnoons, at 4 o'clock, until otlemiss
aenoucced, at the arc« of Jas. M. Cooper, No. —,
Bank Block, PM street, whore contributory or
other./ harlag lauineraa an Invited to confer with
the Committee. JA
11. MES
MILLER M. COOPER ,
,
J P.
3. JENNINGS,
WILLIAM WADE,
TROY. B. BLAIR,
W. W. PATRICK,
Commlttos on Mechanics' Dail, blwadtsry Bair.
toy16:1
•
NEW WOES.
Another supply of
FINE AND FANCY cess in RILE
Cutaway and Garibaldi Suits,
ro CIIILDREN
Juet Received by
GRAY & LOGAN,
NEW
SPRING GOODS.
10 ST CLAIR STREET,
Just received from the rilatern cities. • large and
well winged stock of goode, &signed for the Opring
and litunmer trade, wedding to part of th• follow
• THESCLI MAMAS and ateSSIIIIIIM
EI ,
WITIVYMOLIB, GERMAN and AMERICA !
OCIATINOI3 and OASIIMERES, of aimed every
shale. style and color, all of which I will make op to
order to the laud and mast fashionaLl• manner by
expecioneed workmen at chart nodes and mum-Able
Alen, • largo stock of Gelds' Puralsbillg
Good., sock as are sunnily kept la Ord claws tangelo.
tog doses. Onienioilelted and promptly ex•cotad.
W. It.
No. 10 St. •‘,.•lttsto'h.
WE . HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH
TV as ALBERT R. CHILDS, Le • partner in ow
km, The badmen eitli hereafter be carried on un
der theism= and etyle of A. 11. GUILDS A Co
JAA. li.cnups A cto.
•
A e H. CHILDS .1: CO.,
HOPE FLAX HILL,
Manaritturers of
•
Seamless Grain Bags, Carpet Chain,
WAXILY BAITING, Ac.,
atyl4:l,
NOTION—STOLEN—Coupons of 5-20
Bond.:
Nye so, No. 2461, UM, 2163, 2164, MA
:Three Ilan Not. 10,31r3,10,31; 10,354 1
Two WO, Nan. 6216,6279;
Throe UM°, Nan MART, 43,67111, Men
Those (kespone bear date lloymbor Zol, 1863;
thAll persons are hereby willed not to births'.
em.
Any pence rrstoting the Cowpimaor giving nth
la formation es will kid to the detection of the thief,
will be 111mralIy rewarded by _
111A1AU DICKEY& CO,
saltit • • • 10.Widantrest.•
WEitAVE THIBDAY ASSOCILiTED
T ilia as GEORGIC D. COOL tba
Dawn and Ilmical {D actOoton Incensis.-
. spuda
Apr11_1.14 4 1864. cox rrar a co.
.vh s r z~: ~.
DRY GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL LIFIE , S (111.1k -I
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
Sha vk 1%,
Mantl
fireulaN
Remnants or Dress Goodi,rbeap.
Goods for lien's and Boys' Wear
11. Z. 0011. T 01.111. 1 111 S 111 IIK HT ITS
gmyl6
N EW G()()9!•41
NEW COODS !
J. W. Barker & Co.'s,
No. 59 MARKET STREET
NEW G-00-DSI
NEW GOODS!
- -
SUMMER DRESS ( D )ODS.
Organdies, Foulards,
GRENAI)INES,
LAWNS,
Tb. IstvA unvaitle. in
SILK AND CLOTH CLOAKS,
Silks, Shawls,
3001 J e 4.
AT ALEX. BATES',
No. 21 Fifth Street.
my 9
NSW GOODS
Just Received.
The attention of the Ladlea le hartionlatiy called
to oar lane and eplendld .took of
NEW GOODS.
In addition tss anr mount ontematvo aasortaloat,
the., *lad very prutty on
of
Ladies' & Kisses' Hats and Bonnets,
Ita great vviaty, an 4 rh.aper thaw now genera)
mild. Macs
SPRING AND EMBER BALMORAL ailßTa
And • rory choir. 5t.,.1, of 141111110 IND NIL
Vil3lB and ONDEBOADMENTS, for
(.441tv kr.III L.• 13 IN kraiat.
w. ban mho the fineet and best moor - WI Mask of
Tine Welts sa4 Taney Mans% Eden se nom to
fond In any Innlehtoz Goods Eters.
Also, Ladies' and Gent's Lin. Collars, Ties,
Scarfs, Gloves and Rosary, Pocket Books, Porte
Kontudies and liarsra,elegant Staid sad Jet Pins
and 8r00d..., Belts and liolt Smiths, and . full Ilse
of Trimming mid /tinny tonds, as cheap births
el:mayn't.
VW Wholnal• Bona. op stall: nd In tweement.
L&CBUM & EILTRE,
NA.
AT ART &IL.
Bead. Gimp and Bead Buttons,
♦ID OTHIII NEW TIIIIIIIESO
The new Itaxietnta Collar and Cuff' elegant
Paint Gauze Netts sad Elandivarahlcrsi Ivor
Intend and dn. Liman Irdk'fi I Lase., Grua-
utlnta and Crape VellsiOszolnio and Hamburg
Trlenal4ga to great minty, at km prier ; elegant
Nish sod Scarf Ribbons; Donosis, tints and Plow
en; Eked sots, of em .t 71.; Stocklap, Glover.
Oonnt4, Hoop Stizt. and Sprln Balmoral Skirt.. A
TOM Iles of Men , . Varnishing Roods shiny.
012 hand. L.dfa• and Children•. Dimino, Bilk and
Gs Underre.ts ; Wllto /Leen° Under-
akirts—cost lon than the material to [take !ham
Witslmola Worms op slabs. Mims In the city
and from lb. mootry oUI do sosll to look at em
stock before purchasing.' •
JOBIPH HORNS &
• _ TT /LAD Ts EITBEICT.
, 1 „ MERCHANTS. AND DEALERS.
EATON, INACUUM dr CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth stret
•
Invite the attentien of WHOLBSALE BUT to
their ;meant stock, which to [IOW complete to every
department. ell their rood. mire pantheon:l before
ate protect
GREAT RISE LP PRICES,
And they foal dt.opand to toll at a moderato advance,
and at name moth tower Ilan
EASTERN PRICES I
lITSUTEIANTS, HILL2HYBB , and all who buy to
sell agate, are esper.lotlyinvited 'Waal and essalee
our 'tack.
EATON, MACRUM & Co.,
Has. 17,LND 19 WITTH
myl9
NEW TRIMMING AND
FURNISHING HOUSE,
No. Si Market Street.
New TH1MM1NG11.31111301172311311 and 818,
110213, 1.d(13 and Wllll3 GOODS , 1.111321
GIN; 1.13231 T 11311.2.3. SERUM and BILE 1721.
3113.011221123.23; 110113180W6 best
EMITS; OLOVIM NOdIBBY t3lll
_.11311/
311,
3103 'Tres, YANOT 13111.11118; num,
/11312IT118021113; LIATIIIII6 BACA 011313 X.
DILEGLAS and DUADI3, /3341te. -
lOORkg, AD• DE M ( k
aw4rramTn
iliM
P ETS eI.LOTHS, dSu
FOURTH STREET
~;
oz •IV b*, ;- , T 1 1,6,
. 4 'WINDOW SHADES
c:Z.jhiVrlt TDIS DA V
%P ‘PRIATC: STO( S. to
CAR T 5
Oil, (I.OTH,
AT frPC A L IT DiE'S.
(t A H. r Z ; :E . S T c) R E.
St, Sr F.,11711'91'LF117
nlll' ,
Fi A - V
I t Cit, IIAtIED 4No ADD r.:1)
/I El MI I a IN3
ENT! RI? , STO: 1K
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
1..4.1 0 W. ki'.:CL[l/I,li L Notr.k..nt
LARGEST STOCK
111 b; FOUND ]N It WhVi",
.4T TUE LO WES4' PlB WlA:gi
Oliver McClintock & Co
pies() co V E
Fine Embroidered Cloth
Embossed Cloth.
Victoria
A of. amd Rvlortment snet rone!vv.l Itto
NEW CARPET STORE
IffeFARLAND, COLLING 6. CO
nah4
VENITIAti P.LIND TRIMMINGSI
En entirely to" Lod ...taidete r_r: rt J , ft
crt•ed wt the
I=l
McFARLAND, COLLLIIS & CO
fro,l
DI rIDEA-Ds
EMIT NATIONAL Dials 07 A Um.n vs r,
Allegbona, Pday.l3, j
THE DIRECTORS OF IBIS HANK
hove thin day declared ► Dividend or 17141 E
Pill CENT. on the Capital 8 fie or the Bent, do,
of the profits of the bonnet. since its organ trnn ot,
payable en the lnth bait lieriancent Taal pool.
30y141.14 J. P. - ,RISLAMEII, Crteld. r.
COLMINIA OIL COldr.Cli,
Nttaborgh, 31. y Iltb, 11114.
DIVIDEND Numa—The Board of
Dir.rtor• ho,. this der doctored . Dtoidond of
SLY (Thy) PCB DielAltE, oat Of tbe profits of last
manta, payable. to the Stockhelden in cash, on end
after FISIDAY, the 13th day °rider.
nt y12:1 h E. FILesTgIIVE LT, Feceratary.
pIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
FiTTSDUTIGH.—A Dlieldend of kti 70 per
.bare (Internal Illaveune pettel,yttu ad. day Wen de.
eland from the pronto of the islet six months, pays.
hie to Stockholders or their legal agent., Books will
be open from tb. 16th to Slat Mats for an hicrease of
1.00) ghost.. to the Capital Stook. Stockholdera can
avail thomeelvo. of their privilege by suLeemibing, in
conformity erith an Set to proud. a National Cure
reney, approveek at Wa.bingtety, D. 0 , Feb. t llttr,
ma. JOHN ahscuLrty, Cuhfer.
sapktived
000teoe DAME or Prerestinar, Mey.3, ISOC.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
_L
SHIP HANK have declared a Dividend of LIVE
PEEL GENT. out of the earnlngs of the last etc.
months, payable on or after the 13th Instant. The
United Stator! I.r.oire Tux will be paid by the Hank.
myt2.da.L H. It MDARAT, Osstiler.
D IVIDEND.
Preraaraurt, May 3, 1861.
THE WESTERN INSODANGE COMPANY - has
this day declared • Dtvidend of TWO-AND-A-HALT
DOLLARS SEH,EEILRE, free of Tarn , payable to
Stockholders on dr after t he leth.triet.
cartler Y. tL GODDON, Secretary.
11 - .I.MTEI
WANTED—INFORMATION OF WM.
I T DAVID ELLIOTT, aged about ton yearn.
Lad on wh.n he left box?, oa Talelsy lent, hob
gory roundabout and panto ho.amo. pink want and
drat. slouched hat, and bee light halt. A liberal re
ward w'll be Oren for any Infortnetlen concerting
Mtn. at the Gcl,etta cOlce, or at the reeidence of ht.
parent., T. 12 biandneky etreet. Allegheny. ley mst
WANTED,
A SIITATION AS BOOK•IVERPER,
By s coropownt roan, with thirty yew"' experience
For ;nether Inform Wien apply to
• •
COILdWSLL k
No. 7 BL. Clair street
WA NTAII- $5O A MONTH.-
/n' I limit Agents et 160 month. expenses ftid,
to sell my EVEItLneTINCI PENCILS, ORIENTAL
DURNEtiS, and thirteen other' nevi, walla lind co
rium articles. Fifteen cimitlnts iientrary..
Addreak, JOLLN Y. LOUD, 111,1410nd, Maine.
aptr.:EridawT
WANTF 4 ,I)—A good SERVANT OHM,
who understands general housework, and is
willing to go to the country to Ilse. To such • cue
• permanent situation and goOd wegeorwill be given.
Inquire at No. In SMITLIFLELP ST. well
FURVIANCEI3
PHOTOGItAI 3 II ROOK%
amimat nrrn AND MAIM= IMMETP/
Yd s.dgld starts., o'er Itlchardsott's , Jslrste7 Stars.)
Prrtsx matt,
PIICYTOIC.442..A.IP]ing
Of morel= art' style, plate or colored, from the
wpnlar Oates deII , A.I. lie to °Ward and life dm
Mr. PORVIANOE-yroold particularly call tho at
locattor of the AGED 'lOllOO INFIRM to the easy .0.
oartilbillg of this estabriehment, being reached by •
sit& short eight of stabs, Trims moderate. and
mtAddoo rteranterd.are-StlywevTle
MaCORD A: CO.,
•
Whototals D•4lars
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
Ilan non , In don the lamed and coi4lete
atcck or goad. for
SPRING- 14A.14E5.
Mrs:offered in the wett blerehanta aro nsted.. d
to call and examine our stock, .bleb irtil be add et
eery 10. rates.
131 Wood Stet Pittsburgh.
inha
EYES AND F, A R
DR. I3AELZ
aiIIOW I SITEAVICr at; EAU; "' f
on CATARACT, SQUINT. MIS, for ASTIYIOLAI.,
PUPIL, Inset - fa MITIFICIAL EYES, and treat. all
INT/AMMATORY Bras; a‘n HAUL) UNARM,
and all dleesaee affecting the Ear 'and leading to
Dearman.
omm 'too nrra Frnutsr. myTallyle
/'ALAN. W. SEVILLE & CO,
Grinders and roHaber.,
(Formerly Sonog Bro.'s Blinding !mad Brnolrlog
lir op,) In an alley rnonlog from 'Mb street to Dia
mond alley, near Wood stmt. Pittsburgh.
E o p t ' ta ,tr rem a r? , ' Plr:o= r;loTe d ra 41 ' 4, 1 7
Scissors, Razors, Tailors dis re , .Barllers'
Bowing. Machine Guides. Bad Irons, So.
All Grinding and Fr/11111os promptly Sttendod to.
my7:2alrdoor
TO PBINTgRS.
PRESSES FOR SALE.
ONL ADAM' PATENT PEEN.% plAttoss 33m 45
Inchel.
ONE TAYLOR GYLINDERiLett SI 4V3 loam
ONZ TAYLOR !N)1:141LE OXLINDXIi, bod 11.4 N.l
'Adam.
All In good wurktog order. WIN be sold int bar.
odA. Xuquire or addreig
a .191 f OALKITX, PlOsbnre., Pa.
SCHOOL AT H VHROREEN.—The
hemmer Term of thin trutantlonvdl oarrausei
oa MONDAY, !trey 2, 1864. A 11=44 nurrher of
young Ladle. r II be received u braider.. In the
family of the PrincipaL, InfoiehathO 11,1'6141 fin ,
ntaked on the premise., at Tairgreen: lihmlef, or on
applleatien to • .
• 813212,41ttie1f A
care of Wm.. Xi Shinn, But 'Plttst. rgh.
lna
THE' WASHINGTON
,
trisraerci cO., or yaw .i,orar.
Oadtal sad ' - ... r ssazsis is
•IlmisttLulanpl,llarlmatinnute.l
!IL S. !IRIAN, Pittabargb Agelit•
1 1 1:105/.1.:;41.t, on Shoulders
far sale trrrtars Tartans,
aql2
.NCL 1.12 01111. &toad sued
• ..•
FOR S IL E.
Fob.. SILE.
George W. Smith's Farm,.
in rararonettoo lbe mums - al of pars. of my
fsmily, my own ego, and other considerztlft. of s
irrtrago and featly nature, I rich to etsotkot my
analre emillue my att.-Igloo to my 01., eartab
rl.r4 ilrerriug unit hisitiog, business In Wheeling,
and to secom,leoh this I offs, - bee luele, trir:priests
motroct, the :Orr DAT OF DAT, 101.$ .4 If
ort then Fntrlio Attotlrm, the
Magnificent Estate of Waddington,
Cotoinnior, 114 ACRES of beautiful and forth* ren
al: h til lani, rrdl watered's - Ith meteor failinetaittinga,
le f the most countries In thet world,
and tit oar. 1 Ina nelightorhoOd of noalthy 001
:o ~ .n, . Intl)). It it on the Beihntqi Then
inne mites from Wheelltg. The teanoodirio to
then., -.t.,. largo and commodious, (80St by
nnslnen eon•enietioe, sur.4fOrinBed
, • t • y The pricelpol'tenant
bolt , I. urn: nit c.•nvortattle tWotttorl.. trick.
Th. deity house Ix •fmcictnt and flatarsa ofoori'rnt
twee are also right ovitgggos co
the reent. 'lnd rentv , l to old mod Rotted tena2iw4 the
et.tni .•; at., -h pnyr more than the tarra :.As en
:oto re boon, with stone Oct-moot divided WA* eta
r 15 horses, ond stall. for to cattle, Math colt
TM,. Loot, m,rd. and everything In the hlciieet en
gin...4ll.n of a (atm ; It stood& In a yardkS,o feat
nioart, entrendwi i.y buck thole for calfde and
sI
op ; it` en, bled:smite chap and slaughter ;ribose.
Ti. firm is krona to be the neat lialtecoed
st.e. highly cultiented In this partof the coun
try. at p. ,wkwi with Imparted and other ehoitSgsattlo,
shy.e horset, impitmente, tic. She gionlng
rrnrs oansigt of Z.S. acne of fall wheat; 20 ?gees of
fOl rarity; 27 acres of spring barley; 25 O'hroo of
Lteelt oats . Do sacs of torn ; 12 &errs .f pot tore; 55
.t - ese of meetow, ft..baloney in good pastutW„ ail et
Nth' 1. • 111 nn shove stated cn the ASV UP
0102,
T. ratot porch.* ads known on day T rale,
sod at tlni Ini:owtog pl..cne, whore plena of tria plaza
ono 11, thee t anion:art on re. given atter Ito 15th
of !Ivy. 100;
fork—Atodic. of Idoesrs. Pe:Klett,
Bins 1/l 1; et I ti., 1 Water serest: Dlr. JOBV
/lAN:Safi, lintel st-eno. tit WiIst,IAB*EIAN•
00 IT, real nr. , t. 9L-sere, 111eC11031151/1 ;5
II Water ettool.
TAIWITLOII44:
Polthonnen—Mivers. P. STIIAUO, DSO. AZEI,I,.
fitsbutzh—Hr. J, PLI.tl I litrB Drug ars - re.
eselaeti--!ile. J.B. 0511711'0 Malt liennett,
elr.cmnnti-1). H. II ITVIIF.I.L 1 Co., W. H
St. & E. Ilia NISSIGESEI.OFEIL
0.
wt,.ittr-tt thr 11111WIET.
EM=I
FOR SILF
B L.niv
traut of 1940 nerve, Occluding to Oak, Flnr and
11.inlec c i tin ler, en the upper Aileen ny Ores, 10
eadee stare Tideenfe, le nnbs from Warreno. mitre
fro::, titoutubn , g, en the A. A O. W. It. B. Ate•
Kean rennty. is new offered for us , e.
A Wen mop be *ten rod a minute dcecripV.au had
by upplyjn, 1„ tiw
S. S. BEYA4,
Bret, end T1,111.G, Agt at,
No. F 9 Po cnrn grrZtr.
mill (I3Airkft's 11¢1Mrig )
,iii .,:,. or tzo y s o te r : t rT brick ho w nLic .
mud Sandaeby streets, AlleX m en ' r " 4.
Alen. Thro, Ise story brick tenemants„nn the
e,..t end.. of Cnerry Alloy, between Be.,:ond .4 Third
street, Pnteburgh.
Alen, Lot nod Gadding., nn the eantheas(4,ruer
of Fr aril:end lorry smote, Pittsburgh.
Al- , A large lortek bufl.Png. no the lenWeide of
Fr'nrth stn's(, (East eflderken) Pittsbarghefaltablo
ft r
bee
r,.ng
A' , The obi Gnu,. Fleiidly, on the rA-therly
of TT -rd Coyest, abetting on the above
litn s uiro of Wtl.
rai2 . lta No. 137 Fonoth ikreet.
I.DOR IALE—COIOTTRY SEATS.-413 the
M.SISII2I of Ibo 'nor hen crme by .hitiEdho ate
toction of many of our citizen. in direstdd to the
purely.° of country seeds, If • wish to dealt the ate
nti .31 of lin , ll to that trenutiful farm whiehlms re
coot , y heru dlt idedento eni.o 3 .le iota revs/fig from 3
In 110 acres, edtiotte-il on the lino of the Plitthtturge
:oard' r hadrowl, Lhartime valleyirimprreita
Title, of Al ',toehold. 'The libel.' omp •
r rty 1. offered at 7;, per cent. loss tbmt thattbloh
now whim; the some dirtnuos from the sly In av
..mterly din, on,
0311 AO4l es.smino the plot at the °lnce of
my it 13. Ric Leak s, CA, 103 "%met Vreet.
VO it SALE—Ono new Steam Ehgine,
u 15 inch cylinder, "OD inch etroke, an lAry trim
In-0'; Udmurt• rape governor
tioe 12 loch cylinder, 3o Mob strokn, eemoed-Itand,
refit alit be as good se new. FL,
Ono 7 inch o) Soder, 20 inch id: cite, nowt
Cno, .• " 23 't
Ta.. Cy lin tor Boilers, s 5 to. dlacn., 30 fact loug
Ten ti rought Iron Oil Stills.
Also, Thrro Sets of Boring Tool., for OR etc
Coeep for cash. Enquire* of IL hl. 01 LE,
np22 Allerheny River Bank, neartheitiLlnL_
VALUABLE RIVER PROITATY
Y Iron SALE, situated on me iffidttagaliela
River, chore tho pmt Icck, baling a Goth on sad
river of 927 foot, Pad extonding bark to Vse.dock
street, adjoining the Oonnallerillo Ballrched, con
taining I norm and 77 perch... Thin In an-Admles- -
bin lc.^-13.13 for III• 1113 fac taring purpoha*lng the
river to front and public street and to the
rear, andrave 3llll and building. ther.l3 a/voted.
ler tonics itc., apply to MARY ANN
on tbe premises, or to W. C. A 110111.758.4.0011 No.
lid Diamond etrort, Pitt.burgh. - iataktf
VOR SALE—STEAM SAW MILL
L.' AND OIL 4,EFINETtIf.—Tin onii`balf or
%thole of . Oil PAP iniay and broom Pair PA-I. with
trh and ono-half acres 14 'mound; an abil.ffilinc• of
tool ou tbe lot —tnthaitignettiand being trorks4laituato
on the Allegheny Weer miff A. V... 11. ts offered
for male. Too nefinery s inotand of modelon build.
The hair Mill la in spl.did oar., .5 is ;ell attn.
ated, hat log a crock running frtq, It to e riser.
Good locality for building boats. A
For particiffars call on the underalgued.
LSDAI A CIIOIIPipiNWL
at.r. tt No. 53 fiend amt.. rind:mil - N Pi.
VOfi SAIE—VALUABLE 3LASXI RES
tr.r property, befog pert of the w.)l
tete .11scediLle,. trontingon the Ohio rirerihetenon
Waeltingium and Obestout Micas, miming book to
Preble street.. This property can be dividicil into 3T
lota, meetly St fret fount, and from 1.10 t 7rlS tett
&op. The properly .111 be sold ea an 011 i ty, and
pofeccmcs particular Illittllltlgoll fora miman,Satriring
Ate. Tcrncs can be made entin6ctol7. Apt) to
OLOUGE COLlgOkti,
Peetuyleitala Salt klanufactnringtio.,
rainier Pitt street and Thignenne Way, Pfkiabli,
tnytim
OR. SALE—A Farm of ll&if&a, in
F
Ft. Clair township, Westmoreland mitt!. Pa.
Also, o larm of 110 acrelia Zllimbrth tr4roship,
Allegheny county.
Also, a large two story Bela House milk; Lot in
the Borough of West Elizabeth.
Alva a Brick Home and Lot in EllzabotlAcrough.
Alm, Ede Lots adjoining the borough of .ees•
pert, in Jones ft Petty's plan, No.. AG, 6 8 , 69
and 60.
211.0, • sary valitablo tract of Coal Landlln Pool
Po 2, on the
to firer.
Por particulate at N 0.168 Totuill street.
my I itil y O. FL SOWER. Patel Potato ifiguat.
FOR SALE-A LARGE MODERN
boat P. m° nary brick house, Ctuate)ini BOSS
STII.Etir, bemoan Fifth and 'Ugh atreeta4ontain
ing ten mem., with gold cerlar and finished gar
ret The lot has • Emit of PO feat on Ems anrce,, t, run.
ning bock 70 feet to a 6 INOL alley. Tha hoop la sub
stantially built, and has cuter and gam th.*ughtart
the building. Fob further particulars ericsOn of
A. Cl.
BS transom% PuttOurgh. *
Fox SALE.—A small Farm fgif Sale,
near the Honontabela rlren not sir from
Browner We. Dwelling- House of MT roetas shod
garden, abundance of unit, I acres of sf6J, Jiank
opened and In good order, • well of gm/Neater. a
saw mill at widen good holiness can be dela; 2 acme
In timber. We will hell the farm ' mat tank and
mill for 2.1f1D, cash. ?caseation so thirty
. 7,iiye no
tice. The location is Mal 17 and pleuattt
m 717 B. CUTIINEBT S SONS, 6110Q:et et_
— OA KM FON. SALE.—That
FA 1151 situate owthe Pittsburgh satEBharon
Grade :Med, In Itobilmin township, knoW s d es the
"Still Tarns" about Bre miles from the elk', cm -
Joining abottl2Secree, bo mid at prlT'ate sale.
Por terms eppll to E. 5T113..,
• or, .1.0. TOON%
ttornepat-Law, $0.126 fourth stied,
mbDideertf T Pittsburgh, Pa.
LIAC4PDE.I: AND WAT.Ett rowm,
L FOR lAT.E...—Tho anbacribor ofteralbr do •
barge bollltb water power, 'baste `So. HIM
BRIGHTON, r atosay, Pa. The 604 in baa
boon ased as • & faked Door factory, adloodl.l
-.mg the pr.orty where...
T hp lob will be .o l d 'Promo') Orin
For trails, &e n apply to • ,
mya:tf J, w .l.wtirTE. las infttiat
VOlt. SALE---A two-story lirickliesell
..o ingot eleven roon.;4as to good polar;V , /Wiz
264 5 fronting on two streets, ths whith
brick stable, with tto netetrary ontboLidikics, de.
sltiove Wiliatiaborg, P,bles township, ptsd wN
be sold low soil on 5557 tsrnte. • S"..
Aptly et Leal Palate sad lonians finite of
6,8. BASBII , G,
enyiWales. attest, Law
attest,
_ _
LAJ - Ti --- dAlit.—That deairuble :Ptperry
o!toated In the Ebn-cgh at Rehilbar. 4 .6 n the
coracr of Looast &tract acd the Obla
khown a 3 tan Chseawacd prcpc!ty,, ea Vlach kg
ended a molara et3 l o Ihich:Threlllck . #ofp)e, Cu.
r v : llmsejtablepazti.6leetrAtte.f.
Lthhtf e 8 , Iniat Virg o etroot. PlUs ib
tent SALE i -,107 R 66.4•
arranged for dwelling koose;,. ot two
dloing•roomAttchen, liath-riotnal daze•
ter., good dry cellar, fondled attic, paved yard, tot
and cold watrr, titchret, range, Sic. The fit b•• •
r,..t ot. Z 1 tett, by ill feet deep to allepy
for price and terconaprly to
GITTILHZI2I4I3M3.9
melt Neal 'Estate Apnea,. 51 Market
teuts ..eA.LEThat isccrstoiy,UK.
DWZLLITEG,' tabbed In lgoodadik.,-, and In
omplate coder. ar.atad Om cornen of oatan
trend and Oarrentora Sixth. Ward,*ntain•
Ing eght nalal and 2141thed Evret. had
• tarzaia.
Enqdra at . etas de aIIitPABV,
113 Liberty !!1"
Leint ISALE;-..A Lot of tirotuad,7o the
curses of &Tina sad Etsrtacay ta lb!
ltdrangla of Blnals Os= Alvii sus od 'vigor 03
Tan gas= sad Lorot streets, Ilabta lad& Tends
awry sad title tadidyntable. , Aegos morp,
, W' came: rwomdroarthafma.
E AQICEUS*The
rtio , LET-gg.
1 Sao Gately lame new ballPtS mraaFaderal
Ind Water streetsihikitbilirf•
rar:if u,