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Edition.
Xige 14UrAtInkl--GrantParmlng
10 o'clock on Smoky night Secretary
;telegraphed to the country the e:-
• oltiag inhdllgence that, on Friday 'Ovening,
General i Grant commenced a movement for
theperpOseif oompelling Lee to abandon.his
position at Spotisylvania. The Secretary adds
that the movement "hat thus far promised
socoessfelly:' "The indications are thaathe
Rebel army his fallen back beyond the North
4usti."' country - Ida breathlessly await
farther intelligence. The strategy by Grant
Is en the grandest male. For mamma that
to not matted tOmake known, we co
tell+ lila the highest hopes of its complete sue-
Cam '
- —Secretary" Burrow says that Gen. Osur
now oefstptes "Guinney Station, Milford Sta
eon, and south of the Mattapony on that
line." 'Citinney end Milford Stations we to
the south told eutOf Spottsylunia. Loren
litsenolied position wu to the north and
Welt of the village. It only repines single
glance at the map to peroeirothst Gulag's
straw meditated' . the,comttfisnking of
lim'inight wing, so as to en commtml
eatiOni iiittiitta)tinonit and compel him either
to gin, battle on ground of our choosing or
istreet , prardpitately across the North Anna
and in the direotiosi of Lynchburg. We have
so Sochi that this strategy has ere this hero
soccusfsil, and that Grants powerful army it flab
between Les cad RidgmOnde
We May not have any intelligence of the
partieniers or results of Ude grand movement
for a day or two. In the meantime it will
- 'help Oa reader's digestion to remember that
the weather Is favorable for military wal
l/one, that Grant has a moth larger army than
Lee, and that the latter hae been forced out
of his intranchosents.
The Internal Revenue.--0111clal Orders.
' The following official circular Battles some
dlsputedNisestlosue
"Tesissour Dares:Mars, }
(Ovum ow Imam D
s eems,
. • . WARRINGTON, May 9, 1884.
"Assessors are hereby notified that they
Inhould proceed without delay to finithltie an
al list far 1864, Without waiting for the as
of f krisgrems on the new tax bill now
„"She income tax of 1863, the tax on aztl-
Ns in schedule A, and duties on licenses,
smut be awned under the existing laws and
the returns must be obtained, appeals h eard,i
and Oui lists pawned to the Collectors as soon
pouible.
"Appliestiore for licenses Mast be taken
theta; assessed under existing laws, and the
. .. - applitatlims must be forwarded to the Colleo
tonneharestofore.
. "When, the tax bill before Congress:be-
I:0=U law, due notice will be given there
of, and also of the changes which may be
toads, and the additional dutieswhieh mare
main& f
"In the meantime, Assessors and Collectors
. should proceed In all respeets as if no changes
Intim existing laws were in ecatemplation.
'lf Ibere shall be any such changes, provision
will dqubtless be made by which the proceed
, imp under the, new act can be adapted to
those under the existing laws.
• "Jose J. Laws, CoMmissionei."
Begun Proelimation—Another Arrest'
Barron Sitardsiy morning Detectives
- Young, BaMord, and McDougal arrested
heists' A. 'BUM:glob, a reporter of the B ro ,k.
611 Esgle, while on his way to the Forty-fifth
~.Precinct Station-House to report the draft
--whieh takes place . In that district. lie is
[charged with having written the -manifold
~. Sieges, al the Berm Proclamation which sp
. ; paarseklatheLlibrld- Led lowed of Commerce
on Wesineedsyteat, lathe dictation of Joseph
- Howard, - Whose arrest last evening has been
ainesidy published. Smirch had been made for
some home Preslonsly, and II feared that
Ambit broom* alarmed, and left the city. Be
fres,"tekin to the headquarters of Gen.:Dis,
". -184 eilianed,by CaL Ludlow, A. A. D. C.
After mane quint Wang, fdallison admitted
- - Oaks manifolded the bogus proclamation at
libk:Molatiedi of Beware, oil Tuesday night,
at:`-t°bfivate'bonic-to Brboklyn. 110 left
o'clock that night, and
,limigkitthebopy to the ell: 'Bare he loiter
..'LlitkislMlP =sear o'cloek, and then semi the
lisp s to the, merlons - papers by aboy,
Men isistrietions how to deliver the
1 1 xsPii
,Atter his exttr.laatton, he - was fully Fora
I:l_laittbOalort.tafayetto by Goa- Dix.
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in Bay State for Lincoln!
oi:Timumb4 last, the Republican Btate
*** • lkititelrilp# illassiehusetta, called to select
****.
411 ir to Abe *Baltimore Couvention„
sikopt thitibibluinitrinolution
iteileei, That thetntcytty, flannets, eisdontand
Ireamettrattinted by the Preadent of the United
~. -elltatardietag the three - yam of hie edralnietridlon,
to thecordlat end cantlnnei supported
ttimpeaple et therattabtlev and that at the present
. - atuaams pant te la Adly
too commended by anytime
1171**YStlizOn:vnades his lint appear.
!nem Itmlitiral convention, end spoke at
linsig*ta oppaeltion to Mr. Lizoomei retool
inatimk, hot the contention, to use a 4304/18C.
ybaSe iT was .Pantriz,
+NW
Hlie Hew Metwpah
7nisdattasleonforatusootthe Methodist Bois
",' Oopilehtioh;Tldelt Is not In mouton at Phil.
/ : - -itailleds, Aosta; on Brills'', thsros nen Mgt
, stpt, It Is nmarksbla that all the non Bishops
z' - anittittna of bilisdalispess of shoals:oh. 'IU
D. RC Clark is the oditolpf .Thelatee
ilitieditry,sh monthlypnbilsheilat Cindonati;
the "Av. Odds Klngslsy; al* a TA.
114froars lUrawisa pablistind at
• Cindistatir and lb* Bor. Ds. Thompsoniodl
- 'aiirtfon
_Mooed* wa" - Jamul
~of 00 city: ;11Ishop Thompson Is an Eng.
Behniar by birth, Bishop Kingsley a Bonn.
Bishop , Clark ;* natlis of
- ThiCollogo of Bishops In the tho Moth.
• 100VESIstoing Chtunit now , numbers stns
• tessatets.;:..,*awo.
llowird, the Forger.
neSeir Pak Tniene tom this to lay shout
‘ 2- thie:eirett: :Howard, the Proolemetiort
WW eithiiithad that Mr. Joseph- Mint
‘4lthe of the eaten of the Brookll Eagi6was
Smiledrotirday Indent to Port latayette
- ora dim or ea of befog the author of
III•Dogoe' •..Wheterrer the dr
etwehtseel may be. we should very rend
disitiPtit Nr..Howard had anything to do with
grtalef i the [avid; If hi II Wally Way In.
grabs* be ehoim that he
Mag Walt the wrnthisgent of more Important
1114110Wewel140:m%oonapiratore."
MarMiettv'e Fire.
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&Lifer, Nay 21.—The lugs. stow oar shop
...;:gg..UsitAtir.torkOutral Railroad Vast de.
=
1 4 Ors tlds assails& -Loss estimated
eta triad thoasaad dollars.
o'r.aen. Rectum% la conerny'
alt.?* Akan' takin whilst netting at.: the
- otlxia coauwat. Ula Intgada boa thi
Innatlot Alto engagement on Monday, 'lnn
''''lllllo.llMSOV*
THE DAILY
THURSDAYS BATTLE!
IXTERESTIJrG DETAILS
nexampled Bravery of Raw Troops.
HARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES
Three Rhisions of the Enemy Repulsed
by Less than 10,000 Men.
GENERAL MEADE'S COMPLIMENTARY ORDER
We published:in our evening edition of Sat
urday full particulars of the defeat by Tyler's
division of Ewers effort to torn oar tight
and seise our supply train 'taming from Fred
ericksburg. The affair was one of the most
Spirited of the war—the more so because the
troops engaged on our aide were for the first
time brought under Ire. lye subjoin a ch.-
fmmstantial statement of the affair from the
New York Tnitrae:
The extreme right of the line (understand
that the entire line is fully six miles long)
was hold by Tyler's ,division, consisting of
six heavy artillery regiments, lately brought
to the front front the forts about Wash
ington, and their great guns exchanged for
muskets, and Witchen's brigade, being the
6th and 15th New York Artillery, taken front
the reserve artillery, and likewise given mus
kets.
In the course of the afternoon skirmishing
became quite wean, but the firing vu not
inch u to attract the attention of the varione
headvartera until about 5 o'clock. At that
hour the volleys became continuous and so
heavi that at the extreme left where I hap
peme to be, it wu apparent that a well con
tests action vu being waged.
It appears that having forced back the
skirmishers In mmecenfusion upon their stip
ports, Ewell's entire corps bent upon the
trooprabove mentioned. Instantly that able
General developed a tp risk skirmish Into a
determined mama.
OoL Tannott's brigade, lit Maine Heavy
Artillery and lot Hassachurette Hoary Ar
tillery, received the assault, and then, ea a
wider front of rebels appeared, tha whole
division .became engaged, and not long after
Kitchen's brigade found the enemy twining
open them, and there was nearly a mile of
battle.
I asked a retina officer of the Ist Muss
&watts how his men fought. His reply
was, "Well, after • few minutes they. got a
little mixed, and didn't fight very tactically,
bat they fought confounded Plucky fast as
well es I' ever saw the old 34..”
He lied served lathe 2d• Division of the Rd
Corm; and unit bare son come of the best
work of the war.
Finding blamenmadually yielding ground,
Cot. Tannott ordered a counter charge, and
drove the rebels amass a' small bald. He
could not dislodge them from the adjacent
woods, and wee finally himself driven baelr.to
the cover of the woods on his own side of the
open space.
Meanwhile Gen. Hunt bad ridden from
Headquarters, and succeeded. In planting
Hart's battery at the loft of the line of action,
and jut in time to repulse an aim& upon
that quarter. A little later he bad placed an
other battery In effective position, end Col.
Tibbal's N. T.Arilliery was brought up but
not then put in.
Until sunset, a period of an how and 'a
half, chugs and muter chergesswaydd the
action back and forth, deflecting the line,
bearing it back hers and pushing it forward
there, buttieurronos breaking it,end sanely
changing the mean position. It was not yet
decisive but tbe enemy wee checked, and
heavy reinforcements were miming up It'
roust hare been during this time that a few
hundred, of the enemy penetrated the woods
widely around our right, end bunt out of the
woods, upon the Prederickslaug Pike almost
directly In the rear of the main enga gement.
During a few minutes, they were in pos
session of a long empty train headed to the
rear for *applies. They had captured a few
teamsters and killed a few horns ; when they
were hustled hack by an impromptu force
gatherid in the city by ono or two r-rth'
and quick -thoughted officer,. This,rai did
not yield them a single hard tack, and lost
them twenty prisoner. By dark the tiring
ceased.
Lass than tan thousand new troo p s bed
repulsed the throe divisions df Byers,
abodes', Early's and what Hanooth's:tharg•
of a week ago le ft of Johnson's.
Before the clue of the action enough troops
had come up to have repelled the two other
corps of Lee's army. !limey's division of
the 2d corps Crawford's of the ith and Bus.
titre of th e Bth assumed the Unit before the
firing had matte ceased, and held it during
the - night with brisk skirmishing et internam.
At 3 a. m. to-day,( that* dirbtions
advanced. The movement was so rapid and
unexpected that the enemy'. picket line was
captured almost to a man, and, wiping on,
prisoners were gathered at entry step, until
aver two miles had been gained and hundreds ,
of prisoners taken.
Fudging from what I sawin riding over the
ground this morning before the dead were
burled, I estimate ow own killed at 111, the
rebel dead at 200.
I think the same proposition bolds with the
respective lou In wounded. gnawing our
own to be folly 1,000, the enemy's would then
be over 1,300, all of which torsarried off,
though leaving his dead on **laid. Among
those we hive buried for bins ts a Colonel
Boyd, of the 15th North Cantina.;
We already bare between 600 and 600
prisoners paroled near, Army Headquarters
and there are puttees a hundred still to b'
brought In. Our loss in pastrami will not
eased 200. •
Altogether, Mercian of thisattack by Ew
ell is eminently eneenraging to the sow. It
is accepted as a fit offset to 'our failure on
nearly the mime ground two deys bare. It
demonstrated that the troops ridded to the
army slue the ten day's battle may be relied
upon. A prompt and judicious recognition
of this teethes been made by setrnersi Order
!sailed this morning, which raads as follows:
llnswarsitruilaxv or tad Prrowsc,
Friday, May 20, 1864-8 a. a. J
The Major-General commanding desires to
express his satisfaction with the podia:duet
of Tyler's division, Hitching s kitede of
bezel artillery. la the affair of yesterday
evenins. The gallant manner in which these
commands, the peater potties being for the!
first time - under fire, met and choked a Per
sistent corps of the enemy, led by one of Its
best General. jastillas the commendation in
thi s *dal manner of troops who hal:cater;
ward will be relied 'Vert ail with the tried
veterans of the 2d and oth Corps, et the same
time engaged. By command of , •
IdeJer•Oon.lissios.
Om IrA. A: G. '
Trisoners .teat Lie moil with them
across the liy, rode gene Moir lino, ad.
dinned each tripde, and toMig them they
were to undertake s mod Important move
ment, which, ' If stmeessful, would 14 a fatal
blow to the Yankati lamina, and adjuring
them to maks it nooessfuL Ile told them
they were even then"ales to our rich stone
and immense blimp, and that a dotermind
assault would ere them everything we poi
soned.
Bo many prise:tem sista the shoos. in tub;
stoney that it mast have some foundation In
ruth.
11W *TEST FROM OUR ARMIES.
•
New. Ton, May 11...-The **sties 10th
Oorpa correspondent, ender date of Thurstay
morning, says : Therebela advanced on oar
intreo.ked line scram the peninsula , end
engaged our pickets, but were driven back.
The 'ring on our skirmish line durinethe
dry was incessant.
•
Oar wounded will probably - number mos
hundred and Atty. •
Towards dusk the rebels mad, a vivre:
attempt to tome our skirsolehm from , the
roads, but without effect. '
Oar defenses . Mae bean greatly strength.
=ed.
Baba deserters report the enemy's farce at
20000, to 110,0001mder Secure
fast Thursday morales rapid artlo l 4
dring oantateuW fronti but ceased soon
after, probably temporarliy.. rebel battery
In the mine on sus front thou comaumesd
pounding may at tblo woods on their rig 4
dropping a 'hell os two Into torrworks.-Yight
ing was expected that day, at the rebels hope
to take our position. • . ' •
Elsorstary_Bilintaterdlipitch
on Saturday tut, it will be sin that the
rebel attack did not take place till Priday....
Iteralmte.]
New Tole, May 23.—Theie Memo specials
of important. ill• the mooing papers.
The Prederloksburg camomile:it of the
Trawls states thatthreegmlbWine lIA/ II3 ° LT O
time - on - their way up the Aver. They sat
so,4: b Zilfort ens ndlet Into 'the notostrY,
set acting Mader of thorebettuerY.
Three men were Oleg, sod guNtidadad,
chunattheseibilltudttr. gbastassau CUE
gunboat. bidtfeell trifdadllaWriattritala
PITTSBURGh. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 24,
have, been boarded and captured by a relit'
band organised for that purpose.
• New Year., May 23.—The World. corres
pondent says that In the event of Grant's
flanking Lee, as be will undoubtedly do
' . and
that beyond, peradventure a fact which Lee
himself admits by his unch anged movements,
the rebel army will fall back, contesting as it
goes, to its very strong position, in the Im
mediate .vicinity of Lynchburg, which I now
know from iaprisoner, is being heavily forti
fied according to rebel- camp rumor, and will
fight the main decisive battle of the war there.
The ~W orld" andl “Journal of Com-
ALIAS; May 23.—Gov. Seymour has di
rooted the District Attorney to procure in
dictments against all who engaged in the
seizure of the offices of the Few York World
and /mono/ of Ontoieree.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
General Conference of the M.S. Church
==a
Opening religions 'orrice/1 were conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Twombly, of New England.
Rev. Bishop Morris in the chair.
The Committee on EpLooopacp made s re
port with a resolution that the Muttons be
requested to distribute their Andante:l,lo
that the interests of every parte( the Church
may be favored by their residence.
The Rev. Dr. J. T. Peck, of California,
made a powerful appeal in favor of the Pacific
Oust am a place of residence for a Methodist
Bishop. He paid ahigh eulogy to the Bishops
who had visited the Coast for a brief period,
and hod labored even beyond their strength—
bet the* need the penitent presence and in.
finnan of a Blihop.
Rev. T. li. Psarne, of Oregon, followed in
behalf of the Palle cue.
Rey. Mr. McCoy, of Illinois Conference,
thought that all that had been said in favor
of the Pada., ant could be said of the Mix
eisaippi valley.
Rev. Mr. Penne offered sa an amendment
that one of the Bishops amid if practicable
reside upon the Poclfo *oast.
The resolution and its amendment gave rise
to quite • dismssios. The redone question
was ordered. The amendment was lost and
the resolution adopted.
The order of business was here suspended
for the purpose of proceeding with the elec.
dons. Rev. Bishop Ames in the chair.
A motion was made that the election for
Editor of the Citrit' rims Adooosts be peepon
ad l Ttmoday morning next. It wu con
tend that' the time for canvassing VW not
been cadent.
The election yesterday of the new Bishops
have =dolt necessary for the General Con-
ference to select Editors for three of the most
popular periodicals of the Church, which hare
been vacated by their election namely—the
Ckriaian Adoocato end Jowly:a, a. Ladies'
Repository and the. Meta. Cliviwian Advocate.
After some debate the previous question
being called, the election for the ilrinim
Advocate was postponed till Tuesday.
The elation for editor of the Wog.* OA*.
lima Advocate being th order, Rey. J. M. Reid,
President of Genteswo College, N. T., was
nominated and unanimously elected by hand
vote.
• • • .
. The PAY. Dr. Wiley, of Newark, woe elect
id by hand vote editor of the /adios' Repori
the election for editor of the Noel,'
Cfrierieut Advocate was postponed till Tues
day.
Rev. S. D. Brown was elected by hand vote
editor of the Poeifie Christian Adoooste.
• Rev. Dr. 1? osier presented &report from the
Committee on Church Mask, which was
adopted.
By request of the Court of Appeal 31 mion •
bort of that body constitute a quorum.
A report was presented from the Committee
on Book Comm It recommends the Arias
to sell the boots of the Chunk at as low a
price as possible cad spend the profits In ex
tending the circulation of the books and pert.
°deals and not to distribute the proceeds
among the Coatroom for distribution to
the needy claimants.
The report was lad upon the table.
The Committee on Sunday School, and
Trace made a lengthy report recommending
that the Sunda) School superintendents be,
In all eases, members of the church, and
giving the Qu arterlyi Conference of each church
authority to remove him whenever deemed
practicable.
Varim other alteration. to the discipline
ware recommended, all of which were had
over to be printed.
The Committee on Appeals reported that
the MN of TM. J. N. McAbee was referred
back to the General Conference as not being
without Jurisdiction.
The ease of W. IL Skew, expelled by the
S. E. Indiana Continues, wan referred.
The Committee on "Temporal Elconomy"
made a report, which vas laid over.
Rey. Bishop Soon in the chair. •
The Rev. W. L. Thornton, detente from
England being about to depart, made a few
beautiful farewell remarks- Be alluded to
the kindness, both public and private, width
had been shown him, and with much feeling,
most expressively odd farewell ter the Irene,
ablelllshops endto his foam and brethren
of the General Conference. •
The Rey. Dr. Robinson Scott, of Ireland,
delivered • few winds of parting. Be remind
ed the Conference of the claims of Irlah
Methodism upon tho M. E. Church. Re nit- -
teurzkad that the sympathies of the M. B.
Church were with Ireland, and the imam of
their aynittatbies doves into the bosom of the
M. E. Church. We always advise oar mom.
ban to join you when they Isere aa. Ile then
bads the body farewell .
The Committee on Correspondence made a
report el to address,whish they have pre
pared, to Mut Wesleyan Church of England-
It was read by the Her. Dr. Thompson, Bishop
elect. It expresses in the strongest tortes
the affection of the M. G. Church. for that
body, and closes with nominating the tie?,
Bishop Janes and Rev. Dr. Thos. Bowman,
now Ohaplahr of the Vatted States Renate, se
representatives to the Wesleyan body.
A retaliation providing fin the alteration of
discipline la favor of Lay Delegation, wee re
ferred to that Committee.
An Invitation for the General Conference
to held its nest Session in I:lldeare was pre
sented.
The Conference adjourned with the Dotol•
egy and Bensdistion from the Rev. Dr. Tbo MP
soft.
Death of Colonel Doll
I:IMS% Inca has been received in this city
of the death of Lieutenant Colonel Jame* C.
Hall, of the 62d Tennrylvanla Regiment. He
was wounded in. the thigh, in the battle of the
Wilderness and convoyea to Washington,
when he e:pized on Saturday night. This
news will fall with en :thing weight upon his
family and Mends, u his wife had received
two lettere- Prom him, sines hie amity in
Washington, In :bleb he spoke hopefully of
his cue. Other letters had been repaired, to
the emit that hie wounds were not of a dan
gerous character. Today hi. death is an-'
nomad In dispeteh fromMoorhead,
who states th at the body will be embalmed
and ant home in a day or two.
CoL. Hall remitted the "Modal! Curds,"
in AillogiumY, in the summer of 1861 and
Joined the gallant Ind Regiment, andel. Col.
Black. He wu .comminioned as Captain of
Co. A, July ith, 3.861, and on the death of
Gel. Bleak-was promoted to the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel July 27th, 1862. He has
aver since coma:aided the regiment—Colonel
Sweater sating Isoommandar of a brigade.
Al a commander fief. Egli was highly es
teemed by his fellow oftlesre, and was - beloved
and respected by his.citire command. Ile
led his men Waugh many of the most un
=millets orate war,—at Gather' Mill,
MI1; Antietam, Gettysburg, Peed
erithstaug, Clutheiellouville' and la the Wil
, dearness, and always oondnotod himself with
great coolness sad hravery.i He wu a good
soldier, alms patriot, sad a ethane Christian.
He buss a W79P a11i07372 children, and a
gf Air0 0 ..9! Wail/ . =517 111 . his 4130118••
•
The "Biggest" Oil Well.
The, Hammond !elf an the widow Wenn
,
took farm; which mu atta cks few days sine*,
is now the biggest thing in oildom. The
_
Rogow' • says I.: flnt,.ao cot' wee the
amount of water; that there was eoaderable
trouble in etheustlag it. Bat now It is dew
ing Oil, and olearlngitself steely - front the
water. It is *Olmsted to flow nuzly 400
barrels Of oil nerltiir, and over 750 barreli of
water and olf ,withe fair prospect den In.
'Male; :.Thlr'Zicate:it Woo producing
well in the 011-realon: The Noble well ls pro.
diming sanely ,01:P barr•U per day: The
Nerds. Shade eatiOely In 'barrels of oll."
The' principal owner of the new well,. Nt.
Hareregaddlas.been - laUringYi the all db.
triet for•yesie, Witli-varglnMnsivalt mese,
but now banboately
; -
Orr nit Yvrin.44tlaistilialf o34 : ii
lades Book„CinittantalNottblyi r=non •
SWIM- sal alba
M•Pilso. a:6.aq; at Work: Can's
Itimaipojtduriale &lOW Mot.
MTSBURGH GAZETTE
Christaln Communion on the Field
George Ht. Stuart, President of the
Commission, writes u follows under date of
Predreloksliurg, May 19th: -
I arrived here last evening, in company with
Bishop hictilvane of Ohio. We find the
Christaln ifommiLlon thoroughly organised
at Belle Nein and this place. At this place
alone we !Mee over one hundred and seventy
delegates. At all points our delegates are
working nobly for the bodies and souls of our
brave heroes. Besides nursing in the hospi
tals, they sio and meet the long trains of am
bulances coxing from the battle ofyesterday,
and refresh the men with food and drink. The
same work is performed by cur delegates at
Belle Plaid.
Bishop Monsen, nye, , Eye has not seen
nor the ear! heard what the Christian 00111-
ml/eon hat to do and is doinr' I wish the
whole March could have been present at the
delegates' prayer meeting in the grounds of
this desaUd mansion last evening, and heard
the solemn address of the Bishop and the
prayer of a, delegate who had heard of his
son's death. Stir np the people at home to
give nelhei means. Other battles must soon
be totight.J'
The Conduit Pipe Enterprise
"It is rc mored (says the Oil City Begiater)
that the CR Creek Railroad have managed
to get cottrol of the dams above Titus
ville, and that they intend to let 123 hove no
more Pondyreshets. The Oil Creek Railroad,
we team, Ourchued the Interests of the Pipe
Company, and to their contract, are to allow
'aid Pipe Clompany ten per cent, of the earn
ings of thd pipe. - If this railroad company
have also hired the dam owners to prevent as
from ;haviog the ate of the water to float
down oar oil from the wells, they have accom
plished a rare piece of strategy. The pipe
scheme his, so tar, proved a disutrous fall.
ore. It been laid from the Noble well to
the Shaferl Farm, the present terminus of the
railroad, a.distsnee of about four miles. In'
their first ettempta to fore° oil through 400
oat of 1,000 barrels were Ist by the company.
POtal Railroad Accident.
On Saturday - a watchman named
Joseph Hero, employed on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Wu killed by being run over by the
Wall Station ♦ooommodation train, at Un
ton fillatldn. The deceased was over fifty
years of dge, and unmarried. He hnd:been
-mnloyed upon the road as watchman ever
employed upon
Once It wde built. Coroner McClung holden
Inqueet on Sunday, and the j found that
the deoecind came to Ms deat h
by being so
dentally rgn over by the train.
Lassa Or Taaarroar.—The Oil Oity
Repitter T : learn that H. O. Glyde
Elq., of ittebargb, has leased the •Harper
farm on t e Allegheny river, Jost above the
Oulbematod and Macrae fern% lone of which
farms lately sold for $80,0041. The Harper
arm has a good river front and Is In a fair
locality for obtaining oil. Mr. (Hyde to mak
ing ample' preparations to develops hie new
purchase, "nd we have no doubt he will meet
with abundant euoceso."
FATAL ACCIDIZT.---A few 6131 lin e •
young mass named Da. a resident n tha
vicinity of hicusruarills, Allegheny county,
woe kJflail by the fall of a tree. He wee
seeded beside a opting, with a con:panics,
digging hir dab bait, when both were startled
by the tottering of the tree end sprang up to
escape. Puff was caught by the body of the
falling trite ' however, and instantly killed.
Ile was al.out eighteen years of age.
" Soused 6T011121, With Basement aid A tile.
By the Author of Reveries of a Bachelor.
New York 1864." The foregoing to the
title of ei new book by the clever, versatile
and genial Ik Marvel, just published by
Scribner ,of New York, and scat to us by Mr.
Hoary Miner, Fifth Street. It 11 a book that
will sell. We will notice It more particul.uly
to due date.
Azatvs or Wommen Orriclut—Adjutant
Albert M. Harper and Capt. William P. Ber•
bait, of the 139th Penna. Regiment, who were
weandadiln the nment battles in Virginia,
arrived islthe city on Sunday M'Wmoon. They
were mot at the railroad depot by their friends
and convoyed to their respective homes. Both
are serertliy, but notdangeronsly, Injured.
tioraritta Acorn's la • Co•t Miss.—We
learn lw.day from a passenger on the Browns
ville necklet that a fearful accident occurred
this Clothing in a coal hank, near Coal
Blue. four miles from Monongahela City,
whioh resulted in die death of fire of the
workmen, and the wounding of thirteen oth
ers. We were unable to leant say particulars.
Len Ilmucancema—biz. J. P. Banc, Ma.
mule Hall, Filth' Wan, bas laid Clam our
table the Atland° Monthly, andey's Lady'.
Book and Paton&l Lackey Magazine, for
Jona. &leo, Um Phrenological Jetunal,
Warmly Magnetos. and American Union.
Par sale hoe J. T. Sample's, Federal Wont,
&Unbent.
Tun Altairrtc awn Ganly.--Elodays Lady's
Book and the Atlantis Mona?, for Jane, have
Jett beetonstatved by Mr. A. W. Glitisufenty,
No. 46 Fifth suaet.
cadroirDATES.
311,14BLY.—Joss 01Ltuaas, of
ppm. It. Cole toonaktp, ollt b. • sal,
dldato for Abortobly, sob** to %Ws &..h .. of 111*
Colon riallobltruo Growl Gosoutlre. tooltto
A kiSRMULY—Gro. Y. Moliis, of
lektb irptta tp., be • ossaldoto M
romotblyarsot tbo Martel moth at the rm.., rob
lo t 134 Labia& a du Caton °tasty Ooaroo.
dos I etyl3:drort•
..rr7.1 , 011, ASSEMBLY—Div") dairy;
msably, from Ow District santb •Itherinnyabiect
Webs 'alba of lb* 111.9abllean Ounzty Lloaveatloa.
salyls
r • CX.H.I4Ubi AILS*
bs • eandidade ix the aim of Ooroser,
Lee decisive of lb. Repabliun Claim
WAY x WHONE.R.--Saccatoillur,
of Bbatogbass, be ausdldota tor Oor
own sobjOrt to Um declaim% of the Ualos Cavity
Cbaioatio • ohlotalrfo
OpitONBR.-1.1. Il tiAnniu.,
Btroxingluss, wOl Os snow. for Cor
• to tbs diondon of Um Tinton &T Ott
• "Dutton. niht-dasio
• two, of
r:app Hhrt
acn W u .
shim r " an
4ha* 12 '1. ra
ucidoo ea onto { wane VeSchonentlae
MAW
. PlitYrliONOTAßY.—Elso.
too • austildato to lb. Aka of
nbjoct b Oa &olden of the 17ake
frOonfootkoa.
tf7Fl X PROTHONOTARY.-4Aan
WMAIIi, of the alba wand. Plodiaffa.
-bo a tonal:lsta tar the alba of l'rotboaatia,
raped be.* &abaft of th e Dataa Baraboo
ja2/bo •
Wrikte
a'AßY.—Tnos.
=
d Use Il did at dos
Wed
40LittY.-41so.
,utlclfita for Ito oflhol of
daditioa of the DOW
WO:davit
111810NEK,
ago Third Wad,
vr amity Ores,
qt. Dike !Lopata.
&Otto
nom KRloNictc.
townithly, bu
neat, Ocandals
yr,
Tykla paruedicaa Oar
sollxlamti
.1d1193101 4 4 88.
Il}, Wa to ld p, will h
Iko
qty Conflation.'
_...01111116810NRK.
WU= knrushlp,
Oomm "Wed ot
swim=
altayarti cow, O
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the Union Zepubtl
• • , fehhtlevie
4Troi:Jrzre.
iLiFFERTY;'
A'II'ORNEY.AS4,Awo
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- nciltinecilMlSPUl iltteßV4 to.
I 0:106 *l in/ iniErt -nar oanua
Ali Le
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Pittsbari
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LAW Crirricyg,
t• w*gAlfulATll/=.
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:SCITOYEA-Attorariairt
...,mo.434.P.toosonte.
117
4.1 Q US
grPITTSBIIIIGH TIEUTRK
Lew* and Manager HannamOL
Truman Chmarirmaa.
fourteenth Eight of I.l"opelar
MZIDIEL9OI9, who will appear the seerned time In
the new rornande drama, written enmity tor her.
by the celebrated authorese, Mad. blargnetltea, en-
titled Rose!, or the Cheittnese Tree, which sill be
presented with new iteetcry, dreawe and, appotot•
Mint, front deeps and sketches of the authoress.
Wlitbe presented, for the *mond time In this city,
BOWL; or, THE 011BISTMAS MIL
trederioTg ------- Ent' Henderson
0 &nuts,
The full rtretrath of the Doopeny will be trtoraSht
forth In the production of thm beautiful deateitio
wad romantic drama
.MASONIC RAI&
NET RECEIPTS FOIL TIM BENEFIT OF THE
SANITARY FAIR, ONE WEEK.
CAPTAIN W ILLIAMFP
onderful Scenes and Wild Adven-
ventures in the Life of an
American Whalemam
TRERY NVIRING, at II o'clock.
Admladon 25 cents. Reserved reds 50 cents
SATURDAY ATTERINOON—AdmisaIAn to all
porta of the toms% RS cents. Ohlktran 15 mods
mylll
ti , vSA.NITARY FAIR LECTURES,
rbe Pecmci Reviler Lecture for tip Dena t of the
Saohag 7slr;trill be'deltreted by
30£1F BAKEWELL,
AT LAFAYETTE HALL,,
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 24TH.
80Nect—OONTEM8IED lALKES—Katrine,Oome,
Luxeroe and thmanareth.
Donn open-at 734 o'clock, Lectors commencers al 1.
Tickets 60 cents—to be had at she =nal place. in
the city... 4 in Allegheny at H. P. Schwartz's, Mrs.
O. Ow.itrana'a and Oleo. A. Kelly k. Co.'..
W. H. Ki110•11:1, I
Skill:Ml. A. LOSO,
TIM& BAH SWELL, Jr.,
nty 204.1 Gam on Lamm
EL:CONOERT HALL,
JOB 03111 SIGHT ONLY!
TUESDAY. May 24pa
LISA AOBIDA,
The Jong and accomplished Vantid, has the honor
to announce one GLOW 001 , 1618 T, half the pros
med. to be rim to ilk. Sanitary (kommladon. ahe
will be assisted by her &War, Miss =as Solite,
KW Liss Lockbardt, ➢l•lss from 010 West, Mr 1.
Sista, sa• loasilst. late of Julian's Commas, sad Mr.
Harvey Marg., Weis& Harpist.
PBOOBAM2![-PAu z.
1 OsysthmLLtlels dl Lammerm.r,—.-Dod.ttl.
Mtbr
I. Welsh ILsrp—Ahnis Laurie, with brllleat
dons .-Jecobs—
. flerearargsa.
Ilerstlais—irmakt—Verdl.....Mbe 31.1 be.
Qrassd Ifantola—Pbsao Die n J en ,,
—lll.l Islas Loelhanli.
liseatch Ballad—Coegog ihro' du Bye-
—HI= Linz Bertha
Welsh Harp—lltaias cr the
----- -- lir. Ramy Horgan.
saw IL
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.otbelle,—Clarborbler.--tillss Liza Lockbardt.
IL drla—from Trairla4..--Vardl-1111.1 Lida ecrtba.
M==
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4. orb—tramNemas— ikla—;;;;;r"...
IMMMN;MM
.
-
•
Min Lia. Lockhudt:
Q.W of 111:41•••• .itb Vag.-
Il•my nom..
AAmborlon, 60 mato tick •as for ..1. .1 all lb.
Starts, and al ad. maxt, net.. • geddlo'o,
stnet.
TM Plano le tram the M A:tureen:Tye( Chlckertng
A Boa; end tarelebol by the Agent, O. O. Mellor.
Decoy open at TX, 0 won to commence. at 3
o'clock. 0t731331.at
. _ . .
p•WAIT FOR THE REAL SHOW
GARaNER; HEMMINGS & CO. S
AMERICAN CIRCUS
And Troupe or Arabs,
WILL EXIIIIIII . ON TIIN
RED LION LOT,Pittaburgh,
MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
MAY 23d. 24th aid 25th.
the INt W Entorialninnol IQ be than on HOE
-IAT IVII21:20. Bay 23L Doan *penal 7-o'clocit
tub s
2t, and
and
o ad 12th TITS 3
ttmeDAY and WIDNIEDLY. May
, will
Two Grand Per fornuasces,
AITCII2IOOI9 AND EVUINO
Doom ripen at 2 and 7 o'clOck, performance to
commence half aa boor bum
ma%
-—6 O OW
Tie entertalnatent aid be of U. mat chaste mid
elegant cbaracteroLad arW amain of *racy misty
ot
EQUESTRIAN AID GYMNASTIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
la irtdcb the ARAD TILOOPZ, &vial= ow 90
Campus. aud Amerleas Stare will par.
tleiltate,abled by toe snort branttfal sled of norm's
and Ponies In to. world.
The neirstßeemat Cie!den Mbarlet I.CI
Wed ths °NAND PROCESSION, which milt pen
Weed, th, edulpal stemmas Mondry commies,
EWEN.
Do.•t forest tbs.'s. and data
1,14.11 W. LC OLILDNLIt, Aiwa.
CLAIM aftIRJr7W.
LAW OFFICE ik CLAIM AGENCY
W. J. & HALL PATTERSON
HI runt! IltrsetOd axe,
FITSIMUUOR. Pe.
PENSIGILL PAT
oUer Minor, Maros proorpUt.
Ea dery oaten roccorand
inor
rrfTwlT'l
a. A a. MUM.
IVIPLOILHEJAL at JOHNSON,
JLTTC/UXEItib.AT.LAw,
4.111 0. 8. named 4OLOIIIIIB` CLAIM LOMITA
I. 60 OBA%T SMEIII7,
W[LLITALII.I( OLALMd, BOUNTIE
.L7A. PICKSIONA DA= PAT and lIILIVABT
OULU of Jewry demlythm, oolloctod by .be tat.
Kilted, at Ma Odloadna rand, eta: Pensions $lO 07;
Otbst dattull3 60.
0. 0. TATIA)A, Attorney
at Um,
73 Grant Knot, Plltsboredy Ps.
N. D. No ebargst are made It t claim ding tad
imaboorLsad all Inkrmatken atm crab. usitty
NOM!. W. SHAFER,
•
ATTOIIIIIII-AT-LAW,
MN 108 VIM Street. Pittabargb. P.
cutzura memo, Boinfrz nau Noy
he., Timms!, proTcated.-
JIM
SOLDIERS' MAHON MUMMA
MAIM AIM AIIATAU OP PAT,
Pirotaptty intended Wink
A7 llll /2 5 $ UPPITA
•
•
No. W )buts Wit. Plltlargli.
dleffitakilma • •
P1119801•UTIOXS.
TrTION OF PAR
"'MO MILLIS
- , sont o r
IIS1 IS OLlynoN OF FARL
-trot dna of LONG. MILLUc A
prietors WM* Patrons Oil Works:* of
Pm, was dissolved by mottud consent oli .
P er cy on September 10s, 180.
Ac 7 wiles holm; bush:lees to settle isith the tats
Ina me requested to I one either
=BIN MUD; J 1 34 ,
. AVID IL LON Q.
,
PLUS U. MLLE% '
„
WILSON MILLS*
or to 13A111111. A. LONG,
at Pittsburgh Sae Wats. anew %Masud Short
stream Plttebura. moats
D ...,....,,,,-
F3SOLDTION OF MATNERE:THIP
beietoters edging betvare
the ta g iPr il;. nder the t=WII. 0. JOHN.
non a ~ bi- to We effect
Ames Oa dam 111= DIMON re** Ova
the firm. Tim booloom mill bs oonthmal tut Wm..
p, nadir tie stress hastorore. ' - • , 1
1111:0. SOMISTON • :
. - - Balms. JoinisT6a, !
_ • - swamp =lsom -
rithbiajt. rob. 12114 11164:: • shIMI
DIPIDEJrDEi.
rilVEDKNl)...:—TheMonongahela' Iri
IX num= Compixiy;ot city, boa it& day
&eared Dltblarit 01 VIM= DOLLABE . PAS
. 13142,111, pumas maul after the Stfab
.5 ILL DANA latirotArtti
- le.tionagn, Key moles. . • inymair
WILOATS:FOOT 011,-4 bbKliow I=4-
1410:0?)1tLady ,11 Minklte:
-19111. - : „ /41,118 D108it...11
PiaLTOS. .11111311., 4c.
CHICK BRING
OHICRERING & PONS'
Just Received by
cries. C. ItIISLLOR, SI Wood St.,
REMOVAL
We take &damn ht Worming the publla that we
ow occupy the large and commodious house
10. 12 BISSELL'S BLOCK,
Whore.. bare Inlet rrceived from the manufacterent
of WM. B. BRADBURY .d SCROBIA CHER 6•00.,
• new lot of SUPERIOR PIANOS. At.. a complete
amortment of SMITH'S celebrated Harmoniums, Me
lodeons and Musical goats generally
The superiority of the BRADBUICY PIANO le al
toady establisheu. In the hietory of Plana no new
Instrument has gained so rapidly populartty
or reeeived or many premium. within the apace of
two year. a. the new wale, full teen frame,
overstrang-Imo and French grand action na.
Forte, manufactured by WM. BRADBURY, and
Shomaker A Oo'm Plana having been eo hennaed
favorsbly known to this and other onuatrtee, need
no farther comment. 611 guaranteed for h. years.
wale:Wax a wax
8010 Mend' 3r Plitrbargh sad Watma
80. II FL BUM St., Moen Block.
Good second Mad Pianos for Beat. Toning and
rowan. done orroptlr. so3o
RN:A.IIEI3 UNRIVALLEDrI
PIANOS.
A choke, supply of Gjry and T octave Plano Tortes,
from the celebrated [notary of snob. A Co., has Just
been recelved—eeme le rkbly carved msg. Thom
instruments are fall t ismrranted for eight yams , and
are by the lead j es pronounced unlevelled. A
is respectfully so !cited beforepurchasing elm.
whom 011A131.1=1 BLIJAIN, Bob Agent,
myl4 Ao. 43 fifth street.
GRA.N7B THE MAN I
WORDS BY 0. L. LBDILL.
RUBIO BY .1.11 DMILIBO
A huge lot of fide new and Handfed wog has ar
rived In the !Ingle Store of
MAX,' F4CWURERIN. etc.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN dr, CRAWFORD,
NanoSwam, of oval varlet, of Ill&lubtl
=M=I
SRAM WORK TOR nannams, Emit OR
OAS IrITTERS, MACHINISTS, AND
ICOPPKIISHITHS.
BURS CASTINGS, of all dmoriptlema, trmAie to
trim. STIAMBOAT WORE. STEAD AND OAS
PITTING, rd REPAIRING, promptly attended to.
Partkala attentlem paid to fitting op slam-
ILI= FOR COAL AND CARSON OILS. •
. ...
Ms% Sole &gout. tbr the Wartorn 7l.oist of Pam
rflraola for the age of MARSH. LAUSDELL &
00.13 PATENT SYPHON PUMP, the bort ewer in.
rented Having no valves It to not liable to get oat
of order, .ad mall throw morn motor thsa any pomp
oj Woe Ite dm. era
W. IL MACIIIFTOI3-7. E. num
IRON CITY WORKS.
OACKINTOSII, QLAPIIILLL & CO.,
Foulness LND IlL1013:13113111.
Corner of Pik. mad o , l:bur% sad
Ptk. and Walaat IltrestS,
Mannfmtnrers of rtatkmary and other KNOINNS.
ROLLING MILL CASTINGS and SIACHINKST,
of alririnda, and general Jobber.
Prompt attention given to repairing LOLLING
MILL mearatuacY. daNtly
PATENTED OCTOBE.B 8, 1861
t_ll VA. La La,46211L/E . cxxiza_rikevig.
I I VLINT GLASS.
Them 17himnega are intended for the Qat guns,
boating all parts of the glass equally, d i leis not am
tt to orsokirtg. L. D. MID DOZ.
Jost Pitt Glans Works, Washington area,
Pittsburgh, Pun..
ROBKRTS, BARNES & PARTS,
so. V 9 Third St., Pate:wet.
ITS AHD . =IST MOH WORMS,
J WAR E.
w. are noor manufactAg l and haws an hand
Bathing Apparatus of all kinds, uilet Ware la Betts,
WattO olets, Grams? Tea and Spice Canisters, dab
and Spire Bases, Tumbler Drainerk Bpittoens,
to. A large lot of BirdOesee far degas,. Oil Cans
of all des, and patterns, Tin Bootlne Conductors,
and all tin& of Jobbing Work donate M',4,r.
BLACK DIAMOND STEM WOMB,
PrPTUDUBaII, EL
PARS, BROTH= & CO.,
111232 WILLII7 arninD atJ3T MEILL,
Bay a Mat and Octatn; daD s 1 Warranted
opal to =7 imparted ar zaansfactarad In laoaon
is♦'oilaaan and aranthanna N. In and 161 fit=
aad 120 and 1228ZOOND6THZITIS, Pittsburgh.
ALINN AFOORMOR & CO.. nun
icrowniw, Pittebmwh, P.
INlPWarehoole, MG LUMPY lITHIPPT,
Manufseturera or 0001, PARLOR AND =AT.
ENO STOVES, PAILLOS AND EITCHAN GRATIS,
HOLLOW WARN, eta, Steel and Man Houlda,Boll
ing MID lattn NICD Gearing, Ges,Water and Az.
Urn Pim Pad Irmo, Dog Dom, Wagon Dozen, 110-
pr Kettles, P2l ... hmlllaWar Wheels, Oonplinp
anaCaettnge Machina
Otatlage PaL i ntr=ble
with gleam or Harm Porno anlikdrod
TRIRD SMUT FOUNDRY.
(ronwnly !Ormuz al Asdanam A Phillips,) mope,
tally IntailM Ids Mot& and the trahlla amorally
that he ban opened a namdza at Gm arum of Third
Moot and Uhanatry lane, oppcolta Folmes Dram
Danndry, for Ito mama of mumdhcfming LIGHT
11ACIUSSILI, OASTESGS, GLASS MOULDS,
PULLZYS, to. Bped.l attantlan Mom to
Phambint
m,ylolm
BRITANNIA, BRASS AND SHEET
METAL WORKS.
•
COLLINS & WEIGHT,
NratinfactateniefOASTOBIIIIA.NZA,LAIIP BORN.
ENS and LAMP BRASSES moil/ Also, TIN
LANTERN THINALINON run COVES.
to. Ittannactartal auopub, :lON Patent.
TINSO TOP. NA. flaccmd greet, PlOgbantu
• 1
V l4 - STONAMIAN
• vragIMIVIVIIXEM ON WiBl WOZZ,
alzr r Zlisack aml make to mdse
MOB ABB
BEAM WIB.I MOTH OHMS& of an
Undo; BEDDLICS, br reasell.n. HICA,7
WORK FOB WINDOWN it.; BIRD mars, 0
MiNTAI.: WIJIIMPOBX, 0¢; Ilirren. 114
• ,
err AB dre ol .01130hoir 80 • - •
:Any ° Vlo. 10 , 310 le;
4.. Lb, Pro-
PtPittablugb,
the pat,
.J FO (lateetthe firm of
/*lmes Aluley,) .10111 C B. 11111 SON Oats
a Mum I.
DION 111FUNDE119 end
!TOYS Illadteratql,
ALTSOIIII29Y6TILVET,
Ninth Mari.
1 ' 113444 j0 146 11N111.11131t0rt 00.
.*.y• • ` • " mu = .
~,MitallearaLd
k".IC.• :; • A
RIDDLE A. 430., .Noi. 215
Tribertritred opposite etsth, Pi er M
uminflacutal at LOB= acid
%%Aim 6 3 cripnoti of Lamm rump
°a:owl/ui tiothi te:4o4lsvii plums;
aawned oslortatnictios* • . wax ,
PIANOS,
Soto Agent for Pittrborgh
wfM
HOVIT6ABN 6 sown,
pear City water Wertlo
onautaare PaTESIFT
And 111L7fol&ammo of
==3
ALFRED DAVIS.
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VOLUME LXXVII7--Ntt: :102.
SIrIPPWrG.
CHEAP PASRABE FROM. TREAS
OLD COUNTRY.,"
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.
Tb. irddmideed bl izow levered to bring oat pai
s:rage. by Pint Clam lboyal Mall alca a.
era, direct to Hem York, or PittOboxSh from
Liverpool,
Londonderry.
Glasgo Galway.
Lower Than Any Other Agent Here.
Oen and get the ran and pe oesurinced- Ons
steamers of Minos week, endless:Demers me !baud
to eseritbl.
Me undersigned h ego ageni 'tor
TAPSCOTTB LINE
of fan:nits Lherpool picket', milltog Milos week
nod far the I Idne or
LONDON PACKETS,
Parties brought oat by tido Ws it tow rem
HIGHTDEATTIS oa torpsat Ot Egropo for We.
. •
Apply to D. O'NEILL,
Mee. Ns. 10 PIM lOW.
amt Cram 6 to 10 p. m. et 0613mM/told street, Pitts
.
bare, apt).
STEAM WEEKLY W LIPAM
=POOL, toartitag at QDXFSHFOWN,
OpA.OLIARDon.) The well-bum steamarrrr ,
1, Ens York and Itaadolphla 6testo44
Oomparty an Winded .11gbil 1
CITY OF IdANOILICEITSZ.....—....BatarIay, Kan.
CITY OF LONDON.—...._....»..SatnnLy, Mal Fa
And caccoeding I.4.lorday, al Nona. URI' No.
114, North floor.
Law os .ruskol.
Foottfa la Gold. or ao qlar• to Chttrour.
1
Irma Gam.— —SSD 00'0ramiact0—;.........-130 Ot
do to load= —IS OD do . to Loader St Cr
do to Parla.-- 96 CO • do:.: : . to pub_ ao ac
do to Rambla'. 0000 do ~ In Haab ig, BY OC
ttr!=oho Conran:fad to Hants; ltromact; Boa
hra - p rot. al equal:l7km rotor. -
Irani Croat Utapwl or Qw...tra; lot Oabta.
FIN 5 85, PO& Blom" 125. Thaw silo with tc
toad to their Mends out at? Ikati bore at thou
eaten .
for tratber lagarmatioa EMI at es Ckansaar.
Met. JOH IA N' G. DMA Aguit
Btolidny tire* Tarlt
JOBB THOMPI3OII,
Bawl ..u..s, Int flaw fAm. tb. ,/ t74. •
r 12.10:ti . . . fittatardi.
CUNARD 1.11 4 73.-- Emma&
avgaroocurri calizasto:
PS in isin, er egs•tdHl tea men,.
MOE BIM TOSE. mu =aim
•
se, anal liwk. #., ,, pty
Tloalu IMATZLILLH, Aim;
Mop*.
R.QdRO4Os.
1. 8 6 4. -- g; I/ 1 Z -
OrdPfBAL B. 11.--Blal-
MZEI ARILINGIIIIiIIiJi DAILY 111S111 .
. .
Coastaat additions an beat Dude so stitt eget.
meat Of
and
azoolleat doable track e i. tZtrg
mote, sad mar" pude* care dill be
the comfort of purooter and rapid atoutomit cf
freight. Trot= will bare the Depot la Pillaborgh
us•
follows:
The names /000/KNOSAIROS nun
Nam Use Pansmager Station dally • (excerpt Boadayj
at 4.00 a. ma,gystappppiSnngg eill Stations batmen Pitt,.
burgh sad 1 and making dint asuasa
lion Ihr New York and Philadelphia.
The THROWS' KUM ISMS lance - tlt• Paa
raga dilation weary tooraliW a llemslag,) as
dstal • a.
at
at let ,,, a, and
caking 'direct ambectiems al ihr Salta
mon and Waihingtaa; lad be Hew Y Air Phila.
dalphb. . .
The THSOUGH BIPILI3B lama daily at
atr=tog °alp at priaapelatallous, makbus
at Thirrialbrlialttmore,Waab •
laza* ead Phileddlphla. •
The PAST LISS karts the Maraca daily (neap
Saudigr) 845 p. m.,atoyptog at_prizoipal
a me nd taloa, osabasting at Haahorg- ese Saltiroore and
iltaahlosetoo, mud for Nem York via Allentown routs,
without champ of can ; 'alau ed Philadelphia tor
Nom York.
AOCOMIODATION; TRAINS.
Tb. Johnstown Sacorawntstlatt Train letiito daft,
(=V Bunday) at 3:lo=na sa allfinalons
and =sang as has
a
Malt Acconuaa Trois flits Egan Etatlon
taavaa datly (oar tkosdaiYat 6:10 r
Smut
tame daili (mama
am datlyassept S a ha nd d attt) l lto am .
Vane anntacdalka
t W V, •
&di
a.
l lroarth A=oiatm in 4o tbr a
•
Maslow
lams datty (sszta thstuirt) at ft.lo p. an.
The Much Trans icaratWall'a Station waxy Stu
day 23 astiti a. m.; rutstmtas, kayo Plttabarats at
1848 9.
Itatandni t tawertai Manama a?.? ri kilos :
Salaams '"•
Phgad°4l"
LOlpm
INA 7.4 LO3►at
776magh a, m
hibmtmrsi Amititimattim7 in. sr.
First Wel% Station Accommodsam......... ‘19.5
Blond Wail's Station Astmakaiimca........ tit ma.
Mt WAIN 13hMiaa Accammadation...... /
Itourth Mara dawaumidatiott— 05 p.
13•114 mare Rimmed will wren" with PhntheWt
Tralaa 1.0) m. itt Mimeo!.
ticEsh safi litdmithcoaract at Illatm.
tiCh Intermedics with taammisowiloo
Ichattowit Attatomodwilim and Wahl tut,
and with fleti r mare Emptewl sad J &atm.
4541 a .
.
To Endr Y0rk..........112 DOL/tb00n5........ $lO 00
To Ildladolphis--. 10 150 55 Llneaster 2 so
To Etarriabark.......... T 615 To Albr 3 00
docked to all on lb* Pearartra.
ola il Vtral Itatbsed, sad to Pkfkidelplds, Baltitodrs
sod liar York. .
Paareaters pinahaatalt tlekott In the ears bill
bated au meek acondlng to the dretaare traveled,
addition to to. SWUM rats, wont from shalom
oboe the 031:11111Xly 130 went.
NOTICIL—in care*/ lon, antron7 will held
thanortnn regoretblo mrmama tempo only,
and Mr an smermt not • ppq
a. 11.—An Omaha Moe ha. been 'emplolvd to
wow passage ant Damp to anat num the Da
pot, at_. charge not to exceed VS pent.. for verb pea.
eunprond Innympa lice tickets atrolvto
Ara&
to. Penosiberata Omani Bellroad Ammar
Branco. on =ROT rod Grant drat,. . my=
asitezTs. OIL CLOTHS, Otc.
FOURTH STREET.
NEW STYLES
of
WINDOW SHADES
, =EMIT Tait DAL
=IV SPRING: STOCK
• . OT
CA.IR ( PMTS,
WILL ISTABOSLD
OIL QIMTH,
. • ,
AT M'CALitrlira
CARPET: STOit s E
No. IN
.
HAVING RUM:LWFp Ain ADDED-
To ova Ova 2HI
ENTIRE STOOK
UPETS, &Cs
Ltdt held by W. WeIFITICIL 'VIII Mirka
rtrostontan ably
by lb* wisstnlictk4l:4 to oft es
LARGEST STOCK
TO BE F OU ND::IN. THU WEST,
41 THL LOWESTPRICIES
Oliver McClintock& Co.,
- 750.23 noTirernare
pr,pro °ovum
Pine Embroidered Cloth.
Embossed Cloth.
Victoria.
net aaa goal at:Urbane bat T. 1.4 it rLa
NEW CARPET STORE
:' 'air
139PAILLAND, COLIJ3I3
y . • BLIND TRI3tMI:1131;
As tattre7;l4 AiAd ' complaWamaiszt‘ PIS
tatn "" ua .
NEW -CCALIWILIC STORE
AragomirD;p:kalls,*
OIL,,
What:lidlY & tea,
oosurxssroli
Ana Brokers to
Petroleum and it, Producte,
Ana dealers la Lwft,. 3,4 s
Ho. 99 sr ES., pt.
IMSIIOIII4.IIAU..
ROE dt P
• narAratnaa.
oasimallialea Ilfu.Laib & BiCarativ,
.
Partite:ail and. Us Produils,
rciiauetioitrigni•
um kw Itoietkottatemoursua.
Liberal advances =de. .
8~, ~uxxE . ~ ~o►
co4msnoir` 3=ROWITS,
AVnts et
OLOBIA, PATIO AM) LU LtTT OIL WORM
• LTh.nl ash attriziooit 'diode coasignatais .
*One* or
_G'rsicde
COB. DIMMER WAY S MUIODOX 9ffie • S :
' ' •
RICHARDSON, BARLEY - A 00.1
oomnsEron a roaiwinnia
Crude and Refined Petroleum,
-Nd in awis =um
MM=
Mews. 3. S. Dilworth
=PrHartamth, Esq.,
imal Sit, Sq., Pint ISqemati.4l3o2.
poiv UITY OIL WOBIEB. ,
LTDAY &MOVE:BMW
laki7al4llXo Sad RIP= of mom om,*mr.
ZI AHD LITICBICAMLIVI 0114 ma &Won to
4011172a1C" PETROLEUM
Worts, appoOlto ITharpitarg.
-012 s, Ho. 56 HARD 1912001%
apthem
Pri•MlrthiCS. Pa.
WALLACE & GIMES,
Occamiasion7l , 4l7:4 ll3 p.A ll .,
. _
MODE& REFINED PETEO4IO4
=mei eato'itanuilii*Ela
131 . num WELBfIZ ng.Z4DIZIWZA.
Btaragear a tain t r a err4llVl=l
tad Tan ports, £1 oar wharce the BWI
akar, nor the Oaf= of go_ r: B. B.
rrofinE & BRO 4,
Crude and Relined Petroleum,
BENZENB,
us waaavx ei, ncruadamiah.
Hackies antrosted - to oar can viii . fatfart . Om -. l'
p Bate lo Mama Richardso, Batley AIM, Brian - .
Burke a Co., and McClelland k Pltisbardhi • •
That. &Mtn. Prat. Bank N. A.1_74..4_70.ter
Aromor. si cauminEA
OIL BROKERS..
211 and 213 South Water Street.
SO - oo=lignmants bolkElted. •
Lyday a Chmyeanlag. Iron CM" Oil Works.. A .::
Jsmb Patam,,of J. Painter a Co. •
.Im. R. Chat at, of aping. aslant &Oa. '
1123:1
VIPANGO. OIL AND V.lthatogoßy- .
•.
OIL
crnr, '".aft:, -
em prepared: to m00t.., stale 'sat 2e/1
Crude and'lttlined Petri:tie:tins
On the MOtt noisoilibte terms; sad to meta Ilbeefi ..
otabaces. H. OULYI23, Preiddent,_ -
'OM" No. 12 Floe Street, Tort.'
Vna ' "W `llts t rattl 3- MB, • Aio, 1; - OHOtt:
JANES WILKIII23Oift, Pltts.rv.s. •
airtiouttgrorcents, w Pestartivado Ometost,
be etaied Companrs ftro-Imx4 • • on
•
Hotokettslde !Artier, . Sat
WALR9, WETMORE & CO.,
OWIIIISBION NIEUEIMOSh
ass , •
81OPPERS OP PETROLVYN.
In same Lam BZW 10414
le facilities kr vrossam Ann,s3ixevian
it tbstr yard antvharti TSB:aMks.. ' •
rIABOT,PERBERTON dc' WSBBTER
%.) •
General
ILt - PIII2II =BUT, tint Ivey
US sorra Tam EIE. AnskaPhi% Pa.
CRUDE alornankniiigalux,
amino elm saps Antr, u. inyzmals,
areas taw cr.M. " =%stradied - -
aniay •
D
.._.._•uswesaparer.,ranam F uta. .
BERMED i'ETRUZUt
, (in ownintacc,cups . 2*7, en oirsessinao
urouesii 108 HIM= in cool eettati., Ste
Particolar etanticsialo to O!L sole =Part.
ros Basa—CIATIHTIo 80DL.BODA /Mkt&
14: MELVA
• rsztivalre ttgaseaeosmikstaidds el
Crude ind
Rios WOODWARD" ,
• Ctotedirm.H.Wcaimedl4l4)
OCCIMSBIO3I IEMEMAXT.
• Itiecid att staa to Oat& Itt s „,
Crude and itetned. Petralen*,
m puma num amigo; ram..
WOODVILLE OIL REFINEki
" nowsimi a; co.,
llnnibeintm of 811110111i0 OtkANDIXII2IOL
TING OIL. Keep - mann, on band too inn boot
Vont of lIIIIINING OIL, otter nad witbtat ;Moos
I ra LOBILIOATOS, pan WHIT/ =H.
•
sarAu orders ikft...4 xe.:l3 vErnt Mar_
Bank ;Slott, /mal door, irICI be prcmpt2l.-mnos
OBERT Awityrrl3,
R '
so. IW. Oidiit pXMR4FIO44
Fero irf ung CommiLtionMeribiutt
_ . , .
AND DZAZAII , 111 OM& -
LVBIIIOATISO, CODE
PIZZOLEUX 0114 to., ocaatotaxak Inakasi
ath ths loofa nadra C.rfuzatilszondi.
sad ordely - ~.31710.•
, TAXES IRWIN, -
.
pi, if ifiteitil udi :euvut! Amionl4, , ..
0 0 3. mit ti aff. rod.bialme• Lik., 2 2:0
sir ofKABNIR AND Inn tintaKFl4 WM 111. --
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