THE D Im f g r i l rgit 6azetie. pumau , or I GUM faanno ASSONION TRIMS 9tr ui.ZETTE. IKOrq' n" 14 rAil, roc : 214 - * O l l . 00 0 101 ,..—•••••• ISM:4 Lomax, by mail, per year.— 4 60. Le ervek.—... 10. * alr4A4 F6T*01,11.416 mpte.. le* year—. I 03. olube 0161010, 160. • ,stabiorloortoors.. 1 td. - pal ciba *Unita• the teiTty eentling dab. roe • tank at Spit, Ire trill send the Itemea damn tiny:. T. a. dui , at twenty, 'we will mad the Ilextromaipertz datti. 3Dield coplee, 6 =Ur *An fillaCriltiMl ee id:ewe, and raper, " istopeeterhen thiztlate vette, tke,,Beadibg Alatter ,on thia PEge 1B from ~ S titioday's• Evening Editicm. Progrinte of Zeroed'sm In Kentucky. The following ‘ lntereiting: account of. the progrniof Ettnthelpation iti,Etnitucky, Is by Si Welidniarnted Kentuckian, whose coutrilmr. tints tithe „ Cincinnati Gascite on Kentucky affairs we barn frequently used in our col . There Is • special interest in this Comment of the tiegrees at the present time, ikomtlietriet that Governor Brainiest : tea late rill for ten thousand Kentneky.'sel.iires;'has proved ine ff ectual to `rase that small number by irolanteering up to thislime. and, indeed, ie slight has been the response throughout the -State to .thw,GoVeriter's call, that be appear., by a recent official intimation to be prepaiing to order a drift. Perhaps the , negroen. of Keritneky by volunteering for BerrAce, will exempt their masters an -neaten' - eons from Governor Bram tithes threatened draft. The Kentucky con- Muter to the Gentre writhe: • 1 Whit has happened in Missouri, Maryland ;end-Tonto:escorts , atiength come to pass in iKentutiky. • The negro bee been_ given a :thence to step out of bondage into the army, land he has seceptedthe privilege, andis rash. ing to the fancieigabal of freedi,m. . About ten Waage an order was issued giving riegroise permission to volunteer without the consent of their masters.. Per some dayi the negeoes did not raiderstandthe order, and were a little lorgolOW , ont.:7lsomio ihormio had before now erolosibilid In Volunteer without the eon , sent of their owners, was. rejected, put in jail, whipped and take:l6sok to their work. Tide thrown damper 'over their feelings and made them.very shy of trying to.get into the army. They were afraid of the Provost Marshals, afraid of the jails and the whipping.' But ie eently they got a hint of the order permitting them to enlist without the consent of their owners.. They very cautiously approached a Provost Marshal on the subject, and by al system of close questioning satisfied them-1 selves that the way was open and clear. The noln;ipread . rapidly.ociong them, and s. the three counties of Boyle, Lincoln 'MC Mercer rose almost en mess°. The blacks feed .Thais began' to pour in, young_andedd,higand_littio, all offering to volannier and get their freedom.: Old men who song net hobble sling more then four or , five miles a day, arilboye hardly large enough ' to shotdder a broomstick, crowded the road to Camp Melton - -te - enlist The Degrees held meetings maths. wise elan among them ad dressed them, telling them that now was the time and now the opportunity. Of coarse many of the recruits will be rejected. Many are too young, many aro too old; and scaly are incepaenated by pbyeical defects. Yet, deducting all these, and still a goodly number will remain. Bat this is just a beginning. The foyer struck. three of the counties that lie, as it were, on the edge of the slaseholding die trims. There aro not more than nine - thousand slaves in the throe counties;. and ankintthe deduction for w . omeneadobildren and the ottes_diequalified by ago or and the number of- thoso who will to accepted will not be very large. But the excitement is weeding. Fayette has as Many slaves as the thiee counties shove mentioned pot together. Beueboo, Scent and Woodford have each twice as many as any one of them." Jessamine, Franklin,l Garrard, Washington, and Madison, each haveradeont the same number 83 Boyle. There are in the mantis; contiguous to, or neighbor ing en the kinreated distilet” not lets than 55,000 slaves, or shoat one-third of those in ' the State. — Von, nos be seen it a glance what unimportant and interesting movement this is. The negroes in Kentucky. have been greatly scared by the awful clerics told of the treatment. of negro soldiers by the rebels and the hardships of camp Ilia they have also. been held back by a desire to re main with their families, but these barriers seem nOtir - bifiTtii.biien. broken dliwnend the flood ii Sweeping 'all over the. land. The masters, titootase,. take it!hard. Some few of them iiiiWt:eur •stiap—are glad to - see • them off-.others don't cure if they can get other labor to tend the 'crops-Tethers an 1 heartbroken - and are proPhesying wide spreadl rain and stervatienr while ethers curse the Kentucky Abolitionists and predict a severe judgment front Gedupoit them for their great Asti* Wronint Iron Cannon. She Winsted (Coon ) Jerald states that Mr. Ames, at his - iron works, Pall Virlage, is con enacting Kinn wrought iron. large'guns on as order from the GOTOMMSII4 which ho obtained by a'direct application to the Prost deni, after ineffestruilly trying at the Ordnance Department.'..The 'process of co - nsmacting Ahem la afferent him -the coiled system of bnildiag aP,which wis s intented by-Profaner 'Priedwali, - ,and afterward taken or by Arm - strangs mad kli seems es consisf welding bleak* wait : was w art it becomes of the re quired dimensions - . The whole process most be completed before tho mass le allowed to cool. For this gererbtlarnaces, and a power ful steamkammer - are requlred,.and the con stant:don is carried on with greet rapidity. Mr. 'Alone proposal - 3o: the " Ordnance Bateau, aecordiog to' cur reoollection was to maks a 300.1i - oitridar wrought iron tided gran, . *KM slarilditind'ii Wimps of eighty or one laindred'penndrufpowder..• The weight was to be 25,0611iminds, sad the price a defier a ptand. 2heficiernment could ifford,to pay rainy tlenea thlistun*have it demonstrated that our 'Meets/tics can ball& guns of each strangtb suiWettld .- J* shown by the bunter charge. We SttPreme our itch gone met more than thlrialth - ough sucks tin world be worth AI tomar,of 'sham - for actual service. The Panott 30a.pmmder gant,with the coal ed possiblarticistimms but thirty pomade of powder, and Are.ansafe with idiot: . Sueh a gun as Mt. Ames proposed 'to furnish. at his own'esk j 'yould he foal times :as powerfal as any Sun - fflktif.Ts4nide. , , . Ansusu. Las has .organised s torpedo sad Oast dielsion - fotrclearisg.tho ' bank! of the foritedoos.:, The dirLslen con , arts thr es Sized hosts =ll5O rof;i;itid proeipdes fleet in its a irs:mop tha rivet,: Titairltive; elroady so ared sloven infornstrachirtes, four of which oentainedAiii kind:rid ionnde, end one con toinidtwothuji,4napbnpda of Ponder. They are all Tory seieutino sad perfect affeirs. Ceitl**Pisic*ot.the 6inocti oalso&sit;Nitinit brown" of tho Sprins• 1 " RiPaktfo,4 l . l . l 4Fil Sot "tto" woturler re- InAho halo of Fiske: irst' a Congtegitloasl , mloletor, .and wu sottisd_ *bra tho tar pstrioliateal led bim _ter learn doirtilplt itid':ArituFto .tho lattices Wax. J. IC Maur, d=olagY iinitsiltooniqy nominted. for re-clectioi to Con gress by thitliii4COnioatiOn nt "Zolido,ftwi Dr. W. W:WoretdssiVeorr,O7llltatn 3 W 0" ddo ist444;tbo Beit,tllloTO Coos entlott, inth instrtiatiorito Moen. AVG SIC= WU nUned (Fen. nixoter ea th•2lat• APP , IntG 4 • I4 Ihin.lWear tett% ow:o,mi the /terve rOldibie v):40 1 411, of the tea* on the Dahlia ita stoi Phi, Refirt:ad. Tl3ll able and itaztpretteartro .rariarr of tag,' Mint tarmsmirita 44-,thos two great opporlog , atmlen Tiren ts _ Les tifonTi durAppntovel toobrivi ll iker inf.',444lng9# of .- r-' The Situation In the Shenandoah Val ley—A Rebel Raid Poseible. The Philadelphia North American says : We now look with some Interest to the move meats of Hunter's corps in tho Shenandoah valley. It is high time that this corps was op and away on its proper errand. and now that General Hunter has assumed command we confidently look for action. If this L not done there can be little doubt that the rebel de tachments commended by Bteckinridge, Im boden, 'Echols, .4c., will try a raid, into the border conntios of Pennsylvania. Before the commencement of the campaign thta was known to be a part of Lee's plans. Just at this time it would be made for the purpose of creating a diversion, distracting our attention from Richmond, and stopping the reinforcements wo have been:pouring into Grant's army. A rebel spy boo been capterad In Adams county, Pennsylvania, who, having boon mortally wounded In kis acttmpt to esespe, confessed his character and purposes. Letters were found on him directing certain Inquiries. It seems, therefore, tolerably clear that unless we assume the offensive in the most energetic manner is the Shenandoah Valley the rebels will do-so, and attempt to invade and desolate Pennsylvania. We are glad to learn from the west that General John Popo, who his since his cam .paign in Virginia been in command of the De partment of the Northwest, and engaged in cOnducting the war against the Sioux Indiana, has been ordered to join General Grant pith his corps. He bar reached Springfield, Illi nois, with six thousand of his troops, and will. probably concentrate the rest otitis forces and move Into the Shenandoah Valley.. Mr. Lincoln's Last Anecdote A gentleman just returned from Wash ington, relates the following incident that transpired at the White Rouse tho other day. Some gentlemen were present from the West, incited and troubled about the commissions cc omissions of the Adminis tration. The President heard them pa tiently, and then replied: H Gentlemen. suppose all the property you were worth was in gold, and you had put it in the hands of , Blondin to 'Marry actress the r I Niagara River on a rope, would you shake I the cable or keep shou tingi out to him— Bloudin stand up a little straighter— Blondin stoop a little more—go a little faster—lean a little more to the Nov:b— lear:ra little more to the South? No, you would hold your breath as well as your tongue, and keep your hands off until he was safe Aver. The Government are carry ing an immense weigh*: Untold treasure are in their hands. They are doing:the very best they can. Don't badger them. Keep Mince and we'll got you Safe across."—Boston Journal. The Clevelaiid Convention Letter from Underfelt Douglass. ' Sin: I mean the complete abolition of every vestige, form, and modifmatioh of slavery in every part of the United States, perfect equality for the black man in eve ry State before the law, in the jurphor, at the ballot-box, and en the battle-field; ample and salutary retaliation (Or sehry instance of enslavement or slaughter of prisoners of any tidier, I mean that in the distribution of offices and boner under this Government no discrimination shall be made in favor of or against •any class of gitizeos, 'whether black or white, of native br foreign birth. And supposing that the Convention which is to meet at Cleveland means the same thing, 1 cheerfully give my name as one of the signers of the call. Y oars, respectfully, FIIEDERICK D.MGLASB. E. 0 tin car, Ecq. Rochester, Moy ISG4 The. Troops Defending Washington. The Washington Suss:states that:the in fantry tttoops lately upon the onter line of the defences of 17whingtoa, on Monday night commenced to contract their lines under or ders from headquarters. They brought sway all ehvertiment property, end lac the block houses ch,ut Fairfax. Cent/ Dome and be yond standing, theta being net apprehennion of tiny largo robot force taking precession of them. No guerrillas bore been seen in that I usighborhoodfor some days. The 147th Pennsylvania volnntoors, 4th Delaware, and 2d District of Columbia In fantry, who were doing guntd duty along the roads from Fairfax to Doll Ron, wore the in fantry withdrawn—the 157th Penneylvania volunteers nri4tb Delaware going (it is sup. posed)to join Grant's army, and the 21 District of Colambia remaining at SpringHold,t'seren miles - beyond Alexandria, for guard duty. A brigade of cavalry, under commend of qelanol Lowell, of a Diassachnsotto regiment, atostill on duty in that vicinity, and will carefully patrol rho country and watch operations there. Negroes from nutter. A Washington dispatch ears: elzteen stal wart nogroes just In from Butler'. lines by way of Fortress Monroe,marched to the corral for fresh teams. hey may they left Butler's front yesterday mon:atlas the, 24th. They turned Over their teams to new nogroes. They have been within four males of Peters burg. They. aro Intelligent men, each and ells In imply to a remark that the enemy had been giving Batter 10190 trouble, they said, flo's given an nobs a deal more." Old Ben they pronounced to bo a "hose." They state pos itively that he took over six thousand pris oners night before last—on Monday night—es they phrased it, etoaling a march on Bemire. gard. "Richmond's ours sure die time, Mos es," said °lse of them. Why? "Cause Massa Ben and Massa Grant like two millstones; and L 0 0 .5 'EWOOO . , Nil2l-11/114." LETTERS .4EMAININO UNCLAIM ED in t h e Ted oi2E6 1t 2,llegheay, Ftate of Pennsylvania, the 28th day of iday,lBo4. • To obtain any of there letters, thaapplicent moat call for oriee ti srd kterrs, gi.e the date of this list, and pa) not bent Mr adrertis Mg. t called foe withip ore month, they will be sent to the doed letter dace . Free delivery of letters by carrier., at the ruldence °fowlers, may be moored by (gleaning the following roles , 1 Direct letters plainly to the street and maier I. well .a the poet ofticeand State 2 Head lettere with the writer's pare 4111ce and State, strut and numberdeign them plainly with fell teame,and mutat that answers be directed accord ingly, • S. Letters to straugeni, 'or trandent visitors in • town or city, whom *eclat eddrem may be unknown should he marked, in the lower left-hand corner with the word "transient." 4, Place the vestige shear on hand carter, and lease space betwe direction 'for post marking without lhe writing /1.11. 4. must for,the .return r writer, If to:claimed within 80 day •r printed with the waiter's nun., State, woes the left hand end' of • the Lae skis, will :be complied wi prepaid rate of postage, payable wl &limed to the wrlter.-5m.18, le Arthur James B lierfti John Alkenalllazy 13 • Johnston A,rthur Baker Chu II /once Evan Bosch 0 SI Jordan Bettie E Baker Ellen Jane* Huy A - Brown StephereL Minion-Mary A I Bay Suet. Unison 11sogie tiera• Jaime, _ E. Berme J S' Neely Ann Brown John G • k Annie Bodin nos Keehn John Benson Maria Kerr James Brandin 11 11. Xing Joseph Mum Mary Enna James 4 Blaklylledealy Kendal Nancy Barnes limy L Blake Wm Lyontenty B Brady Philip Lia&ay Harriet 0 Cocker Simmth Clubman Allen J Ltagby Johanna Cupid oeslie Bennie Bel • Cenn.F Cops Plank 2 Lightner Olive Coolylebn Laughrey Elch*d thittaartscin Jno 21 Clair James idllihr Andrew Canly June. Ideplei Andrew Oatory John k Ca Clark Jame Meutt Ches 1 Oltrintian lhoi eacerner had 2 leanest Louisa 2 Harshen Ellebth p i rmaregy • Martin Elitabth Muse Miry A ?deal Gee W illy once Mary llisfritie i H . D Merriman John Delon Vary Ann Hooker llengl4 Dorsey Mula2 Hun Win 7 E He. Ildneudson J neEain Annie E Elliott JaMel E Sleeved Alex , fe. - HcOorkle tha t Grubb. Tillie Habil f bns 0 Graves Earl J Mr.CartneyDavid (mono* llama' McGraw Geo W „Gardner Huy k liellaalotS Gee Graham liarg't McLellan, 13 Dodge, es Poole McCaw Beget II MoDonnell Sc. Harper David 11.S.namt. I froward, S Ito 11oCenry.7,1. • itacknelder Sara MetlannellJes Hancock lay ~ eleAlona John Haub *arab afelLIV.l John • peelings John Herarsealwaix n „, John . .. ;dolman ur ~: Thnity John • J lidellcker Wto," Huns John r Wo'lenn Wm lininseaJohlt .-illotiormiclBll 1, Haus'EtchadeM , - 12 -- • .11argisrWin i ,'•-,-. natlne•. Mee Somphilln, .a • ,XIiMFII.I .-- - r •1 ,- ,• ..,,,,,,. !awn , " stpr ..';',•,'"'-',.. 1 L : - . ..•*';'!.';'' -= ,-- ILY TELEGRAMS. FROM GRANT. Wily Gen. Lee Evacuated Spot'• eJlvanta. OUR NEW . POSITION Skirmishing and Artillery Firing This ball is being rapidly motamorphoeed from a rade building to a ',pot of unsurpass leg beaTy. The deoorationa ore most lavish, and when completed will challenge the adml• ration of every beholder. Many exceedingly attractive features will here be,. presented, among which wo may mention a miniature mountain, with green clad elopes, gushing fottntains, busy mills, rooky cliffs, and rustic habitations. In the mountain side a cavern of rare beauty will he Ken, dripping with cochleae, and exhibiting all the charms of a fairy grotto. ♦ "Garden of Eden," and a "Swiss Cottage," may also be mentioned as among the chief attraction, but stover, step there will be trainee calm:dated to dellghtlthe eye and please the imagination. The artistic' display will be of (ho grandest charactor, and rthe floral decorations will eurpua anything The Enemy's Cavairy Unable I heretofore witnessed I n this °o"' to Realist Sheridan. AN MALI MEM, BUT BUMP, BY it STOW, The Enemy td a Strong Position SHERIDAN'S CAVALRY IVEDITION HEARD FROM. Vast Amounts of Property Destroyed THE DANVILLE RAILROAD CUT. flaw Toni, May. 28.—Tbe war correspon dent of the Richmond Examker tells why Lee loft Spottrylvaniao. H. He rale a rerun nolaance was made, and an assault noon the Union works ordered. When their occupants ware driven from them, it WM not disoovered. home, that the enemy were rapidly removing the whole army on our right lank, and had ibein 'Luce daybreak, the force In our front 'being o mere hazard, the had been left to keep up appeeranoes. Is soon as the neon noinnoe vii over, everything and everybody yea on the move with no. A Tribune special, dated near Hanover Juno don, May 25.1, 9a. m., asp : There has been no general engagement than far, although o A advance is beyond and in possession of th south bank of the North Anna. Yi'e bevel:wen retarded by the prilsonce of the onemy—Bkir mishingeontinned throughout the entire day, and: there was hardly an interval daring which artillery was not engaged on either side. Hancock, before night, had thrown his entire corps across the river, on the left, near the' railroad, and our position was taken a mile ends half in advance of the river, &hag Btkil Marsh Creek. The 9th army "corps commenced to crou I late in the day, and all e't over last nig • Preparations were made for an assault on t••• enemy's works toward evening, but the sky rapidly darkened, clouds gathered, and buret in a most furious itorm of thunder and light ' ning and rain, and a meet sublime discharge of heavy artillery in the clouds superseded the attack which was to have been made. This nursing the sky was clear and the weather warm: General Warren holds - the position along the Gordensville toad, on the right We have several lines of the enemy; worksathish they seem to hens abanddieed without a very obstinate resistance; bat the,present position or the enemy Le vary strong.. It is impossible to tell, without a iacontotseanoa in fores, or ■ battle, bow strong the enemy is in front, but it is generally believed that after opposing us long enough to gain time, they will fall hack again on Richmond. The enemy wcia dislodged by burning, yes terday morning, the large railroad trestle bridge across the Korth Anna. Grant's hesdquartere Is-beyond the North Lana, near Jericho Mill. 6berilan, with bin cavalry, bu been heard from, and have mane a most excellent repot( of thematic°r. They hare been elronitin. around Richmond, destroying a vast amount of propeoy, &Tall bwro rendered tualass for some distance the Danville Railroad. The C7167.)'e earalry was entirely unable to offer them any resistance. LATIL-0111 right h[l.l not Jet b 111512 able Le communicate with the left on this side or the riser. The enemy Le not confrentlng ne in forms. A Tribune oSirespondent, writing from Headquarters et ll a..m. of May 26th, says, at the same time that Dirney's Division car-k rigid the rebel rile pita and North Anna bridge, our right wing, under Warren, advanced, cutting the Virginia gentral Railroad, and establishing himself in a position at Noe etatirm. The rebel line forms two sides c„ •triangle, itt apes being opposite Oxford, ; where Burnside, trollied on the night of the 24th. From the sots of the rebel ill:Le, ltd right line extends in a north easterly direr Mon, crossing tie Fredericksburg Railroad at an angle of forty-tvwdegrem, revering the Function. The loft wing extends In a tooth• westerly direction, cutting the Central Rail road, and facing northwest. Manama con fronts the enemy's right 'logen cur left, and extends, hit line parallel with that of the enemy seri:44oM Riohistend,' Fredericksburg and,Yotomac Railroad. Burnside's line Is in • po!itibt opposite the apex pf the enemy's works, and apex southward. The enemy', works Itt front of Hancock out only bo oar ried with great loss. New Year, May 2S.•The Richmond Eramiur contends that iris Grant that Is on the retreat end:Leo pushLng.. /t flays that Lee followed Grant from the Wilderness; that ho is now the fast to move, and is tho punier and not the pursued from Spottsylvanis. it is true that, by both movements, these armies have boon brought nearer Illohmend, hot for Lee it was rendered noceSsary by the configura tion of the soil and the fines of those rivers he had to defend. tho cpper-riiret n the gimp and t intestains with of a letter to the ■ er lye., Initten , poet oflee, and the envilepe, Gn th at the tunnel hen the letter le aw of 1843. Ertom Calm. Canto, May 28.—The steamer Millman ar rived yesterday - evening from Memphis with 59 bales of cotton for St. Lents. She was fired into at Island Flo. 10. The steamer St. Loofa, on.her way to Frew Orleans,was And into at Trirslis bond. Two shells sruck her and exploded noir to. boll• er, but no ono was Injured. The rebels are said to have twenty-five steamers up the Bed :Seer (shore the furthest point reached by our 'ermy. The steamer Moon, from Memphis for Clichsnati, bad 773 bales of eotida and rage. Gen. Idoarthur's command had returned to gieksburg on the 20th. He bad no engage meet with tho enemy of importance. Few passengers were brought up. Great excitement existed in Vicksburg on the reception of the new from Grant's army. Orbison Kato Pemberton H Patten= babel Patch&Jebel Peel Marne Posner SantLecia Patton .Matthew Potter Wm 2 Q. RMary Rosaltitio Strafis Okras D Boy - e• sbas Richards J E 2 Brad Wm Mil, nary Ray Mary Ana 5 ' Smith 115#1* S Sm ew ith Chugo2 Stemeitton !IWO Storm 13to trealanal S tb Sinclair M 43105.451 W Stewart f• ILouls Siinltazir Fair ST. Lome, May 28.--The eaah rep of the Sanitary ; Fair to , Friday night aro three hundred and niaoteen thomanddollart. This dent not inoindo any anticipation of done. tione on the way, of width notice of Alpo:tont has born rossived, northegymeoffarmtioltiti , 20,000 of which have boon mold, nor any terra schemes in which:shares ire being Sold. 'the Fair will contineto open daring the nest week .. . Spralloy Joseph Simple Dor Jae mills TO Shnoks Mary J :WWII Q.Ontott Seeman A whet Ithirmon Ushers T ... Thompson Katy Tmlnor Hugh Tyler Jane Tammy Jane Turner .11,obrom Bata. GUS. Grusoseend Donna wore Witd , nosday ,nomlnited Mikjor Generale of Volun teer& ,111ofor Gen. Oisiothy hoe resigned, and , Pdejer Gen. ;Ikon has boon mastered .ont. o ur ,. Oglesby bee tenadezbi his restenatten three theme,: and It is Retorted now for the purpoo of making aNsoutrY for Gan. Dodge. Get. Buell Was .1X1U141114 oat for relishes to accept a command undorekn. Canby. Buell wee 010 of lkletelletes - ret donerals, ' Vintl2 barab d VeWO; bon B Whtaler Warren John P Wright Joseph Weer Jetott ' WilltirawnJ 6. White' inniti Wiliam Data. addl• Watt,* Wet WaltptiTdinttt. . . W. :1314316,,—.5. - died - war left attha P f oodador's Moo 121ontgOmor7 Ooanty' to be rooordodtbat Mkt stitteps,on to ; WPM:lOl*k le PUS !main& &MOTs; touilittdolni t i , .and ten twent7 kohint, iv ittonso;;:, for ' ;In:tared ?"2 . zditlitl thoniaa d aidlars, co ' • dry., fit . ttis oanYP74en V:*(5 110 :af Olt Ina iratigsAttWahifioalOin:MpirMigiiii.; 4111, I )ks:lll44,tcoaptilzintt Atm &tetanal. - • - . . ; • - < kr` , , •,,... H 7' Sty .. , ; pvll. - CITY A , ND SUBURBAN. Letter from Col. SehoOnmaker. --- In a letter dated Le wisbarg, Greenbrier Co. f•PrlTSßlLifkill TH &WKS. The feu tilts ry Ir— ctli'o Prepare Western Virginia, Col. Sehoonmater, of the e, (1 re utl 14th Cavalry, :aye: O We bad a severe en- taw., end tanaxer.._...... We took a ;troll through the Sanitary Fair counter with the enemy at Wytheville, on the bu I I , llnge nn Sainrday, and were surprised line of the railroad, in whieh. I regret to say, and gratified al the progress made Bleus our my m ga d,,,fr„ o ,l quite b o „ii,_ nut ~o last •lelt. Ladles end gentlemen are cow I mach i 3 the Fourteenth Regiment ne in other artlrely engaged, In every department, son - portions of IL The 11. h beet Iwo killed—one pleting the decorations, said arranging the i a yonst4 an ,and, Corporal article, for exhibition. Everything to being Zbr mot W om Phlladtlph 4 f f liwhog.l have cot been ►Yle eel:l;lunit.d upon the meet liberal scale, and to hear a fall report'. yet. George A. Childs, the fair will not only be creditable, but mega- , Sergeant Major of the 14th regiment, wee deem, iseriottely wonedbd, being shot in the side, the ball entering and remaining in his lungs. I was not able to bring him away, although I tried hard. Ile wan left in the hands of a country doctor, at a pleco called Mechanics • villa. The regimental surgeon fears his wound is mortal.; Lieutenant Morrie, Adju tant, lost his Sitio finger of hie right hand. AU the rumatnder of my staff are well, u oleo the other epeers of the regiment. Wo have suffered unprecrodented hardship." MONITOR HALL. (Passing Into • the Monitor Building, we found the lake in complete order for the lit tle Monitor, which has alreay been tested, „and works to a charm. Kbettery, with rifle pits In front, has been built And earefally sodded, and will be'monntedwtth ministers gnus. Therm will be brought to bearupon the Monitor, which will reply in turn, that keep thg up a sort of artillery duel en a small scale. The lake is attractive in itself, being nicely arranged, and abounding in fishes of various kinds. The chief object of interest to strangers visiting this department will be the model of the monster twenty inch gun cast at the Yore Pitt Works, with a display of other models and pieces of ordnance, with which the map'. mid eof the "great gun" can be compared. No Intelligent lady or gentlemen can visit this hail without receiving information of a very important and beneficial character, the fin preasions of which will never fade from their memory. ItZeIIAIIICLI . HALL It now ready for the reception of &tildes, and the diaplay here will be creditable indeed. • prominent Met= will be a beautiful steam engine, with furnace, boiler, eta., all com• plate, and In running order. This is now being fitted up, and Is donated to the fair by the engine buildere. It la a valuable bre sent, cud will realise a handsome sum. We looked into the Acidltarinm, which will be completed in time for the grand Jew:Tura tion which taker place en Wedandsy alter. noon. It will bo comfortably routed, and will accommodate a large audience. She Ladies' Balser will be a grand piece— 1 and will be filled with every conceivable at- i tieleof prnament and utility. It would re• • Dire the space of a column to give anything ilk° a cornet idea of the magnitude of this department. Among the meat attraetive ' features will be a "Children's Play House." gotten up with exquisite taste and neatness, and at a groat expense ; an "American Pa goda," and a "Qhtcose Pagodn,' whets tnnumerable fate, articles will be exhibited. The ladies of East Liberty have an apartment here, tenets will be exhibited a Yiikattag Pond," which, we are enured, will'preVe one of the most attractive features oil the fear. A "Photograph Gallery"' bu beet fitted up in this hail, and tletevwho desire to have their pictures taken "under; such peeull ST *earn t.tr me' can be MCCSIMPIO dstod. A fine fountain will lend additional beauty to the Ladies' Beaux. Aaido from all these features, decent of booths or stands will be fitted up in the meat elegant and tutored manner, each lady or company of ladies .axing with the other, and ell asnring to exoeL There will also be some cottages hero, and emong, other. we noticed a "Scotch Cottage" in pro ems of crestren. The work et beautifying these booths, and arranging the articles fur exhibition, Is now in propose, and It is en interesting sight to witness tho industry, taste and dexterfz.ettaplayed by the ladies. Tea DUNtIIO KULL. This :patioaa apartment is being provided with every convenience, and will be most tastefully arranged and des rated. Dinner ill be tarred here daily from twelve till four o'eleok, end !Deere= and other dellcaciet te , ll be provided at all times in abundance. We na 'althea enough here to furnish egret dads hotel, and the mast extensive and liberal no• rtrigemeuts have been made for getting up meals in the belt style of the enlinary art. TIES Ma DaLLTAY, Located In one of the Council Chamber, of the City Ilan, is now being decorated, and we are akured that the display of painting/, statu• ary, eta , will be highly interesting and at. tractivo. Boma of the finest epocimona of art have boon contributed, and no pains will be spared to make this department worthy of a visit from every, lover of art. • site 4.01.1) cratuuTT asap" • °loopier the.other Council Chnne and will be filled with a rare eolleatica of rollp — of the 'olden time." It will be a peepet museum, every article of whlah will oscine the =Mos tly and .rreet tho attention of the 'violator. Tito Fair will positivelropsm on Wednesday next, the let of June. The inaugural address will be delivered by his Excellency, Governor Curtin, in the Auditorium. A grand prooes don is now being arranged, the details of which will be duly announced. Arrangements havebeet made for keeping the gluts around the buildings in the most cleanly and Comfortable condition. The dirt will all be carefully removed, the streets washed, and a watering' eart will bo kept In constant operation, to ell*, the dust upon the thoroughfares leading to the Diamond iquard The Ilianchester Putenger Railway 'com pany will tun oars, at abort intervals, and m afford speedy and comfortable communi cation-between this city and the - fairgrounds. An extra switch has been placed on Ohio strut, near the innotion with Federal, which will enable the care to return to the city from that point. , A number of extra tart will be added, and every effort will be made to aCt• commadate the travel. The success of the Fair hu already been placed beyond doubt or peradventure, and it now remains for the people of Western Penn sylvania to tent out en mane, and, by a lib eral patronage, swell the fund which is to carry joy and consolation to many thousands of our sick and wounded soldiers. James Sims, who was convicted at the last term of Court, of murder in the second degree, woe sentenood this moiling by Judge Mellon to undergo an Imprisonment In the Western Penitentiary for a period of noefee years When the prisoner beard the sentence he leaned his bead on the dock and wept bit. tarty. • Bartholomew. Scanlon, convicted of ob taining $l2O from . Julla Ann Cooper,' wi der false pretense., wee sentenced to pay the costs of proseontion, a the of $lOO, restore the money, and to undergo en Imprisonment to the County Jail fords calendar months. Nei Musto.—Mrs. 0. Blume, 43 Fifth street, has received "Gerierel OnsneB Mara," by Richard Zenner. P, is dedloatpd to ' , the brave men who captured Fort Donelson." Mrs. Blame has—alto reeelvea the Mourning heart"—a Druid for soprano and tenor, written end composed expressly for Clark's School Visitor end dedicated to 'Rev. Alexander Clark, by Stephen C.Bos tor. Both these pitons ore published by Boot & Cady. Chicago, and are for sale by Mrs. 0. Blame, 43 Fifth street, Pittsburgh. Gun Ritz or Pearrarr....-Don't forget the sale of George W. •Bmitb's, on Tuesday next, at 2g. Si The plata ts worthy of a. visit, even-if you don't Intend to purchase. Refreshments can bo procured on the farm during the sale. & conveyance for the ea semmodatioa of visltortwill leave the Wheal. lug Brewery at 7 o'clookor L. M., and 1 P. M. Par farther porticulare inquire of George E. WiChtll;l3, AllOtlOZlOC6'6ornor"of Washington and Union strsoth,Whecllng. Tatuata's Tazimita:—Thie plata of amuse ment has changed ,baridzond is now under the management of Keene. Hart k Fitzgerald, rtIM!TriU endeavor to rgivei exhibitions of an nnesteptionable character, and maintain good ordir and detail:m.44 Ahab' antortainments , • Bee 8 day Uttar rIGTUOLI: ettor 4111 . 1 / 01 'Baltimore ha& on Ward &lather who had in charge two rit",his soat, , soldialq_who bad tetrisswerslylrotnidellaridThessrp - ilrefili . otheri4diti hit toion .kined•in kettle He .If4ll tab, ifi....;- . . . .. 12=3:M3 NOTION—TO *II 801313 AND JOLIitISTN6N Canrsirratte.—Tbn Building Committee of the Sanitary Fair desire to llpteND Its thanks to the bore carpenhers and others who Wet with them on Friday night for the purpose of pre jaring the : sea e, end request all bore and ourneymen car .entere to meet at the and'- , once Ball on 11-nday evening the 29th lout., at I o'clook,one with hatchet and saw, when the necessary ni Midrib! will be ready to com plete the work.• mating the Bail. Woutcono SD .12E5 AT Yoax.-14 to last 24enday night, skanothing over 500 wetuided eoldlers bed arrived in York from the scene of the recent battles. About 1,500 or 2,000 mote are expected, and preparations are in program for their reception. The Washington Halt has already been taken, and other build ings Will alto be occupied, the hospital build ings not bring sufficient to accommodate so large a nambet. A , CHEDIVAs.I,II Dosaxrot=Tko Cope Fish ing Club, went out on a piscatorial expedi tion on Friday and caught two hundred and fifty pounds of fish, which they have donated to the Soles& Home. This Se a very &xir able donation, and ono which will be grate (ally rocehrod by the stall and wiundod sol diers. Al Pirrocult.—A groat variety of Album's, (Irate do Visite, of notod pardons; oopies of Eng' airings, colored and plain, Ltfe of Frank lin; Women In Bieck; 1:tor Itintual Friends, together with everything io the book and sta. tionesy line, dun belfoond at Pittook't, Fifth street, opposite the Theatro. P, ) , 841NITAliY F&IR--Persons Liav fig roarlttoery or neaorMertorea for Mc-h*' ICI . Wel, w notlfiel that from and after this oaM .0020 Om or mat tilernb!” of the Commttoos -ell to In elterdatoe at tae Hall to noire and atraryge a ndet clervertM or for rettibittot. JAS. )1. ovoein, Choi e, W. W. PATP.It* , WM. WADS, JNb. P JRNo 1163, P 11.31ILLMZ, T. E. MLAIII. toy Mi Tat ♦CDI2DEITI. SANITA FAIIL—AII brats, County, City and town (Orem to 'Waitron Pericrylvanra,taarru Maio fad Krat.ro aril: Omura ma. Mira uo.triboilum fur U. rate. burial Sanitary' Far to the rndonagnal, Chair man •tid Cummittur, a that tb. Frup , M - mira may C. gram. Crommtioloai. DP In rugard costa...sw. mol t. Rin w ;nratnally atanried JO A. II EaLOl . l, cbai m n ot tlrmaltrie. .191r2i El. Wit v. 'Tir.,.ll to itnlr more. tent !sib C.,;1-4 F.LI• FOR TII EIELS We t t he uttdereign+. d, hereby gtvo the aragia Of otie day. or the sums •et app.. Bite La our nurture, to the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, for Ste Sisk and Wound. ed Suddlsra t f Eine add e.r ~.,me ql t,, egelbfeeh ohm!, eniteoimerestioe w a&, mei the tomiliiy.l Let the Pin ,inage r. D.e' any patrii/Jc n, paste or mill tho sbo OL While imper - , yet it t utu by ml them ofthe no U. cum, turnout, stop, tieat yani, it 3e or ...cm:pap.. to vrtimh ho Ic oty,, alma tit the Lo NATI/MEM. LIJIX”, Jr, Troesun t of the role, Pittel urgli. The reeel,e of the wtll be duly by lett.it and titenote quiver. fits motel of the tonne, the groan. of ear brother. and Saftudemittlid tummy col the glorious doted, and cur hope..l succou so the mrogrie, coil out os to le prompt 1611 a esteevee. Hay God put it into the beers of emery Chrietlas suit patriot to rimp,tel With tit. mite or SO cream. toe s guest., .omialues. 7112 OrZIIISCI Sentenced M=6Ml3 layibtf FLUX C'bsirrosu. APO IHE CITI7;e:NB t)1: PiTT -1 BrOGII, ALLgtlilaitT, /ND et D. IND nu,suculL..—ks 111,3, sro individuals in rot - tool coookstiihr tot tisti•od la ate its • of born mlitts• oppolittorl, sh • troar • to tostribato to tho &snit •ry Few, ell .0010 be•rin arc respectruisy 7ireott,l snit for s prnonai epptlatluu to b. M. 7.0 to ti•ers, but yid p ease pm, their eahrarip- Mc, at o .a..• to h. Hui-Ull4i, Trotsurer, at ki.k• it, Bore of Y. Dolour & &our, Market ...root, Diltshargl by oriier of tho Earratiso room:LIM, W. D. 31cGOWAS. Secretary. PLUMES OF AD/Ilse/0N TO TEE PAI2. The kgeenllce Cnmmtete, hes need the fancying Ecbeduk of P, tc, Ypt adr¢t.lOtt to the Pair: To Dining Hall, Including rciad6o • 1 To either 'indite' Baeao, Blasitor flail, hlechne, la Ball, Picture Gallery, or Old Catioeity Shop, single tickets, 25 cents ; or packages of fire ticket* for v. 00. On Wednestisy. the 1.1 day of June, It 1. Intended to open the F•lr Imm• diately .•tar the tuntmnrating utrean.mtea to the Anillortcan. To Cain ado:deal= to each Halloo that eteLlng, two of the above tick ets ail bi r. totted. No good. will be told on that oat ping. 'Dated. admitting OA &stet codex 12 year. of ago, to each ottloh ttildlog. except the ➢mtag Ball and the Audltortnns. sill Or told at 10 emu each. The prier of 'Octets to the andltorfnm aril P. regulated wording to the mature of the .nterttln• meets, and rail be annonactd atom time to time. lny27:lw RELICS AND TROPHILEt "OLD CURIOSITY SHOP." Tee aid and 00-oparatios of the patrLotio people of 'Western Peunnylrania sod E...stern Ohio, IS here. by requeetal, to matieg the above named depart ment of the ceming Phtsburgh Sanitary Far coral ty &audit and a earcces. Saturate reflex and trophies of the premat war, of the hfcsicen war, woo of 1812, Indian and Norolaticoary worst, corimitim couttoTtral with the early settlumeht of our region, or with mute and, mon prominent to our Unary, eurl4l - of esertdaseription aro stored exey In private vas esptackenabd may, if brought together, render the "OLD OUNICMIXY tifiOP" not the taut of the at• trectione of the lair. Tho committee therefore ask that all who are willies; to help alengthe good taus, would wed to each orticloo of the do. ecription ea they may hate, or can procure from others, or Owl the committal where they coo be found. articled donated will bu disposed. of ita the doom, way direct, or nudor the diroctfon of the, Cxeattlee committee. Bat &Mich" merely oloced on exhibition, rooelpted for by Amy member of the committee, Ira: te crpflab proarred and referent' Ismer et t ontiamompany each ort:clo pviag Ise of !gin, eta—and Irk br ie t t nelcd „ do c e . rlao. Glen on bolu eteryt Arthe d can 'grolttre% .103.13. nommeox, Chairman. °toner. It. CrtIUM, Bezietery, Kele!n either donated. or left for exhibition, can bo kft with. or aldreand, to either of the following member, of the committee W. D. td•CIOW2.II,Feei Zr. C.V., t.O Water et. Pltteb'g. lION. JAN'TEECII, eon= 4th and Grant maga. J.SO, DICKSON, .11 m cae-Penn aIDDLE nd Hand stream. 9, Postellice, AlloithePY. D.-LEST SKLELDS, Seeickloyellie.ra. S -- Nrewr Ftait.—The Committee Stialtanica' Roll r• 0p:TU.314 mann all who are destroba to contribute ronzbinkry of toanufac• germ of jord.crlptiou, ar,preprinte to that Do. t,,,epart gut Dub u toraltde to either of the oadetelarod. al that ttta proper arranaaments eau be mido for the rocoptioa 004 so3eutmcdatioa of mar, artily that may be offered. • • 'rho Goostaltteo Slit meet regularis, o Taesday ft and Pride ( o•r000na, at 4 o•ch•otc; shill ot,erwtu• annoaso-41, at the oar° of toe. o3oPor, No. Conk mat*, ;Firth etraot, whets contributor, .or dthera Itartut; badness aro invi 0 , 1 to coofir with the Detertltta. JAHY3 St. MOVER, P.LL MILLI.% • JOIIN J. JEMMIES, 'WILLIAM WADE,. P. 111,A111„ W. W. PAIMIOIt., Committee on tiletOortfle oaattor7 rallatrt AR.O.—Notice is hereby giren to ell 111 l penerm-ato prcpnw crr.t..g 8AZA...90, or {rho wton..to yo d irtioles to Lo dfs: p o s e d qr. by sloe Basis( .oommti lent throe ofl heir moMbrni will to In constant auendinco pl. Bit Bstur Building. from and oft. DION ioAY MORN. ' rico . ft4settio.til 7UES/IA. V SCE9I NO; Cloy t h s partowo of rect.litog and mriog fongoods soot la by a rittibuoffr. it hiring hcin docided by thn P.:truths Cstnimli.• ten thii ttol'gtdr Ahohbooimot. 4 Oct:TX on the awning :of Tane.lsy eUr,/ , ‘.who' Imre solootual b o oths.or,.stssda rrnnooToil tn attend to their dosorstini WA:no lamo pest tg The oirmmitieo Duro Setrartt tho.nrices of trust, Wight •itebovim durlcg illocoottommcp of the thereby ,11 totals noposittd •.. hirst B. M. CBOT, NAVA, J.. • • n. 211144351VAY, • • -tellE's" - LEATEPIL4.RIVST B.. sive thing. esoplstArglysk Jakklk . t)*aiAnbitalhblat - z p i nt u rt. - ' k a. , _ • - - .1'.71 US EVIIE.SIT I . * Ovularre, THE ISTIN TUE EINAEON. New aeneall.ti Drams. Dren•ilsed erprersly this Theatre, Whl b• htlettatett for the Ilr.t time, the neer scats tine drum• , from the mallr tio,l of CIEIDJUI Cl hlf, enttthll C. le.ooday. nor. Mr. olors ..... ......Ippendolo. Don Ilutwor.l Nor wirier, and liaocto. Tho'foll company will appear in (no prcr.luction of Oils now end knontlfni s.a.aOloa dram.. i . L"..".S&NITARY FAIR LECTURES. The Third and Fourth Becalm Lectures for tY.o naltalt of ill° Sanitary Fair, v.lll . to dcilinrea by GRACE GREENWOOD, Al LAVAIe 21.11 E /TALL, RICISDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, MAT 30 AND 31. Tim& Loevara—LlGElTS I TIM WAR CLOUD Geooad Loeb:we—WASHINGTON, LONDON AND Tickets LI cents—to be had et tho usual room In tho city.~ and in Allegheny at H. P. Scherartia, kfn E. O. Coekrana't and Goo. A. Kelly & Bora open at '34 o'clock, Lecture commeneei at IL W. U. XING/all, SAMUEL A. LOS°, THOS. BAB &WELL, Jr., Own. on lecturca. ODTRULBLE'S VARIETIES, PENN STRUM J. FLIOST and 11. Irmoriumm— ...... GLOILIONS SUCCESS Cr THE NEW molar MX ELIG HTED &17DIrNOTS Entire Neer Programme To-Night. tgraturtlay Night's Bill appesetuve of HART & FITZGERALD'S VARIETY MINSTRELS. Monday await's, May Both, benefit of Mina 3' BIoDOBALD. UCTIOX BALES. A u n CTION dA_LE OF CONDEMNED Ceram! BUM., Othce 01 Oiler t/tutrterusaster, VitAhlugtou, D. U., Agall 25th, 1404. WM be scld at publto auction, to the Without Id der, al the times and pleats to std below, els: Nen;ort, Pea., Thursday, May 6tb; Gettysburg, Peon., Monday Play nth; Altoona, Penn., There my, May 1205% 2112Un P,..., Tlaraday, Mwy lnih; Mending, Nana, Thureday, May 20th; . Lebtostro, Perms, Thurtday, Juno 2d; b orthumt %Tilted, Penn., Thumbs', /ca. Stb; rurantou. Peuna Thursday, June 16th; Willblutsport, Puerta, Thutsday, Jens 23:1; Oct hcrwir.d (100 Lomea at Gessyubtirfi mod two btu: and end fifty (2.1.0) at each of the of hsr ptaccu. Three bones hey. We condo:slued ne unlit tot the cavalry terries. of the C4L44.1 htatea Army. For re ut.d farm, purposes fumy 1130 i b./MAW! =ay be had. horses will be aislti Mules begin us 10 A., ur.il cottL..no dully 0111.11 an sold. • Term, SL•tes Trtucry only. JAME S Lim% ..sa Q. H. Cavalry Bums. DESIRABLE SEVENTH WARD }it,' DEN 0 R.. —Oa Tfi ISLAY EV - ZN INO ILA) 3lsl, a: 6 echoed, will be et id, at the Commix dal della Bread, !4 Fifth close That desirabl stcroand 013 the in tih aids of Doneni 51r1lat, t inches from the turner of Davie an Duncan stn.,. hazing a front of x 6 *et on Dannao. street and eannidi, g b lei , feet, on et lob is erected it. raw two storied bath Deslling, anti tabling sena roots, bath r 'nun and drenstag more flatstitil ea,. end eieie or User cellar Thu butsss it Gal: had througtont in lilt twat to a. morale mar • des, foe dnisin.d grstea Oral's best range, hot and e 44 wan r and ; etude. and frcit tress on the wad. Tnass—ries-tniril cash., residue in era and too I jeurib with ludirast, stecrod by bend and Gortgage. Inf2s An alcl bbeftlfill, atm,. (10U NT IL Y K1;61 OEN CE IN Ma, V CIA , OS AT ACC (lON —win be so!ri, ou the premix., m MONDAY, Stay Sgth, at to Wel. 1. ! CIO iiT A lata s ( good minima laud, in PloCinre ur,rhip with gwd d•q fling home of file roo llll tarn. r;COIATit spring of ter.! cra an wi thin ten 111111 Ce ...elk of Flartnoon's Statfon ! eo the rmsborgo 11. - ..lesrer P. 11. B. Ito Ohi o,. on NV mein Ban, one mile abore the Station, gaol aokine vrensis a of Roteert Carr. TRies , ro of H .4 0. EA 118 Beaver Orcet, vr of the etzial n bocue..l A. LtiOOATS, V ALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION —4nTGEI'DAt EVENING, My Alst. at o'clock. on second door at Commercial bales Boom; tro. 64 filth attest : ia.).4arm AIL gbeny Valley llcalroad Since; AO do Pletehargk A deonleartllle 11. E. 00. 10 do P. Pt. W.0.1t. E.; mi 22 A. NOILWALNE. Anct'r. C-4.47P EMS, OIL CLOTICS. A L ATE NOW OFFER Fog SALE WHAT =ip pose to le 810 largest amortment of Carpets and Floor 011 Cloths, Ern oothlblted In this <lcy, In BRUSSELS, THEME PLY, IROBISIB nod VILNITIAN OnIIPETS end tILIEET OIL OLOTENI Wa tom inuy desirable styles not to to !ono& elsevlatoe, Including acme bran Sol goods IIAIiUSACTURED ESPIIRSSLY 1011 OM RETAIL TRADE. , Tbo gr.to put of our gook baring been pur cbeurest or ow:lumend fur before tiro recant Wary ad 'maw In beton, 0111 bo cola at a von , email adroau on actual rod, cur prices being In runny tarn.= far boto• 'mount market rntes. Window Shades and Fixture.; Table and Pinata Covers; news, List and nag Carpet.; Cocoa and China Slatting., ell vidtb.s td h'll , gatiP',:t,DVlL"h° inset M'Farland, Collins & Co., Nu. 71 AND 73 rim snizer, ten? Next haulm to P. p j ,,,:egtd goo, FOURTH STREET 1.1 NSW STYLES P 4 OF IWINDOVT SHADES TiZOGIVXO TOIS DAT. nd HER SPRING STOCK I • 7 16 A l OIL OLOTH, BrOALLIIM.'SIS • WELL &EA.:W[4 ED CARPET STORE Na. 87 TOCSTII BUM= HAVENS PURCHASED AsDADDED tOrri Tat ENTIRE STOCK PY 0111PE7S, OIL tli#lllSi &0,. L s tay - hnU by W. taanalii.Oca, at 11.112144.8 mom, oaur.lid.M.:oo, to. the . , hLARCEST . • STOCit ft) rx, FouND .fIV Vag: Pitticos. Oliver Mot)linto6l Co., raN, LTON ARNSTLI AL, IMPORTER AND 17EALF.11 In On racer solve bran& el GENUINE HAVANA MARS, end old kinds .of LiAMOKINO AND MEWING TOIIACCO, FANCY IdifilLSUilA PIPES. TCHES, In pent weakly. 15NDCB TAE BT. cutallallQ TEL; l'lttadnrch t If.ll.—Tbi Trod. Entyll?‘l n Mira tdr4; • BARLEY ; SLAL'E - 41"ziraii41zall - 44 orn: itlissiron wort and for ! gsla . dn. Pithborti:. 11111 vocussr 81.11TAWArr 19(114 pfr - - - UM= tiniLANWootoutist. ` t _ ~ a9klc~.~^..rl. , ii.V .J:~siYaxa:r%.,;:.sau'~%+%a~~ w/t'+'-cl'Li.i~ .J B 00ES, .EIL riff :cc NEW PUBEIZIATi6I4, -- 71. AT HENRY MINER'S. ' 1. Peron Storfee, tritb bosercueet and title. ny Ike klerra, author nom el , pgr. arod," ..1,4x. LIU," et., Wi man In Blest. By the ontScr of In Grey." A. companion to •Woman In Walt,' Lincoln . * Administration. By Hew . , Ray mond. • . 1 53 MMBEIII!MI Klvg. nook.. It.sotlfnl Teams, or Sketch of Girl's Lift. CUM.—. VI. Obro:ldes of tbeftotsberg--Cotts raitly. Cl. 1 CO. VII. .. Tilt Ladlm Complete Colds to Titaile . Work eud Embruldeties. By Elm Lambert; Nor! The I..sdire Outdo to Trro reel Blatatora. •,...... I 60 IX Flower. for the Terlor vo , t f. ar,;en Illoatrated. By S. B. art.tt, 0 utb. 2 Col Tboaghti on Penn.] Val on Christian Lite. By X. Ganlborn, D. D. .......... 173 XL Soto. on Hospital Life. introduction by Nation Potter. 1 13 Xl.l. • Waal:num a Nowt Dy Rosa army: C 0... 1 W Dal:god:told'. Ent 00, Bat. two Siam • BloTel of imarfean Llto .611mo:torsi; C 0... 1 60 Nepenthe Ravel. BiV r e; &nth. of Nile-- 110 horns] of the D1100T617 of the goats 0. et the NUL By Captain !peke. Cloth—etn--.. 3LO at. lien lad Nature; er, Ph7icto Clooftretal intellso4 by Human Action. HT Ciente P. itateh. . 3 50 . • XVIL • tndien of Battens History and Crithilsra . . By M. Brucat Berm% an . taor of •Idfo of ,Chrtst.'o I Chaplains and Omit of tap Iterolnlibu. By Hoadt.y. 110 emorica and her Congrentaters. BP:Tanker. mop- 2 50 XX.. the Terry Boy and the Plusuctee. 4captlsi ' , Book for Bops." Cloth.. 23 XXII Th 3 7armer Boy, whi Bum he Denies Boca mend, In-Chh , f.. 4 Boot that eves . ; youth ehoold mad. Cloth.— ........ I '2.5 Oopl of the abwo tenlo mailed free of paling. en receipt of price larti32T4WMPat. m)±.+3 71 ►ad TB Vila st.. ant 46.'4 to P. o STILL SELLING .AT OLD PRICE. Hunt's Union Stationery Portfolios Containing IB EEZETS AREOICTED I dm BILLIT LAIITE WIIISZI ttiTELO#B =MEM 9 rusz /32ZEL PXHIS; ACOOMIIODATION 1 DLACE LEAD PESCIL ; / I RUSTS PITTSBURGH kii.IIABAC; MEMORANDA OF TMPOLITiIiT 'EVENT NEAELY 100 VALUABLE 10£06TPTS =CI U. S. BOUNTY LAW C. B. PENSION LAW, etc., t* Notwithstanding the high trice@ gf rerytblag, aro edit sold at thw eitrrm•l] h.. pr e.—P3 COPP& Menai din-want to ageniii 9.4 /i 4 1 . 7-• Add r " 3 .11 orders to Itionrwprompit atteatidli:to JULIA P. UUti C, /9 rit/h et., jEieocie E9IL Prixe package stppiltd to sgectiakt thc loceot • MIS NT ER TA ENG RC:ORS FOR E TONTB. ThesTrosoreer Boy. IVnitrstrd „ infley_.Art 45 the Bobbia Boy; or, Boy Life of 314. Gerioral The Paint.' May ; or, Boy Lito . f.4lLarlassda 1 45 To. tfort;oritair OT:171:7 Lilo of Abrahoso '!ho Former Boy. 'end ho ho ',mime Corn 1 21 The P. ,, 7 Boa.; or, her 1.11, of 8. P;Chase— II he_Seldler Noy. Ely Oliver Iyb A Tooth's library of the 1 ?or .) le b) sa_ir COiI?MiT, cry . 2B 6470/god atte^g N EW BOOKS 1 NEW BOOKS I 111.52. AND PIIOGIIESS OF /31/11DAY SCHOOLS —A blograyhy of Holt Hikes end Win. Pox. 11l John 0. Power. 1.01. Prlce 51 tall & MANUAL ON EXTRACTING 'METH— Foundod on the lanatonay of the snits Involved In the operation; the kinds and propel:Constructive of Lnet.ruseente, &o. 1 voL ' z .• HEAVEN OUR HOMO. 1 voL IPao. DADING AND SOTTEP.IIIO. SY Lieut. Pat.* ger. A large supply of the latter mark Ant noodled. les 7. L. SLAM; TlPpottrth Street. PI4. 08..A11151 .Cfc. N R EMOVAL. • Ws taco rltassro is bformtrg public that wo now or.--crpy the lam and colotacll9oo hors,. 80. 12 BISSELL'S 'BLOCK, ST. CLAIM STLIVigf , When we ban }oil rewind Irma, he manfeciarer of WM. B. BBADDIIII , 2 end scoop Acta= 1 CO., Is ma lot of SIIPSHICIIVIA2IOI3..; Also, ormrPletr aricriternt at BALITIVS celebrated itarmonl=r, Me lodeons and Mang goods stroarelly., _ , Tin srpoliortry of the Be.e.DBIMT nilizu ready ostabllebea. lotto Minor' , of Pinar in x w Instromoot bar pdral so- rsp:43 In popularity. or I ecetrd eo mazy premiers; stlilinibe spur of two years so the OM nal; full Iron .frame, aroratnpag.hon sad Frei& mad "Min Plows Tort; froituflonred by .WM. ODADBMIT, sad "bomber' a Clo'e Plates btert to tonsils" ' Isnorobly tramp la this and arty anisette; nese go further common". All grarantattl for Pro ;ow; watualar see Amu; Pitterm¢ sad ilirilltera IT a. Is gr. mum et., tirau.. ra,4s. Good aroma Hand Plasm for IVoottt. Taming Pad so Trost dope promptly. . ...lie NEW SONG Harr SONG. PEW SONG. f . LIEW BONG. "DREAMING 017 IMMED." "DDEAMING 07.130111." "DREAMING 07 110 ME." wore-aura beautiful, and lie 11111 C ea.* and pretty. Yvarybody that tiny latruld have it. Prlee .......... —.2Z Al 3 CENTS. CoP:monallei on rcotipt of prti: CH.1.9. C. ,1E.1.L011. fil WOOD maim 122 WOOD STBZET , Final Beihkr . . ll. . • bsre AnaTly.remoTod ane , Pinco and Mus'd knemnotai to , (mr, glow baildtds,. DR = WOfq) BISEET, trardnu'ixbuyo. )•1174 Itrnt, and,ixtarly o ,:pdettobn Mrs% Ightforod BauX, whew wo lola be . b4ppy to es% on oar. triendelm.d the .riblie in cromd. ' " 11. ziasnap.s-, BRO., Min of tho folded 'Harr, ,m311.3dw - WOOD, STSIEST. ' NABE'S I:I..RIVALLED t w .E.ASIOSL - A. choice eapply,of pad 7 4,44a.terrlano VartgA from the eelebiated factory - of rtnahe 1 40. be.n.matred—itan.• In r1..1i17 tArreelitaw. ' yhßee . Inetrateima aro (nlb warrantee:Mr ftibt Tamar tad re by th• be et judges prrannltkce4.nprt.Unl. A cell in n.pee tally co:hited bebte Ourchaslog_ a let. where:. eIIALLOTTS si..upt* Sea Agrat, • my 111 , . 43 ittth GM RANT'* THE A.NI, WOODSBY O. L. anniu... NIAIC BY J.ll DABLIEG • .14r getlct of Cita Dew stoi to:suit:43l +Jon& tametiTe.l In.the anda.fitortiot - ' • • gospnrass ; 4111040.1 r. 153.71tt1i stre e t.-_ No..li3 , .liutTlir*l.D ST, POO ,srui :Hulce&'ilistirtaricii* ';.s44l , 2o44oio**zainmtigizintor" 21111 W, PILNOII,TIOI,I3. OO * TA4,4900/11)7... 038, IfT 111GT../to,-,111,. ,31111 - sell tot lifir. A3o4:firt . -. .L:: ,- .. , _...L.:,, , :...: - ,.,:,_:, - , ,, ': - , , ::,:,',,.:, , ,,,, - :„•:,.:, , .. - ....:,-.4 . :.i....i,. , , , ; T _=.‘iti1;:;•1- - 74:-'. : :'.•'',._'„':-:., :'L-.',.]ii•;;;-4,".1,-;.a';.,i:,14,-4.-Z-U3-,;2„,'..;',.4rA'4','4'44-qg',4.i;,•-;i4::''''''-.74-'''".''-`'-, ---NO. 170 our rr.timr. FOB 100 DAYS ! First Call from Perasyhula. The 4erretery of War Las macesel no to nisei. iattaldets of .Irtillav, ccro ter 100 DAYI, ta Ifoo6ooo 101 viceeoA. The ergonlatian login 0 • , BATTY will teak atm Compoo7 at air Bittaka.. TWO other otoopattteo CiatuLtri or Aitilieenrwill bs ao mote& CoMtutadlotOflloorm pte . r - 75rt at le,k TIIIEt! STOUT IfIlap:83 M . , EIC/1 COSltelFr to ?Is tottorsOl of 100 moty—to , tof Untiod ARTILLERY.' * United States Service. FDA OD DAIS ONLY. 131.12111 Z D, 'Bair Lad or litotata CF. Mang. pate at Ste Artrani,) a gime tna, : • %Ids Basta= of Artillerr b accopied dltoot • 14 Ow 6e•Crobri7 of Was. Hattattes A and B rate AR Those ittattog to Mallow &rat atran at casaba Monpattlet oud D. . . ItralttraiNG Ornau—cr3. 0. aysr Prorot Ilartharr Ofeco, Waal street, Allealtony, or at Wtlhhu Hall , fourth strut; D, /If* stmt. Clothlng and eatltt faredibed Oa aitar Mad: . vista= of Dattaltra, witimucrs ELA./AL, SHIED MST W. W. WADI), ChM= Batteriy Ckozdttre., myMtt SHIPPIXG. IHEBP PASSAGE FROMULEAS OLD COVNTRY3I. LOW I ER THAN THE LOWEST. Tbo iti..4ottittoil Inypared to blink tat sa. angers ty First Glass, Royal - JUL! Stamm. try direst to Eat York.= Pitt.harith fro . Liverpool, Queettstowo, Londonderry, Glasgow, Galway, Lower Thano:ho Any Other Agenttutd. Here Our 0.11 sad g t rata sod Po cony steamers sall Woes work, Ltd pottetgars so. pond Tb caule ' %od L. also /mat for TAPBCOTT'S LINE or a. i. d o f te rag, catig tv LONDON PACKETS, flartlartrotatttoat by Ws 11= at low rate*. 81011TAKAY7b 021 any part of Eoropt for'ta le. D. O'NEILL, 0.-.4a. me., No-10111th stiiw andfrom e to 10, po. It to Swllthari - d itrroto mita , Apply to REEKY ' LW.* 6a/POOl4 tauzlezyg at Qlll/26N8T0W39; - (Coal aluacs.) The a r ell-Iraczra easazata Hem York *ad Etaskszthlp •lo=pazty ars Int:mead u hapless • . • GLAS(Z9W:- . Satarday, Jima 4. cm or paiffirolir7—=..a.tvd.y, am gmbry zazetlirgrgiarazzy, az mai, trod Ro.- /A, Huth tin:. • need. ta 0.11,0 r L. ovitaleni . 00,1**1. • lose Odd—. 0ri0ri...i.0 30 00 do to Loudoz. 86 03 do to Lidded Si CO 'do to Parts.._.. 9.5 CO de to Pada .... 40 .60 Ga=bourg .SO 00 do to Third ei ST CO asugara also rammed to num Dratums. tardieo, dattinrp, ari, equally tow rade • Ward trod Liverpool or Quaeudrino ; 111 C. 175, 660. CIOS. 5t00rr00,65::. - Thad 0110 did Tv dud Ad ;her Leeds ran tnor • ticked hod id thew nitre Ear rartids lakountion apply d The'dradider Cade .10811 - 11. DUX, ddied . 15 Broodorayfai L ost iOlollll IlliOltP2oo, • Htbbetr llesi illdr, fed bso Luxor the child . CUNARD LINE.--atatia kroall o izrzairecL &lan o.ool.mw.iwlge C. 3 la r zz VIZOR ENO 1083., rif to =row q Sans •T r 1 5....1V17 =nw CII.IIJTI :110EJV'T9.'!' LAW OFFIOB & CI AIM AGM:M. W. J. & HALL PATIERSOI 14.4 If iraiatli.CtrattiSlScar; PTITEBITILGP., ea Will ,ware PERSKIIIS. EDIMITES. BACA ;PA)' Acd dl other 111111tarl COW pawn: • ' taregra tale imcces44.,, a. ,JOICESON MAC CELL JOEDISON, ATTOILIZICES.AT.LAINs , Awa & zaccrzta Emig:hurt:ram AUETI, flo ihrarr entits!th - • ivrn,rrawr 800/ 1.11. PENSION& BACK PAY and MT CLAULS ofarm doaalttloa, collected by Mode.. ember, at the fbaossink rata, Vas York= IRO 00; aY O. otherelnln O. TAYLOR:At/may at LAW, Ito. 73 Orate street, Pittaborgb, Ps. E. B. Ito charged aro aude tf the claim Om 00 swan& sad all latbreastloa airep wady NOAII W. BBARSII, • ' , ATTOILEST-ST-1,10/7, 110. 'lOO Mall .ptroai i Pitubargl•'l).:. - - • Clems far 'PLZICLOVA,EOLSTT, PBllO 101. LT, ao„ glBoroally 2,470,-,md, suwitace chituns,=ifo vnituomi ham sir= kill PnEnitliAttelaidtati =Phis a IR Ara, 513.123 Youth itrort;PittOiEtsbr,Z.,. TEM) STRIVT YOUNDB, • ALFRED DAVIS, • . .. (Vermbrii kremlin at iodemon 4, ninkidaikpect. -. fully informs his Mends Jed •the plalthe embroil) , - Matte butyrate a racustlry at the Mrher et Third ._ etreit one ehmorry hie; most , . ifallml Brae Yonnery, .yrr the purposed' moittrreethrire 'WORT 11 oCII ierrll.Y, OttfIVIGS, -GLOSS.; 1110T1.L1D5;.. - " prplatlrS. a.. , cfipet-bl 11.40.IticeOn!nic , PItimbers:',1 work. - - .. i • , rseUhrot .-; _.' . . 11131TAlilia, BRAM As3i EliisaT , . METAL WORK% COIL/2113 L. WRIGHT MannhavrersofCLUMOß PMAIMMtiLAXPDIMIN‘ MBA etnd LAMP PBASSES reamilly - Alto. RIM Jammu. TIMIUMS'O9. - :VBITITAMOOVE118, .Mumfacturtrra ARAMs:A WzigtPt Patens 'MT JI - G TOP.' N 0.133 PecarA irtetet,PMlzyncrec.. cmas tho erat of renramod alga SPUN 11. Itritll92l (left of Ifitcbell, Rem= d • 01,4y180N..101710F11,9 and ATZ B a S TREET , SUM WaTli .n.laburel Pa. - , C , 3111 . Jous.n.nratosaco, Q. . tiEVE4,II!WF., NO. .53 .Wimat klrittdmita,mtitactrate4tmonza.strirre4 waotrouT,sp.s..yzemanntrA4olnrorz dorsip 4ltrucutwese4 Ed auretri ntitts.'" wit. as small, =ado la rader, at^ abort Mk 2O s. - . A DIMGELF4JIANIM,4I2 . IIFTS., 4itre76 vat -ray tbsbigtvit.pckflgc OOLZPOIVII.TX/4 - tr.t Celt ittneotrZtendil - - ks. arShasitThrity - wad Btentmirillallallseed Stec -- vr.s. COVPOI9BI4SU4B GOLD. -•
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