• ' • ONbuilit dantit. MONDAT MORNING= elli AND SUBURBAN. PRINTEti WANTED A good newspaper coraplitu r is wanted at this °rhea tmasedlataly. tragen, 40 cents per 1000 eats. ddaresz "Foreman, Gazette ofrt.Ne, PittAiigh." General ColiA•rexice at the 31. E, Church TWINVT.HLCOND DAT. Friday was the closing day of this body— Sithopdanes in the chair. ,The report of the committee on the work among - the colored people was taken up and ad pled. preernble and resolutions. on Centenary liddthodism in the United States wore present ed land adopted. Wesleyan Methodism In the . United States will complete the first century of,/itshistory in 1 . 866, and the resolution pro , 1,1 4. es the event snail be celebrated by el ate tan:rates and people with devout thanks giving, by speetat religions services and Snarl . al thank-offerings. The services will rem my co on the first Trensday..in Oatober, iii. 66, and Mir dam: throughout the month. The report on the Lay Delegation was then nond,a4f9lOws ; Winans, Tho General Conference, at Its last iesilen, declared its approval of the In troduation of lay delegations into their body, what it shall be ascertained .that the church disires; provided for =bantling the goes . time to the male members over twenty-one yeata: °Vag° ..in full. emeneetion in an our charges; instructed the Bishops to lay the subject before the Anizial Conferences at their seminal in 1869, and requested them to report to this body the results of these several votes; and 'WkSisat, The Bishops' reported the vote as follows, viz: Of the =Meters there were 1888 votes f0r,„3069 against; of the male members, 28,881 for, 47,255 against; chewing • majority agahist lay representation In the GeneralOonfentuce of 1731 ministers, and of 18,IFI aisle members ;!' Them - fere .Bavalved, That While we reaffirm our ap . proliel of representation iu the General CagefoilVas Whenever it shall be ascertained the_ klhenhumh desires it, we ado no ouch de elaritleti 6f the , popular will as to Justify hs totaling notion in relation to it. - ,Reeeked,, That we are at all; times ready to reed= petitions and memorials from out, paopla on this' iribjeot, and tdanelder them most respectfully. The, report, after some discussion, was adopted as read. Various addrossas• were then read, and res- L definite of thanks adopted, after which the Conference adjourned else die. , • Restating the Laws...ElMete of Copper - head Teachingi. On Saida} , orating last, Capt. Carpenter et. and Lient. Harper, of Co. II; 148th Penns proiseeded' to the raidence of ./ccob' Henry, In Decatur township, hflHia county, fir the purpole of arresting Henry's three sons, John,fieliao and Lewis, : who were de saran from the above named regiment. Upon entering the house, the fattier eared a gm:, and swore ha would ghost any .Nnited States <Meer who would attempt to arrest hie sons. Lieut. Harper sprang forward,, took haft( the.. gun,: and .endeavored ~ to.:tat, it from Henry, to pterouthita from shooting. /n the settfa4 the gin was discharged, the canton* eatlttag the body of Henry,. who died shOrtly aftergarde. ; Tki.desertere were 'lnca arreetod, and Ware takti' to - liairislosrt. Zo Is said that thbfwee their second - desertion. The Lewistown Geicor, In alluding to the outvsaym "The resulcof Copperhead teach ings in that township has thas of late enbut noted In bloodshed, and an ignorant and, ndegaided. pan ' relying on those. who had. teughthim that he had a right to .hoot, has paid - thiiptmelty. of hre his Ilfo. Oa theist - heeds Teti his bloOd.: Nor need the sans, ' nor their Isidore - and ebbetters, Imagine they 0112 much longer eat the Government et den anoe:-..n. Amu .fir trifling with enifera and eerier bargee* by.'' ,Bsaultary Pair Lectures "Grace Greenwood" hoe arrived, led will iirlmfayette Ball this end tomorrow evenftigs,"aemiding to proviou announce . A.tere epportunity is new offerer{ to oar leititre:geers to bear this ,distinguished lady, se long a brilliant light in the world of letters.,,, Powerful in intellectual strengt h, equallj pow end through the exercise of all the gentle qualities which are essential to the highest standard' of - female chericter, "Oman emenwood" studs a fitting representative of the' noblest, purest weman of oat race. She caws among no on this - occasion actuated gone by the genuine spirit of the truest pati otism and philanthropy. Lot=us -'all, our young, oar middle-aged, and tbcd eof deeths. lug years,attentrand listen to her wotdsi Writ -stirring eloquence. "Lights in t. War Cloud" is the eubject, and ir,tha colebra . tad laeutro which the.. President, Cabinet and 4 grey. SODitall ciuld not bear without mani ' resting the deriesit emotions. The subjecton -Tuesday evening is "Wash - Ington—Liindoif end: B017211"111 favorite leo. .stontistinght notional observations of posopt and plum' eisitsid by tho lecturer. The Courts. The Court of Common Pleas will meat to day;lafosiday) at 10 o'clock A. Di., at which time the Argument Lljt will be. taken up, composed of the following CM 03: I.JELEM n Schaub McDonald. Theo for Judg• . . 1. Alex iforßt S ltfo4on for wise L &aria Barry nJu Dam. Iu dlv, rec. -4. Derotba Onenat is Dr V °nand. in divorce. - I. John- Grab= ei Catharine Graham. In II • Iltuty.d3uKu Chu Dulstruo. Cluttorui. 7. WUIIIILuet $1 Maul Thgemyer. Motl form" trUL a. mast J Crons. awfird See n H ltar,hs7l. &tam d AMAX:as:l=7f iii Bfacireoro et aL Bo ld. Profits; ased Wits ea Crawford and wllo. 11. O'S'ltrnetrf vs Jes. Ctdelq. Eeserred veer _ • T 8 Citable. ye 'hoe - Collins; Motion formai 11. LErieeteiat T 1 J I:readies:wee Ea: Jlezuscas.BatterA Co vs Chu D Cook. Hole; dirsalvs • attaebtaelst, • Wary X ZvanaWs Geold Cease. Is Milne,. 1 • 17. W Co 11 ilae.o.-77/C111211...1./. Aitotier Soldier ;; -;We tandentand from;-Informition received . ,throtigh C . apt.KoLanghlin p of the 102 d rest tis.ent, that-H. P. Jearray,.soti of Mr. Charles ferenty, Wylie street, was raortallywoonded - !lattheo battle of 'the:Wildencess„ In ' tho first - day's fighting; and: that he died the nowt day :it the hospital of , thOseeond corps: Ile was wounded at Williatushmti hi, gon ;shot from his. bond at the battle of -Predef loksburg, and dully the deadly missile proved' ;fatal to him atthe Old Wilderness. = .1 114t.,11Infautgblin, heirs high tecitbriony to his devotion to daty, while Capt. - Loomis, in -Cte of his' !attire, declared biro "conregeons 'to _ a fault." r,lotolltgent, fattlotkc Wad en. inszplarY fa firs 'habits, /niddown his life eommhirwith thous:ids of Its countrymen for the highest blessiogs that as be: bestowed , bn humanity, namely. Pree4ora. Fetal: AgelQeat..Cotonerta Inquest On Saturday morning aMan nanseaßarouel • Enter aged forty-fien years Wis run vier by the neetandeasilon trac t On the PitithUrth, Hort Wayne k Chteage railway. nearEawlek end Instantly killed. Bator was, walking on the track;ina - the train inattenly:tnnang •earvoin the road, he was , run. nee r, before oould get out of the way. 'no debessed ' enul .gartastly. deranged. Coroner ,Iftelong bold en Inquest on ths bear,rsoa a ierdlot of lwida at" 4 4 04 .weS' roads - Sea. Tbe body was &awaited to las Ictenat'wbo Sosiae LVlralle° ne.r Hew eistie , WAXTED A DAltiE.Titimets tlatkonq Was u= Mated yateidey and titan befeie the Meyer, Charged :MAtkactiodit Mid batta4. • ' Harken met a eipittiAll CU the taut Mad asked lam to tik• him* . a 'saloon itnd 'Meat - The Getafea- `dea garlic,' committed conutlittta to All for fifteen - day - a;bl tb a pay moot flJanta incllntn3.—jatnea /Shea became In :*.Woleed Innidggettlef t witS Jacob ftoffman, on 19ntarday eventing; Whin he ittnek flagman a noTnne . blaer o head with a knachlo, in jpatog hine aavarelpr , fie was arrested _and nerentitted telau L la delta of the :1).27ma11i - 'Another. cau.naltmont W6L a mirirargs*ta atasthlm tqi annul: and tAlinipux gums Ant.!th st*Dair,; anzeznpanted. Cap ',ltetiterient rtoiatietiloh 'is °Jo of .tbleleionsitit the Zlghth Eatertee, juvisitigKotitoithltuat, rogimenl sinew its Lapailletb*J. l 4bala:leicatdonteit Arivatile. EEE N I44.I E/444 1 11 : : =SAPt‘Miata?- 1 ORER* ''HillhilrlOWD - I)laskocilth.:- • Letter from Washington Oerreepoudnoe :of the Plttabenh WAsanrcrpoet, D. 0. Site 27 It Ia probable that all Um sick end wound od have been removed from Fredericksbm, .UAY 80 18C4 by this time. The last Instalment as, ex pected bore last night. The change ie very agreeable to the soldiers. In Fredericksburg they wore that tip In filthy and unhealthy hovels; here they have neat and comfortable dwellings. In Washington they meet with soma kind and eympathiaing friends; In Prod erichibtmg they were surrounded and spit upon by heartless and unfeeling enemies. Already, I understand, boats have arybred from Port Royal, the new base of supplies, lideniwith wounded from themeighborhood of Bowling Green. Thy General Agent of the Pittsburgh San , nary Committee, paving returned from Fred. ericksburg, Is engaged In visiting the hospi• tut in end around Wiehington, ministering to the waste of Penneylvezda eoldiers, and especially to those of the western part of the gmse, who have any to no supplied.. He was accompanied, during a part of yesterday, by John W. Chalafit, of Pittsburgh, who, out of hi, own private purse, made many handsome donations to the sick soldiers, In order that they might provide for themselves such deli (mores al they desired. Of course one agent can do little towards finding out even the sol diers of Western Pennsylvania, featured, as they are, among thirty thousand men in twenty or thirty hospitals. But he writes letters for such as cannot write them them selves, and turnithes them with anything which they express a desire for. A Worthy clergyman from the neighborhood of Pitts burgh, who came here after a wounded eon, with whom he will start for home to-night, remarked to the writer this morning: "The Sanitary Corns:anion is a noble institution." There is no news frbm the army to day. It may be a lull before the storm. It is mere dillioalX, to get to the front now than it was even last week. It would be easier to squeeze oil out of &gelid rook in the neighborhood o! Franklin, Pa., than to procure "a pas to the army" from the. war riffle*, at the present time. The reason assigned Is that the boats Sr. crowded, *mill there is no room." Sex. oral profeseenal newspaper correspondents have been waiting here for weeks to get pan es and have not , succeeded. Reinforcements are still going forward. A large number of heavy artillery, having been metamorphosed into infantry, wont down daimon:any. Such of the Veteran Reserves as aro fit for service are being mustered to-ddy, I am informed, With the view of being sent into the field of active operation,. The Government is doing everything in its power le eustabo General Grant and the Army of the Potomeo, and General Grant and his man era doing everything in theft power to wipe out the Army of Virginia crueh the rebellion and restore peace to tie country. There is no diversity of opinion about Grant. He has a head and a heart, both of which he is giving to hie country. If some of hit pe dant:more had only given their hearts to their country, the cohorts of a taken Soldiery would toms supplied all the deficiency of the head. Bat as the treason of Judas resulted An the redemption of the world, let vs hope that that of the "Teeing Napoleon" (I) may result in the salvation of a, free and • repub lican government. I doable to call the attention of the readers of the Gazette to the establishment of the Peassylrania State Agency, the Headquar ters of which ere at No. 487 Eleventh street, Washington, D. C. At the late session of &be Legislature- the powers of the Agency ware greatly enlarged. It now Ineladv the "col teatton of pay, penslaoe, and bounce dee to Pennsylvania volunteers, writ/tees diary or expense to inch' vokurtaers." It is also to `provide in. every ay for the comfort and efficiency of - our volunteers ; " take "care of the sick end wounded," and "rend' home the bodies thole who may die in the service." 'ln regard to sending home the remains of de -ceased seldiendhe State authorizes the Agent "to give transportation for their bodies, and for one parson to accompany each ever the railroads only from Washington to the station nearest the home of the deceased." He Is notaatltorisod to incur any expense in recov ering, embslaleg, or bringing the bodies from the bottle-field to this city. The bodies of such as die in the Lospitale in Washington and vicinity can be taken home at once. But If burled without bding embalmed, they cannot be iiiaintered cold weather" sets In. All persons interacted in th%collectlon cri pay, pensions, or bounties, cr in the removal -f the bad's,s of deceased soldiers, cboulA call et the Agency when tu Washington. When letters of inquiry 070 eons, the fall name and post-office address' of the writer should be given; also, the full name, number of regi• menu, rank, and oonspenj of the soldier eller whom inquiry is undo, or whose may, bounty, he., is to be culle:ted. Many letters are re ceaed to which no reply can be given beennee theee things; are omitted. All others reocipi prod:4a attention. Col. Francis Jordan, of Bedford, has boon commissioned State gent of Ponnisylvanie by Covers:or Curtin. lie to polite, attentive, and' entrommodating. fie never becomes wended with thy violin or inquiries of those who hare to nuke then. He L u courteous the bundreth as the first time you visit him Dr. J. A. Phillips ' of Pittsburgh, the Ault., • nt Surgeon General of the State, has his 'Oleo nnito in the Headquarter, of . the Agen cy He is a young physician of sound medi cal skill, Bauch practical ex perience , and on lidos energy. Like Col. Jordan, he ie no • wearied in hit attentions, and indefatigable in his labors. Ho attends to all Inquiries promptly, and answers, if poaribie, every let ter by ream mail. He is, betides, the de voted friend of the soldier, and is constantly visiting the hoepitale, looking after the sick and Wounded from Pennsylvania. • I have visited the Headquarters of Colonel James A. Ekin, ,Chief Quartermaster of the Cavalry Bureau, two or three times, and always found him over hoed and care. in butineu, - but never so engaged as that he could not grasp ma firmly with both . hands. The Colonel is .tko right man In the right place." Ho better appoint ment could have been mods. 'He informed me that he has furnished between area and eight thousand horses to the Army of the Po tomac, atom during the last twenty-sin days. If I cannotenceesd in getting mil apaso as I desire to go down to the army, I trill leava this In a lets .41111. • Nom. Pacat.—Quite a heavy frost was visible my `vinous Amiens of the county on Banda, morning. We conversed with 'persons from different parts of the county, and they all agreed that no perceptible damage had been done. Although the sum shone brightly daring the forenoon, the most immitlye cog watt= showed no alga!, of Wary. In the afternoon clouds arm, and a summation. of shoWert followed. . . laetrZ4fao♦ Famat.r.—gasper Anderson tral Axed tnenty-tire dollars and costs yesterday, for instating • female in front of the Girard. Sonia on fiattirlay. Elm= or Coesocco.—At ropier mooting of the City Cotmolle will be held this evening. fll ECI/LL LOOAI. NOTICES Tnowsn PAW / Plain sad Ornamental Slam Bader, and dealer In Pennsylvania and Ver mont:slate of tho best quality gt low rates Office at diem. tho Water Wa6, Pittsburgh, Pa. limforin..--Sanniel Graham .4 Co., Mer chant Tenure, have removed to 7.3 Smith Sold etriet. We aro just receiving our second supply of spring and summer goods, sad would most respectfully invite our friencisand the public in general to examino our now stook, believing It to be one of the finest .stooke of merchant tailor goods in the city. Every garment warranted to give full satb faerion in both price And quality. Give no • boforo purchasing elsooloro and judge for yourselves. Swims kfcCenotass Mort:bent Tailors, No. 73 Smithfield street. Trine as Notion.—. The attontlon of our readenils direstal to the brilliant assortment of Spring and Summer Soo& Loot received by our friend Mr. John Wider, No. 121 Fed eral street, Allegheny. Els stook comprises a. groat variety of Fanny French, English, Snatch and American Caw:imam and Cloths, and 'Ana Silk and Cassimore Vestings,all of mid& sell ha 4aado up to order in the latest stills sad in tho'bost manner. A choles se lection of-Furnishing Goods also on hand and foi gale, together with a full stook of Ready Undo Clott. wetland fashionably made. • . SMELT OE Hafro.•--Tito subscriber ,wiehoe to inform the readers-of the aura* that he had igen a fall supply of the justly coldbra. tad heir' restorer Refavosarer, arhose afoot ia fagoting gray hair to its original color, pro moting hair from falling oat, removing • • draft, &a., fairly entitles it to IA *tailed among the greatoet menses of modern times. Simon Johnstong solo agent, corner Of Smithfield and roartketreets. eod aw .1 Ds 6doerrer, Dentist, Na. 162 Fourth etreet, between - Smithfield and Gant ffp .fisclueense'nta bold ant by offering low twioest_ but 1111 equitable tee will be , obarged ta ireryrease, lor.tbe best istatotials, be wrwl, and &lithe time and skill *sown to b.. is" pb,wioo of rentt6 abigt geted „W e =Otto:tali ettation:to tam ainottiti• meatet Dralliptifiatyd ;Int.bys 410. groblt tacit. ' ' ' THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES. FRO 71 was MX& TOJr Epecial Dlnputub to th. Pittsburgh Gosatto. WAIIIIIISOTON, 34,1 28, 1864 Nene bee been received here from an officer who left Gen. Grant's headquarters yesterday morning at 9 ,o'olook. He states that on baiaday night Leo began another move ment to the Southward, and that at day light yesterday morning, his works at Hanover asinetion wore found deserted. He even states that our army had began its advance again, and at the time he left, its advance teas several miles beyond the Junction. No battle seemed to expected before Lee should teatih the South Anna. Some rebel.' who were captured Bay that the damages to the railroad communication ley Sheridan's raid, is partially repaired, and that Lee had been up to the boy of his retreat receiving supplies by to the south bank of the South Anna, thence by wagons to his position. They alto Mato that Boanregard with two-thirds of hie army was at Pt!almond on Vi'odnefday, though it I. not known to be confirmed by official advises. Thie information Domes from an °facer well known in Washington, and no reason Is known for not crediting it. The following statement, bunght through by a spools' courier, gives the details down to Thursday night Up to Thnreday night, the 26th Inst., there had been tto fighting he yond slight thirmiabieg. Oa our extreme left General Grant had thrown a force across the Pomnakey ricer, below Sexton'■ Junction, in the direction of Gatiover C. 11. The report that we hare held Sexton's Junction, is untrue, u we burg toyer coon• pled that point. Lao oocupied a strong position between the North and Smith Anna, along the lino of New Found ricer, and of the South Anna fa which the New Found ricer tit:Optics, The rebels there wore seen busily °stunted In throwing tip intrenchmente in front of their line. A gentleman who arrived here from Fred erioksbarg, reports that the gamvillaseoatin tie to infest that telghborhoed, and along the banks of the Rappahannock. Os Thursday evening they made a dash on a party of OCT soldiers who were In the river bathing, kill ing one and wounding two; then diseovering that wo still held • Fredericksburg, they fled. A detachment of cavalry were sent In penult, but foiled to overtake them. A train_ went out to the Wilderness for our ar:randcd, but had not returned to Fredericks burg wh e n our Inforinint left; but no fears wore entertained for its safety, as a icifiloient guard was stationed all along the road to protect it. /221TA1 OP WOUJIDSZ A steamer arrived at Alexandria, to day, from Port Royal on the Rappahannock, bring. tog seven hundred of the man wounded In Trosday's and Wednesday's fighting be, tween North and Sonth Anna river,. Up to noon of Friday no cannonading had been heard at Port Royal, which Is thirty.firo miler from the present position of the army. If any fighting took place since -Wednesday, It mast have been with Malkotry. ItreLOTloal PeMarti" To Tel' rallalD23T. To-day, at sloven. o'clock, a delegation; consisting of Rev. D:. Bride, Senator Doolit tle, and Lions A. Bethle, wafted on the Peet dent end presented him with lengthy retch: :lens adopted by the American Baptist Hoene Mission Association, at a cession recently held in Philadelphia. The resolution: en doree the course of the President, andaxprees the warmest wishes fur the 'Wier° of the country. The presentation was said, by Dr. Bride. The Preeident replied, saying he bad made so many speeches to delegates of this kind, that the general 'subject was exhausted, but he would acespt the resolutions and =ft* no: en answer another. lime. 11.E.902CT10A Of THAJICS /as rants, TO LTZUT COL. BAILEY. Mr. Doolittle submitted to the Senate a joint rosoltrion tendering the thanks of Con gress and a gold medal to Lieutenant C•toe.' Joseph Bailey, 4th Michigan, acting Engineer of the 19th Army corps, far his genius, skill, energy and eneress in saying from destrue tion the feet of Admiral Porter. fIISRECUITHIE WITH INIQIIIIT.TICI,NAHT STATES. Mr. Morrill, from the Committee on Com% morns, reported a bill concerting the commer cial intercoms@ between loyal aactinaarroo• tionary States, with amendment', which provide that all offsets or privates of the military or naval formes are prohibited from roading in the products of such dierolata under the penalties of the original not and a fuse of fire thotwasd dollars. Tbesdause of the bill - of July 1861, authoriring the President to Lunn opermits for commercial relations in dierolots in In;urrection Is stricken out. All property fa to be regarded as abandoned When Its lawful owner is voluntarily absent therefrom or engaged either in arms or otherwise in aiding the rebellion VOUISATIONS COI/111X Lb She Senate last night confirmed the follow 'Lug nominations: Col S.B. Griffin, sth Ne Hampshire, to be Brig. General; recommend ed by Gen. Grant for gallantry In the lights of old Wilderness and Spottrylrania COttit . Noun! : Gal. Emery Upton, 121st N. T. Vols., ind let Lieut. sth U. B. Infantry, to be Brig 'idler General for distinguished ionic:es ; re commended u above. Cit. E. D. Rainsey, to be Chief of Ordinance Department of U. B. A., with the rank of Brig. Gen. To be Asel. Qr. Ma ter, F. M. Weaver, of la, and LL rhinene Wheeler, 4th la.vids. To be Commierar:es of Subsistence,' 4oe. Badolia, Chas. C. B y me j of Missend, Rohl McQuilken, of Ohio, Alex. M. Mint 1, 0 30th .111111018, Logan 31. Boot of Illinois.. To be sdditioaaLPaymutore, Win Bailey, of Missouri, Danl. W. Dryden, of Ohio, Jacob Rich, of low*Honry L. Had, of Aitchison, Wm O. Woodson, of EMMA', Geo. W. Halo, of lowa, G6O. O. Emmy, of Ohio, Goo. W. Adams, of sy.: - 0. 0. oWillots) of Kansas, A. W. Kinney, of Minnesota.- ED= The now military posteastabliehed in.the Department Of . tho Northwest Imo been named . as follows: Tort Vi'adswortb, on the James river; Fort hays, on Devil's Lake; Fort Rice, on the tipper Missooriviver; Fort Bte►- eneon, on the Yellowstone ritrap—niunsd lifter generals kill63la tko recent betties. ASEISMAT sus/no* An ogle* of Assistant Baryon' General' bee beim established at Louisville, in crier to facilitate the transmission at medi cal supplies and all things necessary for oar Mak and won nded:izt thi south and southwest. Assistant Surgeon iiionstal B. O. Wood will bare control. 111111roinT1D I TIN Tifiollll 11/371.111 The total number at wonaded in the late battle, 4 Virginia and brought to this city le utituited ati.25;500, !colliding the Oasfeduata wended left in oar hands, The number et rT . UT9flfrE!!flE! ITAC37{I/011 or IrItigRICIMUItO. stramorarrirod at Alexandria el-morn ing, bringtog the hut of this rolling stook of the, Prodericksburg railroad,. 11th 14triber of yotaran 'promo who to bun guarding that plum. AU buudingi and ahods at this pofht were destroyed ta krero tholi e42:1 &ad by &arida& AitIVAL 07 017 T, goni's p0111641rF., „ , Captato,filamuel Eiddlo;POst Maitof of M. loidony city ' ..-ood•oodor oroprfotat of th e Pittibgrjh ooftop - iiiTirod bore &Ail ansuoud of Botorsi O t smog-1340A of jaaidzsd dagvarlOmd wit Whom! Quip: . Q-FL .A. IVIT'. The North Anna Recrossed by Our Army. POSITION TOO STRONG TO ATI Another Flank Movement Made GRANT ONLY FIFTEEN MILES FROM RICHMOND. Grant Repeating McClellan's Po LEE'S IYUOLE AClli IN • FULL R OUR TROOPS FOLLOWING CLOSELY Special Dlnottch to the Pittsburgh lissotte. Wasentoroi, May 29,1864 LOTS? raom The PROF? Reports from the front are up to Friday evening. On Thursday night mil army re aroused tho North Anna In order to make another flank movement, it having been dis• covered in oar advance of Tuesday and Wednesday across the Virgil,la Central Rail road, that Leo had a position which could only be Laken at a great cost of life. Rl+ left wing rested on Little River, and hie right on • large swamp, and every weak point In hie line had bobs fortified. If driven frcin this he could easily fall back on a line equally as strong on the South Anna. Oa Thursday afternoon a feint was made by oar extreme right h order to attract the enemy's attention. A division of cavalry was sent to I:tartan Lee's loft , and at the same time our guns on the north bank opened, and when darkness had fairly set in, our whole army watt withdrawn, the Sixth Corps loading and the Second bringing op the roar. The withdrawal was entirely successful. mound was heard mare the tramp of men, hones, and artillery wagons. Of the particulars with regard to crossing at llanovertown and the present position, we have nothing later than the official dispatch of to day. With his balm en the Peumonky wed with his headquarters at the point mentioned in Secretary Stanton's tacit,' diepatchea, Gen. Grant is now eery clearly repeating the posi tion of Gen. McClellan before the seven ds) battles, Beyond tho dispaties already forward id to night, not mach is expected for son• time, end not impossible la rant that PLrtrole Monroe tattopd of Wathingtma may Ireoune the main source of to taro news. HI. CIMV.II fI ?Hi ILOCSI Dr. lien. B. Che,,ver prcacLed in the of the Bonito to day. Ills sermon ooneieted of a tremendous pbillfpie against the coons of the Government on the negro qneation. Some of the recent legislation, especially about the Territory of Siouan*, he denonns ad ca worthy to have come from the common eaut,ci/ of Gons.m,h. • Oto conierratise membsr. of Cougrast o at he teat cut, I'vo illado ■p my mica Darer to e....te &gull:itt the fair rights of tho news agels ; you may call it feu ,ti,ilCl3 If you nal, but I am determined." New Y•Jax, May TO.—rns CV•a biz g on ep,:4l ui the 214.. h <1.4 that • C•Ion• he he. jest serired from the !rout, which h• itat yes:carte) , ( Fri hy) int,rtnt me that do, ring Tauraday . ta,tht and Pride, +rt:ng Lee eremeted his strung position on the 9 Atth Mime, and with Me whole a.ney iJ in foil re• treat toward Richmond Oar trop are fol lowing elosoly. We :elk a f.,e ptiamers, who vale that the damage done by Sheridan has been repaired, and that Beauregard'a army or the main .body-of it was within the Wrenn h mehta on Thai-ay. PHILADLLPBI.I., May 21.—A epee::.! dispatoh to the Erming Telegraph, from Washington an the 29th ray.: Advice, have been received from Port Royal, on the Ittppithanacck, from the Army of the Potomac', up to Thrirsday night. The rebel army wore badly engaged in entrenching en the north tide of tho South Anna. They were apparently expebting u■ to attack them in their works. No battle had taken place en to the time oar informant, an ollswar t left. Oar left bad crossed the Pamunlry river, east of Sexton'a Janotion. Oar whole drat, srn in glorious spirits, and were It not for giving information of a movement before it wan completed, we could send you sumo cheer • la g news. It La believed Lao 11 being largely rein forced from asaccregartre and other armlet. Nair Yeti,fay 28.—The rinse special correspndent, who left the frost at noon on 'Wednesday, about the time of Secretary Stanton's last dispatch from Grant wan dated, nye: Oar army wise about to movo on the eneiny's works, and two boars altar we heard beei, cannonading and mutketry firing on our left. The Release of the 1111selsslprl Squad Haw Toes, May 28.—Admiral Porter's re port of the release of the Mississippi squadron which was caught by low water above the falls et Alexandria, gives a glowing sonata of how the feat was performed. The idea of constructing a dam to set back the water originated with Lieut. Col. Bailey, and was of inch novelty that it was ridiculed by all the best engineers. However, at the request of Adshiral Porter, Get. Banks furnished 2,000 men to perform the work. For eight do's these men worked up to their necks in water under a boiling sun, and at the explra• Lion of the time a portion of the work gave ' way. Admiral Porter instantly mounted a horse, rode to the upper vessels and ordered the Lexington to pass theta!, if ponsib'e and go through the dam. She succeeded in get- zing over the falls, end then, with a full head of swam, etarted for the opening in the dam.' All eyes were strained to watch her, all hearts beat anxio ly as she cleared th e opening whereithe w ter was rushing through furiously. She plan d in, went through and rounded to safely amid the cheers of three thouund soldiers.. The others were, after much labor in ropetring the dam, safely brought over in like manner. The Teti Forty 2e. Wsintswrotr,, May 29 —The Secretary of the Treasury has directed the assietant Treas urer. at New York, Philadelphia and Boston to receive 5 per cent. legal tenders, with no Imdittotted coupons at the full amount of the face, and Janecoupns to payment . tor the 10 404 The imbscrilions to this loan con tinue to flow in at tb prate of 51 , 000,000 per day,and if the new ,nternal Revenue and Tariff acts were in ful operation, the revenue from the these slur i wonid, it is thought, 'pay the scatiro e pante of the gou ernment, and previa in the meantime for the pay of the army for Ake expenses of the groat military movement, now to:progress. Rends of the loan of 1881 to the • amount of fifty or esventy•five millions will, probably be offered lb/snub the assistant trammel' and I most of the banks to the highest bidder, Waablagton Atems. • IVAIIIEGTOII. Nay 28.--A largo delegatioit from t o American Baptist Homo Minion Bs oioty called dilatory:won at the Whits House, !and were Introduced to tho President It is stated at.the department that the tv— osipts from the sales of the ten-forty loan are much more than sufficient to most the regal. 'Mons of the Tresses,. The Committee of Conference on the Pant, Bill met this. morning, and after rixtztelly agreeing on all dliputed points except the taxation olauseiadjourned until Monday. Ald ror the Ctirin , coiximlidou fro= Cs&Wanda. BlNanima hidy It.—T'he spooling in ald'of the Christau Coratelseleux, last sussing, was tie first misthig An California at *dish tbe.olergy of ail evitoplical ehurches rr• - Dissent: Bishop Kilpatrick made the o m ixt prayer. $OOOO won subscribed, aud.h.d. illtional subscriptions were climbs in rapidly:l Thal is nothin g of intermit front.the nix mines. - , • - f ' LI .4 Slettoan Overiniued -nmb ifd. o S , Ton. Mu 28.—Tho'oeh000n 0. Diaxuao. . r'yorti Wag And wo load omerhank‘sad hoo plan . oznallo4:1•7 oriOddin aniPotorat.- SECRETARY STANTON'S BULLETIN, Grant's 'Army Withdrawn from South of the North lima. AN011111; r 1.11% 110VHIPiT EIECHED ORECITMEIDEE AT HASOUER COURT HOUSE Fight litetitten l'orcts of Shrranun and Johnston. . W,SMIAGIUN, May 2i, OA P. M.-.1/..j Grecra/ DLo:9a otlscial dinpateh from th headqoarters of the army of the Potomac a Siagahick Church, ten nailoe from Honorer. town, dated yesterday slur noon, L P. 31., has Just been received. It says that our army was withdrawn to tho north eido of the North iiuna on Thitreday night, nod moved towards flanovertown, ao place designated for croes - log tho Peumunity. At 1/ o'clock esterday (Friday) morning Sheridan, with the lot and 2d divisions of civalry,.took po.etesion of Hanover ferry and lianovertown, riding there only a rebel vi dette. The let division ofitha6th corps ar rived at 10 i'cloclt 0. m., and now hold the placo with a suElsient force of cavalry, in fantry and artillery to resent nay attack Meta. ly to bo mad!, upon thorn. Tho romainster of the corps pressed forward with rapidity. A. later dispatch, dated seven o'clock Hai* moinlng (the .1.8111) from Headquarters Magee\ hick Church, "has also been received. It re.' porte that everything goes on Accly. The weather is clear and cool. The troops come up rapidly and in grant spirits rind the army wilt bo beyond the Pamunky at noon. Ilreckinridge is at Hanover 'Court House with a force variously reported from 30,000 to 100,000. Wiskham's and lomsn's brigado of cavalry are LOBO thorn. The dl7parch further tutee thxt alter aein• ing Hanover Perry ycatorday, Goa. Torbont captured revepty Gco cavalry, Including cix offie^rd; that tha rthel carAry Itexcecdingly dcrus-ralicrd Lod Grin bc..ro nerd on every OCCA3IOII. A dispatch (rem General Sherman, dated May 27th, 6a. m. , tear 14.11a5, tits., reports that the enemy, dien•orering his moon to torn Altoona, marched to meet our torero at Dallas. Our columns met the enemy about ono mile east of the Until:Aston, held thins, in check and pressed them back about three miles to the point whore the r...ads fork to Atiatta and Marietta. Hero Johnston has chosen a. strong lino and made hasty but ttrong parapets of timber and earth. Oren. Sharman's right is at Dalfaa, and tho contra is about three miler nr•rth., The coun try is densely wooded and :brolion, with no wadi of any constquonco. Ke haie many sharp oncountors 4 hot nothing dear: 1g... No diqatchos from ady other field of t i•er scions have beet roceired ta.day. (... , 61g60d) E. Iti.Suarroa, S-crotary of War. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING.; tVo ti)3, May 2S, IF SMUT/I.—lke joint reaulution to am- ad the Chaster of Weehington wee take:- up, and the anoqdreent al/.,•ing persons to he registered le voten who have herotoforo porno atlas, with. no tiletinction of color, woe tejectsd by 20 rtgaielt 18. Tho r 1213.• lution ws.4 then a delved nod sues to the UOCICC. The revenue bill wee then con!id eyed, end the clause taxing npixite on hind was dtecusmd.. Mr. ghetm.n roreeJed to addresa the Senate In favor of the Boost's provision of taxing d.rarantic spirits on hand. The ea and nese on the Finance C0ra 1:n.1.... clause etrlktng ort tag tax on do tnestio rpi,ita on band Fro, called for by Mr. Tres:bolt, nod it woe so-nted, 25 against 15. The Senate then eon in•o executive see• awn and 171/ turn ed. The I.lzpt,tht an , : the Prothlent Warnfsorun, May _d —T.—day .111 . 4, lion, of Dr. Brim Stonier D4Qllttl• nod flu, .sled on Prr/f/lent Libc.ln as / prerenn,l 419 Trio, brriel of TC.l.lutfnuf ...I.spzod br t!'ho Amor/run Dqtl.t.ll,fal Mien; a Society at Lilo &elision tem/1y hold by :R.Ol in I . ll , lcdtlptd.. Th. rotoln/iore Ic4Jr, the o3nr.fa of Yresient Linroin and <rine., rho warm/Jet wishes for his welfare end of .he country, Thu proton . faiioo iras made ny Dr. Bride in the pre:g enet of ono bond. od pernnes. The President, In reply, spoke io fellowe : In thepresent . very responsible position in arbieh I am pltesd, I hare had cal: wed grati ttda. for the ,upport given by all Christian dr,r,omlnations of the country. I hove had °merlon re frequently to tripod in crime thing like this that I taro reld all that I had to ray. This particular I dy b , in all re spects, es respectable as sty that have been presented to ma. The reselutlons I have merely heard reed, and I bog to be allowed an opportunity t. mate a sh,rt re/Tense in writing. The President, after giving each miristnr e cordial shaking of hand, retired. rtec ,, anolesance ID Etatlees Depart went. Now YORK, May 29.—A 27/71e.. later from Bermuda Hundred, Slay 27, reports a rerun noitsance of the rebel position on thepreriout day, on the line of Bakehouse Creek, by Gan. Martindale, with Danvans's brigade of hie divilion. The enemy was found in rifle pits and entrenchments. .After their skirmishers had been driven back our forays were, with drawn. Wo bad three killod and twelvewound ed. Among the latter ti Col. Dutton, of the 2lst Connecticut, dangerously. The Captured Richmond Editor and Belle noyd. BCBTO3, May 29'.—E. A. Pollard, late editor of the Richmond s Exermiser, who was taken prisoner of war on board the blockade runner Greyhound some , days since, and who hat been on his parolisof honor at one of our best hotels, was to-day cent to Fort: Warren, In accordance with enders Rom, Washington. Belie Boyd, another craptive Tina/lemur on the same vessel, boa been releasod,niao fa ohedienco to orderi front Washington... WatithlotriOn's Gold Medal for .. Grant PHILADZLPRIA, May 28.—Tho gold. modal presented to General Washington by CODaTalli on the evacuation of Boston by the British, and the only gold ono ever presented to him, has been probated,. by a few gentleiben of Delaware, and wilt be presented to Lieutenant General Grant. The earn paid for the medal Is over $5OOO. Promotions of f CfCnerals Woodbury and • tllmorc. Wssumaron, ay a.—By the recent con firmations of the &Mato, Gan. Woodbury hat been promotod o a Lieutenant Colonel, and General Quingy A. Gihnoro to bo u;BlaSor in the regular arlly corps of engineers, Robbery of Dituaonde. Crocurart, tdaYO.—Dubmo k Co., )oval ere, were robbedtoiterday of 5 . 4 . 000 worth o morh. IS IT possible thit any 'oldies .een be; re foolish as to bravo the - Olty without i. Supply of lIOLLOWAY • 3OIIiIidIINT AND PILLS? Whoever doe' so will deeply regret It. These medicines are the only certain sere for Ihrwel Ootoplalets, revers, time end 'Scurry. Il , eilonay's Pills end Ointment stre tow re tiled, owing to the high prlone of drag% Le., .1,40 e i .u, TI tents end 31,10 per pot or boa. Pot sale In Pittaborsh by B. 1.. rohno- stock (M. For his at Fri 11.01 1 .3 drug storo,Fitth shoat Pittsburgh. For solo also. by doe. A. Holly, Rcdera street, Allegheny city. Oust we end cirelige calls will be Laken it the °melba, of Bee, Pp. 470 Pane etreef, day' or eight. All ordors loft at the ebovelltee will be promptry'etthildea to. All calle meet be paid in _ advance. , ; • 0. Pm., Dentist, WI Penn street, gal et and to all basineu of hie proles:ion. - .Tozara U. ElAzzam, Attomq at Law, ES Grata divot. • atta DIS B OLOT/O✓Y'B. lfc DtSziOLUTION OF PARTNtILSOIF. —the Ara of et 0, ther piston of ..rhe Petro O cui t ill Works,. of Pittsburgh, m, tree dhsolved by mutant consent of sit the pose ties, an September 10, itcg, - , Amy rialto buries bacss to settle with the Ists Ana ere requested la call im tithe, - " It • AMMAN ATILLEA, I , AVIU Si. LONG, • • • ?ATEA it. • WILSON MILLAR, or to PA/Wile A. LOMA. nd Pittsburgh Saw Wolfs, earner Water and Abort linen, Pittsburgh. , nISSOIitiTION OF VARikEESIIIP, PeutAwsbiptaustofess existing betimes rim AvAnnkemdvoeiler the Ogle or,,Wid. 1.11 JOLTS* STOII4 0194 . treu , dissiorad, to• , 111in effem lhom at( suso.s.numig vazo CM am. The bash. . Woough.,o g g.,gungu. biz:4W t t g_ l gAnia • phttud.r..:,' • .. sad* )?!ftik . nta fthleheUL New Tort Market. Nte T.,er, May il3.—C4lto/1 1: 1., ror. • fur L. 1.11 I'pLit.ls :1,01.7 , .1,02. far L Ming,. nur.--10 Ate a-d'W*,t4rn alrmt r ',qt.,' $7,1,3 7 0; C, Extra Stile, $' n 03 7 ,15 for Ettfa 12 tl 0, and ELF (47,86 fm Trade Drand,, to. mark.rt el ring quirt! Minsk, w Chum deculnd r ban., St ksw,,r) at nod $1,15 for Wrst. rn. Wheat In ixtier inxn dnirriptlnne. and a twin; tux,, and drain ing; 1M,69,41,; Co Chic .go Spring., 11,(KWLET far Milwaukee Club, $1,6741,11 Amber Milwaukee, the latter fir tare lroda e.ry ,linlre In arrive nn /Eon dxy prat, $1,7041,77 kw Whom I:01 Western . . , eluded M the sale. are over I of.nal both more to ar. rivr. Ilya firm rat E1,E061.44. Come "carnet and firmer ,• 11,51 for Yew Slf.:lfor New and Old do , 51,55 for Old do. (I.r. dffii at 573'(. an,,' far Wes era. It, e dull at .51,11a1.14 Bunt, ready, Calm and Illuu-uvada 1fi.3‘,J1734 0 . 113, 4 2, fir do: a bond, :Se for 1m.v.5, Havana 1761830. Ito. loves dull, and no valm of Importance. Petroleum . . , meet but firmer; Crude 2Jt , d In Ptill•dolphla Mo. li'oul nor'' . firm with moderato demand, and pokes fend ni,ward. Pork leen attire brit firm; 128,17 do for !lota, /28,80 for Old, V0,80(310,57 for New.' L i e onio. and Brno. Cut Meats flnfot •Ei• an.sowly 0 , 1111; 1!.4011,N for db0Adenf,14%3143,1 for Hama Pao n tildoe dal!. Lard firm •ndin good demand at 1.1,40 14 3 4 c, and (00 bbl. to arrino 1.1 14,40215 c Potter firm and b net ire, at 28338 c for Ohio, 85(013e for Erato. Stock and Money Market. Fair Tont, Illay 10.-lloney easy at 5.g3G per cent 11,11 more ertlre d firmer, tpeuing at 18q,4', ad e ng to IfeN, declining to 189, and ereing et lerei. New Tuna, May 29.—Later —The followin; are the chasing quotations at Gahagherir. Erening Stock Exchange: (told 169%; New York Coutral The Oty of London, for Livorpwil.to-day, carried oat 11170,211 to eporie. Government Stocks quiet; 42.91 Coupons umalio; 7-99r,OcesIier ant April, I It %. Cincinnati Market. Otamsetret, Iday 28 —Flour unchanged and shady; Stmerilne fah32311.75 ; and common to g.xd extra 1N.1.47. Wheat unchanged an, the dentaud light; 12e2 b 1 h8p31,60, Whitt 81.70601,78 tb.rn dull; Shelled sl,,c@; IG, Ear 81,1Ca1,12. Whisky clved vl h a good dentvid, end prices tending ape ard.; sales of 1, 2 00 bbl. ae $1,25. Provisions Mated apd unchanged, and nothing done worth, of note, but all articles am held firmly. Llrocerbs Lim and in fair demand. FOR P.M.YrEION(YrOY.—D. U. “=.4 - limn will be is owndldato 'NI' the ofSal Psetiestotarz, rapist to the ilreWtsf?:lS the tralsh oabllessi bonnastlon. a /tans FOR IT.O'rEIONOTAIIY.—Taos. , we' Us= will be w candidate *sr the Mlles of Protlsottotary sr.ttlixt to the decialssa of the Mlles Bepnhllua Ounrentlosi. : al&ta 611 res 17'0.3173. Er hoots Om Kral I L? . F°l‘ Banal° 31arket. puttazo, nay 22.—/flocto gulet. Wheat rather quiet; vete yestordey aftercoou of No 2 Chicago tspriug Sl,lO ; 'to-day, 2.lllwattae Club v 1,42 81,41; Guru ultra and =wattled, olotong Licher ; tales yea tartlay atteru.tu 01 No. 1 at 41,2591,29, to-elty No. 2 at 61,24 Nos 1 and 211 igea 51.243 i, New 14.1 to serf re $1,2131,V3. o.acs quiet at 72.',;"45.00, closing firm with an upward tendency. 44 bitty inactive, part tea Gettig apart, 5.1,2.X41,26. • rrrights Ecru ; Pio for 40 beat, ICc for Coro, 144 c for Oar, 0, New York. Chicago Market. May &nth,. ac.l adr.oced i 142: Wheat at..aflr ; tale at 81.29 f N.. 1,61,25/ I. rNo 2. guk; 81,14@1,148. fur 90.1,81,22 EV,II for Nu. 2 .../ats genet and declined 2.428‘.; d.. 61,1z3 , ;. rtvigt. steady: 6eceiple-4,000 bbt. Mar, GU,OOO Lush Si best, 113,400 bush Corn, ZI,OOO ba•bOxt. 6hlpm.te—Es,ooo blot. Lu , l/ WLeat, 82,0.1, tnt.6 Coro, Z.DOO I , csh Unts. Oswego Market. Oswsca, Nay 23 onchangsd. 'Magi Ann nd ta' better dsm.md Milwaukee C.❑b g1,91(41,21 tcarrs aed firs ; Old leihrs $1,3V4. Oats tsady. • CiOnl (might. erne; b❑t unchanged. RIPER. x m.r..., wu.. u„F tyms, GriOuM, Zan 4Sleland Je_e R !Wm Ire. SI tolls Thistle, lleannl“, L•dreellln !Julie, Zenseetila. The river met a.eeral Inches§ .t Ihie point during Saturday night and I...day cnornlnk, but at evcc log It sat •pparently at a stand with tall... Ten feet In the The, wrath , r nu:seism., cloudy and umettled with every ~panel, of more !edit. The Minerva trout 1, Mellon and the Adranus from Oil Ctiy, are the only arrivals Place friday. The Emma Graham fr.en Zanesville and the Camelia teap tisane-ill, arra doe lent night; and thellefor andereen from Lnacialtati will erre. En:rein-Lon, ralir The J R Gilmore, Copt Jolly, left for St Louis no battirelty, with a god trip including • fair toma• Per of peoreugenn.and the Mints and Roanoka, cleared for Louisville o s oaturdey evehtog, with fair trips, taking ail things Into co.nleratlou The Jolla cleared for Zelsosettle at the eame time, so did oleo. the Advanco for o t t City. The starlight sod New T rt. 1,1, Cinelntratl La• this city en Vrilay, and the tlej r Anda.on se e ., nottneeel to follows dn Saturday Tk. Lolevaro solved at Lue t telt o no Titurally, from Otto city, sod for (Li was ativ-rtoed to beer, st Lou. for fill sbnr ; {h to Fr .14y. on Torsday eremite. of hot a.k.a. a pair of cool bat. heloottiog to Liner ,e Ro.line of this city, were diernaind. rut itm ion, et/oils this ro - 1a sod stink in • law nocrainet. The beat...ll c..el, It le said, will toe totalloes. Tee lisle 1114.11.31), Rapt Robt ltobineoa , and the opt J. 11.Ilou , .• 11101JOI.Sed for Ctn• clotniti and Li...villa fortioi Rh. They aro both neat and cispul•c passenger etemmera The ieres., apt Cl Warr, 11 the cogmlar packet Air i n n„ h ro day, /saving at rows. kir A F Rant ing by charge. the ofErne. ft. Ontario, Cept ./ A Ilarton, will cotarnence loading Or Pt Louis, wan the expectation of getting or, on 'Wednesday. She to Jost • non haat, baring foade but me trip, and Lao encatri, accomnai dations r pataingers. 4b. (214 , 11 Poe, Cape Tho. Poe, 1.1 also imnounced for fit Lout; and telil be reedy to Isave•tesut the latter eud of the week. 4Thie stoma And lig Go l d i nght passenger packet America, Caps Th. le announced tu leave fur Restart!la sad all intermediate points to-morrow evening 850 it!..T....7.RDare.f—TO:m7.7adynttde,say.23l:rlt Ptist.kroad, about truss the any, e Y. o. entered, and %dark bay dliknE and sot of Halt. Ntitd sou. taken. lhu mare Is norm yearn old, and id In gaol conalthre. The harness Is stogie %midge his mous, with wonted Hiles. ••• - . At or ebaut the tam time the cerMage house of Iticberd innsrson, adjoinlnk the abort. premien; eree enteral, a S./P BCOGY sue &tree of with Elm Byed's mann It le a shining-ern t•oggy. painted black suede by Lane, of PhdadelphlA OA each nide, ender the a at, en the oetelde, theta le se hate tation of caneoweek printed. Both abate hr Ten at the po ate, vet broken In the middle and mended with two pier., of troa. There to 110 doubt but the thief came to Allegheny Oily, e• ho mu tracked that Ger. The abcre reward paid for the arrest and coarletloa of the thief and the recovery of the prep rty. J tad r. ZY/fre, ley23..tt 1110rf•ED PEAUSOII NEW GOODS I TC.Ohl DEVLIN .4 CO., Now Tart English, Walking and Blaine'a Snits TOE YOUNO GZSTS Also, a large lot or Linen Backs and Duster& And n full smorment of 13018' WEAL GRAY 4 LOGAN, Ho. 47 8L Clair 4trtet JUST RECEIVED. WDharre Pion'Troe Tar CordlaL Wishart's Dyaremla Dopes Ooft.tvoilad Syrup of Liverrrol 2 Tor Storied; 'a Helical Discovery. Flue Olive .11. for table me. linker's Porn Cod Limo Oil. Dim. Hair 'Dorton,. Flee Giza nos sod Donny Fobp. litorlinCl Ambrosia, fur the noir. Halt, Nail sod Tomb. Crushes. Hilton's Duo-able Dimon t. At the Ocntral Drag Store, corner Federal and Ohl weete, Allegheny, ttl26 G. A. EMT A CO BAliBl ttklizi I ISAUST • New gad wand-head Seamless, Burlap. si Gunny Bags, 71,0R8 AND aILT AAP.% &II • laza% Matta to ordar, ty JOAN T. &AILEY £ f.r l,2 f._ No. 113 North rin 11..111.'d.. Hrs. Passztos's Orri^s, no N. Braid street, Ms, thly 2114 1E44. f P R O.P.OSALS FUR IRON BIM tir/L4MS. —rropstais an .lurltod tor EMI Iron CsUtc‘s,"oll4.l4log tsticrot, molt bed- amid to b. 8 fist g turbos 10t1,'2 fret o lucks. side, and 18 (saes high. Name of tiro Fer*llliles to bo furritabocl sib tbs WA. Pr orb'. s u tkosporsd us the lei OP•J Ma n The Hod! s 1 Purrayor rreTrte the tight to rclett Ray or sl bldt. • - "R BIURIL&Y. tottblw . Burg. La.. A.. 816.1 Potrero,. QTAEET pereona 4-7,stai w re titre))) notified thet the report of the Yleavni appointed tp eiew.etad. woos damage*, end benefits ageing hoe the proposed openlegorastreet ; , letbe nenmid Ward of Allegheny, front • point au.' Allegheny Altnne,lo4 Yet "tit et trent Ile titreeV,' where Ow Retie creme .sild Avenue dlegonelly nerthwislerly to • vent.= era/Alla etreet.l.9l% fent me of Hide ell etreet, hes beet:titled the evict Qopitpf Allegheity enonty Wr zondmstion. 13. MACS tttr.i. 'senatortor AlloobonT, A LLEGHENY AVENUE.6.II pct -11 erne intereated are hereby notlfirnttbat the re port of Viewers appointed to slim and num data eget and benefits strain from the opening of Alle gheny nentie, ruin tbe north Line of Utd,l9 l Ftr.et to • atagookl street ordered to bo opened. distrolOs of grng feet; to the Slott and fieomd Words of Alla, gheny City, bee been filed In the Dieriet puurt. of Allegheny county for confirmation.' • . .6011013 U, Jr. gilieltor for Atileatonly. • BIDWELL STREET.— , 4I4 persons in .umud are lltroby . nntifirl that 1? rep .rt Of Vtaairs appoint,xl to .elear and Lima ilanianni and bonen ta artatng from the wlEenbiatllitlnvltstrort, Nona ward, alta.hany, from Irentt .ttert to Maud Lane. ha. bean Alaniu thaDittrtat Cann of lathany coantrfor tonattatatton... • jotaltw ~ • Solicitor far -Allyabon. TaP . • c ow ictunsm, 7•Pavno is stroi; iniiiminiiiemunimmufabi,;amam=iium= Cdidi'DIDATES. ASSEMBLY:=-Inrs. 431It.FILLAR,-01 ' ' rprer St. CLOr "t4lnatlllp. tiO c.n. didalt far euembly, as to the declalqa *rib* Cutup t•-pabLicau Coanly Coccenll.3. 1.174* A FS' Elf tiLy_GEo,'N*, ti pf histth Fayttte tp., will he s cendblete for tlashabt . ,, from the Uurrtct.oath,ot the [mt. est, Jett to the theletth of tht rLt uri CouLty. : t;,.heth• Inn net 413.tserts -.FOR ASSE.NIBLY—ILtriD 'data= of Upp.r St.tlat.r. (o of the ht Peaapt rash Relertu Carelry.)will bee escdtdatu:Lir ha embly, Dam the Übetl.t.oath rftbe tivartitabirc tu the actiau of the Etpubticett Cc/ hay Cuovitsttutt. raytl3.o .TOR CORONER.—ALsx. Axinz; wilt bo a candidate fur thet/filre of Coroner, t/tient to the dwirelon of the rotilinblicar. Onion Closuaty Chnorotion. ra bine:Liana aFUH CUROMiIt.--Snomolcotwa, 4, 0' at Lill natotrham, will be a candidate for Cor. near, anitlect to the decision of the Caton Oonnty Oonvontion. nahaidawth .FU - F-;,...kt, CURuNE.R.-51.1k fierrzELL, Ctrrotogltant, will be :a eshdldete . fet Oor oner,sobJect to the decision of ths Colon Eepubtleso °nasty Oprierantion. mlattiaerto • WRONER,e—JOHN tiOOLCNil, of n;" the r irert Word., tillegbeny; rill be s!catidf - ass, for Cleroner of Alleghery Clochty,szbjett to the fist/sloe of the tossing Cio.ty ratan Oonvantheh. deltas FOR. PlitinioNore rm., will b.. (floe of Prothonotary. robjeci •• ft• 'Union Republic. 0. 0 .t7 FOR PRAYII' ~. • j.:..—j A ccus H. Watts; of the si.th Wax* Pitienorgio, will be • candidata for the mt. dfProthoubtary, subiect .o the dee:akin of the Union RepriblicatiOcut. ventkaa. 1825:to _ 11.01110.NOTARY.r-Ozo. Panama wW bo • cantifilato-fortheloMee of Prothonotary, rohlecia to the 'ttoelsiciii pf Lbw Union Conrention. fothidawto FUK COUNTY,COM.ZeZ Dd VID GOES XLIDS,.of ilia a Altegbooy, will be • cd'ate for C,ienty alone,, solaiert to the atclaiva of tharaion can Coorentioo. WUNTY WYL-tIiSSItYNEtt. of 'Ponnn tatirttlat - pitrill candidate Aar thn shore office, entieo,to a dads. lon of the Oalou Republican Ommty.ponven mhlCEntte • COUNTY COM3I43SIONER, Nona Room, of Miklos township, 4111, Le • candidate for County Onrandasioner, =Went to the decision of the Chian Depubllmi Connt7 Coo. weounn mhsd•wto - - (x)ONTY COMMISSIONEg riII I. ik a '''" diCei i ie F f l m tho ' o t fleo of Coto r ty 'r oo mmL ::teret4cc„ittnt: the docirlon of the 17:Lion . 111 1-1.1.4 - 1:111 4 1. NEW MILLINERY BTI/11,E, JO 0. 21 SI: Clair Street =rm. E. MARTIN iretrei larlte No Lnib t ber non suet ef 11111ner7 Goods, Hats a•d straw finuttals 4 ;; Pastor Otape and •11k8011.110,f, ttlbboas, Pletwers,Weatltitta, Lases and • • COSTAR'S^ RAT, ROACH, !Lc EXTERMINATORS "I.6years ostat.llahvi to b. Y. Cl -.Only testable rocoadtes knowa.'''t "Prue from Poisons: . "Nat danger°us to the Horan Paailly." "Bata roome orrt of Clew- baba to dlrt,'' r.old by all Drovri.b.,,orY.bon.- Legaur I of at, wortlotwa .. Cwstar'r Dono, 1, So. 44 Broadway, N. Y. trar., , ,:l by 11. A. •AHNBSYOCE.ri b :.30,4 A CO., and C Sr.LLEtt3 A 00.,Whotrrali. and Beall Pi twburyb. PA : 11.2114( P. SCHIVAP.Tin Wbolorst. and getail A,pat, AlleshourChy. m1.23,1.w •: FUR tv ITURE C•Eli •EID WOOD ed;llß tv..L.M2 071 AT =Van> IMlllie, W EOLE,ALE OE RETAIL IAS. W. WOODWELL, Kg'MM===l p i etnitiklauslas, John Marsh & Co.'s Soda Ash, conataatlyerecelving tie moo, which he will sell n the 4 r pt L i ff io voir i s , :le terms Th , t , G ALE . 3,i wilco. C. w. mantoza*, . 1 3 :207 1 711 ONT STHEET.pIi M . clUiti) it W., RhClimate Dcz!enr Hats, (laps and Straw floods Ewe o. ht. Mae the bkrgest and hereh, oceepltte dock elgoods ISr Era: °Cored In Ma wee. !decamp ta aro:}equested b call and azanans our ,tack, rlitcti wlli Lo mold at 131 Wood SL, Pl;bdr/A Ul'.6 dll/11. U.K,!keli kr, Hada at So. Eli ntravi RTBE T. • B — *Marmot reel men °rubles mot ferlaidle• - Onmlora auperlor lemar, latde see: et • e Moen 8. 8, MA-ENTB, Ha ea - Too:rib ilreet, • m 'Mrs. -r INSURANUM - The &metlasi Life Luautant4 OP PHILADELPHIA.. " Alan- n. VvITLIZr, P.7.7.7ene- woyi Y." 1 .•• ill(0011 pollard On Iloin at Joint Enocn. lanai ar Non•Tooteltnro rani on tamable emu.. B.ll,Bare.s, Aim* Ifoorib street. Matte.; Danoinin) • , . - . X.X.. PINE TAR;(; - ' , -, •Prepared ezpreerly for AXLES. Pat up ri!'brat ace grllort Ir. bound MUCKII& /circle by f tuittoup mem No. tad rzusr silirxr, 'At**, - - apritra - - - • - ••• • •-• . . 8A.061 - BAGS BA(1 I,• • '.. • , 6,060 Beamleas two busk_ ••• • • • - 2,000 ladtatioh do ... , • •• 10,000 Oala , • • • %coo Nolo hnehelloloky, tOthipaga ••• • 4000 sioesd hand Beaaeleainacei -• • 1,600 (loony Sub. , • • . _WO are ixnetantly ro-c irlisg hew anti sec4:l4,angil 124.,e,'Ssela and anodes. The trade supfOltd., 1:11TCILMON, 11.40/tIEBY • 00.. • • w,hllk.lai • I2L &woad elnwet. I N Uri.° f..—sToLEN -.4.3pupons 0t,5=24.1 fire Ml i re. ; Titre Slub, N05.'7.0,8M 103.03, 10,33-3; :Two WO; Ike. 42 , 3, (272;._ Mum SIODo, Km. T 3 fal, 43,011. 12,879: ' The Coupons boor ititu Voir:ember Si, 13611, . 'pumas are herby nottarri not to pnrrhaSi thous: Any purserCreetortyg the Connors or sivini trrrorroution. Ira /rod SO the 'detention of it:glitter, lel be if ntralltreitarukl by • • • /13,LUIC M015ZT.5:66 . 4. - • • Übotorottost: MciNTYIiE, MoNAUSillin k•E CO. ." k i P Stone and }3no .• avora: All tido= for CUBBATOND. ritm'a; CLAD nip, or Anything In our promptlyAßri464 to Adlclren DOE' Allrgbtoy raft ADDON' , ifkr Bra ttranefl, 4.3slleming met; A.l4lll,f4:gifl oraDlm 1 - nsti-100 half bbls, LakellerrWv so " Vnittii• vtatc; - Bo - 3 taro 2 fiaterpt • ' NO.Y -IS or:sack*. No:1 wet-' 25 bbli. stirs Ifibrador.Ticred. to; ILlLroerty uthia. . Ml=l Pit' 'ltarsooe Co/army, of. tid.ottr, hair illodor do's , ad I:Or/decd. of TUBEE. ItOLLOWS. PE N ISIL AUNKTOIect% SEW diSeb ; , 7.7, , B. X. DAVIS, terfotorr. RlKoporga. Moir 21. t. DO- a, " :; 7 06#.44/.. uo3.tirkl=alWW, Duu ilktanglys itudtplianuteortfbmww. and Orant eltableyb. akiirmar—tv4l-M,E44144,2101m--1 Timaomoluathiu, 111, 1500 athrad,p) plc= vain IbriWeb,- s 40712 • • italti'pAr AZT/p3. BOOTS .Atitu swift. GOOD ADVICE. tn readl4 author., whew inn jail paseagea that Mike the 141 O de and width. whlps. you tost To think of at anntaer ea a, binto mom contented faith tha sight, But talcs tidos down fu blunt and TAW. By mech reaped:a yea may be tasati. nut Sim OMILAPUT BOOTS AND SHOES' MAY BE BOVGIELV OONOErtT HALL SHOE 5T6p4 B 2 Fifth Street. Mr LfRGE LOT Or NM Boni TOT sit t BOOT 4, SHOES AND GAITERS, O 7 ALL SISD9,A7 . VOLFIIINDIS aIiCTIONr, No. 55 FiftiLlittreet. LADIES' SHOES; Gentlemen's Shoes'i Children's Shoes ; Of nary ttyb, .L SLATER '& 807/7203., DIABSZT 14121024 brand door tram 'Fifth rtrost. NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS I We ban int received or: Bipaing 4.4E4, BOOTS AND MOBS, which .e will sell it tie LOWEST.CIAISH PILLOW w. Lap tpo lariat and but Waded idea • /ffeWs inns Oaf 5quar0442042 Saelie;. To be teaud 10 lie city. LADIES' LAST dArtnilt., to atedadaace. GiT• as i 1L•--- - • P - 18g. WEEEPJ.Rit li9lBON'S 11101/IST EROLMIWII LOCK STITCH SEWING M.AON.Efilr . , Tni (mann a ammml. ew•nor. Principal Off,ce and Whaling* Law 27 215EFT11 Three dotes belay, Batt Block. feliiimP GENTLIGINN WISHING FIRST CLASS GARMENTS. . made he the MOST ,76,5H10868LE tad LArrzcsv 831" Late. would do Intl to soll wet IL IL RAH & VA., HUH NRU , mum. 07 mars AND err.cwas warm .• Be,lcTa pnrehadqg elprvihrix BAIDGEWATBET.I7BO. COTTAGE DRABS,- . noway re . muo meant) ors. , Slzdlttret4Dralt IThsdakibr COTTAGES, 1711*,14 HAIL80.1,11:DIR01:13.141:;L: Also, Das tor urn. TiMINE4 ELEVATORS, FREVLIIT.OaI3B,IIO, aszwrar i!Arsx rs Tra, au..., Rowena , zuratorani; Agent. 74 /Miami lata. liar/oft pAPER NIAREHOITIE. Mg* WHO COoi No. Liu) roNNL tNiNa.NFNANNEmta-„si ilsontfootaimi of Petit& &Tenth - ataxia Pipet; Of %II dam icttu'sWors;l. int liana ia;d6 - ' r oorder ; rnschart prt illem tar wi./e, tap or giro vantitles. mile, • -013iiriAMT SA:Vi- WTI T-M • AZLEMEtitnr =l9. retki 04121=7- htad IMO and easearal ace-le e DEWING. BOAS AND lIOT Isat,mune &mar?, jgrass,.: .3015211, EIPOLITMG, LA -• Re orders. tor. aorhl BTD/7 .1/11)'. , 13. Peet= wazuka pray undue Airratar .' irtentzictrro*: '2.113 aro pertioleo LO = , LIMO Mt flak *MU, Ileetz,filavel, time Zokleffen. THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PITII3SI7BAH. Onnnr : Wnto4 gtseet and Virgin Allayr. _ . , Dadvtated D.pcattory and ilnanetal Aseat tha • • Untied-Blabs. • Beceirq anhs , riptlons tq at• 10-40 Rauh and Banters ars_nneenttdio act L go.; d.dentS az.% no-nont conuninsion....• - 14.ndd atm kept on baud. , • • 'AD&BI LIVINGSTO.; %shine. ' l O2/Aw ; .7: :131ATTERSON gt. 13405., . • Tongiditgbeny (foal and Nnt orecitift aeit Itruldhy'a Wat,lea to. 111410.7. AthltheaT "78 - : n2raatly utoadail • • , ••••• p 71 .W.ttsrit onclAni Pcnil o .7 fn.& ? DRESSED AND:.OO333IDRADDOID, *,;.;•-“1 • • - . .; • 110,000 Mtn= • =a.- • • '• • 4CO 000 oomaox inuct• Oa bendand for gals lir • -..— pAvta InlTi4cimsfr Eit • EN' • %•.1• • 801782.—J. *lv,. rock ef 2102/, AND C 32 rt.placa. INVILOP72I, pest inaletiee, *MOs IMO quaes. tor OTCI7 taste. for sale Di 7: it. a. zorrssrott a •co, rr, Ir. IL rarecesor 9.4.14 pATTERI3O244. MIXON, MMI:ANDOBAINI 80DraS, NIKO 9fin B.MB.lnaniffil e *^. •.= --- ..gatotnikAlrfira__ , - • Jas. Robb, mitemtrr wien733 icoaraLli
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