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MILDQUASTINE3 AEXY or run POTOILAC,
Jane )6 , 1861.
The army with` ndlichMonday,
Giant; mated the
Rapidan. un-minforeed by akinglelnal4 had
Lee not been reinforced by a !single man,
fighting as it has boas fighting before this
date, would have brektai,dispersed, destroyed
the rebel army that moved from Madison
Court, -Roulet.:, Reduce each army to day to
those men who formed e part of - it at the be
ginning of the campaign, and we should die -
;lose of therreigdpostion:lefore night. I be.
Terre . W
-T 'know It.
. I reason then. that the henry reinforce
• meats each commander has brought to his
.;hilp4lll simplylave the result of prolong
ing the campaign, that the end- wore the same
- Breekioridge and Buckner
and _fteauregard have joined Lee, and they
taring with them more men than she latter
had originally. Overbearing all these and
'taking Bdoltmond, the victory will mean fifty
times an much, will havelllty times the value,
that it would had it been wrested from Lee I
alone.
Within vary short time the rebels will be
compelled to choose between two thing,:
They may welch with their min army itixt
r: 5 - ward or southward, leaving an ordinary gar
-risen, oi no mrsori at all, la Richmond, and
,either case expecting the city to fall into
cowhands without delay; or they may make
it the !gist ditch," concentrate there all they
have, and stake the Confederacy upon the
Itsue.
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. -I, don't think Grant mires which course they
=my adopt.' If the former, he who a groat
victory, moral and material, eay by the 4th of
Sul', and he will have all the Fell to push
~_ Ahem to . the Gulf: If
qulee severe the • latter it may re-
•"i lug 1 ' •
• • mord logger to " take Etch
mond." Bat at /oath taking It, and all that
is In 11, as ho 'merely would, the whole rebel
concern tumbles in ens big math.
Ai to the comparative losses :
, -,- - --. Ai the tale is that the QM:tarot prosecuting
an orosive• campaign infers tic re than his
enemy,' unless winning victories, he cam
peanuts his excess of killed and wounded
by an excess of prisoners taken. But
while this .campaign has been help'', and
daringly, offensive, it has been so cur ducts
- - ed that in neatly every collision the enemy
.hag been obliged to become the attseking
. , party. Bo at the,-Wildernessi where Lee at
.'. . Illektd, and where when lie would longer
attack, Grant loft ilm. Elo on the PO. SO AU
the North Anna. Bo ea the Totopotenty.
Grant sattaoked hero on the Oldokominy,
but only in one general assault. In tally..
half of :the lighting hore—in all cf the night
flghting--tho rebels have attacked and been
wished and _slaughtered outright.
alainemberttds-collosey-between the two
- Renuogenerale: "If thou art a greet Gen
erali come down and fight me 1" "If rhos art
AI vat - General; tub, MO 001110 down and light
.rhea to 'And I have seen that tour tmu one
of dee, for ere have .longbt .en live aistieet
laili-Cfrant, by a single toreh, has. UM*
..,:,..:: Ana yam* do= and-fight" him. •
. ,d am
the Inference. from the nature of the
fighting, clear
Bathat their losses egret or
It.
ours? there Is direct proof of It.
We have often held the field; or portions of
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iz stil i rt i r:lti s tn t tota i tt l i ' n ' i t t l i nt a n i rhitle'. have
.r.,., . Gen and probably always hereafter, the
mature of the ground - will admit of the effect
ive nee of artillery., By-our immense super!.
,tTfiqvibt,that anti, even though we' shah be
compelled to assault every day, I am grotty i
mistaken if we shall not still keep the score
:..:erell,! or to our advantage.
~,, -,1 :_,-It'isr my tale . to religionsly refrain from
-_- :oPeollftatian.whatl I do not, know,aidetabs
_ _ mea t ' ii , herl I do' knew , as to fatore more.
ments of the army. Bat it may alleyiuto the
anxiety which fore terrible hoes in the event
. - --. Of an. attempt to carry by'asiatat the works
now
tit
oor immediate front, for me to state
.... : ibis , : I Janet - proposed to assault theta. We
- shall o around thew: The list of possible
dank movements ienot yet exhausted.
..,,,-':,'-,-.:, Anchor yew soils. to one .fact—a fact of
7. whleh the Army is, as firmly convinced as it
is.that the hut 'shlau to• day, or that it will
not shine to-night. The Army COMLOI ie beaten
want-b./kin ite.purpote. Its =orate I, bold high
.p_sionthioaltainforcements,- It numbers to
- ay - tarter than It .did on the Ilainnhan
nookii. Tha slightly wounded of the fi rst bat
tles, restuniug 'their Vero by thousands.
The conviction is universal, hared in alike
' by GU*. :Great end geode and the humblest
Soldiery; that thie is the last grand campaign—
the lisa,,bessue it will'ocomplisb the prat
;! ilea traction of the. Confederacy.
:to, :Lc! - .Willt.the statement that I trolleys it
be G Sit s purpose to compel as many open
geld garment* as Possible. Ho hopes a
p l o
&ebb one; before he comes to the invest-
meat pee; and:actitel.teige of the Doomed
Mk/ . '
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rant , s Change of Base.
The Washington cottrospondent of the Ctn.
• Banat! i Gurus writes on the lOth:
• ' Behr, thli.:=2:- get-into print, General
:Grant trill bare armworpGsheti another of the i
and"flanking ruissements '', for Wilier he it noted,
2
hare trLsnted himself on the James
. river. Nothing sequence has been dons
':late day'slost of the' strangth of
the • y's lines r- and the "new change of
' t bast" Ir already understood in the surly and
Ortett of the Movement may be readily
,
conies d. Item hardly bo possible that
Rent D g. can long resist •inch a siege is
Goan* be abla Le toy to ft: If Fo Dar-
Bag fall 4, the gunboats, by moving promptly,
b•fors thrt Om la Bled' with-torpedo.* and
its bankt lined with batteries, can in twenty.
fan hoes lay - Htelunond older their gat r.
. . . lite too oarly yet to prononneeon tbn attar.
:'.Au of Gan:Grant's torus of mores:anti. It
ban nest. be too early;:howarrer,to protest
1
agnlner he - pointer idea that Capture of
Ramon is the object of rtlncritigt.
Itlelunon II of telt/tog oonsequenos, t
.410 7
:0
sabot yla the fine "objective _Point? of
,th i , oz. If, by' a ntorereent ott.tdie
aftnth to k - of the /mei, Gen. Grant etn
fore, Leo nt of Efelonend and aeon a groat
hattloon ppm groned,-Ida strum , will be ae
good u t k i great etotory. Ili, honorer, be
, moray san advance on Richmond from
:isnot/les on Ws itto„Nne oughtnot to be
_rated nearly so high.
The ellituttion in Georgia.
tiyThe Atl a nta Arai/racer. thel3th Last.
o
lioript changes hare titan pleas with
in'the peiltwo duo' orii,the ciao 44. front'""
Tits stern hoe abandoned -melt -- Werke
above Dalian, and tun, withdrawing their
susses and eoneentrating in the itrong fetal.
,IssUens uearer the. Etewst.'. , This. contras.
lion of ih4l# lineile evidently for the rupees
'meaning the .ettiblishment of a depot bi
IVO, c the south side of the Etowah
Zi . rim •
streoteds Jo tide, he will make
llisteens a lime. of openttione - against w,
*idol sill be forzolSAble than any of
the fitakinreoperstione he boe paTatrated du-
10 fr 1 ocinh - IrrAltury - la w a haituilfal
rains girl 'snug the morgorks who parsed
Batardsh and inning ID iOl7B at Ant
ANlttennerediwmari7 her outright. 11 , 11
— l lrarahrUy reistred, the
,girl preferring to ran
Arrotalsolog of getting thb twentieth or thlr
tiettpart of wELIIIVIAARIh.
•
A Storn , Olty: tows; lettet of the Slit
evil;
,thaly's /adieu o f
was
to otitillot thwfollowing Betureay, JAMB itb,
and the
- a Geneenl to follow It on the nest Mon-
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eme 111111 . re et the English Ootton igann
,P7;- %" , !" 33 /4 11101 tq.ditung..btosa.
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The Reading Matter on this Page
is from Yesterday's. Evening
Editidn.
Grany.4 Carlpalgn4ltetrospectlve and
Prospective.
An Intelligent end generally troll Informed
correspondent writes to the N: Y. Tribune
IC foible::
THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZyNTE.
Foreign Miscellany
Az Engliela saran argues that a "day in
tho moon" equals fourteen of our days. It
beginsielth * slow sunshine. followed by a
brilliant =Aine and intense heat (about
212 degrees Fehr.); the airy Is intensely
black (there being ro atmosphere•like ones, to •
'Which blue sky is duo); the stars are visible
and the horizon L limited; them L dead -
ince; the cold in the intensely black shadow
fr vary reatfendthere la nio mini pamper.
tire. Thee the moon IN/3olllmo for man, or
• any animals or vegetables at we know of.
The "night of the moon" :(fourteen of our
days), begins with a slow sunset, which le fol
lowed by ingot= cold (about 334 degrees be
low Zero).
Dravurrollaurn foreigners are constantly
being 'received at the Tuileries, and "old
linglish friends" are much asked to dinner.
What moat strikes the sestals the "rapid
act," to which a banquet at the Tuileries is
really rodaccd.. Every peat hes a servant
in waiting, - every flee servants a superior
officer to- command them, and• the Imperial
hest insists that maything, Including case
Omit
and liquor, "be over la thirty minutes;
and that limit h never omelet
Lamar at Vallaolid, Spain, took place ' in
'Presence of • vast crowd, an encounter be-
Often a bull and an elephant. • The former
had not the slightest chance, the elephant,
almost without an effort, preventing his an.
tagenist from ever touching It. The sprats.
ton withdrew greatly disappointed et the in.
equality of the conflict.
A =ear discussion lit tho French Chaissbcr
of Deputice die:dosed the sinsuler fact that
while the groat of pith* money omade to the
churches was 1,400,000 frapcs, the rant made
to tho thea4ol4anattated to .1,521401 N (rano.
AllO3ll the royal oollettlotts at Windsor a
map has been discovered, which has'en it.the
earliest known Instance of the word Aineriaa.-
It is a msppamottdo, or map of the viorld, by
Leonardo da
Ma.. JO3llll &raw, the founder of tho Im
perial Order of Odd Fellows, ha recently
died at Nottingham, England, at tho age of
serentreiz.
The Richmond Eniinfrer on Granini Op.
eratione on the James River.
• The Richmond Enquirer, Of the Bth inst.,
Nays,:
Scouts report that on Saturday but the ono.
my to wed up the Junes river, above the month
of Powell's meet, &pontoon bridge, with sixty I
tents pitched upon it. Perhaps this is the
bridge upon which Grant hoped to rus after
breaking threugh the lines of General Lee.
Bat as he failed to force his way through, the
aforisa:d pontoon bridge may prove useless
above the mouth of Po we're creek, which is
in Prince George county.
'The omistrueved pontoon bridge will span
the river, and should Grant reach the James
river near Harrison's Landing, or oppoeito
City Point, it would enable him to throw his
army speedilyacrosa, and push en to Peters
burg, while Gan. Lee was making the circuit
around by Richmond. The south side is wow
the point for which Grant is , making—he has
abandoned all hope of taking Richmond ex
cept by sieger-Aoy takingpoesusion of Peters
burgi and with his cavalry cutting and de.
stroyng the Danville railroad and starving
the oily into surrender. He is endswooriog to
repeat, the Viclathutg annpaims. HU failure to
moss, the Chickabomiray may materially alter'
hits plans; but should he once zoomed In Si- I
lag himself-on the smith tide, either north or ,
smith of the Appomattox; while his army
Would bone more formidable there than any-
Where hise, his cavalry could - do us much dawn'
frje - and jut us to maul incourniencce.
It is rumored that a cavalry command from
the Jame' river crossed the Ohlekshominy
yesterday, at the Forge Bridge In Chaska
City county, going to Grant's army. It Is
Isoppmed to be a party reconnoitering the
way for Grant to ttio- James river. Ail ei,-
msoutWooss point to Grunt's going mu. the
Jazzes, if Ler will permit hires.
A Conastroirnskr of the Chicago Tribtml,
writes from Tennessne: "I saw a gentleman
a few . days singe, direst from Atlanta,' and
who informed me that Jour' But was there,
early and disappointed. Eels mama on every
body—on manWnd In general. He states
that he *mild s e ver, have joined the :rebate,
had not parties having the raptttationot being
Velars men; called on him, and ,tuptihint to
godnte.the ennetiti that he might control It;
his.-Brii ergs he luildol to these argon:tents,
,androlieltatiomi ; butuosoonerladne arrayed
himself with the traitors, than he last the
confidence et real Union men, without gaining
did ot the iize- • ~ • is.
A CSISTAIS man, who is very rich now, was
very poor when he was a boy. When asked
how ho gorldarfches, be replied; a lifylather
taught • me never
. to play till my work 1114
finished, and never to spend say money till I
had earned IL If I had but an hour's' work
in a day, I must- do that the lint thing, and
in an boar. After this I was allowed to'play;
and then I could play with much more pleas.
are than if I had the thought of an undelab
ed task before my mind. .1 early formed the
habit of .doing everything in time, and goon it
• •oamo easy to do so. It Is in this I owe my
prosperity." Let every one who reads this
do likewise.
Racers account, from Havana state that
six CoolLs ships hare arrived- at that port
within three teonets. They left China with
.2,312 Coolie .emigrants. They arrived with
only 1,110. Ons of these ships which had
SOO weal:gess at :starting, lost ' 228 on the
voyage; Another, which set sail with 180,
lost 103 beforezeaching Cuba. Of these tns
fetttneatieronte - died of disease Incident to
the trip, Induced mainly by the character of
the food which wee given them, buts large
per 'cent:mod - led of grief and home sickness,
that irremediable disease which physicians
call nostalgia.
Tan 'Sur reasia• Baaasas.—There are none
braver thin these strotoher• bearers. One wee
killed and.fLre wounded of those attached to
the_ eth Corps Wednesday, for thee press to
the' ery front for the wounded. Twenty-slx
of them have been killed and 'Wounded in the
°evade:ring the campaign, and scarcely less
than a hundred-la-she army eltogether r —
Inng - CornoTeedows.
Burr Edam= Hammumao.-111r. H..
W. Thomas, of Harrisburg, was robbed Oil
Thursday by a borgisi. entering his room, of
• breutptn Weed at $1,603; a gobrytaloh
for which he paid $5OO in_gold, and a valuable
ring. Be foHowor the supposed thief ' to
Heading, and
star
the - arrival of the train he
had the oars searobed, bna with no mamas.
TB I N.Y. 800 asp s little girl of that city
who is bedridden, prise/tiled upon bet mother
to buy bet balf a dozen fresh eggs. Them
she planed in bar bed, and for some three
weeks kept them constantly warm by theheit
of her body. Thursday morning the patience.
of the °laid was rewarded by e I"eintoh" of
Woken:.
• . ,
A DISCOVIt7IIII.3 been made fn the art of
Ise making by • Londoner, which has ben
put into • patsnt, and erfilsoon dgnre as
company. The inuntor vlllent.iell !Later',
his artilloial foe babies° cheap that It will In
less costly to make than 'to Lay JD a store ia
Whiter. •
Ir hu neatly been &soured by soma
entries in an old atmenust book that Shakes!
pears wu an actor and op. of the king's
players as labs u 1694, for he is charged with
eight yards of scarlet cloth to which to appear
is ► pageant.
Tn graduating class at West Point ilia
year, enterad with ninety-six mambas and
graduates with"tweaty.seven, the result of
rigid "weeding out."
The London nets htfeitned that the put.
*hue money o 7 -the Birkenhead steam-rams
Le 1220;000. - '
PIIIISICI.I.4I€I.
Da J. R. kPEBR,
196 Pena straeti
OflaAwlitio II to 9 a. m. aid A to a p.m.
Ds,Dlot,lso. so TEDIZEIAL tears? Auests'
Olev, whore earls will De attended to at 4 . 12
detsck &MY. . in/21'
D R ' 4 irE4Bl'.
Surgeq and Actonkeguy -
11.144 EffintraraD Ornifd daqt, 141,4
: • preminuttaLvi:
D!3,, TEM IStik.B9N -
Has roolovid fo:on 353 &Dom Arcot to
No. LAW 0X trIIILIIICT, Alisatimy City
m)2:101 -
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pHYD/GIAN AND SURGEON.
sssi num mut, twoir Tin* rumba fit
CITY AND EIVDUBBA.N
The Draft to the 22d Martel.
The drafting in the 22d Dlatriet was ton
tinned this morning, by Capt. Poster. The
following are the names of those drafted I.
the
__ WARD.
Hash ration jvhrlfaus&
Jack. Bourdin
Pa rick Howland James Brown
Thom Armstrong lop Rawls
Arch R. Henderson Jna I tr iers
Matthew Lawton (i. eo arta
Michael Donn J D n
Michael Donor. A Paulson
James Magnin Michael Past
Abraham ncloceraberg IneD Vie:duller
Casper Portman Avast Brockman
Jno Antioch Patrich.Byan
Chea Et Word lee &Derry
Mamie° Flinn adtlph.Deektold
Theo B.Williarna ' John Smith
Wm rißmall Ontnelina Strain
Mayhem Donis, . Jim Wham
Wining Chas B Rranedy
Maildsa Labelle Dr field
Diniel Smithson Jno Beers
Joseph Pollock Mono AleSteon
Jno Wilson Writ Owens
Henry afiesheight Robert Brady
Patrick Itic.BrLio Joseph McGarfey
Christian Barthian John blintos
Jno Vandervert iJonj Reynolds
..
Jno Holland Michael fitsgibbone
Joe II Balfour Win RUM • .
WA Brett
D aniel Berg
James Pinch , !Daniel Penis
Henry 0 Ormsby iDanielfil=d .
, Jno Dingledine 1 WittC t
John Damon Jan.b Limb
Edward Callahan Jr. Int Rciewenger 7
J J clebenick Oto D.mp
Robert Ray John Rana '
Constantine blithe . Jno II Murphy
Thcaidultigan Albert Murray
Barney McQuade , Chas Brandi
Jame. IticCasdleas Torrence McCraw
'Alfred Dewlap
(korge Realty ittroVegli
Michael Melody Thomas Osborne
Juba Little H W Yoder
Peter Morrow GO Boner
Dennis Malaya tlerreareGang
Robert Wallace Joseph Idelleacer ,
Jacob Helier rind's.
Jae Fleck C
l ar eCark Wise
Datileb Trestle Theodor. Groh
Jas B Barr Patrick Martin
Henry Mink Wm a Hallock
Michael Drop Harrison A 00211
Tamil McCraw an
ri Lane
Jarrow Murphy Julius V., Diable
Jams. McNeal
Andrew Cro•tord 6"«; W ' Dash
George, Welsonbarger emu. li
' ..nnedy
Patrick Do.n B J Drown
Conrad 80b.,, Geo nohectoyer
James Dougherty Ada P uffP
Taos Maloney II it lis 'Pr
Wm Dial Hem? ,Lang
Hem, Dodder.. I
Jams E 11 .I'y
Christopher Smith Wi llano Maddox
Prank Lutz. Edward Hoar
James Haggerty Daniel Ckroghlan
Edward Tegg Wil lam Bschto
Huhn Ream Elijah TO-none,
Alesand.r Lop. June. Murphy
Patrick Handal Foul Feiner
Jas
•fteph Lyader Ilik , ld L Howard ard
David L Ptendag
Donahue
Taos Jackson
Phillip Kraft J o n
lios tipsy
Lines
Cornell= Sullivan David Mcßae
Robert Jambon Joh. Walk.,
David Pant Jacob Bars
Jeremiah Driscoll ' Patrick Barrett
Julio, Moore James glcianns
Thin Barrett Wm T Wiley
Timothy Gorman John ritsgerald
John O'Brira John Cummings
Lords Meta ddhn Ward
Wm Leonard William 0 Algeo
The above conclude, the drawing for to
day. .
The Fifth Ward will be drawn on Wednea-
I day, the Sixth on Thursday, the Eighth and
Ninth on Friday, and Lawrenceville and
Temperancerlile on Saturday.
Yoh:retains can be ln and will be cred
ited to the respectived istri cts,ss up to the Um
of the draft. Some of the districts will not
be reached until the Latter end of next week.
Court or Quarter Scutum
TITZLIDAT, Juno IQ. — Before *lodge, Mallon
and Brown.
Alderman James E. Fiamegia, of the Soy.
enth Ward, was arraigned on a charge of fel
oniously appropriating a portion of $lOO, be.
.tonging to a colored recruit named Peterron.
Edward Lewis, oolored. who was tried and
eons - toted, yesterday, for a similar offense,
we. the principal witness. Re stated that
Paterson, who was then In the cars with lama
other recruits, handed him a hundred dollar
bill toget changed ; that he took it, but when
he.telnineti to the depot the teal.% had gone off.
Just then Aid. Planegin came up, and said
he had a telegraphic dispatch to arrest Lewis,
for not haring returned the money to Peter
son. Alter some parleying, Lewis gave the
money to Planegin, who returned twenty-Are
dollars of it to Lewis, keeping the "lion's
share " himself.
Some Tuterrimen t was created on the exami
nation of Lewis, who was asked to identify
tome of the money found upon Fisnegin. Mr.
Swartsweider, counsel for the defendant,
ailed the witness if he could read. Wittiest'
replied that he could road • little. "What
can 3on feed ?" asked-the counsel. "I can
read • in theßible," WAS the Meek
man's reply. "Wha t, part of the Bible
have you ever read!" " I have
read in Matthew, Luke and John,"sald the,
witness. "Did you ever read that portion of
Scripture which says : nor aloft =1 deal,"
"Tee, air; I read that bat Sandal." "Ali,"
said the attorney (who seemed nimble to pose.
the "intelligent contraband,") "you did cot
read that untfli•after you had atolerPetarson'e
money," "Yes, I did," replied the witness,
read that longsgo." The pornt watt there
fore considered settled am to Lewis' ability to
read. The effect of his reading, however,
upon his moral conduct, may be inferred from
the•fact that be has already served two terms
In the penitentlaty for stealing.
Plano& was conelated, but • motion for
new trial was made.
Collapse of a Still.. Two Men Scalded.
Tlifr morning, about All o'clock, in acci
dent of a scrims nature occurred at the dig
Slimy of Mr.: Thomas Moore, on First retool.
balm Grant, retuning la the fatal loptly of al
man named Christian Matting,and ths
scalding of a fellow workmen named Wm•
Beck. •
lam that the atill had ban oblred
ilth this oust quantity of about. eight burets,
and the liquor was boiling at the time of the
oollopse, which iris caused by : the ”goomo
neck" booming clogged.
Mr. Blotting was studios close to the atilt,
and was to badly scalded, from bead to foot,'
that no hopes are entertained for Ids recovery.
tie was conveyed to his retidence on Tunnel
itreat. Be to about twenty. gee years of age,
inn has a wife and one child.
Book was alar -
dock was also nut the atlll, but Ms IDA.
rim although serious, are not of a dangerous
character. Ile was taken to P;; 'savant's
Hospital. He Is unmarried.
Injunction Bawled.
no application fora (Crpreliminary fn)ano•
lion, on behalf of the City of Pittsburgh, to,
restrain the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
from. proceeding with the construction of al
branch to connect the main lice with' the
Steubenville road at the Monongahela river,
been deg'
has been decidmi by Judge WUUejns, who
refused to grunt the Injunction. The comps
ny, be rememberedrthok the broad
ground that the work was being done under
the general provisions of their Charter, while
the City Solicitor contended that the Company
should first obtain the consent of timothy Sn
ap 1.1 Ha, and be =Neat to Mich restrictions
as were deemed necessary to the intimate°,
the city. The work will now be pushed rap.,
idly forward.
Wounded, Se:thorn In PhUndolOtia.
Eight hundred and eighty-six wounded sol.
there arrived In Sidladelphla on Saturday.
dinerag them are tho following:
B 8 Wooden., 11, 109 Pint II Push, 0,939
0 pr A, WM 11 Worm, II 102
J P Leonard, zonal.,
Corp loo
IC, NIC /is Volcano, td ,
Mout,
A UtAbborpr, U, 100 D, 100
, a Fenton, 0, 11 B Wm Forucb,ll, 122
' A BABo2,'Oorp A 0 A 0 Boebarous, 3.211. T.
hid DroforOmpl, 10.11 132
.ThamsB II Dark s 11 ' Too lirrfißt„ li 118 . 7 .
B MAST, A,lO B I.l_, A Trainor, 102 k II .
8 Mums, B. 100 . Oorp W 11 "right, A, 132
B Stewart, K, 133 lonatbsa Annum, 0, 132.
D-azt ov CArr. W. W. Dra.—A
was received from Washington, yenta ayaf
busman, announcing the:deatb, from w trads„
of Capt. W. W. Dyer, of company F., 189th
regiment of Ponnsybranla volunteers. Capt.
Dyer left the olty with his reshot": to Hint
Liontaant, and on the resignation of Captain
0, W,Manb,,lanuml4,lBB3;ess prubsoted
to this: captaincy.' Be MU bold 111 high 's
tave' by his follow officers and superloo cone
mandtm, a a brae, voll-dirsiplbod altar
ills body will be brought home for Interment.
Tin 9siruo Macnttu Cerrarro-VT/4 To.
deg for the elegant, Unmet k Bakst sewing
maehtneddonetaltt_thellanitsay -Yelzi , sna
to hi:awarded ea the charitable lastlintlan atig.
velving the highest iretseTteLLl - be closed :at
tan eoloarolt-res*
valtql7nits woe conaldstahly - alteldnt
kit lomat& . •
TELEGRAMS.
FROM GRANT.
Change of Base of the Potomac
OTHER IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS
BOMBARDMENT OF FORT CLIFTON
Its
w Yona, June 14.—The World eay a it is
now disclosed that the army, undcr Grant has
effected a change of base (0 the James River.
All the movements of that Inv den the
battle of Friday, the 3d have aimed at this cone
summation, which la shadowed 'forth, though
not declared, In the following dist:litotes.
. The raid of Sheridan, the'deetruction of rail
roads, and the investment of Bort,berling with
a view of opening the Jamie river for outpu t..
boats, seem to indicate that every available
force is to be employed In the nht offensive
1 movement.
A special to the World, dated*ashington,
June 13th, says: Several beats hjive arrived
from White Bowe . to-day, leaving there last
night. They bring no newa props? for pub
lication.
Bat little skirmishing hes mental for the
past few days.
Thar. lilmnob anxiety to hear ?root Sheri
den'a raid. It - was to be ► long dan tra.
portant one.
•
The city has been filled with a rttmor that
Fort Darling has been largely impated, and
moat soon surrender, that allowing gunboats
to pan up the Jame, river fartheritoward, if
nu : 4dt° Richmond.
Nary Tux, June 14.—A special to the
Thus, du"' Headquarter', Jane al, nye
It le not proper, at this time, to sayiprecisely
how Grant will attempt to discomfit the enemy.
A ficrokl correspondence, dated Point
of Rocks, Appomattox River, Va.,j,June 10,
sayer At 8 a. on, on the ills, the ' gunboats
Commodore Perry and General Pan* opened
fire on the rebel Fort Cllfton,near Petersburg,
Va., which was rapidly answered by flegray
backs. The Commodore Perry lay Xp on the
right branch of the river. aboe• Pert
Waltham, • distance of betweesta thus
and, is miles from the rebel ford, whin
the antral Putnam being light anti, ran
up the loft branch within one and a hilt mina
of the rebel works and defined qe with
snob precision, es to cause partial abandon.
'meat of their works, but from a maskied bat
ter?, to the right of the rebel works' an in
cessant fire was kept aq on u until !awards
night, .when the fire from the ganbeate si
lenced the guns of the main fortj They
directed fire entirely at thia interesting object
on the right, which had Lean • sonrce of
peat annoyance tom during our engagement
with the main battery, but it war evielSeut the
rebels did not relish oar mode et deb* bust •
nese, and they retired firing from ttm side
and continued at Intervals throughout the
day. No damage war done to the gunboats.
The engagement wag a splendid affair and
reflect, great credit on the officers and man.
of both rowels.
ECBETARY SLIMS BULLOPi,
WArusoroz. Jana I.2—hfldalght.-Moi,
Oft. We bars dispatches from tholArmy
or the Potomac. as labs as 8 o'elook ditelmora•
L. Movements at that how ware LIS sm.
meal progress,
No raporu to-day from Shericko..
Thu foLLswius dispatch from
,Burhtidge,,
Cluinanding to Kentucky. hu. Just rdeoliedl
here " I attanked Morgan at * Cynthigna at I
daylight yesterday morning, and aftir an
l hour'm hard fighting completely retried him,'
i killing 300 and wounding nearly as matte and
capturing nearly 400, besides recapthring
nearly one hundred man of Genera ['eleven's
conituund, and 01167 one thousand horses:- Oar
lost in killed and wounded It about °mann.
deed and Ofty. blofgan's seattand force? are
dying In all directions, boring thrown 'way
their arms and are oat of amettraltioa ;;:they
are wholly demoralized.
Dizpatches from Butler up to 9 D'olooV:this
evening Indicated no change in Ms command.
No farther ititelligeeta has been reeifred
from Hunter. • E. hi. Surrk.
THE KENTUCKY HEBEI, RAID,
Otecraseri, June H.—Reports received at
Covington. Last night, eay that Morgan's forma
hare been scattered to all dirootioas. A petty
of fire hundred. who took the Augusta road,
were overtaken and whipped yesterday, near'
Clayman*, by Col. Garrard
&routers are being picked op thrones the
=nary.
Tke &melts' train, from cynthlana, arrived
laat night, bringing on. hundred wounded.
Among them ens twenty robots.
The two Ohio regiments (sutured at Cynthl-
Ana, WM" pSzoiSti at Maysville, and arrived
here last night.
Gen. Burr
ord Confirmed a nojor Cr,n
eral.
WannICITOS, 111211 14.—ThIP Senate to-dby
confirmed 'be tominatton of Gen. Buford, to
b. falefor Giostal from Joly Ist, 1883.
CALVDIDATES.
u . Asszmins.—JousAinsmA i r, of
tipper Ohly C , ler hArnottfp, 1011 b soon.
.11date for humb aohtfo* to the doettlos of the
Loot. &publloan Conoty Ootmottoo. hit IMO:
EMEILY.--GEo. Y. Witt* of
8a: th royetto tp, .111 Ito • coudldato, Or
dototOZ4f, foam the Dt.trLct math of tboCtver, ;ob
ject le thee &claim of tho. Union Cloasby Ocorote.
tlon mireSolawto
Fyußpp.ASSr AZlDinBr....7nAtarise
muds ,rime Mmairojaill be • candidate Vor
ew
amiably, from the Matti et moth el deem, ao
to the salmi of the &publican oouldp Cloomutiom
;Otto.
FOR
CORONER,—Aye.' Atm
e.r.. 'ou
t go a carimat. for the enee (knoint,
lbaotl lo . ta tic.. no of the &NUL= Union
hletdanne
FOR CORONE3.-6ountals
of nirollogloun, will to auutidat• for Oar.
ow, 'object to tie doottloo tho Vol.. Volittt7
Oomotloo. mbliularto
fr' , FOR CORONER—KR Harnaz,
of atesologbezo, sal be • andante tor On.
onar sa%aat lo the deciskto of the Mika nepobtkea
Ckenity Oonotion. zobt•daltte
n - 7 -1 0.130NER.—joax hfaltarso, of
ucr the rod Ward,
of n 7, sin M. dotal'
data tor Coro= of head Ootot4, autdoollo itta
Werra of Qs ocsnlog County Qum!Clostroddbm.
Witte
FOR PROTRONOTARy.—o rtx
wer ?mu will be s osodblato Iv the oak* Of
Protimotal7, *object to the deobtoo of the Unto.
- • • •llao
_aocah Oonroottoo. sits.
I 'llUbltrreux...4Avut)
wr-v Weam, of the Bluth Ward. Nita/math
will be • eandbitate Car the ethos of Prothonotacj,
gabled .o the declaimer the Milos 'Republican Ono
caution.
idatte
PROTHONOTAIrar..;.:D. t
Ellld 12 WE b. • candidate 'foi. the idea. oil
Protkonotawsublart toth• Aseblau ail. Wan
lepublicau meal= latF . te
fla..Foll PROTIIONOTARY.—anoL
wc , Byrn will be • clandidite to !be•attlai at
Protho notar y, ra i led t o the dodslaa ot tile Eta=
fispoblleanOommtion. t aktit
FOR PROWIONOTAitt.-gaa
f4'uYII. Boni wril la a =Adam for the afar 01l
Protbouotary, clubfeet to the, dallies! of tla !blow
Oonclatton. ralbotewtC .
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONEH,
—DAV.11)00111tE1178, Third Watt,
anofthool7, will be emottelate tot Gaudy Ocolusoie. I
stoner, "abject to the &obi= of the Iltdoe Nepali:l
en Cour:mutton. IplT.te
- - -
IrwOß COUNTY 0 0hIldISSIOVELL
—Vino Goma, of Pan tointatp. all bo
a candiato tho stars aloo, intlat to the daft
too of as Union
1 jr..FOll COUNTY 001 CTIMONSII.
—Joni Bonn. of WlThlair tcranaldp, rill
studldst• tor °way Cloatodulcmor,atbject to
As dacha: of 414' Bepabllloim
VOUNTY: 00,SSMISMORKtip::
*emu= Przunr. °Mat. ItioVenruddi v
nul7wit «Dea l.mrOmPENaCloantrOomids.
ouriggl4scs to Um dettlos Oita Mate bgebui:
las uositrAagoa: - teltdrinto
MORNING, JUNE 1
d ,
10:0PIITS
BOOKS. 4111 M MIS, Inc.
rEGH THEATRE •
Vi lATE PUBLIOATIONH
rnastra
,
Law awl Ilanzgat Ng.ll
north night ottba celebrated dolor's:ma Panto.
nae, Nr.ZDWZIT DIANCIHILHZ, *Uwe anon.
Mang perfarolantir are nigh' ly rrcelratwith .he;
meet applause, try hot= tilled to aterdajting.
THIS (*Armada!) Znalble.
Will bo .repeated,' the domtatk and meal drama !
entitle.
THZ VA3IIIIIZ , AND We DOG; or, THZ,LOST
.1911ILLING.
Toby runt, • Toutpad Blanobard.
• Dog Truety......,4lty Meridian:Vs DoltUerlo.
Dance.— ...-- Jeanie.
To conclude with the romantic nude drams of
FOaTlf E&
In ableb the Whole company wiI THIEV l appear.
Ia roh.arul, Woraet of Bondey," Cato," end
..Domb Boller Boy."
O . 9A.NITARY FAIR
uttAND
DRESS EXHIBITION AND PROMENADE
.A.x.rDiENOID
riletinesdav Evening, dune 16.
r WAXAII2IIt:
JANES P. -,-.....J31111 I. DAP[!,
• ?AST I.
Grind
tlehottknta- ' Papfia.
Hal rimenTitisiriii.-- —asa,
Lafla chata--.:. - 41110alantba and &luta+ Dial&
Pupil&
Tambour Hajar Jig.. ----tha Karr.
Highland acra.ueet.7.-----___— rural+.
Highland Mlr Ohm.
La Vaanotlana..-4 Pros.
La Huallatter lalla.
Pala u.
•
La
-Elm Yams.
a
Quadri:U.
nary Catantba.lda
inataratda---
faallor's upipe..--- KW Ma.
H Pupils.
ajar
ilia.
enhotthaus
-Parptla
randy Pate._... h. Cala. - aha and Maxtor Linrtd.
flower Dance-Ktua• rangy. Emma, Janny,
Katy. Lrbei and Ilia.
r.lll .
Grand Promenade far iul wbo wiab to participate
gir Door. ,FB.B o' lock ; po,filccoaoco to
comettesio• at 7 ect.xl, prethaly.
*d t
t3 ada! - o , oar ttlng gentleman &wild?.
Jol
PIIJNICL
A Pin!, win be 'lnn al
LoWnElsca Wu., TImPLULNOXVII LE.
0 AUIitDA T. ISA hostaal,
eil.Cosur e:NOM* in. J• 14.21
P1.1.4*E JIMA
REMoVAL - 7
As Ws ptruarik: b lawman th. path. that Ire
°many thohai.-0 and comtnallona bozo
NO. 12 tissiezvs BLOCK,
61 . . i CLUB MUT.
What*.. tom Sinceßed from tbo zosamlactaror
of Rif. B. s uantronTaaasoaClNAClCKS a co.,
• on, lot of SIIPT.BIOII PLUM AU*, s cottploto
omowtenent of EtIIIiIES totolwated floramonicm, Itto•
Waal Kigii4 'rob annerwri7•
Tb. onberloritail th.BB&DBDBT PIANO (awl.
rawly ottobllabin4 In tha hlot2ry of Plano. no
111Strualaat hew itoboof oo foOkllf .In InfolontY
or tocetosi .0 tun, prontionto tpapo of
two pars as tb. in. mole. fall loon frartH
owtratrosta•twao and Trotocb grand ortfor t Plano
rod., o•••sweina ti L4Ef . BIILDIIIIII7, and I
Sbontalter a 00*:Planto hantnl boon q lona and
favorably known fa thlo and other too:Maim owed
to cozotait. AD guarantee& far dill Om%
42
Sale Amato! AbiltELlNg
Pp!b!urgh aso Minim Pa,
111 b CLA.Lit rt. Ske.L
Gmel Plasm be Eliza. ?owns mid
. • deco gown .tly.
PIANO
HAZEL"
For Sale Oheap
Tbe rubaeriber has cm baud a beautiful wad :lab
tutted
13INZELTON PIANO,
1911kb balag sllghtty loknact h s tbs ftErslturs, .U7 b• W
al
6450 Loam than litecular Prtoe.
CO4B. C. JIELLOR
31 WOOD MITE /S 2.
KNABB'S UNHI VALLE
r
PLAUVOB
A choke soppl," of PA sad 7 Klass Plano /orbs,
tree th. eslatunted Ihttory of Hushed tlo., ha. 1443
ben tsoalvid—ssaas to tfchtY - 0.1.1 Hass. The.
Instruments an foil)rszcsatat 414 ht yam 4441
ars by ths best J es pronounced sortsallsd. A
roll Is nspsofully ado!' Won purchasing Via
whom 08441314nT0 SLUMS. Bole Agent,.
1411 So. 43 111111 43344 t.
SIEDLE, Na 189 airrnimaar St
Pianos and ilinsiOal Instruments.
4.1 m constantly on WO • ft. anarlateat
NZW PLUMB, VIOLtSB, 01:11TMI. AVIDOBDS
068, STINGS, &a, which b . . o f au kr low
THE BEST PIANOS I
HOFFMANN, HOENE di, CO
Ha 63 TITTII sTairr,
iIAttA,VA te; tiocuit.icrfitirwrgo
irs
imoirhdraoepttozie to be superior to ell DMus, without . y
. Jet
_ .
_J 9 ERC_II4.ri
QENTLEMEN WISHING'.
RV CLASB OARMENTS.
aide In du MOST TASMOSIAIILI =A
11.4.1" KIST tg TYE. if B.
woad do well to call upon
IL G. OLE & CO., nIICHAAT ?LILO
001121111 OP Plan Atii , ST. Man STRUT%
&Pus p:mt,auftyc obowitere.
BIEIBRIVB BLuell
W. H. MoGEE.
, 10 ST. CLAIR STREET,
Would call the attention of buyers to lassie.* of
land.. A. Au bees selected with post cam sod
canal= sll the newest ettlfs or goods to Man td ,
la ant cless tuntsoc Ont. wieldnirs nitotclothes
Sado to order, .1,111 plain call and examine oar
al
pods sad pram Also, stall sod complete stock
rarnisAine Goods.
W. H. Woo2ll, ainvbant Togq..
No.lo Ballotr stmt. Plitibi.
CEtIL D E N'El CUTAWAY AND
Garibaldi Runt.
BOW METROPOLITAN BAOIO3.
White Musa 'tuck tants' and Vette,
And Alm um . itirmut
t3unnsuraz BA= oesars.:
No. 47 NT, cidupk
--- ourripa&t. •
DJ:Ji'TIITAY'.
ITOSIPU ADAMS,,Dentist, °ginells o 4
cPßitiltUni,eanaar of Dand mai Orant Medi,
"•• •• Beemair—DT.A.lll. Pcik.r./4Dr, BA&
loft nodal* Rabbi. Muria used at
•
REM
AT HENRY WINER'S.
THE GEZAT NOVEL.
EIALTNICSD SMARTS.
By the &nth= of , Ths Lampllshtar."
Prkte, clotb. atm
&nen Stories, with basement and attle. By
Ike klartel. =hunt ft• Hy Ram at Ldp.
Wood !!,1)&" atm 76
She Emingffehl ..BepahlMen saye ..Ths Beim
Stolle/ ass all chi ng—a etapt7 bbadlng of truth.
and Action—folhgonf Mao) Unload upon a ttbllis of
Deg. Th. Hernagat and Attlo am neallpgrawn
&ketches. She .Wet Day at an Irish Inn. is a re.
manes attalatumt. • The %mount of a Clonsulats.
I. fall of gala humo, &a., and the whole plaammt
book =amend. Bra'.
TWO 2.111 W BOOMS
BY POPULAR AWITIORA.
enurnwo BLOSIXEL By Gall Handhoss, author
of B. oollittry Urine* Ida, 1 rot, lemo. 40114
beveled boar*, zed adzes, $1 If.
Orateeb—Ttio Onto and the fro; The fines. of
Things; Gramma ; Church fitting.: a View from
the a n: : Prayer Idestiop: The Proof of your
lan; Conformal:a; Aninsaments ; God's Way;
The Las of Christ ; Praying Forgiveness ; Error;
Words without Knowledge.
THt
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By &WY R Th^eteat. et •
Mir or .Wsltiett," eta 1 etd. Mao. Goth, $1
rotCiatteatt.ataadt; ; (lemma ; The Attlytath and
Brigid.
MM. HOLAIIXT 11113 W NOVEL.
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Book by nary J. nohow, whom emotions
navels ars sought altar and rood throughout the
land Elk ouch colight. Elegantly printed end
Woad In cloth, autionn with her ethor popolez
works. Prise di 60 each.
lama Elwell. •
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Tat
ragitth Orphans
Baas teed on the 11.1.1kicts.
Dora Deana
Comm Maude.
•
Copts
en fwetpt e of pics
hook. mailed bee of pcatsis
13731 71 and 73 Titlb at-. out &or to P. O.
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%o• Photograph% Views of
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TIE OIL WELLS ON OIL CREEK
Vino, of tbp recrst
POND PfIEgHET DiSAStER
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rta Eg mab B ll. lthrl. "" C opmitta ni f ratty fs : rair —li alt ) rFail 'c tFTer- i
.242 " b "S
ha cheap arid COIVIEL4CI2I
Loma. The property has been labile divided into ,
Bundles Lolsotiol will be ,old In gauntlet to snit
pirehaaori, as pricer and tents watch am hardly
an to most tee views (lithos° who 'went comfort
able home. The ground Is 'Vagrantly and
earl y dratted at the first tuition on the Penned,
Tanta Esllliadeadlolnlng &mod., street, (or oft 7
Uzi.) In fell vire of sword eplenoild nentions re
rally elected, fire rapidly tmproviag tedebbor.
hood, comilnlng the advantages of blab city sad
renht , t7. ftcl3llk. of Interamr• with 11:slower
ward. of thec,. It /snot earpersed by any other
property in the vicinity. at the eeme distance. Tide
property offer. strong indocentrate to porn= em
ployed et Doe Order Depot of Vie Penns. 11.84 os
thi essatotice In or Ong the itth ward.
Ref farth erlnfornistion apply to AllftfliTDd
110EYELIIi, at the Garman Trost-Ca. corner of
Weed and firth Waits, or st his re ores.near
orrille ;or to Dr. WRAY, Webster et.,
'sue* . myhtetf
-pos-seiu.
. •
PAUSE&
A, Farm =tannin UM ACM end: titnate In
Allen township, Wunington enemy, cell den Sibe
neaten BMX bele* Belientnor.., adjoir..7,,t lands of ,
Won= Speen and Thorns - In Minn. Late
the property otAteelbe (peen, de roared, Win -be of.
'err/ at magic axle, on the promises, an!ifflLDAT e
Jane 11th 1804, at 12 o'clock m. Tbs firm is well
whtersti• the US good trnalty. and thslocation
dateable. being on the bank of the Ildnengsbele
liver. Then Is also a good .Mn. qnsm-7 on the
premien, neer the river.
Also. win be offered at thine:le time end piece,
a le belonging to Jamb Speer, containing 0 3
ASSES, adjoining Stinson Speen. Thongs Redd,
andtbe tract above motatloned. There I. etmodance
clonal Dade, the land, and the Wm Is telt watered
and timbered.
Someselon of belle terms given immediate'''.
Terms made known at eels by •
S. ABE'S,
or tiPErAd. :
Agents. Bellerornone
p.XECIJTOR.s' OP EEAL E 8.114 TAU, Ex e c u t ors o f
:CAL
Teathe ands
signed, Executors of the hist Wla and oo:mat of
Jobtritamtay, (he'd, affllitell at Pinto ale elltnat
certain tract of laud, late t6f, litimesterul et
k b, said
Julmitaxmay, situate in talon t tartishly, on the
Wastlnaton turnpike, about 2 sullen from Joan'
germ containing Hats. more ,r Ina, on trivial le
emoted a large Frame, Dwelt/rig Bonne, Barn and
on tboneutt; too fine orcb.rds of choke fruits, of
sear: kind. Mils 1.4 bat g almost all under a good
mats or cultivation, abounding in oast undo the
while 81211d1r4 0.0 hallo, boon estimated at any
Mots, affords an opportunity for safe and 'good In
sesimemt.
Tsasts—Onetbird in band, and balance In out
and two years, with interest, to be useved.try bond
and mortgage, subject to the dower intstot of the
widow durum her lift.
/Kn. ItIILLZIIITON, 'M Wood St ;
ROSSIIT Itatotiglr,
toe. Tint mot Short streets, Pittetrorgh;
js&tf
trecaturs.
lIKISfEIf IttSIB,
ppoll SALE—A valuable Ste= :Flour
y fog JIM, situate Lim miles from allegbeoy
City, to • good location, and which Is at ;mewed do.
tog • good bruits. in city merchant trade. The
niscaluery te all nearly new and In esselleM order,
three sula of bean, and everything complete.
Three acres of ground, on which 1. • svaatery
frame dwelling of tour mom, good stable, an:
MI grape •Ines, IVO grafted fruit ti ems, arid small ,
ery
fruits and shrubbm &Duodenal.
Thli property would trait any one doing bewirms
1 in the city, being easy of amens by • good road,
snaking • mat cottony home; end If desired, the
mUI cordd bs rented. AM exmllent mill basilicas
mak done.
We hive also for ago two eecond•haad Drench
Buns,
For farther particulars and price en:moire of
Joe B. 11cLAIN a 00., 109 feurti etreet.
LVR BALE—VALUABLE REAL ES
11211.—Two Lots corner of Clears amt. and
Woe area, 40 frot 7 locket front by 140 feet dep.
Ona Lot on Pennsylvania arena, 23 feet trout by
100 fast dap, analog back toa 00 foot 01107,
One
In
ear
corner of Charlottb nod Fortes
streets, In the rear of P 11. Is. P. B. W. DtTct,
oontalning tiventyjnia,22 by lak foot
A 1.,, a number of say dearablelots In Past Pi to.
bath. fla of thew in • body, harog • front
of 140 feet at Craig arca and 200 on Washington
and Pillmore area., on which to erected yaanll
brick house.
For partiality, apply to
E.
JaalEt, DI r/1111PO,
in Fort Pitt Claes w , mks, Waahlanoan.
LlOl3, .BALE—That beautiful Bite for a
L ficantry See; giros. on tbs Perryort tor PLtalt
Rood, mantle the reorder. of W. MaCllgtoel.,
RN.; and ediolning the Obeorrorory .teroperry can-
Wang FIVE AND OND-RALP AtIII.ES.
TI. to one of the amp t desirable' lona°. in Dm
eicinlty of odtber city. Wing obort waking
dinune af tbs Busiteendon Bridge.
Then ale a number of fine farad trees on Oho
property, and e number of choice fruit and cres
t:m.l tree. set out.
The whole property b. mold In one But, or
dirtied Into
Taros rosy. Titie troarparelde.
Per hut?. particuLmo Loanlm of
aro. P i ttb(
?SS Wood stm.isbrh. .
EteLLP,A Feast of 118 semi in
St Clair township, West nareLond comfy. P.
Also,. Pam of ISO .an m Elnateth tarlarllp.
ILlXturoy county.
eko ao . • fat; V r cognsarr.k Hots* sal Lot
Also, • brick Bonn and Lot In Ifllzabothboranz,b.
Also Lob adjoining tlas borough or Id cEors.
and fA
Port s fn . Ars
/ones Potty's plan, Noe. 6e, 0 7. 58 , 60
Rom Also, • my valaablo tract of Cool Land, to Pool
on Lb* kLonorgsbals firer.
Tor_ psrtlonu• impel. at Zia. 106 Fourth street.
inf f=3, GI, IL TOIMIL Innate Agent. .
iplos a&LE—ISTEA2I SAW. MILL
II: AHD OIL EZJUIRLIT.--The of
whole of an CHI Entlnery and Ott= Saw 11111, wtih
ten and =what acne of Road; an abundance of
coal on the lot—tatto open and being worked, attiek.
on ths Allitshony Hirer and A. V. IL IL, fa elmd
afilh. The ItelliteV new and of modern build_ TU B,* Mls U sp did coder, stifle well Cho
gad, hien • croak rtaindug re= it to the rim
Hood Instill ter balding Watt. ,
/or particulars call on the tuidere a ft mo
LTDAY CHO
So.IS Hand Knot. Pitteburgh,
VOR EALE—..on e new Ste.= Ea2gine,
/V ISlneb Wind er, SO Inch etrobe, Cu ham Iran
bed; Cabmen ceor
One 12 Inch e7undee, attach et.-eke, woad hand.
MU TM be asi,Wr,air.
One 6
Ozer? bulk ay ,22 Ina Woke,e, ne"
Three o ^
I • • or &Sas, 31 tn. am., BO trot toss
Teo Wrotsta Inn Ott =ls
it:Katt,
Wig !brio Sas of star tor Ott Wo Weft , Cbsip tor osatt. orx"ft. BOLS,
Alltythoss Error Burk roar the Point.
ROB. BA.LE.--r-,500 will purallaaa a
rana of [Mr rtlty-ossa Saes, =Mir • good NUM
of calthation, wall watered with sprint asul attdx
good tonasoltnato about Was and a but tallSa from
iimensborg„ Westmoreland OCKIIIty, on tn. Praia
deigns MN ono mils Rum tom ?atom Rallroilii
las_provemaata ars a two Brick=
Films Balm eprLog Wows. an, and good
of dodos trait. Tor= cosy.
Apply at thalkal Estate and Immrancendloo of
O. 8. BATES,
MOO Butler O.
LawractoorMs.
VALUABLE RISER - PROPERTY
_v rOB 1141.II,alted. on the Itanongokele
Weer, &bora the Irst Lock, hallos a Bout on elle
rivet 7927 eat, and extending took to Braddock
Meat, a:Wining the Opanellsetße Ballived cote
wining 4 mete and Ti probe& This is en admire.
kb location the manutecturing purposes; having the
Neer In front and public roma and railroad In the
roar. And tzar lull and balk:Ong .e thereon erocted.
rcru=„ oy sp to MAUI' Alia TOMB,
on the pre or to W. O. AUtiIIIIIBALIGH, 80.
1.14 Dhow:sod obvert, Pittsbutoh. c0h14.11
OOR SALE—,ISO ACHES OF USD
a:. —She aneeralgned Men for sale • Paid of
stoat 150 aorew,loo of which an cleared andln •
good teak of culltreelonl thlh blame weliid
well timbered, with white cal - alai,. It lire te a r
the Ohio rim, about egal.elstant from Bleeding.
bam'e mid Clourtadfi Beations, of the Plttahmah,
P
ort Veined
of
11. I
ll[ Tule perfect.
Tor Mem Inquire of H. ANDS. No. el Penn
Meet, or at N 0.66 Water street, allegbeay ary.
eweeh9aw2w Jahlß3 D. UM ANDS.
FOR BALE—At Aladdin Oil Works,
3d Crude Petroleum Ti,i&e
14Timmais. Pa.
BotINTISS,
la prime order, sabetwatlarlybolit of pilma Maim
not long to owe, sad nlk ooatala tome Mu barr,J.
each. applloathot may_ he male at the /teiieryl
Arm
Eratialigot,t'JTallarhit. MIS
mrahtf. .
EIARBI A'D PUBLIC SALE.--Will bo
Tadtakt nute47. the Free:lest, on.
TH118.806.r. ths Sntd • ot June, Man, s rano cos.
tallanls3 Ames, attested I-112rts lltuattligba
1:01151h1p, Westmoreland - --._— Lae'
. •
: • TlioisTor A. siisg,
USW grant.
'WOE l a&LE — Thla : timetary -- BRICE
gat.w or atur ia g=t, i t t i .pxd gp t tig t g_
tastaiolommt a e s aney
tr.g °tearoom azid Iln!shott cunt' 0.1,
ay.pytni 0131,P. is 61:13PAIID, z.
.sa Liberty am+
Fmk Aktaii-20 , boss : in...tillighony
i
,
of al• VLlO l rra==back -41Xt bit.- bath* 1101PAO4TELLEr TABLE A TIOX .."-i
tas nfrenbate4 ghisoto at tti &am ow.ra's Plazt al ..iu , ....on TRITSSDAM MII 2 iniG , 4432• Ink . it -*
lot; baba tb• impiety libir•ifis. role noir Um' 10 - o'clock, grill Waal, at tbs 741,,,ga 11 44 darnor iv . .: '
TM Jots vitas oda wparilettur to a bostl•• Mom, no. ass= and; .
A.EtettririAliD, aiott. ~,...:
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VOL
LXXVII---NO. 184;
R A Erin.
roze saLE--ron
FOB. BALA
•
Win he add, all that Paint OF LAND alnatsd
10 - Pair - Inmodup, tear tel. C, oeutatong
Om . Boadred sad Toe,' e -..e. L
ACree—SS sores
dieted, belaato wen ti tote - tad all well watered.
Impronanate a Leer Po.. .ne Lcyl Dun, and
good wag 3 1 MDF ''' ' 4 ''.
• 'Tito it at• 1, , 1. , ~.
r,.. r a w.. p u tt, r.ii. CUT U. of NANITZLY,
tear the premien._
- • I;Lizaarta einuarr s
O. BNIVELT.
Guardian of ElartE. Bright'
jelle24lalterN •- - -' •• - -
• pox 5A1A.L.42,000 jarchaso 'a
three- , 'co Brick Vertinag Hann, plewnlly
sitexta an •••Pes,c,l afrotit, near Marta street,
antetgal re LIP] puha., tilettng;roem,
•a. •,, c hers aad batb•rotm; gas and vitt:
• txtures. 20 teat tem by - 79 deep. Terms, Ma
tadi cash, scaalndez he one sad two pacts. Greta&
rent of $L.,3 ptc• annum.
-Sal; •Lt 017THILINT & BONN •
61 Mutat street
NIA.R3I. SALE.--nst Tali/kale
G l - lEl.l6lteate on't Pltiobargb .and. 13W=
6 / 6 .40,,, ha. Eobtoctoo toiraship; I:novo to at.
CUM rarm,'• about ero tones fro
=• gm city, a*
66661r4 ;boot LSS acres,
nly to *III - to •
S. IWO at orivato 6616.
Par toms o
ar, 7.0, YOUlia
tfou 116 Fatah mom.
inlttltortf , . • Pittobtrrob. Po,
K. ?sok LE Ott EX.taidlltit.*o
CITIT PUOPEIITY: -LTtiarl..falaN
fIW, with gonards at/ache:6 on, Oman ltroot, for
curly =triad by Ohrbnion tbroson, ,Into of n ot.
ham. 8t01114:tad ccanlivErxi 'to CIA
mat of the Dwelling &we, , . •
watt sAws. • .
• L ore mios
Inquire DC ZIATHIMAR.64III7ZY.
' my44tf No. 4 Band atreetiltubsergh, .
. Douala Vincinvett 444 Vilteclinig rape. 4up7
orm week sat faa4 4111 WHobi, WtiN
Fo. 4 Ma • etr.t..)
. ..
. , .
WWI tialis tt - tt.ENT—a Etarto of 62
a: Aritl, good land, tai , Wilkinf tointaartioln
Um LIUMfOf Peter Parchment ; and within ; ual die.. -
tarcestat
s **Pe haat% Railroad.
Tent
taor • afre .
Phu dor, a.
rrou, Tina. on 72 tinan WAßl' curri . ~:
filois try sea , tt , L 6
rn.W. .
•,
tia: date Shako, nine toils below Pittsburgh, int .
ts Pittsburgh, hut Wayne a Chicago IL IL, rand' g.
fog from three to ten Ammo. • - •
of or -•.
F poictoolon enquire at tho Beal /State Rata
•
ERIROXII, - ..;
mpairan Ti, to Diam O.
on ß d .d.tlesh.ny, . ~ .r . ••
i,IO.EL BALL— A Lot oi lirgo;td, tttlao .
o corner of Nevilar and 17arrati, streets; to ttua , •
Botongh of Birtolaghent Alen., _rani ~ -
on , nornor oi .
•
Van Bra m and 'Locust streets, Zlghth ward. Terms
may and title in avowable. do kON FLOYD, - , -- - •
~,,..f Oorn, Romp ant , rmarth ort"las. ' .
- -
WWI AND lsoll..Ett
tea here. power Engine, with Boiler. for
We. May be owe to operation, by callus at cnar
printing oak.
27rt CM. o. 3nriNgThw a no.
•
L'OR SALE, MATCHED HORSES—.:'
ons pair brown sontebral amine bones,
races buds high, broken to &Ingle sod doable hat..' .
aces, for ale by MaDONALD &ARM:WILL/A :,-
mr[lBbilend blelLtberty
CARP Ea's oIL CLOT/iB. tiG
,
Alt NOW OFFER FOR SALE WHAT
T we meow to be the largest martment of • .
Carpets and Floor 011. Cloths,
Ever crallated to thte My, to Biltf/192113,21:EnE1f •
PLY, INGRAIN end YEHITIAR 0,151P.E73
nod
OIL GUAM. We bare may deerabla •
Ogle. not to be found °beldame, Ineleding some
bescatfol goods BLIMIPACTUILED EXPRESSLY
1011 OUR fiIIITAIL
Tbe for pert of oat stock hating been pnt , ' eemM ••'' -
arena:metal for before the recent beery ad:'..
to to prloe, will be Mast ► eery smnf edema,
on ecMI cost, our prim being In may Inetaneee
ter below re treat market rake. • •
. .
Window Shades and Fixtiorss .
Table and Plano Covars s•
Ilerkip, List and Bag
Sl Carpet: l u
Coosa and China atting., old the;
pok tal le,, f l A um.. . d ttei lowed
Irrarland Oollinali
Pica. 11 AND 7s PIPTH ESTltrip,. . -
m 721 Pezt boom to P. 0., &rood door.
CARPETS.
Re hang now open U. Lugint - ar.d best ulna:4
atc.„k an., city of
ENCLISH BRUSSELS,
•
Istoarted by °melte; oodor Me old lull, with
the gold premium at .Ixty-Ilvo.
1.1 A THI'LN-G-S.
Also, n full satortzsnt of
WRITE. CEITCHZD AND
OHINA IVEATTINGS.
In all widths, sad at
The Lowest Prioes for Cash.
OLIVER MoCLINTOCK dt CO.;
23.1T/TH STILIVZ.
OURTII STREET
!_;
[ - NEW STYLES
07
WINDOW S.HADEB
BZOSIVIED TBL4 Mit
NEW SPRING STOCK
C-dRP~TS,
WELL BEABOEIED
OIL CLOTH.
AT BILVALLITIII'S.
CARPET STOR
40. st: roma 172BLEZ,
cilao
Avertodr s.eziee
ILI .
AunTcX B ALB °P
.°9IIDEMNh).,
- -,
W&. Dz awrinarXer.(tirr batty, - " ":i:
0111 es of LidetQcrartenaxotar. ~.,.
Wattingtan, D. V.; Awl] 2.7tb, UAL --- .
Wi;i be mil Ai d pnbila auxttao.lo the blame. bt•
dee, at the Motu and pbAes named belyw, .1::
!hewn , Peons. TburittsY. M _ Y
YAX;
Oettistmm; renna,Af matey. Ater 9tb;
AI
coon% Penna. zmntlf. lll .7 Inti:
litlffila Pena; Vaux•dan - Way LOW ; ~
Ewing. PtrxerhundsVldaylittia- '
Ixbanon. PM_ VA, Thm.43y, Juno At; ~ - , _. -
~ . ; ....3.
21 crettuanbarlamd, Nana. Thursttkr, lone 941;
• scre,ml.,wripppt, aim Thenkr, .Itme lexti; '
W Pow" Vatueley.7o=e=d;-.7,.
Ono boodrest. 001 hors II Gettilaxtri. sad
tau:Hired and Arty t•AC9I4 Inch of Atx othAY Plat%
thewharlt• Caro been condemned a nollt, -
iry orrice Ott* United /Nolo Anny: - -
.71rpr rold and term ruporee,topi pot pia
- 1 '
may be bid:" .'., '
,_ , :.
_. ,1 .. ,...
/Home will be sold obey. - , • '
.. ,•• - -.
.-- • : •• - • - '
_•;„
ao
Saks beirst xVICI A, sad ociattoili aott,itul4l ars "
.Teroar i deal, la thilt4 stases swg.,-, . ,•. I
.4.. ,- - JAZ - 13 A. NE . ' ' ,-,
Lteut, 011. an!! ci. Q. AL Omar) , itettati:•:', ': "• !
• ege:tic2o -
PENN STREET PUOPERTTAZ-.-,2
61301109.—pa THUILIDAT ETE3I2SO,Iac•
leth, at *block, at Ibeeoulo Ralf iteet ion not"
65 Vino street, will be sold:
That TuNbble Property aftdrataNa if Pena - atm;
Bad td ,, Pat7 bit a front cr.2o feet 8 soars bs 110 '
ratio Braver% atm tra trbieb - la meted a taste.,
troy Mick Doulbutr, witb beak bultdrogs, ccattela
lug Strata e;oata—riaors batlrrltebau toarati,
Ditues r, -large garret and perfoottr&y cellat; •
bu
- Tao 600 T. Promy abould raceme the atteutfrat ot ren iz as the Qatar Li about eomertog ftuda tba
in
bab - T. A.llfot7LlLLAlllltotourr.
FRNITURS, - BAB'
AT AVOTION.—.I4 rut -131.1-seashati. ins
don at~ Botha Aomasia Offl as, am WIDNES..
DAP RIONVING, J. 1801. at 10 a'elock,
mold, wiewarniarre a acanthi et
braciag SWiroads. Tabk Nate.. Cuboard', Carpet,
Wash *WA Wisds. Cosh SWIG, Qumran,. -•
mopes, Redact, AA
al,,,the maths Itsr Nixtnns, ,Coraprient Away
Phdo.Dosaalen, Untlat,, blots, Ic . salAN
GlamsjPkturea34llas Doors. Slaw, d-A
J. 14 T. A. WWI ELLAND
- ErafllilTllßE - AND - .CARPETS- AT
x - AIICTIOL-0:1'27:11:111SDAY . SIOIIISTSG.
Jourlith. at ID Veleta. at liaatatkv Halt Aectfoa
HawaUfa /Wait:ins, will be w.:4 a qwwitriear :.
Wataltaiv.copstapg flalatwala Tables;
Stant, 1 . 3; Alip, Cupola ir4 -atattiaw.: • - - ,
.a/ --''" T. a Igic7GTLLeaD;Aaxrari
A FARML
vr.m. raaer!2,
Imr^urth Plttabrdr.
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