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li4eridnet,"tiote_ evil's Ate oloslni ino•
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raiSed by thO__l'sfobytirits
itOCUTpon 'am °potations of thetvarious
fr '•::::.tf . lls#lfloftke4Sisoit ,l 7;:clarinte,t,he,bustatig
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lief Member is as I:or'oreign
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aterthi:Misslons, - 3boi Palirotaht Ithtelone,
'7l:4l,;:Ediusatiois,4si,l'atilliatton, 4 ;e;Chiffeh
Aetembly'tt.reto, Te. Com ,
mattes' oa - Bills awl Orertiireisroporteti rt•
solutioakohowing the 411i0ritlIMO of smead.
to United;Stotts Constitraloh tee°
pifi(ng thppFepsaaj of QodAnd His Bon
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Jirsis , Dhrlet.".. - .Coltatilttee on Dahliostion
in their referenie it° this
parcbioe 9f brailng fur a Doak Depository
on Thiel street; Pittabrirgh ; for $3,000, in
fi tinrut„, Report edopted;andalso
sanoiioning , i6. purchaee, cf
Um-properly; and authorising the Board to
bj soliciting donatiOns and
- -otherwits , to sorepletelhe pen:fent of the
ditic failfoipiyment - 'iaid plirchare. A
10(18i'Zruf 4yotuteii id'isq4ire into
proprieli:_dfeetsoiishing e D6l4stes'
Ylitid;atid':ispdrt to nest'Aseem i bly. The
Att. - vorribl:v 1.111 - Rot.' sleet- Any 'foreigntniti!
shintrivrt,!:4ittutherizeAile Bosrd stied,.
= i.ilite - iiitidster - u4siet ' stid ' uld any
. bibuth?rtrerkiilop!iriforoemeat.T.taliutalis
- ifuit reootardends&favorablito the , ohureh
, Committee oft Overtures made report,
pirt, as fops! yr: ow= es to 4 prepare
- 4- t"-;str - address to , Preildent Lincoln;' and his
-the,:Emancipation
-- t — ProolarattOri. Thd resat:o,lOct' on Prods
; iisTionVerols—Resolred, - "That withoatkz
prcdsieg ear. gagiitent - Ori the Ikkilltary,
„ importance , arid steciasity; the states
maallke,oltirec:er of the 'Prooltuustion,
sit".ta'atudieisde tli'voioe of God,
4:44.45:64:.!iik be Aid l his,roaciene : people,',
- - -"Let the opprissod.. go ftei and tiesk testy
iiport °a Moneta far thiroom.
'fartsb:leatoommOdatloiz of United Presbyte
. _
;tartan--ministers, -, win commended- in
- Wen ha — the fillaiitere,. Eidere,
demean;: rid f di tiara
0110131 OM 0 8 CS.
was over
, • tound.2 - :COafiitteareociainierided ttiiit while
there tslerttineetbedtaate in the are of
eirrtainittnittq yet they . were tinprepwred
to lay 'thitthrii Wee in in itae anworiptn.
wrong : -:-'lnie following t : paeans
were appointed as s Committee, rivo..-new
..:1;a010tCC;000_itit0 Biweridge,
' D. *D4 , 1 0 1 !%rrati,
.0.14 ., W. 11.4e:tern, and
• Rev. Wm. lj iltlson -It Wei reported that
to 3 .
_ carry the
operations cit inn different weardil. ii Tr'
'Wait presented. , Chanting wan caninierided
-' ,- _,-,:wetnot.inwariettiont with thezprinniplen of
"Thiidor iniftisa on l'eibrindi
• 'reported 14 length, in which the aubjeoe
thoroughly Abeam/04,104 Anally,-no,
,-*tlpn tree ' taken : hr favor' 'priblithiag
revised edition'of the realm, and the ap•
co.rai*Y4l' to prepoto nor
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Time not.esen, but we believe he leaves for
this far if 24a. Angus% via Eng-
A. National. Convention of Toting
hien'e Christian Asatelations has just been
hold la Beaton.,_ Convention was welcomed
by the beaten liimelation. Joseph A
Pond Of Philadelphia presided. The next
day, ThiirsdaY, wee occupied in the fore
• !an. chiefly with receiving reportelOf local
Organisations. In the afternoon : essays
were read, and in the evening a meeting
was held in the Old Booth Chunk at which
various addresses were delivered. Friday .
moping Irtat devetekbo the eonsidexatioh
of the work of the Christian Com Mission.
—.—Eoloneo 7 the deposed Engll Meb.
op, skill asserle that the Bishop of Cape•
town, aridthe_olhtr Bishops of Routh Africa
lain' no alibi' to depose . 1111 from : office.
Ile hasinzned an ad ress to the clergy d
the diocese. lt is saidthe fend collacted in
England for enabling Celenso to plead hie
canoe before tle English courts-amens& to
orer.C2,ooo.
—.—Confirms has at last done justics to
ohaplaice, by not rcqultivg them to r orr.-
!eh certificates from - ether officers, that they
hare been on duty in order to draw their
pay, but they halm been placed na tho
same footing with other officers in that
spot.
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—Vie German Methodists of the Wist,..
aroabont to build on orphan asyliorn and
institution of lesiniog near Warrenton,
sixty miloa,from St. Louis, To make
the Institution supporting, a good farm of
1,94.5 sores hae•b,tan bought for §lOOO.
. .
—Bev. Dr. Gutbrio the Metbagntiled
Boatel minister oompelted
to resign tha pastorate of Me , church bp
aloisetinenceOrlll44alth- -- It le fe,ared:Mt .
willnever be able to occupy the phlpit or
platforin again.
Stephan F- Miner, of Wellsville,
!Phi°, ztia Le a Josiah Mansell, and 11.
Chapman, of Ibidatone circuit, Westmore
land Co., all Methodist minlatere in charge
of congregations, havo been taken in
the recent draft., _
Alinois Pet tibylery; School;
has a role requiring ministers that ere
absent and churches not represented, to re
pottbi rettei "this reason for non-attend.
'noes, which reasons are to be Flaccid ou the
.
—The dist sermon over preached by a
United Presbyterian minister, says the
llortniii rani' iresehed - by the'lter.'Ssinne l
Collins °paladin; Ind. to a large 'F3rIgT6
tioa in Dr. Gurley's church.
—Re► 3. . S'aring hue just bean in
-stalled , plator , cif =the First - Presbyterlun
Church, :Kittanning, Pa •
The Teniniinia 'Fortifications:
Hundreds of miler otaarthworks here bean
built by, dita Army of the Potnumomithin the
laat;thirty dale.- From the 'Rapids* to the
Chickahoutiny these arra.farrows har6;muti- .
isiedind terethe bosom of '0411144 Twon
. .
ti - yeari the touriet will delra
rho'. santLfor an old camocm, a tattered ball,
a piece of shell or a - rusty" bayonet: These
works are an atrong—they, are permanent,
and for ientinies will be - like great mama up
on the land'a surface. The..men who . huilt
them, =aspirated the' ramparts with their
tdoedi end - piled the trenches with the rebel
dead, wilf most ofahem have pasifed mourn
fully: way- to jela the solemn precession of
generations.- ifowthere can always be found
a spot where the battle ragodliotteatl end the
leaden daath'ilsw thickest. Twenty*Moundi
of oartbi each onestazkodfiy a tasty, unpre
tending head-bosid,, osn'always bei men. In
a abort time the elements will level the rude,
ly-shaped mound, and all that will bona,
the quiet mating -place of the deadl warder
will be ths antanalrankness of tbe VMS OVel,
that spot beneath 'Nrhich reposes-his !toll and
war-worn irsule.—Anny . lineespondems of the
CATTINiVe:
v Rebel Barbarity., . f
The Beaton Jared says : "At the battle
orjiattyeburg; as %rein informed by rue who
ilMersed Abe litoldent, a wounded rebel sol
dier fell:pear our lines. Ps moans and erica
for water were piteous - and exalted thatonii
passion of soma of the memberi of - a Media/
churettereglment They attempted to ro-
Have him, hat found that tho task would be
perileul is censeasuMee of the vigilance of
semis/111=1as sharpshooters - sae ggd arca:
ted a lodgment withisi a ledge at ito'greet
distance. At , length one of our.men, tumble
to restrain bbi eyinpathy, threw dowitlois glut;
holdup wf cannureand culled out to the Ar
kansas menp , llow don't 'shoot; I'm going to
give Meg - goer_ fellow some water.' had
nearly reached the wounded firm vbon
wasWhyas:lr fiotadirelmilißleiiied com
pelled-to relinquish hid'IniSSIOSI Of kindness.
The rebel Haws= know that it 'wee one ut
their owri - comradis who'wait suflarlng;tstnO
emotion of ;ryropathy ~c ould 'restrain their
fiendish millgettyel • -
ttliePrragentthinilin and thef,Baltir
, . more Convention,. , :
At a — rtepnblican — retiticition : seeitbrit in.
Bangor t jgr,4ce: pektrday evening Vim-
Presidentll4llip,„ made an eddies' pf some
lonstiOrbieeibe i tim k occasion Welly to
commend the nomination made at Bspimors,
enfogiring the President as a Min of eminent
abil, andet rare and unmupassettintesyir
ty—ene sheltie adidebsiered the government
wen, and erholelitiping the nation ehtorriii
difficulties-mailman on the steered OW
1 pies of liberty.. lid pito 'peke of B - sptiii
um, from .perional-knowbeige, as an incur ,
„
runt:ibis patriot, cue .emlnimtly fitted; and
valiliedfoithipsitiee to which be been
lnominated,glitilsid that the ticket Bi ;
har,
the boned - and earnest endorsement shp•
port of 1 4 1 -IP. OPP? . : • , ,-, •:1
. Teat prpfekof ;Walden have boon 'sanding
addresees and giving sannades to the •:Dolo
,
of ilithofillid; '-trikola" , in their ait4for
dourtaq-lo Darrihaldl. „From Gibraltar on
the Id of flay the NW biro wit* this
- aid,' dear frfendf - Haring*riad in t Lon•
don jotnitali that yon and yourfrionds bare
formed thogouelonsintantionia open a oh-.
scsiPitsiiitt-fainir.of th'lself snamt obildreni
must tit jau - knenrahat' Wit iniposSible for
me to adopt it. " It L, however, but oneda ,
mind the more on the gratitude whir snl one.
to W
yatt Antiolcatr:tobln friss* !or . o ob
Indlisss. — Tierotodly - yodra. '•,
'"To the. Doke of tinthaland.
Gausaant."
General Grint:Re EtrathersAtt.Law Rob , I
.Ttied.py uerrillau
Tadao Dent l 69tfierTin,lsw of, Got 4 Grant,
had for some`tioairliii onttinating
plantation tonmilaa baeli oof Skinirltlko Lan
dins, ott • A guerilla party
enured the neighborhood:on Lut Itiesday.
stole alsti:anlos; and "elided iwaf alftha
noiines'atoploirOton the pbtititloaN i and ay
cry thing shiest - aould inmovild...l"ln
.Indge hlmeell luoltod 6140114'a tailing
ana came up tO
Ifas 4drew, Jobnion of , Tpanetpu *bpi
to the tjaitutel of tho'tratia State", wbOi the
seouslontsta into deporting their potteolared
to Psi
_to them, ps by slgnlllosntly shook big
forger it 'did. Duls;' , .. It I were tllo.2cesl.-
dent I would 'must you as truttonr;tii jolt
as tralton,stid.ieutim.estrwilpii
. Is Is proposed t 0 builds new
Ltierpool - -4reolusidredthouisad Aka* let ,4 '
tern P,4414 t!don'Wthe - c1ty,11917 ths*'
the WO !light •..
Mil New yo*.roirlud of.Caunerce . biu
pitied Its Inbarlptio2-prba tay sl2!s itutr,
,
ead heriAked !tsratasg-o,rtillsig,`
kF. 410 .0 !if 0 , 000 shimbi,ead Donut
atilegilizirirse gipped from Waltdairt4
Uttlnolle+4,o64odimaia. anat. t
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Grant's Movement... His Army too
Mach Reduced to Aright in an Open
Flgnt".Tremulotte Opinions in Rich..
monA Concerning thcA?respect•—The
Evicnation onsldered
a Military Necessity.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York World, writes on the 79th:
Tho last private advice' received from
Richmond represent Cern! Lee as herong been
eamptetety taken try rorpre by the =velment of
the Charm forces toward the James—an erts
for whirl he was in no, way prepared. MS
hope was that General :Grant rronld remain
on the Clsiekahominy, and direct ell hi' efforts
direction. Thia imddon 'chino pf base
having upset all the calenlatierit of the rebel
loader, he has been forW to give up• all his
preparations, and to transpose his system of
defense elsewhere.
. . .... .
This explains why our troops have been en
abled to accomplish their change of bate
withont.any opposition,; and to march almost
in lighter the rebels withorthanyAttempt on
their part to hinder their admen. Another
reason more patent yet, is Pat their' forces are no
much reduced by the various battles in teltieb they
/tare been rogag!clp that they can hardly afford at
present tofigbt an the open Aide • They roust
neonatally have a-line of rifle pits and earth •
slake In front of them ,afore they venture to
ere. This hay been ot#Stingly illnatrated in
the present advance. of ahr own troops thransh
Namaland antithe Long Bridge, ani opera.
'Gan which it wax in the power of Gen. Lee
to pretreat bad he been strong and wise
enough to do it.
Since General Grant 11111 safely eeeched the
Jamas, the impression in Richmond ie the: he
will build a strongly Lutrenchcd camp on the
shore of the river, or perhaps &fail himself
'of that ,already prepared by General Butler,
mid - march from that point in the direttion of
Port Darling, which it tslitit intention, they say,
to tabs by storm. . Once in possession of that li
fort he will advance on Petersburg, and pro—
ceed from that city, in ;the vicinity of which
General Lee is likely to give him battle,
straightforward to Richmond.
The uneasluen of the rebels Is not, how
ever, cauedso much by th e fear of having a
battle, as by the appall:maiden of seeing all
.the'.,,eonaranatcations - nonneithrg Ithihmond
'With lite-latitrior cut and destroyed. They
kriew well that their cavalry is incapable of
competing with 09114 and to protectefdoienbly
the roads through which they draw their men,
their supplies, - and their ammunition; and
tlintlheir capital may, tit any moment, be in,
sainted and deprived or the manna by which
it has been hitherto endbled to resist..
This is onset the moil perplexing prospect
of the rebels, one which they. en now 'discos.
sing with thattraittestnesi and glow of;feellng
istairds:;theY - bring . in- I, their discussions.discussions.
'Slimy ire °felts ophil r n
that if Gen. Gnat
suneedi-in -complete! severing Richmond
from all its lines of oommunication, the emelt-
. ... ..
take a that tityDreolitat a military '<rarity
which to is isspossa - is /Fr an the f' ,we o i /t( the
Coafecforory satited to present. /a ottafturvis,
Richisond„ ar deprived of j , rooirios . r.*:{l4"*.iiii
tioni of 'm, Rideau! tritated 'mWsto
cannot stood ihirtg do.o and mom be ii*aiatid.
This is the gloomy conclusion to which the
rebels hare arrived sines the transfer ,of our
troops from the Chlokshotainy. At the sums
time Richmond, repreienteB by tibiae 'writers
u being wen stocked with all kinds of grain,
has ,hardly enough toisubsist two months to
come, and the inhabits are now trotting
for the 1141/' aunties - replenish their wz
i.o
handed puma:rice, . citcutustante . Which
Make still mere.probable the fall of that city,
and iluscoMplete swims of the. expedition.
ander oommand of 9enoral,lGrant.
“The Kilkenny Onts.”
A conesydiident of!'"Nota cmd Qucrics.",,
that- pleaeaittest of reipoettoriee - antiona•
timi:lora;aaa'of 3.1 f. Orysedast'e qoalat aad
oadotte thtajil giaerally:—giveatbe foltoirfai
. lieatant of tbe-oilgitilof the ecesuaoa saytog;
quarrelsome Cati".:-two of
which felino desperadeei are assorted to have
fought so long and se furiously that naught
was tined of them at last but tarodalle., Thy
writer 111170
During the rebelliOn which occurred 'in
Ireland in 1798 (or may be in 1803)) Kilken
ny was garrisoned bye a regiment of Persian
soldiers, whose custom it wail to tie together
In brier of their barraik rooms two eats by
their respective tails, and then to throw them
face to farm aeon a line generally teed - for
drying .clothes. The: cats naturally became
iefuriated, and scratched each other in the
abdomen until death ensued to one or !bah of
them; and , terminated' their stiffertngi. • The
;Mors of tho oorps . te ultimately actqusint.
ed with thee* barb nil note of cruelty, and
they resolved to pat an end to them 'Ludy:nu.
Leh the offenders. Iniorder to effect thin par.
pose an *mar woe oTdozod to hopped each
barrack roputdailyi.andlo report to the com.
mending officer in what state he fond the
room. The cruel goldieds ' determined not to
lose the daily torture of the wretched cats,
generally employed one of their comrade; to
watch the .approsish bf the 'editor, dn order
that: the eats might) be liberated load take
refuge in eight before the visit elate plater to
the scone of their torture.
On one occasion the "look-out man" nett
bided his duty, and the officer of the day via
heard ascending the. ',barrack stairs while the
tits were andergonig heir customary torture
One, of the trooper immediately seized a
I Sword fiectihri..aren•rackiand , with a single
blow divided the toile of. the two oats. The
course;'.Usektiod thietrgh the open
windoirs of the room„ which aro entered
Alnaultimfae dieted! Oeiwarff by_ the ciao?,
,who inquired what wars the . 611136 of the two
bleeding cats' tails , being - suspended on the
'*lathes tine, - andtrasitold that "two seta had
been fighting in the room ; that it was fond
imposelbby to separate them • and that they.
foughtrao desperatelY that they had devoured
each other op, with the exception of their two
tailsr ;which _may,-Elnevo satisfied Captain
Behmeekelkettele but Could have deluded
anypiracre bat .e beery Prtuelan;
Allatooni
,
If any - one wouldlunre as Idaho( thinainet
Mi
of this atoona Blake, let Mei lola tie ten
thousand bi ll s of vrgions rises (none f them .
OF/ lallb). 011 fitmitildrregalerly. .1444 a vast
paral(eloaarea, a :kindred- miles long
end , from 4 sWle fifteen -broad broad; `strew th,
sidesindiuMmits bills infra pillion
Waseite.loadd tif.frograeatslifqttrts aud Mat
hive 'ill sorts of isOusible,aud impossible
=
gorges droving', mai; gin all 'possible di
remions among the bills; then hover the en
tiro tract with a *buy pleuittal groWth of
sltteliatittegifb•wead.lbebobi--rin have
the Allatoots Mo • .thins.
,
- MJuaromrs Or Mtn Com Rama Barns
~430"metimnitheiSi r hiehienerallypre
tails among the ' d-. andAyingis ban
LAO by an:idiom Incident. ' , An Idshman
who had been fatally wounded was advised
by the surgeon . to glee his effects to M person
AmuPy..- Dlepulled out Ids gang, anti leaked,
oonioally; 'fl II - leto 'wouleslend that haute to
the cold =man." ' Yes," said thud iktats
Next came out his glasses, and thou $17,136
of whisk- one doll* was -slim. All , them
things he wanted cont. But when the dele
gate went to take I them, he asked put to
~W alt a bit. These 'lreton suro not always
right. Yam betthet be either seeing whethot
I'm going to die or not." . 1 _
.._
Rev. Beery Ward Beecher dispelled of
Bewi,lk. LouVs 711ble ._argumont for ilave
withoutal 'Mb tomatoes!. the Other day, at
eatd: 'When thofn 'WU cursed to woe mused
bratrf an who hid ast. got .oiet a drunken
debatiob. and had ' the headaeba—aid who,
having just got cow a dobauoh, wu rot au.
au:0 1 00 01 1 0 447b047."
Tann Is a rat-eater giving exhibitions near
earllide, England. '.The man is * ten Kalf,
only- *ens& head} dren , AEC an apron', and
eau thirty to fortyirats a day, first btthig ni t ft
'the heads of the vermin. Tin polio* pa t
then disgusting eshlbitlots, and 'the; people
- go to see them. I I
Qatint to ataxia attabeio by an atillotod bat
.67'itidowet_ r waif
liOd wants ,ta be borrbid to mutt°. - At Wan
aszklok;l7. *mis t rals, la dig We ilole4bi
the side of mg to tither walto—list tt be
d ee p. .
Alannon , and linalleh internatloial 'Gam
vlaaltdug,• - rtaatolit took ;Oki* rOoontlj at
p, o inzpon_. depir Unapt; An Ba
allatv•tano.hine ..4ott:tha •.dtat Flti„ and. a
Blanch theranoondaa' • - - '
A isiicalaz7,l 26 zitly Piro lnavandlot the
banattnf 4xtanaating ettetunitanaos" to a
borriblewratedt - wto murdered , hl own mother
bf'hiaditt bet; )04 .161ni In s'apg heap
inalibtl via 4 1 4:
, .
*1 1 416 1 1 11 4:
airs* in Bangor, Me., for
opost,tho furroloiuld
cob, irsrpo firrooi tio Name t11ct0.,,.
:4 , Vailial4o 3 ie
Wtladban qi• a
PITTSBURGH, SATUDRAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1864.
From the Front
THE FIGHTING AT PETERSBURG.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. SMITH'S CORPS.
Grant Beinforeod by Fresh Troops.
'MUM PROBABLY IN OUR HAND&
Rumored Evacuation of Rich
• mond!
THE REBEL CAPITAL CDIIPLETELI LSOIATEO
.Nan Year, Jane 17.—The Time' path
ington special of the 111th . says: Ono of
Grant'a couriera„,who arrived here this;mom
leg from Bermuda flundrod,•with dieintehes
for the Government, may* that velum he left
yertarday morning ( We dnesday,lsth ) fighting
was going on In the vicinity of .Potersharg.
Cannonading and musketry flring,,whlch could
be distinctly heard at the. Landing, be e m at
earli'dann. It was very hemmed ap red
to be momentarily increuing In eaverity.
Grant's whole army was swore the J 11.13261
river, Its rear several miles west of Boil:rude
hundred. - The whole "of Smith i e I,cltu
on
"trivet!. . Several thousand frish rel t
form
mania have reached lierinud‘and are itang
up. The file corpe had advanced; Beihlnke
Petersburg before this Is in our hands,las the
rebels liad but oomparatireii a'ernall forms
thereto. defend it. Nothing bas been! heard
trent Sheridan.
• A special to the Tiee, dated headquarters
Bermuda Hundred, June 15th, 2 a. m.,f say':
The 18th Army turps, lien. Smith, Whkeh wee
detached from the Army of thel,Potedeare pre
Monday, rejoined Bntler'i command last eve
xtlitg, landing at Point of RMls.Appoitittox
river. On reporting to Gen: Britler, priers
were immediately issued to Smith 6 mbro, at
twaVolock this morning, upon Peters4rg, in
reenjunotien with a strong cavalry forcetunder
IC ani 1.... ~1.
4hiniti spent nearly all of to. day wide itet
hAtif*ting the line of entrenchinents at this
patty and -expressing himself well 'Bossed
eritli t tieeendition of affairs here.
'tßetlet , tcl-day relieved Gilmore front dolt;
is eliiiiiiiider of the 18th corps. .The 'ground
of notion alleged was on delay In Moving
his trnopr on. Petersburgh: lest Then/ay.
Gilmore has requested that a Court of
Inquiry luveitigate the matter.
While I am writing these lines the rumble
of' irtillirrand the clattering of house, as
they cross the pontoon bridges over the 11741
can be distinctly heard.
Hancock arossed-I.near Part Powhattan,
et t tfelr.Miles bet* City Point. . .
: • clienham .rwrised last night with ad
sift lTritift pontoon trains, and the nosing la
now going err unmolested.
A Tribune oerresponder4 Stine 13th 1 rays ;
The inny.ement to- Janie! liver,rwal in three
columns, Hancock and Wright 'Arad the
Ohiskithem , ny, Btu:tilde -On .the left, andl
Wright in thenentre; . • :
Sheridan is ell With the divialons of Gregg
endLerhett,,. to, dad 14,2 7 , 0 40 9 9tPxtin1
this - direction. , ' : • ' 1
A Herald correspondent with Buller, on the
15ili says, Bents loft here kit night with
• taiga form of cavalry In the direction of
Petersburg. . t
The, Hero! 1 Portreu Monroe tlawerpondan t
way, the mpture of Petersburg Mill place us
In possession of all the railroads umlauting
Bletteond with the South, thee preventing
repplies .front • roichleg Ittohnieettiptiso the
rebel conscripts lubhat direction. The only
*heed opera is theLynchtitig and Danville,
:aiidlytet Is attended to by Hunter and Sher.
The W.rhi'. Washington tpeolsl gip that
rumors are rifethat the rebels have evacuated
Richmond. ~.,The rebel Congress aijburned
'hastily althea closing the 'lndoors 'before
them, and hot only prisoners but noa-cem
batantslave bele removed South. Ittleasid
the evacuation was provided for three Months
since, when they commenced removing the
pubiio archives to Golembla. South Carolina,
and Macon,, asergia, and other plains.- A
hoary exodus of women and -children, who
recently came hero, think the'place L cren
ated now, and that Grant can take It without
s struggle. -
Tho Rebel capital was never In oath dan
ger: The :taros& Bonet .are in tirinNi
hands, sad Ara toms Imo poast4iOn of
theDinvUleth4 The Cspitil Is aomplotely
TELL PHILADELPHIA' FAIR
SPEEOII" OP TEE PiiESIDENT.
HIS OPINION OF POSITION.
•
PAILADILP}II,II, Tone 16,-After the „Teed
dent had been contacted through the Pair, he
retired. to the sapper room, loop - Pp Thee.
Webster gave ha • bumper : "TM, heildi Of
the President." The Prohibit 004, aid
dosed as follows : "We aregoipg
our tasit i eo far as lam ommerned,,it ttsYee
three' years longer.l have notheen In the heti
of making predlotions,but am almost thmilid
now ;to haeud one, and I wilL : Ai ,that
Grant 1111 this seating in a position With
Meade and lianceek whom ha clan nator,be
dislodged by the enemy niitll Itidawoing it
taken. If, I,sititlldiseerer that he May be
greatly facilltatod friths eaptogof Itiohniond
by rapt* Topiolne . APltiois Inge . Mn—
bora of armed men at the briefest no
des, will, yen go ? ledee of yes Ii Will
son march on with him? [Orin of yes 1, yes I]
I Then I abut call upon ;on when it k isetert,
.[Lsighter aid - applause, bring WWI
di•Proeident retired from the table.]
The President lanes ter Washington at
o'elookitmorrow morning.
Vallamligham at Home—Re: Utt.
mates Tozpiise to Resist any '
Attempt to Arrest Him.
Connor= Juno 17.—The ftwuniretara
Dayton diaper:eh me thereat but little doubt
that Vallandl i ehain's arrival. wu uneapeeted
to hithionde. 1110 hustle was open yeeOrdayi
sad a-large. numbetqf, his ldonde called on
him. In retyanne Us - a serenade tut rdghti
ha said did not hollers there would be any
attempt to arrest him, but should there be, be
intllostad thistle and hie rtiends - ware pre.
oared for sn amatimeirr. announced his
intention of tonatining quiet until after the
thbrago Convention, whoa he would mike his
frirpoto luzoorn.
Miancourricfaloact or VIII Pao34/0,
Jane 16, 1864 rwe f
.
Du troops and trains araengaged . 14 MU.
Lag thj, James river, lissicook , s corps has
advanced tetrad Petersburg, which place he
was expected to veschisst night, bit nothing
ofacial; been.heald atm hlin up to this
gni* cannonading hubs= going on ha'
that direetion; ina tt letupposed that either
he or Botta bare engaged:the enemy;
The CincinnetLEneelrerr.The Nor.
. . .
Araunirui,
.
Tal2o"--/T.-/11. Oda net IMP
Ington ilipsohari_ClosiosUltdoidjobis h
ood an order forbidding - the oiroatitloot of
OlialinitFrOgoffor 46514 the 11xolto of
tits distriot. ; , • -
Thamend 'of iitOolitak 7 Wohlualbrot
end, h. tuning piii!ikpreitigkilst Ii it with'
lut
•3: - •
• --
MENZ
MEG
MY 211 VD gUBVIM4N.
The Drift In dui 22d Dlatilet. '
The following is the result of the draft In
the Eighth Ward, which took place yesterday
morning at Provost Marshal Footer's (dice:
Josiah Butler Jutoh Dakar
/area Pugh John Lapper
Geo Younger Hobert Brown
James Ward Matthew Los
Hugh Hely Henry Schrader
Christ lichelikopn George Welman
iilexanderr Jack Jams Shields
John Dello. John Drenting
Thee Phillli. . Hobert Gmelukr
John Doyle Dental O'Neil
Jahn It Jones J 11Sergoant '
Walesa McCormick Bernard Harringt• 0
Peter F Smith Fred Caplan
John E.hlenous Joseph Spann • •
l i Owen Hart . Leonard Wegener , * ,
Dentel Barr George nail ! : .
Henry Colossal', John Elgaon i
'unts Tracer Pater Prue .
Olsen Jones leery Miltrun
Andrew J Taylor ; James Hell
John Campbell Themes Moons , - .
Wet Lamphemoyer hitched George
Anthony Byrne Patrick Drennen
Wm Towner ' John Wilms • •
David Thoems -, Alex. McDonald
Heigh McCoy • Henry le uteri
Lewis NVllholes - fred. Sleben
Adolphus Mich° .1 • . Daytd Howells . , -
Philip Ebert • Adam Hardy
Henri King Ixonord Derr .
Wm J Omagh '' John lingo
George, Meyer , JIM. S alertum ,
Merles Ilepp ' ' -, '
Illenry Cramp '
Matthew Ready Emed Kakhor --
John McNeely, James Garoyan ~..
Berneyeampbell•• • Luke Loomhp
Anthony Snyder John Owen
Andros Schiller John Demean
Deettie Duffy , Jaime Wynn , • .
John Vallely Richard Pritchard
Rkltard Corr Edmond WILII.OI
OHO Graff Andros Herta
D. H. Williams John Doi:Overly
Miaow! Malone Jones Conlon
William Heiser Charles S Hibbs • '
John,lYDnianell Daniel Kelley
At two °clock the draft woo resumed., The
following to the rennin the i
-..
,_
antra WOOD. I :
James Salmi ! .
Henry Smith t •
William Stiostash t
Daniel liertridti
lame Lnagttlin
John Hoover
Armstrong Ilendetison
1.1 0 Gebharl
Hama Count •
?home Brown
John Jackson
gainnel Junkin
John Itlogler
Valentino Meglomat)
John 0 Kemp
Morgan Craig
Jams II II Furlley
Michael lin.h
Cowell Rambach
John Norman, :Jr
*tilt= Carroll
Calrizr Dequelds
CV illismilcitoborts
It hrtnlan Timmer
'William 0111rnors i
roma /Mira,
Penman It Dar
June B nal
Jana Minato
Derv! Vesta.
And Dobemmirser
Patrick Conway
Alex liciCautry
John Maj a
riirlesi Loblri
Frannie timemdrit
' /Intern Rendareen ,
Illmotby bulliran
William Ruda
'Awe lime,
Patrick Elena
Maw, Dais
John Elea
iElltott Bagtmlder
Mary 61brlatt
6obert Co:itt
•
John SC Thonrinun
John 5 X Mee
611Ihun1Ly
Daniel lionlincks
George nay
noton,Braddock
John Morn=
f ranch, Como,
ralatiel Si. wart
Lotto Borkebtle
Vans! Websttr
Kmp
John S Shane
John Bogy
E=WII
• - •
lease nastier
Geerge Stank
Saml Densest;
Joan Bumeskei
/mesh Charlene:a
Lettet ;teem the 01 Region.
The Oil City Monitor in its reviser of the
market for Ate weak ending the 0111,111 st,
says t Oil 141 steadily advanced ulnae our but
report, and, has now reached higher ligares
than .% hare over known at the wells. Buy
era are plenty and sellers independent: We
easy quote $9,30 per barrel as about the raise
per barrel, In bunt, at the wells, and semi
producers !irking $lO. In all probability $lO
gill be the nail:ignite before the close of the.
present week. How high It will run tip.we
navel-no means of asoerteleing, the ductication
A gold go:ten:log the price of off to a, groat
°Vont.
On Thuteday teat, Mourn. Phillips & co.
tubed their new well on the Petroleum Stone
tot, and commenced pumping. Thegasibeing
eery strung, prevented too. pump' from work
-Wig only at intervals of several boors. The
prodoct:,of the Brit- day hr operation! was
about' 'three .barrels, and. on Saturday tt
yielded glut eight barrels. The oil is of a
very eappr . quality- Mr. Chalker lialles
and Bifigesi have pardiussed•one.; - .sattrf& of
the working lnterest, for $2,000. -
The well of Brown L - • Benedict, at Walnut
Bend, on the satt 01e of the river, yielded
about twelve hundred ha:vela - 4 dayfor a year
and a half, but wart finally abandoned an ao
wont of the cheapness of petroleum.•Reeent
iy the wall has been chambered anew and Is
now yielding fifty bands per day. The well
ea on the Bruner farm, opposite upper Wad
aubleland.
The David Smith farm, on the river, Are
miles halo* Franklin, in Sandi Crook ,town.
ship, haangaps been sold. The price' paid I
was f. 25,000. Rho company eshichtztose aim
the property heve rem monced active spire
done.
,
Many of the well owner. are closing the
noroprodneing.walls by potting down seed.
bags" in order to increase the yield of thou
in in operation. •
lion. Alexander tiolmixt last wear egid Its
farm on the Allegheny rivet In President
township, for $15,000.‘ •
The Phillips on the Tarr farm, is
pnmang onelandrod barrels per day, with
prospect or a largo - increase.
it Is reported that and, Masson* Co. have
'track a fifty barrel well an the lighert farm
Court of quarter Besalons.
Before Judges Mellon and Brown.
• ,
The following outs were disposed .of yes•
lade, forenoon : •
George Beeler ens tried on a charge, of as
sault and battery, .o n of Wray:
The jury returned s verdict of nut guilty,
the prosecutor to pay tha l ;coste.
Commonwealth to. William W.' Brock
, man, indicted; for committing a j fele
teens assault , upon. limes McCombs, On the
leveeing of the a7th.of April, In Wide alley,
Bourth Ward,' Allegheny. Brockman repro-,
tented himself to be a detective, and Cooing,
McCombs (who bad seen • mem ber of Colonel
Clark's regiment) wearing a uniform contor
dared him to report himself to the Pkavosk
Marshal's aim. McCombs called at the oVI
die, end upon showing hie discharge wpm in
formed by Capt. Hirker that Brockman 4iur
acting at a detective without authority from
him. 'McCombs afterwards met the alleged
"detective," when a diMailly arose between
them, during which Brockman shot McCombs
in the lab groin, indielinee were wound,
which • conked . him to lab house for. same
areeki; „ Dr. 'Jaime' it, Merton testlded that
habad attended:tholtmidui man, and; hod'
boon anahluto extract tho .baU. The **mod
was lever., though titan time eta he Oicoald
end that it would restilffittally'
011 Dlaco verlee ln New flannewick.
We have; J,..osilretd cePy of the repOit'or
Dr. Merbeit W. 0. Twaddle; manager Of th.
,
llitardard'oll'Worke,ef thils elty. Wllllll'l4
explorationplor oil on the lands of the!Nest.
moreland Petiole= Conipsay of New Dmna-
Wielr:..A.. well :Ilia secontly bean - sunk 'On
these lands,,,to the depth of .430 feel; and the
tndioationi tie of the 'host favorable +sno
ter. At the 'dine' -of alnetr. foot, several
veins of oil were, passed, and atone Itemised
and twenty feet' an ateallent show of qll was
sten*. At three hundred feel, a vein of, salt
water 'waif opened, and the gas was; eery
strong. At , dour hundred feet. another salt
irate thin wan ttruelWand half a pint ktf oil
;tenni, be branght . np* the eand.prenp.l
The baling-16W .oudueted,h7 Mr.
Alfred
Bhuttaly;erho had been opetatlng ten two
yawl) !Atha: Veneago oil Treglow • The land
now belaideyeloped ip 'New Bititswloh was
leased by MaiguiliDs Lowidaillxitiiii consul
&Clic:stone Mau., arid has long been noted for
its surface oil springs. There irons to Into_
doubt ontortalled that these lands eep,ba
ada teylold 'rich treihrinen of - pettoletun, •
- •
Had Case 'IT Drowning. . '
,OhTheridepatelotog o P. Bo;lstele,
aged abont elghteenttertir' s ft, warwggidantally
drowned In Pine mak abont one mile, .froin
ate Pled& It tipiestdethat the - deceased had
been oat to the Ptilll2V7, aid bejag on hone
but be drove into the croak for the ptirposo
of giving bls hette- a drink.; -Not , be &P-
I Tainted with the loaalttjr, hedroveborsi
title a hole sonie ttazi. ortwelye feet deep. and
going delis it T< npP dho was kicked
by theft:duel...end *lurid so as to fonder
hloutiable telly*: himself. The boar Mai
mattered,* short timaaftar the accident; "tat
llfci wan satinet. Coroner McClang hold an
tngaut en the body, dui jury returning
dials accordance withAhe tads., The haste
soacoodod Inqtmetlest aaltep.'
Duo raOi Ilts Isztonzo.—Wiai
nioxibit of tt040911 - regtooontinhotolVfrout
theifootth4o* wjndow:ot Cort lZgaonyrq
on Monday inetailogi dlad from bLitnitisi an
Wodneado7.': As soonu 14 1 4 4 1 ',lrak
atitoodliooraOnnortod t r osthi-nall000rilok;
noinonstaft, ,se;
and:oxprf,o
ah0y,.7,14,,Q11.1444121"17!-"•-• i ! ! •
Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair
This sale of paintings, photographsdko 7 Ac i
on Thursday netted a large stun, and pro
dined a spirited competition. The donations
from France and England .. have Jost arrived,
per express, and the sale will beetintinned to
night (Friday,l7th Inst.) in the 'Art Gallery,"
at 8 o'clock, Alex. Mailman*, unotlonees.
The French goods, direct from'Poria, aro ills
donations of eminent ladies. aid gentlemen,
and nlll doubtless bring high - prices me objects
of curiosity and art, and will be reserved as
favorod mementos of the grand Fair. The
articles embrace
Ova? 200 photographs of distingniehed per.
eons In Eatope.
• Over 20D aterosooplo - views.
A on_berbly carved goblet.
French Cologne noses.
A magnificent impet goo' of green velvet.
An embroidorod traveling sack.
One tine French attiring box.
An ologant Prencb basket.
A Parastan lace bonnet.
it .
Ladles head - dresses and genie. nee
French ennif.beges, ran and anal ri
osities of a highly valuable and rest...,
Mg character, copies of pennons, Arc..
A contribution of Books-has also jut been
received from London—donated by -the Au
thor of ' Baptist Wriatherly HoetsLentillod
"The Rebellion in America "-..Wreedom
I and Slivesy In the .llnited Sustesc and
" Chapel Royal bermons,"..lm: _Photo', will
I also he offered for tale a feer - of Longfellaw's
1 emirs, donated by himself for this: benefit 'of
the - Pittsburg Sanitary 'Pair, and emits! rot ,
ame Contains a photograph' of the author, and
hit autographic signature.
Oliver Wendell Reims' has also very hind
ly donated a- few-copies of his . poome,'with
his autograph, which mina/10 be said.
So rare an opportunity of obtaining offer
ing( of Inch an interesting and valuable char
acter seldom presents itself, and we hone all
lovers of learning and admirers of the! fine
ante, and seekers .after ancient ,and foreign
curieshici, will be punctual in their attend
ante, and contribute liberally to stet ajust,
1 noble end parrlotio Mums:
The Vale of Paintings, qr.
The Sale of paintings, and othei'yorks cf
art, at the Art Gallery, on Thtusstaiesening,
was largely attended, but the bidding was by
no means spirited. We name a few of the
artielee sold, with the prices obtained:
beautiful statuette of "Plant," donated by
C. Miller, woe sold for $175; Landscape;
"Kittanning Point," by Retest, $00; Portrait,
of Cot Clark, purchased by A. tenpins, on
behalf of the friends of the Colonel, at $100;
'Portrait of Bishop Domenes, $4O; "The Of.
Niles," by Truor . McClurg, $80;."Old Vir
ginia Home,"...br -Blythe, $3O; "Wounded
Soldier," $10; Landscape, "View on the Ju
niata," by Wall, $80; Albums, containing
Photographs end autographs of the Senate
and Howse of Representatives, ($3O each,)
660. Only one autographic latter eta offered
—that of Henry Clay—which aoldforsll. A
large number of fine pictures, landscapes, fruit
pieces, portrait', etc., sold at very low rata*.
Several paintings were offered, but.hattto be
withdrawn, the bids being entirely toti low.
The eel. was not finished until a Jab boar,
when Irtriui Uiinotitieed that the sale or alto
graphs autographic letters, eta., would take
place this evening, at tight o'clock, at the
Art Gallery.
The Sewing iteeltaue Contest
The following litho reralt of the contest
for the beautiful Ginter & Baker Sewing Ho
chine, donated to the Sanitary Fair:
German Catholic Orghans'lum..... ..... 210
fassavent's Intlmam 143
flome of the Friendless. 55
Epislopal Church Home
Bi/tOtl of Moroi
de: Partra Orphans' Asylum..
Ladies' Aid Bocioty
Honstrof
Allegheny Orphans' Asylu©
Total rotes, of $1 tub
The Committee ' oonsisting of Messrs. Jas.
Park, Jr., B. P. Jonr.s, John 11. Chalfrust and
Wns,D, Ale4osrazt - havnnaccially armottneid
the - above fastat, and. awarded the mettle to
the Getman Ostholla Orphans' Asylum..
Nit/burgh and Erie Railroad
On Wedte:day the long continued sound of
the steam whistle- of the construction train
from.Erit, of the Pittsburgh and Erie Rail
road, announced the pleasing fact that Abe
connection had been made between:that raid
and that of the NewOutle and Roarer Valley
—the last tie in its place and the last rail
It was expected that the regular traits
would commence running by the 4tlt of July,
Int as considerable work is yet to de, in bat
lasting the toad, erecting etatione, ratting up
water tanks, eh., etc., it is hardly hoped now
that the road. will be in complete running
order before the 15th of the month.
Dittman Vmtio or TECralnll.—Captain
dries Walker, an aged-citizen of Greene
township, Erie county, who had been very
deaf for many years, had his hearing sudden
ly restored during a thunder stoma on the
.25thultimo. Ile states that iihmedtately e
-1 ter a load report of thunder his head seemed
to ' , feel all hollow," and that he told :those
about him he could distinctly hear a 9: they
said. lie is now able to converse without
the slightest difilmilty, hearing as well as
persons fifty years old—he Is a great deal
older—generally do,. and presenting, In his
011/10 a cartons feet for the Inreptigutlen of
the learned and scientific.
,P/LPIRIS . Ammerao.—Yesterday a man
named. Lots, who keeps a variety store on
Ohio street, Allegheny, called at the okay
lishMent of J. Y. Kauffman Jr on :Wood
street, to make some perehmes.._ After "he
left the store two muds of , pookot-knives
with a small stun of money ere =las
i tog. Sttspleion fell upon,Lats Ai being the
gulttl party;'hild. a warrant was batted- to
searehlts store. %Thor:visaing goods weronot
towed, bat a spy glassiaurgioal-instraxemsts
and cquanUty of other - ertielet - wire Mena
lied by atr. Kauffman as being hIS. property.
Lute was arrested, and will-have a hearing
tbLi evening.
Tsui /mama Urn Gaza, Walrus Rau.:
war.:—This road is now Inesily'llintsbad. to
Dayton, at which point, it connects With the
Dayton and Cincinnati. road, on -which' extra
rails are to be laid, connecting the _Atlantic
and. Great Wastarn Railway with the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad. There will bo an Tulin:
tarruptad six toot gauge route fro= Now York
City, to 64.Lonis, a distal:ea of 1,200 tulles.
The,road;it is enacted, bo opened to
Ditto's In July, and the ooluseation through
to St. Louis will be made in the course of the
. .
Tira".Ditarr is Boma iJD AIIIIITICMII.
The Bond of Enrollment of the. 23d Dlstriot
lane for Butler to4norrow (BaturtlayJmern. 7
Inge They will eitcalne' drafted men at. the
(hurt Entree In Butler on blanday, and
Tuesaayr, On Wednesday they trill go t
Ettlansklng end examiner the awn drafted Ist
Armstrong °panty on Thursday and Pildayi
end return o n The. oars, 55 Fed—
itaratitetistlleghin'yorlll be kept open, al=
though no basilican can be transaatod during
the absence of , tho. Beard.
Disarm° Straarirrrra Sawn—A Pabittrato
named-Davidatansfprdv rrho harbbeen paid
$5OO by a drafted man at Wooster, Ohiciornd ,
afterwards. deserted, ,was arrestod at Brine!
station, -
but again esosPed; Thp dater who
tut4A4 In charge called him . to built, hut ho
ramrod to do so and ants rhea dead. Tour
attuTenbettentes, who are reported to "hare
come front: Canada, In renipini with 'Logi
ford, and-who alp entered.. the - suttee ae
ant4tUtttnh ihnietteol at the isianctime:r
. .
r Astom& ti:C011 :
aoe ,aireltait 74terdyj 'end, taknit.lie
foriXeyorAtatinider, of Alloglienj a ediarged
on ontherilebectes Webb with.= anianleand
.The - leirtlinieudio , seerresideate - ol
BinnehestaT,beea=e involved En ek - dispette
&boat n, efleili - tub; ihen theedliOdeisesalt
wu committed, !dn. Crilonnor eras held to
bell for her eppoerence &t t7oart:
lawns . Slum st,
lade that Cerebral = ,folin" Xielcipi of. the
lsathP4llllll.-Voll4 died on Banclay wreaths,
ialleampbelt . :lfospltal, • Washlngter, Ol
-epeed,; , .:far, afet,*,4l,, , :ptetTed , In bat;
ilea7e, the 1 1 111403 tail; .".21ar t :•,6t1i.; . :11e. bed
biandidely wodidectill: the amis. bidet . it
1 the battled .Cfetqabarg, • .11111-111111111111 ;el*
' etilbabad sea leer homei - ead wIU be later.;
rod tatisOk4 - *o4t# l4 !lnitiOtlPiin
• • - '
r A So Ammar .Sunday ,hai," two
p l ot totoPnlnliWThinnut ErMinna noid
OlwiattOto'Yelleffe while Ipartrat at a tam,
"amll4k it* Eltsubewille turnpike;; kept - by
Efillitta l PIMA , ina /2ol ra: l n ' tt a g . *l nit i
aarsact !if:v.3llW of
'Writ, In *Ha Xiintkruir go
.1 ,
" 6 1 1 . 1 1 53 ' 1414 17
VOLUME LXXVIE;;;:NG:7_IS7
SELP-SLCIIIICIV By TIM AtIVOR 0/
Guam. BierrlA3D..-1112. J. P. Muni, MITOUii
Hall, Fifth street, has received from Maim.
T. B. Peterson A Brothers, Philadelphia,
their American reprint of a recently published
English novel, by the "Author of ' , Margaret
Maitland,'" entitled" Self—Sacrifice; or, The
Devoted Sister," which appears to be worthy
of the name and fame Of Its greatly giftedand
highly accomplished authoress. Manyyrsars
have now passed away since the writer of this
notice, in a letter from one of the most die.
thiguished historians of Scotland, received an
intimation of the authorship of " Pessaglis
the Life of Margaret Maitland," the publica
tion of which had jest then been announced;
and well does he rememberthopleseurewhich
the success of that most successful book gave
himself and other Lrleads, not only because
of the interest of oar Edinburgh friend In his
relative, but still more for the sake or the
'fair unknown' herself,— , whose star was
arising with so pure and ea spiclotis a
light above the mist-velled . hiPt of
Scotland. We are therefore to day adding
- pleasure to pleasure, when its rec,rd that the
loader; Crirs — c; has said of this new work:
The popularity - of that 'oat rea?^lkahle
anoopa- of meet reniarkable
work, 9 p lszgarei r Maitland," will be evanstir
passedby thatof thenewone,lielf Sacrifice.' !'
And the Adamson is even more 11112phttiO in Its
praise, speaking 'thus tit the anther and her
work:.'Vrith a power possessed byno female
writer of our day, unless it be by - the lainephed
Giza, Aguilar, Its fair author atrikOs oneyeri
page for the hearts and Into/ Wets .oft her
clatters, and rarely fails to touch the or
take Abe latter captive. As &plan:re:of the
vast power of s Salf•Ssovilice 1 . it has scarcely
ever been approached—oestlinly never at
oned.". ,
—For sale by Mr. henry Minor, it and f 3
Fifth street.__ _ _ . •
Ma. J. P. Mere, Ililoide Holf,.Fltth street,
has received No. 8 of American 2h/ea rentale-,
lug The Oreruaco Ghlef,!'a Story of adven—
ture In South America, by J. Thome' Warren;
;Gamer, for Jolt';`-The, National Pollen Ga.,
setta, for June 181 //07er's Werhiy, for Jane
25; Street .k Smith's New York WerhrY, far
Jane 80; and the N. Y. Weekly Trauma, thr
ead, Times, World, eta., for thh week.
The above are abto for sale by J. L. Sample,
85 Federal - street Allegheny.
Home cat &Mar Srotani..,--A man gising
the name of John Handcraft, hired a hone
andibuggy aethelivery stable of J. C. B:7,01-
tom, In Yougstown, Ohio, on the tth
and has not sine, bean hoard from. 'The
stolen animal was a sorrel mare, and the bug
gy mu open top, painted Mash, and nearly
now. A reward of $lOO is Offered for the re
oceery of the prosorty.
A GOOD Iserznatrr.—The books of' the
Birmingham Water Works Company are now
open at McVay Co.'s Bank, for the sub
scription of the additional. capital stock au
thorised by law. To those who ;wish to in
irst their moans profitably, this company can
be safely recommended..
Wonamtn.—Wm. A. Fox, of 00. It, 155th
Pennsyleanig regiment, was pieced in Armory
Square hospital, Washington, on the 13th
last., haring been wounded in the rodent en- .
gegaments. •
Tama Hew Is the name of the maxi who
was recently found dead in Coulter's - woods,
Westmoreland county. He wee s poppet:And
had strayed away from the poor-house..
fi. flit, of Co. P, 62d Hoe
meat, died at Armory Square hospital, Wash
ington, on the 13th Inst., from' wounds re
Mend in action. ,
* :l) 'J''
OARPETS.
We haw naii4yol±the larva and bed 'elected
stact In thla fity
ENCLISii BRUSSELS;
ha darted by enrol.; under the old tatiff,,' - wltlh
the gold plenaltim at'exty ' : •
• ..,. ~„
NEAT'IrELVGI-S-
Also, a frill assottmant of
•
Wain. CHYCHED ADD TAROT
CHINA MATT-INGS,
tow tuldthr, and st . •
The Lowest Prices, toi Cash:
OLIVER. McOLllooolre oD.,
tit yrilTE
PAS
W E NOW OFFER nu 'SALE WHIL
v ss suppose to b we tartlet worn:mat of
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths,
• •
Ittor =tatted In cttp; to 118L1E511.11. 'mitts
PLY,
_ItIGILLIB and. YX19111411 °ARP= and
EM MET OIL. CLOTHS. Pre base many tteetrable
dyke not to be toosa elteirbere, including same
bannerol good' NIANUVACITIMED EXPIIYSSLT
1011.01311. =TAIL TRADE..•
The anoint park of oar stack having been per•
chased or contracted tor before the recent heavy ad
vance in pries, will be sold at • veritatall INATIMICA
on actnal cost, war prices bolng in many Inetwoles
tar below present market rates.
Windarorglhedep_alid Platurss
Table aadViano Covers'
Hemp, List and Hag Carpets
Cocoa and China Elattlass, Croatia:
Afa Assartalad Woos on bsol thin irrat
galas, WHOLESALE MID *TAIL. • . -
Farialla 001.1irded6 1 30.
Nat
71/1.51)13 ram EiTBIECT,
botweeto P. 0., wand littai
URTH STRE
NEW WYMIS
' • -
WINDOW _".'SHADE S,
• lILOICIVEO I`llls DAY:
NEW SPRING STEEN.
or
12 ! I=',lll T S,
• AMU SIMON= -
OIL CLOTH.;
AT WC,A Is 101,11 VP.
R E TZEi E
rk4 muss RTHILT, .•;
CLAIM AGENTS.
LAW:VET= & 'MAIM AGFINITY,
111:-Jr&-HALtPAITERSON
•;• _•:
• 4 ,
Wm-
4 • ~ . .14 .17 .157340E1 4
i;r 11 . 11- • PINSUMS:- ENVIES: 'BACK !Pill'
kna
iP So dirg•astalt: woman- •
-
MAIXRET r ai &JOHNSON,
- ATTORN33 . YB.AT.L/LIAN
iluija.l4(mma enwriwr, crutd AGFrg,
llaes_oßA eszaki.
Wremot - ! - crattaiL i,y mringotl:
NS. BUZ Eh sad MILITituT
CLeuln '11 ` 514 .7 7 7 aeaertption the We
Wilber. it'll" Mann rata:vie: retsloasl;lo CO;
. • 0. O. Atkrtor i -4 1 1 ;
• • N. TS Great Meet, tteezrgo.
B. ehertitte ete - made If the &elm dm ea
mend. haihrinattem elm • rely
Nomr SEARE2I,: - -
• 4- ‘ • ArronsicraTlA‘. •
pitt i a . ..cretn
. -
Frame; ?I°F:
ba., 'dreamy Inzwo - •
balr
+1'.1'5:1.'4 ; r:',..:1,1 , 11 - 1:4, If;,A
..PlTriiftrlitqff - TEDMTE:E.
tasty saltXo ,
Tressara—
asconsai.
esuntn night of LL. cattr.t , 40,0 ' ond Rata
mtmist r gramvpos azd 'TO4lv., .as daV•
THXS VlitlV444 SO.
will b• prtublba; • r,„..mtiil t d
-
John 7.fimasPcolo....-
• ro ba.f0110.1034 L. 7.0. Gags of
OATO or, AS F
T LAW' EVPLANT S 11
.7L
ATION A.111)21117)043
• O.
Veto. the area Aleneherd.
Bran, Dog o! the Plentattcrer..h.:..:..,..:.Dotlo.
To oonetugeerith—
.• - no.unaT,l3.ll/1i47,
Dobert Dui okLoiobj.
.Pla's I il.-=A:GR,43ID PONIM,nI.I
11:2=1.3
WILLIAM L.141111311.1i tildlolf HOTEL.
Oc the Bronnsoffle -Hood. on :tie /OVA= 01
JOLT. A good Bond of Eltraloirill to la attend-
anew ;Isola to =nom/ et To'cltok' IA--
.IUCTIOJi& gdFLES:-'
Auc'n"., MALE OF COICD,E3I.C.EII
Was DIPAirIOWT, OLYAsixl39sitav„
t- Othus of Ohlefllcartatiouter,„ - A p
Weebiagtou, D. Q., April 2.611,1531.)
WIG be sold at public; shatlol, to the Whoa; US&
.or, at the thriesusd ply:cassia:at below, sits
Pewpart,'Peans, Tharidey, IfeyEthr '
emalarzuvratak btoroleyalitY
Al mit too nu no, i. /..ssse naa, arlis y y i ltlyay
.Bastlug, Prune, Ttmnarri
Itiltton, Yams, Thitteday, June 2d;
Jlortherabeshaid, row, TblusrbWrJltho„Wh; ,
arnostoe, Pam. Thursday, Jute th;
• Wlllhouport; Enna, Thu, stbay„ Jsroi '23;1
0,30 purstb,,ct (I sa ne. ' as Gettysburg, end two'
headrest ardarty , ( am& Cle., otDar pieta, •
lb= hori.both .0=41=4 we: watt for
the dimity strike of the Gutted Mates Ana_
. 7., ,
"t tor roidhad- garb -pi:spode hmsay good berGethl
- crow will to gob! aroglic • ' ,
WON begla at 11 A., and mile= dolly VII iii an
sold.
'Terms: CASIX, In Dulled S 1. Tranannrnatta
only. • JadlEB A. SISIEIf,
CoL and C. Q. AL Canary Bureau.
aVedjcZO• . :
GREAT eAL R. OF
_ .
820,000 Worthof Dry, lioodc,
Embracing M, Una Mate,' ipscas. •
Chillies, 'Papilla, Pail da,Ctarms PLUS;
Bei and Shirting Mocha, Paper sad Cambria • Hue.
tine, Irish Limns, 7sbte Diaper. Altaillassisa , no, '
Satinets, Jeans,' Vacate, Cottorardes • Latium of
Hoop skirts; black sad Tang Malicia: iSta,
Wallas and Parartli•"Ladite, Gana • Mem' and
Childnsii'a Hosiery atttili dries; tagaipiir nib inlay •
<tetrgoods nniallrintpt in • retail dry ga cda tim. •
Iniciero• stock anOold ircietre the alsantlati or \
bumf., at di, wads are daft, odvaudrrg In rtes
a 11 rioting barging aimald ad! iadata,
IIIeCLELIATIVB AUCTION;
exam', MD:MO-EAU.
.
11:13:—Coastistly ca Ldaa» lama aeertmontcl
ell Madrol tool. and ehpcsi in boat zurt !tare.
jeld
FIVIBACCO, G1100ER1E8; • 11.0:4•On
fintratalf 2101111L120, :10, 10
10 caddies Homy Dor Tobstca 1 .
10 bozos 1222221 ed 11.2•4.1ga55•
bob : Gut and Dry en.kag Tobx o;
00 NW, Gournsoast Jan pal •
6 bats salmi=tmstSn Soap; ,
• " ' Pole Yellow 8066; -
2.0 Oronad 6plcolq
16 0 primo•Dalry (76660ie„ •
10 half bbta. Mato MAW' , • -• •
' A. ataiiranix litcyr
raLPROVPI) 'EIGHTH-WARR PROP
.1.41/TY. , -Ote TOILSDAY IiTZITING; Jana 211 t, • .
at - ffieckelk will be wk.. at the Cozognarcialfielne
Dooms. flo. 64 Fifth atreett .• •
That destrible Rome and Lot eitlabe on the ippor .
owner of Neve and Gibbon greet.. bi Abe signet
ward, the lot fronWax fratxn Dadra street, and
extending along _Gibbon street C 4 tent v erbefoon lo
mechat C thenglytory 'Brick Dwelling. • le Ith•bila.
anent kitchen, Ihring ontalde beke-oven, bydrant,
Zr., end not renting at 113. or month. l'Oeindlem
Tenth—Onalldrd oath, readers in ono Mai teat
Tram; Withlntereet, leannel by band andanortgage.
lal6 . .eite hiaLLIV/LTSMeanerr:
LA WE BUILD'S:Ct. LOT: IN THE
.1-11
taII SEVE STHoIts mean.-on THUILSDAY Al% -
TOON, J SU, st 0 . 0/sck, - be - mold, on -
the promises, SW. taloabla lot of ground situate int
Artbars strott, at the dittatico of 111 feet from 09.
tr• aromas Nang= foot 9 loam foist .oa Arthrua ' •
ttreet, 14.).44L0tt 1% Inches deepta • • 22 teat alloy. •
This - property costgas a large solotmt ot good both!.
tag moos, oaatly got at. -• 7 -•
Plan or ptyporty Ono be amid office of 1.
Ham, No. stmt. 1
Title laAlsputabls Terms made knownet solo. • 7
1017 - • A. IIeILITAINE, Ant Pr.
DGGIES AND DAEOUCHE..;....thi
BBATIIBDaY - .IIOIIIITSO, June 18t
Bebeh,
U.
strect will 1 71 . 70 5 =r Top Minim awl one
excellent Bareache,orlentrcen rbiledietphis make.
JeI64.I.IcILWAMO. Aunt%
1 0 14.11 - 0?..4111731r, icc.
REMOVAL.
We tsterigninnas in tnknnini the poiliatat vi
noir ccenpy tbelarge arp3coaLmcllow!!urtika
ifo. 12 pISSELV . 9 ROCK,
ST. MAIII =
•
inMew* him Ittstioneved fmno the tosnalsotate:
of WN:.I3.II3I4DIII3ItYandBOHONIXEMB & "CO.,
anowtotofKIPIIUIOSPTA3O( I . Ahar accurgeu
amortment of 13111Tfit celebrated rismannitn*
• , •
Weans sad Nosiest goods generally..
- tbasoondatity of ilia sainnirmt mast) is
ready ortabltstuxi.! leilta history of Plistas :mom
Metroment OM plied ma rapidly Ito popedlety
or maelved =my prodsons ortddlrthe oval of
two years as .1.110 now'_ wade, hal how - , esam„
overstron Wad Traneh grand action Piano
god"- ntst gawas
mEsetarod• by WM' Itithllol7llY, sod
&hamster & Piano. . Imilng•been sa brigand
tarotably knows to tblf sad -atom otelattron meol
ftttthar cxmgi¢t..6ll gran-ssitecdpitty, yam
-s. ' WAESLIZIE
CkleAseltsf Piliabaxo =4 Western Pa.,
San ET.ol.4.loVA.. l3 tntTitlaitk.
.4lood &mud Fowl Ptante,!=„3l4*. .Traing tad
fECAZFT4?N PIAI4O
For Sale gheap,
The aa . 443 a lhailityai:al4 rich=
IBLIZELTON PL lam.
wida.behiriughey weatcuettentratzro,
$5O teem
O,MELIfi#I..
Al TIPP tnaFr-
KN.413E13 lINSIVdLLED R,
VIANOS• T 1"
- choke sanity of llfo
nod T octavo Plc& Vona,
trot:LIU celebostel Otanty Of finribe aoo,-; loss font
been reedited-4mo toAb , : mein can& There
inottOnnente aro &Foted for eight item and
Ve btutlso, beet .t VOLUM:ed. 12/1/1711401: -
otlit. now:n(011y cited before parchmloit
CUM. - 9112111LOSIM BLITtLro Soler lttent,
Tas BEST PllaiOS I
HOFFMANN HOENE CO,, •
aro the agoutiDZOIMET'ObLiMILSMIM
P/A/! 0 1 14 1111011- bl barnsusidans co so.
'to to superior -to on othoi. without Ler
==l
\a. 'lliSso/arrith*,!/..4e
fIIS..4OtUTI9N OrPARTNERSHIPA'
• h-rBOTLCEtFiL DOLLMIttI lend .Itt GAS.,
BUM ttatLos pettottelot the, Interest r of-4011111'
tatiatp. etit.. Cm of DO 1.131.415; °Amason . •
4034 ettaecoonts does:4o Eslitlawtoc *ad
Lsm,witl b. tented 17 tha teamtetryt loottet re, etnt':
the bmlcarwDl be otottintext Ysbeeftotoie,"cadat
tho rpm!. sottetile OrltOLlthtltti, Qtatltlftelitt CO.
'- - --.30/Itt XtIOICIVIA. •
,PitteittzttaitoshvlSCL', ,7,-!..7,14111te
,n+I6BOLDTION OR PARTNEasHir
ortithigiztwesa .
ibetzteenditn4, ander Ito idyls a WEL 0.10.13111,
WON a op" to otaturarAtaaroa, artatt-..
aka ado du% mamas) trim ,
• *stirs.' .Ttobasblestr aibm ll h couttafttss rmam.— . 7
1461 ;T sg -l"`"'.
caste aoarsama
SAIL . IOI4OBOIIMurs,
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