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OLAE Olt; WORKS COALPY, or
SPSNNSYLVSSLL -OM*, C hr Street;
wail' the Bridge.. Bay and 'sell CARBON OILS on
coosmtriott—csall or time. CRUDE OILS, alai de.
striptiorta, wasted. /Adroit; 'J. ililtit'VES, Jo.,
Secretory and Treeeorer. toyitliton
, ....... LINIAIur•
. LI OWE TT &CO , (successors 'to
is Bell E.l.hgett,) Pious PAct.das iro-Doaraus•
1110 x ifratmusTia, for the solo of GRAIN, SEEDS,
CHEESE, PRODUCE, Sc., Nos. 75 Water and 02
Pront - alreets,Plttaburgh, Pa. myB
HOUR JAI. to
AtioKELVY Br, GREGG,. GExER,AiTsco-
Am boot Cossirsetos ilszetakra fnr
OHM N. BACON, se., big. 1...57 Liberty street, Pitt.-
burgh. Pe. • sp2:fita
LXDUSW LINLIAZT:
ASACKEO NNW & LINELAILT, FLoixa
mi. Altai 0 Fletou; PEtruccs Aid) CONIIIII,I '
Alsandesni, for the sale of Flour, Grain, Pork. Be
coo Lard. Butter, Egg., Cheese, Beans, Tallow,
Onus. Yeatiten 'Paste., Pot and rose /Lams,
ttx Neherstne, Linseed sad fla x Dthid end Green
Timothyi Clover end Grass Seeds.
lash advances' made on Consignment..
• '11.4 • No. VI Liberty et., Pittsburgh.
J
kill 13.. LIIS , Commis
u NOM AND YOlitlirA2DllGO NZILCHAISS and whole
eta &agar .I[l. WESTEHN. BESEILYN INIERNE,
BUTTEN..LABD, MIN.; BABONi FLOUR, 111111,
POT AND. P.E.illl. MUMS. SALEBATUB.
LFN
BEED.,ANI) -LARD OILS, DRIED FRUIT and
Produos loner -01y, Nos. 141 and 143 Front street.
Pittsburgh. oet
WU. VIMP... 01WI IHEPAILD.
OULP &:SILEPARD, Commissiox .151 ER.
MMUS and .union iu FLOUR, GRAIN AND
PRODUCE, No. 2.49 Liberty. area. Ps.
Choke) brands of Flour for Baker! and 'Family nee
constantly on band. Partloyar attention paid to
filling union for blerobandite generally). oeGidly
1 4 1NAIN K VAIN tit)l{DER., Plainucce AND
jj:C0111111821019 giltelliNT, dialer InrliOlTß, BUT
TER, 81100318, SEEDS, LARD, CHEESE, PORK,
DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS an ...Wore gen
amity. Liberal cash advances made o ocatelgomeara.
Warehorese, No. 114,Nocond street, PI tsborgh.
J
AMES C. MOVAY, FOR AIMING AND
Cotimusoces Ma - acasier, for the salad FLOUR,
GRAIN,' BACON, LARD, BUMS. EGGS, .d
Western Produce generelly, No. 10 SMITEIFIELD
STREET, corner oLFlrst, Plttsburth, Pa.
Gam)ers'aud consignments solicited. J•22.lyd
1 AME S A. 1 , WIZEIt, FORWARDING Alm
_
Couttussiossacuerr, for the sale of FLOUR,
RA I N, BACON, LAUD, B VITT ER, SEEDS, DRIED
y2tVIT, and Produce generally, Nu. le Market at.",
Fired, Pitteburgl,
... LAAra.
ellagAliEg AC, LANG, 'Connisstox
1J Mu cu i t 4 and..lShoiossle dealers in GROWL
RIES, FLOUR, (MAIN,' PRODUCE, .Ic.,
Liberty street, PiOsisorF,bs-Pn• seb:dly
ULLAN iii 0.1.1 LE, successor to J no.
it Soo, No. Ib3 Liberty street, Me
=aknout,“, pu0:0130E, GROOT= AND
ISNION MERMAN'S.
AonsigumutArrepoctruny,;,-Alcitea. far,slly
WILL •WHITS
.AATHITIS BROTELERS., -..FoawAukiNi3
AND COilltlitsloll' 11[1212iti1f , and dealers le
„.PILOVISIONS AND PBODUOIS GIiNICILALLY,i• or:
lias Liberty atrial,' Pitteburgli; : Pa.
A . WU° Y ER; COMISISSIUN DiaaoHANT
•-• • dealer-In CRUDE -AND ItEriNED DAWSON
GLASS, I.ItON, NAILS, he., lEa Liberty
street.
• -- -
uviin
esti:- Curtix, J ". - ' EVestal rxrtr3r.
ANEA.NS 4 .CI)FFIN,'.. auocessors to
..i3J.lsl'thindleets, Menu. t Co., WER.ILItziALE ORO-
Ceit.S, - comorof . Wwd awl Waterstreonte, Pittaburgb,
Pam's. • jy3idly
t :.....G. U. Vino?.
CO.ouciessor to L. G.
raff, PIIDDUCE AND CODIN.D3SION MED
fULIANTS, 1.47 Liberty street, PilthbUrght Pa.sa s f
10111 i IL uoul.`
- 01.1 ti 1.- HOUSE WHoix...s.su4
U -Giocuts Juiu COMIIISSIMF Itt.nustra, corner or
Suiltbilild and Water street., Pitteburg. P. 117
ELKIERTON k 'STEWART, Wpot.E.l.
Gauccas Azu. Corigisason thutcualms, Nu
-10; istrett, PlLUbUrgh• Jo2:dly_
J. ILf 11...41111. a 66066.....1611.. rucrA rntca.
RROWN KIRKPATRICKS, WaoLE
MALL Gaucias nod &Alen - .FLOUR AND
BseDs.l44l, 191.u1d l 3 I,ll,ilrty street, Pittatough.
. DALZELL a "SON, loidmifs
,
tirlaoxi 11 mauls for do asle-of DRUDE AND RE.
-TINED CARBON OILS, No. t 7) &lad 'lO Water rout,
:Pitualmrgh, Adfimoes made owouraignments.
Lv~11.6 - N ..7 51510N, DEALER. um Roue
9.,J :DRUBS AND CHEMICALS, PLIIYUDERY;
NANCY DODDS,' DUNNING YJI ,
ILY BLEDICINES,Ac., dm., ostrictlyti prime qua.
'Sty, which the,offers st lowest prices. ()ore. Smith.
teld and Fonrtlistreets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• PioacripUons.ierefollysotePoneded at MI hours.
FAIINESTOCK . CO., HOLW
AJ airs DitiGGIST end Manufacturer of WIIITIC
:LEAD AN D;'LLTLIARGE, corner of Wood and Proof
ommeta;-Pittaburgti. • - utta
JWO -Y. SCAYPI' s . V Row?sum .DF.ALEs
is Tawas, PAINTS; OILS; VARNISHES AND
OS BTU/TS, No. 2J Liberty street, Pittsburgh.—
AU Orden trill receive Prompt attention. whnt
'IL KEYSER., Mummy,
Air INt h .irot, corner of Wood street and
Tin& alley, .' l " 444r g t " Pa.
7 .:011.4 ^ Er5.
TAM.F,EcH, o ath , of Fayette etounty,
Pa,) ATZOIINET, OrrOtl'EGlH, PA-
Orafb—s. E. corner Fourth and_ Gnkut elTretn
• ,
. etyl.tharn
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I' UtiN.A.i. ALsoId'UNISNA.4 Arroicor
U -A? LAN. °Mrs, second story Knuera J. Norma
no, No - 93 Oftudond street. • .. - •
Will attend to the settlement, securing arel. Celled .
tiou of elapse, bounties', Qr., in Washingto, Dii: 44 ic!
or Colombia. nolddimn •
SOUP
K th4-v AntlcK doELLQ.Ni
,Arros
stirs AT LAW, 510. MY1:1111301trelat, 1 , 4 dwell
above - Smithfield, Pittiburgb, 1 O . myl7ohf
itthliAb
'Kiwuvli, Arroumor AK
r r
-Clotrzisrstoi AT I.lA•f.'
,-- Ormuz, No. 150 'fourth strest,-corner of Chant
alley, Pitts?, '.h, Ps. • aultAawlyT
SAM EL A. - I' "LANCE., ATTORNEY
• -Omesi Filth. street; adjoining the office of liar.
Anil.* Brant. "Pitttborgh, P. , jelf.kitt
is. m. • Arrosurzy • Ain>
Cotassiassalm Lsw, has nemared to SOHN'S
LAW - BUILDINGS,IIo. 18 Ihamon4 - Street, 'next
door 5L Peter's Church. - •' ' to2l6:aly
a seams, OCROTZIL
Slb IS.' C. SCHOYER, kiTORNEYS AT
. law. . 001014439 Tourth ease., Pittabarga.
PRODUCE.
r. MOH & HUTCHINSON;ConnBBmI I-
.1.4 Asp Toaviainse liVeskenagra, dealer' ln WEEP.
zuri Immo/E. oinitzsz, IrLoirs, TISH, EA
-00/E BUTTES, LINSEED OIL, POTS AND
PEARL ASHES, ISEEDB, GRAIN, DRIED
and Prwletattenerally, Reerbriuide MOO
antis tat band. Agent ter the ode of Mali= ,t
Co.'s celebrated Patented' Pearl Staab. Noe. n 6
Second and 14.511 rat ate., between. Wood and Smith
field, Pitubnrgb Pa.. . . - ap2xtly •
el .1 ' , T/ • ' • OUSE:- N
.%_ll.l. COLLINS, Foriraidltig idndComiedislon Met
chant and dealer In MEESE, BUTTES, BAN :^
11811 and Produce genetallj, No: ; Wood *trent
store Water, pittetargb: . . _ myth
TAMES' FIOLAIES' & Foss TACK
rais and &Verb ha PROVISIONS, earner of Slair-
Sot and - Prost atrftta, • ,
,I.IIYDItd.A'CE:.AIyE.*'PS.
-...T ., - , :GARDINER<WITIN; AGE*,
PHiIiDUIFULIe ern . 4LLIAPIOII . TV
, eIMANCti .COMPATTIU, Iforth,okirt 'corner Wood sod
Tkixd streetts.rl !• • •
Wl'. U .E 4 -Amine. OATH 411glik
. Os.ftatetat IWaey r crds. t sad ilartfod la.
sumacs Camp ma t e' , el
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• Q.A.DiIIEL*.R.EA, tisamswix
IJ tNsvlA CS Costrami coma Market and.Vatar
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stmts.
V M. (1011 , N, , SEcturreacir rsTEI
licirowam Cour," 92 Inter It neet.
•
..HORSTARY ; Lizowin4y
' ocoaraiir, 111 Th itr*et.
101131 WIL.0111...:.1113311C W.13•1111...:0•VID OANDLILSIL
'W/MON, .co.,
- i(Lars W au", Parke J 0•")
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• 10 1 / 1 1GLCAIrt) DOMESTIOI/It7 GCKI7.)9,
•"Zro, 'B4
Wood 'area; tblrd - boor* 'above Diamond
'. • • alit ,•Plttrbrlnrb;• • -.•.• • aploAtf
-j to
Wirt cornerol Fourth' and Markel atesefs.
W, t ...:BA tx)., - .Dxszadassit Day
. tw* 6o as Xakkot street, tatotwearntra sal
♦oarth.'Pltbbbrgb.. <
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0 - 11.1iNtiON - IA/VE, Diatjunto :STA
/.".• *1 - Lan 141 . cr tiler 0601 A eta - Air* l.
~al,AeMH}yo.ti. 14 - Itiairne .trakt.• PittA.Vtlrh -
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HER IN 1786.
DRUAGGINI'S.
DRY CIOODS.
IF) --Z
' 41 1: 4 40.4 41. -Tills foc,
rriv If', BOOKS.
FINE EDITIONS OF STANDARD
AIITHORK—' ' ' 1
Bayou's Works. Riverside edition;
alacaulers Miactdraneoue Featly', 6 vols.
Carlyle's Critical and Miscellaneous Leslie, 4 vole;
D'lmraeli's Cnrioeitics of Literature, 4 vole;
Eliatoricsl Work., Riverside edition;
Cherie. Lamb's Miscellaneden Works; 4 sole;
Household Waverly, b 0 vole.; illustrated;
Dickens' Complete Works, new ed., Illustrated;
The Spectator, library editiOn, 6 vole;
Pintarcies Lives, " 5
Home's Zealand, 0 6
Strickland's Queens of Zoglabd,7
- Scotland, 8 "
KAY it CO.,
-No. 56 Wood street.
For solo by
Jebl
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QTANDARD ' IENTIFIC WORKS.
kJ Hugh Miller's . % orks, 7 soh;
Clre's Dictionary n A to, Manufacturei and Mines;
'Lin - !nor's Fallow by, 3 rola;
Youman's Hand. Aof Household BeietlCe;
Johnston's Chem'. ry of Common Life;
Gray's Manual of Boman
Gray's Structural Botany; t
Woods' Clan-Btioli of Botany; ,
Mitchell's Copolar Astronomy;
Smith'. Natural History of Man;
alartln'ailaturil History, 2 role;
Goyot's-Earth and Mans, . ' ,
Lyel Il
l's ancialOf Geology; .
Elementary Geology; .
De La Beeches' Geological Obe-rver;.
'. Eabanks'. Hydraulic; and Mechanics; -
D'Anblason's Hydraulic)).
.1.24 . I KAY I CO., S 5 Wood at.
B°""sI BOOKS I
iledicaltraeWoflElectricity—Garrett; /
Ilecreationa of adlonntry Parson;
queens at iVociety;
Soars Bone, byIJ. Brown, 11. D ;
Alen, Women and Books; by L. Runt;
Tiicomb's Books; .
A flood Iriglit,l O. Reader , /
Personal Undo of Lord Blotto;
Life of dir Pbill Sidney;
&op 111 Alany eys-4). W. Hplmea;
`Teems, by Mee Terry;', , '
Liberty and dlavery,Bledeco;
Lotions on Apoceypse—Batley,
Life and Speer. ea of Douglas;
Reno y of all Religions, etc., etc.
mtia J. L. RRAD, 76 Fourth street
1 ADIEU' "-WRITING CA,SES, contain
log blob* Paper, Enielopee, 'lvry Foliar, Ee.l
- War, Inkstand, Penholder, Sc , from SI to - 5.4,
for rule by jai R. 8 DAVI&
PitTFULIUS AND warriNu ,
asses—d Large aseortineut Just receiv• d by
J. 24 IWBEWT S. DAVIS. 93 Wood acr.vt.
poA t; N AND UIIE.S
BOARDS :In leather. anuelia and paper, for agile
by . D. S. DAVIS, 93 Wald et.
MISCELL.cILVEO WS_ C. 5 IRDS
A„: L WEBB & BRO.,
Curare /Yea and Commorralimsore e
General Commission Merchants & Agents
lIM=CCI3
DUPONT'S GUNPOWDER. AND SAFETY FUSE.
Receive ou consignment all kinds of WESTERN
PRODUCE., and make ideanose them.
P. S.—Railroad track In front of Warehonso.
Buci 4d-
William U. Smith d GU, # •
Diller a RiekeMon, •
Uodrgo W. - Smith a Co., Pittsburgh,
eptILICOI & Garrard," .
Culp & Shepard,
kferettants' Bank,
D. De Ford d. Raltimora.
Air U twitY a: iiOONS, cpllldlB.9loN
11.1.'ilisteuesers, and Wholesale DealANu HACH
EBEL, SALMON, SHAD, 11E111N110, CODYISH,
is., No. 146 North Wharves; Lame. Here owl Arch
'treats, PUILL4I3,III.A.
31X10 barll.llll ?lase Illackand—large, sod medium
IDA His. 1, 3 and 8. ho arorted paeteipa.
...lA./sirs:ls prime No. Lliallaz Salmon._
loud do Economy Hem Stied.
{dud -do Lanperior•Noi I:Herring, -
°auditing a different brand., Labrador, Hatitsx,
Hey of Island and Eastport, Ac.
(Amu bases Sailed and No. 1 Smoked. Herring!:
. •
WS) qua/tail.' thairgeit soil Grand Bask Cia
Which we nos , °Nur st the loswt cosh pricos, and
'solicit • call beton. buyius.
AINSPIIT KOONS,
No. 146 North Wharros, Phil's.
IAT ILL lAil A. I.IW Y CoinussioN
fasstorfair, for the Bole of
CHUDE PETHOLEUEI, ' •
HEFINED OILS,
HEIEUSEN
• NEPEITHE,
No. Wu WATER IiTREET,
firLiheral mob adrumcd made on compigonteota;
and prompt poisonal atteuilon ginin to all btutooas.,
m32l:3md ;
AAT .
M. GORIAL Y,
v v
WHOLESALE 0110CER,
No. 271 LIBERTY STREET,
• PiTT8131311.611, PA.,
Elsolog purchased the interest of kke late partners,
will continue the Inclinese et the old steed, sad will
be pleased to moire the pairoone of his old trioxide
acid costomere. myls:dtt
NEW. CAIVETS,',
/N.
Oil Cloths, - &c.,
AT
fin , 41 AL LU '8 ,
,dro. 87 Fourth Street,
Bozhcibtv.,rilhe
tage L• offered to
pprices,
FOB GASH. 4612
F ORNIMLE
CANS ADD WOOD CUAIBS
seLLltita 011
ISIDUCED PRICKS,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
JAL W. WOOD WELL,
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91 and 99 I% .tract, oppuif to lt. Zdmondson Co.,
and 111 roaith street. totitn
PATENTED OLT. 8,1861
DithridgB's Patent
OVAL LifiLP CHIMNIEI
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Afito.4-tured of •
XX FLINT GLASS.
• Thule Chl hleirare titan. tailor
Gat Hams,whichihsating all 'part'
the glees qually, does tint expose
cracking.
Z. D. DITHEIDQE,
Fort Pitt Glass Work.
Washington street,
'apt . / ; ,' Pittsburgh, V.
WAGONS, &c., FOR SALE VERY
CHEAP. •
• FARM 'WAGONS, 011,,VAGONS and, SPRING
WAGONS, GARDENER'S PARTS AND COAL
TARTS; TISIBER WIN:IMS, curet., GARDEN
ER'S, BUICK AND. STONE MASON'S WREEL
BARROWS; ell nude of the best dry timber:Also a
low, of repairing Attended to promptly . Apply to
• SORT. RARE, Wouus MAXIM. •
Beck of federal street Station, Allegheny..
rehlblyd
LYON Amerit'AL, iMPORTEB AND
Deists la the tow, select bnaols of EN CLNIC
MAYA NA I.IGAILS, and all lauds of BbIOKINO
AND 011BWI40 TOBACCO, SNUFF, FANCY
BILEILSCUAIdif PIPES,,TUB6B, ao., Ac., in greet
variety, •BNIAIb -TUB T. CHARLES HOTEL,-
Pittsburgh, Pa. 'SI
.N; B.—The Trade supplied on, liberal terms.
Ahr , YO euccessor to Cam
lqight d Young, No. 97 Weed street, corner
or 'Diamond alley, dealer in all kinds of CUTLERY,
RAZON.B,'ItIFLES, REVOLVERS, HNIVEd; Mil&
intats,f GEMS, due., de. , ,tt, large assortment 'of the
awe • midi conetantly on , hand , • t
•
AUKI3,O & NSEN.D . ,: PORK
PaCZIMOI AND. DICALZII3 BACON, DRYED
our, LARD, HIM AND .RUMP POSY, N 0.12
Youittittni.t; Llb•rto. Plitaburgh.
.DNALNA ALL
~Bonotki, PI., No. sz Wood giro et,
Pittoburght. , " , . ' jai
ffr Y , :R; No. _-- ST.,
-- 11iiiSr In BONMai RAT& STRAW2II.III
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AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1862.
OIISCELL4A*EO US.
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OITY OF CHARLESTOWN,' •111A1-:6-
NJ ACIIUSETTB.—The Water Commissionera of
the City of Cloulattowo will receive prop:sods for
1
makieg, deliverio , sod laying en the Pun of their
distribution pipes ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
FIRE LI IDitAN S. lu making pr,posals fur the
woe, pant. m t Wood.. the Hydrant Pipe, the
Bend, the Ilyd t, Frame, Cover., and all appur
tenturles counected therewith, excepting the breech
es in main pipes. They mutt also state the price et
which they will lay cod connect the Hydrant pipes
with the branches in the Mei., and perform all the
work incident to placing the hydrants to perfect it,
der far use, including oelivery and all trenching or
other, digging. Partbs making proposals must tie
oompitny there with designs of the style of hydrant
they prep.... These designs must be drawn toenail,,
in detail, so ss to admit of their being readily under
blood. 'rho total amount of 4 inch Hydrant Pipe re
gains' le about eleven hundertal (1100) feet. Sire of
Nozzle 2% inch, with sufficient tire of hydrant to ad
mit of Increasing diameter of 1302.210 to 4 Riches,
without removal of hydrant.
Pr:pouts will 'also be received for about ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY STOP IXICKS. of the fol.
lowing size.: 76 of 4 inch; 66 of 6 in ; 14 of 8 tn.; 2
of 10 in.; 3of 16 In.. 3of 2.4 in. The proposale for
Stop Eocks to inclu de every eesential casting per
taining to the same, and the delivery of all Cocks or
eastirips Cl tech places in Charlestown aa the Engi
neer may from time to time direct. Designs of too
011ie proposed for to be presented at same time as
bid. Plans of Distribution' Pico, showing pulite.
of Hydrants and Stop Cocks, eau be item at the cnce
of the Engineer of Water Commissioners. All de.
signa most' bo tont to the Engineer, uti or before
JUNE 20th, 1882. The Commissioners reserve the
right to coo' pt or reject any of the proposals uttered.
For Water Cottimis.ionent.
EDWARD LAWRENoE.Ohairetas
C. L. STEVENSON, Chief Engineer C. W. W.
petit:lo:d
trovicry 'ta , Awnaate Ort I Cf .
Pittsburgh, June le, ISII2.)
NOTICE. --To THE TAXPAYERS OF AL
IA:4IIM. COUNTY: Thu duplicates for (our
taxes of lati2 will bo In readineva at this office nu and
atter the FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT, for the
paymvut of Comity, State, Poor, Militia and Rail
road Taste on which an abatement of 5 rE t CENT.
will ue allowed if paid vritbin the (1010 prescribed by
law. The Belief Tax will have to be paid within
the prescribed time, or, an addition of 1// per cent.
will he added
Hata of Conaty Tax
tivta Tax— 2 mills.
Poor' , gm
Voleaser Italic( Tax 2 mills.
interim: on Esfiroad Bonds-- 27 mills.
In order that the imblie at large may be better no.
rompodatod, it is suggested that the residents of the
ritlile nod adjacent Oistricts attend to the payment of
tlc•fr taleiran aIONDAIIb, TIII.IIISO/iYa .d FRI
DAYS of moje week, that the country districts way
barb [lse full benefit of the market days.
County Wear..u reoelred fur Ounnty Tax uul)—
be utter T. to Bankable Vaud..
AARON /LOYD, Cenuty Truaturer.
JelTrwtp.2.4ldawtjulF
MM=l
=MI
Oh April 26, ISM:, will apetar n N,, Mouthly
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eodtlMl
IiALLADS Ob"l'HE WAR.
A aeries-of
PICTORIAL LYRICS,
From the well boowu pen of
MIL A. J. U. DUUANN.E,
Illmtrated from original drawings, by
the best foliate, and beautifully printed on hot-premed
paper. A part will appear every mouth, Including,
among other things, the FALL Of HUILTEH,
DEATH Of LYON, DEATH OF ELLMVOUTH,
NEWHERN,.DALL'a BLUFF, PORT ROYAL,
FORT DONELSON, PITTSBURG(' LANDING,
ROA NOILE, DAIIIION ROADS, PEA RIINJE,
Sc., ilte. The whole forming an
IL LL'STELA TED !'OET(CAL BOUVEWIIi,
of every event In the present most important strug
gle In the hiatory of this great tuition.
Part I. entitled TIIE'MAIUCH TO THE CA P.
ITbL, (of the Gth Regiment of Illitemichnsetta,) will
W pear ea above.
Single Parte, (monthly, free by Nat,) ....... ca.
One year, (11 monthly parts,) Of
Liberal tortes to the Trade, Chiba and tholvaasere.
4pply to JOHN ROBINS,
P.O. Box, 3,94o—aplik3m -- 37 Park Row, N T.
1862. .McCORD CO. '1862.
HATS, GA PS, STRAW GOODS.
BON IMTS AND tIUAHER BOOBS
131 WOOD STRLET,PITTSBUIO7II
We are now receiving a Lowe ADDITION (0 oar al
ready enema. Iran of FIATS, OAPS, STRAW
ROODS, BONNETS, SHAKER HOODS and PALM
LEAF HATS.
. _
Merchants v 'siting our city .an buy nom or at
foirerprkon than in Philadelphia or New York.
epee alct.:001) At CO.
(ILTY tiFULtAIiLKS'IOWN, hiA
I,IACkiI!SETTS 2, 41a1ed Proposal,' will be received
by the Water Commiseionors of the City of Charles.
toter', until JUNE 30th, for laying to said dry arid on
the line Of their Water Works. about 21 tulles of CAST
tkON 11N'. Plane of the work can be seen, tot
information concerning said work be obtained at the
office of the Engine's . or Water Commissioners,
Charlestown. Copies of specidcatione and cataract,
and forms of proposols, will Do rent to parties deoir ,
log to mole bids for tho work, on their making op.
Cts t" wlg strthreetsmewtill h e
L V Vl r rer L ' m i" p i' s n n e i r' ea
tontratting. The Commissioners reserve the right
to accept that proposal, winch, under all °from
st'neccs, they 'hall tonsider moat favorable to the in
terest of the city, or to reject all proposals offered.
For Water Comnitedoners.
EDWAI3II LAWRENCE, Chairman.
MEE=
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BTE-VENSOI3, Chief Itllgineor c. W
elf1:10hi
NUTIOE 'JOOIL itt,lltdiittb• AND
OTHERS—The Pounsylvailla Salt Menefee.
taring Co. baring c.anpleted their arraogements tor
the manufacture 01 CONCEhTRATED OIL OF
VITROL, are now prepared to supply the trade
therewith. Their Platinum still hariug a capacity
of 12,010 ILe, bar day, they will be enabled to fill or
ders to large quanta ics without delay,
Addres., GEOLLOIC COLHOCN, Agent,
jelti.dca Oily 21 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
BEEN' hB, of the largeit"eito
nicety smoked, and for rale by the uoleo or a
retail at the ,t ramlly Grocery Store of
.1' SIN A. RENSHAW,
'jel7 comer Liberty end Heed streets.
HOE EMPONIUM at 55 Fifth street
043'
$l5O B EST PIANOS. $l5O
GBOYESTICEN t 11.1.1,E hating removed to tit •
WIKCI9O/119,
No. 478 BROADWAY.
are new prepared an_offer the public a magnificent
now scale full
•i oureltr. ROSEWOOD PIANO,
containing all unprovemanta known In this country
or Europe, over-strung bans, French grand action,
harp putal, lull iron frame, for
0150 CASH.
Wunntod for 74V YEAR&
Rich moulding oda.%
8176 to 8200,
all warranted made of Ma beat seasonal material.
end to stand batter than any sold for IWO or $5OO by
the old method+ of mann•actaro. We Invite the beat
fndg•s to examine and try then new instruments,
and we stand ready at ad time. to test them with
any others manufactured In this country.
OROVESTEEN & II ALE,
T'I'ALIAN VIOLIN BY NAIL,
L IOC? PAID. •
Xreblas, or I stripy, 4 lout ths, boat quality 'No.
tlecobds, or A "
,Thirds, or 16 3 " "
forutlis, or 0 " 1 Iseltb, pant sitter ..... -..50
*at quality "'ranch or Garman let, 21, 3d and
41b strings each.
10
Zeal quality Guitar D, A.& 1, silver strings, eatb.l6
&mod " Do. escb.lo.
:littst quality Viullocalk,, &and D, such 20
;Dolt " and fl,
Atoned to soy address, ;loot paid, ou resuipt of the
'moony, or . in jostagoSIAIDDI, by,
30115 11. 111SLLOR, 81 Wood 'treat.
I.—A lug lot of fresh Strings Jut arrisod
also, Violins, Violin esses,"Vlutes, Accordsons, do.
Foicrus.— • -
tr--.
Just receiving, ■ Tory Ism 0=
Isms DOW . „
stock of PIANO FINITES, selected I g
personally from tbo colebmted afannfacturi.
Chickoring A Sons, B stun; linnet, IMO. A Co.
Boston; and flanolton Bros.i Nov York--all of no
styles, and will be auld at meacut mannfacturete ro
dtaced rates forcash ur on a reasonable eredlt.
For vale by •
jolt • !OLIN IL MICILLOII, 81 Wood at.
XITRAt./TION I—The long expeete4
Dew style.
tWNDAY SCItIOOL.IIAILBIONIUM,
meet, by Carbon A lisedhom, of New York, has pt,
brow wears& We gull rho happy to resAtire srt
by all who it will interest to examitio thW uovsity.
.• • 11.- 6LSDYB A •810. t As Wirth Street, ,
• Jas :- Sots Agents Sur. Steinway'e.Pianoe.
PIANWAT A. BARUALISI.--4k gentle
man &big eait diTers a splendid new wen a*
tare bottle XlYth PIANO, with lull Iron frame,
Saab awl gsoo, will be gold for. I 2 cash. The
Plano is at the wansrooms of Li. It LADEN PRO.,
N 663 SUM street. Jel2
VEW:MELODEONS AND .I.IARMO
.LN Mum% Min! lb' aalobrated manufactory of
Mason A Ilandla. Batts. , Also; two good mond.
band 6 atm 31elodeonar CHEAP, rot sale by
' : ; , JQWWW. WILI4OB, EL Wood it.
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PITTSBURGH' GAZETTE
S. RIDDLE & CO.,
EDITORS A ND -PROPRIETORS,
Publication Office No. 84 Fifth Street.
MORNING AZ I) EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY,
CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS BP TO THE
HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
1 . TERMS:
mog,,Na EDITION-56 per . annum In advance, or
12 rants per week from carriers.
EVENING EDITION - 5 3 . per =mum In advance. or G
cent. per week from carrion.
Wiiur EUISION-811100 cOpLes, p nr
five or more, 51,15; Ten or upwards, gi par
Invariably I. advance.
ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 26
The Union Men of - Norfolk and Ports.
The lion. David 'Wilmot, Senator in Con
gress, received a latter dated Norfolk, June
20th, an extract from which . l. ma permitted
to make. Gen. Viola, who has charge of the
military governorship of that ilistriet, is a
loyal and energetic soldier, and I entertain
the hops that he will take mignixanee of the
facts hero recited, when they meet hi; eye.
The following is the extract :
"Dean Sin: The Union men of this vicin-
ity are becoming much disheartened by the
indulgence shown to the rebels by our MI i
tary Governor. Parties of - .them procure
passes to travel to Baltimore and Richmond,
by giving their parole, (refusing to take the
oath,) which they do not regard in the least,
and by so doing a daily communication is
kept up with the rebel leaders in Richmond.
All the movements of the Federal army are
at once transmitted to them by these paroled
persons. Why the most tabooed of the Se
cessionists should receive them favors, aston
ishes the 17 nion unu. In so m e cases, persons
taken with letters in their possession, on their
- .
way to Richmond, have. been released by lien.
Viola. The Union men do not feel any safer
than before the occupation of Norfolk by the
Union troops. So much leniently is shown to
the rebels, that t ey threaten and speak as
boldly as ever. There must be a change, or
we will be compelled to leave this vicinity.
The majority of the voters of Portsmouth,
sad a goodly portion of the people of Norfolk,
are loyal to the core, and mostly mechanics
and laboring men. Can this be the reason
why they are so coldly treated by the Military
ll overrior 7"
It is right to add to this statement that nu
merous complaints are made in regard to the
moderation and favor exhibited to the Seces
sionists of Washington city and Baltimore.
They can very easily he found. Why should
not the plan of General lialleck, in regard to
the St. Louis Secessionists, be adopted in
these two cities? Why should not the men
who oppose the tlevernment and live upon its
indulgence he made to contribute, out of their
ample means, to the support of the suffering,
soldiers ! The tioveriationt treats. the rebel
sick nod wounded -with singular care and
charity, and the Secessionist' add their own
generous donations, carefully passing by the
hundreds of brave men who have been muti
lated and injured in their struggles for the
Union. Why should not the rich and well
born, who do not care for their country and
yet remain under the flag, ho Made to give of
their means to those whu,so nobly champion
I,,thSpec - it. Washingh. Ds•patch G.. Phi/a
Prrde.
The editor of the Rational Republican bas
been to Fredericksburg, and this is what lie
nays of the contrabands :
A large number of slaves have left their
masters, and aro now free, yet quite a number
remain in the city. These are virtually free,
as their masters retain no real command over
them. Their behavior is good, no outbreaks,
or even disrespectful conduct or language to
wards the whites being manifested. They
are constantly doming into our lines from be
low this city, a party of them making their
appearance at our advance pasts nearly every
morning, leaving their masters and making
their way through the lines in the night.
Those living here generally notify "mama"
that they are goink to "embrace die blessed
time" to secure their freedom without money
and without price. The "owners" make the
best of a bitter fate, knowing that in these
times "riches take to themselves"—legs.
One man, an. old rebel, persuaded his ear.
rants to remain with him, promising them as
liberal wages as they would get elsewhere, but
after serving him faithfully two months longer,
and no sign, of the "wages" making their-ap•
pearance, one old matron went to her master
and told him she had served him all her days;
her children bad been sold for his profit, and
now that the Lord had placed freedom before
her, she felt it to be bar duty to accept the
rich boon with gratitude. Her master said
that he could net prevent her going, and sup
posed ho moot submit to his bard fate. The
woman turned her face towards the land of
liberty. The other slaves of this plantation
will soon follow. We conversed with one in
telligent old man who bought himself about
four years ago. He seemed to bo a sort of
leader among the colored people it:Am place,
and, as we learned, was highly respected by
both white and colored. He says that, with a
single exception, all the colored people in and
around. Fredericksburg wore loyal. He told
us that there were more Union whites in the
city than we had an idea of. As long as there
is a rebel army threatening a reoccupation of
the place, these men, he says, will not speak
out, though surrounded by Union bayonets.
PIAXOS
478 BROADWAY, N. Y
pittsburgh 6azettq.
Contrabands at Fredericksburg
Commodore Foote
Commodore A. U. Foote, with Mrs. Foote,
will leave Cleveland to-day for their home in
New Haven, Connecticut, the Secretary of the
Navy having forwarded the gallant officer a
further relief from active duty for three
months. This respite Is needed to secure a
complete recuperation of hie health and over
taxed system, es well as the use• of his dis
abled foot.. For the last ten days the general
health or the Commodore has rapidly im
proved, and be has been able to take 611171:160
by riding out daily. He still has to use
crutches in getting about, the contusion on
his foot being too tender to permit the use of
the limb, which becomes .painful if removed
from a horizontal position for any considerable
time. The Inflammation, which, had alarm
ingly extended up hie leg beforirtie left the
fleet, hue boon allayed ; the Mississippi mi-
Oaks. The body of a Colonel was found on
the field and brought in. — Arrangements were
made forssmbalming The proem includes
' the use of galvanism. The shock was given.
To the astonishment of all, the Colonel rose
and walked forth, The otter case was also
that of a Colonel, Who was found among the
dead on the held. In deference to his rank,
he war brought. to the hospital and laid among
the dead. His friends prepared to give him
a decent burial, and were about carrying the
body out when the Colooel rolled ove- and, in
tones inure like those of a man drunk than
dead, called out, "Ben, John, where is my
whisky flask?"
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The Gloribus Victory in Illinois.
The Chicago Tribune, of Tuesday, says:
The returns than far from eighty-eight
counties foot up as follows, compared with the
vote of 1880
Nor. Ag'nst. Lincoln: Weis.
88 c0untie5...20,591 39,546 43,699 23,142
Majority against the Constitution, 18,955.
Majority. for Lincoln in the counties, 20,657.
Differenco,7o7. The same counties to hear
from vote d in 1800, for Lincoln 6,009, for
Douglas 15,020. Majority for Douglas 8,721.
As the block townships continue to come in,
the majority for the old Constitution increases.
We think it will reach 12,000 in the State, and
the vote . of the soldierre will carry it up to
30,000.
.Truly it " a victory of gigantic
proportlons.' , •
Hz*. Yon EICIIANGS.--Gold has s4ranced
in New York to 107, end sterling slob:lnge
' ~ '~lr~S'Y+e'si.NiC. t l i i4?L,~~ n~cYG~fiY `+~i~: Kr, ~G~~nC:a
GENERAL M'CLELLAN'S ARMY
WHEN WILL THE BATTLE BE FOUGHT?
11. J. RAYMOND, of the New York Tim.,
writes from the comp before Richmond, on
the 19th, as follows:
NO Ric/RON FOR DELAY
So far as our army is concerned, there ran
he DO great reason for any groat delay. We
have ell the troops we are likely to get, and
it is believed we have 'all we shall need,
though if tho Government had been wise it
would have sent fifty thousand more men ,
than be has now ander his command, to co
operate with McClellan, from some direction.
TOE ROADS DRY
• The roads are now perfectly dry, and the
fields are everywhere hard enough to make
artillery movements perfectly practicable.
Our bridges Maass the Chickahominy are
completed, and efrord moans of crossing from
one aide to tbq other with ease and celerity.
Our troops have been placed compactly upon
a short front,; and every disposition has be6n
made which metal essential to success.
Before this letter reaches you, therefore, I
Mink the bottle will have commenced which it to
decide the fate ,of Richmond. Precisely wherr
the attack will.he made, and what will be the
first point fought for by the two armies, I
should not think it quite prudent to state if I
knew, for accident may delay the battle, and
then that information might become impor
tant to others. than habitual readers of the
Times
STRESEITH Or THE REBEL ARMY
The repurbi ‘ received here as to the strength
of the rebel army continue to be conflicting.
One of the prisoners taken yesterday, who says
he has been attached - to the commissary de
partment, sayi that rations were issued on
Tuesday for 102,000 men. This may or may
out be true. If it is, their effective force can
not exceed 7i,0110. The general belief here is
that they have enough men to make a very
severe fight, and that they are determined to
du it. No °nein the army now expects 'to
have a short and easy march into Richmond.
They expect to fight their way—and it is but
simple Justice to say that they are ready and
eager to do it. The whole army is tired of In
action, and will welcome most heartily the or
der to advanye whenever the General may see
fit to give it.
another letter, dated the 20th, Mr. Ray-
mond writes
I have oxpreased the opinion that McClellan
will commence.the attack within three days
at farthest. It may come to-morrow, and
cannot well be delayed beyond Monday. At
the came time J am bound, in justice, to give
you the other aide of the story.
It is quite possible that McClellan may be
alcuiths2 the eo•uperutiou of Burnside, itottegield
and the gunboat. on the Jame* river. I throw
this out merely as a conjecture. Bat Burn
side came here to headquarters last week, then
wont to Washington, and then returned to his
. -
command. Mansfield was simultaneously
vont to Norfolk with a strong force, II state
only what heel been announced in the Rich
mond papers,) , and. certain ugly customers
have gone up 'the James river. If the ob
structions, inoluding Fort Darling, can be
' , so removed asl to permit the passage of our
gunboats up the river, the surrender of Rich
mond become* n queetion of hour, oaks,. Con •
•idoring Ideokillait's well-known inelination
a eavo life,his otter abnegation of himself
n his desire to serve the cause,—his rather
nexplicablei delays here for the last few days,
• nd other circumstances to which I have re-
(erred, 1 amihilf inclined to mavpect that be
means to tobstpone a direct attack until he
hears the echo of the gunw at Fort Darling.
You may remember a bow acknowledging the
important tory leo rendered by our officers who
succeeded in opening communication with the
James riven; '
Affairs atheadquarters are perfectly quiet.
Gen. McCleilaii,irtio has been quite ill, is now
recovered andlperfect health. Gen. harry,
Chief of Artiller , who has been anxious about
the weather, IY perfectly satisfied with the ex
isting state of things. He looks as if his part
of the preparatory work had been done. ^',"
You will probably publish this letter Tues
day morning. In my opinion you will receive
news by telegraph before that timo:that a bat
tle has been ; fought, and that Richmond has
been taken, or that it has not. •H. .1. R.
From the e. 4 rrespoodence of tho Now York
Tribune wo select the following iuterosting
accounts (rota Gen.'McClellan's army :
A letter, of.date June 20th, says :
captain THE CHICK IHOLINT.
Yesterday, Gen. Franklin's corps expand
the Cbickahominy with heavy skirmishing.
This places the bulk of lien. McClellan's force
across the river. Unless unforeseen obstacles
arise, such as another freshet, the remainder
will soon follow. When will the battle take
pace 7 If Gen. McClellan is left to be the at
tacking party, not mach, if any, before the
Fourth of .1,4, unless present plans and ideas
are changed: As I remarked a week ago,
consideratiods of a sanitary character may op
erate to ?mitten the day. If anything can
cause Gen. McClellan to deviate, that will.
He probably knows—he must know—how
large a percentage of his entire forge . are
taking Sick Sind death-leave—how many Men
it has required to supply this and other drains,
and where they are to come frdm to supply
future deficiencies. We are regaled to-day
with the rumor that McDowell has formed a
junction with McClellan, and that Fort Dart
ing,ct the James river, has beep silenced.
Although:it is entirely true that Gen. Me-
Ciellan has.. been re-enforced, it is not true I
that ho has ; been joined by General Dowell'
oorps. There has boon a very:nature] con
founding of names, there being another Gen
eral having t.he prefix “Mo" under McClellan
and McDowell. Nor have the re-enforce
mente all reached their destination yet. We
are left somewhat in the dark for probably
there will be lees of reporting. dbne at head
quarters hereafter, and newspaper correspon
dents will Wive the business as well bathe
responsibility on their hands. The publica
tion of freqUent dispatches front headquarters
to all sorts,of people, ranging from the Sec
retary of War to wives whose anxiety was so
much greater than their discretion that the
publio wenrconstantly let Into , the domestic
teleghems, wee in violation not: : only of pru
dence, bat of good taste; hereafter there
is to be lees of it.
HABDSDIPS OF TUN ARMY
Within the next week, it probably may be
said that our army has crossed the Chicks
hominy, and what has for the put month
bean trufof the pickets and extreme advance,
will be"nimbly true of the greater part of
the arm . The hardships which wilt-bare
been endured, the obstacles surmounted, the
labor undertaken and accomplished, since our
army took;:up its much from Williamsburg,
stamp the:oempaign as one of the most re
markable on record. It may be that the God
f Battlectis thus loading this army of the
I nion through difficulties that it may be all
the more prepared to enter the conflict that is
to be final to the rebellion.
21•8110 W ifiCArle PEON IPHIMATOIin
Two rather singular cases of remarkable
esaapefrotti a living initial are related as hav
ing occurred subsequent to the battle of Fair
name has been removed ; bin appetite is again
good; hisepiriti btioyent ; and since the fell
of Memphis his rest at night is not so often'
disturbed by giving orders , for maneuvering
the gunboats, and fighting over the battles
which have shed such lustre on our young
Western Nary and Flag-Officer Foote. The
whole country will rejoice in his speedy and
oompletenstontion .under the invigoratiug
infinences'of New England climate and home.
COM. Foote wean/rich erected on Saturday
by the - sadintelligence from the Mound City,
and expressed ..deep commiseration for the
fate of' hir bnave officers and man. ' The Car
lamity was one he feared might befal.some of
the flotilla, for only the flag ship:Benton-has
an Ironclad dealt. The great danger is from
plunging abuts from elevated batteries.- Coal.;
Foote's labors in getting the gunboat flotilla
and mortar fleet in serviceable !hero' at all
were herculean, and for this be only claims,
special credit, lie cordially awards to Gnu.:
Fremont the honor of originating this impor
tant arm Of war on the great riven of- the
Mississippi VeUey, and warinry, acknowledges`
the promptness with which Cleneral Fremont
furnished:every facility : -for;perfecting this
interpfisikerhUs In hounnand of the Depart
ment of the . Wast;-,gactruld .ilera/d. : ;
1=1:=
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VOLUME LXXV---NO. 189.
A Sight from the Balloon
Col. Lowe's balloon yesterday was station
ed near Gaines'. Mills, on the right centre of
the Union line,and within six miles of Rich
mond. It was In the air the whole day, and
in the few hours it ascended, some thirty or
forty army officers observed the position of
the enemy's troops from the eleiated point of
view it afforded. The balloon is held to the
ground by a strong cord, a thousand feet in
length, and of coarse ascends to that distance
above the earth. A pulley
_and tackle ar
rangement, worked by men belOw, is the pow
er used to pull it down, and, being strongly
fastened to the earth, there i.e very little dan
ger of the machine's escape. The Colonel
and his assistants very seldom ascend, officers
and others, with authority for, the ascenSion,
being sent tip by twos and threes at a time,
and, after a few minutes' stay, hauled down.
When the balloon has ascendedat this point
to the end of its tether, a grand view of both
armies is unfolded, Within a circle of two
miles in radius the sight is very perfect; be
yond that the angle of vision becomes so
nearly horisontal that woods; houses, and
hills, materially interfere with I the vievi r
The landscape has three marked-objects upo
it, which are the first to strike the eye. Th
Chickahomiey, almost beneath one's fee ,
bordered by its dark-green swamps, runs lik
a thread from where it rises on the horizo ,
away off to the north-west, to where it bleu s
with woods and hills in the south-east. The
James river in front, though distant, runs in
a deep crooked valley, and bears on its bosom
hundreds of craft that, in the dirtance, looks
like white specks upon the blue waters.
Richmond, covering a large portion of the
western horizon, is, however, ,the principal
sight. It appears to the balloonist as a con.
fused medley of red, white, and black, and
heavy brown fortifications stretching from the
right to the left, with thick walls plentifully
sprinkled with cannon, surrounding • it on nil
sides. The Capitol Square can 'scarcely be
discerned, being too thickly surrounded by
building.. Vie white Capitol, however, is
quite conspicuous, and, of course, the . stars
and bars float over the roof. Three church
spires, seemingly all in one spot, are the
brightest part of the town, and catch the eye
almost before the observer is aware he is look
ing at Richmond. But little else, however,
can be distinguished, although; for a general
view of the town, nothizig could be better than
that from the balloon.
The space between the Chickahominy and
the fortifications around Rictniond is almost
filled with rebel camps. A thousand cavalry
horses wore picketed in one field, and others
were plentifully sprinkled all about. Wedge
tents, used by the officers, and little dog tents
by the men, shone in every direction as the
sun's rays struck them. Intrenchments and
retie pits lined the front of their position,
though very few guns were mounted. lieveral
guns of heavy calibre are sprinkled along
these earthworks. Rebel camps, however,
are the most prominent of all the eights.
They show in every direction, and the south
ern and western horizon seems to he tht only
boundary.'
Of our bwn position, as seen from the bal
loon, I must be silent. One thing, however,
in the whole view is most remarkable. Right
through the center of the picture runs a carv
ed belt of dark green and pellets about a mile
wide. Not a man, gnu, tent, or wagon, ap
pears upon it. It is the line between the two
armies. Over it cannon balls are thrown, and
un its surface scouts and pickets hide from
each other, but no military sign is to be seen
upon it. Everywhere else, stretching as far
as the eye can reach, are the thousand and one
things incident to war; but this broad, quiet,
deserted bolt of land, so lonely, so somber,
varying only as it is swamp or kild, or stream,
lies there eo still that it almost inspires the
beholder. Jupiter's rings or Saturtt's belts
never wore a grander sight than this belt of
land on which nothing like tent
_or gun ap
pears.—Clor. PAil.
The President's Visit to West Point.
The sadden visit of the President to the
West Point Military Academy, has given rise
to Much conjecture. On his arrival at Court
landt street wharf, New York, a carriage,
which was kept in readiness, conveyed him
and his party to the depot of the Hudson River
Railroad, in Chambers street. A special train
had been provided, and left the depot imme
diately. Arriving at Garrisons, opposite
West Point, a boat, which lay at the wharf
with steam up, transferred the travelers across
the Hudson, and they were at COMM'S Hotel
in one hour and twenty-five minutes from the
time they reached the depot in NewNork city.
It is stated that the arrangements were all
-madejn advance by telegraph ; and further,
that Gen. Scott, who is at West Point, had
been notified and met the President immedi
ately on his arrival.
The New York Evening Poet, of Tuesday,
makes the following comment on the matter :
There was no reason for the President of
the United States going through the city of
New York, as he once did through Baltimore,
in secrecy, bathe has certainly done so. Ho
left Washington yesterday afternoon, accom
panied by Gen. Pope and one or two others,
arrived in this city by special. train at three
o'clock this morning, and proceeded directly
by the Hudson River road to West Point.
The objects of this visit are, of coarse, un
known, but they are evidently connected with
come new movements, of which we shall ho
told in due time. Gen. Pope, who acoompa-,
riles him, one of the most daring and energetic
of our officers, was called from his important
duties in the West to Washington to consult
with the Government, and this sudden visit of
the President to West Point is doubtless in
furtherance of the new plane that have been
agreed upon. The fact that Get. Scott is at
West Point suggests the opinion that he is
perhaps to be consulted in relation to military
matters. _ _
A LOYAL PHATIZIL-MGIO4 discussion exists
in our community in regard to what consti
tutes a loyal prayer. Some contend that
certain distinguished divine is loyal, whose
prayers would snit for any latitude—they are
so general and non-committal. A negro
preacher in Winchester presented a good ex
ample of a loyal prayer, a few days ago, whe
said
"De Lord bress de President .ob de Lin
ted States, and let dis rebellion be squashed.
Would any one doubt bis!lnyalty.
C.II.IrDID4TES.
b,—.„-.--,,..CA)NORESS.—JiistaiCISPLEY,t of
Allegheny City, (formerly of Arnothong Co.,
and now the Republican nominee of that county.)
will he • candidate M Congress for thepd District,
composed of the counties of Armstrong, Butler and
that portion of Allegheny lying 'west' or the Alin•
gbiny and north of the Ohio riven, before-the Celt
relation of Delegates from that part of Allegheny
county. lelttc.
ATTURNEIL—W. M.
aorrgre will 'bee candidate for oioulnetion
to the office of District Attorney, subject to the de-
cision of the Kepublicsus County Coereattod. '
TLYI ST ti I vr. ArruttNE Y
Id. Wining, of Lltekheey eiti, will be C cau
didetelecheaelustlon to the atelee *Mee. to the Coo.
Tentleo to be called ,by the B.epebtbean Nieceithre
4/1 *TR 1. CT AT.rO itN ~ 7 7 - 'llte
‘ I T-Y &reigned will be • 4tididate' far' the dere
offlre before the Ite üblicen Notainetiorteoeventiow.
~UBBHALL SCHWARTZWELDER.
ATTO It NIA
". RUMPATII. I nuulldste for :Cronin*.
lion to tlio above ogles, before 'the twit hoollostiog
.üblkau Daunt noorantioh.: •!' ••' -spllkto
ovmMISSIONEft.--Itonetra
~= -7 • McCain, ofirludley.tosrushlp; will be • mil.:
dictate sor °musty Commissioner, eultlect t.he
cislou of theltepubllcsu County Courentlbn..
• •
U UN TY WISIMISSIONEIt.-!.
NiELY, Lower St- Clair, will be
tiPPofted Wt. (Seemly Comrotetkowrt, before Om lie , '
publican County Cunteotiort. , • el.tre
STATE - sigNATE.--KoBERT
.
UTI
*Awriiviss, Xsy., of Mt. township,. will - 19
atudiastsifor the Statelemaler Wino. Os next Rs.
Pishlinselnotortotion, • • . • - Ins2fste •
EMNA lb:- am
,y p eau4l44e rut the R•Pubibram P9 2, in!tiop
fat: tba State Etetattic
ODs. Abit.—Zta) casts re#aed, an
10 &mama bnuida tor irla.br
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- - -
F IRE INSURAICCA BY, THE HELL-
A: ANCE MUTUAL. INSURANCE 'COMPANY,
OP PHIL ADELPIIIA, op BUILDINGS, Manta or
perpetual, IS EIICHANDISE, FURNITURE. to.. IA
town or count:7. 001 c. No. 3.N Walnut areal.
.
Cannrat., 41220,510; Antra, $208,503 9 9 . 40707565
as follows
First Mortgaga on Improved City Proper-
ty, worth doable the sonount---.........915.5,60 0
Ground rant, Ant '
00
. .. .... 9.
, ,4e 90
Fauna. B. U-Co.'s 6 per cant. Mortgage L
Loan, 15.10,000, can . . .. 27" , 00
City of Philadelphia, per cent. Loan.... 30,000 00
Allegheny colony 6 per ct. P. B. B. Loanlo,ol.lo 00
Collateral boor* well secured__ %op' pa
Huntingdon and Broad Top ./dotostals; ,
Railroad Company, mortgage
Pennsylvania Rail ro ad Co.s Stock.. 4.00000
Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance 4.0,950 00
Stock of County Fire Insurance C 0.,.,......
1,0601.10
Stock of Delaware M. 8.1 asuman:. C 0.... .709 CO
Commercial Bank do, 6,1345 91
Mechanic,' Bank deAuu.so
800 It. litsarance Co.'s • Scri ....
p..... : "190 le
Billy Receivable, busineas petper.....—.—. 10,520.15
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc.—. 94216 72
Omit on bud and in hands 67 agents-- 11.57t5
11 30 00 81411
0.1.102 TINGLE!, Frail/kat, '•
otar.arou:.
Clem Tingley, IL L. Canon,
Samuel Mayhem, I Z. Lothrop,
W. B. Thompson, Bait. Toland, . •
Robert Steen, I Chem. Leland,
Evaderlet Brown, Fred'k. Lentils,-
Wm. Dinner, Jacob T. Bunting, : •
C. Stevenson, 0. 8. Wood;
Borg. W. Tingley, Smith Bowen, - -
John B. Worrell, Jae,tt. W,oodward,..
Menhall 11111, John Blueti t ,Pittsblllis
B. ELINCIIIIAKSerraIarg.
. J. O. OOWWIN. dune.
Third and Wood street. •
pay 6 Northonst comer
INDEMNITY' AGAINST - 1;OSS BY
FIRE.—FHANK LIN FIFA DISMIANON 0011 -
PA Y OF PERLA ULLPLUA. Offlop, 436 atui
(amount stmt., near Fifth.
Statemeal of :Asset% January lat.•lBW, published
agreeably-to au act of Anerably. •
Tint Mortgages, &triply ..CIIIV.:1-- ....i11Ag 0 43 93 00
Real Wale, (tlreet pal. $1 0 8. 314 elf cola Dru 96s
TatopOrerj Imes, oik ample Collateral • • •.
lltocka, (meant roll. i 66,667 72) root.— i0,768' 00
Not.. and Bill. Rarelvabla 1,8.1 00
112,7.118,08:
,ardr T e only profit. from premiums which dila
Company can divide by law ate from Hats which
have been daterminewL '
. . . .
lmuraure made on every, description 'of propeity,
to towit Laud couutry, at rate, aa low as arecouaLlout
.
with security.
siece their incorporation, a period-of thirty pars,
they have paid knee* by.fire to at. amount arneedmg
Four Millions of Doilorw.thereby see rding evidence
of the erivantairos of Insurance ' await as their shill.
ty sod disposition to meet with -promptness all
=MEM
Loewe prla dartug U.. year 1858—........510 11 . 086 67
Jacob IL Szoltb,t,
Daarti U. Dale,
I Geo. W. Itlcbartbh
George Taloa.
. DAM-MED, Prarident.
'. DALE, Vied EvanittaAl.
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COFFIN; Agerii,
t Th ird via.
Charles N. linucknr,
Morticed D. Lewis,
'robins Wagner,
Vavlil S. Brown,
Suomi Grant,
CLIABLES N
KWh' AND G.
W. A. firr.m., Socrefarg
J. GANN
my 6 Om. Nordin.
STERN INSURANCE COlsiPA
Nlr OF I•IITSAURGII.
IL MILLE% Jr., Prafamt.,
fl• K. GOlLDON,Secrciory.. .
.„ . _
thlice, No. 9•Z Wtstur etreet, Spfng .1k00:e WAIT.
boa.; up stain Pittsburgh., --..- ' •
Witt insere - ctiterad all kinds WA". and Marise
link, .4 Livme law eaticnkona!says4 by- Direct/in soh*
are tartt hymns is (ho comments, WWI 140 an r deter
main', 1 promptness and lammilltpOci teatnedei the
d ........,,axta
character which they hen •aeressed, as 3f the Lea
ronteetens to a..... .io desire to , be neared: ~, •- , ,-
.411.11CTS, ()MODICA 30. 1569 I '
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Buten sad Bills Lanmunted—...- ........ ..... 174.076.17
macron: •
I Andrew Ackley,
Alexander Speer,
David it. Long,
gees J not.. • •
Decd. P. Ilikeerell,
John It. kt'euue.
It. Miller, Jr.,
James McAuley,
Natharliel Holmes,
Alex. bilmlek,
avow Dareie,
Witham U.
C. W. au:kaiser,.
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M:GORDOif.gn4sr_
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LIRE, MARINE AND - INLANDIN- /
SUCANCIL—INSURANCE' COMPANY 'oje
NORTE! AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA....
Incorporated. 1794-41apita4 SMA000: ; ,
Lusts, January 10, 1850.-
Awruuleimerni, Priaidant.
THOMAS PLATT, Barrarry. • .• .
TNBURANCE CO. OF -THE.STA.II
OF rraiNsYLVANIA,
• Incorporated 1794—Capital, $200,000:
Mem, February I, „..3413,808 1:6
lIENE.Y D. SHEILIIF4D,•Proridest.
WILLI/04 111.11.PE11, &organ/.
LI ARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Akt.TYOIID.
lacorponstril 1810—evita.3500,000.
karts, nfo t,
• r ..$956,764 6$
11.
HQNTINODON. twaisei.
Tl3lO. 0. ALLYN, Secretary.
tea huntrance to the above old and reliable CAM.
paniee can L. obtained by application to
W. P. JONES, dgret, •
07 Miter street,nagalay's Buildings. • ,
CETI ZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
N...) 01 - PITTSBURGH, 'Office, clinker Market and
Water Wean, second door
WM..
Ed GALrT, Prestlesii.
na.MItEL SEA, BecriensiL ip
x ; • ••
Insures Steamboats and
Insures against loos and . damsge in the navigation
of the Southern nod Western Elvers. and
Bayous, Kai the navigation of the Seas. • •
Ineuree against loss:and damage by Cis. ...
nmwzosa
Wm. awaey. - 8. at: law,. •
Jan Park, Jr.,
W. G. Johnston. ..Tl.Lohn M.
811= 2
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B. F.Jonen, ~ B..Har .. ,
Bowe Owens, J. Calttli.;
Hon. T. D. Howe, John 8. Dirprorth,"
Burley Preston. Charles H. Itu ,
Hoorn* Binghsan,
PPHILADELPHIA FIBS AND - I.IFR
INBUILANCY COMPANY, No. In Chamut ht.,
opposite the Carton Noma-._.
Ospital,ll2lo,loo—Annts, 5.504,011: • •,'
Will make, an kiwis of Insurance, anion is• porpotasl
or Ihnitol, on every • deoniptlon of Property or Mid
el/awhile, et reasonable ram of prondurn., -
ROBERT P. ICING, Prowl' eh
M. W. BALDWIN, ries p:aident.
Y. ELACKBOBNE, &warn.
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John M. 4%
K. Whoa.
J. 0. COPPIN, Aim!,
Third and Wood Wolin.
Chia Bares,
E. E. Cups,
E: B. English,
Geo. W. ignore,
Y. D. Savvri,
A LLFAIIIENY ENSURAIICE
,
.P&NY 0Y PITTSBURGH. ' OBlesdia. t 7 TlftL
Daum spines all kinds of Tire 'lnn Marina Bake
ISAAO JONES, Praia/AL
JOHN D. IIcCORD, Via Ptlnnhal.
Cot. DlCA.N r Oaaantl oljaan
DIMICOTC/LII:
John D. MeCoid;
Capt.-edam Jacobs;
B. B: Mono& ,
Copt, Win. Deo,' •
R. L. IllcGreiri-
Rant. H. Mats.
luau Jones,
O. G. Ilutary,
Balmer Oh
'Capt. It. 0., Gray,
Juba 'lrwin, Jr.
' , B. I. Yahlteatoek,
pmrsicia.irs.
DR. CHARLES H. STOAT,
PEFTSICIAIi
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(Opposite Oolonnsdeßow. neit;
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for the HAMBURG PIANOS alao • for TEALI.ET,
IhiTIS 00.!S SOSTON PIANOS, adds aad ailtb
ont BAdean Attachment. No. 61 nth street, inyS
LEPER ur
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