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ASM OBKD.
Medical gentlemen gad ihsir hare had
ftbsirteethextearted hrmypwcsse, tod amraadj U
tastilp as to the safety and painleainsm of the opera
tkm—whateTsr hts-bem said bppersons interested in
aaasrting ths ooitnrjr, lutlo| no knowledge of a j
ABTIPIfTTAL TJUIH Inserted in tTnyitrU.
X OPPBT, i>nTi»r, 154 SmlthlMd et.
rU&KIMi.AUAMrt, Hshxut. Couneily'g
U Building; corner of Diamond and Grants treat*.
Pittsburgh. .
Barnnoi iDr; A M. Pollock. Dr.
Theodore Bobbins, Bosmll KrrettT/ mSd!^
BOOBSEJLEERS, tfc.
WM. ft .JQHyalvßl.e Ou] Stinojn
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Wood BtrMt, next door to tbo
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KJ --Geological Evidences of the Antiquity of Man,
with remarks on theories os the origin of species bv
jmUUot. B 7 BJroh«.L,6ll,F.its. Dhunud.
1 YoL 8 TO. SAY A 00., 58 Wood tt.
MIHJi A AXIOM Ali TAJS. iiAW, (UoT
JL ernment edition,) with all the amendment!,
coapcmdlnm of stamp <Jatlw, and the decUont of
the Commlxiioner of Internal Berenne. Prloe, In
paper, 60 cent!; do. 76 cents.
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PITTHBUBOH, PA.
ÜbT OUT.—
or H»W7 Md
Artist's Kfanted Life. ,
The MonLiigStar.
UldsonunsrEve. Hall.
Lina Upon Un«,
Praoept Upon Precept.
Doctrinal Dbcaonaa. Kirk.
The Clevelands,
Walki and Talks.
Holding f«om 12 to 100 pictures, sqsare and oblong;
vlatb and Turkey Morocco, finely finished and made
at ouoro establishment in Haw York, ia the most
manner, ranging In' prloe from 60 oenta to
,911.00. Call aedeee them.
\ glhl3 JAfl. L. BEAD, 78 Ponrth street.
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i Dithridge'i Patent
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XX FLINT GLASS.
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of th* boot location* in the BUt*T^iSW?JSSII
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AND CQMMEROiAT, JOURNAL,
JTEW* BOOMS.
AISO,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
CANI AND WOOD O RALES
JAB. W. WOOUWELL,
r - “■ OLAMSr t 00,
KKI" GOODS.
PANOY FUita 7
X«G0BJ) ft CO.’S,
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 25~ 1863.
MMUAJrma.
WILSON
SEWING
MACHZNE3S.
MERIT alone makes a Bearing Machine rateable.
THE PEOPLE are perceiving that glowing repre
nntatlona arc not merit.
That it 1« EOOHOMY and WISDOM to purchase
only Sewing-Machine* of KNOWN PRACTICAL
UTILITY.
„ orer 110,000 WHEELER A WILSON
SEWING HAOHIMEB in nae In the United btatee
and Eoropo.
Thlf Machine ia profitable and available for a life
time.
An annnal dividend of. 100 to 600 per cent, (on Its
coat,) may be obtained In nee by Its prrnieor.
This U the OBLY BEWI&Q M 40HIHX IB THE
WORLD making the foe* tUiek, with the rotating
hook, and using the fleet etoA prater,
fi'^’h 0 st“k"” “ h "° to °P erst r° n » •« »«• n
TO SUMHEX d CO.
apfcarewF
£ W. WILLIAMS t CO.'S
I2IPBOYID BODM,* THBMAD
Family Hewing J9achine»t
Salesroom, No. IS Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Thcee Machines are from fifteen to twenty dollar*
cheaper than any other machine la the city. They
will do all Unde of work, and are warranted for
three yeaie. They are eo simple that any child IS
rears old can nee them lo perfection. , Constantly on
kind* of Sewing Machine Heedlet, Sewing
Silk, Cotton, af lowest Market_prtoee.
B. STRAIN, Agent.
BMsjroa.
£ N'ABE’S gfib
PIANOS
Are still ahtad of steinwej‘s and all other Planoe
ioad,> in this country.
A choice supply received this week.
CHARLOTTE BLUMS,
Mo. 43 FIFTH STREET,
Sol* Agent for EM ABES PIAMOS, H AIMES BBO&
PiABOS, and PRIHCX'B MELOOEOBS.
apfi2
JgAKGAXKS IN SEOONI>-wgj^*~
HAND PIANOS. ffTTSI
A 7 octane Ohtckerlng, beaatlfnl black walnnt
owe; very Utile need.,,.. gW) 00
A 7 octave Chiekertng, rosewood, round oor-'
n&rx; e first rata Ip*mwp«_— .ypn qq
A 7 octave Hay* a 00., iteewciodj a handaotna
Plano, In good ***** in CO
A ectavaStodart, roeewood, carved panel*
In —, ; rillll| 155 00
A ods»» Gale A rosvw'ood, round
front; an excellent w**" im 00
A « octeve Ohfckerlng, rosewood, round cor*
' : 150 op
A 6 octave Hallet, Davie A Co., roerwood., , US OO
A 0 octave Atadart, mahogany go QO
A C 1 «ctave Swift, u 75 00
A 6 c ctsve German, “ go CO
A 6 o ttave Da abacs, •• go 00
A 6 oc tare Land, •* • • . | ni 40 (jq
A tetava English, • •• , go 00
A 6 oa »vs •< •* r . , , . ig 00
-.Far * pie by jOHN E. MELLOB.
awogjHim.
gI'EINWAT'B FIANOS ggfiHB
received the FIRST OLAfS
AfITDAX, at tba Voud'i Faix, London, 18®.
*®*Vin«flUd nperlor toill otbmlomry n*
A. qih stock of the above Jest arriving. -
**“ 'Sole Agsncj for this district f>r the Stein way
PLtnout a. KIiABKK * BHO’a.,
■P»J . Ha CS Fifthst««oC
ESTATE
BAVXHGS INSTITUTION,
Incorporated toy the of Penni/iranla,
Opes lor Deposit* from lOia to 8o*«lock p. nu
doily ; slso on SATURDAY ETSSIHQS, text** to
• o'clock.
mr Office, 63 FOURTH STBUT.
A BAFX, OOHTXHISHT sod PBOFITABLI
HapOaiTOBT, fcr Mor.banWs, Labors!*, Clerks, sad
oil these wboie mesas or cavings era «a*U.: It she
commends itself to Ex ecu tors,-Administer*, Col
lector*, Agents, foltatsty Bodottss or Amsclstiops,
sod pcrsonapfali nlwss. . ..
Intenwt at tha Ut* of SIX TO (BK, p« an
nnm to said cadapaaU* which, If sot Inn. «tU
Uplaoadto tha credit-of tha daporttot m tao lift
days of Hay and Nsraxabar, aad tbvaaftar baar tha
fans Interest Miba ariadaaL At this rata, money
wl4 dofthia 5w thorn atrefctyraa,
Interest will oamaaaflgft on all ftepcrila the** aad
fifteenth daya oi the month afim aadi deposit* are
mad a. r - .
Books, containing Charter, By.imwa, Ac* tmHk*
•d on application at the office.
Preiidtmt — JOBES. "
Fie* Frmidnt —W. B. OOPELAHD.
mrtrus:
lu«i. Tbm. M. Sow*, | Hotu J. *. MoerhMd,
lum Jones, I 0. Q. Hq4s>j.
w. d. GopsUiitf, I Jaoob Fntaur,
Harrfj Cbtl£* | Bkhdbii Yftgtlji
Wm. bV Baltic
6tertury ami Trtamnr A. A. OAB&tKB.
fefcftouu
IQ£Q —CLEVELAND, SAGI-jSL
JLOUtf. PAW AHD tAii
SHORE USE.
The nsw and slrgant low-praaror* steamer
BTTSA.N' ‘WARD, Gam. Wm. Bazhvat,,
Will ran daring lb* season betwaea ih# abort porta
,ao follows:
-leafed OlenUnd for 8» r glnaw <Htj r East Saginaw
ant Bsjr.Oltj,touching Port Haroo, Isxuftoa,;
f ort Sanilac, Forester, FcresinUe, Point Aatarks,
' Fort Austin nam*u Qttf, «t«7 WBOAUDAT
XVMHSO, niTVcJoelC v ~ ;, *. I, v -
Leave* Bagtfiaw for 'ClrnUnd
MOBHIKB/ ' -• •’•• . -V . ilf ,
Alt freight* ccnijgnfd tons win raoei™ proMpt at
,t«nttoo. 1 Ihxbngb ccotraeta mad*. Shippers hav*
lag freight* caadjr can wad. the* -to odKatofa;.wlS'
go on Aral boat without ahargs lor stoned. <
aplfcSm H. QABBItaOS A 00.
D M, BAKBODBi
• win
ALWUfidBBO.,
borner of Pratt a«d Oommarca 6tr*d*t
B41TIM0&X,
<313 SEAL OOJUOASIOB JIESOHAHTB,
And Agent* Sot ibo aala of DtrFOBfS OUHPOW
DIB AND SAFETY FOSE.
Recehreon oonilgznaeat all kind* of Western Pro*
data, and. make adranoeo thereon.
■,B»—Railroad treok In front of Wsrebafisa.
t 1 aaraa to'- '
WilUaa B. Saltb A Co., Pittsburgh t
Miller A Blckstaon, "
Spencer A Oatiird, “
Calp A Shephard, - **
Merchants' Bank, Baltimore 1
B. Be Ford* Sons, M nh&fim
pKNSIONH, BOONTf, BACK BAY.
B. a UAQKBBLU
SUonwjr-<iM*w «U CMm dgmtt
lu FIFTH STBHT, FJUitmriti, F«.
SUMrn, UtMbtnZA tKmtttOlflm
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PITTSBURGH GAZ
ptfskr-glt dtetty
S. RIDDLE St 00.,
BDITOBB JiND PBOTBIBTOBB,
Pnblitation Office No. 84 Fifth gtrpct.
MORNING AMD EVENING EDITIONS, DAILY,
CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS' Up TO THE
HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 25.
NEW TERMS OF THtf&XZETTE,
Moans? Eomoi, by mall, pm year M ....is 00.
" “ mroth... 70.
" a . . . week --- I*.
“ '* eteglaoople. g.
Evens? EsiTUm, by mall, per yaf.;.,, 4 go.
" “ month... sa!
M wsek*... in.
“ " eiugle ™ r 4- g.
77 iblt Esmoi, single copies, per year., g 00.
" 11 clobeof StolO, •» „ l 60.
M " clobeof IQ or more" - 1
—end one extra to the party sanding dub. For a
dab of fifteen, we will send the Etuuq Gixrmi
daily. For a dub of twenty, we will send tbe
Hoanse Ginra daily. Btegle eepiee, 5 crate.
•VAU eabecxiptlrae ettieOp is advoaoe, and papers
always stopped when the time expirte.
Important Movements In Louisiana*
Tht Urm Atehafalaya is applied to a rf T er
or bayou which extends dal south from the
Red River, near its mouth, to what is ealltd
“ Grand Lake/* which is nothing more than
a considerable expansion of the same river,
about 80 miles long and from 4 to 8 wide.
From this lake the water flows through a
bayou, by some called Bayou Teche, SO.milai
further south, into Atehafalaya Bay, en the
coast of the Gulf, about 130 mllea west of the
delta of the Mlfiiuippl. Bayou Teche, as it
is called, is (really but -a contraction of tbe
same stream. The Atehafalaya, therefore, is
but one oontinuoua etraam—navigable all the
way—from tbe Red River to the Gulf. The
Ram, Queen of the Wes(,jhad been taken by
the rebels from the Red River, down to this
river, into Grand Lake, where it was destroy*
ed by a part of Gen. Banks* army. Other no
oounts say she was captured-^—not destroyed.
At the lower end of Grand Lake are tbe
towns of Brashear City, CentreTllle and
Franklin. - These plaoes were a resort for
smugglers and blockade runners, who entered
the Atehafalaya, and passed up to the Red
river, bringing large supplies to the rebels at
Vieksburg and Port Hudson. Gen. Wiitzu
has been operating there for some time, but
with an Inadequate force. Recently, how
ever, Gen. Baxes has gone to that important
point, and, at the last aocounts; there wes
every prospect that the rebel army of eight
thousand, stationed at Centrsville, would bo
captured. This Important thoroughfare Is
Bow in possession of our foroes; a large
eouroe of rebel supply is out off, and our
troops can be transported to any point on the
Mississippi without palling the batteries at
Pert Hudson. '
A True Representative qi the English
The‘noble lord*' and. 'honorable gentle
teen*—in the parfiameatary hum of those
titles—do not by any means represent tho
paopU of England, whatever official or other
pretensions they make to do so. We do not
Lear*he voioeof BnglaMf£«t _ef A.,pla«i of
BogGshmen, when Bari Russell or Yiicoant
Palmerston, when Lord Lyons or my Lord
Hertington, speaks. Bat we do when an
Bngliah working-man speak*. At the late
great AnnlTersary'hfeeting held In' Madiaon
equate, New York, before. Mr» .Vao finren
ooamenoed hit ipeeoh, the papers tell ns that
a Mr, Brani, of Bnglakd, was introduoed to
the meeting, and laid be waa one of the En
glish operatives who had eaten of the bread
aent over by the American people in the
George Griswold. He was the humble indi
vidual who moved the vote of thauka to Pres
ident Lincoln in the mass meeting of work--
men of England—a meeting of nine thousand
operatives inside the hall, and four thouinnd
outside, who oould not get in. He oould tay
to the American people—to those fighting to
sustain their Government—that the operatives
of England were with them heart, and; souL
(Great applause.) It was not the workiig
people who favored fitting out Alnbamas—it
was the mill lords and the aristocracy; the
people were with the American Government,
would 1 like to live under it, work for its sup
port, and die for it, if need be.
Coaot timowiki on Halleck and
Emil Schallt. i
“Aoan,” of tho Cincinnati OaMsUe, ia «
Uu Jatter from Washington, give* n*_the fol
lohiid piquant criticism by Count jSoaowßit.
Oar raider* will remember that wetatroduood
M. Emzl Schalx to their; aequo intanee f Iq *
recent notion of one of hlfremarkablo books—
u Tbs Campaigns of 1862 and 1881
Meeting Count Gutowikl (or Count Growler,
as the tragi are wont to oall him,) on the Ave
rt ut,helf an boor ago, he faont out, “ What e
Government of asses 1 lfy Got, what a Got
ernment of Assos, from Asi-in-Ohief Halleok
ondown 1 Look at their opening of thecam
palgnli 800 how they throwing
away their powan 1 No brains, no plana—all
blind bases, assail Hera's Halleok, who
wwrtin’t be thought qualified to. command a
bdgadi, in the army.of any respectable Bn
topoanf Government—without'."ewerbaring
wonaeWtory orwronfought a bat Us, made
Go»fal-in*Chlef I _Loj>k M this brilliant
book, by Bali be prin
dieted ear disasters two years .ago and bow
hl» predictions were fulfilled to the letia% jui
than-look at what be myt of
.morefesnts! And that man yoa
inyoorjaerrioe! I took him tor them at the
beginning of this war,* I. told who'bo was,
what he had been; showed his work, and yak
yon think they offered him? Acapltahoy—a
eapitaney of infantry l iMy Got! Halleok
Gmiaralllß'Ohlef, and Ba|U Sohslk offered a
eapltanoy of infantry l u ; And with finger to
his nossL and montb working savagely under
hli gray beard, the irate. Polo stomped off. -
The Freed Bluet Belf-onotalntny.
! The following focto, atatod by o wolt-ln
formed oorrerpondent ol tho New York Stm
iitg Arti in of high intermit, ud boaldoi the.
enconroiement they afford to the lUtoimia
ead pUhathroplit, eompletely dltpore of u
enormoda botch of DetnbdrsUo feltehoodi:
Tho South Caroline (rwdnlen erenotpan- '
port. Ihw noolre no nppdrt of «inj.,kiad >
Iron the OoTornmont, nor ohorlty from aoy
aouroe. Ihoy hen done nlmoof elltbe work
In tho nurtermutu’e Ddpertmehf j thop
hero, betidet thli, roltod on tho pUnUUou.
dnrlig the put year of freedom, undent i
food to oupply thoauolnt. In tho oouon
thoy hoyo fold garde* TOgetaUte, melona, .
£a, to tho trpopo to e oonatdorable omoaot :
they here furnlthod »fuUr*gtme»t,>*ndnoro,
of roldtoto; end botldo thlt, thoy hon raltod, ,
Sthofod] ginned, ond, J«hod ioTUrty.dTO ■
oaiand ponndo of BM lolend cotton, whloh ■;
irillproeonUyeoue to market. ... -
I hey* before no paper* from whloh tho i
following agurmeakedtnwn.Of tho t,Oto
freed peoplecfoolorin tholilindion tholot ,
of Hoy, ilBdj,-keif* ehUdna; Bander i<
qnutor hpnioV»httt UdolledMhaUf ''
nelpod «,TM non, worn* udty«itk, aU;o/
l|feli»KSd^S^iSSsKS
The Operations at Suffolk—The
Rebel Plan Foiled
The Washington corrospondont of the Nsw
York Timet writes:
• Gen. John J. Peck has fulfilled the high
est expeotions of his friends. The rebels
ooontdd surely on hit being overwhelmed.
The Petersburg Exprtu, of the 15th, said: •
: “Our people are buoyant and hopefol, as
they onght to be. We have In that direotion
as gallant an army as was ever mastered un
der adyj sun, and oommanded by an offieer
who his! won laurels in every engagement,
from the first-Manassas to that of Fredericks
burg. Suoh an army, oommanded by suoh ah
offieer as Longstreet, may be defeated, but
suoh an event Ts scarcely within the range of
probability, if we have been correctly inform
ed as to the number ef tho enemy garrisoning
Suffolk during the past two •weeks. 1 ’
Longitreet crossed with this great army on
five bridges over the Blackwater on the night
of the 10th, and oponed on all the approaches
to Suffolk, oxoepting one. On the night of
the 11th, he drove in our pioket line. From
that dayuntil now he has labored to turn our
flunks, especially the right flsnkonthe Nanse
mond river, which for some ten miles is not
over a hundred feet wide, and so is favorable
for orositng.
Jeff. Davis, Lee, Longstreet and D. H. Bill
prepared the plan of attaok on Peok. Long
street was to advance with 30,000 men, out
the river about five or six miles below, oross
and unite with Hill, who was to come from
North Carolina with 23,000 men through the
Dismal Swamp. All communication thus out
off, Peck was to be trapped and the James
River opened to ' Norfolk, where their iron
clads and other craft could have ready access
to the ooean. The James, next to the Missis
sippi, is the most important river in the Con
federacy.
The best General New Tork has given to
the war—Peck, of Syracuse—with fighting
and with “vigilance, has baffled all this
strategy.
Thi editor of the Ouarda Nacioual, pub
lished at Matamoras, Mexico, who is a whole
souled -Mexican, and American, too, thus
give vent to his enthusiasm over the news of
the vlotofy of the Mexican arms at Puebla;
We have just received tho following news,
which we hasten to lay bofore our readers.
Soareeiy oan we write. Our pulse trembles ♦
our heart longs to burst its prison, and fly
through all the world singing songs of tri
umph. Alai 1 how Impossible it is for us to
transfer to paper the feelings which now throb
in our bosom; how poor Is language to paint
tho;enthusiasm and the joy with which this
people have reoeived the tidings of victory !
Mexico, loved oountry, mine, I grow in prido
when I think I too am thy son, and I salute
thee, grand and victorious, in the name of the
people of Tamaulipas. I have always ! done
thee Juitioo, and, with much faith, have
prophesied the splendid triumph which thou
bask just won over the soldiers of the oppres
sor! of liberty in both worlds 1 Live. Mexi
co II live a thousand years! Hidalgo, Mor
ales, and Zarragosa, sound thy triumph -in
heaven; sing It around the throne of the God
of Nations 1 ; Mexioo, may you, from victory
to victory, march forward to fulfil and realize
your high destiny I Viva, Mexico 1 Viva 1
The Right Spirit.
• The eldest son of Longfellow, the poet, only
eighteen years of age, determined on entering
the military servioe of the oountry, and, to
learn the soldier’s life from the beginning,
enlisted InOapt. McCartney’s Battery of Mas
sachusetts Artillery, stationed at the seat of
war, and for several. weeks discharged, in a
manner that gave'entire satisfaction to his
Captain, the hardest and most disagreeable
duties of a private of horse artillery. Neither
he nor his father *j*de any effort to get him a
commission, though probably no youth in
America has stronger influences, arising from
parental distinction, wealth, social connec
tions, and family friendships, than he. A
«om*U«i9n > JhftKfx.« # JiASrecently been given
to him 4 *! Second LieutehWtTanmriSf Mas
sachusetts Cavalry, on the recommendation of
the field offioers of that regiment, who knew
his qualifications as a horseman, and his
knowledge of drill and tactics acquired by
nearly, two years* steady and persevering
praotioeln the drill clubs of Boston..
Important Decision.
: An important decision was delivered, in the
U. S. Circuit Court at St. Louis a few dkys
since# in a suit brought against the govern
ment for the possession of A quantity of cot
ton. j The laws of maritime law are declared
applicable to Western rivers, and consequent
ly vessels and cargoes are subject to prise
as determined by the law' of nations,
luoh as violations of blookades, carrying con
traband of war to insurrectionary States and
districts, eto. It Is also derided that captures
on land by land forces, or booty as recognised
by the laws of war, are not oognlsiable by any
of thfe Courts; but must be turned by those
tanking xuoh captures directly to the proper
military authorities for the use of. the Gov
ernment. The captors in such oases gain no
interest in. the property taken, and cannot
appropriate it, or any part thereof, to their
own use. .
, Tau* la ip (ruta glut of American silver
Id Canada, that in come parts of the Provinces
ll his fallen to 20 per cent discount. The
.queettpoi-wknt to do with the silver has great
ly pnskled the Canadians, and eventually a
motion has been- made in the Parliament to
make it mlegal tender. Heretofore It passed
for.fcdr.per cent, more than British silver:
bat the ln4ux;has been so great that banks
refuse Id lend onlt'or take it on deposit, rail
road corporations refuse it for fare, and mer
ohanta deeline to receive it except at the rate
Of 80 dr 90 oents on the dollar. The Cana
dian jonrnais hope that something will be.
done tp give it a etable. position, and discou
rage its undue importation,yet they depreoate
■any Initiation which would exclude it jalto
gethers as an evil greater even than the pre
sent plethora.
Thi liavx Eipsoitiox in Tisssssis.—The
Cincinnati d7aseUe, : Toferrinp • this, -
ir to-. ~ uj>:
■ The fzptdltioß Imn MamfordayUlo to the
CumbeHond rlT«r »u i» affair of nut im
bortaaieand splendid lendta. At Collna. in
Jeokaon county, Tenn.» near the Kentucky
Un», »nd eerenty-tWo mllesby river above
Naehfijle, largo quantities of oorn and other
•torn, pith agreatnumbkrof boate/whlch
.Iran being naed by thcrebelain tranaportina
.WpUefc wen found and deatrojed. It wai
jhfeeeeri blow to 4ha enemy. The Union lota
' w|i# tritiag. The national fortes art getting
adoastofeed to the : expeditionary basinets,
•a* inUhelr performance, aro eelipsing the
vabeis 4 yao for a time monopolised that mode
Of . : 1 ; • .
I Htpvblican, in referring to
ibe monment before Vicksburg* says:;
*• : y^ 9 J , *P l *•*’bypermission, that * dispatch re
btjitke; President from Adjutant Gen
eral Thomas, announces tbe complete iaeeeii
v[ * movement before Vicksburg, ..which, In
iudgment of experienced military men,
must hure resulted, ore this, either in the eap
ture of Vicksburg, by Genual Grant and Ad
ttlral Bortar, or the abandonment of that
E'aoe b| the rebels! Indeed, so far as the
tier surges Uonii concerned, General Grant,
hader::d£t* of tbe lfth instant, despatches
the President that he has information from
iehels Umt the latter are .evacuating Vicks
burg. \ . “
j~»*MoCEATia Pu*bina«£»Thi Do
3mas flOuaty f iaaolamn mooting.
; proochor who would many »
a to » block m«B| oi;' a black Wo- 1 '
irhlto tnosV li Jihwdrthj, In cur
tbo’aupportof tty pooplof ; t ; ~
f wlUplaUo taka notiob. '-'j.if.i':
i AN«\
mocracj
UMBbll
i 7th. '
Tbit®
IUB' to
OpUlon,
Awdij
. Sautoi
.taStflS
tej9«Jf.-sCaoSui^-A' i WMbtsgtu
to ti» HowTork I?»»«»y« i
I Suiwir iIU r«m»ik*d that Aflu
(A*kMMji?KijMobr«t ProTilonoo,
kb* glut met of thmwmr. AUIUUnr
iposgmiionAl dtbitei
R> BOW- udlintud tii IxnplMAbto
HOftmtt DftTUtowvrdihltioldlev
Wl Mu nproeku'-' ■ ■
jQjunuux* iOMigi.-A. McCall
a&dlrtali Bh»tar;iwri;ti<n' tyu(*tod out of
of itiuiTJaitoa EiUtM.
•^^ > r^*vftWsis<6Swi»> Y, *'-r'' ' ,
VOL
Th* JfttfeMl Aeadem j of Bdeno*. incorfeo
ruted at the last Session of Congress, metKr
organisation on Wednesday in New York* | It
was called to order by Senator Wilson. L
gave the history of the bill of Incorporation.
Professor Agassis followed him, in a short
statement of the fundamental principles upon
which a permanent edifiee of foienoe should
be based. Professor Henry, Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, was elected tempo
rary President, and Professor Caswell, tem
porary Secretary* A committee of nine to
draft a form of organisation was appointed.
Pnor. WiiCHUi, State Otologist of Mich
igan, reports that, the whole central ana of
the State, embracing one eighty
seven townships, of six thousand seven hun
dred square miles, is underlaid by eoal mines,
ranging in thickness from three to five feet.
Mines hare been opened in several places,
three at Jackson And on* at Corunna, whloh
last year yielded over twenty-five thousand
tons. The ooal resembles that in the Illinois
beds in quality.
Tbs bill to oompel the planting os provision
crops has been lost in the Georgia Legislature.
The same fate befel one to lay a heavy tax on
those whojrefused the rebel currency,:and also
a bill to ehdorse the bonds of the rebel Gov
ernment. ; A bill was passed to takeone-tenth
of all the provisions in the State for the pub
lic lervioe.
ExTiNStva Cavalry Bcout.—The cavalry
under Gen. Stahel, in large and small bodies,
have scouted the whole country i between the
Potomao and Rappahannock) and as far west
as the Bine Ridge, and report no rebels there,
save a few straggling guerrillas and the in
habitants. . ,
Ay a young ladies Seminary, a few days
since, during an examination in history, one
of the not most premising pupils was interro
gated: “Mary, did Martin Lather die a
natural death V "No,” was the prompt
ply; "he was excommunicated by!abull!”
OILS* *c.
OIL MEN seed not be unbarrasscd
by the enforcement of the Bulk Ordinate*,
when they ten have their Oil baneled and tblpptd
without tonchieg the City Wharves, a* cheep, more
prompt, with km riik, teas trouble and in better
order, at
OIL YARD, j
On the Allegheny Valley Ballroad. above Lawrence
vitle, whan Oil la pumped from the boats direct to
and .shipped to any point, leal cr Weit,
without any draying or re-ahlpplag.
All onlera promptly attended to.
*9*OfQce.at Yard, on Cittaen* Paaeoger B, B.'
Poet Office address, BOX 802, PltUborgh; dr I
can be teen dally at the Oil Exchange.
■pa ■ DAVID gIBg.
JJIDEB & CLARK,
COMMISSIOH MKRCHAHTB,
And Factors la
PETBOLBUM AND ITS PRODUCTS, OILS,
OANDLXS, Ac.,
61 BEOAD street New York.
C 9 Hand STREET.. .^.Prrnßvxou.
OWAgenU far the POBTLAND KEBOBEHI OIL
WOBKB, NEW YOBK PABaVFINB OANDLI
COMPANY, la.
W. A. CHAPMAN, Agent,
aplVnn 69 Hand street.
JKON CITY OIL WORKS.
LTD AY $ GSOSPENJiING,
Manufacturers and Refiners •(
CARBON OIL, BENZINE AND LUBBIOATING
OILS,
And dialers la
O B V D S PETROLEUM.
opposite Bnarpaborg.. i
Office in PEBBY BLOCK, Duqueine Way,
—aplDfiro.,
PiTrnuaoH, Pa
JJOBEItT -ASHWORTH, ■ •
So. IST. OLAIR SHIRK, PUtaborilu '
Forwarding 1 ft Conunusion Morcliant
i AND DJSALSS IN OILS . 1
*9T ILLUMIHATniO.LUBBIGiaiMO, QBCDE
PKTHOLSOM 01Lt» Ac., coDitaatly on hand and
f#r cafe at the lowestmaxket pile ta, Oomnimif
akp okanat aoticrap. - ap7^ft
JJICHARDBON, HARLEY & 00.,
Commiuion and Forwarding DcrehanU,
CRUSE 4 REFINED PETROLEUM,
if*. 19 law is OTisir, pittmdmh.
cash adtahcxs on consignments tor
Plttabtugh or Xaatern Markets.
rmutraoH unxnou
Mean. J. 8. Eu. worth k Co.;
Srupan Hahbacsb, Esq.
Thokmoh Bxu,Xeq., Pree’tOcauaercial Bank.
mhlOifin’
JpKTKOMTK OIL VVOKKJS,
PtTTBBVBOBt PJ.
RKBSE ft GRAFF, Proprietor!.
Oapadt? two thooaand barrels per weak. , 1
»001<*, MOMOHQAH?Hik HOtBF.
■ 1 : nott
9to, m. uotsaair^,—— n« M &r sotncair.
OIL REFINERY.
aaoaos w. boldou!? * oa.
■ uavrainuuiu or,
BUBzrnrc oil ahd lubbigatiho oil.* :
Keep constantly. an hand tha warV boat -attalitT of!
ctoeraiid-srtthoatdaoT; also, a rood
pure WHITH and CABj
' «**•*» toft nt 80. S Fifth Sruwvßank
Bloo K > ! oon * floor » &• promptly attended Ao. ..
OOOiOtf i:
OIL WORKS."; i_
PBHOAH, DUHLAF ti,CO„
Maaumoioren of . i iji •
poei oakboeoiu.
Liberty stmt, • !'
mjfcgrnd MM • . . riTTBBUBOH» Pa.
JAMES IRWIN,
Mantdbotnnr et ■
OIL OF TETBOI*- * j!
AQUAi-AMbiiju.';';
Order* loft at .Wffllaa Holmes k Oo.*i Office, cor--
ner of Market and First street*,-will rkostve ffcompt
attention! ■ • • . y, ssao
OIL WOKK.H, ; | h
BATIOB A SUITa, ' 1-;'
Birunsas AHD paaiucßa. lsoiaßOHon,
■ bjluyta'UUßufcrtU;'j
“Egritof Mt ,t Bi. UMABKXI
fiTBOT.o* tf-tluljrworkiin
promptlynttmidadto. ~ j 7
BoYitßaoroapDE oil. ;j-.Tnhiv-t
OSFINWA>IIi FOR fiXPOR'A.^Tb#
saU.ttebsrt
««aUtj otße&as<fc£rt>on dsUrarsd ea
canal PtttafcrpYwh/oa dodt in-PbltadaTphßwrat
varshottM at : Bad HookFoint, V*w Tork. J/WIIV
•too <kUy« toUfromloo te MM» barrels tea itmd
otbar Enxipeaaporm.
r > g ;nPstrobeOfl Wosk^Flttskukaia.
TTNIbBS BTATBet»EYENDB
Aj eTAKPi-ifall assortamnlksfrtJor asls at
thacffioscflßtemalMmaae.: WITfcBBTBXF7,
oajf
gUNDRIEa— bfcto. GjjjjgJ Apple? i.
Jut recall Aln • j, ’
' Us 6KJ 1« OHAJ.O.BAMEII*.- j!
WIT [,-, „
XtEWj sFRENIjII PAPER
kuu
•() • • • CTWwChSit.
LXXVI—NO. 139. -
DI&80L UTIOJTB, ttC.
pvIfcSOLtJITON OF CO-FABTNKR
■xJ SHIP.—The 00-Partiiarahip hsretofore exist
ing bit seen the undersigned) under the'name and
dyb of.WM. TATE, Ja~ * 00. is this day mutually
dissolved, WM. TATE, Jb.' retiring from said firm,
he having sold aQ his Intstat ln the lata ftrm to
JOHN M. TATE and. J. Jt. SEVILLE, who are
alone autherifitd to settle the. business of mid dm. •
VC TATE, Jm,
J.F.BEVILLE,
, JOHN M. TAT*.
Ptttaburgh.-Jaa. 24th* 1663,
On retiring from the lata firm o f WM. TATE, Jm.
* Vy-* «a uademlaned recommends his an cc assort “
WK^TiT^Ji. 1 ”
under, ign- '
m™ 1 IV 6 “*,)“* *ra o, WM. TATI. Je. k
Wtftnenhlp nnd.r th. .
am.K.4«7l.oiTATi*rtvn l Li,iiu^ n aSJ: ;
j John m. tati.
j ■ Jit. SEVILLE.
filth, lSd&dtf., v
pO-PARTNERSHIP.-The Bubsoribew
\J have this.' day formed a. Co-Paitnmblpfor tw
purpose of catrylng:oQ a General Wholesale Grooan.
and Odmmlsaicn business, at the did ataad, Nos. l»r
and 193 Liberty street, under tbs firm and stvto-of
J. KIBHPATBrOK k BROTHER, where they wm
b* pleated to gee their friends end customers. -
- JOfIKPH BIBKPATBIUK,
WILLIAMKIBKPATBICK.
Pittabarghfi April lUh,lB6d. epl&lm
MJrsMTMtikjrvjE,
y.
Office, N. ]£. corner Wood end Fifth kite
FIRE AKD JCA&tiTE IHSURAHO&.
OIBXOTOB8:
Wm, Phillips,
John Watt,:
Wm. B. flay*,
John S. Parke,
Charles B.JUa»IV
Wm* Van Kirk, ;
Jamee D* : ?erner,
; Oapt. John L. Bhoade
•j Samuel P.flfajiTw,
Q*om B. Jon*,
V Battl*! Wallace, ’
iajHaMpn.lKiTiv;.v
.gflXXililFSt.rVwffmi ‘
5 WATT, FfaefrertiM,
•trttiif. - il • |ol*:Iy
WM, T, GARDNER.
CURB-rNaORAINCE, BY THE RELI
£ ANOfi. hfCTDAL INBUBANOE COUPANY/-
or PHIL ADELPHIA, or BUILDINGS, limited cl
perpetual, MEBOHANDISE, rUBNITDM, AA, In
town #r country. Office No. 80S Walnut street.
Oatral, Anns, 9308,608 90~lnfcsted
as fellows:! :! <i 1
First Mortgage on Improved City Proper*
iy, worth double the fix* «vt qo
Ground rent,-first flaw,., yl iJiag fio
Penna, B. 6. par cent. Mortgage
Loan, 930,000. coal. l r ,_ r[l , .27,900 00
Oity of Philadelphia,' 0 per .cent. Lbau. ' 30,0(0 OQ
Allegheny coqstj *Mr ct,,P.B. B.Xoan 10,000 u)
OoUatenu bonds, weß aecmred.« BAOO 10
Hastlngdoh rand.: Broad Moantaln
Itaflioad Oitopmjr > nijrtpi.>M W _. LJXC W)
Cora MtftrV,,.;,;; 4 qoo (C
Btook lnsuranoaOa- 00
Stock of Oeuniy lira Inirunuioe'Oo. ww .„ M 1,060 00
Block af Delaware M.;B. laeurkace-.O&M. 700 00
Commercial Bank do BJB6 tl
Mechanka*-Bahh 1 do- '
Union 11. Insurance Oo.’* Hrrip.i.,... ■, . leo io
Bills Beceivnhle,' business paper.,,,,,,.1i1207 13
Book Accounts, aoarned Intensv : 73'
Oesh *0 huid a&d in hands of sgenU_,.
.... <•
OI»3EM TIS&jLUY, PrmdmU,
H. L. Gar*on,
iTtotbrop/
&obt.T6la&d« <
Chaa. *
i'ted’k, lotuiff)' •
Jacob T. jSqaUnf, .
O. 8. Wood, 1
Bmitb.Bowfr*,....
Jm. S. Woodward. .
John Bfawll, PJttsb’gh,
£CUMA£{, Secretary.
I ; J.«. COTVin.Aomi. ‘
my 6 North Boat corner Third and Woodgtreet. ■
. , ii UXIOT
Glen Tingtar, ‘ i
Samael Bupnam, : /'•
Wb. 2L Tfadmpaoa. 1
Bober? S tee’s, 1
Frederick IJrcwn,
Wm. Mtubw. t'
' |
Beta* W. Tingle;, , L
John it. WorreU, t
HiU, . I
U B. Ml
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY -
X«&s.—:tbahkli2l ri&sinsubasobqom. ,
PACT 09 PHILADELPHIA. Offlcef«3« and 4ST '
Oheetnat etreet, neir "r. . ■••.: .
Statement Aemtik'Janizary let; IMO/ patfhhed* ■
agneu&ly of Aieembly, being— > ■
Pint Mortgagee, amply 889,533 ®j' ” "*
Mm** V
“ 1 ' at.ias ! j»: 51
5, t “ k *. Ip™*”*l^noM6,o«7- m a»t„ . ;...
Note* autLßUl* 1 ’ : ‘ :
0-h^. . Ofeq -V,
: .s4--i ■>* • /• p
profit* from,prtmlatutr which Uiiti-J o- :
Company cabdlrid* by lawman from rUk* Which
hare bean determined. { -P.- t ..
Ittramncn nnd* on oTet# toctlpUon d proart.,, ;j .„
In town nna'oonntj,, at ratio m low*. aracouJiteni
with aecvity, |: >•••*■ *••*" *
Since thcirlncoipomtiOT, apedodnf • • '
they hare paid loesae by fire to an vacant «xceedli<;; -
four Million* of BoUari, thereby affording eridtncx '
<rf tlia a* wall u their abili>
jto ? qujet jrfth ( pro®pttte«|„aU-. r . .*
. ) . fcowusxnui
LoMMpkld faring th» yelr
■ntmabxona:
OhulMJl*B«ncker, ■■■■ X ZbmcLoa. ’
Moniee*! D» Lewi*, J*oo£ JL Smith,
" ' Mwud O. Dtb.
DatU-S.BfOWSt :■ ,< . m;: !
B “ Ml 0 f. •&&■■»«&(&£' • L *»
'. -r^i.iSKuSiaounatiuitti i.- iiiiiii
mytt Offlc* Northe—t cor. Wood * Thinj id. , / .... y
xttvsr&m ra&tiiw
n inrotf riTrasxmqn.—
i ' B- KILLKB, tr.,PmUmL
I-.,iy.«ji .i-'Bl ':.i
MSiTtffsa^m^jsesssr^
mwQ knowniniMtrwmimitt,aai-mk^mnkaf^’- '■ •- i '*’
wftiatf, • bp,protnvtnou md ISmiUitjh to pwaaJtfrfJk* .7..
einrador wkiekUoji kooo r «t oftr**)\fr Ear ~
prsfecto»l»4o« ~V fTjr'fi li geA* *i:
!««**» *V»*
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