TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 6.
en no otiononon imminka.
Coultas llama Removed.
After to-day the Counting Room of the
Pbit "will be found on the second floor of
the Post building, in the room recently
occupied by the Mercantile Agency. En
trance from either Fifth or Wood streets.
The editorial and mailing rooms are on
the same floor. This move was necessary
to give us additional room for the transac
tion of business.
Not a Prisoner.
We yesterday had a brief conversation
with Lieutenant Whitten, of the Firstjaud
only) Nebraska regiment, who came from
Pittsburg Landing on the 22d ult. He
brought with him as a trophy one of
the huge, rough, unwieldy Bowie knives,
so commonly found with the rebels in the
Southwest,
_sent to a friend here by Dr.
William McClelland, formerly of thii
city. It was stated here that Dr. McC.,
(whkwas Surgeon of the First Nebraska)
had been taken prisoner at Pittsburg; but
Lieut. W. informs us this is an error. Dr.
Mee. was on the battle field and rendered
very flficient service to our wounded. He
hasunce - been promoted to the position of
Brigade Surgeon to General Thayer's bri
gade, consisting of one Illinois, two Ohio,
and the' fi rst Nebraska regiments, in Gen
eral Lew. Wallace's division. Lieutenant
Whitten returns to-day, having been here
on a brief visit to his parents in Lawrence
ville, who recently moved here from Union
town, Fayette county.
Troublesome.
Robert. Morris was arrested on Sunday,
for raising : a disturbance at the house of
Mr*. MeleFirk, in Herron's alley, Alleghe
ny. On the way to the lock-up, he es
eaped, but was. pursued and recaptured.
Just as he was being locked up, he as
saulted the officer, leaving him a black
eye: He was fined twenty dollars, yester
day, by. Mayor Drum, and in default sent
to jail for a few days. Josephine Bassett,
arrested. in McGirk's house, was sent to
jail for thirty days. Mrs. McGirk was
also arrested, but having children to at
tend to, was not kept in custody.
Aniiltliaiklrawmeager Railway.
-The citizens of Temperanceville, West
Pittsburgh and Monongahela boroughs,
held a public meeting at the aehool house
in West Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening
isisti'to take into consideration the pro
liriety of constructing a passenger railway
from this eiq to the borough of Temper
aneeville. The meeting . was largely at
tendediandeonsiderable interest was man
ifested in the project, the people apparent
ly determined to push the matter vigor
ously. Sundry committees were appoint
ed and the meeting adjourned until Sat
urday of next week. , There is no doubt
bni the improvement would pay well, as the
population of the district it passes through 1
is about 2,000.
Ws It a Murder?
• Oh the lit an inquest was held at Putney
Coal Shaft, Belmont county, Ohio, on the
body of a man found in that vicinity on
Wednesda_y last. The verdidt of the jury
was: "That the deceased came to his
death by. violence at the hands of some
person or persons unknown to the jury:
the deceased having three wounds inflicted
on his head s • one stab in his right arm,
And one in his breast; appeared to be done
,vith some sharp instrument, and the end
of . the forefinger eat off." The deceased
was `bout thirty-five or forty years old,
five fees' eight or ten inches high, black
h a i r an d houvy black whiskers, and had on
soldier clothes, with canteen about his
neck.
Howard's eatent Oil Tank
designed to pre-
This is a new inven t i°n,
serve from leakage, soakage and evapara
tionot all liquids,
neral use in
ti pe o tro n , that llll leu (L in co mo m ilos. in t g lPeti. iii n lti e n attmt,T e ti r acyltis g u t g much atten
"
oildom, where it has proved a perfect suc
icess. A model tank.can be seen .by those
intenistedatThos.L. McClelland's, No. 27
Wood street and W. P. Shattuck, the ah -eut,
who has the right to use it for sale , can he
found at the St. Charles Hotel. Believing
it to be a most important discovery of its
charseter,.wo advise all interested to call
and examine for themselves.
tattliag Affray'.
On Saturday evening a party of young
men let' into a difficulty at a tavern on
Federal street, above the Diamond, Alle
&Ski, when one of them drew a knife and
sehbbed two of his assailants. One of the
young men received six cuts, on various
*its of - the body, while the other was cut
on the shoulder. They were all flesh
wound., and not of a serious character.—
No hew/tuitions have been made, and the
rumen of the injured are unknown to the
police.
Dr.; 'Reward's Narrative.
At, the suggestion of the Sanitary Com
mittee; the Board of Trade .yesterday ap
pointed a co.mmittee to wait on Rev. W.
D. Howard and request him to repeat, in
oni.ef our :halls, the lecture delivered in
his church on Sunday, descriptive of the
apedttion U) Pittsburg Landing. Dr. H.
'doubtless comply, as it is intended to
devote the proceeds to procuring comforts
for the-wounded men-in our hospitals.
Bartkwastera Bask.
_The Oil City Register has the following:
"It may interest the holderi of bills on the
NoOhytiatein Bank of Warren; Pa., to
'arti 'that the institution has authorized
McMullen, of McClintockville, to
talie lip its bills at par, giving in exchange
Pittikurgh, or other Pennsylvania curren
ay.; The bank still continues to redeem its
WWII* specie."
.
Onr.4. afew Cimaitteribit
'c i agagerf — eit $6. on the Bull's Head Bank
of New York are in circulation. They
41,,11.111111,11, boy, barrel and two cows on
the left npet corner, a bull's head on the
a
lower ' t corner and two large . They
l g
ft
alii ':executed and likely to deceive
even Rood judges of money.
nor Congress.
&Mersa Jesse Linear is announced as
a shailliditirfOr`Cor&m for the district
formaCof Greene, Washington f Beaver
aldlasrfsans counties, and Bon. Samuel
a candidate for .the district
21p914 pp of the counties of Fayette,
Wmalammland and Indiana.
''''" ' Robbery.
The leather ending store of A. Stein-
IsiliNigelpithilidd street, near-Sixth, wee
eliterid one light list week and robbed of
souse SOO worth of valuable stock.
Ainetiter.
8..80we, of company H, Eighth
It. ll . lll :"Eas ut,re egi• of the wounded 801-
at aellarinsitirigted, died on Sun
-7-43neeintiered In Mt. Union C
Nieissda Lave been informed eme.
of
his "zoo
gmbegamgriumeglirsithr, Soldiers.
2Theiftiunne, .Compare y A 4tb Penn
sylvania cushy, aid N. H. Jones, Com
pany 11, 82d Penu,vlrania regiment, died
in the Waihirigton, last week.
1.1,10 . Fis to the Weepltal.
tetinnitilld that visitors can
oalrke:l4lotat to the_ Ithiriee Hespitsli
Tim*. Pridam ot!
.10•Todt.
•
fliPcm
S IVX . IMP I i aut
Cigh*t?
7;i~ F,::.., ~,":s~ mss=
A Spsininhdispeteltf fsetiaßillatehia, Ten- .
nessee,. stet* that,oll the Jet, a,,telegraph
party Mita:ClO: Keti4fritlii-erthe 79th,
was attacked by Morgan's -Cavalry„_ eight
thousand strong, near 'Pulaski, - and The
whole party, of whom but forty were arm
ed, captured', but not till they hid fought
two hours and lost'three men. Subsequent
ly, four companies of the 79th and three of
Col. Vfynkoop's Seventh Cavalry, with a
section of artillery, were sent forward to
Pulaski, beyond which point the rebels
attacked a train of Gen. Mitchell's wag
ons, but were driven back by a small force
of en. Negley's Kentucky Cavalry, on
Elk river. 'his movement, with that of a
part of Starkweather's Brigade from Mt.
Pleasant, compelled Morgan to fly in con
fusion, leaving his prisoners and a large
quantity of arms behind. The dispatch
says one of Gen. Negley's Pennsylvania
courriers fought like a Spartan until his
ammunition was exhausted, when he rode
through a shower of bullets and escaped.
In the evening he brought in dispatches,
passing through Morgan's pickets, who
charged and tired at him.
Another holdler Dead.
.1 ulan Kinney, Sergeant Co. lof the
56th Ohio regiment., a sick soldier brought
front Pittsburg by our Sanitary expedition,
died on Saturday at Passavant's Infirmary,
being the first fatal case there. Deceased
was about thirty years of age, and served
the three months' term at Camp Dennison,
Ohio, afterwards joining the company com
manded by his brother, under a distant
relative, Colonel Kinney. He was strick
en down with typhoid fever during the
siege of Fort Donelson, and subsequently
entered the hospital at Pittsburg Landing,
when his disease assuming a malignant
type, he gradually sank until placed on the
Marengo, when he began to recover.. But '
his constitution was too much impaired for
recovery and he died, as stated, at the In
firmary. His father, who resides in Mon
roe county. Ohio, reached here on Friday
and was with his son during the last mo
ments. The committee of arrangements
have kindly promised to forward the re
mains of deceased to his home in Ohio.
Wood's Literary Society.
This society, of the Western University,
gives a public exhibition at Masonic Hall
this evening. The exercises embrace a
salutatory by the President, declamations,
comic and original, orations, dialogues,
&c. Music will be discoursed by Young's
band; .and front the names of the partici
pants we have no doubt it will be an en.:
tertaining exhibition. Tickets can be had
at the book and music stores at fitteerk
cents each.
Cincinnati Papers.
We are indebted to the indefatigable
Pittock for Cincinnati papers, delivered
on the day of publication.. The great pub
lic, curious fer news, would do well to see
Pittoek, and have the latest papers from
the East and West delivered promptly and
regularly by faithfal carriers.
Theatre.
The bill at the Old Drury to-night em
braces "Sarah's Young Man," the "Too
dies," and "Wanted, 1,000 Young Milli
ners."
JOSEPH MITER Airmail . MITRE,
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OP
FANCY AND PLAIN'
FURNITURE it cnAnis
WAREHOUSE, 135 SMITHFIELD STREET.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley,)
nog PITTNIIVILNIL
PATENT WRITING CASE.
mum CARE IRMO ARRANGED Ad TO
sire the writer a table eight by nine inches
to write upon, will hold
Pen and Pencil,
Paper
and inkstand,
India Rubber,
and Checkers,
Checker Board,
and yet will fold up RO as to measure only 8%
inches by 2 inches.
For sale by •
W. S. HAVEN,
&pH WOOD & THIRD STS.
FROM NEW YORK AVCEION-
20 Cartons of Ribbons, Nos. 12,
16 and 20, White and assorted
colors
Colored Edge Velvet Ribbons
During next week we shill be in
constant receipt of New Goods,
Mr. Horne having gone to New
York for the purpose of attending
the Auction Sale of Ribbons and
Millinery Goods on May 2d.
We shall also receive new Flow
ers, Bonnets, Hats and Shakers,
Embroideries, Linen Handker
chiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets, Sun Umbrellas,
Parasols, Hair Nets, Head Dresses,
and a full line of notions and fancy
goods.
JOSEPH HORNE,
WHOLESALE ROOMS,
Nom. 77 a■d 79 Market strait.
mys • 2d and 3d atoritis.
EAT.... HOOT AND SHOE SALES—
E7 l l - This MONDAY Morning at 10 o'clock. and
at SD. ss...amd contiageebrargy day thio-Weok at
same hours, will be sold at the Masonic Hall Auc
tion House. No. 55 Fifth street, a large assort
ment of Boots,. Shoes. Gaiters. Ties, • Slippers.
Buskins, and a large quantity of Children's Shoes;
all of which MUST BE SOLD TO THE HIGH
EST BIDDER.
- - - -
N. B. Theee are no Auction Goode, but are
goods well made, durable and in fact. are the same
lmet. You Peldeublemiice for ittitetimplarmedni ,
tenr6 T A. KOMELLAND. Auttieneer..
J. H. CASIDAY.
NOTE, BILL. BOND AND MORTGAGE
• AP BEAL BETATE BROKER.• • -
OFFICE, ROOM NoARBURRIPS BUILDING,
FOURTH STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
St,gllo, to invest OA First Clam pager, AT
LOW RATES. -sp2'
LADIEE: HEEL
, GALITERE; 49 00
LADIES CONGRESS HEEL GAITERS, 111.85 t
LAW'S EILIPMRS, !NM ? '
at No. 15 Flab Street, 2d door from Market.
my 3 • ILL DIFEENNACKER.
LOAN OFFICE,
HENRY. W. CIMIOTT
.
NO. I• 0 111111EITNIFIELDOTREET,
Near the corner Fifth. Pittrhurqb.
MONEY IN SANON AN * lama
quantities loaned on Gold and Silver. Dia
monds. Jewelm Gektawd Silver Wattr ith and
all kinds et .othie'istieTes. Ihr - any of
time mired on. The goods cannot be derv,
without the Tieket.'
Moe Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
Sparse Goon,: sralirel - aodow
OPEtrING . DA MT
I &rim, Goods sad baying ilea,. tit thin.
~../Ndierthelno____at Id"! A• 1 0! do
poolißlffie
I %co-
PROMISSORY NOTES
GENERAL OFFICE.
PIMA . % NT. WAYRIE A CHICAGO RAILWAY Co.,
Pittsburgh. May lat. PM.
NOTICE—THE PITTIMIIVUGH. FOIST
Wayne and Chicago Railway Company. •
having received a proper legal oonveyanoe of the
Railroad. from Pittsburgh to Chicago. with all its
appeudages, mai. personal and. mink Lite the
Ptotairty of the Pillaburgh. Port Wag*. glitChi
cago Railroad' Company. now assames the toittrol
and management ()timid road and property.
All persons employed on or about said Road.
may continue in their respective positions or sta
tions until furter notice.
All persons, associations and corporations, de
siring business arrangements. or wishing to con•
tinue or change any heretofore existing. will at
once apply to the proper officers of this company.
as this company is bound by no arrangement or
understanding that it does not expressly assume.
myeetjl (3. W. CASS. President.
DIVIDEND.
OPVITiC EUREKA INSI7RANCE COMPANY,
Pittsburgh, May sth, 1862. ,
T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
..9G Directors of this company, held this day, a
dividend was declared of POUR Pea MINT., on the
Capital Stock subscribed, out of the profits of the
last 6 mouths, payable forthwith. •
iny6-Iwd imp= FANNHY, Beeretary.
ALIJARILE TENSE* LANDS FOR
• SA LB-1500 Acres of choice land in Mc-
Kean county, Pa., at about X miles from the Al
legheny river, to which there is a good plank
road: ounveakod also to sew mills, sabot&
and in a good neighborhood, about one mile from
the town of Coryden. The soil is good and there
arc surface indications of Petroleum. This land
will be sold on favorable terms, and part pay
taken in Carbon .Oil if desired. There isobar
dance of timber. Oak:Pine, &c. Permis looking
for oil sites, or good timber lands, will find the
above worthy of attention.
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
bl Market street.
HIERUALVES HOLLAND BITTERIV—
I his delightful, truly wonderful remedy, is
minkantly kept en nand at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
myr corner Diamond and Market et.
• ---
- 17 - ° lv CAN ALWAYS P 0 C E
A. fresh Blue Lick Congress. Empire. end the
celebrated Kissengen Water at
JOSEM FLEMING'S.
myti earner Market street and the Diamond.
PRE WINES AND LIQUORS. OF
every tieueription for medicinal purposee, al-
WIIYA to be found at
JOSEPH FLEMING'S.
um; corner Market street and the Diaakond
T HE LARGEST
gtifitoNEftir rAirwrni
24 AiiikoftreffOßNME , • •
Volsrni yfiriMinsrprii—.
aC:oolrit. ViChriler/Efr"
PEN 111310 ER, -
rafit
ITNIC
pirretTiftrlor7l 4m.-- A~'llhii sue`
-
$1950 PER -DOZEN.
HENRY MINER.
NON. 71 AND 73 FIFTH lITREET.
next door to Poet Office. ap26
-
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH WARD FOUNDRY,
(PITTSBURGH. PA
Warehmue, No. LH First and HO Second etc
Manufacturers of all aim aad..deseriptions of
Coal Oil, Retorts and Stills. Gas and Water Pipe.
Sad Irons Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes, Steel Mode.
Follies, Nangers and Couplin .
Also Jobbing and Machine of every de
scription made to order.
Raving a complete machine chop attached to
the Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to fe2l:l7rduw
SPRING GOODS.
IBA~.
CLOTHS, CASSMERES
AND
WIESTINCS.
WE NAVE NOW IN WORN A CON
v v PLETE etook of
SPRING GO'ORS,
all new and deeirable styles, which have bees
carefully ealeeted in New York, with • duke to
please the most tastideena, and oompriaing in all
the various new fabric and novelties et the
season.
IVe would remote:ft eolielt an garb , call from
our patrons and the public, to test the merits of
the same or themselves.
9ABIkIIEL,I6IRJET * SON,
Si.er haat Tan o'r s'•
No. 19 Fifth Street.
Bow Rn t N O.—TWO GENTLEMEN
and wives can be accommodated with
Boarding. at No.loB Fifth street. A pleasant
loca enr tion. dJeo, two shade gentlemen.
Alwil
PEREMPTORY BALE
HOT!L AND FARM.
THOMAS k SONS. Auanoinunis.
THE VALUAIIILB BIT•ILIeeHIHT MOWN •
"THE LORETTO SPINS KOTEL" INDII,
too Aerie. remedies.' wine Un.
Sire Furniture.Liquers. Nerese.
011111 . 141We11, Hey, Feratioglin
plentente.ae. •Ia emu Met.
ON TUESDAY SLAY ISSA. LT 12 O'CLOCK. NOON. will be sold at %ige
pale without reserve. AT THE PHILA
PIMA EXCHANGE all that valuable rummer
Retreat. known sis A.O 10. SPAWN
HOTELand_PAHH; wilha.thoy
imos mamma I*.
Pennsylvania Railroad, CSablill county, Penna.
The hotel is 240 feet front, two and three stories
high, with verandahs. It is new, finished last year
and is Wed up at seat expense fora MK *um
Ilotel—acCommodations for 140 visitors, equal to
any similar establishment in the country, admira
bly constructed as to ventillation , &C_,. ehmin
beraaayylia2 with running_ Mars &flair be
bletdiotindooldl Ositimmli nisi As* SS:
side bath-houses fitted' UP for ladies and gentle
men, supplied.with water from a large lake on the
re
pmises, havuurswitzuning and shower baths.—
Two lase well Cott , Ise Cristo Saloon,
Billiard Room, Ten-Pin Alleys, to.. a fine vege
table garden.
The Farm comprises 210 aerie of valuable land,
&boateo4f it llinaLtisber. tO upAeS. Read
rabsVile=sildil4k ' 4 ' lo "
FUR !TURK, IJ CTRS. HORSE 4 CAR
RIAGES, al In t/le izis i= ll4
tribbarge, will the 'entire ' • • nearly
new, in mobs* a few s neg. Alio; 'etoek - of
Liquors, Ilene%Carriagss_Ceme. Penang Im.
plements, 11 tons of Elay ln yood. &a. Cost of the
personal Pro pert y about *TAO-
S4LE Q UT/lon amount ofilteAllbspilth
of thebater:
- .
TERN/Si-41W -emir on the' agetsitibil-
coedhe
deed. balance in 1%12 ead:llmaeutiwiesu ea
the property. We &reauthorized to refer to sev
eral gentlemen in theeib as to' the mharieter of
the plane fora Sunimer
M. THOMAS & EMSTEJ, Autitionsem
F0..139 & 141 South Fourth
mys:t4 PHILADELPHIA
LAFA•krTTE szarrAtiLiquT--
F.O. 65 WOOD 8711.111 T.
betweas Third and Fourth street, Mahe Ufa,-
into Ball. Isom from • a. it.. antli II dike p.,
N. Meals at all hours aad at the shortest intim
All the delicacies of the season served ap ta the
best style.
OYSTERS STEAMED. and in every other forin.
The beet woks are engaged.
A Room has been fitted up expramly fbr the ac
commodation of Ladies. Private tetrunee ad
ioining. ' _
Captain J. T. HENRY and Capt. JOHN TAG%
- -
:744- •' tf I
. • j • 1 1)
it
be e • J-013 •
Ore
; .:41fflimairov WRITE
wishes tOlnb o n his friends and the public that ho
hatband's*. r
RdIMBILTV MITAIROICT. No. 1157.
near ST. CLAIR STREET. and is prepared to
accommodate who may want anything hi his
lbw at the lowest rates, for cash or such trade as
may suit him.
Old Blinds repaired, repainted and trimmed at .
the very I lowest price. and if the work does not
please I will charge nothing for it.
N. B.—lt hag been freely reported by some of
my particular friends in my line that I-had qui ,
the Blind making, which is not so.
ing2-Imdt
STATE SENATE—E. D. °ASSAM
fat a candidate for the nomination for
STATE SENATOR. • mys
WO* SALE—THE STEAMIER EEL
MI: NOTTE. now lying at the Pitts
burgh wharf, will be offered at
_pri
vate sole until the nth inst. If not so ore
that time she will be exposed to public sale on
TUESDAY NEXT, MSS, at 10 o'clock, A. it.-
The boat is in good running order,_ and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms. For farther par-
Gigolo:a inquire of JACKSON DUNCAN.
mjGlwd Administrator.
11311101111 AR & LONG. AGENTO FOR
AP - &mime Mower and Renner. Iron Harvest
er, Cayuga Cbief; Jr., and Woods Mower.
BECKHAM k LONG,
127 Liberty street.
next door toMare's liotol. myti
HAY ELEVATOIIfi. WlTHANTl
frietionfllloeks, Hay Rakes. Horse and Dog
Powers, Plows, Harrows Cultivators do.. for sale
by
./IgOllllAlll k LONG,
No. 127 Liberty street,
next door to Hare's Hotel. • awl;
APIOOWS POATABLE SUGAR EWAPO
rator'a and Cane Mills, Imported sugar
Cane Seed. Mat received and tor sale by
• BECKHAM & LONG,
No. 127 Liberty greet.,
next door to Hare's llolel. myt;
LAKEIiZRZING..II6O PACKAGEX
received and for Weil/
deY6 HENRY IL COLLINS.
11M111/00X CORN BRIJOIN-30 BALER
DD No, I Ohio Brush received and for sole by
mYS iIENRY 11. COLLINS.
WHITE FINN -3 3. PACK AHEM RE
T ceiyed yndfor sale by
mYI HENRY 11. COLLINS.
MOW LEAD-180 PION GALENA. RE
caked and for sale by
soy 6 HENRY 11. COLLINS.
NEW GOODS.
JUST - RECEIVED
A large supply of
BOOTS, SHOES,
12M1:1
LADIES GAITERS.
whish having been purchased FOR CAPRI,
will besold at the very lowest each prices. Goode
of better quality will be sold at lower prices than
can be bought at the different auction stores in the
city. Call and examine the stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Jos. 'H. Borland,
my3-1w 1 98 Market et.; 21 door from Fifth
31. FIFTH STREET. 31.
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
Have just received a
LARGE AND NIEFERIOR STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
consisting of every style of
Ladies, Missus /4. Children's Heel Oahe
Congress, Lace and Button, Morocco,
Kid and Calf
ENGLISH WALKING BOOTg,
FRENCH 8U5K1416 . 1 AND KID SLIPPERS
White Kid and Satin Slippers,
PARLOR AND TOILET ALIPPEIRN
with every variety of Ladies, Mines Si Children
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the boat quality
The above goods are all - manutliottired to our
orlsr and factllllll4llllll% pomaidaed ,rith d:arabilit Y.
otnikOt be "aliened in the city., and which are
sold at
REASONABLE PRICES
81 Film STREET
1862.
Byelaw) &
HATS. C 411111„
STRAW GOODS,
BONIORTIS AND
MAXIM HOODS,
Wholesale and Dotal. -
131 Woad Mtreet.
PITTSBURGH.
WILMS WWII 111431111 M. Ne A *AIME
- Ag6ITION to oar already Immense Stook
allots 'Straw Odede;Bonnets ‘ ShakerHoods
and Paha at Hate. Merehants visiting inir sits
sea bay Bad us at LOWED PRICKS than in Phi
ladelphia or Hew York. apDamd
FUR I D A Y
w.-& D. HUGUS
Have opened one MU* largest and orbit b au fllh
aasortineit of
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
of thrh►tntioportatioau
Farms' Ja!met lawns.
liWil - Orti
Illailluimilfidtaillhaplierd
/ 1 0114 bib 11:11istbilai new etYllm.
Pimalllol rap airaires,
> l NldeFwdiiMask Silks.
P.ußil leaucbsefgalkiMum ,
fh ! 1101 0 1 N 11 4 6 , 0101 R i l t " . "
N*F. l O7 l O Otatitli
• •
We also rosiVid leimloCot now style
PAILIUIOIII amt IMF
W. ir.ID.• NUOIIB,
‘ 4B nat Jalklia*Oistredg...).
K . immos
saoNl Alm stAix.'Woluts.
lALCIVIEP aft BLACK.,
Maaviliaturas of
. . ,
Sara'Reek Betleir_ A 4
• araiTllessiMMaaladßipMea;
411 10 ANA T Rag int Flat Bar RaUr
.
*W .
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WAsn strrox, May 4.--News front Rich
mourl
states. that .the people are panic
packing their furniture and mov
ing out of town. Yorktown is considered
a sedoad Manassas. Civilians thought.
days ago, evacuation was going.on.
Slow Progress ofthe
• Stories or Etficoalion of Cor
'deft Declared Rosh.
CA I RO, May -1-- t o p. m.—Received from
private sources the followingdispatch from
Pittsbnrg Landing:
KITTS MAW, May 2.—Affairs move very
slowly to-day. Gen. Halleck is arranging
the army so that everything moves With
the utmost system and regularity. Two
divisions were moved from the laver to
the front. to-day. The enemy's pickets
are m sight, but for a day or so there has
been no skirmish of any moment.
To-morrow General Halleek moves to
the front. With such an immense army
an advance is necessarily slow, and several
days must elapse before we reach Corinth.
All reports of the evacuation 44 . Corinth
are declared by General llalleck bosh.—
The enemy are intrenched, and the ', a uk
will he a deverateonc.
There have been occasional showers, but
to-day the weather is exceedingly warm.
From Gen. linneelem Army.
The Hiawatha, which reached Cairo on
Sunday morning, left Pittsburgh at 3
o'clock on Saturday morning. She re
ports that on Friday ten days' rations and
ammunition were issued, and a general ad-
Vance of the entire army was ordered
Thursday evening. The pickets of both
armies were so near that soldiers exchang
ed canteens. It was the opinion of offi
cers- that the fight would occur to-day.
The Gladiator, which, arrived about
noon, reports that eight hundred of Mor
ian's cavalry has crossed the river below
Savannah, and were advancing upon that
point. Reinforcements had been demand
ed, and Gen. Balled; sent thorn just be
fore the Gladiator left.
The Situation in Tennessee.
The Cincinnati Getzetie, of Monday. May
sth, says :
A mystery surrounds the news from
General lialleck's army. A dispatch on
Saturday told us that there was important
news, but it. had been suppressed. This
has since been repeated. The important
news is still "contraband. — Official dis
patches front Pittsburg Landing, of yes
terday, report the army in fine spirits, and
promise stirring news in two or three dap.
l'his is all calculated to excite the expec
tations of the people ; bat it is not satis
ilictory. it is diffieult to understand what
is to be gained by this extreme reticense;
especially as everybody knows our whole
army hits advanced. and that our front, is
only a few miles from the rebel lines at
Corinth. It' Beauregard is there, there
must be a battle within twenty-four hours,
and news published in the loyal States
could ant help him. It' he is not there,
advices of our advance would not aid him.
But although we are without definite
intelligence ou several points, there is still
enongh to enable us to arrive at conclu
sions, plausible, at least, with reference to
the general i;iiiiatiun at Corinth. In the
first place we are officially iii6wined that
General Pope had taken Bonneville. torn
. .
up several miles of railroad, and destroyed
twu bridges. Booneville is situated on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, directly
south of Corinth. General Mitchell, as is
known, has possession of the Memphis and
Charleston road east of Corinth. General
Wallace occupies Purdy, on the Mobile
and Ohio road, north of Corinth. The
only Outlet fir Beauregard then, is west,
over the Memphis and Charleston road.
Unless we have flanked him on that side,
he can escape toward the .Mississippi river;
and go either to Memphis,
Vicksburg. or
in the direction of New Orleans. If there
is anyway of escape open to him, this is
the only one. Supposing him to be at
Corinth, it is evident then that his position
is a most critical one, and that his defeat
will amount almost to annihilation. Situ
ated as hc would be, lie could not escape
from a victorious army. But is Beaure
gard at Corinth? There is every reason
to believe that General Ifalleck is of opin
ion that he is not only there, but that he
means to stand; and it is also known that
ho intends to attack the rebels as soon as
possible.
It is also known that he anticipates a
desperate battle. • This ought to be con
clusive as to the whereabouts and purpose
of the enemy. But the rebels have so of
ten deceived our Generals, and have unu
sually succeeded so well in concealing
from our side their movements, that the
evidence upon which Gen. Halleck is oe3
crating cannot be regarded as reliable.—
Besides, the rebel papers for some days
have reported that Corinth was being evac
uated. In addition, officers that left our
army on Friday morning believed that the
work of evacuation was then progressing;
and still further, it is hardly probable,
knowing as he undoubtedly does, the
strength of our army—and situated as he is,
that Beauregard would risk a battle at
Corinth. It is our impression, therefore,
from all the light we have been able to
gather, from facts, intimations, rumors,
probabilities, that we shall hear of another
evacuation before we hear of a battle. But
we shall not be much longer in suspense.
Within the next twenty-four hours the
question will be settled:. In Ore meantime
we have no apprehensions as to the re.salts
of a battle.
WHEELER & WILSON'S -
Sewing Machines,
NO. 27 ;FIFTH STREET. PITTSRURGII. Pit
. A mirth! N'.; First rikvtitsin at the
United States Fair
FOR THE 'YEA'RS
1858, 18;59 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF S 0, 0 0 0
MACHINES sold in the United States
YORII THAN
0,000 .. N0LD THE PART TEAR
We offer to the public WIIRELEIt & WIL.
SONI34ICPROVED SEWING MACIIINE, at
REDUcE 4 1 RICES , Fith inenliod °°214 0 0 "
of ifitiluirki is the bag and most undid Family
Sowing Mach*, nowin use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest &twice. makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
aides, is simple in construction, more speedy in
movement..and more diunble than any other ma
chines: Olicialais giving prices and description
of maldriefornishisl gratis on'atiplication In per
son or by letter,
Every Machine warranted for three years.
ap3 tiPhf . SUMNEE .& CO.
MANHOO
1110WILOST! HOW RESTORED,
Just isildished, in a Sealed Envelope. Price
Six Cents
• A LECTURERS THE NATURE, TREAT
; ;HEST and Radical Care. of Sperusatorrhota or
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary ;Etninissions.
...Seznal Debility. and laimiliments tar Manktge
•jenesally,
_Netvmeseess. Censumption4 Ep il epsy
aid Fitt Mental and Physittallnespaetty, result- .
!f•.bmse. Le.—By. ROBT.. .1.; CUL-
M.R..-Aathor of the Gram Book. A.e
to %mint 'of . S area.*
• plain t o any ad:'
pasik on receipt of ma cep or
pelftoi_pwa_
by Dr. CH.
J. O. ELIE
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SEE THE LIST CIF , PRISM
Lad ..... les" lresslha LaaiHrgaillises ills.
prise ' -PAO
Lail ; Tsig. Silk Coo. .titer.. 1.00
Regular prlee MOW
1 1r5d ...„....., he5' Err. 911 k Cita. Sairs. extra 1.25
prbse_
Li - uire7Flise "'reach Horses. Heel. •
ed Boot&
-340
_ priee 1.75
Ladles' iw ay - me 9111 s toolpress Goat
Heeled 80041 1.20
Brassier price 2,0
Ladles' Pine Shippers._ ..... ....... ........... 25
IL moles. pile. 75
Ladles' Hid sad Moropeo Sewed -
Heeled Boobs 1.00
Regular price 1.75
Child's Shoes. .. ... ............. ......... .... ...... ... 15
Regular pries- ........... ............. ...... ._ SS
tell- A Greater Variety of Goode than any other
House in the City, and all at the same proportional
prices.
W - The MOST DURABLE SHOES in the world
• and
Thirtylegant
Four Different Kinds of Children's
Shoes.
Ei . t==El==l
GARDINER'S. 65 Fifth St.,
ap3ti NEXT TO EXPRESS OFFICE:
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
- .3KATY'S 25TH ANNUAL CONSIGN
-81- • NEST OF BOOKS, to be sold at Auction.
To-Night, at 7 o'clock and every night next
week, at the Masonic Hall Auction Roomy. 85
Fifth street. The best collectio Ds Standard
Works, Popular Books of the . splendid
Family Bibles and Prayer Books , Commentaries ,
Photograph Albums, Letter and Note Papers,
Sc., ever offered at Auction in this City.
The stock will be open for examination and Pri-
Vale Sale during the day, at average auction
Prices, Every Book in the collection is warrant
ed new and perfect.
.1. E. PRATT, Salesman for
T. A. MeCLELLAND,
n' y'3 { Auctioneer.
`STEAMBOAT WRECK FOR RALE—
*7I. The wreck of steamer MRSSENGER, now
lying et the Marine Railway% oonsiatingof Bull,
Doikrs, Eughtes. Doctor, Nigger. Rog Chains,
Anchor Chains. da. . ApPlYin.
CALDWELL k BRO..
68 Water street.
my 3 bud
T_ _ .
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EETII EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by the use of an apparatus wherebp
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. Cold
weather it the time when the apparatus can be
used to its best advaniage. Iledierd gentlemen
and their families have their to A extracted by
my process. and areready to teet • as to the safe
ty and painlessness of the opera 4i, whatever
lots been said by persons interested in asserting
the eoutrary having no knowledge of my process.
11. - 3
-ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every
style. E. OUDRY Dentist,
nott-lyd-is ' Sm ithfield street.
_HANDKERCHIEFS—
THE LARGEST AND
CIIIEAPENT STOCK IN THE CITY.
FOR LADIES AND GENTS
JOSEPH HOREES.
• TT MARKET STREET
ir
_AKE FISH-200 HALF BARRELS
AA White Fish. ..9)1) do Herring. Just received
and for sale by
usy2 HENRY H. COLLINS.
EATON, "[Acura' Alt CO-
NO. 17 FIFTH STREET,
Invite the attention of
'Wholesale s.V.. Retail 13u - yer6
to a large and varied stook of desirable good
just opened. up 26
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D. 18318110....«........
d I UNNINGIFABIS t CO.—P TT S.
‘.." BURGH CITY GLASS WORKS—Ware
house, 119 Water street. and IDS Find street,
Pittsburgh. Pa,, three doom below the Monogr*,
he's Manuteeturers of Pittsburg h
Window Glare Druggists' law Ware and
can Convex Glass, for parlor windows. oh - tWi;
and public buildings.
JNO. MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT ,
FOR Tlit BALE Of
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATER STREET, BELOW MARKET
PIITRIIIDIRIII.
FOURTH ARRIVAL.-
SPRING AND SUMMER
DREAM GOODS.
SHAWLS, SACQIIFJI, &C.
HOOP SHIRTS OF
THE LATEST STYLES
AND BENT QUALITY.
NEEDLE WORK. HOSIERY, Ake.,
TABLE LINEN AND CLOTHS.
DOMESTIC GOODS, *e.
TER CASH.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
Nom. 74 Market street.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—AN OIt
(MN MELODEON. with four stops and two
banks of keys of 5 °claret. Has been in ime in a
Private family less than two years. and is in ex
cellent order in every respect. The style of limi
ter° is very Inuidsome, and equal to the best
made Piano Forte. Manufacturers priee.sllloin
Boston: for salenow fori dl..
p M JOHN H. MAT LOX . Wood strait
nu TOPOTALS POT SMALL AIMS
FOR THE UNITED STATES SERVICE.
ORDNANCI 017101.
Washington, D. C.. April 29, 1862. 1
PROPOSALS will be received by this Der
meet until 6p;m. on the evening of the 15t of
MAY, 1862. for manufaethring, m the United
States, for the Government, within one year from
that date, the following description of arms, viz:
Springfield killed Musket', model U 56. -
Harper's Ferry Rita& with sword bayonets and
steel scabbards, model 1055.
Breeeh-loading Carbines, for caulk,.
Revolver Pistols, army sue.
Sabres for light cavalry. Non-commissioned (Moms' Swords, steel mah
bards,
Musicians' Swords, steel scabbards.
Steel Scabbards for rifted musket. bayonets.
Proposals will state—
For musket and rides, the price for 20,000 of
either, and the reduction proposed, per gun, for
each additional WOO to 20,000.
For revokers and earfians' sr, the kind PruPusad,
and the price for 5,000, and redaction , per pistol
or carbine, for each additional 5,000 to 20,000.
For sabres, swords and •ealdwirds. the prise of each ofthe prescribed patterns to the number of
5,000 each, and also for each additional 1,000 to
20,000.
All the fire-arms are to be throbbed with the
regular appendages. The riled muskets are to
be in all respects identical with that
ed at the 11. S. Aimo , Sprioglield. l. =-
setts.andare to iatamiaap withlt, sad with
each other, in all its parts. Bach of the other
kind of Amami sat adsolitsecianam 'Wrens
another in the same manner.
The materials for these arcs must be of the very
beat quality, and no malleable iron parts will be
allowed to be used. All tie articles must be ado
leet to the inspection prescribed by the
_Oedemas
Regulations, and mast be boxed , It= Art-,
portation, at. the ortoonso 'of the;
such manner as may be dfrrseted. bmweathim wit
be made at the factorise in Ws of lartban
1,090 ineb.
Propo.abwft itite the woe of the nitablidt
meat nuking theollie. the number Gad 6404
the first delivery. and rate of donna sontliW
thereafter. Fallurepinahott =El=
eiticd ti-
14iron
gill sa
for to '
The.
Ndect
Sl_roug
goorefo h
lar
oraPro IJposed!
or-
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Frith ii iili. netlaillti2lo l / 8 1/W., ,.
: Aaanrak ..
(*UMW. Clarkesb;war..
tql. : Boas* .
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mistarea. Otledeltiata
Ida May. Beeto.. . tl , : -• ,
ilibie Nut. Tetra'.' ' ''' it
Belfast. Ilawdeu,fit Louis .
J B Ford. Kerr: machined
DEPARTED.
Fiaiddia. Bennet. Brousavai.,
Oaßetio. Chi*. do
Col. Bayard. Peebles. Ilisibetb.
Linie Martin. Broom. Wheeling
Diadem, Roger. St Louie
Sar The River—Last evening at LION*
there were eight feet water in the /helmet aid
about a stand.
Mar The New and Splendid ,Paseantei
steamer Parthenia. Perry Brown. enininunkatda
' announced for St, Louis. Galena. Dubeke ansillit
Paul. This boat is entirely new andwas , 4
- .
regardless (Weapons°, under the tinperiti
of Captains Perry Brown and Marin! gelliiii6,,,
ta
and has been pronounced by compete nt
one of the best over built on the Western.Wellostia
The former will command, while captain 4ffillir
will do the honors in the office with eigtn%ii
himself and profit to the owners.' Ber.,inandly
is between seven and eight hundred tons. "-0...."
,'The punctual steamer EirtinalArat. , ,
ham, Commander Monroe Aynes, will letilri
Zanesville and intermediate ports this daf all 4 y.
in. This boat has uninrpaised aecominodatieria
and clever and attentive officer,.
. : ..v....44.4
. ...,
. . .
gar Capt. W. H. Kerr's fine imiAtitt
B. Ford, i+ announced for ciaoinnsei piidrz,
rale on Wednesday. Passengers mut dippers
will bear this in mind. •
Dar The-splendid passenger spaaailik!
Argonaut, Capt. J. W. Porter, ann
St. Louis. Delimit. Dubuque and St. Paul.'
speed and aecommodations of this boat 11111.W # 1
spoken of by travelers.
A ea- The elegant packet Marengo, PI TO
fficeallunt,is loadint for Cincinnati and
She has tine accommodations and 0),
camera. Our young friend, A. C. McCallum Jr4l
will he certain to see that passengarif'sOir-mitdi
eared for. . 1, •
Capt. Shuman's fine packet:4tP
zonia is announced for Cairo. fill. Lorna Mil
Paul. She has the best of mutommodati . t*Atik
the best of officers.
SiirThe fine packet J. H. Done,..Cipt.
Davidson, is announeedforelaidosvine
vine.
sir. The favorite passenger 'rtestriie
Ida May, Captain J. C. Reno. is anneneeet
Clarksville and Nashville. She has the *Cat
amommodations and clever and atteativeellsets.
For Ciaaehansatli, Cairo. Naiad dabide.
Galena. Dubuque, NMI Waterialgaltf
Paul.
SATURDAY, MAY 10th:41k M.;
THE NEW AND ARP
Paesengerateinna: PAR
erry roan Commander of
porta on the day announced above.
For freight or passage apply en besek
For Cluelnman mid Lonarailke;:' l
WEDNESDAY. MAY 7Ba,
- THE rum rQuist k
• • steamer B. FORD, ,Capt.• KOIT,
Commander. will leave ae announced 'above.
For freight or reseave apply on baud...or. ko
NO. FLACK or •
my 6 J. B. LININGSTON JE CCL, Amato
F
`or St. Louis. Owlets, Onassis& sad
_ tintst Paid. .
TUMADAY. MAY 8. 4P. M. ••
•
THE FINE P te'
steamer ARGONAUT. J.W. Palm
Commander, will leave as annoying!, ithaioni—
For fresht orparmire apply on board arto^.• •
JNO. 'n.ACK orl. B. LIVINGSTON;
lure,
Armloarl
. .
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For Cinehamati and Imealmndlbse-- , V;
TUESDAY, MAY Gth, 41 P.
re SPILIBMSIIII r 3ft,
=Ar GER MARENGO, A. C.
Commander, will leave as antormsordabove.
For freight orpaftwo apply_ on b0ard:0r%t0..1,...,
my 6 J. B. LIWNOSTOBr Jr. C0..-.4.4idi4t7,
For Chaehumati,
vine.
WEDNESDAY, MAY NIN IS_P• U
f
THE FINE PA1143111111111 '-,•• steamer "IDA K&T. I 4. (titan%
Comm F n or
freigderhi or
p l aimav eave il r anso
ly
pu r
myt; J. B. LMN N OO.
For Louisville, Clorksvills feed Nasio.
THIS DAY, NAY6.III'.
TEE PAMIR! -
J. H. DONE, J. liSvidisow
Mußclosvo as assumerd Glom , v
For freed or mow sivillut r Wir IS ': ' r
mai IL legall•
For Beaver Maoism'
Aloe Lag. ' -
cum •
Zigirialt =yt. D.
mender, lams tor duo doom pool
Wednliolay sad Frldq at um.
For moat for ipmemparsa kora sr ta
J. uumatio um. walisedonia
For Cairo. Saint 1414414 . 1p =m 0
Moque saillishilt -
,
THIS DAY, MAY 4 •
ramTIES rum imrsortirs
Steamer, :AILIZONLt.
Commander. will leave am ammaaeld ahem; Not
freight or passurtopt or to ttti t
J.. 0. I...WIMMN dr CO.. dig*
For st. Loam, Keeklli'.
Is
aull. land, Dabomipe "AIM
- tz: tivwx.aL
MONDAY. MAY Mb.
, Tule
MONITOR. .
will have ibr Ow above aria
Fortnight or.pasmicastir" ,
my 6 B.LlVlNuinys •
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