o - ,1 . .„- . . 'orlarge stints of money, and mention the names o( an officer of Gen. Tutt'e', staff; his - chief of ditectiVek, and also Judge Hart, of the Treasury 011 ice. On.• of the prisoners had. at the time of ar rest, a hundred and twenty bales of cot ton on his plantation, a few miles iron batches. When he was released, lie found that his cotton had been removed by military authority and sold. 1 must not close Without mentiening that there are some officers still left who see things in their proper light. Gen. Washburne, at Memphis, and Col. Far rar, at Natchez, have ordered the entire .stoppage of trade outside the lines. Gen. 6locum has greatly restricted it here, but by no means stopped it. The only way to finish thematter is.to send the goods above Cairo, and refuse all trade below that point. if the govern- Went is studying the good of the nation, it will entirely shut off trade in this re gion, drive out the swarms of specula tors of all kinds and degree, discharge and imprison the.official thieves holding ' Treasury, militarY, or naval positions, and attempt at least a purifying process. Dishonesty is here at high premium, and morality entirely out of market. if moral corruption were to taint the at mosphere to the injury of physical • .health, this region would speedily he desolate. Those who did not instantly perish would fly to the miasmatic. swamps of Georgia or to the banks of the Chagres River, and there find a healthy locality. ail i .--------_--_-.-„•,-..,,,'' .014.40. 4 1.:Z__ .,. -:-_, - " --7---.:" r.41.:::*"..‘.4-.e:*-;'-'' ~.---- z., , A ~--' -43's r i' " l : . -. -ft • 1' :.: : e . t."-7 ..oi-a-- 7 1 - ' - ' ... - - - ,"".•__-',: , X" _l . ,-... - :.„ - ...2 1 ,;;;, , 'Til : ,„,i N,._"=z-, - .= , : -, •--a-.-,A,. 0 , 5 , -e .?...- PITTSBURGH' MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 134 FOIINEIPS LATEST SENSATION There is not in the country even a youth, no matter how petted and flatter ed, who is fonder of displaying himself than is Po - rucks, lately denominated the "President's Dog." He iy bursting with egotism and vanity, and is conse quently, fond of any sensation which will enable him to shine, even if it be by borrowed light. His latest eilort, in this direction, is in relation to the BRECEIN RIDGE. family, of Kentucky, in which he Peens some infamous and notorious false hoods. Speaking of JoiriN C. now in the rebellion, FORNEY says: He was the type of manly beaut} when I made his acquaintance four let, year. ~ At that time, if he had a conscientious It was hatred of slavery, and both of us, "Demo crats," 'tut we were, frequently confessed that it was a sinful and anti-Dernm retie melitution, and that the day would come when it 1111141 i he peaceably or forcibly removed. According to this bonen! FonNE.y "fourteen years' ago," looked npon ~::,. very as being "sinful" and anti-Dew„ • ocratic. These fourteen years take u , back to 1850, when this FORNEY at editing the Philadelphia Pcii,ajit,a a tit,, a mouthpiece of the slavery propoitn diata- and the hitter reviler of DAVID WILMOT, because of his free soil proeliv. ities. He was the fussy fugletnan of Mr. BUCHANAN in the Baltimore Conven tion of 1832, who was then the favorite candidate of the extreme Southern sla• very extending States of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, ..iis sissippi and Virginia. In 18A true to his proslavery principles lie ltd day and night for the repeal of the Missouri compromise, which tho , lace holders desired, in order to open our entire public domain to slavery. At that time, ten years ago—this fellow FORNEY was connected with the Admin istration organ in Washington, and was the pliant tool of JEFF DAVIS, then Sec retary of War, in all the Southern in trigues to repeal the Missouri compro mise. And from that period, up until BUCHANAN refused to give him a place in his Cabinet, there was no more miserable lickspittle to the Southern aristocrats in Washington, that thin same blatent Abolitionists, n%4, o is not ), now ashamed to talc of leis 1,1, sition to slavery lourteen years ago! Had it not been for Judge DocoLAss's quarrel With the Administration in regard to the proper interpretation of popular sot cr eignty, as applied to the territory of Kansas, FORNEY would now most likely be in the Southern C.infeilerac y. lit% CITANAN'S rejection of his claims to a seat in the Cabinet wounded his vanity and the position assumed I,y Dom.t.m-s furnished an admirable pretext for Fi,i;- NET'S flank movements in Pennny Iva to ~ BEN BUTLELI and ,DANI. S. DICKIN SON'S course, since they joined the Ab olition party is modest compared to that of the Clerk of the Senate; thDy, , were all three most miserable tools of the slave holders, but Lunacy is the only one I brazen enough to date his Aloliti, n- ism back fourteen ytars. CLEAR AS NICII The Pittsburgh Coiamerrio i n.wcr of imitation arc quite respectable, al though its high: is somewhat muddy In its issue of Saturday it 1!, tin tiered through a long article, of which the fol fowing, in imitation of Mr. L NCOLN style, is an admirable simple: The rebellion we are now trying to. ,t hl firm ly believe we will put down, repudiates 1,,, whole Constitution and seeks its or erthrow. Tht• Copperheads of the Noeth sympathise tt ith the rebellion, and, as a natural consequence, 0ge0..1 the Constitution. The rebels and the Copper heads are, then e, natural allies against the Coast stution. This Bunsyism the reader will see is worthy of Old Ant•: himself; it is a good imitation of that Chic! Magistrate's mes sage to Congress, in which Le sod was easier to pay a smaller SL;!„ than a larger one," and is worthy Oi a place alongside of JACK BUNNSKY'S ••it so be." But 'what nit fat i, out attention no ,s 1 In this; is the Coiimercidrs sublime ;„,. pudence, in alluding to the C-nstitution at all. Its party never imteitainvd the slightest respect for that sacred instru meat; and since the rebellion began, every allusion to the necessity of oliserv. lug it iu Congress, has been nut by sneers from ti leading Abolition met bers of that Tony. The CmontYcial must therefore either be exceedingly hardened or deplorably verdant in mak ing the statement it has. Why it is but a few weeks ago, that Mr. LINCOLN, in a letter to a citizen of Kentucky, announ• ced the paradox that in order to preserve ? the Cunstitutiun, it was necessary some times to violate it. ABOLITION BLUSTER A Wiashington.:ippriespornlent writing )n the 2:41 inst. remarks: tienltor ".\1 rtouaAttx Introduced in the?Sen tte to-,as" the Identical resolotliM ado Me d, ai . , he Baltimore Convetition, reatttrmhng theltioa:- dor t ripe. A tidier 14t, stral_ - ; , neverjiade: ye ser.ate Foreign Ilnlati* Uotirnittte, uq er the rule 01 Mr. SSIYASE:I); Will not 'permit heir own party retiolgtioNlbus introduced, to .onte tip for tionsiderfitiOlt , 'lt 18 traniiparent hat the . 111, .NR0a-dotitrine -plank in thErtEaltt nore plAtiorrn in niefely iciarl.unoombe,' for -a tieoutilican Uongress date not atand.by it. Notwithstanding this shameful stulti ication, the Pittsburgh Gazette of Satur lay published a column of silly bluster Lbout going to war with England, 01 which the following is a specimen: "If the English government Is really In earn ,•at in wanting to picks quarrel n Ith us, a cans, Inr one can eaaily be found. This slily pretence of American enlistments in Ireland will as well as any other. Where there is a will then 3 a way. The Bowery boy's plan ,d" getting up t right will serve quarrelsome nations as well a luarrelsonie men. "What are you full.win lee for?" "I nin not following you, sir." •'Then am a liar, am 11" and forthwith a scrimmage.' Mr. SEWARD having been on his knees TO the English government for the past lace years is not going "to come the Bowery boy" and get into a vorimmage; liserction With him seems to be the hit ter part of valor. Them MUM he some m istake in die figures of the Republican organs, iii reference to the Arnie of the Potomac, else the present draft would not he ne cessary. The Pittsbut gh among its telegraphic items on Saturday corning says "Gem GRAM'. has lost in killed, since leaving the Rapidan, but WOO men, and the permanent loss to the army will not be over . .o,ono. nator Wthsori says in his place, that GRANT has been reinforced to the extent or 45,- Poo -dm e leaving the Ilapichin and that these would seem to be enough, is borne ~u t I , y a special dispatch to the Gazeif of Saturday morning, which speaks o: the return of the President front the front, where he left GRANT in excellent pirits and that — he did not. ask the President for another mall." We quote literally, but can we depend upon the statements. It would be so cousoling u , know that our fusses have been tri lling; that GRANT is in good spirits and don't Want another man. that he ha, keen re inforced to III:- number of ls,laio tom that a further draft is nom cSSAFA :A 4- Thu Dill to tu;nnti Ibc tbruc bun !red exemption, in the on, , cription the Senah• Inc party voti• 71 This N\ tH dolw un,l,r All txc, u tire pressure• and ill he ton e.l throng! the - House uulrss strong idtest-i g.. in. 'rite 1 , ,i c of stilltutes will then withlit the reach to. the wt,ilthy otilx En= 1,)11,1\N ing front 1 , tit cu s" sllain itself FIN LEY VILLE, 3 Ulle !2-1, ( P BARR, Es,.;—Edi" , the /1.1 1' At a Draft , (1 - nu will plea.e find no WO 0. 11V1.1 0! It'll dollai. in pst inent nt .tits, r.p Lion ti, ‘ our "Nety vrilthth:e paper. — , . in the usual ntyle id lying when atl:ll . ,s, trt:. , , a paper io 110 N...111.11 . -111•VC1110. 1 lees, I want y, it to send the pnprr, and a. I get tirt. , l (it It-- Sl 10 , h wn , t 1,, bum- oft ult , l atop It, I ~trdcr it ~ n ly 1,, Ctll'He John ( ' hue k, un,j I ha \ , dirier we are gei t , r , frier ay. hi. en IF, V, t V cot:aril:ono. tow‘irds each other; I it while Chu, h. ,latuns it hug , ly. llt ,• H11. , :111•1' 1110:1V , 111 it--1 s not 1.0 di 01 11 , 1, hikiiig your pip -r; tint rue Facing thr it 1 ole) i c aide toits-id your dependant 1.01,11 y ‘N Itilr V ,, ,1 ero eth4 , rit lighting hE our., v, , Li 1,1;1 If. , inn' bandy with the ynu will he u9eiii. now ~n, e grant ~1 the nu Lion by digging nu. the huh, h. iny. By tie. /11. 11011\ e . e.fd art• ft 1:11].- utry man, Ti•ili trom a great as to my Mutt'--1 been ver .n hoe- h. he in prvtcrt cr.r) cont with the loy peaceful warrior sitelt as Tholoas \\ .lhants, the 6'd-eV, unto, Lr.. awl have heartily tiur , i in their sin-els an.. .lehunciafi ois of M. t.lellan for his ..1.1 logy notion nf using pades. flowing th,.ir I hay. Devi use.l to sw. ariag moat vigorously that honest old Abe n onl,l never again permit any of his generals 10 11q1 1111. Irish agriculture! implement 13.11. now I tint) that Grant is us. lig it NVhat slctl I do , I ha:), not seen Ili, B .r.f:e for a lets . days...m.l I !1111 in h.lli l l.ll-11 Aiust I I nrst. Giant' or does the illl-W drhlge requirt• that I should tun pu l p! And deny that Wl' iiVer till. u, 01 the spade' For God's sole enlight. uteri to what the pious I.ht .. .ftfe men re quire toe to say and s‘s.•ar to in ordel to preserve my ion as a 1,01 .11 roan I at,, in ercat tinr,hle on all 1.10 one ptnint 01 1 dot y—that slit - fly` , remains clear :111 , 1 plain to me, an I I trust that by mlhere mg. conin littln , liortntittitng, 'nay lin evni loolind. The iolt• , uft• tiottit tin Ituth w,t ,if the in ums,dy Zil‘‘ay , agree, talk vial litutdert , if-iv tin till tin, at-ions. Itut!stnittilti , tly hating :,n% thing (lit in it. I littstv in thiq t faithfully Itti.rgnd inc \N i hon. ditty , =ME I.m Th., G.J:elte inst in regaril t,. "OW allegation that our rnment is enlisting recruits in lireland - ---mishes that there was some truth in the change, for, it would give us •oint- in,p, that there was n source 01 sm.ply Inc soldiers to lie depended on." Inlerentially• the implies that the lei:Homo. swim, e of raising 1 rm.p. an.! in it:: ex - tr,mity would war with “pertidum Alhin" for teen mili.in of Own would spring t“ al Its 14. right ~ lit tl,r nil 2:rndge wlin hlv t • nu 1.11,,n2:ht of thditing enemy." (Mcni: The one million ihm4 Ili' rol,perin :, i.+ It is true, the intinedes that the itencind for lat.)r is tou active' . to till op , ur depleted rink..; from alone our uwn i•itizete —but then it shoW,I have thought or this c-othat . eney it urged with so much vehemence thlt we would "put doWn the Tehellioll ii ;t took the LAST MAN Prom Matamoras ival of a vessel Matan,:.; as .vesf.,,ky, letters have been re, eived which Mintz us some news of interest. ;. i sAid that the ~• Firlison of that place \v:,s e , inr to take the field in a very -her. ume, which caused sonic uneasi netts. It app curs that it was . thinking showing iront to a ruttier strong body ins , ps whiMi are now in the ; Tainauhp,-, •,n.l whose °him to o•-eut‘v M.o. ;In , r. r, w.ts -till in Montcrcy coil , Iribution Fll,lll a pritd alone of that ity he ha- it is said, sixty thous and d011.ir.4, win; It, it the priest tt,Ll not it 1e l' • er them in the -port time h o p a y_ inent he fixed, would be taken t, , f ot j. e of arms. Several of the principal Ilt igh hors were arrested for not being able to meet the exactions that he had imposed upon them. According to the same letters the confederates were advacning in some force upon Brownsville, and it was thought that the small federal garrison remaining there evuld not resist them. THE POST---PITTSBURGH, ,MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 27, 184, GEN, BRESNAN'S ADVANCE. 403 4 ..nent 1n Progrese—The Oriteri from Mmaced Poetttone OW:Pine HiHintatn—llook rr'. Surem.4 aill!timpkiiiitun Creek-1110 Fear. Ea terlkiined,:firion Smith's Rald—U ur Artily Heavily Reintureed. From the World'H correHromlent. CHATTANOOGA, June 14 The news from theorfront to-day indi cates that some grand movement is in progress which will soon result in the defeat of Johnson and his retreat beyond Atlanta. I learn that the operations of the army have thus far been successfully conducted, and that, without 11111" Si - vent engagement, the enemy has been flank ed out of his well chosen positons, and compelled to take a stand upon a line which is so situated that it must sec .•nuili to well-directed strategic combi nations. Gun. Sherman, in his march from Dallas, profited by the lessons taught hint there and wherever lie found the enemy intrenched, halted his col umn, anti after making a reconnois iance, speedily niund a path by which the enemy might be flanked from his position. Suc cess has attended his efforts thus far, andlt is probable that ere this the coun try would have had cause to rejoice over another brilliant victory by Gen. Sher man had nut heavy rains so. swelled the creeks and swamps in the vicinity of Marietta as to render movements of his army next to impossible. The rebels in Johnston's army Are kept hucily at work. Scarcely do they lay down the musket ere they are called upon to pick up the spade and int rench positions which may not lie theirs twenty-four hours. They have liad splendid natural points to a.d them in their defense of Atlanta, and many of them which have fallen into our hand, exhibit the highest engineering -kill in their construction and arrange ment. At Pine mountain the rebels completely masked themselves; and had it not been for the ac, Mental discovery of some of their men Gen. Sherman might have been entrapped, Mr the mountain was exceedingly well Colt fled, amid every natural point was advantage. ousiy posted with troops. E.O summit of the mountain was s o arr,,nge,t a s to command the valley throtmli svhielt the opposing army must pass; to add to the difficulties of the pass the mountain slopes were densely wooded, affording ample shelter for the enemy. Appro.iching, the point eautiously, and suspei ting an ambuscade, the artillery was directed to open upon the woods tor the purpo,.,• uncovering the position of the hay , - 01, t. ntvever, r.t/ It• nce hateVer tint 11,.%v 111,1,,1. I,\{l VOl, hint tit , I t. l• ;IV:111 OW h. 1 , 1;4 lit 11. 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Tin. inglit of the ufnnuuu•nt wili I ' o- 11 ( . 1V tent, and the r n.t WI3I h e filly ILinii,and THE 10-40 In the 10 40 boud- 1, still before th e pub. lit , and over ent, million hive 'wen au eady taken. th, present rate ot premium on gold, they pay nearly ten per cent inter,,t In currency, and at tho conclushin of the 'car; they will certain Iv he worth par in gold. - rdi - V II A T A\ .A NI 0 1.. :a T ob' SL 1 , - . - -r- tering and lust- Ise among the 1 owl:- teers would be presented i the Irt, rise r:: . fi(WI.,,WA. \ ':". PILLS AND , /iNI'M EN F. lor \V odmis, wren arid Score y, the tilt merit is a certain core for Boxer C.:wt.:l.:iota, Yes era, --..... Small lssix, etc , the Pills are the best medicine ENtil.iiiri travellers, who u-milly think . in the world. It the reader of this •notice* I nothing is good elloUgh for them when cruriZet to a re bo t x u .of Pula .t t . i t r . t t i r n ,c ra r i a e L in . t tu fr e n , they are a Way horn home, are very ang ry at the treatment they now receive in a t o r e ld ' ald g en ' Lane, n en ' Cll " ;; e n . g i the amount, and I PrtlSSia, where they are snubbed, tUr ned , will mail a box tree of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicines on hand because they out of hotels, greaned at and much spit.. cannot make as much profit at on other perstr;n o a; 1 1 make 736 cents, 88 cents. and $l . per Do ten upon. ' pot. je2si•dwd The Postponement of the Chiesiar - - - _ The National Democratic Committee have acted 'wisely in postponing the meeting of the Convention. This action was not only a just deference to the al- Ilion unanimous opinion of the Demo& racy of the Middle and 'Western States, but was that which suggests itself as proper and decorous to every man who teels that there is higher duty inaparty than appropriation of spoils. The tiem ()vatic patty could not afford to tarni,=l) its fame by an exhihition of such gross indecency as has just been per petrated by the Lite conventions of the AboLtionists, in huckstering and wire- Pulling, for places whilst thousands of their fellow citizens are lying maimed and dying on the fruitless battle fields of Virginia, and the question of our deft at or success is still nu open one. No Dam• ~ rat has time nc , w to think of canvasses or clecti.meering. His heart is with his sutl'••ring brother on the James River; his eyes are turned with an anxiety which p.-roots no re lease of watchfulness on the end of that mighty struggle in which the fate of a continent is being decided. The pr-s out moment we all feel to be no time for making political nominations. t:'an a ward procession recall us from the deathly tramp of the armed contending hosts? Are we to be turned front the ,hrill revelle or the bugle blast of the thundering charge by a placarded oni nibuss full of ( - honing trombonists , Amid the mighty events now transpi ing, perhaps decisive of our fate, end that of our posterlie, u, h would jar upon Dumocartie aem es, ns the blatant voice of John 11,.ub (,ying "Beet! Beet!" did on the sou! ,f . Pat fret,: Ilinry, in the full fervor of hi- patiloti, seal. The time is too large, too full oi hig events, for such small R'lll 4 , sn Ii subordinate interests. A dispidy or t,er sonal selfishness beside an individual coffin is revolting to our sense of decen cy, how touch greater is our disgust and abhorrence in such exhibitions oAer the grave of our country and our liberties. ' The postponement of the Convention is, busiW another evidence of the deep f‘mmiat,,mii cm which the structure ,it the Democratic party is laid. It Las no one loan to exalt, no individual to glori ty at the expenses of its principles and the nation's interests. It is II matter of comparat,vely small moment to it what mune is inscribe,l4ol its t iann , rs , for its co: , orta rally under an un6ying l tenet pl . Its :e,,der is --tire to be faithful, for !..!oivets would tight under no other, hive ch,) , tu him, stunt .i. Lri ell, us the hill t !wick tin cien stamp:, its purity It ei.ri tliereinre, In cviiit ut 1 roc . ..iteli tic se tics (.1 the gle it played hefure I'al h y cleat , new ,hi-phltte 1,1 , 1 ntr 1 , 6111 , 4, situ' ;!,,111 , •11- ~! r, otn-tanc,•,-; Ti ha Vt• ii• . 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TIU 4JI lune al- the nt 'ladl oat et rt.ar • .I,L! !li.• r hci hcyl , lol it! 4ql ra:! , lit , rch.;”rt: th.• -t•t 4:t morn shall 11c 111 4 •';,),k1,.., i ,11 ri,t trJit -r nl .1! t • lit 4 11111 lit i•\ t tht IL•W THE CRISIS IN CANADA St hrmr Ot(it . 1111 . 11.1 Frd rrat Jou it r.olt t.tt t '1 hr Ltrtlitlt' ratt I, Lr.aar X err MI - II Mi. 10 bl• IA 115.1 „ Four I a.l turn . rat ului to I.e It. g . I"..peaullon. 1 . 0111 the Wt Cot le,i it 6; V nr t.. N‘ rite 1,, V , .11 thUt II 11111.. , 1[A11t i. 1111\\ 1,1,•.. It. 1..• hi OW I!Ovcrii akt.hg Echtiti, Mr (iL., H 2 . , 11, tAe • : i. t / 0 k 1 I /I ( h r • It 11/ L . 11 I . 11 . rn.l III• , I• xti ii fail, Ilt( prin. 1 %: all .. .it 1 iii :d. , 111• ( ,ftt I , loi 'le. k',t(,tl Ii pill lie (quid, ale! ID tLo , 't, 1)01 , 111/11 1 , 1:111C11, it Will 'IC ‘Vrit 1),1w gaillS What it ha, Lrrn Pn liing !eat • thing . tllt vi/ , thin, nail, as that the iii,,vinte has a ffrPrit , r poiallall.:1 than tilf• 0111( .7 : Si(: of rour,“ , gain t! a IN !tli ON Cr Illt. 1,1 tlin Inch are tt, 120 ltlt , t the [INA set of the winistiy. This is thine as a guarrantee of good 'alai. A ot each patty has had s lutt i g se-iitun on the !natter, anti the two twit, uptin the basis proposed iti thew by their leltlers The detail...l tit the suit. tutu Lure been left in the hands it IL. Bitirvn Iry lit- parts Thus by a cornpr, - ..n,i6e, Lase ttLe evils of the late crLik been averted. I think ebarge , il,lllonh . cre,A thle you by so:prke. I INCH —On nunJsr mnrn n ‘tr 71-1 1i , 3 est nh..l to. 1%, figerg-Igg• frui.lly .+re !0- ntte!l.l the at a g p it, lit,rti Convention The ru tin rat tht r et 1.0,1: ri ir THE CONSCRIPTION I \ Ln\ %It --r I),,tizal! - , -' t 1 ‘ !~its'n~ , j .0 ti. lIIIMISEEIM I.t 'cl•1 I I~rlt hr.~ uu~-',l • liOrA SINGLE BOX OF BRA ETH'S PILLS contains more vegew table extractive matte; than twenty boxejt Of I any pills In the world laiskies ; hity-five hue= dyed pliyamians use themba their practical o the exclusion of other put vareir,t;Vne tint leiter of their value is yet scriteely apineelated.• When they are better known altidell.'tleath and con tinued sickness will ne of the past. Let [finite who know theta speak right out in their racier. It Is a duty n hick will save life. Our race it subje—t to , a redundancy of 'vitiated bile at this season, arnf it .18 55 dangerous ea .it is prevalant but itratireth's Pills afford en invaluable and ethzdent protection. By their occasional use n c pi event the collection of those Impurities. which, when in sufficient quantities, cause so much danger to the body's health ['hey Boon cure lie er compldlet, dyspepsia, lots of appetite, pain in the head, heart burn, pain in the breast-bone, sudden fa int 110a3 and costive ness: Sold by THOMAS IL EDPATH, Pittsburgh, and by all reepastable dealers In medicines. jEa)•lyilAcwo BEESWAX 'WAISTED! BEESWAX JD. WANTED. Beeswax tcante,l , Beeaw•tx wanted, Beeews, wanted, Beeswax wanted, Beeswax leant eti, Beeswax wanted, Beeswax wanted, Beeswax. wanted, I .ic which the highest cash price 1 , 1111 be paid, Fier which the higlicat cAsti price it 111 be paid, which the higlirst cish pm,. v. al Ir.' Paid, “r schlct, the highest 1,41111 price it ill be paid, At .Totieph Fleintng's Drug Store, At .f c.t•rh Flehling's Prtig Storm. At l'lt.ming'6 Drug Store, rot - I he DiAmothl tr. Market `• !ream, 'ortirr Dlalitorta a Markct :-t recta, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Putthurgii, Pittsburgh, Pittstsur z b. jr I 3 M. J. CORNWEI SAXCEL &S IM -- "r4rCORNWELL, S. KERR, CARRIAGE MANUFACTU RE ES, Silver and Brush Pla!ors Saddlery & Carriage Hardware ; No.l St. I. Ihtr Ftreet, and I , Ll , ;l.le.:;:r` Why, (Deal the Bridged PITTSBITRCHI. A t , A C In they ear 1355 Mr. Mstheivi , 11 rot prepared t:.e \ EN ET LIN h Aiti L 11.; ionce that time II tote been urea Dy thousand,' and in no Instance :ins itt.) rlt at: action. VE:\ Ed lAN I'VE in T.., cheapest In the Its price is 01113 i cents, and end, Lott ie cont,lns dold entity 61 dye in those usually eol,l The I;E:siI:TIAN 1 , 1 F. I, sr ranted not to In jure the lint, of ecal',. t.,.• ,14tht,•At degree. • 'I VENIII lAN E (odds With i and certainty, 11,- boor no prci ar,tion ‘,lo.teser. 'Elie 'VENETIAN 7.2 E prroilncet any shqq. that tr,,, 7. 0. —Ur) , I.At 'A. I It In E v a 1/Z It Ir Lt. p Ili AS !to 1.1•,1 itadi tc, nll.lrug.;l-•., Prlc.. EA) unnt3. I M A'F :i. .t. i!t N. V. Itti It A. HAIR se Ertec. jai.l6-Iyd • .! I.lh TII I• .I'l E.,iT iiiscovp..rtv o kilt_ A.:1: ti 'l4 i tit .1I 11/ CI,ISI• pt, e.t.edy jit !••• •.'“TUr i.. • 1 , .111.,21 ).C.4 I.' lICS, 11/L/142. 111 Oa! .t ... c... I. Al 1- AL•ii- I: u4t It t.. the .fireo- 3 41.3 , :V:, lIEZIEN I , 1, • , t,e 107 I:I Li, rvor used.nt En b: ni It le iu, ;a• I 10% ~.1 it It it•l•Rct, t ii 1 it i'.l:- , •!, 1 ' itk ,',!•.r• I 111- It. F. NI U.l'l. 011 1.0 FV.- .. - •I. • " ~;, EiJ , : .rt.t ik I'v !t+,r Is , 11, 1 I 1 • ENIITI sl Atli Ell% V 1.111A1t_51n,,,1111,"111,..i,,0:-kiki.li F '• I !!'•A I I 11: 11..1 , The w Icr ftgn, oared nad tt..l t 2,t.. • C-47- 11'1 / I- I : f l • 7. 1, y r ` . .: \ AI3 . lea , Z.lll r • iti!, tk:iglll.li 9 Iltpi) ll.g l:kt. Alllll,t/ It• tvoe, tt iti t. a . A . • t!. , ) “,g Ch,nl . ( 111,It,: tittt 11•Lh.r,1 tif.) I t 7t,e Luxuriant Beauty, 1 ,, 0,tee gr,,wt hull) 11, 14: I . .~ r,ni ,~eoi 1 :!3 it . • flat y t,u;NT I, I 1 . 111.1 it. th. 1 11 1..1 SI., tri,n, Li t1.411,tr, nt .11,1 Proparrd by 11ACIAN. F:oy, Y A.l,lre,s nll or.ler, i , lit..tuAS ti. BARNE.S & (`n., New lurk lIMIZIE A :%; Mt S A 2% U LI .% 1- :Uh:~C.-1 he pnuleu I.,crtit3 n: I.lhlrriehr prr - ,l;;Mr.r. too; k;Ll'lr.: T!.O r tmp..t 1 I.a.c ; I i I I, err..;-; are ir rht , t..;':; ,dt 3.3 nr; r hr! 12,ir qtr ,t , . Ile. Lie :oh 1.e.!. :1, tee nt..l fr.. , tug, Li 1 t%.., Inc ye,l I..cre 1. a.11,r. VA. 11.,r CS I 'l'o,l' 0 1 :- 1? elnottent in the m. cut v I . :, ITS iTt',Clit. Itt..- etosekl kkgredn r.t, It opaa U.S.: and LArmet Si,.' lc; t•,11,13 me Leas ad, (rains rens, t•u. lit vs its v‘lusade mdsnal, mule 1.3.6en.11, and untold ills tissues - od For cuts, brulses, sprstros. rt.euk,,stist. 6,4,01111e5, dites, Caked nr,sste. nti4lle.t . It le K Sk/V . tti- , elgn remedy thAt should never ke dtspeneed With. It should he in every ramily. :,01.1 I y all druggists . _ - - —-, - ,r,,,inkBASKh:TS, "PINTS AND, MIRE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR SALE UP ILIF quarts," Rehizick'sCharnpaghe, 1 by SIMUN JOHNSIuN, , au Cases :Sparkling Moselle. cur. Smithfield anal Fourth sts. tln store at/Lifer sale by eb2l-itniddt.W.eoil XI I ' .l PS. Sr. RICKERT/30N la It a Dye Ur \ 111.1 I =ME ; IMPA Plt:obl.r,gh, »nl.l =11:4 Mli= N, 6 t , 5 till i,, .4. 111! =MI lIIIIIMIIIIII lIIMEEIMI x I I ..1 Iv, ws itc I too,: th: ut by qti respt, pft, U.. .; I. MAZZI MEM! D. S. BARN ES, New York. VOD:tirkiky.ERTISEMENTB. BA A,IN S. GOODS At= 'OLD PRICES MACRUM & GLYDE'S, No. 78 11lath - ct stre.et WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lIA VINO B01:91IT OCR GOoDS before the recent heart' adratieet We offer at prices considerably ilers than can he bought any where In the East,. a large and well assorted stock of seasonable HOSIERY AND GLOVES of the best forelen ant domestic manufa,t ore 4 great variety of dress trimmings, Silk and Bugle Gimps, Silk Teasels, Ornaments, Vella' Ribbons, Magic and Lace Ruffling, Jet, Silk and Bugle Dress Buttons, A very good assortment of RICH •GUIPURE LACES, Embroideries, Edgings; Parasols, Raia and Sun Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, and the largest and hi . sr Stock of Fancy Goods, Sdlioiis And Small Wares to be found in the 4e - CALL. •;t )01C11,4 C O NC' ER T ALL EVENING CONCERT C ASSIUT, MATINEE, CARL WOLFSOI4,N, lODIC IZERIII MILE FREDERIC-I, Pruna Donna and HE RR FRANZ RI MMEI-1, Fpv 0, Ile Te.,or, ct tl.r tinrmin t/it..ba (Mt - Ur:Ur et,' ntly e. RUC real la in tnn Atlantic cities, %rill give t N D CON C of Inst rurneroai and MUSIC, ON FEIDAY EVENING; JULY 1, 18134, .%.ND A CLASSICAL MATINEE On ti.\Tt ND F 3FTER2IOO.I, July •l ud, at 3 o'clock. 'ticket a.ln.lttinr one io the C..nerrt vlont 81 0.) Tuner :I , il/.;11:1,! •..ne alone Ticket a , lmit;ing c,net ,, the C, n. er I I The sale id rt,erved beta , Wlthout extra charge :toll coodnertc, on \t'edt.es,lay June 2.. th, ar o cOclurg' of the Aust.. Ulet.ars Klelao and Tick eta Can b, had at the door. Itoont ovco at '7 Con• tert coaunencof• at 'S bl tt:nee cototne,ri'S at 3, doora oiatu Proqtt,llttleg for (20IVOrT arot .Alat,neeJeto:,cly ditrurt.ut an,l diitlE,to ;nay be loun,l at Ice 31utoc ?.tin ea. je•37 l' 1 '1 'LS 13 1, IIC 11, FORE WAYNE AND CHICAGO A.l I ;WA- CIO NOTICE' TOE PRnro. ALS , IFIROPOs; 12E RECEIVED nt LLE.t, at 4 P. M., Grading for Second Track Gu (Lis Rnl a 7 iNr Nr fin_ _ ..thitl,t.,l,l ,nd rkin!.,:ield ,irnl t I rE , !Inc. tas. EIIIIII I N e 'll'l n. qt. , : 1: V. I .111,e nr S' " "' Silk Grenadine, Worsted Grehadmos Organdies and Lawns For gale at iow ORti: a: CO Fifth Street A NI f FTI.t. Or' 'I . IIE l'lTl7.l l :sri r 'ea tot% o^hl t, It was rt It t-. 1 in rt ai rupriatel}. 411,•iJ1 \ AI: szo,, 1,1 Loe 'e P,a_v meet,' !Ix,: Squirt• ..•ccdcn tp. HOul of thettiog lu , 'eI.CIC., anLI invitnt)(n, tknAcydentlel to !fold vVin, Jl'llrl3i•❑ and Upper mon rl/ti \\-K,/,ill,r,Pn .11111 i, Pn,anin.'s . . In. pd are pec cz: Ir. lIROI% S REMEDIES ARE knot% .t.l) to Id ra,ell. Wxll cure oert :011 ICIIOII , r11, , •1 I,,,letheS U. 1i.••,,,i cured %% Hum i,u+tnc to 1 %,•[}ll'lLp. rhe ,nLr.• i. rn.le by • ~, tiLlt inert the ~tiry ~nl,l the pro ! .ei remecly .I - time lor re,,lles. t!s,,t" are e.•- 1,1 1.. r ll.t r.•.,i JuLittiliuld rolls iiREATEST 11.XCITENIF_NT knu., r, in the 'try 110 d 5 mirky tiJ0..13 ads aneing jrapi tht. but buyers can !lint fit C. HANSON. LOVE & CO'S,, ;./. and l'i(S )arket !-.ltreet, lia of every t. upsv:trdz: Lin Stlnv.l3. Votnte ani ft,ariwn, 111.111 1.3.00 Nrl.l nr.1.1 t. 101t1 all of 1:hiLll L.i °LT rerY ; , rhea. lir tZi n•.,da, ary Iland6oule. I hcuttLtlf .tu.:k e ery ,I,cipttor. f;,111 tt cts ii ti , l ari,l c.l uublcactted 9 nt - , CC1, , t116 and Int,le NApkitis, 1 . -v. LI, 111.1 \\- hit, vry H A Print [llo.k rt I)' chel, , lr. lIMMENTI :I;yee the 5.,10 C. HANSON, LOVE & CO., 7-1 ;Ind 7 Ma rii - et St_ slap REA% ARD—LOS T, B 4 a.ip holiEn .UI li.Pl-1 , ( or, 1 ~lime •23d, memoran iurn6 I T went -I W., klA.,il Its In gr ,, r , '•,zk. enteen in -ran roil. I curly:.,) In :inn 1,..1.1.1 rx.l,l;'-ri•a.n 1 :01Itan1"11.1bt/I.14,11 the toltnra wilt Cr I.a. .I C..: iLr re ut lsc alwin It cnn he at j bun ilrotii•ry afore, No 4 Loir.1.101:1. je2s-I t IV A G 0 7: .11 at:i 1:•r , .FAMi R rS, I,A „I b P.:LE LLA.NIr: , ; A r, 11. C`. ip °TA TaLs- 01161,e1s cr,OICO. NeshrOulf , cks, 2.0 J klu Uu Peßth iou drlrt, c 6, lust received and tut' Bile by rk.f LEH & A IiMSTRON'tI, coluer Market et eta REFINED tiUiaARS— Dole "A" and 'ortee Sugars, 2u du Crualtro, Urtanutattal and Powdered :agar—Now In store end for Wile by RI:1'1\1E1s h. Bit( IS., )241 1:61..1 128 Wood et TO-liA T'S ADVERTISEIVITS. A GENEfLAJL Is once more deemed necessary to Benue the public that an those that buy their Boots and Shoes, orare in any Wa'y engaged FOR THE DEFENCE It CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE N. 6Z Fifth street, must be convinced that we sell cheaper than any other House In the West 1 he heavy Milled Brogans that were being con veyed to the enemies OF OUR COUNTRY ! ! Were ea, , tured by our lorcts, and are now of- fered at very ldw prices. Call and gee them je24 GAITERS & BOOTS McCILELLAND'S, oULARD SILKS r snic WHITE., ORR & CO. YOU CAN FIND THE QUALITY OF BOOT'S' Affil) STIOJES. hit.] thel , ;:cc you W tra t iJ pay - for thorn in other 13101:6 .II ftt BORLAND'S. 93 Market street, jr-rb And you will 1, pin /I , 4IIIEATRE.—E li.'NEF I T OF MR. )I . I:DAY, .MUNDAY, Tune %7LII. Colleen 80., ,, and lion Ceasar de Baran. Cheap John will in a comic i.long,anci Mr. 111 e - Oef. of tnis city will iimice a Sailors Horn )e73 THE NEV.' HAIR PREPARATION. LUBIN S' COCOANUT CREAM, BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR! It softens and Oils the Hair, and gives it a k . ... ton. and At Ji - Li . I.L.rmarient gloes which It retains for dAre after using J. For Beautifying .and Promoting TIit'GROWTH oF THI' HAIR Lubin's Cocoanut Creant It Snot t,- tliv Inithred Scalp. !Mt !lel! I[r. . , z ilnted I t `...,Lh.s the Irrltate,l Scalp, It is nn Elegant Per.irne, 111., en Eiee.a.nt Perrot:. , •, Elegant I: Eleght,t Pertun,. 1! Pruduces the Richest Luster, Frottu....o ttir Luger, It Produces the Eicke4l Lust r:, I' PioduLea ti:el:l...,c;it Luster. =Or For Oiling Whiskers It has no ET/al, For Oiling \V h 1 Beers it Lad no Equal, For Oiling \\ hiLl4ers It 1.%6 no Equal, For Oiling Whtakerd it has no Equal, And It retalaa all Its Beautli)llig Effects And it reteiiis all tia nig Effects And It etedn3 alt tte•.uthl Ing ects Anil It reZatna all Its .Naulttylti,,, Effects For diva after u.lng It Flu Jaya atter L,.:114 IT For Jal n after ualt.g For days after uslug it It Prevents Gray lialre, It Prevent 9 Gray liatr,, It PI events Gray Haub, It Prevents Cray Haub, It Pi (motes the nrowth of the HAI', It Protr.t. - es the ;rou - th of the 11%.,, 1; the lie uth of tht• It Pron,tes the f.iiowth 01 the H%ll. It Is the Cheapest Hair IPteto•ing luilthe World, It Is the Cheapest Hair Pressing in the World, It H the Cheapest Hair ',easing In the World, It Is' the CheapsA to the Whrl.l. rt: SALE 131 ALL DR! GO NTS, SA LE WI ALL DR CaIiEISTS, , E SAL . L ALL DRUGGISTS 3 r: o'2 SALE 1!): A LL BRCGGISTS, J. vI. I E'ULTEON".€ , I, Dispatch Building, Fifth Street tC noleshie and Retail Agent for Dr. J. M. ru yll QQ lIVERT If STREET RESIDENCE M. A 1 - "' o 1:2 S A I, "Iwo ertry house, No 95 Liberty street. one ,b , or beluw Lcazte Abe), l_c lee? trout by 112 lert to ato alley l'en towns and a Wash ittta:.tt. tias an,l water. S tat 1 AN, Bruit, rand Insurance Agent, Fourtb st. Burke•s IIEEMAN FIRE INSCHANCit COMPANT, Pittsburgh, June 7th, 1864. % TFIE OP THIS COMPA NY, have; this day declared a dividend SC,6O per share. Shares are twenty-live dol lars, payable to the Stockholders, or their le gal representatives on and after the FIRST DAY of July next free of Government tat. Je. 44- std F. L. 4.lt.RUtiS, !.3ec,y, . 1 RALLY VERY KIND OF 55 Fifth street Plain and Figured, No Ffth Street l)i i Dressing Cannot be Surpassed I r Prev ruts Paldnens and Leas of Hair, Pret eats liiirrineeir and Loss of Hair, It I' rvt isalrineri.: and Lone of Hair, It preve%la liardtier-s and Lose of Hair, l'ozu aunt Cream Hemovea Dandruff, ocual , it ('team Removes Dandratr, lNwoarint Cream RCInuWCEI Dandruff; Cocoanut Urea m Removes Dandrud, It curs the Hair a:- 011:%" Appearance It glrea the liAir nn buy Appearance It 0%, s th%,ll,ir Otly Appea:ax,c It gt yea the flair an oily Appearance For Dressing and UiU;g the :Mustache, For Dressing and 01lbw; the Mustache, Fur Dreseiog sad luting the ittuatache, For DrE3air... - and Oiling the Mustache, It Prevents Hilt tram Turning Gray, Prevents Wu , f. Turning Gray, it Prevvrils Turairm Gray, It Ptet ants furraiLg Gray, tio Hair preparation pos. 5t...8 ea the i ertieawluch ao essentially gotta the sum t, liqir an the llocoauut Lream. AND AT
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