DAIILY PJItTTENOILL di VN►., No. n 7 BT BO kt OW. NBW YOU and STATE ICT. BOSTON ara our agent 3 for the Dail" rut We Post in -those aides. and are an. . t tie to take Advertietunerata and SubsoriPtiol:lB or ne et our Lowest Bares. "see First, & Third Pares for Co merelal Daily /Markets and River News FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 17 CITI AND NEIGNIIOBDOOD INTNIII A Sad Scene. Night before last a scene took place at the Mayor's office that brought tears to the eyes of those who, accustomed to the sight of human mtvery, seldom weep. On the floor of the cffice lay the clothes of young Hobell who was drowned on Wed. nesday, they having been brought there by a li Ile boy who was with him whtn he was drowntd, and who• had taken them there, not knowing where his mother lived. About dark, a poor but respect able woman entered the office, but no sooner did her eye catch sight of the bun dle of little clothes than recognizing them she threw herself beside them, and for half an hour her shrieks rent the air, and her poor grief-laden heart seemed as though it would burst. At length Partially recovering herself, she told . her sad story. She was the mother of John Hobeli. She had sent him out in the morning at seven o'clock to look for work, giving him strict orders not to go near the river for fear he might be drowned. Instead of going in , search of work he had gone to the river, and her worst anticipa tions were realized. She had waited pa tiently:all day for the return of her absent son, when becoming alarmed, she bad started out in search of him, visiting the . Mayor's office in hopes of hearing of The first thing that greeted her vision as she entered was his clothes, which Were immediately recognised by the fond and doting mother. Who can describe her anguish, or realize her agony? No wonder that the hardened cheeks of the by stand era were bedewed with tears. Broke his Leg. Yesterday evening a man by the name of Frank Bethel had his leg broken under the following circumstances. He was in toxicated, and got on one of the Wylie street cars. He disputed with the driver about the payment of fare, when he was pushed cff, and the car ran over his leg. breaking it. He was carried into a drug store near by, and the wound dressed by Dr. Hopper. The affair took place near the comer of Congress and Wylie street. Bethel -lives on the corner of Crawford and Webter. Rebels Barefooted. We see by the detailed repoit of the sur render of Vicksburg, that a large number of the men were totally barefooted. There is no doubt gocd reason for this in the Bouth.but no Excuse for people in this part of tue country, when McClelland sells boots and shoes at such astonishing low prices. Call and be convinced at 55 Fifth street. Revolver Stolen. Yesterday evening four ycung men en tered the store of Wm. Bown, and while there‘one of them purchased a revolver. After they had left, another of the party showed a revolver which he said be had stolen while there. One of the party re turned and gave information, and the clerk —Mr. Smith—went to the Mayor's office and took out a warrant for the arrest of the offender. A policeman started in par suit of the thief. Tag following is a list of Americans reg istered at Gun's American Agency, No 17 Charlotte street, Bedford Square, Lon don, England, for the week ending the 4th of July, 1863: Win, E. Hicks and family, New York; John W. Turner, New York; W. Francis Williams, Jersey City; H. L Bateman, Brooklyn; Rev. J. W. and Mrs. J. L, Wiley,New York; John E. Gowan, Sevastopol; Wm. H. Townsend, Providence, R. 1.; Hy. Bergh, Secretary of Legation to Russia; Rev. Dr. Little john, Chicago, Illinois; H. T. Romertze, Philadelphia; Mr. and „Mrs. Hamilton White, byracnae, N, Y.; Miss White, N. Y.. Mr. and Mrs. John Slade, N. Y; Mr. Fred. Slade, N. Y.; Mr. J. u. Eley, New York. Dro wand. Ou Wednesday, a Ltd named John T. Hobell, was drowned in the Monongahela river under the following eirecmistan ces. He, in company with a number of other boys went to the diver to bathe. They went on board the coal barges under the suspension bridge, and as he could not swim, he threw over a plank, and jumped in idler it. The plank proved too light to sustain his weight, and seiz ing it wits a death grasp, they both went down together. His body was found op posite the foot of Wood street, a little be. tore twelve o'clock yesterday, still cling- ing to the plank. Young Hobell lacked one month of being 14 years of age. His mother, who is a widow, resides at No. 50 High street; John was her only son, she having but one other child—a daughter. Coroner McClung held an inquest, and a verdict was rendered. in aecerdance with the frets. Colonel Roberts. The remains of the late Colonel Richard P. Roberts, of the 140;1 Venneylvania Volunteers, passed through this city yes terday morning, en route for Beaver, where his funeral will take place on Friday morning: Col: Roberts was killed at the battle of Gettysburg, Beauties of the Telegraph. At nine o'clock on Tuesday evening the steamer Persia arrived at New York, from Liverpool. Wednesday's New York papers, filled with her news, arrived in this city on Wednesday' night at one o'clock. Thursday afternoon dispatches came through to the evening papers an. ?mullein ! ? the " arrival of the Persia from Europe, mare than twelve hours after her news has been received by due course of mail. Re Is Recovering. The father of young Chambers was in town last evening, and states positively that hia son is recovering. This should be good authority. Golding's committal last Monday was for assault with intent to kill. To be Musteied Oat. The Provost Guard under Capt. John B. Hays will be mustered out of service this afternoon at the Girard House, their time having expired. It is expected that the ceremony will,be one of considerable interest. • Cavalry. A company- of one 'hundred Cavalry, under Captain Williams. came into town from Camp Howe yesterday, and were furnished with horses and accoutrements by Capt. Hays, Chief of the Cavalry Corps. They left again about, dark 13r Camp Howe, where they will remain for a day or tivo,, when they will be detailed for service: Arrested. Among the arrests yesterday we notice that of Mrs. Bridget Murphy alias Mary Moira. a notorious shoplifter, arrested on oath of James Galbraith, with stealing a bolt of muslin. She was taken before Alderman Butler, who committed her to jail to answer. Godey for August. Pitted: has,-laid us under obligations for the August , number of GAO, which be line jost receive 4; Ail the late maga zines and papers are to be found at Pit lock'.. Saturday sftertaiNdikirsigare..‘ In order that parents who do not wish their children to come out after dight, may have an opportunity of allowing ;them to see Hambhn's celebrated troupe, there will be a grand matinee on Saturtity af. ternoon, during which gems of the Opera, pantomimes, ballets and everything: per taining to an entertainment of this ;kind will be presented. Take the little ones, and let them have an afternoon's amuse meat. nalllbiliesi Combination Continumito draw immense houses. ; No person wko.visits then fails to come away pleaied. They are advertised for tiro more performai.ces only, and thoseiwhtv have not witnessed theirinimitable Once 'mutations, should avail themselves of the opportunity. The singing and danciag is excellent, and the other performances are in keeping with the general excellence of the concern. _Thus far the entertainthent has been free from vulgarity and profani ty, and this alone speaks volumes for its management. For Europe. Thomas R attigan ' Esq., 122 Mononga hela House, .A4ent for some of the most reliable lines of European steamships. ad , vertises the; famous steamer Great :East ern, to sail from New York on the 21 at day of Jaly,--next Tuesday. The aecom modations of the Great Eastern are said to be the most splendid of any that can be found on ocean steamers, and for safety, and cheapness she is unsurpassed. Those contemplating trip across the water will do well to notice his advertisement. Sporting Papers. Friend Pittqck, opposite the Postoffice, sends as all the aportiag papers for the current week; containing a large amount of sporting news, both foreign and_doroes• tic. Don't fail to give John a call. CANVAS Shoes for soldiers, very cheap at McClelland's, 65 Fifth street. City Mortality. Dr. A. G. McCandless, Physician to the Board of Health, reports the tnterments from Jane 11th, to July 4th, 1863 : DISEASE. Adults —........ 23ti11 -born .-- 2 Pneumonia.- ............. r ...... ... 1 Wbooyins Cough-- 2 ... ...... 1 Divitril rover -1 Meningitis.. ..... -......... 1 Dysentery 2 Chmnlo Diarrhoea-- 1 Brain Payer ... I scarlatina re aligns.... 1 Cnol.ra In antum ..... .. I Diptheria I Congestion of Brain... 1 fillamation of Brain.. 2 Oiarrhoe.t ..... ..... ....... 1 iari ruin - 'onsumption ...-__._ 1 Cerebral Dieeate ...... _. 1 Unknown ...... —....-.- 1 - e ethe 27 0: w e irt Ito m 2 to B. 5 0 15, 0; from 15 to 3). 0 t t o o 7 4 C o. , 1 2: f : from m m 74u0 to to a i 4 5. 42 0: , :o 100.0. white, LW; Colored, I. To- tiiiirrhoeA Nephritis ..... Consumption.— f he ab Under I year O . Ilk from ov, from 5 to 10,1; from 10 to from Oto SO, • ; from 30 t from r 6 to 60, 1; fr (10 tl from SO to 90, te from 90 tot Int.les.ls; Females, 14; tal, 2 .. Hotel for Rent. The "Massey House," located on the corner of Ross and Breckenridge streets opposite the Pittsburgh and Connellsville R.ailroad Depot is now offered for rent. The House" is is good repair and ha been doing a good business. To any per son understanding the business a fine op. portanity is now offered. Immediate pos session will be given. Apply to tf Taos. Mooun. No. 189 Fret et tiROVILIt & BAYS 1111 Sewing Maohineatort , - wet ly manufeetrring purposes. are the best la tom. A. P. 3ATONAY. General dam) t. uwth Area. Pittsburgh. P • Josara xi JOSEPH MEYER & SON IGLIKOPAOTIIIIS2 OP FANCY AND PLAIN FURNITURE dt CEOA SEC+ waalsousz. MILLTIMIELD i 1 Ulacarean Earth ;treat and Virgin a de.7.: ant PIWWBVRiai JOINT REI3OLIHTION intoposiniv ERTntiY AMESDMENTi To THE Co STET ZION. Ile it reao/ved by the &nate and House of Representatives of . the 6 , 7 7 / 1 31011• wealth. of Pennry/vania en General Assembly met, That the lodowina , amondmente bet ram eel t 3 the Constitution of the Commonwealth. cordance with the provizione o: the tenth articlec thereof: fhera t he bo an attilitional section to the third article of Constitution. to be designated as sectien foes as follows: Stenos( 4 Whenever any ef the ctiolified 1 • clamors of this mmonivealth shill be in actual military service, unties a requisition Iron the Preadent of the United States. or by the anthor ity of this Commonwealth. such e•ectore may ex ch e the right of suffrage in all elections by the mann% under arch regulations - eta are, or shall be. prercribeo by law. n./ 1.111 as tLey were- Present at their tonal piao, of election. - 1 h re shall be two additional aectiona to the eleventh a - title of the Constitution, to be desig nated as 3 actions eight and nine. as follws! SECTIO SNo bill shall be paised by the Leg - Llet.ure co ats iniag more than one Subject, Watch shall - be clearly expressed In the title, except aA propriatton bills. Secriou 9. No bill shill be passed by the Leg [Mature gracting any powers, Pn .ils ge,X. in any case, where the autltorby to grant Buelll2oWerA, tr rrivilegea , hes been, rr may hereafter be, conferral upon the courts of thi Commonwealth. JOHN CES INA, Speaker of the House of Representative... JUiiN Pi PENNEY, Speaker of the Senate. OPPIOI CB taz 1 EECaRTAVY OP THE 'CONYONWEXLTII, i • -Harrisbarg. July 1, 1863. PENNSYLVActIA. 68: 1 1. ----. 8. t a , I n e d x o ed hr s re a l Ta fall, true atilt correcttthelo rotryinotil --..--4 - ale original &Int desolation ill the (len eral Acs mbly. entitled "A) oint Resolution pro , . posing certain amendments to the C.Astitation," a. the seine remains on tile in elk offing. . . . In testimony wnereof I have hareinto set mir hand, and camel the seal of the Secretary's 01'- 830 to beat:fixed tho day and yoar above written. - - . JCL!' SLIFER. inlo.dtf Secretary of the Himtamowealth. W. E. Schmertz & Co., NO. 31 FIFTH STREET. Rave last received a large and sap euior assort meat of MISSES AND CHILDRENS BALMORAL.% BUTTON BOOTS. ZUGENLIC. CONGItEB3 AND LAOS UAETERS. PATENP LEATHER, RID AND MOROCCO SLUTFIRS. MOROCCO AND KID BOOTS, Sta. &0., Which they are selling at vary low prices. lull wOXEN'S Melt HEELED CON gress gaiters for Shots AT ~ • • CONCERT HALL' SIIOI STORE, Men's fuze boots. for $ At Concert Ilan Shoe Store. Misses sheet for 'Sots: At Concert gall Shoe Store. • se.. Canaria egagalire thesis goods' 'tor yourselves. 62 Fifth Street, lab ITILLINGTON HERRING -1Q BOB ea Jost received and for - gaiety "REYNER * BRO.I. SVoud street -.• 11 YExartrATons. larefir ccl Friction. or Common Mock!. for by BECKHAM It LONG. No UT Liberia , street- TELEGRAPHIC: vTili.„7 ithit,-;: liy, ' lEW_ i.,,::iiYORK The %:itleader Caught. B U9INES I 4' REVIVIIiCk NCIDENTS OP TOR RIOT GREAT LOSS OF LIFE. CAPTURE OF MORRIS 'SLAW RIOTING IN BOSTON Army of the Fotornao at New Youe, July 16, 2 p. m.--714sgs v liava fully,. resumed their usual appear., atICI3, ~. . , Die tracka have been relaid on the t ail roails, and the telegraph lines are being raj-idly repaired. Regiments and batteries are arriving, with more on the'woy. Business is resumed, and a general feel ing of security pervades. The scoundrels and thieves who have been the terror of the city for the past three days and nights are skulking to their : dens, endeavoring to hide themselves and their plunder, while their abettors amen . ileavoring to leave town. 8 P. if —The gratifying intelligence of the arrest of the villain Andrews. the leader of the rioters, is announced. He has been'sent to Fort Lafayette. A gang of ruffians drove cff the work men this morning from the Gas Works, on Fourteenth street. A small gang stopped a lonia car on Fourth avenue this morn hag, robed the_conductor and all the pas- Bangers, and let them go. ' There is no truth in the rept rt of the burning of the factories in Newark. In several small town in the suburbs the riotous demonstrations have been pre vented by the action of the Catholic priests imploring their paiishiont ra to de 5101 C. DISEASR. Children Some frame houses on 24th street New York, were burned by the raffia tie early this morning. The owners and occupants refusing to subsidize them. Ths firemen rallied to save the lives of several aegroes and drove off the rioters. The Post says, early this evening the rioters on Staten Island burned the depot and water station. Afterwards they at tacked and burned the negro shanties, killing two negroes. Many people have left the Island, Including prominent citi zens whose lives have been thritatened. It is stated that a riot is now roinz in in first Avenue, where.Compauy E, of ti. e Gsth New York Buffalo Regiment was go ing to protect a steel factory; the soldiers were fired upon and fifteen soldiers were killed; the soldiers returned the fire.— Reit) foreements were being now (l o '. clock,) sent to the soldiers. • NEW YORE, July 1 6 .—A station and bell tower in the Secotid avenue were burned at midnight Tuesday. Sixteen rioters were killed by grapeshot on Thirty-second street yesterday morn• ing, besides five women and two childre,l2. Several others were mortally wounded, and numbers eliehtly. In the encounter this evening, on First avenue, Col. Winslow, with one hundred and fifty men and two howitzers, charged &idle mob, who took refuge in the teme ment houses, frOM the roofs of which they hurled stones, ballets, &C., on the'soldiers. The howitzers were turned on the mub, and ten rounds of canister poured into them, mowing them fearfully. The mob appeared to be well organiz,xl, and were only partially dispersed. Col. Winslow had ten men killed, in. eluding a captain and a lieutenant. • Ele retreated in good order, firing on the mob. Col. Jardin was fearfully wounded in the thigh. Several of our wounded were loft in the hands of the mob. In this affair some thirty of the mob were killed, and more Wounded. At . 11 o'clock one hundred and fifty of the regulars repaired to the scene and Were fiercely assailed, bail he soldiers fired reg ularly, and finally the cannon ware turned on the houses with terrible effect, cutting the rioters up fearfully. • About 1 o'clock the troops had posses sion of the locality. 16 is feared that Col. .Dardin is fatally wounded. This took place yesterday. - Five thousand, cavalry sabres and one thousand muskets have been seized by the police-in a house in Stanton street. Two negroes were killed and thrown into the East rivet last night by their mur derers. The arrest of Andrews is received with the liveliest satisfaction. It took place a house of ill-fame, in Eleventh street, where he and his fit consort, a black wo man named Wiledn, were`located. He is said to belong to a first family of Virginia, and has been quite prominent at certain Political anti - Administration meetings held at the Cooper Institute and other 'Some-s4oo' places oflate. 'Some - $4OO rebel money was found on him. .. ' M The` of - Brooklyn,- •in view of the large conflagration last night, has re quested the citizens to form patrols for night duty, to maintain order, assuring them of his co-operation. A Michigan regiment is expected here this evening from Washingten. The mob appears' to have got the best of the military in Second avenue, and have driven the latter into a foundry in Twenty eighth street, near First avenue. More force has been sent, with artillery, to res cue them. Brigadier General Latin ha's been ap• pointed to command the military in this city. :7 P. x.—The 2ath ,Michigao and ]62d . New York Volunteers have arrived from Washington.- ... Details of the riot in.-First and Second avenues, Says that Jackson's foundry. at 28th street, and . Seward's foundry, at 17th street, were .thteateried by the mob this forenoon. A detachment of the 66th mill tis, under col. 'Bekerabd, and two , howit zers of ; the Bth militia, were sent to the scene. The mob came outof their haunts armed -with mitsketi and carbines, bdt merely yelled . ftideotisly at first. - • rife troops Wok no notice of this' and' leaving a detachment with one howitzer at Sewards, and marched to the First avenue. Here a party of roughs firetton.them, and-' ' Adam Sch Wend, one of - the. soldiers, was slightly wounded: ''The= - troops' Wheeled into line and placed - their,piece in position; but no further. hostility 'wet -attempted. ' Alter a short halt tbetroops proceeded to Jackson's toned 7 -.a i i 4 , buritt i iorien - the doors" Mid enter: . -. llte.nietb now fired:att occasional shot, which the soldiers return.' ed With a galling fire and severaLpf,the. mob were. _wounded.. A_ howitzer was placeil in petition to an:inland the street, and matters were quiet. , ..for an hour, or so. About 2 o'clock reinforcements arrived "and the mob fired ofithem without , effect. Th soldiers took aim , ‘. -hut, WOlrlestrained fro firing by the officers .r , r. Jackson Mow asked: n.withdrawal of thetroops from his foundry. Gen. Brown replied, I shall nut my soldiers where I please and no mob shall dictate to me Baltimore. &c., WASHIa TON, .1a y Itl —The following has been received at the headquartms of the army : 11 EADt 2 A RTERA DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH• Morris Island, south Carolina, J uly 14 —To Gen. If al leek I have the honor to report that at C. o'clock on the morning of the 10. h inst., I made an at tack ou the enemy's fortified position on the south end of Morris Island, and after au engagement, lasting three hours and a quarter: captured all his strongholds on th %t part of the Island, and pushed for wat d my infantry to within six hundred yard.' of Fort Wagner. We now bold all th e hi.t.nd except about one mile on the north which includes Fort Wagner, and a bat te.ry on Cummings' Point, mount ing at this time I I or Iu heavy guns in the aggregate. The asson.ltirkg columu was gallantly led by Brigadier tleseral Strong. It landed in smallboats 1, - 11(der cover ot our batteries on Folly Island, and four monitors led by Rear Admiral Ua.blgren, which entered the main channel a'boesst of Morris Island. Soon after our batte.ties opened and the Monitors continued t heir tire during the day, mostly against Fart Wagner. On the morning of th.l Ittt inst.,at dat break, an attempt was: m ade to carry I' t. Wagner by assault. TNo parapet was gained, but the supports recoiled ,under the fire to which they were exposed, and could not be got up, Our losses in Loth actions;will not vary mach fro ,n 140 killed, wounded and missing. We 'have taken eleven pieces of heavy ordnance and a large quantity of camp equippage. The enemy's loss in killed an et wounded will not fall short of '2OO Very respectfully your( 'b't serv . t. Q. A. Gi Luotlx, Brig. lien. Con tmanding, BOSTON, July 15.—A1l is quiet hero this morning. Pour or live were killed last night, and probably a dozen w 'landed, some of them seriously. The most 4aring act of the rioters was the attacking Gribbe armory in Cooper street, where a to.tve of military were stationed to protect it.— When the mob had beaten down the d totirs they were , fired upon by a six ponnler loaded with canister. This dream dly scattered the mob at that point; one ri,st er was completely riddled with shot an d fell down at the door of the armory. Wm . Curier, 71 years old, standing on this stoop of hii house ou Cooper street, was' killed. Win Lick, provision dealer, was seriously wounded in the thigh. Three young. women and three or four small boys were wounded, bat not serioasly.— They were not participators in , tbe riot, Two 'soldiers in the armory were injured by bricks thrown through the windows. The rioters then attacked the ganitkops in Pock square, atealiag and deitroyiug from four to.five thousand dollars worth of pro perty. They were speedily dispersed by a volley from the revolvers of the Police. The dragoons appeared at 9 o'clock, pa thestresta which, together - with an infantry force overawed all" further out breaks. The military continue in quar ters in the parts of the city where the die turbance occurred. Mayor Lincoln issued a proclamation warning all the riotously disposed from furthe: violence, and call iag on all citizens to aid •:in-sthe •pre:seira don of quiet and order. Four of the lead ing rioters were arrested last night, and are to be proceeded against for burglary and murder. They are committed with• out bail. Boirroli; 15, 10 sit.—Ordei has been t estored here. The citizens general ly have.obeyed the Mayor's proclamation, and kept within doors,. and with the ex ception of the libenes ot the riot lait night, the streets are asouiet as on Sauday. In Do s ch Square,andilaytuarket Square and COoper street several hundreds are Congregated; but mostly froM idle curios ity, and to lien the soldiers-quartered and patroling there. , No hostile_ demonstra : tibias whateier were made. Thaadmi.. zable precautions: taken.by the authorities, and the Unix:4l6g display of the military eke, have an effect to quell ihatever of fhe mob-spirit was leftlast night: „ . ,'IiViSIIINarON, July 16, Contrary to pnblistred statements, the'exetution otthe draft in New York was suspended:by the uprising of thetnob. If has not been as. 'certained here that any orders were issued frd.n this city for prolonging the suspen eion beyond , the, pariod c when orsler ahall 'hal / restored, so:thatit can bd proaectned. - IitrASHINGToN, July 16 —The National sap ,cavalry,,ead,artillery liras was ordered' tiro'ddyesinCe;`ky Gen: B zelman, to make a reconnoissance t) zip tgh the Shenandoah Valley, and re yesterdtiy,, averting. , ;The pout : very few reh tbr in; the valley, „He discovered that A Gap was held by between 300 and 401 rebels. - He cht rod npon'etattlrkorit them out. and held the place, capturing a rebel Adjutant General and several other officers and privates. Wiltera.theishilligo.'--He sent !,'Ordelei to iLifetid the place at all hazards, and l otit#, be sparing of his fire if the crowd Other ed. A Lieutenant from the 65th reetnent reports his men retreated from the neighT borhood of 17th street and First avenue,. because they heard the mob was gat4ring large. Gen. Brown ordered the comany i back under command. ot Lie.nt. Pik , of iti thenited States artillery,' and placed. li Capt. Ilbacker and Lieut. Myer tinder arrest. The passion of the rioters was infitimed= this afternoon by the funerals of some of the victims of last night. Col. Lefferts reported his command,,the 7th regiment, to Gen. Brown this afternoon, and 'was 'ordered 'to take con trol of the district between 7th street from , First Avenue to East River, and take all; means to suppress all mobs and riots. I =All quiet in Harlem and Yorkville du=' ring the day. Senators Bradley and Connolly req r!st:. ed the withdrawal of thei troops fa the First Ward, which was refused by Police Commissioner Alton and Gen, Brow ni At 4:30 p. m. a sharp fight is going on in 22d street between the sold'. rs mad, rioters. All the omnibusses and carn ....rn‘ run ning , : The city will.be, paroled by the military to-iiight, and Gen. - BroWn is determined that the mob shall be pat down to night if he kills every man found in a crowd, The 23.1 Brooklyn regiment is expected Immelo.night or tomorrow morning. Some fears are entertained of trouble in Brooklyn to-night, and those troops in the county towns of Kings and Queens counties are ordered into the city. It is probable, however. that. nothing more.ee rious will take place. Placards are posted about the city from Archbishop Hughes, requesting the rioters 4 assemble in front of ibis residencelo rniarroW at two o'clock, for the purpose of addressing them in favor of returning to their lawful vocations. He promises theta protection while listening to his address. NEW tons, July lti-,Gen. Dix is ex peered to-morrow morning to relieve Gen Wood. The Boston mail of this mcruing arriv ed on time to-night. It appears that the Staten Island riot was an insignificant affdii ; three negro shanties were destroyed and one negro beaten. Fort Richmond is garrisoned by the 74th Regiment. The impression now (10 o'clock,) is that there will be no more rioting in the city; that the arrival of the military inie made the rioters wary. One ring leader of tau riot was captured in 21st street to night, he has probably been hung, There is no Lui s a In the report of the burning of the Newkirk House at Hudson City. the fire ,was at the Jersey City horse Railroad stables. Tho steamship Ocean Queen. from Asp inwull oa the Bth, has $.200,000 treasury , Ellia'mot/Xi-July epeeist ta the An4eipan, detail Berlin, to-day, gays. The Armysf the Potomac is in this city. Bovelongit-will remain is of coarse known ottly.toSien,. Meade. It is probable that some - I:lays:wilt be spent recuperating both men and horeeit',- both of whom have std• fered fronnOtig and fatiguing marched and thifileat of the weather. The position ie one which gives the army the advantage of the BAltimoie Railroad, by which it can be easily and abundantly ted. Lee is said, to be hurrying towards Cal pepper, and will hardly stop till beyond the Rappahannock. The necessity of feeding his army,' which 'cannot be well accom plished at any great distance from Rich mond, will hurry Ilia movements. A scout repeats that during Lee's re trier, the temper of the rebels, both of offi • cers and men, was despondent, and they *ere in momentary expectation of an at tack from our forces. The result of which they admitted, must be disastrous. Oa the arrival of Lee's advance on Sun day week the most earnest efforts were made to cross the river. Seven scows were built and their light wagon trains wern crossed, taking one wagon and as many men as it could carry. Oa Tuesday and Wednesday the river fell so much that many 'of the infantry forded it. The water being breast high. A subsequent rain again swelled 'he river and it became again nnfordable. The iebels again commenced the construction of a bridge at Falling Water, using for it the boats they had built at Wiliamsport. This bridge was cot built until Monday, and then a grand rush took place to get across, artillery, heavy trains and every thing was Moved back to . the river, except the light artillery and a strong picket line, which held the field works thrown up along the froot. On Monday night they were drawn in, and by daylight nothing was left on this side but a rear guard of infantry, most of Whom .were.caiitured by Buford 's cavalry Oa Monday they had not more than 40,000 Or 60.000 men on this aide, and had they been avacked would not have made a very serious defense. Lee and his staff f irded the river at 3:30p. m. Oa Monday Stuart with his ea /airy followed about six hours later, CINCINNATI, July 16 —lt is aai3 tha Morgan id about Piketon to day, and than our tomes are eloaing around him and wil give him some trouble. MARRET3,BY TELEGRAPH NEW Yoag - July 16 —Wheat dud and fully 24 3o !ower; 1 5t.1 27 for N i waukee Club. $1 21 ,U Pr Winter Rel. Corn about lo lower and :good basin& a doing at 61466 vats du I. ...! , turar inoreactive; Cuba and Muscovado. 1034i4,10,,i. Lard Gull and teary at 9'.1"410e. at,.ney eloY at 1347. .Ster.ing lower and dal at $1 2N.41 40 for that °bus (al a. Geld lower open ing at •...4i!,6, declining tv 2574", c.osing steady et Government stock- quiet; U. t. 6's ; Coupons 10.4. - General Early. Gen. Early, who is at the head of one divisions of Lee'e army, ani who recent- made the demand of money and supplies from the town of York. Pa., is a native of this State. He was born in Carlisle.— ills father was a shoemaker, who heed in the outskirts of the then village. and brought his only otter eon up to his trade. This one, the General, left home at an early age, made his way to Lynchburg, Va., established himself there as a den tist, was successful, married a wealthy girl, and soon became one of the P. F. r's. Ile is familiar with the Cumberland valley, and no doubt ailed in perfecting Lee's plan of invasion. The Wounded est Gettysburg The delegation of the German Soldier's Relief Association of Washington return ed from their commission to Gettysbau, on Friday. They report all the dead bu ried, but a large number of wounded with their wounds undressed. These are said to be in a state of extreme sufFering, and while the means of relief are at hand, there are but few to administer them. Gar RANDS a ARDI Wye that Brigham Young is probably the richest man in America. The whole Mornyin tribe pay tribute to him at the rata of about $4O per head annually. At the pioper time of the year, immense trains are sent out to gather in the share of the harvest be• Jougiag to the Lord, i. e., his prophet Brigham. Wunn General Lafayette was in the United States, two young men were intro duced to him. He said to one, "Are you married ?" "Yes, sir,'' was the reply.— "Happy man," qtioth the General. He then put the same question to the other, who replied, "I am a bachelor." "Lucky dog," said the General. This is the best essay on matrimony patant. Co N I. y WENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. 4 0; * 31,12 NTS ihrought out from Liver ! • pool, Loodooilerry, Cork, or Gal way, to New Ik v ork, Iu FIKST CLASS MAIL EKS. for Twenty.*'lye Dialiars. . 'w Parties also brought out 1r Balling Vessel at aowast rates. Aoa:S' to ~ . O'NEIL. Chroniolo buililin, 70 W.fth et.. D. Pittebtuvh. Pe. irtstf SZ.4:V7IAItA O'HARA & h . : I O.INN, Attorneys at Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, [ OFFICE 89 GRANT STREEs. • .opßositp the Coast House. Pittiborah. Vii - Partiaular attention given to the settlement of listates, Bala and 'ranger of Real Est*to, • aoltination Title% soldiari claim in any part cf the west., Prompt remitranoes, and full norresPoodonoo in rotardt6 all business entrusted to oar care. WOW SALE —TELE WELL kIiOWN - nritthaantirta property on Sevenths treo,t poslttrAho Lutheran - dumb. woo. of tho 1.1. P. oAjmtit ,`atid,• eaet, Dr. Deitar's reridenee. worms. made Itn . ?wn on the tmemisot. iSB4ted OENTS . FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS, Sowed and Lade on Flamer Last hII and examino at DIFFENBACHER'S, ;j1212 16 Fifth Street. fiat UP in , tie_, 50e and , $1 boxes, bott'et and fighkB; :3 an *,-Uatlm - for &tab% Public Insti -1 cations, &e. - • vat/ infallible rgmedies known." 'Tree from Potsons„" • - riot dmmetons to the HUMS° Family." "Etats Mons on tof thetr halal to die." mar Sold" Wholesale it all large cltiea QTY Sold Praurside and Dealers ovary. where., hfiriT.BAwarenfall - yjorthlo is imitations. W•lihlrttat - : • 4.6tars" name 4'o, each andtbstrbefore von boo- ; ',Address WEBBY B. COSIEVEri„ rrineapal Depot, 4tta Broadwai. N. Y. „sir Sold by Et. B. SELUttskl,t uO., and B. L. VAIEBBSEOOK & CO., WhalesalaAgents. Pitts. tough. Pa.' • /7/h-Omdao dam PITTSIII7.IIGII 3W M=T. WEEJILT Maj M- - Carefully Revised and Corrected-by. , unrowaConunereial Rooker.. OFFICE OF THE SATITIIDAY 3roroci so p op t r A .Prrrssusairt; July-17th, l863:I Hestia'. k —Du l,e s 1 cries the week was dull he sale. ma 'it being confine I to small opers tions to meet tae yenta-Of -the local traie. As regards the leielingar:l4.B no change has taken, Place worthy ol not.ee, innid4l.o weeks (Vera ticus lance par aken .m.cre;Of:aletail than wholisale character.. Our rivers continue too low !or steamseating to Secarrie I en. profs' consequentt!, we have nothing. to note ins thatlinee &teambo it building scow tObeo SPY a large 1 4 1140 of attenti - on. We have at the present time some eighteen heart tr deigning, the finishing tducho', boAdes r.e v halls al nest deity arriving. ?Wei news eoneinu as to arrive favorable to our glorious cans The lsst v'ete,y 60, CE7IB istvsi tieing the unconditional surrend rof Port Hodson to Gen Bombs.. Persons up this, way , looking South.' ward Can - dfasera that the great lifts siaSin Di Riv• er has been cipenedto navigation iti entirelezurth Money mattersare still Unsettled.; Gall' and sib ver- in -tbe .R4 :, tera oities :continue -to den:line steadily. and from preamiaPpearancenwill Soots be down to it s I:roper standard Money; Z.r!tie.- gotiable psperis readily obfainsitt-on easy trims, as our mt.n:7 lenders have an ample =pray! on land. and teem desirous of. terotiatitur, in fact. we cover remember seeing money more plenty or eesily obtained. . 1 Flou•• -The demand - for thIS article, duringdhe week was entirely !one , . Thereceipts at present are small, beim; vmfined to a ftiv-car loads and I what (Joan ryflour tliat COMM. W a gons I fact, beyond a few hundred barrels that were dis- P need el to meet the wants of the heme`LaatViet there was nothing done. ,Although the stock! In herd is only linked it seems sufficient for all purr poses, there being no exp. rt demand at present; In the Ea tern cities the market ru'es in favo4 of I buyers. drain—Theobangra in this article were net numarons. Wheat we" ia 'better, demand, which caused h oilers to ask alight advance. Eed may be q toted at five cents Pet bu-hel, advanoe. the same wll apply to waits. Lime was a shade higher; the Pal 4 a however we , e limited. Oath-- There were a good many el , anging hands:on Gov ernment account; prkes, however, rated about the same, Other descriptiens of gra'n were not en quired for. lir caries were pretty fine in thbir views, and in sone in.tanoas were asking an ad vance, buyern, however., were shy, and took hoild vry it•aritgly. eesc—New was firm andaills re ul lr on arrival at fall Agates Salt hag riot cod another a Ivan ca. and it tf still.looking I up. . • Ale.-The following are the new rates set liY the manufacturers: bbls hfb bbls bf btila ... 3'50 !XI • ss.oo-. 400 Kennel:- 900 450 Porter . .. 7 00.;,11l50 Brown Stout litbblB CO '' ' I Apples-' be season for old is 170 . 1 V new cro is begitming - Massive in small Parcels, but not in sufficient quentities to establish Quota tions. whew-Sales of So , la 4 1 4 e; Refined do fe Caustic Alkali B'.4e. Nitrate at 2 g 1 254.' POtllsb and Pearls at 7%@9- I )6c. • Batter scarce and in &man& Bales roll at 1234g14c I noes unsettled. Bacon -Dull and on'y i i )invited demand. The market Icems to contain an over supp. Prices are evidently tending downward. Among the sees we note as follows: shoulder.,-10,001.1 The. 5% (a,”.e...e; sides, 8,500 lbs 4 Bgs7e: Plain tlanis. 9.000 !Ss at 808;0; sugar cured lituns,6.ooo lbs at 11@ 11 we note sales of country cured meats at ylc per lb less, as to condition. floests'ax-ttiteadY at 88 (4 1 -100 Nr6. Beane-bales of tmatl white say at $2750 300. Brooms-Sates at 000$2 50 dos for com mon and $3553 25forgood and farms , - Buckets. nd TtiL. The following are the factory or wholesale rates. From store tinware selling at the customary advance,. Beckett!, plain insides - 4i dozen V2O; Painted - Inside, $21 . 5; vartitstled, $2 35; 3 hoops, $2'65: Tabs, No - 1; 3 hoops, Pdozen. $9; Nola noopsil337: NO g.. 57 75. No 3, $6 37N0 4, $4 50; Keoler's No 2. $" 4 : Wash boards. Half Bushels. sealed $5. hags - Unchalured: tales best Seamless?. bushel at $6O "f 100 Sales of Bud sps at $30@36. Cooperagles of new Oil barrel , $2,63; second - handed 220. Flour barrels .6g50e1 Candies advances; dipped 1401 Ite afoul& 14e; Star 2p@?-'et Sterinel4ol3lso. Cheese-The demand:tont/nu:a active. All good I areels that arrive find ready purchasers at W R. 10010,iitt. as per quality.. Cracltors.The advanced rates are as fellows : Water_ ..... ....... 6%0 I 7}Co Butter 731 e Boston...- 7%0 begat "J° pried Fruit--Ifarket contains an ampte supply for all ordinary purposes. Prices lower. r. ocular Sales of Peaches, $2 5052 7a per bash : Appl.s, $1 00@1 20. Dried Beef-Prices h . :.ve advanced: sales o Sugar Cured at lle: Canvassed do 1234®13e. Eggs-The recipts have largely, fallen off, and ences have athlete& We note sales at•11@l2o doz. Flour-The market since our last has been dull; the better feeling we noticed in our last was no- mai tined, Prices receded back to the old rates, The current rates for good broods were as follow Superfine, noes offering; Extra, Wei at $5 41vg: - :5 60; Extra Family.s6 1.556 50; .ome ehoico brands were held at $6 7557. The business was confined to dray load lots trots:store ; country bran H rule lower. stye Flour was dull at $1 2551 50 per bbl. ' reed-Tho market was very bareVwe note small sales as follows: bran, $1 36 per cwt., shorts $1 40 and middlings $1 50. Fish-Tho demand has fallen.off, the brisk sea.: son b sing over, The current rates were as fol. lows Na.Nu.l Mackerel...tales at $l4; No. 2at $lO 50; No. 3 La'ge at $3 75; No, 3 medium at $7 ; Herring, Bales of new Baltimore at ii 7 2 07.50; ti Wirers, $6: Lake Fish' hf bble at $5; - Whits Fish do at $6 . 25. Rice-Sales:s Sacks: 934 per pound an a& sauce. Gas Pips. Sise. Per Foot. soh 7o 135 Inch ..... ...... 2A do 90 do o 3 do ...»...._......... 30: ..... 4 o 3.% do ....._ v. 60: 1 do 19a 4 do ...... ... ...2 oo; do .260 5 do . -2 75 Grain-The market during the week was: changeable. The demand, however, was limited. , The principal business done was in a; small way. The receipts wore larger than during the previous week. The current ales were as follows; Wheat, sales of prime red,sl 20©1.25„ an advante:lebite was he'd at $1 2501 M. Cora wall :in batter de mand with sales at 75(geitle. Rye dull at y was neitlected altogetheri , we omit quotations . Oats. we:nista sales at 65@)ido. tho: latter .flgures from store.. - Groocries--;•Oor 'market contairs 'an ample supply. :Hie demand, however. has fallen off A monk. the lots disposed of we note: - Sugar-Sates 10 hhds Cuba 113440111 X e• 5 bbds Orleans, 12%IdSLO' • 15 bbls crushed, ..15%Q15Yg0. 10 do Coffee;A.l4W/114.74e; 15 do 11.1.4.5.M.4141. coiree-ba , es 3) sacks prime Rio at 19•d1 , a decline Itlolasesee -Sales 10 bbls modem p Orleans: Ike, bales of 20 do old 55e: In te demand. airy -Prices have fur her advanced Sales o f new at $l7 per ton, bales of old at $18024 per too. tildes-Sales 200 dry flint at2oc. ; dull Iron and nous. Flat Bar iron. 2 to 6 by • %to I by 14 to Ito 1 4 inch 14 to 1% by 94 to % " _ horse Shoe Iron. ~1 ,, co 1 6y 5-16 to % inch 64 steamy Band Iron. 2 t 6 ''l! K l and 3-16 inch t l e j %, C to l',h b? 4 and tz ',T o ll: ult ........ ....... t. 1,4 bi, and 3-16 inch to Kb, 4 .. 4 j4g ht Band. 4 2100 p al 2.14 to 6 inch- ..... - - 1% to 2 inoh li ti% hien.- .. ••••• 1 to 1% inch. 7 621 6 .... - X inch 7 ( 0 W 1 rg inch ~ 7g 731 ' ..,; cent , i, m extra for all Cut ii.....°P B ' Bound and Square. .' 63, ,, 4 I to 24 inch _ .I. ,ap 236 t.:4; inch__ ? 34 3% to 3 i nch to 4 61, 4 oh 1 and 74 inch.......- .......... -...:........:.., 04 sA inch.. and 7-18 inch - - - - '- - i '-4 . 0-16 inch.. 5 %16 in inch -ch • — •"7 - •••• 7 8 4 3- Oval Iron. -:' ' t t :;'V n ol c i lL 3,3 inch.. 8 _ ...... 83. - I .44 Sheet Iron. No.lo to 1 7 : - .4.....;;.i ..... :1 ... .-.-....... ...... 4% 18 to 24 ... :.4..; .. .. . ... ...„,.......... ..... .. 5 ' Et " "25 and26:-:..- . ...:4..,..' „i:...L.......--..4.** 6::' .. 27. . %Shoats ovor2S,in. wide, Wit ic extra. !nolier Iron, 3-16 M '%inch......'........., 5% 1 toiier Heads lank fron. 346 toti m a:Motower3ol'4Ade. - :- • al , t ." 3-16 to iti. - wide. - .4.:-. ...... Tank Beads, (not giag.),.._... ~ ~.,,,, B idler Rivets, .......z.,...........-.. i.• - .. fl'otatoes-The season for old is eo far ad - v anced that it is useless to quote them. New is beginning to arrive. lint the'market is top onset- ti ['tilt ) quote -'". - : '.-. : I',.- iliatt-tid: Sales Made at $2 3562 40! finethi--Clover has dean tuscLand is offe ilia- I re it 5 0002:4511mothy . it held at 1 60:- _ .- W e-•Balea ef ittailuat ike Chemical ea. .. , leltarela-Woods• is Benin g at s%ellim In Int& :'. linktite ILea4l.-Prioiss hive IllaVarlakt, White '` trwil:Terltilo42 iz lted DUI% lora Ittlo34m do. do. ;dtH per lb. 93. Window 4611sesi-Thtv'.'pritied kenialn stesutei sad we quote as follows, for o Its brands, in. boxes_ of -50 41:61 1 i. no disootmt 6zB and Tei / i 'an ilxlo. • ' s 9x 1. Wit and 10x12. # 3 25i f 13. fixl4 4. ag 9i15.1 945 Ind USA. 31 A SONIC' MALL 41 13101 - LIN'S . . 00MB I X ATION T .-..R,L,9 -- V:i!,; - :.1::E . GEMSOP PRE OPERA; PANTOMIME, B ALLAD I 4;ETMO lb I Alf MINSTRELSY " folk Voulism, Txtravag.anzas, chaage of ProgronmelarlNight. Grand Matinee on Saturday A fternoon For the acednitricidation of Ladies and Children Admission .tioketiferChlYdeerr.. ... . ctg and Gentlemen's tickets... . . ... ......25 ct 4 Evening pertatoineo .'dorra openat 734 o'clock to Commence it 8 o'cloCk. Admission:?. /4 • --SAL KR RR comairmvE44.- g t CARRIAGE ..,. :00F ..Y4ACTOREBS. siLvEk t ,4 -10 4 . 80,44.ce55. - aiinnigialaettures &haled 4nd:Carnii,A:lli r dp nire , N 0.7 St. QfairAitzeisi-,ou.s,lkoineam Wad% . POISON 1410 - r'pH; HEAD WITH • 14 1TRATE.-% •FILVER, Use cRISTADOR0 9 0,H4-iii -DYE, Certified to be PURE — ail i g—.l3NECitrAti 1 ). by Dr. Chilton, Of . New York, . and.other eminent_Chemists,,,,,-7. 111 oD 11 Eis sat* SILUBE FROM rick 'n ellow brown to g ossy black in ten minute, and contaiLs no ingredient that is in jutione to the hair. - • • - CHBISTADORO'S HAIR PREilEitiirA 13invaluable With hEEIDY(Via 3t imparts the ut most softness,, the most beautiful glotts, and great vitality to the Hair.= Manufaetttred.by CRISTADOEQ, Aztor House. Nog York - Sold ovarrrhioro. and Appli ed by alr noir Dresser& PricrSo eeet3 - $ 1 0= 1. .12 - iPerbittlei linear:llns tonne. 44.3rdttir3We. IL I'OttIAS"'cIrESETIAI4I - N HEN Ate : rain cure tarp ains in , limbs and back, sore throats, croup, rheumatism, coda. c. A perfect family medicine' and uever Head! Bead!! Iteed.lll . LIVONIA, Wayne Co., Ali h.,1nne16.M9. lids is Soreertify that co m menced titans. y ..Throat ; it to well and was so sore that she could not swallow rod coughed violent y. I used your liniment and made a perfect cure in one week. I firmly-,be lieve that bat tor the Liniment she wont a have lost her He JOH H. HARLAN. Price anl 10 cents a bottle. Office 56.Cort landt Street New York. Solt; by 'all Druggists. Q 4 IIIIGEON GENERAL HANKHONG, orle nut calomel and destructive min erals from. the supply tables,' has nferred a blearing oh our sick* ioldiers.: — Let him not stop pore. Let him • ordn' the - di'veintin' nance. of Bleeding." and the =baton% in of Brandreth's Pills in tee place thertof." Then will commerce a "now era" in the practice of Medicine; which would then become emphatically - THE HEALING ART: I have for thli y years taught that no diseased =Rom cold be cured by mercury or tartar emetic. That the ham= body 'could only be made whole' by "vegetable food"—Animai food being, in I, c•., Condensed vegclablee. Drandreth 'a P.l a should be in every military hospital. r hose Pills, cure ibidons_ Diarrhea. Chronic iarrhea. Chronic r neuters% and all Fevers and Affections cf the Bowels,, sooner and more surely than any mexticine in the world. , dreth's Pills in thi se oases should be taken night and morning. Read Directions and get new style. . CASE OP ROSCOE R. WAThON. Dr. B. Breadreth,t7Neer.Tork-r- --• • • - t- was a private in, Cu. F,•l7th Regiment, New Fork Vol,. While at - Earrison'slanding and on the Rappahannock near Falmouth, I and manYtho ComPattY, were sick with binouqili nzt hea.: The Army Surgeon did not cure tut, and Was reduced to akin and bone. Among The coin eanY were quite a cumber of members who had weslsed in your.. Laboratory. at Bing Sing. ,TheY were n sick. because they Used- BrandiSth's Pips. These men prevail° I upon me and others to use the .Pill.. and we were all cured from two• to five toys.' After this eurboye used Brat - dreth's Pills for the typhus fever. c Ada. rhetuna ana. in no ease did they fail to restore health. Out of grafitude to You for my good health: I ee3d.routbie whiehlf imagery. the tire onmpaoy would sign. / am. reepeot'u'ly ycure. BOSCO WA IBM. &lux Biog. N Prlncipalabw,l94 Ciutat atrect. New York . Y. doll by rawatage ateugweett. .11-16 1 -A Het. wAnankw. - i7/%dkieltr. Ir)!!!-H ~ .'.•-i Lr-- _ !.'- . . - H - WiEkiEll;:ti •tiiSON--, .:•S`OvitOt.:-",.:,-40-`oo*-0, FIRST ELISE PRIZE lIEDAL,,, Wont's FAIR LONDON 'ENGLAND, . - . Wharf. all URI Blaahinarot EUROPE AND% AMERICA... wmin wmpeUtion. Also. at the Industrial Iliptaition.Parli. R:lnnen. andatevery : 1 17111ted 'Stattes Fait. 'at IR hich Peairt litiashineerlave been exhibited, the principal Cormaniele , making Sewing Mi. chines are Whoel , -r:Lt M. 'Anwar* Co. and or .cork Baker, Of Om machintit made there t9-re sold during the year tag. reported: By Vilseeleir at. on • 21,305 By I. 111 Singer 4: Go By Grower AV....... . , Showing IV drE LE {o t he r IL sales to be double th•lse f any Sewing Machine Com- Sligo Zig • • 4 ; ;7q 4 oBFics, a 4 ii.e't.II,BIItI27,PITTEIBITBOR, This Machine makes ili a 'LOO STITCH,' ;and ranee highest on soootint t f the abiekioit 3.ermanenoe. beriuty and ge..eral desirablenee ;of the etitahiek when do'.o, maths wide range "ef iteapp_lienti —Ati.eport of th o .Cmarienk.th? ntitate, New York.' i d 11PT0. 4 .0L.11D.Z.31 tlt CU. 'elt, Cement and Gravel loiters, are now prepared to WI al orders for Fire and Water Proof, Fe.t, Cement and Gravel Roofing, Promptly and igattsf_eta . _ Mr. Olddeu having been in the employment of H. M. WAttitEN & CO., and their sucoassors, in- Philadelphia for eight years, where he learned alltitemeebanieat.doparmtents of their Imstne t et;'t end hastnede_valusble improvements of his Wort. " We can pesitively say that oar: Roofing is , Composed of the Mame Materials"' dthaw Of that firm, and that we will-guarante e - t work:tube equal in every remnant° Caw Grit= e e l. Felt ant Cement Rooth put en brother firms pity, or in Abe ,Ijnited Mates. Them is no natant for the. Warren. Roof, or any of the mate rials composing it. and. d. gecomistory. l, • • .Iy7 FOB, , E • lIIRDEBBII6INEE -.KEHOUTOME , of JOSEPH BELT,, late of Robinson Worn- - P. AileglienY County Penn's, dec'd. offer for e ,Lto . ac res of choice land, situate within Similes of the City of. Pittsburgh in said township, - 43n,tbe line of the,-Pittsburgh, and Steubenville itaiirtiad: said land - containing 70 acres or coid, ajod being part of the homestead farm of the said Aoseph Beu, dee'd. JAMES BELL, i.„_ '. • iL KOWA iii—,c. ICIIOLSON,J axeCat Ora• jALSO ; temity:.three acres of land adjoining the above form, on which there is a twe story frame„ Ortega inuood order and - marl* new, 4 acres id'•: said lani being creek both. and and the one half of said land being under: enWeation witlia large number of choice fruit trees plauted.thereon. - - i For particulars and tettosapply to R.IL NICH OLSON at , Adams'-Express lAce, Oran% street. • ttsbu;gh. - ly1,1:Imd ~ I 16WING U t VigrAVAIRASIGAIN. ,: j A .000sjortxble ,dweutng home and 1. gpluziollor,galii. Dist front on Dennuuji. street; Eirtuiriehate;liy 60 deep. Four rooms: kittben. cel tar, back bulling of two' rosulatlif fixtures, etc. Prim $1.300. Upls to B. OUTHBURT 4. EONS. J7lO 61 Marion amt. ,MknliiiEMENTik iVERY- 7 . 11011 1 - VIP coAki4xtoi - irifirf3 SPEOUM NOTICES Was lawsmie;i,a .25 cents
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