iiittsbanit tgazettg,
Aa adloansed noestina of Mealtime= of Al
leeway was hold la the Diamond, on Wed
nesday ending. The Mon. A. Q. Alexander
- - I presided, and H. N. DAVIS acted as &meta
sor'oiwzow. PAPER Or MN CUM 171--
!HUBSDAT MORNING, JULY /
041,Y Allltd.
Kffseitozzataks. Oiiiaturion for the Q..
ma* b A. & No. Si PIM
111 IRIII. II 1111811 S.
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' Baramstsr-- ...................... 29 9-7.9
F iallbstant illeatiog of the Safety
tielstaittea— An Business to be
Salves ded durum Friday and Sst.
arday The Fortifications to be
spieled on the Fourth.
At the meelleg of the Executive Cowart.
teedast evening, the reports of worldng,paii
See ladag tali* it was slated that there was
worlds, 031
•.
...... 325
Turtle Credk...... ........... 214
D0T15.1 SUL.... 609
Ilionesni lit:Wea — tungtoa..--. 260
Waseca - 300
Kelllsirrees 2to
Rebhuma's ..... 186
flasolettii_ .UI.. .... 413,
USW. 320
• against .362
' Xmas
from a oosomitteeof the citizens'
of Clothes township, ea mlittaq organissuoa,
lams lisa read, Olt mottos,Si was received,
lad the smaildwe deans tteke say farther
salsa laike *sus • •
the imaim it toe oa orgeddistien reported as
Mower •
ldwelead, That tits i lizeentive Committee of
Adobe bablywagently cell for a total sups
aka, lies fares piseueable," of ell amozhie
.. taring, leidesstaa and a ,reentile badness of
oil desedptions, daring Friday and Saturday,
the 31 sad dth Instants, for the pippin of
eseptetiag the saddled work ea the fortill
.. adios samoandbg the titles. Paz this par
ses the %maim" will dad estpleystat for
thoussad mar, if they volantedly give
their servilde tones protection of their homes.
With this fora the works can be completed
by as Malan Of the ith.
• Atteehei, Teat James Park, Jr., asap IL
Timaston, Wm. 31. Hersh, John Cludirs„ Wre.
Steleasen, be a clamittee to have the tools
reedy for work, as the slabbed pants, that
wait SAT mouses surly Friday morning,
- as thefts eons mileg inn eassiaes MU to
Dads' Ent belathe.
Sumbed,Tkat Bark Watson, S. MBA
Abell sad X.!. Jones be the esuoittee to
love the teats placed as the itsgaisited work
istit it the lloaongidisli.
airsJ,• That Moses Chess, Maud T.
be the committee to
einimgeaut piss the tools on Squirrel 12111
• itemiked, That W. S. Haven, And. Carne
gie sad D. A. Stewart be skoommtues to rap
toolsS sad piss tham for work at Tani*
Iterolesd, That J. Askiliall, T. Brown, 3r,
ald'Col bit the Coinmittee to supply toots,
- for thu tearful la-the Alksgheuy District.
.Mood d, That, the -following named pa
-• 7 emicli Causitssee to smetteln the number
. - ,ormitiourttlared, and &mad to the dear
's :.a7! distalpatiott the same at the sev
eral polite soak et the lifenonehola: Ja.
Iforrison, Esq., S. Bauman, J.a. M. batty.
Oaessa's Win to DAN? .11111—P. B. /Satan,
Tam Belo, Ga. Bleak.
Irthirrel Rill--Itobt. Anderson, Bd. arum,
Jag. P. Tamar.
Bob.oyer, Row. stud.
Tam& Creek—A. Caraigle, W. 8. Hem.
That the Committee on ration. be
tertiatett to tour morons for oak district to
Masan maple nap!, of valuta furnish
• ad with puvut to add to their number atrh
pMat to fully carry oat the °Vat of their ap
".Aptiatment.
Aoudad, That the errael &traditions and ,
Distrias report to the (Somata*" on labor
dubs tilt day, (Thursday) at the store of
:M. num*, Wood street, the number ot
JIM tag 1114 ken that ismagenalte any bu
liemedemity tor the itapass. E
Somilea, That the Maki of this Commit
tee are hereby teadered to the Pittsburgh,
''Toot Wyse and Chicago Itsliroail Company,
for their ahead offer of transportation of oast
. aca; sad also for their bounteous supply of
Moles los for the water of the workmen on
CM Miriam limo of fortilloations.
• James Meanky, P. C. Shannon and Wm.
R. • Brew* was appointed a committal to
kern fral the..gtaters the lone sequkod at
the rations Intrenatuneats.
Ii woo thla resehted Ilia all working par
' ‘- lion laniagrattis sot now In us on the tonal
didielatMil phase intern A
slim to No. Sib,
'Liberty stet.
• - Istria tan reselood that a Committee of
' enealaspPetated so audit all claims and ao
,itenatio 'agetast.thit Committoe.
'Amur% Jima .Medshati, Jame Titania:
sad Auk Watson were appointed the co
..--mditeemOtaism. •
'admonitory consistieg of Isms Park,
Ar..2. - ,..P..Bessweil, Zama I. Banott, El.
them and: W. O. Wanton, moved that they
bad' dowry satisfactory interview with Gin.
Artoolur, featly* to the mounting of caution
'lota the vicious redoubts, and bad reosieted
from him an Order for all the cannon within
She department, and. thup therefore gave no
*. MOM& timber whale that can be ob.
that aresulloissaly strong to haul the
aithuchiatis to. Us ;fortillostions, Sill *anted
s daitikaisidgyaad Saturday, to report to N.
Wadeillen i ta if t aly, Rudd& Co.',, for that
Shen amounted that Sanaa
wine i.q, wW Mt the OiMaisseres aloe
lise cat valeasj, from I told orq
,Thai thu onireightesta
Wilatini‘itadie Caps Craigiull, ho !equaled
lik:laakilAiitiavaral mesas to this *flea
bums an eaLseklp. m., oa Thursday, Jac
2d, milleapordally with regard to thu nuahur
iio ita;iasatrect for itelds, and flaturday's
• .
laslu di That As thinks ofthe Commit
. _ Smarr hiruby tatidered - ter:Blgisainad:low,
for lie skillful swiss upon .tae fort uppa
Ifildred .1
. 41 an d hal, hereby desired to oat
. !Opal& • of :that work:
Addifeed, Timm Car, Mailandissi
oat •groaasnllo- deaudiasa" on Ckaiag
fisaaattaaidaad Aqaasted daring hit.
iiiNtaiirday to Mead fa Ow •objset! ol
,irnosad, That the minufaohiretei oar
; .• dmaissMOOklable &at ethaeitleent la squad.
saquessed ‘aciatons ddalboalssaa
asartavrilsay '24 amiss Mutt dial* of
, 11aNdlar Li theiromptdfadit Volunteer to Weft
Ana to fortifications ea 14144 s oat Etaa
der • . • oaturroa.
_ _
srYiiiiziantl~ gaud to .
/iissaast of VW /bran was al Wan Wet.
Re7ll mats kw washes at (Maw
The nada et the raw DspanailaS
irbabAsikowl WI Wiles the Divan-
Au& of. tbrKaaoaphila. The ootaslas jot
....2tiltrask, sat Ramo* •an stints 4111,a.
. •
Juzi Y . or Maness ltunnuox.—Oar
mate nuoinbarrnat on nut Pant
,arnoornslu. S. Wu a Want. /at all who
swift of his amino as a monspr, and desire
.sos JR lb ants to morn" out
tilt 'TntrainiTinsit, aatM sad
# l 44, l **Al - the waslaj
•
Wass ...exas althorns
F ik.
. -
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":_ir 4 'ji
• L' , .<:.; y
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41 --- fildimmt Vial* maim to - awit our
Ditimitio./1 gins
Amilo o lor Mil patpom`of oreasis to toirk
emihmilostioso during S!idly -sad 8
t.
Vii Vort.=-Ittio VieliMboyitidtth thitt
Soma% Ulf tor . 'Wylie, rolloost
kot meals& Da • Nail of Jaay manna.
Thdrwill t* mats of tam city chain
ads - z:.%i • -
r r
Uacislrfr4esis Milky Ise boss bilged
„b4VAUMssigA Jmis, idtatpd er oath?ot
1 . 10114111. -: 11 ": 1 4P 1 4tfan7 of as
- •
Ninr loUst hew' as.' eld/lrea% jun.
skins Jos readv•di MOOkUiWies n es A i..
111, 1.1,1M* tif*ekrilL' •
Main • re, Oat irintak" tor
— raisills John vet. 451, 414 ,
' litailistltaiskiela awes.
• .
host styles ottaillbri, Balsorits as
4101114%*4 -- JOIN* toil 'Aiello" Lam; at
141 , PON& t
,
Meeting it Alloglieur.The mortoi
of rim Ilsoror-.Preparatroas for too
Four*, ore.
The Wad Committee appointed at the pre
sieetlng, for the imp ose of wsitinm
to
upon the Winer Mtn and requiting the
etupind Wane until the tertilloctiona
completed, reported wholly as follow.:
ate
Yr. Scott, on behalf of the Ant Ward, re
ported that all had agreed to close excepting
emu
Col. DIU, of tholietond Ward, reported that
the buboes mos and saanntoonuers of that
amnion wonld aloes almost saantmondy.
W. Boyd reported the Third Ward
non all willing toolooe and go to work on Qs
I'OMS/oaten&
Tim feeling' of the ward was favorable to
going on with the work. The fallowing per
sons, not able to work thomeelnis subscribed
the arnonuts named J. P. Plindoe,
Mrs. Sawyer, $25; N. Nne g litley, $2O;
Cooper, two ?sada till the work is dashed.
Mr. Drennan reported that all the badness
men la the Swink Ward had been visited,
and all upreseed a wWlegases to obey the
request of the Committee azospdag Mr. NI-
Aube?, tavern beeper, an Okestaint street.
tHe treated the Committee very hadeceitty;;
.eed low and profane leaguer, and ordered
Atm oat of the Mmes.
The Chairman is:premed Ms ratilisation
Eso many macitante sad business men
oompiled with the request of the morning
dug.
Mr. James Meraban, being called upon,
made a' few pertinent remarks. He stated
that, in accordance with the notion of the En.
sit:tire Committee of Mile Safety, all would
be wanted and Were *Spoleto' AO tarn Oat to
work on the fartileetions on the Fourth. Old
stew and young—with ladles, to carry water
and provide rations—are azpooted to be
present.
Mr. Marshal offered the following, which
was unealmously adopted:
Theoleed, That the citizens of Allegheny
turn out to a man, to work on the fortiloe
dons, on the Ponta' of July.
The Cheinami abided to a want of rations
for the men who came from Baler county to
work on the forts. They got no dinner until
tlnie o'clock.
Mr. Caldwell explained, and Mr. Butehin
son stated that the men took dinner at two
o'elook.
On motion of Mr. Kirk, a Tote of thanks
was usaubnouly Undated to all who cane
from a distance to work on the fortllloationS.
Mr. Boyd offered the following, which was
adopted:
iteacived, That all daunt be requested to
work on the fortlicatkois mail Saturday
sight—watuamdag on Thursday morning;
and that all places of buboes to closed, in
ception from AV* *Wank In ea evening, and
o'con /friday (market) morning, until ten
lock.
Oa notion of Mr. Kirk, the following waa
also adopted:
Barefoot, That all Wizens be rtquettad to
withdraw their patronage from those wko
will not Glade np their storm
On motion, tae Comalitile oat initniotbd
to Mauna band for Saturday.
On raotien of Mt. Tate; It was agreed to
add two wino from , ea& Ward. to the Om-
Whirs already appointed.
• The fellawiag names were them deoltitatod
It, tint meetbg
First Ward—Wm. McKee, 8. IL Mercer.
Squad Ward--john McDonald, J. D.
Third - Ward—lwo Olonte, Teter Calm
Poartit Ward—Fred. Lye, A. Kirk.
'The fallowlagitat acrid and adoptad
Depolsed, Taat all the bars and &taking
saloons be at magi Monday atoraingd'al.l
eth.
Ozt actin of Yr. Boyd, the elomadttoe hat
ing &argil of tbo work. was roolootod to N
air' woo squad Nub roopootovo places of
work.
It was imantaionsly agreed that all should
meet la the Allegheny Diamond, at wren
o'clock Monday !morning.
Mayor Aloud., was desiviated u Chair
man of the Conhalthe of Amazement' for
the Furth of July.
Oa motion, the Ooniaittee on Oommissazies
was- riviested to proems rations of bread,
eta's* are ea poulble,la *salty of Allegheny.
' The
mating ',Untied with throe
cheers for the tortilbsatlons.^
llsos for companies at Pittook's, opposite
the Pantiles.
Simi Tap, frost six inches upward. with
stioks, at Pinata's, opposite ths Postal*.
Lama Beating Plage. for fortilLeatloae, at
Phseers. appetite the Patient's.,
Gnu' lino oaf Boots, Babsonls and Gat•
tars at 6aoo 65 Nita stmt.
Boots slid Skoog =lying don, t NoCid
lancro Booth= Homo, 55 !Iris stmt.
DIED $
" WlLllll3—Wadassdah la', lit, NM 1th.T17.•
D► DUD et tar late Mut WI/alas. ii
the (3d saar al biz
ftlarli lag SafilOW OIL FILM! IDFIXTIpIi
at 10 o'clock. Iron • of twr Deptow,
draw L. Radio" 10. Stt last alum. AL•ghOt
City. .
ZISEWOOD—CIa the nth Inst. at /Wised , *
Tbiltdo, of mosses roodesd at the bottle of MU
owl mill* Col W.a I.IIULWOOD, of dm SW/U
-glotont Pa Votasuag. .
no Meads of the bully aro roopotttally
to woad the laseushTzerosear memo. July *at
o'cledt, boa the roolhimee el Lb masher, it tali.
aim Whoa towooldo, to plume! to the Alloollaliy
Chtmeiery, Ilenlageo will lone Sr, Ilimpooe'l, JAL.
dataker, lla US houlthholdatrooti at s wedixt. ft
rIB,pir;ORN
AND
CWO AND MOOD aims
11:111 up,
=loam main,
031.3ZM1:6;
JAIL W.- - WOODWgiPs
W nodal Thime altart. waft 11.2hrelses 00.,
W M Mai amt.
931 um ALICAVAti, ire 081
Amman COAL ArD inn 'TAM.
Ku= AvalmAnapoon-Oos.
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JOST BEClErnlik
AT Tam mix DOLLY= mum: nom, -
IL WI roma kOO% R.
A loogo lot of gotta am EEL PLATaD
RAWL /LWOW «Imam. wi4d. I* it
- - lima
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TNDUCJIDEIBBR OLOTILING-4.6 .
nerdoeks, ?Wan, Oallialsi Mid halo 17 . 1•04
Voir • roposj sea aims Tub*
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- L *IL PIITLLTPL
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a _to litiaissliorwodd nth Ice arse
40,0011 OK WNW OM ! Mi r ,
Os tumid sad for lb Oft SJDDLI.
.sot . AINW T.V.......4Z.
CIOLUMBIA .
JUNI MAT..
„I ha ant awns= out 44 'pa 4.1 a nap.
am of 'pima as I lia, nat.
.$4,10N , • J. ti.toiria. Preeaak
plod . rouse on the
relnatamass;.., / 1111 4thele.4%•40althig
Moan. Wawa tar lows 01.2 ma 4 eclat p. a.; a
70? Tan Mut, from • to al Vela*: p. 44. •
Jaw
nwitm`PAZlLVAl—Basulsoss dimigna
L , ii44.llteeiveoll sod' Wilms thissinol
111.illieelmernot ; ' ^ - AMC R. RRalellig
IiPtPTiBUO4-WWlATlB i rsived this
1n4 . 54 . 4at• • :,!: 14r er
gay . , ' , L. 11. VOW? tlO.
roOTATOPI6-4: few lane oft a Mme
A Matt lo
law keel Blow, Ihr "Mx • •
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!41.1 1 see kad'llls• Abu% Is bblai r
:4. " - "l se
•
p_NAMMILLID
— gLOT 44 HB.; on
Oliet. /Maas Iblitiss black , Wows.
lbsk asiont—forlate a; el sad st
K Cob rim*. • J • IR PllllO..
_ _ _
pAmit.T kwuli,.4oo
Bram". LOCAL NOTICE!!.
Gams AM) BAXIIOI Bnrma MACII.I3II, for
family
family a nd
manufacturing purpose, us the
A. P. CILLTONT, General Agent,
No. 18 Filth street.
TRONA, PARKIN, Yuan and Ornamental 6l►te
Hoofer, and dealer in Pennsylvania and Ver
mont slate of the best quality at low rates.
Mee at Mem Laughlin% tear the Water
Works, Pittabnr[b.Pa. apB:6=
Nsw Assikm. di Comma Cliovamia.—Of
tam we am asked, wham can we buy a neat
and comfortable rammer snit, made to order,
*has haying the ohamis of selecting our own
goods? To all these higalrles we can answer,
toj s olfesers. W. Al. Alcides k corner of
1 street and Diamond Square, Alleghe
ny, and you will be suited wording to your
taste. They have just received their simmer
goods, and for elegance of styles they cannot
be surpassed, and for Amass they are the vary
persons, es their work is all done ands their
own supervision. Oire them a call, and you
cannot fall to be satielled.
Arrington, Itertmenn V capital= I—The
attention of oar oouncry's brave defenders m
oistly returned from the seat of war, and of
the public in general, is again dinoted to the
very ostensive and handsome assortment of
the latest styles of Preach, English and
Amarieen pleas goods, for pants soots and
Tee%
lately renewed by Mews. John Weis:
41S' Co., Merchant Tailors, No. 126 Federal
strait. Allegheny. A teetotal selection of
gentlemen's turnishinggeods will also always
M found on the shaves of the establishment,
together with a lot of ready-made clothing,
got up in the but manner.
Jon Rmnnuno now run Salit.--13amnia
Graham, ilarchant Tailor, wend respectfully
inform kis Mends and the ;labile in general
that he hu just returned from the Nast with
his new stook of Spring and Summer Goods,
consisting of all the latest styles of cloths,
cassimeres and resting,. Seat!amen desiring
• stook to select from that onset be surpass
od au, other la the city, and their gar
meats made in the most faahlonable manlier,
would do well to give him a Gail before pur
chasing elsewhere.
diannts. Giusuu, Merchant Tailor,
No. 64 Market strut. one door from Third.
Mrs WITZ Arrao►as.—Eay. I. Moore, late
Agent, Anglican Bible Union, writer" I
have used Mn. 8. A. Alien's World's Mar
Restorer and Hair Dressing, and it has also
been need by lay wife. We auqualitlidly pro
nounce Qom tn. beet preparations we have
ever need—in whick &eta:ratios seneross
/Wends Join ea."
Sold by Drug is everywhere. Depot, 198
Greenwich sk, New York. mow
Calla? Dzinarir.—At, the Dental Insti
tute, No. 251, Penn street, sets of teeth for
tom dollars, better than those at fire dollars
at the other dental establishments. All per
sons are requested to call at the Institute
after having amertalaed the lowest prices at
the other cheap plasm. All work done at
the Institute is gnareateed superior to any
cheap Dentistry be the city.
Beazer end Scrofulous Eruptions will seen
cover the bodies of these brave men who are
lighting their etnuttrre battles. Night at,,
bad food, and drenching rains will make sac
have* with the streagett, therefor* let every
man supply himself with Balaton's °W
aked, it is a eartain tare for every kind of
skin disease. Only 25 eta. per pot. 215
NOTION TO PILOPUTT Houma, AgIIMPII AID
ALL Oman insamrzaa.—Yer repairs or al
as:ratios* to moms or dwellings, aew roofs, or )
anything else la the Carplater line, esti at
Chithbers's Carpenter Shop, Virgin alloy,
above Bml 'treats. All orders promptly
attended to
MILTS., —lan HI.eT 07 ?HI 8211107-.
Me Peacoat Comle Acton, J. 0. Sefton, pre
emie the "Colleen Sawa," and Bianchi. of
Brandywine, for his boned& Monday evening,
July the dth. Won't It be a great night?
Ottetzes and autumn will bi taken
at the Omnibus aloe, No. tot Likettg teed,
day or night. AU calm loft at the elove
pm will be van ptly ettlreed t , . AEI •a,
Nut ie [raid .1# si tei
0. Buc, Dastist, 146 Pion strait, at tac4 to
in lossimoor •f kit orofeasion.
Nl6Vlia &tot) WN I'o FAIL !
DIXON'S
AtIBIUTIC BLICIIBIMSY CAMULITITI,
SIG SOTIIIIII3IIXIMADT 70114
•
DTIIINTZIT, D1L7131/16. /LUX, OHOLEIIII
NOBEUB AND BUNKER COMPLAINT
The faumenue Wee test* to tbe mate K tit%
rue
The dy
ammo dilly meats at istan'ehlng Cute.
Mhos Its Yettel.
la Imo anvootomes om onittater • moody, at 000 e
earths dm ohms, and importing tam mid am gal
to tin system.
Io ma sod imam to thn latent, and powmfol 10
the Walt cm.
•
T. the taller, espletally, It Is Ineensbla beteg
ityptcpnetekty termed by theta. m iekaay aultheetts,
• "The Soldiers' Friend."
Kolb= Sod 1t nporior to say Erraktoo Wet , for
obtleltoa Wilda& Mod fora loicarfous strew. of
11•1104/10O,litves test to the sottolor by nmovfo;
Qs &Nam
kid by re oppetable dealscs bborylrbm
illiTece. 25 owns ♦ Nam&
WX. P. DAVIDSON,
p !JAWS I
EWA POZCZ "UNIT,
earl-rmstse nein. •
MON MULL IMAM
LAID POMP%
museum WILL
TAID WILL PUMPS,
1110 rtmus,
mails PIMPS,
SAILIOAD roux Prom* '
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LIQUID lIAIOI3 PM%
LIPS AID IDIOM IIDI7/1,
Aid may Mbar PUNTS sr =baton( by Opirlog
OA: Lem MA, IL T.. mob so 04T.D00a
tOURUIIbr Wiz sod Ohioniorlids ma bulled
eta say Wad of pipe.
-la tub b)
UMW. FAIULDLL AI 00.4 t
irpl3 No. DS Youth *NA
JUbT OPENED.
PF.EW CARPETS.
Bs paftheor wade la the nand defoualea of the
Ilastan Markets, ere an reostilas the aurae pi&
tona fa 111111111111.11 eat 1111811AINO, earl we aide
beget a sooptele fosoutoteat of
Carpet:, Floor Oil CIO Its, littl 44 4
11111 i awl Lap redlikotka to prkm.
OUVZR tOrinriMat fi CO..
s o' • - ••• 11) T a are
31:012:11/1 rIISIIIIIIII2O.
We ars on NUL* al Ilisjulesp at• par opa, I
Whit clinked and Panay JEW4isis,
Is mai ptilipad al • popular j
OLIVER ICOLUITOOK t CO.;
MEW GOODS..—lisvini'jusi returned!
AM frost Lb. Itost. WO ha. no. In state so ozfrok
afro asoortutat at ow. sM dosfrobto
.A2ifil SECOME! • •
;
w.w.a to the sasso, . ;
ZWlsre au be eq,111•41 with tiring.. mos ir
aad ins/Loil iv B on , . e4IITik BS aad Limn
swum. • Ofett 'dram AK orb. it
• • ; aro. Arautii;sothocos, !
lii N 0.% warm ipm4b, dr.
§ .6p i li tt AM./keels - A-7 .baszt
MCDlllolms. ta BIM Sad flar fry
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TRLSGRAPH.
OUR SPROAI, DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dtepateb to the Plttabirgh Gazette,
WzBRINGSON, JGII 1, 1863
QtrIBTIOX OP SABI DZOIDID
The question of rank between Major Gen
erals of the army, has been decided by a
board of officers, to which it has been submit
ted by determining the following order of
precedence: Main Gen. McClellan, appointed
May 14,1861, to take rank from the same date;
Major General Fremont, appointed Jaly let,
to take rank from May 14th, 1861; Major
Gen. Banks, appointed Julie 6tb, to take rank
from May 161 h, 1861; Major Gen. Dix, ap
pointed June 14. h, w take rank from May
16th, 1881; Major Gen. Better, appointed
May 16. h, to take rank from May 16th, 1861.
The decision Is upon two groundiF First, that
an appointment may be anti-dated by the
President, as In Gen. Fremont's eue, and, 24,
that order In which the names stood on
the lot, When the appointments ware cent Into
the Senate. It dectrial the rank between
Banks, Dix and Bator, witheit regard to
actual date of oppointutint by the President.
111SOILI.LISSOCS
Mustering officers are to aseettain and report
from what Constant mal District men come
In order to settle the quote. Beldler's
charged within two years from the time of
enlistment, in comeguenoe of wounds, strewn
titled to the same bounty as those discharged.
After two years they arc not to be discharged,
if able to enter the invalid corps.
The presence of sidearm mid .playsiaans
with the Army of the Potosca4, L not de.
Dispatches confirm the espial*e of the La
gandarge enough to hold two regiments.
There is no guns mounted yet.
A battle is probable now In Mitulend.
Bites Januiry Ist, to Jane 20th, 1803, the
decline in bank circulations in New York,
Boston, and Pnitadeir Ida, Is elk millioas six
hundred and thirty-two thousand dollars, or
nearly thirty per oent.
Sedgwlek's corps marched from Centre
ville into Maryland—nleety miles-1n four
days. They crossed the Potomac' at Edward's
Ferry, shoat the same time with Skutt's Cat
airy, twelve miles below, having sent en their
one hundred and elity-three wagons isenterul
the night before.
THI Oil UUNDISD MAMAS CAXALILT
The rebels lied about a hundred of the lot
Delaware cavalry who fought' No: gallantly as
to turn beak the head cf the enemy's eolumu
twice. Finally, having lost ten wocuded and
twenty-seven token prisours,and being Mork
ed by an overpowering number„ the sixty ni
mainixg deemlueprudetioo the better put of
valor, were chased eight exiles furiously by
five hundred of the seamy, usual of whose
forces fell down dead with exhaustion.
I:! 2:13=
The rebels at Westminster Gleaned out a
Union grocery and shoe stores, end took the
e:pparbeads' horses. They unaltered eight
thousand strong.
LLD OfPlOl DICIBIOIIB
An application has been made to the Gene
rel Lead Mee, in which the following facts
A mother, in the ab3eto3 of her son, tale •
pre-emption, duds:v . ov apstement In the
name of the absentee, and caftans Improve
ments to healed. by a blood may. The moth
er cemistaine thee another 'littler has 14d
claim to part of the laud', and she asks the
Department to protect the claim of the ab
sentee.
First—That no pre-emption claim can be
transmitted into o do unless the pre-emption
claimant her flied his declaratory statement
prior to the passage of the - homestead sot of
May 30th, 1062.
!Second—Nelther pre-emption, nor the au
thority of the settlement of land by proxy,
but that the ownere of a claim, In order to be
protected by the Land Oldoe, must perform
peatonaliwts by way of cultivating the claim.
Soldiers, heretofore, have been allowed to
settle land claims by proxy, bat this decision
positively forbids suchen arrangement.
The following banks h►ve organized under
the sot of 1883:
Pennly/vania —First National Beak of
Philadelphia; 0. W. Davie, 7 Prealdatl;
Cashier; Post Erie: .1 . 1 . Bahciele.
rreildent; M. lord, Cashier.
Illinois.—Blrst National Bin!r. of OlLkap;
E. Aiken, Proeident.
, New Yorh.—First National Bank of Byrn
nee; E. B. Jadron, Presidani; George B.
Leonard, Cashier.
Chia.—Firet 'National Bank of Olev•land
Cootie Worthington, Prisidanti 0. W.
to dpn,:pashier. Second : ft . Joseph Perkins,
President; 4. B. Hurlbut, CasbJer; First Day
ton : Bimoa Geppert, President; G. B. Har
mon, Cashier; Second Dayton: John Beek
man, President; D. O. Benet, Cashier; Pint
Fremont: F. B. Bernhard, President; A. H.
Maier Cashier. First Yonagirown : Henry
Meaning, President; Z. B. Bdwsorde, Osehinr.
Afichipan.--ifirat - National Bank of Ana
Arbor: F. ChspLa, President; H. Richmond,
"Cashier;
lona.--First National Bank of Davenport:
A. Oorbyn, Presideut; J. N. B.H.nd, Onside.
Coasootioss.—Firot National Bank of fia,
boo IL Hemp, President; 0. BrOWD,
flashier; First Aim, Havant U. M. Walik,
P:0444114 W—Mantbrop,Oaabloo.
Manacksootto.-41rot National Bank of .
Jinias itaoldent; Jas.
Appleton, ilasVor.
'Wm or annwrinirrtia
Thy salsa of lit&twantr bonds tip to Inn.
20th, amounted to ono bandrod and siztyrtwo
millions six. hundred and sa►snty dollars. 01
this sum, Jay Cooks & Co. sold one hundlisd
and thirty millions. Ton millions were sold
in Gensikay. . t
imam:toe res. I
Pronit iliarahal Gan. Pr h &nouns that
the eitiontio bcpald in anottinee with the
proviilois of the enrollment law by any per,
eon *hp may be drafted. LI cider to some
exemption, le Axed at three bundled dollars.
The Golledor of Internal Barnum in mei
distriot is authorised bythelinretary of W4r,
and dirsoted by the Secretary of the Truis
m to receive sunipionoh fox which he will
give duplinstaansipte, on of thin int 1:4
delivered to the board of enrollment en or be
ton, the day he isthafted the person Is ordir;
id to report far duty, when he will be fn.
nland by the board with I cea.4toate of ex.
emptioli, s t a tism he has ban discharged from
liability of the draft, by the raiment of three
doling
hundred a
-
icergoll- 6 anTOIII MEMO GOUle,Ol.
r aes ig*:-6 p. at.--The robals ham bun
moving tootle.= thlir lidnmaidposltloit
PaatispirsaliOutd inialisp.tharsar
of L•es,arill5 I P,a+?Pri!! th",
i =4 / 74 ,1 , 4iiiigiponre..ps., Oa, (miss
COOirCt i6ll # 4 4o ol4 ;Plittin 4 ;
. 11411 1i2
St i ß g
1 40 1 . 1 j . Yt- 4 *P- g'4llll 4** 4l ot , '
Wiwi rd'at 00 1 ) ,U 4 ',llk , ...a . '' biir
'101§3104.. Zoillliiegg:.aliviii
at the tabfilyi .. tionien Ova
the hid, sepsitsent the bight as having teen
pretty serious, and that Ind little material
advantage. thus tar, has been gained by
eithai side.
It art a sleet thonity to the • army of
the P i ctomao, in the death of Major General
i
y i
May 1 tint lda, commanding the rst corps.
It hardly believed that a main saps*.
men can begin to-morrtr, and yet it teems
impossible that It can be delayed longer than
a day or two, with brisk preliminary fighting.
Stuart has been nee or twice handsomely
whipped yesterday and to-day.
EXCITING NEWS!
40,000 Men. u
Reported t ►
on lit
I RIGHT MILRB
ITB HOUR.
FROM. HA
FALL BACK
FASBVIIG.
bu
'8 VICTORY.
ider 'Gen• Dix,
be Marching
►mond.
TM ADVANCI
_ BEYOND W'
RISBURG.
THE REBEL)
o SHH"
Twelve Miles of
,burg.
No Rebels Wi hi
Hare
COL. P.LIER,O
dc., oke
Special Dtepatch to the Pittabangh Ciszetta.
Pau.aulu.rau, July 1, 1863
It is believed by many hue that ono forms
are marching towards Richmond. A gentle
-1 who arrived from Portion Mosses to
states that General Reyes and Poster
w re eight miles beyond the White Home,
ye terday morning, with a foto of fifty thou
' d men r; i4ing the maize force of Pastor
la ly in *AY Carolina, th e foreetat Suffolk,
all that could be spared from Fortress
M nroe. This large force is said to be on the
re d to Richmond.
• delete .from the Army of the Potomac
re . resents the men as being In excellent
s. to sad having unbounded confidence in
General Meads. No dissatisfastion is Im
prensa.
Latvia advice' from Hanisbmg-Mats that
the excitement in the interior of the State has
oonsiderably abated. Harrisburg is repertal
to wear a Sabbath-like appearance.
According to the intimation in yesterday's
dispatches, the rebels have been obliged to
fall back upon Shippensburg, and now no
rekals are within twelve miles of Harrisburg.
ty the victory of Cot - Pierce, Gen. Milroy's
s
t manor, as: hicOonne ll sburgithe rebels have
blin
obliged to evacuate Sterrett's asp, which
ey had carefully fortified.
You may expoost stirring news within the
:mat two days from the °ovary under _Pfau
&atom It would be contraband to state the
aunt position and stinsbors, but the cavalry
attached to the army of the PotOmso L in this
very best condition.
Tha farces at Harrisburg and vloinlty are
Immune..
Some of the fruits of Col. Pima's Vivical
arriveilime this evening on i train from the
West. One Captain, one Lieutenant, and
fourty-nine privates, of Imboden's cavalry,
were captured, near kieCennellsbarg, within
the last throe days.
Brig. General Horatio Hubbell, an old aid
experieneed ofdeer of the Pranneylvanis
ml
❑t{a, lults„fut Ilarrisbirg, meruing. - to
consalt"with the authorities there.
LATlMT.—LatolUrn4e from Harrisburg in
dicate' that the rebels have retreated far
down the valley, and are off for the Potonme.
Carnal* will be occupied by oar troops to
morrow. They are eager to advance, and
Generale Smith and Couoh are bushy engaged
to organizing them into brigades for an *d
raws.
The bridges on the Northern Central Rail
road are being rapidly repaired, and some of
the most Important ones have *soaped de
strootion. The road will soon be In running
order again.
The fora reported as tautening to stow
the Barquehanna at Rockall's fury turns
out to be • regiment of read mars, looking
for horses. Title totes will no doubt be out
off and captured.
The °illegal of York express a strong prof
-411111100 for 11MOII rule.
It is rumored here to-night that a battle
has taken place near Richmond, and that the
rebel Capital Mu fallen into cm hands..
llUesonri State Convention.
Jarrataor Crrr, Jdly I.—The following
ordinance of emancipation was pasted by the
Oosireonon this morning. Ayes 11, nays 30.
Bee. -1. The lint and mend nausea, twin
q•aath notion, third article, it hereby ab
rogated. •
on. 2. That snowy or involuntary servi
tude, 'zap for the miasma% of crime,
chilli cease to Edit io hilannri on the lth of
July, 1870, and allidaires• within the State
that day, are hereby declared to bit free, pro•
vided, however, that , ail persona .amancipatcd
by this ordinance, shall remain _ander their
control. In subjoin to the authority of their
ate owners or bid reponentatativos, u ser
vant/ daring the following period, to.wit s
Those over forty years of op, for and dar
ing their lives; Rhinelander twelve years, us
di they 'revise the age of twenty-throe ; and
thine of tal other ages, until the 4th of Jab*,
1870.
The paeans, or their legal repruiatativeee
who, up to the moment of einancipatton, were
owners of slaves hereby freed shall, during
the period for which services mask freedmen
are reserved to them, have the mime anthorlry
and control over, said insulin, for the pur
pose of receiving the polieulans and services
of the same, that are now held abielntely by
the master la respect of his elan ; provided
however, that after the sold dth of 1n1y,1180 , ,
no parson so bald to service shall be sold to
son.maidants, or removed from the State of
Missouri, by authority of his late mime: or by
his legal repreientallves r . •
fin. 3. All sans - bareeltar ,brought Into
Lb* Man, owl not now belonging to dtisins
of she Sow, shallObennroon in fres.
See. 4. All staves :mond by ensent of
their onus to any,sooodisi State, atter the
passage by nob Bute-of tba act or ordinance
of seoessum and bureau ,brought Into this
anus by thiir owner, shalltharnun borne.
Sao. 6. The GenoniAssenbly skull ban no
pour to pus lows to essonsipata slaves with
out the unseat of their onus.
&a 6. Attar thik pinup ot this ordinasee
so elm in AU Bate 6km:be nildeot
Gouty se maalsipsl . •
Gay. Gmbh. ibastouseetthe wlthdriwal , of
hD realgoatloa k - no will, thereto:4r contllin
•to Nllll w GOTS:ROT until QS *Won of hL
sacomor, In -
The Comaltha that adjourima liom die. •
Drinabias tae (Allluafa OY io
CriOtllNATiaJely 1,41 a'apsedal
of Codaolis last bight it was lonised to pat
the Slats Wilda law , is for= at oats. Story
Ottani batman 1$ and 46 yaws, tot phydasily
disabLtd la to bo orpaisad tato ocepaalas os
the 4th of Judy, and but subjahh to Wm .of
tha Governer far daffy, in w it lambed as ho
may main.
Lary war =satinet wars held in Columbus
and ladisitspolis last night.
Thedirties la Bailin* county, Ind.,
art Sadsd sad ihstailintry will natant to la
&Gaspe to-day. .
Probable Pleb% to tke , Direollaa of
riertyslairg 0 0011%4410a :at 'Pork
by oar. Pores'.
. . .
Oatallt.
* *ark ;Frame syar
law mbar viva 7seee' sad 'Sting - Mara
night at • Oolaabia lath direetlier of
7 , =Tit Nat West; ttlUtklee .oVelook
rabid 244 beevy ",
o 7trii•l4.ollll!l!aarleyas
. 41, • •
4 "
LATEST FROM VICKSBURG.
TILE SIEGE PROGRESSING
FAIiORABLY.
BECONNOIBBABCB BY M. SIIBRIAN.
COLONEL WILDER'S EX EDITION
Extracts from Rebel Newspapers
&a., &e., ate
Minirsze, Jane 28 —Whist &dries' from
Grant's Army, to the 25th, Fey Oast everything
is working favorably, the alege being partied
vigoronely.
Throe hundred of the 4th lowa cavalry, on
a recut near Bridgeport, Min., had a fight
with 500 rebel cavalry- Our forcer lost about
50 killed, wounded and missing, and one how
itzer.
Gen. Sherman advanced, on the 221, to
imeetJohneton, hi:item:ld not dad him or any
eensiderable number of his forest.
It is ascertained certaitify that Johnston
cannot master over 35,000 men, all told. At
last aceonnts, mast of these troops were be
tween Canton and Bridgeport.
The rebels are making desperate attempt'
to Interrupt navigation on the Misitssippt be
low Memphis. SI hey Et eve a battery of six
gnu at Oatlieh Paint, opposite Greenville.
Marmadnke Is also using all his energies -to
blockade the river. Theme matters are receiv
ing the prompt attention of the proper mili
tary antnorities.
Scouts from Central Mississippi and Ala
hams report the feeling in regard to Views
berg es very despondent, and reports of this
repulse of Grant's army are freely cirocilated
to sheer up the people.
Jaeltioe papers say Grant lost 10 . 000 men
In the assault on the 20th, and that Johnston
was gaining advantages on Grant's rear.
The rebel Gen. Johnson u endeavor ng to
organise the State militia in . Central Mails
slept, but hoe met with very Door enema.
The people bogie to Wiere the roclaral lames
campy the entire State.
Jeff. Dols celled upon Alabama for seven ,
ty thousand additional troops to Wend the
State from Invasion. and the Alabama papers
are disaussitig the advantages of the Tom
bigbee river for • line of -delansive morks.
Rodney, in front of (Windt, has been re.
inforoed by two brigades and Suill's artillery
from Alabama. They were mint up if).01100k
our raiders. 'All qaiet along our tuns.
Coltman Canna, 6 rims 'sox Tittanons,
Joao 30, 1801. J
The situation here is not materially °bunged.
A reconnoissance was made to-day within
threw and a half miles of the rebel stronghold.
The rains have ooutluued for the pest far.
ty.eight -hours, and have been unusually
he►q. The roads are in a tenible condition--
and movements are almost prevented thereby;
but with Me unparalleled perseverance and
peralstanee, Gen. Amman" pushes on.
CoL Wilder's expedition returned to-day.
He bunted the brioge at Derberd, and took op
and destroyed a large part of the track. He
found only small garrison at Decherd,
whom he defeated and drove out; but imme
diately after he had burned the bridge a large
form of the enemy Dame in. - . •
Decherd fat only twelve Milli In the rear of --
Tullahoma.
The whistle of locomotive' at Tntlabome
wore distinctly heard yesterday. This I. the.
only foundation of the rumor that the. rebel*
are retreating to Chattanooga.
Little doubt is entertained bat that the
enemy will fight in their forts, but their
silence is very strange. The oouot'y is vary
&Moult to operate in, be ng low, level and
marshy, and overgrown with underbrush.
litedruan'i brigade made a reconnoissance
lathy within three and a half miles of Tel."
Moms. Two regiments were immediately
encountered, and an engagement ensued, in
which the enemy gave way without carious
resistance or much reluctance. The 'kir-
Withers of the 10th Indiana and the 4th Rai
poky were principally engaged.
The Chattanooga Rebel l of the 27th and
28M, has been received. It says 100, wound..
eat, Weights to.titewart's division, have ar
rived from the Meld at Beech Grove. It says
that two divisions were engaged at Liberty
and Hoover's Gaps. Meantime, relnforie•
meats are harried forward. Five brigades
passed up yesterday, and John Et. Jackson
has been dispatched to hold himself in reedi
t:lms. •
Among the killed at Bomb Grove is the
rebel Adjatant Thomu, of the 20 ih Tennessee.
The rebel loss was one bundled killed and lour
K Am hundred wounded. •
The Bad of the 274 had the following:
Jackals, MistJolUr 25 —Col Lyese, coin
eitolog to* es4try outside-et Pore Beaton,
attacked Orieteen, in the rear et Bash., yet
eatittetket•lttty" piaci:era end lifty
sena marsh and ptuf g the remaladst to
flight. .* • •
Hickauned, joie Yb-Ten tratiporta *p
ersecuted Wbtt. House this morning, end a
small force landed. It is reported that that
pietas advanced to Tunatati's Station. No
apprehensions ere felt is ofiloUil amid.
The R,ld of the 28th, on "the situation,
says: " Theo is no viatica but the enemy is
approaching. A greet battle is in antler pa
lion on his approach. Beery preparation is
beta* made to give him a warm reception.
Hinayana the dot are being scut to the
rear, see reinforanneate to the front. An•
other brigrde from Western Virginia pasted
up yesterday. ably Virginia troops in the
first campaign in Tenneisoe. A portion of
Buckner's command passed up last events*,
and'Jackson's will probably follow In the
morning. -
We learn that Breckenridge's Division did
not Hook Montgomery, they having train la
ctated by Gen. Johniten to Jackson. We
over estimated °arias of killed end wounded.
The wkole number will not exceed two ban
ded, not seventy. fire killed.
It was reported last seining that three or
four aoudad of the enemy's aviary •Itied
occupied Manchester, and the enemy had
burned coedit two residencor on this side of
Hoover's Gap. Tills story Is not billeted
Jaosion, :cure 26.—A staff odissr who lift
Viaksbart on•Moaday, reports. thee the Ger
rison Is besieged. Tao enemy keep up.a con.
stint Are ninth ornreitban formerly, as they
hare shinny of the town. Entire bloats of
buildings ware entirely
,deetroy ad on Wash •
ington street by their ineendiary
livery menus by Wits used 'ttrdiatrity them
without suesessi
•
Sapper'' and minors ate bard at work, and
go close together that 'they, hear the settatt, of
'lmelaothers pickets.
latest trliat Europe.
Nsw Toin, July 1--411e - steantship China
arrived up as 3 o'clock:
Plis ri askin's annettice that restoteldies
°oral to Wish= ports ocouplid by !Ms
Tone will be:lnkiest to Only halt import
dirty. . ,
The stain Sonthaner which attnater sinA,
plan - and wu unshed it 'llastlepotl, on
the ballet' that she is latended -for a Eiontherd
miser, is 'loading at Liverpool, for',llessiit,
aad was rigilutiy wombed., ,
EsquisitiCas,to..the ; Lime Meyor of Lou.
don.woo Wag signed, urging him' to Mill
and preeideoret • meeting 'to petition Pull;
moat to promote' restoration and pesos .;ik
Aniettea.
• The London rout, in all editorial on ibo
hits Pm* Meeting in SOW York, sus, in it
mime 'reason for :thinking - Milt war may the
reeeidag its elosei•bat the - Siete' thawtV ,
S -
Mlle that HMI silty • do u btf u l ; quition.' [lt
thinks Lintrola wonidnot object'', - perm
be knew hitt to inn& I, ud *at
ma_ pavii:the 1!. $
Bpsaaori eke liastreld 4jetiNlo4:
resumed his Mini to , tfeleM -
toads that the' Nadi- liastf effected' titanic.,
aotlisg at yet,: and that the l'polbry
kinstdon‘Will eltiottlit North the
Loiol* Joao 21 ropers, othiptt
out of ;theVollah piestion, -aro spl Otos.
loot la Patty. ' ' '
Boma Moho rim 1011.1jOittoip0tIVolot
with jtanot, :
MT. Slidell, ' Bove): of this Monfoiliirste
Mateo, has bad- a very lereconatroooe ulth
the iloiperor of the lfroseti: Thy Ilepopte
seat balm. aad hada private tier ceiesolntit
Itha at Ineakfast, iad did net patt iiith
astU- lb. (load* 'of - 11fahleri'• aisetabled,
Tide bterriew *Wai itriaktb`te - Wickert.
that iisatied elm of ziodiatiOa AtiteilOaly
`Whim iiftiottoo bei - the *daft Of Atitlay
Paehho. ••• •'; • •
No BRIM. Beniseif FreApridquilL
- • illtivrommao.
ailyr - LZAt tier ueiriati4;
mr oar sonaturealiorday, sho coasplieliris otr•
mitt Sassed"' tinimusi ,- WI -ski , '40'444
'Oars Ani is rebel *Olden
?Mod* sad trielotoasaci: - 4 •
!tutees by Te
,You. Jai: I—Cott , n lOU actinic 73 n•r
vltkind.: Flour IrievPiwr •Oo
opqsadtiollo firm. hot tu.
111. man df p. d in rebloti. r ora Clan ..t
for shlpplug mlx.d Wont , ot. toil
.d oottm nor y-t 7 t 6 , 4. Wool f 1...
on d.roarta. or• rp-rod rm•ti. Lao co ut
ES.l,3u(do. ,75 for old m s., 4E0001310
N
middi
Whoa 1 1
lo.at
'MEM,
duti.•.;
And
firnuull
lor rt. •
Mc. 7 .t.•dy; 7 per mint. for c 10..01 84.etng
•Xch.o • • tlu' , abod :ow; f r eats
0 ..ti In re; Oporhe 4.34 lode. o.t ••,v-alt .t 44.
arirernree-let Unee.t . ee.l; U. CI. ilia c Alp •ni
/010014.34; 7 70..05•0 0 34
Highly ImPorial ll .-From Vicksbare.
Advises from Vitiksburg to the 27 - . h ett
(Saturday,) have been received: On.tbe2,3 r,
too rebels made to attack on General Or.er.
haus' f noes, on Big Black, and waist dsfsaied,
our many' gaining a decided victory. Ooe
of the rebel forts in fronted Gen. fogies di.
vision, on the center, eitustsd on the main
road, loading from V,oksbarg to Jet:Asap, ti.d"
been blown up, ant Gut. Logeo'gefied a po.
ettion Inside, after a desperate ligist,erltiollzhe
held at last. accounts. Tune h.d beets eery
bast') firing all along the Ittifis, - iriar Oan.
Grant bad further zosterially 'coutrictarl for
litter getting nautili nearer tattletale' work'.
Rev Mr. Van Meter, of New York, - who
left V , oksburg on the 26.n, - reports oh et * on
the 221 escaped Union prirtiners Untie V. , Ok'r •
burg told Gen. Grant that Panba,ton wer
constructing email boats, several hundred of
whtek were finished. One of the siseaPed
prisoners - heard an ofeair say thit oarg'tor
six hundred boats would be rest:lll4 Amide),
night. As if to more lolly Eva firm' 'mat •p•
pearei to be elk. say a curtaltity, targe bodes
of Kirby Smith's" rebel eavairs were seen bo•
verVog beitit across they river, ib • trout ut
Viokaburg. Itappeared, then, thwt.Petober
ton was Weeding to estispeenross theriter in
small Ix at, where lie Redd -km j tried and
protected by the label „ 'Otn. Greet
tostantly bloated the 'game. aft 01%14fied
Mower'. brigede;ettoparted by Taylor'. Goi•
ono Battery and the lli.h !Hinds cavalry,
to move from Young's 'ulet and 'occupy. in.:
nook of land In front of. the donated city.
Ibis movement was executed on v yneanay
week. At the same Gene the goebOata Minya
and below were ordered unclose to nearer. at 4
remain there, so that esespe by that Method
became an imoos•,b,iity.
A Ftillt4l. tiUkYLY. •
HIIVEZII7I3
esno
EIODIEOPATIIIT pIE DM.%
FOB T_ItZ,PIOPLZ.
werr OP BPZOTTIO asvnilts.
No. I—Tar Coommiims mad logiMmilfro.
No 2.—fm. Warm Amor. Worm Wk., Wowing
the Bed.
No. s—Tor Oolto, Crying, Toothlug and WskOrd
nein of Infooto.
No. 4—lior Diarrhea, Cholera Infant= and Elam.
mar Complaint.
No . . 13--rts Colic, Or%hap, Dysonieri or Bloody
Flax
No. 6—Tor Cheers, °boleti Voila:re, Totalling.
No. 7—rot Oretbs, liol4 eensc gent lbroet.
No. s—Tor Trotb-othi, ►.esseoe. !tootsig
No. le—Ter liesdenne, Vertigo; He s! sad talneas
of the Bee.
Na.lo—Dtapapia 'P'G.—Tor W . mar asS t Demiutged .
Stomach, oou.thatkot aud Lima Somata 11 .
Na. 11— For Sawa, Imigularatah al:aktriPataftg
or tll T TLlZtts . " l"- ta,a, Profuse MottaahB l l l l l .4
doom of Valuate., •
Na 13—fror Oro Move Oottgb. Bad Brsattklug
Ra 14-BaU tamnslr—rur I . l6drjelp.4s, j'Trup
to n % Phoptea no Lb.
No. 15—/Nutuesitie t , Uhr--To? , pas, I,...ft t es.
Somme to the Ohms; Beet, Lola. or Llmtir
No. Nl—Pocuttlei calastane,lnvifliantah'Diedullirt
dervott. Dentllty,-
YD—dots .Mouth, ar Osaka 0 , adults oc
dna.
Po". la3-11r1oarr Tocouttromca, Wetttort fit, 2att
No. 111.-.Paiwul Partoda..Praaaar• oc
No. 34—aufforloa at airing. of 11 a Wmakto.-
No. ES—Wpl , ..poy arid PI sans ()bore., tn. Via.
A—nor Foyer .od egos, ÜbUl Wove; Dumb LOW.
011,011sotrotaireid agar&
P—For Whoa sr Blooding, Internal •or Ix.
trenaL ,
o—for ' , ors, West or Torlamed Zyorand Sys Mot
or tOorrod stmt
o—for Oatarrh, ot Wog tioodlfur or reran, /intuit
with °WU-a tloo or prufure d•rchorse.
CL—For WO°.Pioir o=o4 abiding it. Tkdiolco.
A 1.&) SPECIFICS.
Pio /ass. or !Wows. ,4.lpporood, , .Dtelonlt. Ese
bored lirsse...lng, ealeadaderistk Croup sad alapectse
no lon. Price- on mu.. our ten-
For Far U./wens .14 Dvanness.—Dl.Chargetr6sa
the liar, tee result of tkeikot rl l / 1 01. or la-r.
0,1.1.. Ter Mama hi•theliadd, Boudoir:of Beare
lag and 111t2 th. &his. irirs•liche.:. print
For Beropan..-Ealorgelll Maud; lo
.16111'1 41 1,1 .
dory tiog Tooslla, t•gedh.lp md.. 010 11100r,,,ftiottl•
lona C.a., of Mildred. Prtce; bo'ieau
_pr E. a.
re- 0.0.0•11 1 othaftg.-IPhydral or 00yrofp'W.at•
assa, *ln.., dm moult of . doer. =aar.ei:Uodl•
oatkoo al 11:2.harmilds Diaobraps: YolOorifi Gcu
For Drivor.-TlEdd - Amon' . Alaimo, 'Tanild
hp, alto t-anti deerrolooo. 600 oar box,
For Saa aiollaro:-Lbartbly dleaaarajdortagadtaart.
.11", V mhipg, old &lama. tom thhos or-
Pe.% fin nuts per bOX.
Far Gram., b0000ai:--For Grand, Rails! Moos%
trrloatiort, oda of rho oroaaja
Par &swot B.r ioar.—lavoloptaryDblabwia•
sad Ckareaannt Prastraraa ..ad.14.1..0..*
mixamlal aad .molar rnordy,' arid
, rozy
nasal apcaris Z atm, Plifah sl' per box. "
7014 N FULTOL- ,
Noi: '67 LID 69 Firm. Sisunei ,
, .
,Prrivamum,,rA..
Bete ewes for the western oetLetei
=Egffl=l
A. 1.0•11 (nkr7ng miss bolts
WMOIL t • Soft It•ta d
A !lard- ,tese.mit!,4l a.v:. hi, p
ontbil.k aio?.• .- oo d i.ro es, jlmadshsa..
A . •s a .ddae7 •.0 so. •••
• b T.. b%!srtp,elad.t•i,h
• co.:lnas wi.er tr.kihonnopgrlg.r....
told; tq*l,4l, y•st pl,•da 114•411
WIdleI•••• serial, Byline' iditclukTfiliikd,
J.a.t•.j.• II • •
'Tim deer s. • man b.wo..dne• isahkvg
. ,
Wltch . 1,•• ?mid tope I'd us,:th• ton' will' ',Prat
to.. 111,1 to Hoare, J b , dapoilid as kir i:,144
•• %ZetcA w 11.111.6011.
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LTA I.IIITOBSDIIit , t pabbabo• i saw tn.
zI ya.
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TUAL, TR b•TASIIIT: iyean. C of
1119.nwawrtywo or, ELrmloal
Rmlaloo.i elesool' Diebfitty. w
`llvnoaa eneralljt ilt.a...easftwinciaiiimptkra. Fp
bet ay sod Tem: sot P•yeibir
tesultlug
.►quat.ealuabils". .by bony, iNdy.y.
irkEl;le. Juittmor. 4 , ~bels 5k5.6 "4
,15•?0. Tboaisat otticbt•lll" "
is • plalu'iiiv.l*o•ioy ad•biliy; ) o •tr;.040.4r0
bby•bibil amlaglr twb• row suoisiii; bp - tbk
I .o lll o 2 l:l l4 mbricamew:Vat::Puit. 'Pm.e
800 - ..7
as.,aptphtar ral ive.ef Ni. 011.111
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jts_tta tAkiiiitiA Oat
fri . ollll sr. sew
reivrari. az , aft ic.vuta I, PreCAP P I I tl
la tlisimist• otitimatletry. mkt Wm- own
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tkAADv*.
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th.P.at 1 01 r reeßiatirpt•trdortdii 'Abe ugi
had pshAirkstumactor Of 41moofthoudni,1" - A•Vreto
,oc.f.l.lmAlAAs not IldnAda, liistkey mod .11.albow
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