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ENVIS
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ApittsintrAh Sauk
WEDNESDAY MORNING; AUG. 5
CkTY'ARIAMS
mr 011 1 170Z1L - PIAII al MI oflY
urnionoumuoat.OunravAmon fortha ego
Edged* O. N. Shaw, Optkdial, No. IN INA
tX iiD. At lUDS.
0'05 4k, 95 • 're
u.-- se
s• 74,
Unmoor: ---...«...... 29 2-10
Vision Comity Ticket,
Air PPRMad .11.44 y wDIV/rid rt.
Nona HAMPTON.
hor Asuritip.
. JOHN P. GLASS.
u. aLrasommacw.• - •
in. NANA B.- 8111111011..
n. NIL DINIMITOI4
V. TRIM. J. BIORAM.
Bp. "Olork of oast% W ,
IL A. _
DAVID ATIVIa.
eArdir.
DTI% ' moaL M
vas.
WM. 3,BlollA.Btri.
Tor "ClereAr rammoiortAur.
OBOZOB HAMILTON.
•Pbr Moser of A. Poor.
JOIE P. DEA VO.
Sotslet,. of St. Vincent De Paul.
This satiety, - which has for Its object the
renelot the poor, has dons% noble work sines
its, lapidarian in Wintery, 1881. The
aria Clenfaeles wa. orpnissd at St. Paul's
Cathedral. with 148 members. Blues then
1,244 parson have tan visited Jinfiellimd,
inelnding 486 familial. The retiripts were
31,786,68. and the bahnoe on hand Is 8168.
ThO Ladles' Conference was organised in
Prieni47. 1863, and embraces 64 alive mem
ber* They hare virited and renewed 167
moons. The receipts . were 2 186 •111ri
have a balance of 814 ht the treasury. Tre ad
dition to the cash donations, they ban die-
Unmated eoisiderable clothing, dry goods,
eta The Male Conference of the Drilketral
furnishes seal, provisions, shoes, etc., while
the females furnish clothing, bed slakes, eta.
81. Patrick's Confluence has 34 numbers,
and through their Writs 54 families have
been Mimi,
81 l'iter's Conference, Allegheny, has 01
'esembars; 18 familia are now on the relief
• rolls, besides 82 persourenesed.
The exertions of an the Conforenas have
been leanly directed to the relief of widow'
with famine., orphans and soldiers' famines.
The shore statement Is a most gratifying ex
hibition of how much good can be socempllelr.
ed in a quiet way by systematic • exertion.
Before relief is gins, two member of the So
ciety investigate 'soh application fully. and
beam no imposition can be pracrieni by them.
They intent celebrating Tesolu ti fiving day,
August 6th . by a festival for • poor, at
fibmwood Grove, for the papas of enabling
them to meet the many sans of charity that
will be made on them the aiming fail and
whiter. ,
Trainswill run to the grime from the Pitts
bunt and Conuellsville Sunned depot, cor
set of ndes and Water streets, every hall
hour during the day and in the evening, until
ell at the gene are brought baok to the city.
facerriee ticket', 16 cents; to be procured
before entering the oars.
Addriss of Frederick Douglass.
Lafayette Hall was crowded last night to
its utmost capacity toliar the address of
Proitolek Douglas. 8o dense was. the as
sembly that it was absolutely 'suffocating.
The following persons were chosen °Ears:
Pr/midair, - Bev. John Peek. Vice Presidents,
Nev. Samuel Watts Bev. 8. 11. Thompson,
Prot Ballad A. Ne ale, Prof. N. H. Freeman
-WUlianuan ikq , John Gaither;
far. liseistait Poieffserge ILVethon..
...,,Tlmaddreas vas one of the inset
and sonvineing arguments against the fau.lity
lospromise , which we 'have lint haar
Eve ~thing was given to the South that she"
asked, and yet, instead of loving umere, she
aimed at every step a deeper and laterite,
hatred. Now the only thing that remains is
Sejeut_tids rebel/lon dente. - Is vela to at
tempt ti.woo our " bitter halt" any longer.
Colored Mau need not talk of mousy nor of
- ogles is this trials. They Aetna amore, which
has Dewed the bands Mad the hearts o f their
rase at Millikan's Bend, Vicksburg and Port
• Wagner. Now is the time forthem to assert
their manhood. Let than show that they;
kw the same mange, the suite parloUgut;
the same coda/sum and the same hack=
that other men have, and then that' will soot
he reepopted. AU men admire *enrage, and
if the colored men will only display It now,
they will esuunand the respeot of the Govan
meat sad the Nation.- Let than only titan
•-the Naked Buttes uniform, and they will soots
-hams - the right of satrap sad every ether
-They will soon have the same pay end
ON Mme privileges, as they hero now lA.
eases peetectioa as the wait. soldier. -
The eadrus was fregnently interroptedll.l
the most varderom applause, and produced a
mut powerful ant upon all prem., whether
white or.-oolorsdP It articulation-rand the
setisalation of sound common senso—be a
olististspdsliteg characteristic of humanity, the
meakeoll of the colored race was demonstrated
last night..
United States Disirtct Court.
Wks IThiled'stass Distritt Court mot at tan
*Week jestadmiqmorning. Ths..followlng
patine plead guilty to the . Otago of tasking
- and laid tikes., viz Henry :8.
, .
!Mask Cm, frank Snyder. Jot C . _ .
liart.'flarythe. Gollelb Ludwig; Wm. Canes,
fiend Baku, John Gregg, Jolut W. U.
'ltug wore *soh. dud' one dollar and
mutt of 'prosecution.'
- 72 Lomas ilitaid.lifetbloslissaiVieneh
imis) ware found guilty of Oetrnstlag as ea
- rolling alsain the township of Nowdevaiik
isf, Bower wady. Tau were sash tined ton
dollars sad eats of prosecution. The Judge
remarked thist;iis dury was old and ignorant
asset LA ack aflame, be would Impose
t Um, bititthey ever did similar sot
taw wouldka /mare hundred dews
"did bipdtosed two gears.
Ole* apd- Situ. yam In
owls an lb. 401101% amok, of Mao say,
--40 -11011141kirged btu" tki 414460 of. Capt.,
Osiawll. I,ls4eiterrna
looaairoiapillooAtOiatiiiitathoi.
lailaimaur von bead agalast loafs Bad
-Oak- for prOttaxtig: -ooklios to dwarf, and
....alas agalaat Shaw airsabbooprfot sAdlat a
Fayeue Nprazie.
poinda! sad fashionable - plias of To.
mot Is sow fa the fall We of mow, nadir
adiatrablo iaanapisoul of Moja C. /1:
Ora.elagoa. A Imp avatar of gusto—
limy of lkolo Irma this part of. tho toast*,
ara air alloying all the 'Oviiktapa of Ibis
4411glitfal flamer resort. Alikoask
roots aro aussofoao, tho axonanosfatbas
eat^ sad tho• lire fill didra l" r e rel lf fr.?
time itko Wad by, mad law milks she
meet bi sna , for delightful at this
. a g ists(4 tatimt—iite Vests bola; me ax 4
Mat bleak& Mn bthspensable to mostort.
think et this, yi 1,. basi,.oPressad
dame of nisaladom I /Mika for a season
the heated walls of the • Olt7—Mmahou the
•
dank sad the eitntlag roosaAtbo away I. tie
maintains md bop No v •
We moan% speak at the roman. Sean/q,
tie nal spate, the rustle psalm% and the
;. joibiaalsymeata affords& by a visit teay
nionsgs: All tine delights tallow " as a
assesseary misname, and an heightened by
a musetensuess that, made: the arsenous .
t Proprktor, isiising is per
. i i ii =r lll /gar plaasare or Warfare with
tie mains at tha gusts. ...
pa:lr.—A freight, train ea ths Nan.
- - Ealifted tan a th• Use
p Inl Men.
_ Stilla'erlaw's arlullyssat of Wilklar
m in t kali dunghill tlut looometim. sat
1111011. ON sisiahlag ozo'ot VA cam The
SOO VW /KlNgeoraq .011 !..M. No One wag"
"c" ablirbodled
En
-..••••••••••..a bitttat.a. OPP/S 11 ND.
• P4llOllllO *
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♦ Snout Munn of boat btus►p at
;0/pale irlll Is bald Ude maw.
OW Book Table.
Boar fosimaaas I a - Naos Cy NOT OS: Sec, I
Conn, of cycle Leto-. in.ttrn
I el
hat.
ore! Philaeophy la the Royal Institution. "With
witratlone. Peer York: D. Appleton A O.
tars. Pittsburgh: Air We by R. c. Darts, No, 93
Wood street. 480 pp. Mao.
The very title of this work indlositos that
Professor Tyndall is an adherent sad ex
pounder of the dysaininal or mechanisal the
ory of hat; that he towhee the new philoso
phy on this Important subject, u it has been
gradually developed aid mast:satiated by
Count Bamford, Sir Humphrey Davy, FAITS
diy, Joule, Thomson &insult, Grove, etc ,
etc., whose beautiful ' and Ingeelous experi
ments, together with the woad induction of
the tuts thas escort dud, Union sineeleft
the supporters of the .auttetial theory'the
school doetrise at a loss for aro
musts to 'Balaban their position. Professor
Iyudall in thesemastatly futures reviews the
e tole progress of the groirth of our knowledge
on this important subject, and illustrates it
effeetsaily at every stop with experiments,
'hid an described so vividly, that, with the
aid of numeress mid eximikint woad-Guth
they almost seem to be performed before our
our eyes se we read.
The Int orrealectureedul with therrossel
rio bear—its guaratica and eouumption in
meehealeal musses ; the dotal:ablation of
the mechaultel equivaient of heat tko sae
*option of hut as adereau motion; the ap
plication of this coneeption to the solid, li
quid and games forms of natter; to expan
sion and oombutioa ; to specie.: and latent
heat vend to calorific condustion. The re
mittal:lg live Wanes treat of radios't hea—
ths interstellar medium, sad the propagation
of motion through this medium; the relations
of radiant heat to ordinary matter, in its sev
eral states of aggregation ; tarrostrial, lunar
and solar radiation ; the constitution of the
sun; the possible sources of his energy; the
relation of this energy to terrestrial ;forces,
and to vegetable and animal Ilfo.
Bat no mere enumeratiOn Of the =Vans of
sun imam as those, an at all convey an
idea of their interest and value to the student
of nature, whose happiest hours are devoted
to the exploration of those mina ways on
whisk the light Is beginning to shine more
clearly as the steps of thidiseoverer, the Ant
questioner, an reverently, bet cautiously.
followed and verified., It is one of the very
best popelermet w works
ith, and we oon
c oakum that we hare
everrdially commend it
to the Nihilism sub.
Rectalttni.
Quite • aumber of veteran volunteers en
listed yuterday. At the - Provost Hershel of
of Captain Wright tan inn were remind.
Prom the inducements offered by the general
order No. 3, issued from the Headquarters cf
the reemiting gravity at Harrisburg, there is
every appearance that volunteers will come
forward more readily. The order referred to
is as follows :
AU able-bodied men, between the egos of
18 and 45 yeah who heretofore hare been
enlisted, and served for not less than nine
months, and hare been honorably discharged,
sod pars the examination required by the
mustering regulations of the United Stater,
mil be enlisted in each Regiments, Batteries
Or Independent Companies, now la, serrioe as
they may chows, sew or old, and will MOANS
from the Milted States oar morith's pay is ad •
mew. and a barmy curd a remiss of $402, to
be paid as talkie*:
let. When being mustered into Bunke bi ;hall to
paid one month's pay in advance (113.00); Sim ln:
velment of bounty tors 03); premium WOO); total
payment on muster. stn
ed. At the Srm regale? pay dance two months
alter musterin; in additional btatelhnnient of bounty
shall be paid (pa to).
34 . Li th e UM telnidar Pay day. attar six months wilco, he shall be paid an addithmal inataihnent of
bounty MO 00).
4th. at the tint regular pay day after the end of
the diet year'a orrice en additional inatailmant of
bounty will be pald ($50.00.)
Bth. At the Ant regular sty day after eighteen
menthe' earl" an additional Amalie:lent cf beauty
wIU be paid ($6O 00)-
Oth- Al UM not reader ay day. after two year.'
service an addlailiel tutdlaant of bounty r will be
PIM l>lso OON
7th. At grat rept/Mpg day. area two and a half
Years' unite. an additional Inialimmt of bounty
will bepaid WO )
nth, at the expiration of thiteitYtar ressabi
der of ttill bounty midi, mkt (Mai).
Thee.. period of mate., for the enlistment
- abate -mentioned, shall be for three jean
or during the war.
The legal heirs of voluntsezi who die in
venire, shall be entitled to maim the whole
bounty remaining Unpaid at the soldiers'
DlscressidS 4lN:ldest...lchree ChII
diva Drowned.
Oa Thalia, afsersoson, Mr. James Ray, re-
Wise on Saadailry street, Allegheny, mealy=
ed a toreirapliie dispatch 'from Darlington.
/loam aeintty., announcing W hey h of his
cdtildliztbaii bum Aretroad." had been
mat oat an aloaday, to seas friends at Dar
lington, and Mrs: Ray httendad to bare to
day oa a visit to th. same phase. No partials
lase have ;atheist reessleed of this rastlanotsel7
soddeat, all Wag la then rd :
•Thildrea &Gonad," 11r. Ray is a wo we e k
known citizen of Altsgbany, and was for a
amber of years sugared as Ehiparintendent
of the'Gsa Werke. Tao - children were aged
respoodesly about Are, eight sad tea years.
One Dan child, the oldest, remained at home.
Wtas.—Aliout 11 , o'elook tut night, a die
broke main this lower door of the 'whine shop
of James lime, earner of Ray attest and Du
quesne Way. The tames speed up a staring or
istokway, and reseed the pattern shop in
theupper story. The diem >a the first Mile
stories werseatiagelskad la about half an hoar
after the are broke oat. Thee was not mush
damage done to , the tuaddie stop exiispt from
water. - - The eoatents of the fourth story were
en &atm.& The Hope Steam . Eosin*, of
Alleghearb au ttedos the gnasadsbout thirty
sludge afros the alarm, and was ma to the
rtatr irc ei 4 l 4 4% where ele wu put fa notion, and
did oinks. The origin of the dry and
the on, ire ankaowa at pressat.
Onion Asioront.—On XnardayaftsinHoon
Kr. John lielLoo, son of Hobert
En • of Snowdon township, was - sersroly in
jurod by' aooldontally falling through the
ninny of the collar loading to no Far
man' Hotel, in the Diamond. Mr. 'NIKO'
awn to the city on buoleau, ands when ready
to go home b . stopped behi nd thi bar to get
big whip - , 'whoa its fall throigh the opn
hatoltway- Re was sellouts Wend upon no
bead and ban, and lay issenstble for almost
an hour. No bons won broken, and be will
bo able to pt boss In a day or two.
- ,
'illArri Irma% Rarorr..-.oapl. Wright
nakee-31ie following oesaolidotad report for
the ninth *fitly of golden reporakt to bin
as Pylori Marebal is Pitiably& sid by Ida
forwardad to paeral depots east sad wart,
Iteessita, 58; tliarsten, 189 ; etrogilera,
287; paroled primula, 140,1. convaescent',
36; 9 117 9 2 88 4 660.
Elam 01 STOOXII, at the Conissidal Bales
Rooms, N 0.54 PIM street, Tuesday annlngi
Aad 4th, by Davit h lieliwaine.
Pitssinirsh, Ittirayne h.Chieaso 71.8474 50
Pennsylvania OMNI 05 00
Libels", Valley -7 60
Pitteirughnnd Onanellevilleltalkoae. 8 60
Iligh•itaadrel Oatrage at the Pro
• volt Allardiaps latee.”
Zditonramitoi--Allow so to ay, to ro•
latton toia idiots Is Tooodairo
atdrztbo goviltosiga& that It maths
little trutk WiU l - 11 voly groat snout of
falsoboOd. TM hots miss follows:
At bests imadred way of them Bir
dmen "playa sad Neff Teak “*ten,"
Imported here for the pave% Mee • all s led
sad bees swore la se embalm*, and Lam.
&stela demated,lavtolatleaof MI6 oath be.
fore Gad o sad their data to *dr mute,.
- Oa Zara Mk emu (whores sabemz
es
et
eertalesd to have deserted fr om the SU
Volosteue) masted se:a rehtkate,
the sampled, sad ea AtgaiSid cameettda
la olden? dollish to proems limeolf.ao a
submits% sad a.third time mean
awl defeated Me Omeramoat. I azdered "4l l
to moan tweets-Ikm Who l es s wacele to
others. lot this thaels so hvorl I aadsii s.
tore Um& to publuent for amide
tem. ald MAU oheiabala . say
awarded see. -All of the sieg e
hePla ads Is ustrawelad is
ward d
ea beformatioa deal/Aber some substitute
broker vhe had hem Were the Quemoy Bee.
dou orte dune et attempttag to ;somalt
felon, or the 11. B. Oearej charged with Wag
ooseersedia lameasiag thsedrealatlas aortt
ags h 7 ematerreit Isrees-1
to 1 they hev
a enotm-
Mad ea to tftetes Ova quartersdl Medi
over soda other die
W.*
Yuen reepordlall 6 l
J. Jean.
Promos NershaL
E=M===
Mated State e Christian Cornmissien.
fl. 4 rmy Comzittee of Western Pennsyl
...ors I..osettally reports, that during the
month of July, the following named persons
have gone as delegates, to the Army of the
Cumberland :
Rev. W. W. Worland, Saab:are, Pa.
Rer. Thomas A. McCurdy, Saitsburg, Pa.
Rev. J. H. Brown, Freeport, Pa.
Rev. W. F. Keen' .r ' . r
Rev. W. Galbrath, " "
Mr. Ingo Huff, " "
Rev. Robert MoWatty, Mercer. P.
Bev. Wm. M. Grimes, Cadis, Ohio.
Rev. T, D. Ewing, Theological Seminary.
As delegates to the Army of the Potomac :
Rev. J. H. Lapaley, Indiana, Pa.
A. H. Brown, rr "
J. R. Miller, " 111
Rev. B. B. Higbee, Pittsburgh.
P. A. Hammerer, "
Jas. B. D. Muds, "
As special delegates to the battle-1411 of
Gettysburg :
Mr. Robert P. Nevior, Sewickley, Pa.
Mr. John Irwin, Jr., " "
Mr. B. M. Finley, /I 111
Rev. B. S. Morton, Hookstown. Pa.
Bev. W. B. Keeling, " "
Rev. Mr. Gaston, 81 '.
Rev. W. AL DIA, Harshaville, Ps.
Oa epeeist deepen reached the field et
Gettysburg, without detention, and labored
faithfailly among the wounded u long as their
tireless were needed.
W. have astablhhed a station at Camp
Hews, in charge of Messrs. John H. Boggs,
and Wallace Moine.
The Commandant and Surgeon, have kindly
granted us the use of a pleasant room In the
Hospital building, from which reading matter
L distributed to all soldiers who will receive
it, and hospital stores given to those who
need them. As goon as pas sib le stations will
be opened in each tramp ne atthe city:
The Treasurer thankfully knowledges the
following cult donations :
Ucion Relief Association of Western
Pa. and N. W. Va., per Rev. W. B.
Heeling.... .......... .- . ... —.4291 66
Union Roller Assort. ....»......» ................4291
Pa.
and N. W. Fa., per W. M. Ritchie- 273 80
Ladies of Calcutta, Pa 40 85
Colleetion by Miss Soon, Westmore
land county, Pa-- --. ...... 68 75
Ohio Fru. Church, Rev. W. 11T .. 8arr... 30 40
Second U. P. Church, Mercer.......— 57 40
Prue. Oltureh, Glade Ruz...—....—... 27 00
Pres. Church, fialtsburg..-. .. .. ; ... —... 700
U. P. Church, Salem, .Lud....... ..... .. 600
U. P. Chereh, Mt. Lebanon 66 85
Pres. Church, Cowansville, Pa......... 18 00
Pftill. Church, Hai Alexandria......... 78 50
U. P. Church, Piney Pork, 0hi0..... 986
Army Committee, Salem Cong., New
Derr°, Pa 81 10
Soldiers' Aid Bee. Oannonsburg, Pa... 200 00
Soldiers' Aid Soo. Clinton Tp., Butler
county, Pa. 15 00
Soldiers' Atd Soc., Hillside, Pa........ -49 40
r. " Livermore, Pa..... 10 00
Franklin, Pa.. 40 00
If .. Rostraver, Pa...... 80 00
rr " 00034,1110, Pa...
.. 39 76
~. " Piston Creek, Pa.. 12.66
" ' " Crullsville, Pa.... ..
60 00
Murrysville Pre*. Congregation, Rev.
W. Blear- .... —.--
-
. .. 62 95
Second Si. P, Oleg., Plushllrib, pro
ceeds of Loewe, Rev. D. Joaes..... 80 00
U. P. Cong. Cherry Run, Venanp, co 26 00
hire, B. Wallingford... ....... 100 00
Mr. A. M. Wallingford.. ........ . ... ...... 100 00
Mr. filfin. Thaw .. 100 00
Mrs. J. S. Clarke—.... 100 00
Mrs. Mowry ... ..___— ....—.._ 10 00
Wm. Tata........--. —.....— '''' 10 00 I
Kiss M. IlObialos..-... ......... ........... bOO
11 00
Mrs. 8aker............--..—....„..
_.... 100
R. P. Hilude... . ....
..... . . 100
Club, Bra enivill - e, Pe....—.. ..... ..... 10 00
" " ..........!!
. .... -.. 10 00
Walton Phillipr, Co. Saw Mill- ... ....... 82 00
David Brown, returned De1egate......... 7 09
Ladies' Mite Society, Shonkayville... 6 00
Soldiers' Aid Chan, Shenkleyville--. 16 00
Afriend ..' ....... .... .. ....----.. 50 00
Mrs. A. P:Bruton .................. ......... 6 00
».».. 600
(Ito. lienced ».»..y, Scott township .... ._ .. 600
Mrs. A He:reedy, flantklseraship. 1 00.
Glade Ran, Pus. Chattia..................0 200
Mrs. Meek . • ...—. .. .
... ...... 500
Call. ............»..........:: ' —.— 100
10 00
Cash, Uoloatown, Pa.... —.......... 2 00
Oalllation 6210. Baker, Dayton, Pa— 7 60
Charttars' Chiba. Aid Boafety.. 9 80
John Lyon, litrottogdan Co., 100 00
01$111121 01 gores?, 18 10
Ur,. Ca 1 00
Mn. Jiio.Bs K. 5 00
Ono who woo ant dzattod.. 30 00
ego. 10 00
S. 8.:W., Cadiz, 2 00
B. 0. MoKinsay, Coons, 1nd............. 3 OD
Leo
Cash, Valley Chnrob, W. P. liu
Pa., Rev. Robe. 80yd......._............21 00
Cash, a friend to the . 6 00
td M, P. Church, Pittsburgh, proceeds
.: of Lootare, Rey. D. Jones-. --. 80 00
Cub pit Rey. Thos. A. MoCeirdy....—. 200
Mn. A
Mond, Fraakfort, Ltd ....... 600
Q. P. Church, Patera Croat.. 30
Soldiare Aid Society, Jeffe rson, shwa
co., Ps.---- . ...--.... 21 25
Long Island Pres. Church, additionaL.- 150
The Army Committe• acknowledge the fol
lowing contributions of hospital stores du-.
int the put month:
Three boxes of hospital clothing from Army
Committee, of Bunt taunt,.
--Two boxes of stores from Labs' Aid Society
of Sharon, Beaver county.
On* box of hymn books from Ist Airman
Trinity Choreal.
One box of bandage' and Lint-from Ladles
of 24 German Lutheran Churoh, Pittsburgh.
One jog of wins from the lame.
One box of hospital clothing from Ladies'
Aid Socha, of New Culls.
Two boxes from OW* Run Prosily
tetten
Church, Buhr unity.
One box of clothing from Soldiers' Aid So
ciety of Stiodom. •
One box of hospital stone Ladles' Aid So.
dety of Belknap, Armstrong county.
Two bozos from Ladies of Christian Com
mission Society of Presbyterian congreguthn
• of Piston Creak, Washington minty.
Three bozos of stone from Ladies' Aid So
*leg of Miller's Run, Alleglany county. •
One box from Lai*? 44._Mount Pleasant,
Westmoreland entity.
One box from Oblo township School Die-
Wet No. 6, Beaver eounry. -
Two boxes from Ohio township School Dis
trict No. 4, Beaver county. • '
Two boxes hem Ohio township School Dis
trict, No. 6, Beaus county.,
• Two boxes from Ladles' Aid Society of Sha
ron, Beam county.
One bim from Latin of South Dena town
ship School Distriet, No. 3. ' •
One box of Clothing Ladies' Aid Sooiety.of
Roo:heater, Raver county.
One bat of clothing from Labial Bright
on township District, No. 6. '
en. hot of hospital story from Ladies'
Christian Aid Elsoiety of PitUlinsburg.
One box of hospital stores from Christ. Aid .
Seanyof Industry SohooiDintriot N0..2. .
One box 'Of hospital Atari's from Ladies of
Y. J3 t Chuob and School; Saltobarg,
Ten bozos from unknown donors.
Two boxes from Soldiers' Aid' Soeloty of
Bean: county.
On box frosalsAiss' of Nevins-Island.
One barrel
n dried apples from Mr. Geo. W.
Onbn, Min City.
. box from a, Miss M. Pinny, Niisabeth,
Aiken; of
. One box of hospital stern from the Union
Rand Society of Slain township.
Three boxes el Dalt, and on box of clothing
from the Aid lioalaty of Clinton townsidp,Bat.
One box of hospital storm from Mrs. S. Da
kar. Daytan,'Armstrang nutty.
One box of from Miss M. B.Pattersow..
Two born from the'Ladies Christian Aid
Society of Canonsburg.
Oaa box from the Ladisetlosiety of Rahn-
One bete from Congregation of BM 8. PM.
tenon, New Oallioataier olnuttY- •
C. box from seholin of the IT. P. Bon.
day School el Mercer, pa., . • 1 -
One box of olothb ens g, barrel of trait, sad
one keg of batter from Ladies' AM Society of
New Castle. ' •
Three bons el hospitalatoreshum Soldiers'
Aid Scab Of Manville and ulCipity;
eonnthPu ' --
0 as box Domseddiers'yives el Draft twin
Sudsy Elohoe/ r Tirenten, Allegheny county.
Pour bens of hos/0611bn+ DOW Soldiers'
'Aid 8001.ty of Pa.. •
One box of hospital atoms from School Dis
trict No. 3, Brighton township. •
• . One biz - and toitiburals of hospital 'storey
Dom Tladiere,floidiers' : gatNifty ot PRlrlkOa
Washington - county.
Tiro boxes of hospital stores. from South
DOWN Chriattaa ComoStalety.
One box and on bag of hospital stoma
from Pigeon Creek Church, Washington
county.
One box oi clothing train two balm of Grum
Church, Mt- Washington.
Ono box of otothing from Ei 'idlers' Aid So
ciety of the First'Presby tartan Church, Pitts
burgh.
One box of clothing from 4th School Di,tdot
-of Industry, Buret county.
Two boxes from Aid Soeiety of West Deer
township.
in
t
One box of cloth .
from Maheningtown
Lutist!' Aid Society.
One hox of hospital stores from J. Wallace,
Jr., Brownsville.
One box of hospital 'torsi from Rev. Mo-
Watty's Church, Her r, Pa.
Three bozos from Lune,' Aid Society, of
Plitoon Creek 11. P. congregation, Washing
ton county.
One box of 70 came of fruit from ladles of
Clinton, Butler county.
One box of hospital stores from 4th School
District, Industry township.
One box from Mrs. O. Wilson, Tama'
town'hip.
One box of hospital stores from Ladies' Ali
Society of Lawrence county..
On. box of hospital stores from Soldiers' Aid
Society of Sob oel District 2, Darlington
township.
One box of hospital stores from 11. P. Valley
Munch, near Hutton, Allegheny county.
I One box of hospital stores from ladle' of
Pigeon Creek Church.
One box of hospital stores from ladies of 11.
P. Church, Peters Creek, Allegheny county.
One box of hospital stores from Ladles' Aid
Society of Jefferson, Greene 00111Ity.
One box of hospital stores from Ladies' Aid
Society of New Castle.
01111 box of hospital stores from Ladles' Aid
Society of Freedom, Demur county.
One box from -ooldiers' wives of Valley Son
day School, Washington county.
One box of hospital stores from Ladies' Aid
Society of Greenfield, Mercer county.
Also contribution, of clothing, fruit' and
reading matter from Mrs. Lowers, Mrs. Wal
lingford, Miss Dieltson, Mrs. Dickson•
Friend, W. L. Kennedy ; Geo. Kennedy, Mn.M
A. Kennedy, Rev. B S. Black, Mrs.
Robinson, Mrs. Culbertson. Mrs. Jas. Irwin,
Misr M. Robinson, Misses Lathrop', Mes. A.
0. White, Mrs. M . A. Kennedy, Mrs. Black,
O. Ironer tk Co., 100 fans, Mrs. J. Birming
ham, Mrs. J. IL Law.
Prom • Yeiend-69 pieces alumna, valued
1000.
' Proeseds of Inhibition by children at the
Cresson House, $3 31,
' Work done at Oily Hail by the ladies-418
shirts, 215 psis drawers, and 850 bandages.
If, in the great versus of the past month,
we bare, failed to make some aoknowiedg•
mutts, we hope our friends will pardon us.
The following articles have been forwarded
to the hospitals and camps of onr armies, and
distrientod' tha Dslogstos of the U. 8.
Christian Cominlbsion:
Comforts 73
Trait (in rans)., w l26s
Dried trait (1tn),........2010
Mittens 22
Slipper. (pn)----. 61
Drassina gowns. 25
timid • errands -........ 460
Pasties (tninb)--.... 45
; Thrken(lta)--..... 146
°ratites and lemons— 464
Writing PSDer(reams) 17
Tea (Ina) 12
Saw 115
Corn starch (1t5)........ 69
Farina 29
eboodare(lo4) 56
Tobacco (Ita).—... 31
23
Papers. and Tracts
.
sheet. 114
Pillow
7S
Towels 895
Polo and rings lit
Butter ( 365,
IC go (doe) 178
Wins ,a whisky (gall) 248
Lead pencils (d 05).... 18
Bundles of lint..._. 466
Bole aud tandages... 815
Sock. (pro)
Bloogitito 17
Buttoos ( 8
'thread la
Books.—
&idlers' 515
~ Wles) ..~...:~....1H4960
The Committee are thankfal to their friends
who havrrrotantatily mid. so done
lieu, of MOD.) and storms. Their eminence
is still needed. All parts of the great field
look to the Comminion, and my out.for con
tinued and enlarged supplies. We are ante
they will not look in vain. Continue to send
all Mores to . Wm. P. ?Jarman,
No. 7D Smithfield ,treat,
and money to Joaara Anuses, Treas.,
No. 71. Wood street.
. Bonn. bl'Entsiar,l
Joatra Mauer,
W.P W
' atrecstive Clam
Roof C. TerTal,
JOISPH Hoene,
,Jo nit R. fil'Curs
atrO" cr..2 . 42 ausaterasoa COMOITTII POl
Dories the piLl month b,619 eeldlers have
been tett &tile rooms of the Commithie, Olt
At the Balance' Reit, on Liberty street,
1,198 sick an/ wounded soldiers her* been.
furnished with comfortable meals, and all.
reediest attention their oondition required.
Transportation - bee Seen given to 9 siok and
discharged soldiers who were left in o ar city
without muss , of resehlog their homes.
Sire wounded soldiers hare been placed In
our hospitals, one of whom died, and wu
hurled ity , the Committee.
While er• gratefully acknowledge the fa,
lowing eontributions during the past month,
we appilel »our citizens for aid to carry on
our work"during the coming months. At no
dine has the ear for aid by soldiers geeing
through our city bun co greet as at present.
The number ,of sick and wounded daily
oared for is very • large. And in behalf of
the», cur braikdefendsrs, we ask you for aid.
Contributionti of cash or eatables can be
left at Mesirs.sWernan & Son, Smithfield
street, or fidesetp. George Albin, Son h uo.,
Wood street,
Contributions received during July
R D. • .... $5O 00
°earlsHsys .. . —....—. ...—. 50 00
OAIII half of proceed , ; Of fronsfort b y pu
pils of Tbird.Werd 501i001......... ..... . 104 75
Heys 50 00
Obleeis of Kneppe'lsciary...:--...... lb 00
One half of prooreds of Peet Kidd's A
John Kato ...... 00
Mn. .-......... 500
Miss Donnelion b 00
Miss Thompson—....- 3 00
Miss Donaldson
H. W. d.oheson... *************** 10 ° OO
°
Dag- . ..... ...... 10 00
Mrs. 1 - . lsinbert 2 00
Oast 1 00
cub b oo
W. P W
nrstaar,
,Toifra '
li:11."AswooD.
/, EssoativilOommittes
poarac; reoriCsa
WBBAVICIi SIGUINARY
The Pill Term of button weeks opens on the .
IVIST DAY OP BllPTßlntall. •
Base fat tens. g 4 00—fn bond and loom.
Addrese, - .1". 7 /- 0.11, MNIVITER, Beam. Ps.
est:lsetir "
11 - 2 , 10740. E•-The FiXth,.Ward l ootin.
sll. Woe. lenges will bold as open loot.
Ins 1n th. ,Ltet pneeeterlsu Oinitob. maim or
',nano anfTownernd Om% on Tkilleso4ve
zygiezeid. bud...st eideek. , Shs pnbdo are
Invited to Weed. goat
.NIYCLUIL—an Also;
tibia 4111 - b• held at tbo Board of Mob
Boma, ht the City of littaborak, on TUMIDLY.'
too 215th day ol /Await ant, of. 111 o'olook
'Soot 801111 - Dltsetats of th• Pl:tabor& Grabs Wm.
for Conapaoh to servo for tho • oaths"; year.' •
- Braman tionavain, - ;•: - Iiti: -
Joan B. oninuo. Jain Port,
W. WoOnanter. and rd1t0104...
8U13118.-44. , 2 BuUNT
• Oland Won who ha , ' We fed ai UMW"
auu lar a t :erla wi lto sabiL t too boo iii. sm::: t a k Az olso o kr:of
Itratmotit or Ormassay. .
Oar toothor - InkwiWn 'Ware at irr ' 73 Illfth
Lt Unit. gib Ikessai P. 8.1: 0.-
YAM , Of ear... up., L
' rttletettet. Mit lath. OWL f
II7NOTAdi IS HRSBBY GIVBN io
the Substalbees to 'the R , ook tbe West.
a*nTwurportalke ClompaktgLia so heresratat of
rEn 185
.oorris - BEULICIVIas been
Wed the Ohtani IDeOble at the ofik*
th e Themew. et Pt QS ee beton the
nu , da
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Wets dal tha
tha taffi ß r, otit scum
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an Liberty SUMS. Oak* a 3031 a. 33, flu Sp.
1 24.
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GI m, 'b. spy all ll IlloOklata It my duty
to desidustsooms of as tb commas In flu pinto
um w dwidttry, watch I o not dn. In the Ist
NOM /do not #no sdu', condlt to any ran I d o .
sot matt dap aido of wadi ; I do not walk% St
thdr. tiztraotioarnonad. Salto tro th . Inca. 4
bort stilltoint NM ; I &vs*, Is say Isitesai. di .
Moo th e itsrof t*sfh, thoriby amid,,v as this
sou th $l, B mop plaint ;Olsaiss and. thole early
lon U. mot, certain. Than sod IDISIOrtaI oast
trap slab I amid op 11. Ia) DOI Oa In - tbs
obotos of astaissi sursol "al 1//1211 tho *o r I
Inhabit a llattlat_ave DC Cold. soDschlaOs 33314,
Wood U tin LW of all otrorkgri to thlrr Pomo.-
tins In au age. wen n. totiojliveapplegam
of the . . Dot hoslials IS also, It.; Li
to um pi iiiltup 0 r 449101.91 i e ... nostba
of tr ,I bong/ ate Sow DI 59 ate 1113
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ti. Drowslosololdll lona.
DK APPLI3S—.I33O/3 3:3 sib Dj
1.3. Cikinua.
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINCTO
&Pedal Inipstch toth an
i Pitriburgh GOMM .
W GITO3r, Aug. 4,1863._
r 11801 AI.
General Stoneman has been placed at the
head of the Caviar* Bureau in the War De:
partment, and General Pleasanton snooseds
him In et:Amend of the cavalry corps of the
army of the Potomaa. He has been for some
time In active command, General Stoneman
having been absent on doh leave shape some
time before thebattle of Gettysburg.
11171Jpill IMPTION
There is general rejebing over the glorious
triumph of the Union party In Sentucky—a
triumph folly justifying the predietione of
Kentuoky loyalists made immediately after
the Louisville Union Convention. Pgtion lar
gratification is expelled at the eholo. of
Cassius M. Clay's brother, Brutus J. Clay ' s,
Orittenden's moonier, and General Green
Clay Smith, In Cnington and Newport Dis
h-let, over the late member, Menzies.
THE
,Daarr"u WAIIIMI6OOI.
The draft is progressing rapidly, end with
universal good feeling, hers. A large crowd
surrounds the drafting Officers ell the time,
and th 4 utmost j clip prevails. Among those
drafted are Deputy Commisrional McPherson,
of ibe laternal: ROVOIIIIOI 'Bureau, John G.
Nloolay, - one of ilia Dreeldent's privatelecre
!arias, J. R. Rood, one of the 'Chronicle re
porters, Return. J. Nags, Clerk of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, a large namber of de:
partment deers, members of City Connollsi
ko. The draft is no more • respecter of pin
(Aphis than persons, and the number of rabid
Secessionhts drawn elicits rattokamusing
commode. None of them, however, have
been heard to complain of the foot that De
grees are honored by being admitted to 'share
with them the perils of the draft. Among the
drafted men yesterday. wore 503 negroes.
One hundred and ire more Ingram had biWn
drafted to-daLup to two o'olook.
The intents hut hem is producing an nn•
usual number of eases of sunstroke. There
were seven deaths from It yesterday, and a
eonsiderabte number this forenoon.
FROM PIIIII.4DELPIII4.
Social Dispatch to the Pit!strargh casatts.
PHILADILPRIA, Aug, 4,1863.
No light jet hetween the armies of General
Meade and Lee.
A private of the Ssoond Virginia wee esp.
tared on the lit lost near Little Washlogton.
,Hs war on a. tour for provisions. 'l'eperi
found on him. Indicate -great destitution in
Lee's army, in the mountains.. They regret
making the raid into Pennsylvania, and Me
rilind at present. The army of Hebei. are
In danger of starvat!ca. •
A pontoon bridge baa been erected sorer.
the Reppetannoolc 12$0 ford. The
Sixth Ohio, Lientenant-Oolonel Powell com
mending, was the Ant to Mors the over in
order to protect -the ponioons. Shortly after
getting on the other:Side, the rebut cavalry
made • dash open 'the Ohio • boys, but we
handsomely reptdeed.
The ballot.toa Union viatory in Kentuoky
so fu anzernived bi . telegiaplt, gives an
bounded eatlsfsotion to all the Union men e
Phllsdelphia. A number tif lientnelry ladle
,endgentlsMen have grand tapper among
"lions/elves In honor of it thla evening.
The - Tenth ward it drafted to.day. Thin
_completes the draft Philadelphia. Thu.
Cu to rioting; this somewhat astounds the
rebel sympathizers. . H. A. W. .
Al steamer Fire , on by the Indiana.
LEATILITOZTE. J • , 4 —;The steamer }Wh
ere Campbell .arriv d from the mountiins
where she has peen w tit she Government sup
plits. '
The pasomigers fro •• the ..Upper-44istourl,
retort that the Sion Indians are very des
perate, and 11113 F thetill . h SO pilot- where the
white map h 'ash. /
The steamer Campbell grounded near- the
month of the Yellow Stone, and the Indians
on the bast, mads;kguils of friendship.
The Captain son: a bqat and alit =matadors,
aud when lust ar.thal wets landing, the In
arms fired on m, killing three ant wound
ing one. Th mow of the Campbell returned
the Aro Int th what egoot was unknown.
. ( 4 1
The sae was alone boarded by Indians,
and ro of all they wanted. .
I The steamer Belle Peoria was aground,
and wee fared that the In dians would burn
,has thiriver was fullof oanoes.. The Cor
nmeal has 4kan'postossion If ilko Nellie
Rogers and Blizereport, light draught vessels,
to transport aupplias. • • -
The steamer dam Gsty is at the foot of
Randall, loaded with supplies, hat oan.naith
er move up or down.
It is . thought the expedition against the
Indians thin season will prove stature, on no.
count of low water. .
The Be!delete - and Ohio Itailrond
"'The itrmy et the Potomac, etc.
BALTIMOZWATIV Bettie:tore end
Ohio Railroad will oartalnly be re--opened
through by the Bth luta, for putengera and
freight„ bills of lading with the mod guar-
antes will Whined tailor:ow.- The entire
Ilne:it now fray from the enemy, and fully
guarded by the Faderal forces.
A epeeist diepatoh to the Pelt, dated Waal
bgtoe, Aug. 40, nye: -
Djroetadviose health* front saj the Army
of the Potomac h inmates and is likely to
rennin so for sone time to ann.
The Ant installment of conscripts reached
the camo yesterday. Peon 300 to 400 are
• he rebel army Iles heti/sea the Bappahart
nook and the Rapidan rivers, Lee being at
.Culpepper. ,
hudoughs for twenty and thirty ditychate
been panted by Glut. Weade.
The draft to this city was resumed to-day.
Ne'disturtraties.
Among the panne Aniftud i 'ari eight,hain
the CAroasele, and the Pastor of the Catholic
church; ln the Third Ward. - - • - ;
•
A Dila of Sine/Mina Driven into
itlissisalppt..-Alabaminns Duni.
,Ang Bragg!! Aimy.
..t.Knirrnta, Aug: I—.OM. Satoh has . driven
Michardson's bud of guerrillas, about, one
thousand strong, dowa Mississippi, 'and
has turned his Mtiation to Gan. Pillow's
forms, shore in the neighborhood'of Paris,
Pennessae. Pillow is reported to have moss
.d the zing at Park, on Sunday UM, Milt
sin regiments.
One of Gen. Bodite's smuts who left Tu
nable, Jety the 25th, has arrived at Ger
feta; Me reports that B oddy has But all his
baggage and atoms sownrde Boum Goorgia,
inn remains in.the Tasenatbla Valley. with
most of his force. , and also reports that slat , ,
ly halt ,')r Uri s' In Bragg's army
have deserted,takla their arms, and ire in
the mountaini, tofu g: to go boot.. ,
Moak. Downed, of the 26th Mississippi
ogimentplatJohnstion's army four days ap„
report. that Johnston with the bulk of his
mmy is at Mesidai, a part of it under orders'
So go to Mobilo. Thay warenstirely Ignorant
Of Grant's move:unto.
Fronk Beaton.
Acirroir„Ang,d. 7. 4he amonat of the aoa•
iributlons reoeleadly the ,Cluistlart Colnads ,
don in this State for the benefit et sick 'and
wounded soldlersi rowlei 353,726. .
Thorp was a large wool ego this mining.
'attended by dealing from this and other elites.
Wool sold at poloa ranging front 36 to 383i0.
per pallid, and the California grades ranged
trot 32 . 4 a 39, seeming about 360..:
Eicassia*.7
'Amon°. • Ang.. l 4.—ofito 'assintooro of t
Ake., 11 111 waakik - Oad7Dotrolt B4r_do::
Vatic - atisabireths 330. "Mood bl/111 Ma if
toraom .a Oa Grand Trunk Railway, on
two to Illoatroal sal Portland. -
From Fortress Monroe.
Formes hioxsoa, Aug-4.-The No:LA
Virsiaica eatable the follovitti
ihoWis HAI , Av. 3.—News—has been re
astral here of the savah7 and artillery exu
ditto!' under Col. Spear. They arcueed the
Chemin river at Winton, N. C., and promoted
to Jackson, twelve =Des from Weldon MU:
the Roanoke river, where the enem y vas
discovered In strong fora.
Oar advance made a splendid sharp on the
rebel advance, and drays them bash, captor.
lag minty prisoners. Oar loss was two
killed aid three wounded. We captured 60
bales of cotton and ene hundred honey
It has 'rained incessantly slue the expedi
tion started rendering the roads nearly lm
passable:.: The men have suffered great hard
ships.
The ehmond Napirer says that it is re
ported that a force et Yankee cavalry has ap.
peered at a store In Stafford, fifteen miles east
of Fredericksburg.
The some papa says that Gen. Neal Dow
will proceed on a trip to Mobile this morning,
asortedby two Ofiiol2l Of fhili Confederate
pollee. Ws are net infanta of the pupae
of sodas him to Idebtly - .
Weuthinaton
Wthrtrason, Aug. 4.—The drift in four
out of the men wards in this city hu been
completed. It embraces 26,000 whites and 815.
Meted men.
Among the drafted are three elergymea,
many members of city smells, and ravers)
telegraph operators. Also, reporters, printers,
lawyers, and representatiTu of all Masses of
business.
A party of drafted men attempted, 'Wor
dy, to mean from the city, but were appre
hended a•deeertera.
AdYloes from the army of the Potomac say
that the enemyyesterday sent • reoonabitar
lag force towards the Rappahannock, ill the
vidnity of Ktilley's Ford, probably to learn
our position and strength, but after a skir
mish the forte was driven bask. '
It is generally believed that up to yester
day Lee bad not received any reinforcements
from Richmond, , but the rebel. have been
sending supplies to Fredericksburg, which
they th tend to reoccupy in strength.
Information hag been received that goer
rills parties scour . the actuary between the
Rappahannock and Potomac, south of the oo
comm.
/mportaut ?southern News
New Tenn, Aug. 4.—The Richmond Me
patch, of the lit received at Fortress
Monroe, contains the following
As a partial relistimur the unwelcome
news, which we have been receiving from the
South, we have new the intelligence , that
eur force* have gained a decided victory in
Louisiana.
The Prerldentyasterday received& dispatidt
from Lieutenant Hardee, stating that General
Dlek Taylor had an engagement with tha
meaty, under Demirel Bank', and - that he had
completely routed them, capturing 6,000 pris•
cases.
The Dispatch publishes dispatches, reesilted
frog; Weldon and Goldsboro N. 0., announo
ing that the Federal films had been mulish
near Fort Branch pr Jackson, on the Roanoke
River, walled returned to Plysiouth.
The Dispatch rage -that the bridge over the
Tar River, on the -Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad, burnt by the Yankee., has been-re
built, and trains are rutin otter it; freight
is received and sent over tkarroad as usual.
Passengers by the Petersburg train ;ester
day'report all quiet at Weldon..
Dental Convention.
Banarrowi armies, Aug. 4.—The Ameri
can Dental Convention held its Ninth annual
sesihns here to-day. About seventy members.
were present. Dr. W. B. Rebuts presided in
the absence of the President. The morning
session was coupled In organising and, elect,
log °Boers. The following were ;cleated :
President—T. Taff, of Cincinnati. Vice Prowl.
dent—H. W. Sheffield, New London. , Oar
responding Seozetary—W. H. Atkinson, New
York. _awarding deoretary—C. N. Pierce,
Philadelphia. Trallartr—A C. Wove, New
York
Election of U. s. Senators
Wnezi.rao, Ang. 4.—The Joint erasion of
the West Pustule, Legislature. to-day elected
Waltman T. Wiliey, of ;Morgantown, end T.
G. Vanwinkle, of Tarkentn& United . Btatee
firma of The former on the ant ballot; end
the latter on the sixth..
Steamer Ashore.
Nair boar, July 4.—Tbe etearoahlp Pr
aloe matt aahore on the morning of the 30th,
near the Wnpassy. No partbalers yet N
eared.
The Draft In Oswe-go
Oswaao, N. I", eng. 4.—T4 drat took
pima to•ay. Evarything passed oil with
good humor.
Itale of "• Five Twenties,"
PrruAwitirau, Aug. 4.--The sato of $960,-
000 worth of " Floe Twoatios," is reported
to-day,
Blairkets by Telegraph.
New You, Ang. 4,r,Vloar Ito batter, and more
active at $5016.76 for extra . ; 86,40@5,0 for IL 0.
Wheat more active and lare tett. r ; '1101,15 for
13 Prlu41 it,08,91,10 for MIL Club, andsl,l,lll. for
Red Watern !Sate dull and 238: loam, acilhur at
68062.880. Qom more actin and to batter ; at
676
Burreto, At. 4.—Plane quiet; no sales. Wheat
dull and haavr, Lin club, 94;4 'Racine, 95. Own
rata at 63@t0,1i for Lair to prinierolzad. Freights
Nov Yuri, Aug. 4.--Clottonenoro wiles and I@7o
tatter, 63866f0r lipland. /Our felflOo
tatter,. and roars active &tyros 16 for extra State,
$5 400) 6.1 tar extra R. /1 tt and 15 de ll trae
brands; thimutet closed dd. Whisky and
heavy at 11,fiefite—chlefly at the latter: Wheat
more active and 1820 better, $lOl Id for Woke
aPtlaft. fl Neal for 2111wrinkee 'Club, 21 10ipt 27
.for. Winter Bed Western. and it 21 for Winter . Bed.
Corn .favored the Ivan; at 24863f.0, far . ship.
ping mixed western, nearly all at the inside . price.
Oat. hoary cud lower at 64661fe for western. " Wool
dull and unehaeged. Bacon aides dull and usohat and'
lard opened dad and a 'bade lower • and rioted
without raatorialchance. Beef Cattle:flat quality,
la@ 10 for ordinary, .2810 e, for mamba, &ago for
inferior 6QB for cows and cttvw , lst quality, 45(010.
for ordinary, MOM for common and 214125 for info.
Matey op at e6:8; St.rlrng • toter at IWI4If
Gold irregular alai ulna tal.cl, opening at ad
man to 27%. dtodutus It ond claim at ea
2a Garatataesit Stocks Are; U b ds 81; Coupons 101%
.3107; 7401 106)(i.
DIED ;
- XMirealr—On Taard.y, Aogart sib , 12ILHOY
JABS, datilitsr o? Hera, anal/sag al array, ard
2 pan and 111 days.
.The fatteral will take plate WIDILIIIILT assn.
Nowt, at to'clook, tem tie redder:we other parents,
Goiter of lama sad Deestar streets. ,Tite irkeda
ditto bulls erstesperanlly betted to attend
FLOOR OIL CLOTH.. -.-Just.
. , .
ono mldo . aminat of beet qn141.7. ralunKa44.ll44l In
goon -Imathtloalpr:set dawn: 1 . 1 new aid
pit4rn, amr bdiri In ttlieniriit,it•iiip ItZW
4 11 Pil
- 11 .74RLAND, 00/11 1 / 8 .4% CO.,
ilpt# pra*NT,;zeitdiciiii_thaPAl.
Agents km . ..9 l srAus i a l ' ill *Lizuz9r o2 9 I ti/ ATTibiGai* * ;
view Bursa,. UAL* co.. (=a
gain' to Bosils9i, Kiln algrztaski WAstommos
rotricons Asir .114coriions, Pittalragh, ps.
Momentums of , BONE AID STAlttallar •
eria* szentsa; BLAST " =GM te lt kILL
AZallllO6 allArtiffe, GOT! ,
INBII. of all aro !Wow I OIL TANKS : t
Boma AND liltlfliTlßON WORE.
t=M
ezeigned having,
N MIA/ill—The "'UL
wrcheard tbo entire auk* trait thi Dan - to ,
hibliand ammo of J. R. Notlliwit, wtOld ynoomi
to kW old onatomarrandlits public his removal to
store lift Liberty exult. DMA/ moves; kr a.
IlloCaat4 whir, a ludo and otcoylata ototkoli dad.
okra' and flacomakene, Loath.? Winding; Haw,
ibh.bel me be Duna. sad at lomat ran.
O. ai_ANDOIlleOl/110414q4beDrebreet
TN Rwrifilimi: F.Rdie THE HIDE .
1 AND LNATH dB - 110dINI83, I Clint cordially
common* lay intowoot ow I nuut of Baia .bea n ne r
and kood Malmo ginalidcationa. Nor soma awnitiot
to Doan I will cost:lnns to coolpy lir. &HMIS
80N,11 toosting.room. •and will tate av V
at ann, .
istrothicinota arenduits acquankuncon
J. R. matrons
July Sith; leas. .ftacia
wrrisuua
" _ 4ll , PAIL-4. take Ws methods' totormiogotir.
mum sod the mails sirrd4 that ere are esra
ZlLTiltr wITOOLIT PAM
rr a to
prectice arDeathary. these who bare hem
podpooMs this much dreaded eparition mes now
lay add* UaNs boa and gine a osil. ea Ore sm..
Zrafts we have to am bee Wm
tat til l : Mr.
l i a=r r i s ti ZiraStors. k 14:
or. aor Gelysala Dania med.. Ail these
Making the ersikoltd iagood sad Who& Botha /
Mil do mil to can sad commit with
?Alla s. D.
, . or, IMAX KM,
leittersie 47 litaliblied Tittsbandi.
alma lam. oonsouss or
, Pittabarch. SS% 12183. - .
rpo:
COAL -.IIIIBOLIMati.
J. Proem& win te nodrod ugh tido oillmuntil
AueusT,Tra; Intindra. SS Missy ors
Ilpht Thousand to - Tan Troodaand lambi& otos!.
X•rotaatibla 00/LL, for thous ot pho Marinate
*al& to hi Sid erivis the eitillaoll4ll - 11fti
and an Rom atesOkto Meats* 3,iiiiintinundrclien.
Qndlhnb par day y / . 4lnand mho* tomb.
trona assinuoi. - •
Comateineei
111 AKP LZU a .
trorta,
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COM M. AinozAz
IPIT TRH UM tr,A
Omla arum Prreestrem Des
• Timmer. Atk,..t Mk
The m an y maul pernated tursew halite ww
thicdsuptim• Thu following re nom at whkh Gold
and Slim are parthated by cur b00t.,,. Gold
of 128; SD,., 140, and Dermad ifiges-12S. Mama
litalwage m genial* sated,iir, barb( at per,
'and mining at 34 per oat
MUG—Wit Min stll/ to macs w doll amigo t, • -
I more _.Shan tbaa baps; Scriber with a Gap.
ited delamd. In fact, itales_maialtomfber for
local pity wee. Wu stock an 1. not tam .•
unbar are goldandisiciall to,.licewhst they bars
in:baadr, Mace, mime egg tbetrown Dgnrus •
ibeJ decline ope Whig. The teadpinarwagoa" lots
bare folieti oft. The isles as note at moat wars
from stare fa a retail any. imong the tabus Dot.
aa,followmlsi 110 bbls Matta atg5,4048,60; MO MU
Zxtra rusallystill,s6,lsB6,f4 per . bbl. nee wm
ao damuul Sir =part, witicli caused a dull mute!.
SAlM—Warket Enn, the 'apply at moat not
bilag Kant bathe deaumi; of 100 bbl Extra
at sue per bbl.
Half—Primp Ni atilt luting up, the receipts
that actin being really token; we note sales of 30
loads principally new mop at shigllM Ift toe, this
being a farther advance. ,One . parcel of old was
offered at $55. • ,
, BiOON--erse, with &Woodland demand. We no.
tics a good nutty lots changing bands. The.stock
In first lands L not c I.gin g heeds. wb, * t oo k ft,
Alit hinds is not Urge; among the transactions we
note the bllarizet, iris: 6600!6/ Slab nutria to
9Xc Two Ile Shoulders at tv,"sooo al. Sugar , Card ;
Hams at 1ift91.23Q3; 2000 . 11u Skin at To for
. Country lots Nile at a satiety of pica.
03001B1HS-11oldar" couttnneterylkulit their
Wiese, UPteltS7 holders of Sugar. Dartegihe put
three days fully Xc adtanoe has baut establlehedi
among the sale' we note u followairisrfftlitar—
sales 20 blade bland at 11%c; 15 lab Orleans at Lk,
15 bbl/ of Cruslud at 1l %m ; 10 alai wit" Coffee at
the; 23 bblt &tree at 11Xe.
HOLAEMES—Iim and in , gcod donna.; sabir 0123
bble old mop at 65c; 15 bbl's new crop at Geo.,
1311813 08—unchangid; we note sake of 25; bble at
fringe,. men from 206650 per gal cni according to
quality.
301/11I—In felt revolt; soles of 20 eta Rio at
5 4‘6 220 Pcr Pound.
11101--Salse of 12 kw kland at Da .
/1911--1 he season Is en •
wing to lose. I eke of
10 bbliNo. S Large Hacker& at $1,50. 10 Wells S
'Medium at 117,110@7,25 per Phi. . '
COUP—The market was dry dn'.l, tales mead not
be effected anima at a decline lu prima Idr• emit
gaotetionr. '
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BOXllig—Tha demand was very moderate; salsa
of 600 pounds Fresh Ball at 16441C0. -
Y6OB--The demand Ibis tabu off; ides of 6 bbl
•$ 10gn0341 par .dosen: • - • ,
Pittsbarin rottoletun Market:
Ana. 4.—Thee inarket"tor Crude 011 Is Aram tu
day at 2134 to 23c In balk, and 2c In baulk. We
notaaaka 61400 bbt. at 22X,0; 243 'bbla it Stk, and 41
Ibis at 23a. all pacltagaiteturned; 458 bids ie
memared in boat, at 23a.
Reacted la arm at Seto SP: fti boad, and 66 to ao
to 67).(0, tax paid. Vi's only heard of two email Saks
of 66 bbls shaded at Mc, tax paid; 6Obble at 67c [RI
Id, city brand. Mszkit comy'red 'nab yesterday
vast.' Vitro Is no InguhTfon Bt nein
New Xote retroletim iitar;osi
epeeist Dtvotoh co tho kitsobargb Gault&
Pay Tow, Aa►. if quoted at:93033%0.
For BoWoad, the demised ti active, sad, prices here
advanced Mg
soles 5a,604t,610 ea the spot; Lao for
4t►mt detirerp; 65 to 68c fkir Bepremb.r, at layers
and eellen cption; 67%0600 for October, optional
with bluets and aerate; and 650 frr tiavetaber: Free
. sett alhOo Napthl; tale* at 20.429 e. ' C.
Weekly Review of tlie.Rkur_Yozk Pe
Mackin Elasktt.
peported Korean, for Pittsburgh Gas Anti
New Poen, august I, 18n.
The week open.d with a Lir degree of - Wilily in .
the Petroleum market et the closing quotations of
Beta/wt, seed which won lactated la Or lenience,
and the market has ban glow:ng stronger tut
through the Week, the demand bei ng inneand
both for but. on the /pot, end for lum &Then.
is
The inqurry mainly ter eptculatB,, but a lan
proportion of the Naas bare ben for coinumptlod
aed for expert. The reatots base been beery, hut
have exacted so daprandag Mean cm the/dirket.
The noelpts Once Ist - .1 - anamy,,ate l /89,876 6%4
wbile the exporti for the earn time are en ormolay
aggrugatiog 19,106,01/gthorn, naked 4,908,018 gal
lons eame time last year. -
Crude hag beau In emit demand all through, sad
plots boa further -advauced. The, any. camp, las
16,660 obis. meetly on the spa:, at atepha eOOl., Let
the report of the Aaiun of ..vocal wail,' loopar.ed.
armor feeling, and lb. amain duzlngrhe . eat too
dale. has biou Arm at &TEIII,X, iota.
Banned has been In azure spacalattra4euttiod, sad
-largo ado. hare tranapited for taint. delayer) at
*taming :apposohittag value'. Tha aggreounaalea
bin been heath comprising about 60,00 bolai to
duffing 14400 bbla on the spot, : Cud 0,600 Illbby
tam. dollvary; chlelp at. about Weal aim •or
Anna; 6%65 br "Pepteabonleem 'forOviabor.
free bee bens: comptrathretr mdet for the most
pert, bat the demand wee acelms to-dar, and consul.
arable males were mule for Mdttm delta/ an 65 C9n
tor bct...ber, boys:sop/gm, and 70 for boveinbli and
December, mme optlot~leente wai realised for
lOU ea the spot. -The ear oxopria• about ,SCMI Obis.
Naptha has ruled dull, ant the sales ate amazed
to about 20 1025 mate, clatter; at 11162.6 c, and 1060
gallons In ins In 5%14 SIX,o cash: ,
The multefolake Oros wear, at 370 for:
thapOo tartanned, In bond, es the epos, 1:30144 Wr
all August,. eno tur September, ektorpeuMet, MiX,M)
, .. , ~ ,
(Quotations per tideless& wilt to understood to
tep,esest. Light stasis color to . whlte., torker colors
seLltng ptopottlunsurd, ,lower ) , : -
.
tiaPons 11411208 M
Parisi:nu= 114. Wants t Musa' BA.ttaosa 5; Ans.
5 -3 Mr loom .tarts J J BILIK 1'430 do, A> GaAs 14
aka rags, lbcOollossib, Bmlth t co; 3 can C 0.., .11. as
A Bahia) bhp alwdr.y, 1 oar corn, •D a 11 %Lilacs;
0 taro lumbar, A GaUoy; 4.5 bbl oil, J Cammiy;
135 his bosp, I' &Was a to; 101tasshal, A Gordon
AM; mil is bass, GI Townsend; ill 'do co, 8 =wart
a Co; 23,d0 do, J rtr
Wl000ak• /moon, B Hay.
co; 10 bbl sibLky, Wm Qsyttts, 210 bp lbsits, J
4 u D Rrelsroz . rai HAILZOONAIIIittt
62 Obit floor. 11cOlotkaa, Herron octal hints to.
boa*, J Oster; loXibldes. Jo. Qlsog; l bx wax. Gao
Bobassigl4 lolls lostkor, Hays A &Mau% 12bbis
oblake, Was Itsalasm 2 br.s wax,..W =A llaoth' I do
doi,/ kleialsnos Btcs -L bx. Tatrenco i Het; lit
bbl 911,8 1. ialsbastock k to; Obis sidrita, Nod
Brown; 18 **Nag =Achim*, Wm iltnater. A ca; I
bbLi oil, Z 11.111srs; 1 roll loather, ./011touri3 can
bol: 3 0_15 11 • 51 14 ,150 M 114 empty ill,
Moroi* 5 0 SIO4 Otasor 1 4oZst; 33 Com Missal%
ilhomaksr/k Liam 81 - do do. 10 bbls marts, ,L
,Volgs d co; Ibb tipples, Borbort; 4 WWI amber,
M Ambers 1 • • do, G GOMA; 890 bat coals DA H
MAllica; 1 car o Amin 01l MB, J Zola: r;
1 roll bother, AlcOosts. •
ana Boras
en fin Kt e viler; 01..im lega.;
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Miny stile IMrverlor
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is. • . let ?}rim isail.
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ammo, swot atm stead with thi Whir El oil
the tight. Met the WNW doh bon - g ll % /WI
tattute thth &aft; A dhows/ gowsed,wm ba
ging ter spy tudinggiten "cozotrotng do Om
setibethough ft
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