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MDATMOBJENCERIE 17, 1864
Cirri AND SUBURBAN.
MEMO
rotivithibnidlig the extreme heat of the
day yesterday; the 'Pair WAS very largely at
;loaded, and a large 4aingty of 11 00 4 1 were
`:'folic at;lcry . good "Trion. As the Pair is
i. ',l ot u s; Intent whiting to make
ta
':`aeitoseata,' will have a good opportunity.
Yesterday, a box arrived from Prance, con.
famine . photograph! of dhtinguirled resi
dents of that, country, stereo:cop, Vows of
the principal streets and prominent buildings
in Pair, together with a large vuottity of
fancy article!, SOMA of which are very beauti
ful.: It Is intern:tints that the boo did not
- arrive-at an earlier day, as it would have
added greatly to the interest of the Pair.
• Ati halt port three o'clock yesterday after.
noon • loglee'Oineoluee of persons assembled
in the Auditorium to hear the result of the
contest for the Firemen% Silver Trumpet.
Mon.: Thomas M. Howe, Thomas Bakevell
and Williem Elehbanm were chorea a coat.
=raittco to examine the ballots and announce
the ocralt; • Before opening the box Mr.
.MoWe'. rignested that representation from
..;'nenit of the companies competing for`lhe prize
- would .take scan upon the platform when
~,john- 1 1. Hare; of the Rent°, Col. ' Robert
the Ptgilaat, C.•!R. Ingram, of the
tope r ,. ant Phllip B. 11.111;et the Allegheny,
punted ftheutselets and took their-seats.
Holmes, Jr., Trearourorthe Pair
fundl'aaaisted'by Mr. JosephllloPhosabn, of
.. the I'atlaare• Bank. examined thematic). ro
..ielve‘...l3eviirel.,billa.. tram found to be spn
?ion; but they were protopU r redeemed by,
?the templates. for whotai the fate had beau
The ronairinie li the resell of the
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Allegheny
Neptcute. ' ' 160.
Eagle - ' 138
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The Hops was deemed to be the imottesafel
Sompotitos , for' tho.Priie !rrintifet o and the
hawing seenred.l.the next highest
number of votes remelved beantlfcd lIIUVIIT
horn s which bad boon' donated by the Nep
bine; to bo proientodahe oompany second on
the list. .
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After the Tote had been -counted, and the
result - enninineed, Mr. Howe, on behalf of
the etonialttee, nude the following Met ad-
"Atontimeos of the morel Fire iletiatotira of
ratts.3iiigh'ciazidliesrAeny.: The duty has de
- ravel on me, Sn', behalf of your committee,
of declazing the resat& of the. spirited com
petitlontridok the **voted .poescazion of this
beautiful fora has elicited from the members
and friends of the severaLFLei Coinpardes. - .
1 1. cannot permit myself t for. a moment, to
rappels that this - generale/ and praiseworthy
*balm - . bee been inspired by the Int:rind°
. wane of. the article itself. - I knoW it to be
• far otherwise. I know your sympathies to be
in harmony with the great objects for which
*is-Tait eras instituted, and which have
serrette - arowiltwith each abundant endears.
Is Vie Spirit almost of prodigality itself,'
'you have taken this method of extending re
nd to:the - hlekttlie wonnded soldiers of the
army, Irtviihaie braved the privations of the
eampi Audible perils of the battlefield for
the - suppression of ovieballion,morevauseless
in its inception; and ',more diabolical in the
spirit selth which it has been prosecuted than
any revolt eines the day the arch.spostate
himself, with tits trate:row; legions, was east
headlong out of a 017621.
_..."62.6 while it is my duty to award the born
to the Hope Fire 'Company, in testimony of
the largest aggregate subscription having
been made in betel( of that company, it is no
less my duty than my pleesure to say, that
the generom ephit which haithue bean man.
ifesteck bi all tho pompetitors Is above all
prailie,.and cannot fall; when the asorifiess of
the present ;hour shall have passed into his
tory, to eiimmend the patriot:lo Hlremeti of
Pittsburgh and - Allegheny to the admiration
and respect of the whole country."
The Bair fund realized from this contest the
_handsome 1M1:11 of $4,154.3,40. The best of feel
ings prevailed among thb &amen, and the
sear passed off very . plesaantly. The Ste
no= are deserving of great credit for tho en
argetle =saner Co which they labored to tzt•
moue the fonds of this great charity.
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Supplemental Draft In the 231 DU.
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In appOrtionleg the late draft upon the
savera' I sob-districts, the Board of Enrollment
.of the 231 Distriet distributed among those
deficient "the aggregate number of credits
'filch othel &Striate bad In excess of their
quotas. was dons in order to reduce the
number _to the exact defeit of the entire. dis.
trio!, sir:twang to orders at thatNime. The
sabadietricte in - dr:Holt wens charged with the
number, they received, while those in excess
were, ezollted.with the number, whatever it
was. rpon the numbers resulting from this
operation theta:, drift was made.
Bat; by the following order, it will be seen
that the -Board are required to- make `s draft
upon each., sub:dish:fat -to the fall , amount of
Ins owe proper delloieusey't. •
_ "Haaarsawact, June lb, 1861.
(I ThiPrOvait Marshal General directs that
each: Antr-tihetrict makes up _its !keine! ;defl
ator:oy under the present draft, noi ?awed ke
distrawiee of eu,plas. Make supplementary
.4; V. torrozo, A. A. P. M. Gent'l."
Vas supplemental draft will oommena .on
Manday,tba T/th List., and - be In the
sub districts and tor -thirnambers following.
To!tkolso numbers wilt be addednny dellolenor
tha - inny be found In the result of the draft
that hat , just been 'made:— The orders ere
want, audit Is the Intrzett of all to hasten
the attendance of all tau were drafted on the
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Mr. arid *r.. Weber , ' Concert.
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' Ti. Vozufert on Tuesday night at Concert
_, Mall by Mr.- and Mrs. Kilter, was quite
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. s immesh 4 The programme mu varied and
riah--Ulartted witirthe Judgment 'and alit of
which ,glr.-- . Meng,;S ie ber , 'ha s . formerly
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given us such freqemat pnefaz, The different
Eau, distil and-tries Of the prineipal lady
gingen. the hihses.Cces Breen; llattlisJimes
ant Matilda de Mem were Wahl/ tuitiaetelTs
and theytave evidence of nausea:al training.
The' two ehoteutuskthe ' finale from. opera
Xarthe, sad the one from Opera Trontore,
: - wareersanted with fineeffectomd werernrenty .
- - unleaded: Indeed it would- be dliffult• to
:plea two More ackeeptdi• or-effective eon.
' mated pisees,-. The principal attraction heir;
ta r of.the evening was the performance on
'the &Retort, et Mrs;ll. Slither t andlurre
let us remark that As proved herself a true
_rdZof • the "divine art" by her selection
ri distinguished mentor th eir ferriage
—7 theit-79fr_ibeKVe:zeeralliff the -1 1 1*
former In flue composition rather than the
turetdelonsormarnal piecifsa calculated - but
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to alum ellits Pigin of-the player and to
roT m4
the .l t by a momentary dsuais.
bribe' We antuder bligatmosto Mrs.Elebor for
malting ea au with •the:ererks of the
great teulost Ilhopiniwhose, compositions
muutatio - wort the . principal attriation
of -the-coneerte In the ca / tern titles and 'ad
Yampa Like e: 'genuine prods:Mimi_ of
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oaks in . - all lotanahei;_of ; the due utsi
they :,eattinu• to improve and 'grow
on ',ion
~. th' - ..' better .. aoquidatanee
eldp. We !Mune doubt Queer own musical
public trill be able to twee :Aro these works
u musk se de the Bostonions.ind New York.
Wili , l'Whe '/!iloodota" by ..Lbst, Is a charm
- - lei .ffolelfrodtion'and it NM Pendemd .with
great caffuerand Poetiofetdingt Altogether
tlte-plane playing of Mrs K. hoe an unusual
.. trut a and gave great delight to the large and
~ '_ eppreabstireentionce. - Water* andtnist to
--.' bwreiht Mure s frequent opportunities to be ,
-,tome attire lathriatety - uquaboted with the
productions of the better modern 'lathers; of
' plasto.foete music, wawa hareem doubt that
- .- & fall house willreirard ear effort in that di
.
Cunt, To-gthir-=-Titata young tc,r. thi
'tqw_ligi4:prorl RA, gayer- tionnesd Cloope
4irolv4tg 'Pistols vitifbs:gloncl•to'slitt;
n q dol°)l4 imnattti l t' l o - teacktratt Frititto 7
p . „o . 3mranizontm osiwcral,alook 7 • •
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../I . iet Sanitary .Fair.,
EABDSOICI Passarr.--A splendidly orna
mented pound cake, made by Mr. H. Ruh,
of Na. 482 Penn street, wu yesterday pro.
seated to the Hope Steam Engine Company,
the successful competitors for the poise horn.
The cake was on exhibition at the Fair, and
has been match admired. It is !nodded in
the form of a pyramidi the ban being orna
mented with statues of the Gladdest of Liberty
and Indium, representing America in the
present and the put. Upon the sides is a bat
tery aupported by infantry, and the centre
piece represents a collection of milltar3r
coutrements. The company gave a reception
to their friends at their engine home daring
the evening, and a beautiful display of Ere
works was given la celebration of their sue
- ss.
Borxyr .TlintrlMJ ARIMITED.--Tlro bounty
jumpers from New York named Win. Woods
and John Welsh, were arrested last evening by
the Mayor's police. Itappears that they came
to this city on Monday hut, and through
lath representations. succeeded In enlisting
into the army. After receiviag : their Ito.tuty,
they destroyed their military clothing...and
were about leaving the city, when. their de
signs were discovered and frustrated. They.
will have a hearing this morning.
Tan folloiiing gentlemen two been invited
and are expected to addrees the Union Radii •
cation meeting on Saturday night, vii :
Parson Brawniest, Hort.A. W.Lootle s Ron.
Jas. L. Graham, Thos. M. Masai'', Esq.,
John M. Kirkpatrick, Esq., lien. John P.
Panney,-Thot. Inward, Esq.
A. EL Estowst,
lffss. 0. idoesstrat,
S. B. Cr..m.r.r;
La Box Tow.—Mr, J. W. Pittock, Peal
street, opposite the Post cam, has received
the Sally, number of "Li Box Toe, heaved
de Moder, mad Harald/ Reporter of Par 4 Fish
iou," published by B. T. Taylor ' No. 811,
Broadway, Nov York, and Brie Ste Anne,
Paris. It contains form beautiful eteel plate
engravings, colored; besides • comber of
wood-out illustrationa, patterns, etc., eta.
A Counsels? To ran 139rn.—A modal
order has been reeelved from tho War Da
pertinent to I , arta the right end left comps
-niter of the 139:h ltegicormt Penurylvania
Vela:deem with the Spencer repeating:Me,
and this entire regiment at the earliest possi
ble moment. Thb is • deserved compliMent
to tide excellent regimeat.
ACCIIDINS.-01 T . Llellfilky evening 1116 saw s
break down of • two horse carriage contain
ing two daughters of of DM' waalthy
seas and A. Attheny- Gutman, the private
Bematai7 of &oratory Seward, who is on a
"visit -to our Pair. None of the partlti were
Waxed.
5.15424tiea. Fo. bawd.
tAracord 2
Mora 4
wulaingioa tp.-- • 5
Partin' tp...—.— 4
4 11 , 12 , 21tp---- 4
5"224225 3
.402 13. 3
Mercer astIIII2n12;1111, 4
Cu. Accorsz.—Bay. B. Y. Dodp, of
Wheel:lg, hos signlflad bit milliogueso to so •
eept o call which futi been tezdersd by
tho.Seeond Presl:petit-7/ daub of WoohlorP
ton, tad wilt assuaio the duties of _
new chirp la r short time.
AVEITIWNO w.
Perry 42 Qatenstamt— 2
8ranir5119311tp....... 19
Sugar Omit tp---. 7
Wmategton 6
gotith 86ff619.--- 6
Freeport Bora 7
ilLiskamfnetaslp....,..— 1
BOSTOiI
Pi= Opt sp ek
Paltry tp--
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mato On. La nar—W. would direct at
tontion to - the adrartisement of. Weed& oil
lands for tale, which will be foand In another
column. Parsons wishing sites for oil well
cannot find "a bettei chum far htrasonents.
/MUM as Taoors.--The 2d Wisconsin,
a veteran regiment, paned through theeity
yesterday afternoon' and were entertalnedby
the Subsbtenee Committee. ,
Tame Pisar,PWn aud chtuatentallilate
Rooter, aria bah& ht Pensuudrada and Vera'
mut date of tha bast quality at low rater
tuna al Mu. leoublizes, sear the Water
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. _
Ittronto.--Eunuel Gisluint .t Co., !da
cha:a Tailors, hove removed to II Smithfield
street. We are jest readying our mad
;Taly of splint and yammer -'goods, and
d most respectfully Invite =trim& and
the 'palls In general to Mid= our awl
steely hollering it to be one of the but
stories of mant- tailor goods in thif city.
Every garment warranted to give fall Selll.
faction, in both Floe and quality. Give s
tall before patv.Uxbg elsewhere sad judge
for lewastreL aassan MoOsirmus,
Tatitgr, TB Smithfield street.
twos tun Corr.--At Kee!attend.' /mutton
Hoeg No. 85 Elftb street, goods of every
deseilption are being retailed below 'present
eastani pion. .1. large gook of Boots, Shoe'
and - adtess—prima goalie-4i private sale.
Look for number and name' in windows.
Tiit- Committee of Arrangements for the
,IltrorMarructirron Moms on Batnrday
nlest,'Airs reputed to mat this maing at
Mao Mayor's oMoo,at 7js o'clock.
&swats= Chairman.
Poe Braechicts; deems, Catarrh ted 414-
sciroptlee Coughs', Browses Bronchial Troches
Orr wad with advintsgo,BlTlng okfintlmee
Immediate
'Sad bY thuSellbs gelkerelP
Oitsnits ano artists 01110 will ba 10104
the Omnibus office, Va. 410 Penn street', day
or night. AU order" left et the stare pleat
will be prom_ptly attended to. An taxi most
be gala be &drones. - .
Wasosuoi scum Who. Ivnot 'object to
-Anyt, to dll es place of a , dread- min.
Bpoolol Induce:ter:to orotEL Apply Immo.
.dtotoly at' , ettotrokOrms4_,.
Etio Onlas.4-110,000 piper collars 1:1
ihe psokagoihsand ar , itansaadoit
0/411aar4 MgaxeßelgaltiNgt"ligitlit.
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Obr Hoot Table.
A lifinto_Amaat Mt* itiialian Vann. D. D, LLD.,
lste ammttna Protasis of Systematic Disleati
la lb* Galva Tbordoesica Gemloary of the Prot
mama Episcopal Chnrch - la the Vatted States of
Anielift. By CC Wbite Bromon, A. AL Ybilmfel
pala .1. 21. Lippincott It Co. ielttebargh: for
sale by Kay A Co., 66 Wood - area. 212 pp. 12mo.
This ls a graceful and tender record of the
life of a bolo - fed tascher,which will doubtless
ho very welcome to many, in all park of the
country, who profited by the lessor,' of divine
truth and wisdom, and earnest piety, which
they learned .from him. Beside the memoir,
Mr. Bronson has given as • lemma and two
samosa by Dr. Wilson, which cannot fall to
impress most favorably those who have not
already had an opportunity of becoming an.
co:minted with the manner of teaching of this
learned and able man.
New Novatz.—Mr. Henry Miner, 71 and 73-
Fifth street, has received from the publish.
en, Mews. T. B. Peterson 6c Brother,, Phil
adelphia, offs. Bridal Eve," a new novel, by
Mn- Emma D. g. N. Soathworth, whose ex
ceedingly prolific, bat always entertaining,
faculty of invention has BO often been ex
ercised _in the interest of our excitement
loving generation of novel-readers. It is to
be claimed among the best of Mn. South
worth's novels, containing, u ono writer af
firms, "deeper thought, and embracing a
deeper meaning, than any of her preceding
voila, besides being in plot more Ingenious
and elaborate."
Brom Mr. Miner we have also nosivod
"Hottpu A Tale w orth , Okl DuteA Motor,"
by Mansfield T. W anew of “Lnlu,"
just published by Carletom of New York. It
Ws sensation novel of the most senntional
type, mid will not fall to and readers of the
oleos that delights itself in the morbid ex
citements widen such works engender.
Tao Annual Cyclopedia, and Register of
important events for the year 1603, has been
received by Usury Miner, 71 and 73 Fifth
streets.
Catalogue of the Old Curioxity Shop.
We have lying before n, the catalogue of
the Old Curiosity Shop, connected with our
Sanitary Fair. Although frequent visitor
to the Old Curiosity Shop, we were eurprLsed
-to note the largo number of relics, curiosities,
-trophies, /Co ,on exhibition. There are just
dm* hundred separate article,. The =sta.
loom is very complete In it, descriptions of
the different subjects of Interest, and is well
worthy of preservation sae memento of the
Pair. The list_pf Revolutionary relics and
rebel trophies will be road with interest by
those who are to come after us.
We hid thought to call attention to some
of the more valuable articles named in the
catalogue, and not already noticed in these
columns, but we 'despair of being able In the
limited space that would be at our. disposal,
to do justice to the collection. We can only
say to the reader, that, if you bans not al
ready given an hour or two of careful study
to the contents of the Old Curiosity Shop, you
should do so at once, Au opportunity to see
so many rare and Carious things, we feel se
emed, will not again occur In your lifetime.
It it hut en sot of simple Pollee to state in
this connection that the working members of
she - Connitlttee on the Oldeuriosity Shop haver
displayed great energy and tact in Hawing
their adm ira ble ealleotion, as well as area
lent taste in atraning it. - They have labored
under many disad v antages and discourage.
mente—among others, the want of a hall of
,entllciont else—but noterithnand.ing these
they have stmeeeded in rendering their 4e
partment one of, the most interesting' and
popular of the Pall. The seal and industry
dlsplayed by them Is worthy of all praise.
SPEOMI . lACAb aoitCES
TAE Ut TEST, NEWS
BY TELEdIIAPii.
OUR SPEOIAL DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.
STIRRING NKiYS IRON GRANT BUM
The Army Safely Across James
111Ter.
ADVANCE TOWARDS PETERSBURG
Onr Cavalry Engaging the Enemy
WHITE HOUSE ENTIRELY ABANDONED
THE NEW YORK CUSTOM MOVIE FRAUDS
to..
Spectal blapatch to th. Pittabiugh °netts.
Wentrioron, June 16, 1864
GILINI'II MOVIAZITS
We may soon expect something stirring
from Brent again. It is certain thathis army
bas safely crossed the James river. He avert
ed the passage of the White Oak stramPle
'and took the short out to Charles City Court
Home, by crossing the Chickshoudny at Long
Bridge and at Jones' Bridge. Yesterday
morning our advance was on the march Ines
direction of Petersburg, and General Hades
cavalry were already engaging the seamy in
the outskirts of that townj, Their - operations ',
were distinctly visible from General Butler's
headquarters. White HoUse Is entirely aban
doned, and steamers !semi this city now fee
chutes City Landleg t on the Jame, tint,
The Iliolunind Diepatat Of Tees 11th says :
"An official dispatch recalled yesterday
states that Ohneidan's force& had encamped, on
Thursday night, at New Market, le Sisetstyl
tante county, about five miles from :Childs.
berg and ten miles sont; o• of Spotkyliania
Court House. We have od authority for
stating that Gen. Hampton wen between them
and Gordonsville. Ileitis= of Caroline =e-
V, who arrived In this city yesterday, statue
that Sheridett's command it about eight !hea
rted strong, with ten pieces of astlaely, and
that they moved in three solemn,. A tumor
was In cirnulation yesterday that Hampton
bad surprised the enemy's tramp and pnt them
to rout, - but the report laths confirmation.
The Dispatch also says ; ViTe havereceived
further Intelligence from the' valley. Crook
and Avesta joined Hunter tendon Wednesday
were at)Stramtektt mislead:le abortion older
forenwereon the Greenville and Middlebrook
rand. s. On the same day at 3o' clack, p.
100 - Unary made a denienstration on the
Greenville and Stitunton,road but were repuleed
by Inebodett. The enemy retreated to Staun
ton, burning the Pishervitle depot on the route.
" Pope with a toms of 40011 was mewing
down the valley to reinforce limiter. The
enemy have no supplies, but subsist off the
eauntry. Thiry were doubtless awareof the
richness of the country Into which they have
penetrated, and will strip the Inhabitant% of
everything they poises,. ;
A dispatch from Menntabi Gap say.
our troops are - in fine spirits, and are anxious
to measure strength with the enemy. The
Yankee cavalry made =Mem advance on
Thursday, but were easily repulsed by Imbo
din's inf entry."
TER caw TORE COTTON UOl7lll PLIODS.
Mr. Hubbard, from the Beloot Committeo
to investigate the alleged frauds on the Gov
ernment in certain departMents of the New
York Custom House, reptutithat greatftrega-
Laxities hive bean commHted in bonds for
goods shipped to points knoirn es rebel trad
ing posts. Given thousand into, hundred end
thirty-two of such bonds wit** found to con
tain the names of principaliaiderent from the
signatures; some having two principals in
the body of the instrument were subscribed
by ono. Clerks signed without power of
'attorney ; some without stamps or seals, and
many without haring. the jtuitlecation twined;
and one tind no signature, thlingh witnessed by
D. O. Stanton and signed and sealed by H. B.
Stanton, in charge of the bond division. It
shown that the bonds wsse abstzaetad by
'ming Stanton sad summtlered for a fee;
that the bonds were Imps:feet and in decep
tive and lasnfilcient amonnts, and o:anted
In disregard of the express ttrms oftiolaw.
Evidence is addotoed inlplloathtg U. B.
Stanton In the surrender oft bona of f 44,000
in less than an hour after It eras executed, for
a fee of $650. Stanton - was t Notary Maio,
and charged fees for lastrombnts upon which
his °Vidal jadgmants were based, and trans
&Mad general Custom Nome ibutine.s, chug-
.
log from sixty mots to twenty dollars. Stan.
ton and son were discharged petolx:r 28,7863.
The Committee failed to End manifests of
sixty vessels which are known to have clear.
ed from Now York. Oita of, the bonds was
for goods bought on order or Major Walker,
rebel agent at BL George's, parmudas, with
Wm. B. Small, as surety, then clerk of the
Surveyor of New York. It appeared ,that
fottr.6fths of the trade with Matamoros goes
to Taxis, and cotton, wool, mod Aldus from
Texas form the return cargoes. Trade pith
the West Indica has doubled 'Moe the tom
mencement of the rebellion.
The Committee , conclude !that Collector
Barney cannot be held wholly blameless for
the faulty form of the bond; !blab is requir
ed to be submitted to him forlapproral.
Otto TOO 121 Err soil.
The opeubstr of bids for Um' new loan is u
resumed to-day at 12 o'clock, sit the Troasury
Department. The books wMi closed this
evening, 'bowing the foil wing rank :
Amount at discount, xs,ooo; amozust ender
font, per cent. premium, $29,24p,450 ; amount
from four tolls. per cot. preniltun, $24,427,-
050 I amount over fire per mint. prirmlinf,
$17,771,8501 tote!, $69,464,4/44 There was
sin hundred end fifty-one 'mad proposals.
mss, cams, aai
Senator Sprague reported albill authoris
ing the Seerrotars of the Trimmers to publish
and Sell &media :naps, chub . and nautical
books, and appropriating $.30,1100 to be rapid
as stand for that purpose.
TEI "Lonna mitairzi RILL
Ili. Chandler, from the Bellt Committee
en tilirins
oree, reported the P n a
Telegraph
blii, with in amendment *bikinis out the nnn
traot for $20,000 annually for ten years be
bevel the Company and the G•vernment of
the United sutra.
ma. TO roam .
The bill to pianist' guerrillas
day. Mr. ',Tobrison, of Mar,
the deesoiptien of the guerrill
a;adoesmEl Inqnsed, for Au
and other evils, to respect t •
whate►ar 114, by whioh tboy
considered briefly in an morabs.
I=Ei3
I#,
The tariff bill was then
duty upon teas was reduced tro
to twenty °ante par pound, but
ware charged ten cents ad valor
al. - The Comirdttoe's ainendusen
was adopted.
1 - Irlrrilfl77ll
The Flotuablit in amendment
elan claim law Will reported by
Committee on Foreign Relations
• _The Nous lo progronlng rap! ,
oldoration of the &notes nmea
tsilt reasdad, to.ifay, fro'
goo in &Tor of taxing spirits ,on I
yak' of, ft to 62.
Ixox Om awn.
•
.Itiinnderstoott that
seta, who took trli fiat tads
will he spisoleted to Visa
ptees ht the hatttarfromtnittes
' WI=MI OnLI
will not go to Noir York 1111's4
taken-b 7 Congress on theigold si,
- reintorii erm
President tannin and' in3/'
inornths foe. Pidishiptin.
GENERAL
Particulars of the Adrance n aud
r r.- &treat,
THE BATTLE NEAR GUNTOWN
DOMAN FI9RTIIIO OF TOE HONE
Our Loss absut 1,600 Non and 14
Pieces of Arti llery.
PARTIAL LIST OF CASUALTIES
hiaurnis, Jane 16.—The following inform
ation In regard to the late expedition of pen.
Sturgis, Is gathered mostly from offtcpri ao
m,mpanying the expedition, and Is mainly
correct
Nothing of Interest occurred until the' ex
pedition patted Saline, Miss., on the Stab,
when three hundred men were sent In adman
pining through Ripley, capturing errata
small parties of the enemy and • met
ing directly upon Rienzi and Danville ' ? do
stroying the railroad, burning the depot at
the former plan, and constantly skirmishing
with a considerable body of the enemy. They
rejoined th e main column on the 81 wit h
twenty-five winners,
On the Oils the main body paned thorough
Ripley, moving sonth. ,
On the morning of the 10th the cavalr y
moved in the direction of Genteel:, leaving
the infantry in camp.. After proceeding a
few miles they encountered the enginespick.
ets and soon after tame %known large body of
a:enemy.* peeftion end **tattle became
geninta The cavalry dismounisid and drove
thiaiemiaome Ottawa, when thelatta were
reinforced, 'an d-oar men fought four holm
againet thin odds, when the Infantry came
up and the ffiYaley retired
At II P. AL another 'Arcady of the enemy
arrived en tharallroad, sight of the battle,
which was raging furious y. All our ferns .
being engaged; it van toes evident that ne
could not withstand such attacks as wore
being nude by curb superior
numbers, and
our men began to fall back, contesting every:
Inch of ground. The colored troops fought
with desperation, and were last to give way.
The column retreated to Ripley, a dinar:lona .
twenty-eight miles, that night, after burning
a large portion of their supply-train and de
stroying ten pieces of artillery, which they
were unable to move through the swamps..
On the 11th the enemy made a desperate
attack on the infantry, which was repulsed, '
but the attack wee removal, end a considera
ble portion of the infantry was cut off and
captured.
After the ammunition bad become extuntet•
ed, it is stated, many negro troops boarded
the ammunition train, as It was - being des
troyed, filing their pocket, and bosoms with
cartridges, and others gathering ammunition
from the out off accoutrements of white
troops, and thus were enabled to keep up the
Aght until they reached Memphis.
It is stated that ale body. of 1,600 Infantry
whieh were cut o ff and supposed captured,
were defended by 200 negroes from repeated
amanita by the rebel cavalry, and arrived at
Collinsville non after the main column. An.
other body of SOO negroes arrived this moth ,
lug, having escaped by by-roads, kinglet
their Rine
The loss Is now allmated at 125 negroes
and 14 pieces of artillery and about 1,500 men.
All of the 59th 11. B. (colored,) hays comesn
except 200 on and six adhere. Three hen•
drid of the 55th b. B. an minting.
Among the catualtits in the 2.1 New Jer
sey eivalry are Capt. Reilly, killed, and
Lima. Reedolphlo, Lieut. Brady, Lieut..
Buda, Lieut. Rainer, Lieut. Applegate and
Assistant Burgeon Krauts, missing. Bernet
Indient. cavalry—Lieut. Col. Brown, and
Capt. Elliott, wounded. Ninety-Third Indl
ana—Lieut. Col. Pool, killed; Adjutant Hea
ly, killed; Capt. Comissier, wounded; lieut.
Rees, wounded and mining. Ninety. Filth
OhloLCapt. Allies and Lieut.:Kelton, killed;
Car. Hanson. wounded and missing.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING&
Wasnasorron, Jane la, ISM.
8111A111—The WI for prepaying duties on
Foreign gat before arhing !mantle' ■ere al-
awed, was parsed.
Mr. Wilson called up the Home bill for the
Carla speedy punishment of guerrillas, and for
other purposes, discunion on which con
sumed the remainder of the morning hour.
The Taqiff bill was taken up,. and amend
ments acted upon,terrierfos.
An amendment was adopted, reducing the
dudes on tea to twenty cents, with tee per
cent ad valorem on fine qualities, and iiztrig
the duties on cigars worth fifteen dollen or
lem per thousand at seventy. five cent, per
pound, and twenty per ant ad valorem"; be
tween fifteen and thirty dollars, one dollar
and a quarter end thirty per cent ad valorem;
between thirty and forty-five: dollars, two
dollars per pound end fifty per cent ad valo
rem; above forty. fire dollars, three dollars
per pound and linty per cent, ad valorem.
Paperbigars end cigarettes are subjected to
the same duties • also decreasing the duty on
Imported railroad iron from eighty to seventy
cents per pound. The ad valorem duty on
steel wire less than No. 15 was raised to
twenty per cent. Namernes other amend-
ments were agreed to as far as the reading of
the bill programed. The section relative to
woolen goods was left for future motion.
The Senate nOn•COnnafirOn In the. Boom
amendments to the Senate bill to prevent
emaggilog, -
Oa motion of Mr. Wade, an inquiry was
ordered into the manner Of engraving and
printing fractional currency, bonds, notre o ke.
Mr. Chandler, from the Committ ee on Com.
mere*, reported on the bill for Increased Ml
egrephie facilities between the Atlantis and
Nettle States and the Territory of Idaho,
with an amendment striking out the OOMpen
cation of $20,000 for ten years for the use of
the United States.
The Senate then went into enemata* ses
sion and adjourned.
liocan—A bill was introduced for the'better
protection of steamboat passeigers.
The Ways and Means Committee reported
the new Civil Appropriation bill.
Mr. Myers, of Psninsylvenia, moved that
,the hillitary Committee report en the expo&
'ency of making tutors drafts for eighteen
menthe; requiting parsons exempt to pay
commutation, and to permit the seseptenee of
colored men Cs substitutes.
The joint resolution to attend, the Orsr.
land Mall contract,. was adopted.
The Conference Committee reported a
Legislative and Jodi-ail Appropriation
The House non.concurred In the reportend
then receded from its disagreement on all the
amendment* except that increasingthe salary
of the:Treanuar of the Mined States, and on
Gas exiting for another Committeeof Oanikr.
SAM
The Internal Iterrenue MU was then taken
up, and the Conte resumed the consideration
of the amendments in which the' Contains*
of Wale and Means recommended a constr.
rase. Thus were read through andmoaof
them costarred in without l= distil or
MOM than half • dozen of the amandm is
on Which tho' conference, was recommended
ware non-eonauned In, and those were notef
an important character.
On the amendment striking out the tax On
wblekey• on hand Mr. Morrell, of Vermont,
said that this question bad bean debated and
acted'upon so many times that lU opposed
there could be no.desire to Mums it farther.
Mr. Hernando Wood, of New York, said
there were great principles involved In tbis
'question of taxation of- the steaks of whisky
on hand, which would be sustained notwith.
standing any previous aetion or precedents.
Mr. liaison of New York, sold thetbe and
others also h ad sustained the gentleman from
New York in this matter when it was first
presented. He had become satisfied of its
Impolloy, and he called attention to the fait
that all the members of onti aide of the House,
who strenuously advocated this tax,invariebly
voted agetnet any tax bill. It was- evident
that it was not from a desire to Mersin the
revenue of the Government that they per.
slated In He hoped that no mom time or
mimes weal,' be 'scribed' In the diegnation
of the minims. • -
Mr.'Waithburti k'
s, of In . obi, laid this was
smolt Jett and Proper tag, and he hoped the
House would twist upcm It. Every vote that
had been taken anon It in this Honee, except
one, bed been bills favor. He hoped theilmn•
would insist first, last and all the time. On
agreeleg to the amendment the TOW 11/1118 as
follows: yeas, 72, nips, 62 t to the tax was
stricken out.
came up to.
' •d, thought
too vague,
f rota/Litt=
• authority,
. It was
iit hoar, and
en up. The
twenty.iltre
.er rarities
n• addition
on eirgars
.t the Pera•
the Sante
and passed.
Mr. goo;, of Mo.. bu boon appolntad Itt
tks plc4 of Mr. F. P. Bloat, Jr., on'thoMil.
!taw Onsunittsa. At 43i . o'clock tho Hoots
took a ittott..
• to oon
.•eab ofttie
..• Ifs Pod.
hand, by •
The Demeeratle leattanal . Cenientki.
mite
M a Zane 18.—II to itolumlte doubt
ed whether the Malang 'Damomatto Oatures•
don; untied to meet at Ohloaga, AO 4111,,
will be postgam!. The quesdou.vel W de._
olded ou Woke Monday nett .
at 2011.
the Hatt,
vacatail
Johnston or Leo' Reinforced.
'on hag ban
too bats.
Nu You, Aug 14,-Th. Eaulre Now
Wows isanspondimt gari r Una 40'
fplable that 'ffaikke dtvisloit lisit armed
tha 'sboye Nstobolo alaram
latattuorrig/A
LZEI
_..; ,- ,::<;,'i-a, -. 1...t:::6.,!:; , a: , .; , i,- , ::.:,
Cniosoo, June t 6 —The Illinois Deraecratio
State Convention met at Springfield Jester
day, and nominated a full electoral tiokot
and appointed delegates to the National Con
vention which Is to assemble In this fifty on
the 4th of July. Aresoltillon was adopted de,-
chaos, that'll:mama as tho National Dem
ocratic Convention is soon to ueemble with
anthaity to make' a declaration of the prin.
alpha of the National Democrat° petty, it
l inozpedient for this Convention, en this oc.
/Won, to make raah a doolorstLni.
Allspatob ware:deed here frozn the Nresl
dotit of the District Convention at Harallton,
Ohio, announcing the arrival there' of Hon.
C.. L. Vellandighain. Tho reading of the
ditpateh was folloWed by a wild outbnrst of
*chewing and enthusiasm. A resolution Wes
unanimously. adopted declaring as follows:
That wo pledge ourselves to stand by Ohio In
protecting Clement L. Vallandigham and her
citizens under the Constitution and laws.
The Behan of Vallandigham—The
Wasnrsoros, Janel6.—The return of Mr.
Vallandixhato to Ohio was on his own re
sponsibility. /t is not known what, it any,
executive action will be taken eoneurning
Although the gold bill , u amended by the
House and published a day - or two slue, has
puled both houses of Congress, It has not
jot been presented to President Lincoln for
his 'ignitors. It will undoubtedly be ap
proved by him miter his return from Phila
delphia.
The New Hampstire Legislature end
COSCORD, N. 11, June 16.—The Roam of
Representatives to-day, by a vote of 163
you against 93 nays, adopted a resolution
'requesting the Representatives of this State
Iq Congrau to do aLL in their power to um=
thepassage in Congrou ths grope sed
amendment to the Constitution, abolishing
slavery in the United States.
Visit of Secretary Ctuuse-.Tho Return
of tralandigharct.
• .
Sur You, June 111.—The Poste special
sap: Mr. Ohue 1' (or New York thls
evening rr to•morrow mondug, where he will
remain for several days.
The return of Valtandlgham will not, It is
believed, be Interfered with by the Govern
ment, especially If he conducts himself with
propriety.
Cutesoo, Juno le.—Bill k Disyry's brewery
visa destroyed by flu this morning. Lou on
bisliding and Zuturss about $85,000. Insured
for $30,000. Loss of stook, $65,000. No In
intamso.
The draw of the railroad bridge at Heck
Island caught Are from a steamboat yester
day. Lou shoot $40,000. It tell take
Mean day' to rapid, the damage.
Bldg (or the 675,000.000 Loan.
NUMMI:ROI, Jane 16.—There ware slx
hundred mod Atty. one sealed proposal. for
Ike $75,000,000 loan. At a rough calcu
lation the offers amount to $10,000,000. Th.
Md. op.:l6dt* day averaged abort the um.
as yesteeday. •lgo 'formal awards have yet
been made, attn. entire. U5l hat yet to nu.
dergo o.lBeill•entulaatiqt.
Humored Hold Into Indiana.
MAMBOS, Tod., Jane 16.—1 t Is repotted
that a 'rebel force of three handfed, ender
Jenkins, crossed the river Into Trilab le eonnty,
eight miles frotn:Carroltoohjast night, and are
conking westward.
Uhl to Repeal the Draft Commutation
•
Neer Yoar,'lnne 16 —The PP.?. special
lays the House Military Committee will next
.week report a bill to raped the draft cemen
tation.
• President Lincoln In fhtlidelpisla.
Pananatrara, Jane I6.—President Lincoln
has arrived at the Continental Hotel. He
will visit the Fair this afternoon.
Corns, Bomauns and Diseased Nadia
• • •
De. Itairneu.- -This eminent Chiropodist,
who erected many cures of corns and buttons,
la again among as and to loomed at 20 Fifth
street, over Andrew's tea store. Ills opens
tins ore ettleselour, painleu and speedy, and
knowing, as all should that comfort in walk.
log is paserittal to health, those &Elated with
these troublesome pats would do well to give
the Doctor a call. Mr. Ell Young, and Mr.
James Billlinger, well known in this °immu
nity for years, were afflicted with both corns
and bunions for a long time. 'Mr, Ell Young
saps Dr. Randall most sucoessfolly clued
some most painful corns and levitate (or me.
Theme Is effectual, and' milder I made an
excellent investment.
Mr. James Milllnger wdtar•Dr. Randall,
a yauage,temoved a most painful corn from
under one of my ton nails. The operation was
perfectly sucoesful. To-day he has removed
others, and.l have no doubt With equal gno
me, for which I had undergone several an.
successful operations at tbs beads of other
professed Chiropodists.
Otos hours from 10 to 12 a. to., and from 2
to f. p. as.
re rr possible that any 'oldier eau be so
foolish ea to leave the city without a amply
of HOLLOWAYIIOINTRENT AND MIST
Witirever does so will deeply regret ih. These
medicines are Mainly certain eon for Lower
Couiplainte, Peron,
time and Faux:.
Iloilo wars Pills sad Ohttmentare lICIIf re.
talled, owing to the high prices of dings, &a,
M.BO onto. 76 cents and 61,10 per pot or box.
For sale Pittiburgh try - 11. L. 'Fano
stock 4 Uo.
For sale at Felton 's drug stem Fifth street,
.P/uaburgh.
For sale also by Geo. A. oily,' Federal
street, Allegheny city.
arnmat Nostem,Tbe attention of our
realism II directed to the brilliant assortmont
of Eprthis and Bummer Goods ,fur mocked
by otrrildendldr. John War, No. 128 Ped
ant ;treat, Allegheny. .1118 stock &Implies
a great surety of loamy Preach, English,
!hotel' and Ammirom thissimerat and Cloths,
ant One Bilk and Cassliners Valings,—ell of
wtdoli will be made up to order in the MUM
Gybe and to the best manner.' A @holm se
legion of Parniahing Goods oleo on luind and
for sale, tofflther with a full stook of Beady
Made lna. Tolland fashkmably mode.
Di. lifursrm. Douthit, No. in Fourth
street, between Smithfield and Grant.
No ladttotroauts hold out by amiss low
riots; but as equitable fee will, ba ohmiod
to may ease, forth. best materials will be
as and all tho time and amewaryso ie.
serebo applied
Dem ,
DT1M.L.431 a Irma melted la a akhatlatt hem
lb. battle of Worth anus MTV. OU the Itth foot i
apt. W. W. EITXX &est Pa. Tatar
Sbi faawal kao• the raddanteof A. S. Mae.
Lodi au !rota /Immo, 800 ad Watt illeightii7
City; on Tama artazata, at! &deck, to premed
tto Etna!, Cloolotory. ,oche kilted to
toad larthat wax
, •
11117104X111.—0n Titola, oronlatt. Jams 14th,
KIIIIDOOZOies of llamas and iu Mgr.
isodrokpd nltutoottriin.
..waTHAN of saadiuq. on Thursday ma
nil y aa&a&
us* eth conortiott ortho brala, - Dr. (11105 UM
IULLI4, In the= you of AY ato.:
Via famtoirdirtllcoliiii**on Butdoithaaiigi's;
4=0004 at 10 fro.* Rt. - iiildinoo el 144
. 114bir,Bitallinal4str*.. - '-% 4
ObnialiAMES attendanbt
• , 404 2111717r0ar voliturrita
onto: to taalt 0/19134 FULL, Nue Was*
'outgo It it okloca. A patesoal ottondooto
4 riallestat.'
Itamitot ewe: L;• , - boat,
k m . 44-Wgtlur Ziar t Itba;sphaind
=I C = tr.' , —S= 1 .1 ;Pe:
L td'
ViSre..,valreqk , kilia !tits stlA *l*okt:ow'
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mommicuttrilirtliD.
Theßemnant of his Force rarsu
ed through FletoV)urg•
1106Gi6'S LOSS AT 'CHRISM 1,000
VALLANDIOHAM STILL AT DAYTON
aISCINNATI, Jane 16th.—The Those corn,-
pondent at Flemingsburg, Ky., of the llith
says: Tho remnant of hforgan's command,
numbering seven hundred, passed through
there on the morning of the 19th, en route,
Porribiy, for Pound Gap. They admit a all
of nearly one thousand at Cyntbiana. A
Pederal forms of fifteen bin:dna, 111 pursuit,
arrived at Plemingsburg about six hour, if
ter Morgan left.
Vallazdlgham 4 still at Dayton, and ell ta
reported qatet there.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Belolntione Adopted to Protect Val
landigham.
Geld Bin
the Conatmitional Airandment.
Destructive Fires
New York market.
Haw Tax, Jam 16.--Cotton excited and Kowa
higber ; 51,45 for 111k1,111¢4 Uplands, Ear is held at
41,60. Ploor—fltate and Wear= mom attire earl
loglGo Melba, and, in man inertancer aharing an
ad nu.. Or 20c; IMIII.IO hr Ears 5tat..114.448,00
for Extra IL H. 0., and p.4 , ?a,FSfa Trod. Bradt.'
rho market Mean Ann •no alien at tbe fa.
aids quotaions; toaludad to 'beaded are 30,010 DM,
Estralltato,June,July and AnastAttal 45. Wfdal
more salve and Inner at 31,35.111,3? for Madero.
What amine and Pato bigher and in beta apart
Mama ; 31,7801 03 for Dolma !Poring. 11,02;3181
for 11111wankee Club, $1,378101 for Winter Hed
Wridene ; • large porticn of the tat. connoted of
No. I 11111waukee to arrive at 01J33011,02 Cern
opened steady and cloyed doll at $1,43,q1,47 for 8..
Mixed Wertarn, riming doll at tb• Outdo prier. Oats
opened steady and cloud doll at lel @AI% er Madam
Oar.. dull with no We. of trOPertmem. Ihns.
an at 11% for P.O. in Bond, sod 16318 e for Cuba and
Muscovado. Parole= ; Qnde 40c, Mined in bond
67348411. Helloed Pre. 70eg77. Wool very dna and
to moderate demand. Pork excited and folly gt 'per
bbl blotter, chiefly Be. ids u, but the price. of tb•
other kinds are mere or ben nominal ; for Mere, 335 for 04 do.. 8371311,150 for Ham do., chubs at
$37'2 . 837,00, COMO= for Old and New Prime 594
g36,..t. for Prime Merl; abo 1000 bbb Be. May
Jon; buyer.' 0pti0q,,3376437.0 ; 600 bbb do., eon.
terms and &Omar 317,35; 1,000 Dbl. do., July,
buyars option, $ 35,.25. Beef firmer; 14,00010 ter
8687 for Prime, $1600()19,60 for It.packsei
Mem 1=024 for Old Extra Moe. Cut Meats •
abode draw at 12.0d2y,0 for Shoulder., 15015140
Hum Baca Aida more strive; Medan Short
Babel 1434 k. Lard firma at v ., Rade
Heledered, August, buyer.' option, 11., Hotter in
Bo
demand .at 2503J0 for (Ada, 30 for State.
Chomp ultra.
Cincinnati Market.
Lldecrasari, Jame 10.—Plour In large ajtectdatire
demand; adfs of 26,01 X) bbb
coma 7 tbr experdno.
and 1170130 for Extra; at eh, boldara aaked 16
021.10 bladtar. Wheat advanced ton for Bed. Cont
rather arum; Las $1,04,111,10, Charted 111, 1,14.
-Oats doll at 13X4111c. Whisky advanced ,
and closing buoyant. Kea Pork Maw cad to
14,10. and closed uneettlad, holden asking Ll 5 and
de Lard add to the Ettant of 100 demi at
1 but et the dole could not ban bean hosed
at than Ito. Balk olds attranclog tallW6lsg.
gad bhouldan to LI, the market ckelag ineguLtr.
Lams firmer; Ocrumon Boor Cured fLOW.Igc.
Grocedaa Arm and an toed demand at toll ratec
page 166342 e Ooff • 42g44% mau.eou,ssa Loa.
Gold 196@i97. Silver tar 918.5. Exchage. Omer
but not higher. Thera is a presslog demand for
money.
Stock and Money Market.
Now You, Jams 16 —Money quiet and fine at 7
Pre cent. etathog doll at 110.10 gold. Gold &A.&
firmer ladlulet,oyenleg 1973„', adrauead to 197%,
and eltslog quiet at 19P/.
Gorentment Stock, Mtn; 0.20 s Couptntloo,3l.os%;
7-304, February and august, 103.
0. a IL L....—..117X1Lrie.—.---.-111%
Terre Wants-- .—64 X
Toledo a Wanui....149
OaF. W— —163 Leant= ........ 40v
lIL ament nat.—l oam& chlaw—lel
Maim /outgun— 0. 11. Certificates— 65
Mel= year eertlbeates—. 971/
Pada., 61101---4C4
New Tort Cent:ll_lst%!
MAW° Market.
Ilturrato Jane 15—hour firm, quilt std un
changed. What 495 e better, the demand befog
chiefly confaani to eyeing ; Ne. 1 Itilweakee and
Chicago !prin. 5167, New $1,0301 GC to arrive. Ito.
2 (2sicagollpring 51 C.:41,43, Cana firmer but quiet,
alien and buyers being Kept. Oat is held at Po
for Wetter., but velth , cit Wt. Other Oran anal.
ha/. Pork b 35. Whisky—Salta at 51.31.31., •
Chant Frtights— Wheat 18%, Oar. 1 , Oats 15,14.
Lott Imports-430.; 10 5.5 this; eat 123,14 b
bath Clara. 111,674 bunk; Oen, 48,030 bush.
Cana txporte—hour, 1,203 bids Wheat . .. , t15.4120
bash; Can s 92,6C0
bush
; 05b,15,150 bosh..
Citteago Market.
CIIICLOO,JUILieI.—nnt, &diva and . advanced 250.
Wheat active, nxitatileci and excited, and advacced
9 0o; tale 21,61% for No. 1, and 2 1 , 0 %01.1i2 for
ho. 2. Ortn anoettkd ; 81.14%01,16 No. 1
24191,12% for Po. 2. owe quiet at minx.
Higherine. Jinn at VAN,' Prorialoar firm.
knights advanced lc; L5)016 on Wheat to 13 of
foist
.11scelpts-7,000 bbl. Flour, 63,000 bu h Wheat,
W. 5.000 bushOons, %40 boob Oats.
Ib4nusuts-14,000 bbl. Fluur,Elo.oDo blab Wbrat,
0,61X1 hush Corn, 1.40540 bath Oats.
"fining Stock.
Bona,, Jona 10.—Tbe fallouts' ars tlas prises of
mining stook; bid In Bono. to-fay:
Canatral
Haacoet 7
Huron AS I Pesach Croak—
_
Isle Itoyalo.---.29
Oswego Market.
Oerrao, Jana 18.—Irloar to
haged; $7,15611 ter JAo. 1
Rad Wheat—esrcfally We
Wialer—contlnue• scarce and
provement la price.; %bite
dull; New No.l Indians 114
Caasl Profekta— Moor 42;
He Yrk.
Good demand and an.
It.RZ for Mater
stern Spring. and Rtd
• am at • fortner
lm-
MJcbtg $487. Corn
a.
Wboat and Pena ito to
Philadelphia Market.
Plaranntagla, June 16.—gloar firm and un
abangad Wheat tot.; Whit* 52(19,10. Rai 51:019
1,90. Coon dsclinod ; Yellow 59,63 afloat, 5i,61
atom. Virhas declined le. Provialoaa advancing.
Patrols= lamming ; Croda 43(544, Banned to bond
94,93.50, do. tree 70374. Whisky advanced; Penn.
tylvanla 51,34, Ohio 51,30.
Baltimore Market.
Batmoan, Jana 16.—glonr firm; Ohio Superior
53. Wheal atudy. Cora dull and drooping; Whine
$1,43(1143. Tallow 5133. Whleky 1 ; *al= or
Ohio at 51.35.
ha w . 1
la river Is still minding steadily at ebb point,
with Ira than three feet reported on "Clam Mosso
Ripple." The weather yeMerday was clear and op
pressively hot Ireghenon, and the apparent Indimilens
of ninon Wednealay have entirely renisheL
Them hae not been • single arrisal ar departure
dem our last report. The !Werra from Wheeling:
Juin, Rom Zanesville: Rerun from Cincinnati and
D Eats Robinson from baulsoille due, and the
two former teals will doubtless be found In port tide
morning.
The ddam Jacobs, we reared to learn, isstill hard
agroemd at Clam Ileum, and le likely to remain than
until there Is another rise in the river. Rbe I. said
robs lying acoraldarable distance onset the channel.
It Ls • areal pity that • tine new Wet lit. the Ja
mbe abould have mat with each • misfortune on
h
Tba In commend of Capt. Jam been, lo
announced to lean for Gt. Louis on beturday. eh*
hos teen thoroughly overhauled sad repaired, and le
In Met rots mmiltion for the rouremer canomslan.
Cent. J. It Lyre has charge of the Oka
The prompt end nilabia tilesrva, Copt Gorden,
ie the regular packet for Wheeling to-oy, Laving at
•
pLUMBLNG,
Giu and Steam Fitting,
In sTlh bra i n r chne ran
attended by rye
GAr macrk..•a= mri.
o$
SIMLA
1111311 a T I B A
L R DAUM
WATER CLOSETS,
EITDBANTS
Ounataatty on hand and made Moeda ~
TATE & SEVILLE,
No. 69 TEDIZAL STREET, Alkgherajt,
a4 , 111111 1=1 ./
ri? L1137/ZiTT EITELEST, Pittabanty•
TAPER WAREHOUSE,
KIRMICL i IRVING
No. 'no =Nos STEXICT, PtillaDELPflia t Poo
tioalltetaren of
Double Strength Manias Paper.
Of .11 Wm.
aoza.. WitAPPKILS. co hand or made to order
Meted
vantftio. prim paid liar HOPI, In lam or small
eattrod
opORD Ca,
W basal* Dial= ix
Hats, Caps' and Straw Goods,
Ron Isov In raw Ws Wont cut .can oomplats
dock - of epode Su
EW.4/ZZG: E141.E8.
Verausel In Os Ted. laerabuts sin monied
to ma sad =amble car "Sock, fbab,len bo sold AS
vorylaw eat
s. UI
Woi3is at., ft:4ml.
NEW
,IMILtNERY STORK,.
21.,4t; aigir!sireet.
cg4;gZr==
Bats g
amil t t
yaw, put aux Eaagattas.•
orlowerft arval,na t
• and Mama.. Mama. - !r
ia4iil2ll
MSORIBER,
AGIEST POS
'
t •
John Marsh &, Co.'s Boihs•Ash,
.... , .
,
zieinztaatly reodliaithio oins. wltlch to mill on
at the martliyarable team -21a.ts -Ash b - pinker
luly aqua ty the mainc*taTe cd Obis., . -.. :
O. W. CIIIIRCHNAS3.
Dotal' IBOBT eras" enalmiptas.
solteamod
vuorolierrr or.ssw ontsams,
crry utit
m osal.
PROPOSALS will be - rooed 6t tho
atm of the Ply Omptrollor, for 01111 !DOD
MOW 1038, atm or Itr, o. sury Co trisuterd; o
/LW!. Q OdLITY . PITZSOUSGI rt . COAL, for de
ors of las OUI ad err Ostrom Paid Provosts
roorrt basidtessed to ISTODDLBT.ROMILL,
Oactrellar, stales Mr price ;or bard. Model or
tari, drlfvtrrd rips! tbs wharf. sod to MAW Is Oa
cr tem ILo ifS3l. DAN 01 JOLT, out. •
-Tho ussi lob dallvirsdprlortsempt.l3o.
—..-
1 7.11./L.Attbtle
D. L. onttromMta . >lga t.,
1559 000 FEET OF LITMEES,
.7+ bagAsaa = l l% wPtnr o vrefa_ty!
L -
1411.2 s aft,
• - `",
EIMMEEM
WEI/ 41 4 1 #
eacaugsx ruzrof
LOCK s3ll3ltil
SEWING MACHINES•
Via 0 11.Z.LP/ZsT,BThIPLIST LEW am.
Prioxtpal OM.= mut Wholstells impettess..
L. AT WallTii ST.,
Tlares iLant bolas, Ea& Meth.
wit *sirtiNza 3r otx.
Ira FM= &arra
C=MIJ
HYLAND, WOODS MO.,
NEIRCIIIANDLIIE saosEns
LONHARD SIMT, BALITIEMBE, SID.
Onion for potr-huo of CeSTEZ. SIIC IR, b.
thfri = L em to rblPPlor , •
Waning, by ponalarlon, to: -
Marra bumps; liknonott 6 Co, tit* Tort.
.1 rats Whetter d 00., do;
_Hklddy,.lllnford b Oa, do;
Donhaly, Woods d Co., Baltimore.
jar ns
IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT
000 K, PE"B7IT t 00.13.,
• No. 18 Eliatthdeld arrest. !
10 Denim manned 8. 0. Mums;
380,0 00 Plate
- 180 de ;el H ms Leaf Lard;
um -
OVID " Unarasatt Hamm •
Ld W. B. Caarseed a. 44 Efuzi.!
800.000 " Extra Nice Bhouldsid; •
100,000 " Oldee;
60.0:81 Bibbed Wei . •
.80.000" linger o=4 Dried Wet,
6%1 bb!.. (Sbsp rdd Beek) Dd. real. Flotir
GROCERIES
250 khda. N. 0. al P. ILBogara, good to grim;
400 bbla. R. Y. /Ira" arearteal brarelit
2.51 do R. O. ltolausr. . •
200 do Orned, Roved, Or, & Cedes Stowe;
frrainige good to pilau Rio Crain;
250 1,7. ebeeta r.LI„. G. P., Lay. di OoLorgyotai
10 do Japan-Tea; .
200 bbla. Rangoon lare; •
700 pkgs. Totowa, Charted AM 1114 onaillien
ZOO bf. Ulm Enke Re ring Lae White Add
1.100 bide. and tit bbla. Ilatkand i aarreud NOll'
100 gnu /gm Cant 2 Rattan;
/a store ant for sea by ! •
inlay= Leztas,
and Hon 21 and an 8m tbgeld etrett.
GROCERIES.
120 bap Prim. Oeftwa
:0"2411'. $
'Aq •
60 tines do des
U 0 Ws. H.O. lL:anew
11:0 do abates 87ram
•
40 taass /Vs sad 17. Tobacco;
20 do Pounds do.
k-p &Mist • d o ;
1.60 baUctuarts Young Hymn, Lapertal and
Black Tsai;
Armand and tonal. los by
JOEL lIMEPASIIIOII d 1111da.
4125 191 and 193 LI.
To PRENTLES.
PRESSES FOE SALE.
ONE ADAM' PATIT PRIX% plsßesi MHO
Inches.
ORE TAYLOR OTLYNDIaMINISO
OEM TAYLOR DOlinLE ER, bed hull
AD In pod order. Will be add sr bar
gain. Upbeat.
WSW seserrz. Pittibaryn,YA
11 1 ( L EURIMA WISh t. 11831 b , PLaki C9/041
'l4la. "IuguEAULI, you mow mi.
Reed's Dlownetio OIL
Tba cart Is • was UM. Bold by add divot
D=ggins.
EIXON J 01138703,
myl9 Oorms. toeuth EluilthElddidtreat.
COLUMBUS OOLEM.dN,
DUMMY AYElltil, Alloshany City,
licoufacturos tbr •ale Ray & Grain Rake•
of tics Economy. Union, Ealkey and Priori, Rtrd
pattenm alao, STORE AND 81.001.81 C
WHEELBARROWS, OUTTIRO BOX and Wag
on wor STEEL all description.
A 1... TEEM. for Hay and Grain Rakes.
• • , .Bmsodairlf
p&TTERISON & BROB.,
Ilasbulk
Youghiogheny Coat and Not, Coal.
Orders 141 at the Crle DA.1013.01t
next. Bradley's Woolen Allegheny Vlty,
promptly attended to.
talWattorn aide. paarpay 01144.
cilflmatf
S . DRIM, Dealer in
HARDWARE AND CUTLER
PLOWS, PLOWSITHASS, HAY 841113, *r. all
the dlteeaat kinds of BILI.IGERS and lto In
uwsoauta. an loads of Harculnautt Gar:twin Im•
pla
No. 26 OHIO STEXCT,
14.Iolobtaajuou's Toren.
maiv.s
CHAS W. SEVILLE & CO.,
Grinds?' and Polishers.
(Pomo:ly Young Bro.'s Caner and Ayala!
I M ) jisy m int l ar l" W=T n Ett i l h argl7 4
Ilnkbarr Cita.* Elannaga, Bras and Shingly
EAlam Carmatere Cavan' and Ti WNW %bolsi
Balwan, Kasai; %aim' Rim; &dim' 'Labia
bt thablas Ude,. and Dana &a.
All Orlzallng antlearlthlag ikamaptly atundaet Sr.
crisadain
SUNignEa
or hada Lk/Shore Potatouh
50 bld&altrs 5 20021
10
6 do 801 l Halter;
bozo. .162
I 0 Lobo packed
Doter:
10 bbis. Whits Bow:
20 do 'Whtto klai•driod Coro 15..*1;
6 hhds. N. 0. 6tkpz;....
• and tor lab by
rams: VAN GORDEN,
26211 No 10 thottleold at, corner of lint
200 BBLt3. GAFF'S FLOUR
25 bbla N. O. ;Mohair ;
20 da Cbtudanall Sto. 1 Lard OD;
50 tutus C3nchtuatl German Soap:
30 hl. them Gram, Black and Joao Tea;
20 bbo N. T. Sytup;
Jaat nottrod sad 03r Ws by
B. LUSA:MU, Jr., CO.-,
ISt Llbert .treat.
•
DAPEE AND ENVELOPE WARE.
a. 7111782.—Jas:ftia. largo stock of
EOM UM= AND cap-papraa.
Alto, XISTEDOP7/04 la great earkths, adtxt, sad
qoalltin, for pa& For eal•
W. 03. JO a OD., hypo_
677; oc l 4ll.
SONDBIBB-4 bbla. Eggs;
1.0 kap
do
I Dru 4
Hatter ; Apples;
rish
PO DOA., Pwsas
1103 do 'Pastas
In ston sad fta oslo 4 . cat's ix BAL3LIT,
INT N 0.171 /Rtty Meet
LEAF 'TOBACCO.
9 Cu.. Oh*Q Ltat.
FM7=ROMI
DVON - CRUX LUBRICATING OLL,
► p r i m . Mt*, tree tram tritowanintV
co gem stoohtosvcd equal to Heif rard, et
turatu f a Rom •
oral 41411) Water Ana.-
"rtIIRLINGTON" RZR6ING.--20 bz.o.
miteton on emoted Hactina.ba Flaw ardor,
Jost reasived sad far eau by tba boa ar at owl, at
Colima', Oman Sian of
tM;MMNI
.NOW IN STOR.F.
70 bbls. Wed Yak sta ti Dry , Apples;
• .1 laitaas
12 8 sali k b icb*. k"a a"
L. IL 1 70/0T k CO
0 . 3 A hal'. paTainain and
• wrad; I;7oa:dHa a vad:t a aibteoa a t s:,Cam as,
o a
.0 iblindio.ryaLoJ
JOnil a 1111.Nattalir.....t
LICWHEAT.—No* in store; - 28C1
B
Dal: pets. Jam" Backidust. loe ffretl. - WM .
sell daris,Uti ba sat .sin.
- El. vozor a 00.. t. 37 Mat, irt.
stuuxem - vauseuis, a luta° PPti
LP Wu, Aesop uprealy D aman Day swami
Aid SOS' age bJO ziMuLIS'.
MOM Ltbatv slums.
NO I . /, LIED 0/4-431)0tt1. Mtilsodlo.
m.
eal•by - US. DAM= &BUB, • ,
mr‘t , ,gsmdtoliirearmwt.
I,EA.u-40U pigs salt tialOi!a..llo
.1:- ziesival sad to / asabj '7"":
RUIILING tustitraNti-2).
Ja — T - Thartcdrid Rad it. ...re,. •• : -
ago • vinkixa kBICS
_ GUI•LS—Ttto hugest - bed
la dock tzt this thokst, Icor Wiley -
ish BM/hum" them sin;
e • SUR 4 Biltem,u OutALlOl.
-19" tas zOtrit. us iff.;.e I
. _
a r wllamito-r46.Wlist
Wein' arta atqa frf
Art7MM
14 toll 4.21"
=EI
* .-- 1fei02 4 141,7111 MOB&
BMViII.T. -BUT AN ZEMIANT
--- PLO)_
MEN'S CALF CONCIESaIIAIIELS
a!
CONV: P HALL MU BPOU,
o. 62 Fir h street,
=Sr DOOR TO ItZPRRIS 017 TOR.
1•16
5,000 PAIRS OF
GAITEIIS I •
urns, mums' enbozazgals iFrON;
cosanzA, opniiiszo .
Alarl, a vary large asarts sct
CHILDREN'S SHOESi : : ; .•
or ry ova dzscal,pttor., Malaga grilx,,
=tat !it : - • - •
MCOLELLAIikI, 55 Fifth Street.
- ff. 8.-gook tar nun and astmber.p candor; aa
team co censuction with oar ettisr bats%
A NEW bUPPLY OF
•.
LAtn:s., omprzanzwit,
aussar,
BOW AND MIMS%
Boottiaihoes and Oahe"
- .
No. 54 Ma.rkot Street.
BLUER & SOME.
DURING THE PAIR,
Boots, Shoes, Gaiter; and Balmoral*
FAIR PRIORS.
At BORLAND'S,
Ito. V 3 MAILECZT 3113310.
NEW OOODSI NEW GOODS!
,
We haw Jan racatred au Spring ' WNW it .
BOOTS ABM SHONS, -
Which ara will sal at the LOWMIT razass:
Wd tun dm Latvia and best 'ahead Wicker
ifiraft flag Cell Sqlcuars4oo.l •16004 . ..:
rob. anmenn the city. Laramp Len eAraiiii_
hi aka Gun as • eau,
Jas. Robb;
• .
11) BUMS ISTILINT. •
rfLIBTOM MADE ECEIOES—WiI
...ibis remind • large salortaasat of .
.1
Bows, imuas AND KUM%
hest Hew York and Philadelphia Ckatooo Walk s Qu
Wk. and Woe& Gros, SW, liforeccco, Goa l and
Losing lialrarros, Hoots sad Gallas, or a
Three goads are watrassted to both. MY goods
toad, ha tbsk mantes..
Also • gesterallacetam‘ofall Ito& and gusillog
GI =Ursa% Staple and Yaw, nom .
. .
011 . 0. Illtga. 11031 - 4.C0.i.
apla No. n. air. of Wood sad Podeth 44,
JOHN OAMPBELL Blattidhatiii . r
BOOTS AND MOO; slurp deactiptlas e yt
Ehalthtead str,t,Tlttsborgh caa:47,
FIRINECUED
~ iSL
VAS. /LSD 1700 D 1711A/../g.,..-,
-
awn cm , : im ",- , 2
WH0L131.1,11 011 MILLI.
re& W wocant - EX.Ut
97 and to Third ma, amaiie 44:41 c
end 1117aarth Erma . —9OllO
gun a STONMEAN,
istaiorammuom 01 wilut wax&
QKO shrg on bang ase4 =bib trail"
alt r i tu.
Iras+eatss
"l oAara. - =
surto= wrowroaxobonocogzik. .
=TAD idoes WTEUtibr co * *itt.
on 'own! . a t 1
SPORTEMENB lIIS4NIJAATE:I4I
• •
susl3o7lMirril ,?!
Invitis it* qmixtokt
Mlskeir of GOO, =UNA R4LIVL • .110,p& ~ 7;
L% O AILIIAAGN,POWDLICTIAN.VoIerk :
11014113 sad DUX 742118. aqat
=LIU= at era; kW: 111, _
pJ. 0113 - it CO.
!
xx PINE": ;
rri.n aimed" fa AIZLIZt." Pd iv iltii-Oilive.tisa
ardlan bstrat-BINZESTEL Foritli9l:l4llo.7pa
OHLoe. Ho. I.I4THHEIH.F43I= -4 "
jWkin
.1. • •
HENRY WALLAOR
€011110431011 Mc
No* ISO TB 14=4 irr, van
-Ontwrszs;l'l3o - It*lrllo
N - SIEDLE, 2;1183
• 0
nib
. - . • - ' - 1 ~' . •
Pianos and ,Iffludcal 14tstun7ts "- c
• , - . -.
Kaspacautaalir en !gm . ; s gas setataist,c9 : • .
.:-;
lIIVP/ABOB, VIOUITE, za. sons.. aboon:_: -*_4
OBa, rZLINIB, !a, Which; Ifs vU. on to 4,seir , , ,
mina • - _ _. ; lialeisetlqt -I' ,,'
F lBg
+.50 half bin No. 3 Istroi.- ;
do - odulatk
• 40' X
Xm • .,--
azacuraij d . s sh;rts !aa
Iteastridantlibriatsby 3.g r I
IDLIK -- BB AND ANL -
nAco 216 Trf *balm Brut,'
Tired B. 0. Swam
3 3501ba. Moo Osavalleax Rug:mg
twore.o.r.DaelsiOssLopisrt,imt
T3firram ehalaalaat Iraraitt ,
'Tar ash -- J IMPINAS N
ATLAIiTIO Arm PAOrlelp
Ltini To 'cLuroixt
re -
. inianiar
Osaa.-1,
(VOWS! Ca&MSE--fte e ire
teoberm tarp cmp.
4.1 q, -• • !": S '
• • ••-• • ." • ..k it. vomii alp, ,
NOTN.+4.OI)O frosh. • thoos•
• Runs tan ne!pipput lb" ado bpi:-
,iunitis um,
•344 • Sik.l.ll melte *Mt, ' •
QrtitrliAG SQUiIItIeATIN of 'way-T.:1..,
b -
44 gar Sib • ' - , te,•sr.
• • JAM:lllloll7lf.LlS.wirfinftur.
fffirelat ornring&OtoreTroz-'"Y:41:
/A • : ILK= euWIT, 124 Wood stmt.
Gratatir b li
41111 •JA 17111 arn: hTIIOWr
. . -
.:~
h,, ~ "_~
~' .
'AA end.
IL -