..:-...V*llogit Sate.
' SATORD4S . BliAnpiegr...-111LIt 2, IE4I.
,CITY AND SUBURBAN,
" • V. cbristoui Commicalon.
The & o Committee of Western Pannul
pregentg the following report of fie
epastions for Jane
SCI Jlnsin Smith, Otanomn.tlith.
5 Id Itendetw. D u n alagetilo, Pm,
ss w H,tower, west klenandsr,
rf, P Tai.or Beater. Pa
A
A P Policek, D, Washington con o nty,
rondat, do d
33 Hideout, do do
Bobort !fiercer, do do
Beg D 8 Litton, Hickory Pa.
.• s,Armstrdnx. Ilarrivostir.e, Ohlo,
Andrew 5.11 h. 'W..," Oslo,
Jobs 5 i ratty, %ash% Ohio, hero been commie.
eloped a. del.g.to• to the Army of the Poloinac.
net N tamil e ilexcer.
John Keil.. glo enuellimille, Ohio, bate gone
to the Army
isf the Cumber:a' d.
The Vaunter sotnoa ledges dia.-reedy( of
the following contribritione during Jane:
atrial,* (ionontalon from Wwhingtoti,
hops, fir 0 Itt Bead. B q additionat (to
^ I
tailis3o)._---. 2003
'Aral Odandttea of Board CO Da Convert
. tlarrettl.l P Ma. 15 916
95
OhL3ToWetaltdp..,—... . 2 330
do do rch 01 Maui. No 2 650
E Church, 30
Genera , COmuiltur. • _
totoultalaf arenelitiort. -. w.a orn- lw
.I"ean•
,aylTantl4, and PI-db .- W. stern Viral.,l 179
Soldlds Aid liodety, Dolt* , Arad:mug
ea ----- 72 80
do • do Latch ereek, ktenner e 3 Pa 60
40 do rallebarg. lodtan. do 6o
do d 3 Bloosnbarg, Clarion do
do
25
do do Mr. Walltialrah Kotler do . 02
do - da Yrs Bldg., Ind] toad° do 555
'do do Mellott..., TT, co ___ 3r5
do do Fteeria tiellts. do e6O
d 0 410 Da lectleftlordoe co Ohio_ 12 35
do • %Shells 0,, 6 as
`VDU Girls Sewing &any. Pittman:deb__ 5 'el
_Schad Dtedrkt, No 0 :Mercian Towtothip... so 10
11orthEeirlati3e-...-- 7
''Begins Bonilla and b •lier mater.imocoa
le
' hon. burah--- :Ad
Cltidad of Carmichael a. d vicinity °roc.
17 25
de do BoottaylTani• and Tidally,
Lion 0.3 01,1 117 115
da do uttoo Blereor al Pa.... 101 77
do do Paton p, Allegheny co— 32
do do TOM Ward, PIS roam a.s
do • do Beidicyseilbe, seti'n ao Pa 5175
-do 4o Laurel ISIJ. Fayette co Pa 31
do do Boater, do d, do 38
do do Meals tp Bolutant Co Ohio 64 10
do do PrPney do do do 3645
do do Kole la .tiponotown do do 58
Blethedlit Ephroopol Churches Weal Pike
Bun 1705
Mastesiolltertur-71, 'it...—. 17 65
Somerset: ... 10
Perrysville, .friremon o 3 20 45
04
Eagle 0 ...... lo
02
Bt. Cl.inrilts, Ohio-------- 14 02
Harlan 'Springs, Oblo—' • --. le 60
Drama& of lecture by hoe. W. K. My
gulp, B&W. 011 o— 83 86
• BatlianY Chapel, Wlneheator. 5 6/
Gllailikllafirmed Church, mt. PlOOOOOO,
13 rive
turn. curacara.
•
rourth March. Pit aturgh_—_---
Braes Bead,
WM. Weatmorclaud county. Ps- —..
' • -
SITED TRISETTIMIIN CUUICIM
May Bun, Taaascv Gooney,
do do Marton do do --..._.
Mt. Juktob. Lawrence do do
Saoosa Church ktrlCss do do
do d r Bab Betel do do
Portomillo, 13oBer do do -.
Gonoord. (Barba
Blocky eprlog, Hoover do do
- East 66100. telloghouy do do --
111 , h EMI,
Vantre exhibition Cherry .. ..trley — Litorary
`froiany. 60 15
Teley.Bharch ra _ 50 CP
Amity. Ckahoccoo countj 01.10 al 00
Bctco:lildp, --. 18 3)
LotrelBllls. do ....... 18 DJ
Blehtso do ...... 15 00
rouit Mrs pool, do 33:0
ifstxrdan, d 21 85
171441 Ere.. 3 00
Earormsd Preabyt. eat Chp eh, Cochiao
10 d 0
-
lasllceSoci•ty of P.,ke 800 Church, West
moreland coulty, Pa ---...
Ltrrlar , Wes m..ralasd county, 197 50
Bettaiinib do d 137 15
Mingo, A l oldagton 111 70
itetltB9.o.llBo tlp do 61 00
Lsattiomovl Glad. do 23 V)
Thliti„ Lau -b. do' 11 , 1 0,
Meirrilmilit., Pa 19 :0
Vow 1610,33, Bl anr °Doty, Pa ------ 18 00
Moro,
W-saolorao&-r. Wath4ogt.. coucty, P.... 1500
Cvnaog", 00 (1.,. 15 tO
0-I,l*o Vera MI.
Mt Mitatratb. Alleghboy Co, Pe.-- ... 45 50
P 'mg Vs ley, 11 6.
Dante.. drerdi. Pa, . 3 8.3
:18801.91484440,8en, 9 2,5
trinci,samicy. Pa-----_—_— 15 91
I.4.tta Nava, 62 10
--... 0i 00
Ot.a• Bum
Ps.------ to 05
Chllte• UOO, 23 60
Taa‘ De a' trtiootown— 00
Hew,abeeaudrla, 00
Baths'. Pa, 3 Ce
Ifrtenairlst Ilargoony CauTsb, 4 al
1910
Eanteit,o lB tO
BeaArloo. ' Jo
Masan 0 . SS 46
is..Carook lisbbaith sclierol, 0_..__.....—. 12 to
le. dm:v.140.4W. 0.---.--,-- it
75
Ems Cnek, Co
Dammed Tolls, 0.-------- 25 20
Ooooton O.- 6 03
tontine,. 0= 51 76
Das:6od, 0 65 SS
101,bre, 0 —.-- 6 50
Wadi" 12 eo
Jorotaerollei 0 11 55
Long Gm*, lowa,
5 on
Pladowt a eves do— .
Tr.* treiyo cbsdo4, lissbandoek, 00
&VIII LIMN C. 11.11.
Pdadavaburg, Somerset Co,
Storatowa, d.. do
1111.4., a* do
Shama Sabbath'
• tlmßmUar. cownt•scn. , ..
TM a 11.1..n0i. nub , inb---
P 114 W kil 4r, -
• W RayCO Z mond. F
tabar ranklin,
Fodor p
Bent lambic, Boma
Israel Price. Annapolis
motion, ro • itoads
JobniKirk 4.lfarson
Mrs Larry, Malan&
BB.? I Mak., Pitokordb.....--...
MO Barbara Diffenbaugh--..—......
Tama*
Dlgby.
Jain
.4=l Limy, Ourimille, co
Leman, Promo. Omit , YltlaDn on.; 600
JoitnlLosball, P.abattan, 5 02
3 L Borman, Bicarm.4lo. 5
Two friend., Itnanklin, 19 CO
Wm Blbgaro, Übouvilla, 01.1
Johnlky, ntambenvire, 1 00
Mt. Dr Tram; 6 (10
lire ICJ Hagman, Nat Newton, Pa....—. 1 oil
11 Moats, lllriebwitlo,
Bas A. Scot, 2 ",
Darla Graham, Bock Ban, 17lindt. —. 910
Jobascon, N Wilmlnvon, ........ oo
Gilbert Toot's bution, Pa.—. 9 o Kra Intan, Alleghenyßaltr 600
& latanno.t,KaritvilLs, lowa-- —... 1 00
John A Mawr, W nnombog, Pa....—. 5 CO
Wm Banda, Talky Omni, 6 00
Asdnor Brielebiget, 5 CO
Ibindry mob danation. 31 0
C!!!!
15dev9=7.760 79
Winked, 72.648
The following bozos of hondtal
_clothing
and sagas. hays been rooslvsd daring the
month of lone : •
• ibezaChomlattes Aid Society of Wayne tout
ahlp.iLairrawas manty.-
lnos.from sold era aid Sociery of Eimer bars, Pa
2b use fuss L.diee Ala Scalar, ofU P clactrai
Pia
pa
.Ibot teem Ladle. Aid &deli, of West Ifiddlo•
Wm; Wishisgtoo comity.
I au asap from friends cf Christian ComixisairX
al ausbenslos.
=dried from ladle* of Cliaion, Allegheny
Wank,.
1 box do from Boldlere AidSooloty of Somerset. Ps.
1 box do (rim Bins Tilde rad &maids., Valley
(bona Wastern
lhox do
ra m p teldlets AM Society of Dayton. Ana
strong .
1 bra do tram luny Union did Society, Upham?
•0
1 do Cram isd es cf IDetia, Ohio
!in= do from sidles at -13entlayartIls, Wukdoston
oinsty.
1 t.s. do from Ladled flocloty of Lab towaoldp,
Karat cougdy. Ps.
-1 aosao fond sae did_Eocioty of WashlnglOo.
Indium oranty. Pa.
1 box do bozo inldbro Aid &dory of Richmond.
+Mom Monty. Pa
lb sdo from Sol-rers &id Podgy of Liza:oda,
41141 doclottadarbor o may.
& boxes do from ii st.t Rwwe asi &albs Dt E
Obareh, Ustrisuo c-norp, oat,.
lbosso.o from did 6 clot) Lart. 6 6 2ll P.
1 bolt ,s.s' bid &slow of V4111,r. Ps
boa 4orrom Deese •• &IV Aid doclefq, Mdse.
ins% Indian...out!.
I , lbosila fano 6 116.60rt*, Tim Castberbord.
Staid do min Lodi. aid Soolcy of Worblog
leboxisCd fro= bona of Ibrolinfue.
bd06,66 JofforiOn,
• %' l a Cfrozo Ladies id fkoisty of ddhool Dixtact
.• eafr
. old r iirootrond oodoil, Po.
- 2 dolma HottaWsimostoßoldlers &16
80e167 Itstkrossity.
Omani Beorbrod C&IX6b. Stoat 11111 1 0 1" ittirao baufs.f, - Ohlo;'
1 bol t er brat 11.16 1 1 1 V did Hatay of Itollair,
el
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I',
P-
6Pediudy
frOld edlrdceo- CarldWitkol
'laty: .
bidthro do the istEdg r Ald &Mal dr wdsblog—
kootoodS7. _
, lbotdo from tam Lodi& AK 111,4407 of Mount
Thoodo4SPootm reload czoiw.y. • %
T f Wait= Lb* tad os• aid Soot ty of trisjo.
IDoidoGumtbaLa ke tdd 8.4 , 47 df NO' lit .
wbi boron. 0000ty. • •
; 111 Wat *am' Unto* Obis, &loot ilitaict No.. at
Tovsoblp; Versa *aunty •
'l bos dolt= the Lodo. of Eel' Out's Ald tlO
doily Y+.
' 1 bad do from WlN'did Badly of Clarkrorg•
1 bat do fromooldlore aid dodoky dOrayerto. l) .
TOS•dideoulltr•
WWI do Endo the dales' did Smut, a Pa.
tentpisiliatise gouty.
t 1.0.;
1 bas do from the Botteil 1:10:3•M ChrtrUkti Com.
rasters.
1 bxt Po from Union Hall Soldiers' eld Preety.
1 bra do from the North Benton feltliers' Aid So.
asty, kfahmaing. Ohio,
1 boi — do from Ber.J, IL Jones!. Dayton, Ohio.
1 bag do tom Mil Ladies' eld ficcirst7 of Big
Beaver, par Dmvor Oonuty Army Committee
of
box do from the Aid Soder, of ,harm pet et my
Committee of Braver SsOnntY.
1 box do from Bin Johts °Upbeat, Spring
1 box do from the balm of Hillsboro' and vicin i ty,
Washington county
2 boxm do from w Albers& Harrimon county. 0.
1 box dofrom tbe Aid boclety of Mononsa.
beisCity, Pa
boxes do from North Hope, Butler county, Ps.
2 packagre from little D.L• Janet S. Purdl, Cleve—
land, Ohio.
2 b see from the Soldiers' Aid Society of Burner:Ps
&ado lodisna wanly.
4 beam from theladies ofCadir, Herriton =not y• 0
1 box Immo the Soldier.' Lideociety of :log sr Greve,
Warron county, Pa.
. 1 bbl pickles from Co. Leslie.' Ltd Socloty of Cross
Roads, Zr.. Wilmington, Ps.
1 box sundries from Dn. J. S. Johnson, Now WU
miegton
1 box do from the Sold era' Aid Society of Worthies
ton, Armstrong moray.
1 box do from Leib: Lid Society of Blaireville,Pa.
1 box do. from Ladle, Lid Society 01 IdastersvUle,
Ilarrisoro Co., Ohio.
1 box do. from Ladies of Upper 10 miles Cong.,
Washington ...slaty.
boxes Crowd ler'. Aid like of W•shington,
per Pa.
1 brilrom Ladles of
Bimbos. isle, Ohio, r Mrs.
H 0 Comifromngo.
3 boom Ladles' Ala Soo. of Croce Creek Til
lage.
2 boxes from Soldier's Aid Soc. of Wellsville, Ohio.
boxes and 1 beg from Unity and Fairfseld Twp.
•Id rods tY.
1 bog do from Soldier's Lid 800. of EinbtArd.
Trumbull musty Ohio
1 box do from Ladle'. Soldier'. Ait Soc. of Ma.
honlog, Lewes cooonnsy.
1 pkg rom noldie •• hod 800, of Elir sheth.
1 bo. of Lemons from Hrs. 8 C Saodal.
Alsci pkg. of entables,clutblog and orcAte from the
oil , wing:
from kiss Jobestua " A D
Lockhart Are Geo Sir
" DISm sto ki • Lew • •
SI Mrs , Birmingham
° its Cor sh top " A Langhtln
Child. " " J Clark
" Harp by " Ladles of . Waster
Min Z Possavant " Driood
0 0 E Leibert " Mrs T J Clever
° Mn • JOntll Ella M. klaithstel
•• Atwood •• seine Wiie3n
215 bocce of fruit, boo • tea, de. from Cbrlstisu
Commission of Pialisdelphis.
1 box of s rosaries from Rehoboth Congregnti , n,
Westmcreland noty
1 do- from Ist Pres. U P Church, BST. R6id, City.
1 do from! Young „Ladles' Sewing Soc. 2d Pres
Cburch, City.
1 pkg from So'dier'• Aid Soc. of Cannonsburg.
fuhowingartichs have been sant to cur armies
during the mouth of Jane s
islu shirts, 380 cant of fruit,
616 pairs drawers, 1592 lbs dried trait,
250 pairs alipport, 15 dessu Edda 0,
530 phloem, • 20 do cups,
809 pill mr cum, 51 do b
920 towel. 10 do pitchers,
734 rolls of muslin, 19 do cologne,
100 rite of bandages, 74 bottles Bey Rum,
175 sheet.. 220 do lissudy,
74 blankota, 110 do Wit.,
1592 &rustlings, 125 do Whisky,
138.5 bandkercidafa, 210 lb. soap.
218 yards muslin 278 lb.
topiro ,baby •
1112 pare crutchel, 204 ta ,
41 boxes lemons. lb. arrow root.
I=9 condenses milk cans 44 lbs saga,
12.84 ma beef tea, 751bs gelatine,
1190 lb. crackers, 41 lb. Jamaica Gioge
1260 lb. dried best, 60lb. mustard,
bbls p•-pper bash, 1 , 0 lb. foal.,
18 galls apple butter, IE6 the corn carob,
3600 mob' 12 lb maccnroni,
12 bailers Wins, 649 lb. butter,
lo damn pommy. 250 lb rock reedy,
88510 p. p. of paper, I 46 bomb totatces,
trao tracts, 171 fans,
Al roma writing rapori 760 hy salm books,
mn book&
141EI envelopes& 841 p
!Ono Dumdum for two extra diet kitchens in Sr
nesSee.
BtAros for the &deists
to W. P. Worn., v d r
' 6 60 03
14 60
10 01
27 25
17 60
30 16
10 45
35 00
49 0:1
10 00
2055
Closing Exercises 01 Hiss H. E. C avlst
Last evening the closing exercises of Mire
Hannah E. Davie' school took place at the
school rooms, Nos. lIG and 118, Federal
street, Allegheny. A large audience was
in atm:ideates, composed principally of the
parents and friends of the pupils. Bev. Drs .
John T. Prosily, J. B Clark, and Roy. Chas.
Dickey were present, and participated In the
exercises of the evening. Dr. Clark delivered
a very appropriate address to the scholars,
showing teem the benefits of a good educe
doe, and contrasting their advantages with
those of their Southern sisters. The addrese
of Dr. 'Clark ores extremely interesting, and
wee listened to with marked attention.
During the everting the audience wee favor
ed with a number of excellent conga by the
unpile of the echooL Miss Lorsie Davie pre
eiding at the piano. The young 1 e xrdb •
iced musical prefoleney which was highly
creditable to themselves and the tustituuen.
We cannot close our brief notion of the
eremites of the last oven - ng without making
special mention of the faculties afforded by
this inetitutlat for 'the edocation or youttg
ladies. Miss Davis, who is a graduate of
War-blegtor, (Pa) Seminary, is pecallarly
fitted for the position which she occupies,
and parents entrusting their daughters to her
cuarge may rely 11[10e1 their TO001•iDZ an
education embracing all that is practical cod
ornamental.
Yesterday evening a very interesting case
was brought before Mayor Alexander, of Al
gainy, George W. Evens, a butcher, who
resides on the line of the Saw Mill Eon Plank
Road, appeared before the Mayor and insti
tuted proceedings against a chandler named
Andrew Andrews, a resident of the "run"
charging him with maintaining a nuisance.
Tee prosecutor alleged that ADthellllllFOR In the
eat& of baying dead entreats cad bolliag
them down, in order to obtain; the Ist upon
!heir carouse, much to the adiii—oyienee of the
n.lghborhooti. The defendant appeared be
to.° the Mayor with a number of tus employ
ees, one of whom stated be had been d
at the chandlery for some months, en ga ged
never neon a carcass of •dead animal brought
into the- works. This evidence was co -tie
doted, and Andrews was held to ball for his
appearance at Court to answer the charge.
Wollhohn . a Claeslest Matinee
•
We need amarely remind oar readers that
this gem of a concert is to come off this af
ternoon at 3 o'clock, for It to already all the
talk in musical circles. The programme
ID selected with great care.
kir. Wollsohn at the oorteert last night elec
trified his hearers by his transtemdattly bold
and vigoraas interpretation of Lisst's "Mid
trimmer Night Dream," and "Faust Waits."
The more delicate execution in his own pieces
and Guttman's perred ae an admirable foil to
the former. Herr Habelrean is celebrated In
England and America as the only tine *ape
neat (sad IS 19 regarded by theca:appear him
sell,) of AO t's corn which have now a world.
wide reputation. In this speciality he sus
(slued himself admirably and was heartily
applauded, and honored with several encores
Waugh. the evening.
Tan 00.0111.—The Harrisburg Tekgrepi
says "Oar framers have had splenald
weather the past week for making hay. The
grass was vary heavy ar.d the hay Is of a par
ticularly excellent quality. We have not
heard much complaint of want of hands, al
lhough help is Kara. The manyimprove
ments in farm machinery, the nest few years,
enable farmers to get through with their work
with .conch fewer hands than formerly. The
wheels ripening very fast and will be fit to
cut in a few days. The holds are well filled,
and the yield In this region will, we think, be
above the average of other years."
80,3013 83
Baca °Valli Yawata Rowse Mum—
The Virginia Mills (says the Wheel.
ins Intelligenzer of Thursday ) wore sold
The
at the Cowl House for $1114,600. The
purchaser was Hiram Bmitia, of Martinsville.
It is understood that Mr. Smith purehased for
other parties, among them the Messrs. Nor
ton of this city, and that it is designed to es
tablioh a lorgo iron company, In which the
fiendolhall, of the Martinsville fur
nace', ate to be iatereotes.
FOl3llll OF Jett.-41ity Katt will be open
to-day from 9a. to., to 4p. 01, to receive con
tributions of sail or eatables for the dinner
to be given to the soldiers In Camp Reynolds,
the O. 8. Ilospltal, and at the Girafd House,
by the ladles of the Subsistence Committee.
We hope our citizens will respond liberally,
end that the tablet CU be loaded with good
Emtan.—The mad dog mentioned to yes'
tor day evening's paper as hoeing created so
much excitement to Penn street yeeterday
morniog, was fortnoately kilted before it, bed
a chance to bite any parson or thing. We
think it would-be good policy to kilt off all
the erotthless core that infest the city before
they have a chasms to go mad. _ ;
GUAM GALA 'DAT at 00111611 Perk oh
the
Fourth of July. Three line trotting isms
and one running me will come off. Items
win commence at two o'clock p. to. The
tank Is in excellent order, and the but of
errs mei be expected. Proper arranpmenti
hare been =data hare good order. Admis
sion St 00.
lettetl=l:l,-.Rev. WWI=B H. Dietrich
wee installed u psztor of the Getman Re,
formed Oboe& •Gett7strargb, Pean
om tylesals,
on the 12d bet. The inetatistion cmittee
co ugorsa of Roy.. Jacob Zeigler, of Ciettp •
barg ; Rev. J. 0. Hiller, of York, and Rev.
S. Mickley. of New Salem.
Cummloolon should be I
t, to Josoptt Albroe, Tr
Maintaining a Nuisance
floor Bexcre-4. 1 1 atm, at lifoOlellead'o
Shoo M r
otion Bone, IPS M street.
Look fo the number ok the win d o w.
An Alleged Deserter Sbot
Last evening a deserter from the 2d New
Jersey Cavalry, named Breen, was ehot by Ser -
scant John G. Just, of the 35th New Jersey
Volt., lemony Second Lieutenant of Co. I,
4th New York Vols., itfilloting a wound which
resulted in the death of Breen at about eight
o'clock last night. The ciefitmastences at sear
u we could gather them, were as follows:
Sergeant Jest had been to Louisville with
some deserters, among whom was Breen.' On
the trip, Breen made his escape, and the Ser
pent wen obliged to proceed without him,
end having safely delivered his other prison
era was on his retain to rejoin hie regiment.
He had received a telegraphic dispatch to meet
his Captain in this city, and la obedience to in
structions arrived here yesterday morning.
While looking for the Captain he opted
Breen sitting upon the steps at the railroad
depot, and approaching him, said, "Now I
have got you." Breen started to run, and
was fired at by the Sergeant, the ball mitring
him. By this time Breen had nearly reached
the corner of Liberty and Wafae streets,
When Just fired again, the ball taking effect
between the shoulder., passing through the
lunge, end lodging just beneath the skin,
under the right nipple. Just wee immediate•
ly arrested. by officer Gee. Hill, and in com
pany with the wounded man was taken to
the Mayor's office where at about eight
o'olook Breen ex pired. The . weapon need
was a Navy sized revolver, and wee loaded
with conical balls. An inquest will
be held this morning on the body, and
the matter will undergo • thorough inves
tigation. Sergeant Jaei a papers are all clear
up to date, showing that he had been regu
larly discharged from the 4th Now York on
account of the expiration of his term of ser
vice; that he had re enlisted in the 35th New
Jersey; that he bad been in charge of a squad
of deserters, and that be was acting under
authority. Breen wee a well built man. His
face wee pock marked, and on his right arm
his name was pricked in India ink, under
neath which wee a large - arose. We shall be
able tog co further particulars after the in
vestigation.
Suppres.lon of a •' Blow."
An enterprialong individual, who was anx
ious to accumulate some fonds, opened
"show" in Allegheny, yesterday, near the
Chaos, and announced among other net
ted., on exhibition,* a '• wild woman." A
medical gentleman visited the entertainment,
and discovered that the " wild woman" was a
deformed negrese, who, althoughl very "bad
ly both" bad no title to the appellation of
"wild woman." Determined to put a qui
eine to the imposition, he informed the Mayor
of hie discovery, who visited the "shoo"
and finding that the representalions of his
informer were oorreiet, notified the showman
to shut up shop, or otherwise incur his dis
pleasure and a heavy lino. The showman
perceiving the force of the argument, acceded
to the request. The "wild women" has been
temporarily wiihdrawn from exhibition.
Tan German Trust and Sairings Bank are
prepared to tarnish parties with tae Del ton
forty bonds, bearing gold interest from Jane
lath last. No better investment tan now be
made than in these bonds, as at the present
rate of coin, they net ore: twelve per cent.
laterest.
SPECIAL bot:Al. AOTICELS
THOILAB PUTT, Plain and Ornamental State
Roofer, and dealer In Penneylrani& and Ver
mont data of the beat quality at low raw
Offite at Max. Laughlin's, neat the Water
Workt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Corns, Bunions and Diseased Nails
Da. RaED*l.l.- -This eminent Chiropodist,
who affected many curia of corns end bunions,
Is again among us, and is loeated at 20 Fifth
street, over Andrew's tea store. His opera
tions are efficacious, painless and speedy, and
knowing, as all shonid that comfort in walk•
lug is essential to health, those afflicted with
Cheep troublesome pests would do well to give
the -Doctor a call. Mr. Eli Young, and Mr.
Jam* Mllllagor, wall known in this commu
nity for years, wereseftlicted with both corn.
and b ons for a long time. Mr. Eli Young
says: r. Randall most successfully cured
sot most painful come and bunions for me.
The earn is effectual, and I consider I made en
extellent Investments
Mr. James fdillinger writ/an—Dr. Rands(ll,
a year age, removed a most painful corn from
under one of my toe nails. The operation wee
perfectly successful. To-day he has removed
others, end I hare no doubt with equal suo.
c.,ss, for which I had undergone several un•
seraossful oporstions at the hands of other
professed Chiropodists.
005ce hours from 10 to 12 a. in., and from 2
to 5 p. to.
AT Wstr.txx's Theater, blew York, reoently,
several ladies ocopying scats In the balcony,
created a decided sensation by the matchless
elegance of their toilettes. Their resplend
ent trotter became the object of universal
envy, and• diverted attention from the per
fire:fiance upon the stage. "Who can their
haird be?" was soon the question of the
hour; and when he secret leaked out and it
became known that this beautiful display of
glossy tresses was the result of the ■se of
"Lubln's Blorillne" for the Hair, be desire
to obtain to article of such marvellous value
pervaded the entire audience. A neighbor
ing druggist states that, after the close of the
entertainment, he sold not lets than sixty cur
tons of the new toilet requisite. Thus does
really good thing commend itself to the popu.
tar favor, and advertise its own merit
Vi'a /MUT rr BOLDLY —There Sr. DO other
Medicines to rellabie, effectual and oouvonl•
ant at HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT
MENT, alwaye ready for use. They are So-
valuable to the Soldier expoted to Wounds,
Sorel, Fevers and Bowel Complaints. They
never fall.
. . .
Hollows?, Pills and Ointment are now re
tolled, owing to the MO price of drags, &0.,
at SO cants, 75 sleet. sod 51,10 per pot or boa.
For tale to Pittsburgh by B. L. Fehne
stook & Co.
For lade at Fulton'. drag store,Fifth 'treat,
Pittsburgh.
For sale also by Geo. A. Kelly, Fed ere,
street, Allegheny.
CARD photograph' of Moody, ROlO, Black,
Rays, Grant, Moade, Reynolds, Ord, IS:1°0011,
ReITOD, Mosley, and an Imraeme stook and
variety:of other subjeou, at Pitloore, oppo
alte Post-olhee.
Hums—All sizes, and all pricer, et tb
mannfeotory. Pittook's. opposite tho Pied
office.
Ausorre—Every style, a great variety, end
et the lowest pr.ces, at Plttock's, oppoilte the
Post.offlce.
Attila late books and magazines for July,
at Pittoek's opposite the Post-ogee.
Ponca, albums and pocket- books at,PIL
took's, opposite the Post aloe.
Au. the New York Dailies at Pittook's,
opposite the Post.oilloo.
BITINTH WAILD Lon.—Those wishing to
invest in desirable city property, are directed
to klaliwaine's auction advertisement, for the
sale of twenty-seven v a luable
on Saturday afternoon ' the 2d inst., at three
o'clock. They are handsomely situated in a
good locality, where rapid improvements Sr.
making. This sale Is a chance, far secure
s. contrition.
Dory forget the place to get a good article
of anything la the boot Cud shoe line, la at
96 Fedora! street.
Teems, valises and travelling auk., at 96
Federal street.
Oat.t. at ?deClinteet's shoe (tore, 96 Palatal
street, Allegheny ally.
Simi Nov:oz.—A vary large and complete
assortment of boots, shoal and gaiter', W
ending many desirable styles of scarea goods,
will bo found at Dic9lelland's Amnion blouse,
No. 65 Fifth street.
Srsotec attention le eked to the large
Mid varied usortment of men's calf boots,
Congrees gallon, balmoral shoes den, slip
pare, & o, at MoOlelland's Auction Hones,
No. 55 Fifth erect.
Poe Tin Amur —lf you Wish to send note
or Jotter paper and envelopes to your friends
in the Army,you eau have it put up for testi
sacaraly at Frank Cases Boo k sod News
Depot, Cbrontola buildings, Fifth street.
Lersurr,—All the New York, Philadelphia,
end Pittsburgh paper{ can be bad at Freak
Oases News Depot, atm:dole buildluga,
Ptah street.
SIFID ths Soldier a box cf Browli's Bron
hg Trohes. whioh will relieve the distress
toaffec o tions of the throat end cough pro
dosed by cold and exposure.
Sold by drugghts generally.
Omura and carnage calls viii bs taken at
the Omnibus otlSoe,No. SID Nan straat, day
or night. All or dors lett at the above place
will be promptly atteaded to. All calls mast
be pall to advance •
0. Siu,, _Dentist, 243 Penn street, trill a
tend to all bunion of his profanion.
.ittscra ki. OLWX, Attortsi et .I.sw
Grant street.
THE LATEST NEWS
ST TELEGRAPH.
THE TBEASURY QUESTION.
essenden and tbe Secretaryship.
THE POSITION STILL VACANT
Probable. Acceptance by Mr. Fee
. senden.
EFFORTS TO INDUCE MR. CHASE TO RETURN
Conscription and Commutation.
THE GOLD BILL REPEALED
TREIIENDOUS FALL IN GOLD
The New York Papers on the
Cabinet Shiflettay.
EAST TSSNESSIA MILITARY BAHASA
1!!=:!!•::1
elptchdpl.obtula to the P.ttsburgt, Gunte.
Wan:Mu:mu, July 1, 16C4
TRI TIMAJILIIT IICR ????? BRIP
Governor Tod having with so much good
Halle and inch an honorable disposition to
sacrifice hie own interests, declined the port
fella of the Treasury Department, Mr. Lin
coln made haste to get somebody else. Ile
did not receive the news of Governor Tod'a de
olension till late last night. Before II o'clock
this morning the nomination of William Pitt
Fessenden, Senator from Maine, and Chair
man of the Finance Committee, had gone
down. The Senate met an hour befoie the
oral time, instantly wont into executive see
60$111011, and eon firmed him. All this
had been aecompllabed before 12 o'clock.
Within an boar ,It had been discovered that
after all Mr. Fesseadon would'nt have it. Biz
health wu attained 13 the 14111J012. Eastern
men shrewdly anspeet that other considers-
Gold' besides his health had something to do
with It. The Maine delegation conaultsd
with him. Others pressed him to accept.
Some of kis best friends begged him not to
go Into a Cabinet in which Mr. Montgomery
Blair was a conspicuous leader. K. the remit
of it all, ho Is understood to be dm in his
decleasion of the too heavy Weir, and the
man whole arms are strong atone' to boar
ap the burden Mr. Chase was forced to lay
down, has not yet beet found.
Men now refer to the former known expree
'lone of opinion by Mr. Lincoln, and think
that either Bontwell, Sherman, or Hooper,
ts
likely to be next selected. Sherman is under,
stood to have declared that he conld'at and
would'ot have it, and of the other two the
preponderance of Inches Is largely in favor of
0 B Au well.
General Dix, commanding at New York,
and Secretary of the Treasury at the dare of
Bachanun's administration, is ►'so mentioned
and is Raid to be tarorably regarded by Mr.
Lincoln. In any event it LI hoped that time
enough will be taken to And out who will so
copt before another nomination is made - and
somebody also declines.
Strong hopes ate entertained of a reorgan
isation of the Cabinet, hot no facts are as
yet potemptiiie that tend to warrant these I
hopes.
Every effort has been mede to Maim Mr.
Chase to go back to his piece, but there are
two good reasons why he cannot do It. Pint,
he stayed as long as his endurance could pm:
eibly hold oati and second Mr. Lincoln's
footings towards him are sock that be *as
vary glad to here him go, and wouldei:x be at
all pleased to see hem retard. A Cot mitteo
of Senators, prominent friends of the admin
letration, and others, therefore, who hare
been laboring with Mr. Chase to get him to
go beak, will, fora double noon, And that,
efforts useless. The Rome Is almost withoni
a quorum, bat Congress will certainly no ,
adjourn till this matter Is In some way dl,
posed of
Under the urgent solisitations of those
who are alarmed for the credit of the country
and the safety of the Treasury, Mr. lessen•
den has recalled hie ref Mal, and still has the
question of accepting the Secretaryship tanker
&deist ravn•- The but opinion now seems to
be that he will finally, though very reluct
antly, accept- UM heabb Is feeble, and he
fears that he will be enable to endure the
preware of so weighty an office, and there
Cr. other considerations which produce pro
tracted hesitation. The Administration,
however, is straining every none to prevail
upon him to end theesto_ h
anessing delay and
take hold of the thundering department.
Several dispatches have come from nostcht,
New fork and other plume urging him to
accept.
The acceptance of the Secretaryship of the
Treasury by Mr. Fessenden would insure the
recurs of Vice President Hamlin to the
Senate by the Maine Legislature to take Mr.
Foesenden's place. It would also make Jahn
Sherman the Chairman of the Senate Finance
Conimittee, aid by conscquence the etlirial
loader of the Senate.
iEA TORI PArlB3 OS VIE CHAIR lILS7ZI.
The New York papers are rather severe on
the nomination of Oov. Tod. The World,
while praising Feszenden, gays that if fdr.
Lieoola had taken the names of all the Con
gressmen and shaken them up In a bag, end
0.012 nominated the Ent one he drew out for
Secretary of the Treasury, he could not have
made a worse nomination- The Tribune and
Tiara praise Chase highly, and the Brraid
Is very bitter against him, while Therla •
Weed comas to the Brorakr•• support, and in
a brief article over his own signature de
nounces Chase In the bitterest terms.
Lill 17.111L111113 MILITAILY RAILIOAD
The bill for constructing a military railroad
to Emit Tennessee was called up by Mr. Da.
and considered without action and post
poned. Mr. lane, of Indlens, said the road
would have paid for itself five limos over if
it had been built three year' ago, and he be
lieved it neasseary for military purposes, and
due to the loyal people who had saved Gen.
Burnside from a retreat when out of provis
ions for want of transportation by supplies
fronsla district that had been overrun by reb
els for two years, supplies so abundant that,
after twenty days, he hat more provisions
than when the salvo commenced. He com
mented on the letter of the Secretary of
War, and statid that his parallel route was
Ave hundred and eighty—Ere tulles in length,
by direct line_two hundred and twenty-En
miles, and by proposed line, yet inoomplete,
one hundred and forty-Eve miles, at an eel.
mated cost of $4,700,000. dwelt on the
difficulties of transportation by wagon, rail.
road, or river, and that the army in EastTen
lessee couldnot be supplied by the Cumber
land or Tennessee rivers for twenty-four
hours.
GOYZISUUT ►OI SUM 111 L 1511111.011011
• • .
The bill to guarantee to cartels States
whose [governments hare been bumped or
oreztbrown a Republican form of prom
ment was oonsldered, Mr. Wade making
ea effective speech In Its support. Mr. Car
lisle opposed It. '
• Mr. Collamees substitute, of by Mr.
Browu, was adopted and ttus bill was paned.
It dastard the Etats& In Min:section Imps-
We of casting say tote for steam of Presi
dent or membem of Congress, until the retell.
Ron is supprestsd and their Inhabitant' r.
turned to their allegbance, of which dealers ,
ticn most have been made by the President
of the United States.
THE 66FIAL GI Till GOLD HUI.
The repeal of the gold bill is supposed to
have worked the cadet salutary effects on the
gold market.. The tremendons fall Is att:lh
uted hero ala Kat sctely to that. It Is certain
that the five holders of bullion controlling the
New York market pushed the prim up or
dawn to salt their own interests or fancies,
end that heavy operators think the repeal
takes this power out of their hands.
Mr. Undone eonforenoe report on the
Pa:Me Railroad bill, which was oonearred in,
allowing the issue of government bonds to
the amount of sixteen thousand dollars per
mile,and the same amount of corporate bonds,
authorizing the eonstruotion of a branch
from Leavenwortb to Lawrence, without the
blue of bonds, and leaving the California
brace bee to the original bill.
PATYLIT QV MILITIA.
The bill for the payment of tho militia,
called out to repel the PenneylraniaillVllSlOD,
wm considered at great length, and amend
ments c Herod to include the payment of the
claims of Rhode Wand, New York, New Jar
ley, Kentucky, Wemai and Kamm, wore
premed and several of them adopted. It 'rue
finally postponed without farther action.
Congrese is pushing forward the work rap-
Sly, and but for the Cabinet imbroglio there
a no doubt that It would have been able to
•
adjourn by to-morrow. It Is not certain that
this will not be necessary auy way through
ok of • quorum
TITS CONEORIPTION AND CaIIIICTATIOr
The conscription with commutation reoeiv•
ed fresh sanction - io-day, snd on no longer
bs kept from bccomLog the policy of the
administretion.
CON6RF,SHONAL PRIME DINGS
THE ENROLLMENT CONSIDERED
COMMITTEE OF (ONFEReNCE ORDERED
The Repeal of the Gold Bill
IMMIMI:1
Wasatiorox, July I.—Bocas—The Home
transacted much miscellaneous business of
no special importance, and then paned the
Senate bill providing for the satisfaction of
bounty land aialms.
The House then passed the Senate joint
resolution repeating the President to ap
point oday for humiliation and prayer by
the people of the United States.
The House also passed the Senate bill with
a verbal amendment for feotlitating telegraph
communication between the Atlantic and the
Pattifie, end the territory of Idaho.
The Senate bill appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars fur the erection of a build
ing in the City of Washington for the Agri
cultural Bureau, and directing the Secretary
of the Interior to set apart rooms in the in
terior btal:dt•g for the temporary ase of the
Agricultural Deportment, was taken up by
the Haute, eta iog out the approprialtion for
the object stated, and passing the remainder
of the bill.
bir. Proyo. of New ork, asked leave to
introduce a bill to repeal the gold bilL
Snare,—The donate took up the !Ruse
6111 to reimburse the State of Penorylvania
for expenses in calling out the militia daring
the rebel Invasion of 1001. The bill has been
amended BO as to embrace the New York and
New Jersey militia.
Mr. Davis offered an amendment to iodide
the troupe from Ken , ocky actually serving
to the army of the United States, whether
regularly mastered to or not-
This being *greed to, Mr. Cowen said as
the first marten of the bill had been amended,
It was necessary to Increase the amonotof the
appropriation to $1,200,000, the amount due
to Pennsylvania being about $700,000.
Mr. Harrison, in re . ply to the remarks of
Mr. Cowan, said, ae New York will have to
pay otee•ilfth of the amount proposed for
Pennsylvania, It was but jolt that New York
too should be ps id, though she bad made no
claim. After a long debate, the till was
laid
aside. It was amended by including Rhode
Island, Illinois and Kaneas for the time
actually in service before being mustered In.
The joint resolution to repeal the Gold act
was adopted by 24 to 13.
The Rouse took up the Rouse bill farther
to regulate and provide for the enrolling and
calling out of the National forces,. returned
from the Senate with a eubstitute therefor.
Mr. Thomas, of Maryland, offered an amend
ment as follows t Is shall not be lawful for
any Of the States to eend recruiting agents
into other States and territories to enlist sol
diers ; and no States shall be credited with
soldier' who am not, dtistros of the States
claiming the credit, or fersigoert who do not
owe aliegimee to the United States. The
amendment was rejected-63 against 65.
Mr. Garfield offered an amendment to the
Senate's substiume,-autborieing recruiting
and voluntary enlistments from the rebel
State, as mad-58 against 53.
Mr. Bevis, of Did., proposed and explained
a solutltat• for the Senate amendment, that
no an n r ts s sot dr at ted
s ' I I beexempted. t.twe" All t"g'
enrolled '
'i pa l r B -
sne to be divided into two elutes. Prior
thereto the Presides& to call for volunteers to
the lent. A bounty of $ 3OO to be given
for three year., and proportionate amonnu
for shorter periods of awoke.
Mr. Davis's substitute was rejected, by 96
to 100.
The Senate substitute, as amended to day
by the Reese, was then disagreed to.
On motion of air. Schenck, a Committee of
Conference wee ordered.
The Home then took up the Senate bill to
repeal the sot prohibiting cerium sales of
gold and foreign exchange, commonly known
as the gold bill, and passed It, by a vote of
86 against 20.
The eonsideration of the East Tennessee
Railroad bill was resumed.
Mr. Wade moved to postpone prior orders
end take up the Roma bill to guarantee to
certain States '
where their Governments have
been usurped or overthrown, • republican
form of government. Carried-19 to IS.
Mr. Sumner 6btained leave to make a re•
port from the Committee of Conferumeon the
fortilleation bill, which was concurred in. The
bill includes the appropriation of 5376,000 for
a tea wall at Buffalo.
The hill to guarantee to certain States al
Republican form of Government was then'
proceeded with. The amendment striking
out the word white" was rejected. The
members voting in the affirmative were
Brown, Lane, of Kansas, Morgan, Pomeroy
sad Sumner.
Mr. Brown offered an amendment which'
provided for the security of the rights of the
people, which ass the queetion of the hour.
A looted.
Adjourned.
How I —Earnin2 Swims-111r. Stevens made
a mon from the Committee on Conference on
the Civil Appropriation Bill, which was con.
cured in, together with the clause to lay a
marble flour In the Old Representative
and appropriating $15,000 for making it suit
able for the reception of statues in bronze or I
marble from the respective States of their
most destiognished civilians and military of- I
elm rt.
Mr. Stevens also roportod the Senate bill,
from the Committee of Ways and Bleans,ap
propriating 5300,000 for the erection of build
ing' for a branch taints) et Sari Francisco.
Passed.
The Home proceeded to the oonsideration
of the private calendar.
The Speaker presented a communication
from Cove-.nor Morton, of lodions, concern
ing the enlistment : of 'iodises recruits In three
years regiments slime January, 1883. It was
referred to the Conunittee on Military Alain.
Mr. Ingersoll introduced a bill appropria
ting $2OOO for the relief of the females who
were injured by the late explosion at the
cartridge factory In the Washington arsenal,
and are in • suffering condition. Passed.
The House want Into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union on the Pres
ident's annual massage, Mr. Stevens in the
chair.
Mr. Stiles commenced • speech. There was
much confusion.
•
Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, asked whether it
would be in order for any other gentleman to
hold forth at the same time.
Tits Chairman overruled this question, and
this occasioned some laughter.
After a few short speeches,- the Commit) •
rose, when the House concurred in the report
of the Committee of Conference on the north.
ern route of the Peelle Railroad bill, and on
the Central Peelle Railroad bill.
The House then adjourned.
Fessenden..FtThawentle
Nair Toss, July I.—Tb" Cfnmnatiat
SKr sap two announcement of Mr. Main•
don's appoint:mut adtamed Arataratits
and atUAMtat ortthlalf of one per amt.
From Near Petersburg.
GEN. WILSON'S CAVALRY gib
Twenty Mlles of the Danville and
Richmond Railroad De
stroyed.
KUM Flgli AT SEAM' STATION,
Return of the Expediti'n Out Oft,
THE SIXTH CORN SENT TO THE REscry.
Nun PPTIMPORG, June 23-11. p. m.—A
large body of rebel cavalry that moved around
our left, is now at Resm's Station, on the Pe
tersburg and Weldon Railroad.
Gen. Wilson's division of cavalry passed
this place a few days ago, en route for the
Danville and Richmond Railroad. The rebels
were a o slow in their movements to bead him
off. Gee Wilson reached the road and de
stroyed many miles of track before tip retrac
ed his steps.
Ile met with no opposition until he reach
ed the point from which he started. The
track wu composed of scrap iron placed upon
wooden supporters—the destruction of one
was the destruction of the other. As the
track was torn up It was placed upon the
wooden sleepers and burned until it was
bent or useless.
A locomotive and a train were surprised at
one station, and before the engineer could
move off, all were In the hands of our men;
the cars were crowded with refugee, from Pe
tersburg; all the care with the locomotive
were destroyed.
Gen. WI son having ansamplished his work
in the most ItlOCCalfili manner, and destroyed
Over twenty miles of ttus railroad, and ran
dared it completely useless, and commenced
his return, when hie advanced guard reached
Ream'. Station, wnere the rebels wore discov•
end in force, waiting for his return.
At this station all tne cavalry the rebels
could muster were spread out before our gal.
lent raiders and their infantry supporta. All
night they fought and daring the morning of
this cloy. ,Gan. Wilson could not push his
way through the rebel force, and consequent
ly mast light on until reinforcements could
reach him.
An °Sleet succeeded In reaching General
bleade's headquarters with the intelligence
of Wilson's awkward position, when the 6th
Corps, which was on the extreme lett szd
nearest the scene of "trite, was instantly
dispatched there to divert the attention of
the rebels.
Destructive lire In Loutsville—Gov
ernment Properly Destroyed.
LOUISVILLE, July I.—A tire broke out at 3
o'clock this morning In a warehouse In nett
son's block, occupied by the Government as a
depository for hospital stores. The fire soon
communicated to another, similarly occupied,
and finally destroyed the whole block with
nearly all of its eoritents. The loss Is shout
one million of dollars, half of which Is sus
tained by the Government. It is supposed to
have been the work of an Incendiary• The
other principal losses wore John Totem, .1 IL
Motivate .k Son, .1. B. Brown, L. L. Ander
son, and Francis blorlarry.
The Money Market
• Now I mow, J Illy I —The Poe'e money aril
tlele says: The appointment of Mr. Faison
den, as Secretary of the Treasury, is very fa
•orably regarded in financial circles. Court •
dente le reviving, as there is a general antici
pation of the repeal of the Gold 11,11, and also
of terminating the violent mo•ements In the
currency, which have been caused by the sud
den enlargement or contraction of the volume
of circulating medium. This glowing belief
that currency will now 'be more stable, has
had a gratifying effect on government securi
ties.
Foreign Markets
E!M'lZE===l
tional news wee received per las: steamer:
Lenten, June 10 —C c• , le, after
ha= closed at tW , ;(,90::. The markets
general], ere firm.
Paris 13ourse Fontes closed at 0G(. 10t.
The Spanish minister et Paris has declared
that Spain had no idea of the conquest of
Peru.
ffintrrllla Ration the U. Ss 0. Railroad.
Bst.ritiota, Jane 30.—Llat night a party of
Mosby's guerrillas made a dash Into Duffield's
Station, on the B. 0: Railroad, beyond
Harper's Ferry, robbing stores and capturing
some fifteen members of an Ohio regiment,
but did not damage the road, and quickly
decamped, pursued by our troops, under Sigel.
Trains are running without interruption.
Rumored Resignation Collector Barney.
lam Yana, July I.—The Evening Expras
.ay.: It le rumored that Collector Barney
has retigood.
33.1110•11).—Samuel Graham S Go., Ida:-
chant Tailors, have removed to 73 Smithfield
street. We are jut receiving our second
supply of spring and summer goods, and
wodid most respectfully invite our friends and
the pubic in general to examine our new
stock, believing It to be one of the finest
stocks of merchant tailor goods in the city.
Every garment warranted to give full saris.
faction ' in both prioo and quality. Give xis a
call before purchasing elsewhere and judge
for yourselves. Gar now 111cCssoties,
Merchant Tailors, No. 73 Saitheold street
2.
GPV3III. Soma.—TE. Indention of oar
resters is directed to the brilliant %Assortment
of Spring and Bummer Goode just received
by our friend lir. Jahn Woler, No. 126 Fed
eral street, /dlogheny : His stock oomprices
• great variety of Panay Branch, English,
Scotch and American Casslmorotand Cloths,
and fine Silk and Coalmen Vestings,--all of
which will be mad° up to order In the lotost
(Vies end In the best manner. A choice se
loction of Purtashing Goode also on bandana
for sale, together with a MI stock of Beady
Made Clothing:. well and fashionably made.
6137PLT or EANDr—The stiliscriber wishes
to infer= the readers of the Gamete that he
has again a full 'apply of the justly celebra
ted halirestorar Bejtromileor, whom effect in
restoring gray hair to its original oolor , pre
venting hair from failing out, removing
dandruff, &0., fairly entitles it to be classed
among the greatest encomia' of modern
times. Simon Johnston, sole agent, corner
of Smithfield and Fourth streets. sod lw
Da. Morns% Dentist, No. 162 Fourth
street, between Smithfield and Bract.
No Inducements bold out by offering low
prices; but en equitable feu will be charged
in emery case, for tho best materials will be
cued, end ia the time end skill neemary to in-
Sure pereornealrorufts Isbell be applied
ml7:6in
Tim Comma Dart—Persons who do not
wish to be drafted will oall on J. B. Jones 3,
00., 89 Grant street, and Join the army or
navy as volunteers and get the big bounties.
GLITII3.—An Immense stock of ladies and
misses Luting Congress, Balmoral sad Lace
Gaiters, at McClelland's Motion riotue, No.
55 Filth 'treat.
Go to 96 Federal stroot, Alleghato - , .d sae
the cheep shoos and goltors.
B&trlioM-o-Jnly lot, CSOt. F.DESIZEII BALM
DEIIB, In the leak 3 ear.af ble aae.
The friends of the family WO respectfully fr.vited
Co same Us fumed from hie late residence. No. 40
Wylie strtet, Tem (tlaturdot3l ammo= et three
o'clock.
25 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE.
30 half °beat. Groan, Black and Japan 'MIN .
60 03nea Cincinnati Germs.. reap;
20 do do Mould Oandl.r.
lb desen Washboards;
lb do Dockete;
lb do Corn Belmar,
23 ball
dole. bb 3 Mackerel;
lb Lake
10 bbl.. No. 1 Lard Oil;
25 MAL Syrups and N. 0. llolatu • ,
lb bozeuUswego Corn Btanly,
10 cues No. t Matches;
10 boas riapamo Oar.;
Tor ude by 8. LlOO3lOl. It. 8 00.,
.6 187 Liberty street.
00MIIISS10N PRODUCE—Now it
store and for nib—
Y. 6 packages hob Butter;
10btds. Nun
600 do York Beata Potatoea;
60 do cholca Doted Apple.;
100 noon. yahoo Dried Paiute.;
1.1501312. Country Clear Bide.;
WOO
Bibbed do;
.
800 Shoulderr,
88 able. Corn Heal;
50 do .Itontlny:
600 truth. klarrontat Benna;
. oar_Oldar;
100 bap Mud rotatonr
Jalo k U. voiar 6 00.
TTNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRING
13.11.—Askattur =PA, ot ebb- b.t
Vezina In the ebuntu. J W. nnthEt Its rte lndla
Bubb.? Derck Nob. be sad fi
.& Bt.
R. Moran4arn,t attest. by . •
J
64* Avast* tox this oociari..
M. .A_li!ar MI'S
New York Market.
Burs roan. July 1.--Citron 261.2 e Deter . W. 224
1,51 .or tiplaviela Flour—Onate and West.
ern •sclied and 7.413 i p r bbl richer; ill g,14.40
Mr Extra crate, $11411.76 for Et,. II 11 es.
schbou heavy, unsettled arid decia•nly in. 4; 111,67
a11..75if0r stab and W. stern. 67ga1,6.6 oath r I
Wantons. W heat excited and I 6 2c bight,: 82. 3 60 1
2,48 for Chicege Nptlog. 22,2n/62 47 hr Aisle ankie
Club, 52,4742 lit for Amber 21• I sank., taiduJing
two Wad., which la above the market Cto 444
higher; 51 6001:62 for New Billed We
61,4.4
1 tie3-i for ThiteCnind, and 121.65@1,1761 for New and Oid
Western in store. Oats opened a dale El•mer end
dosed dull at 90e0111 for Western, all at and in store
Petroleum °rotted: Crude hi timiSe4 at 49(45,
fined in Bond 8.5(4870, and Refined Free 41,064 - g1.67.
Wool market very nom bud prices higher; &Scala LA
for Supei rine Blida', and 67092 for antra do. Pot
In fair demand, closing triihOut decide) change.
Beef very firm and in good demand; 10412: o r
Country Male, bcylOc for Country Idea. Lord firm
and in moderato demand at INV to.
Stock cud Money 'market.
Tnita, July I.—tdoney rattler unsteady at 7
rar cent. SlOckl erl.di, excited and aalllng high.
Itgold clew., decidedly lower, open'. g 250, adtantning
to 276, rl sing at .2656112tti.
Goverornear Orrick. declining ; pm%
0102; AATert-Thirties, April, to2,siolea.
93%, "34thigan Pouthern....,4
111. Central bcrip_..l3l.l4
139 1.1 &T.
Buttalo Market.
Mlllfibted-
Br - rreasi. July I.—Floor da I after the news of IL:
decline In Gold. Wheat dull soot 16(3250 lower
Corn firm but qu'et. 0.. firmer sod la good d.
mend Wbleky anll sod .minel et 51,71.@1,74.
Freights t 1 No. V rk—llitimat Dot:93lc, Corns
@l7Sc.
Loko Imports—Floor, 1711; hbl. Wheat, 149,V
bosh; Corn. 215,1:13 bueb I Ooie I:L./. bosh.
, • .
U. Q.l :uo 3,2•69 ; Whnot 1 . 2.0,957
brulh ; C•rn, P+3,210 ba ; yaw 44.0t0 bush,
Oswego Market
Oorgoo, July I.—F our s• ansettled sod
Maher, the demand tics ding the stipp.y. \Snail is
rte test .patn,g 7, and in rive of iho unit, ttled st•rs
of affairs, toyer, ars beromlog setle• thit
morning of No 2 Maw° to • riot at 142 to, No
Had to arrive 32 20, No 1 5111auntee C nb 31.48,
ihdders sde•oclt g prime sitar Os receipt of rue
ragening report, Is hold at 3',ao sod Karr,
Canal Freights—hoot 470, It heat 52.t.e,0, COT. 110
to New Tusk.
• -
Philadelphia Market.
paliArin.rid.., July 1 —Them le eopelderable ea
elteruant le all the markets. Fleur athaore the;
sates et 810.37et@l I fur euverflne. a brit .danced
Ws Corn eilreseln. Nets P.Ak Z-45. Whisky drttt
at At 87G1
AYY6CIdL driU,IAIL;R:ro
THE GOVERBffiBISiT LOAil
5200,000,000
This Lona h sattiorix id by Act of (kingrees cf
Bth, 1884, *bids provides 'or iu BEDZEdIi,
TION IN 0010 E, at say perbd ..A I.s Mau Gm
0 .“. forty Year. from Its Mae, at tLe pleasure or
Ootil Ita roderuptlon, TM PEE MIT. INTIM
EST to to ba paid semi qualm...lly, I 9 COIN.
Itt ttI3IPTIoY SEMI FEASZ OE LOCAL
to It, valoa
Th. rate of Interest on this loan, although bat fi
per cent to min, is ns ranch pester fn currency
the difference between the market vtloo o!colivetiol
he • rale, the flu per MD C. r pech oectultle• of ol
gGvernments aro rallir,B par cr abnae, and
y maw funded In tin) National Loan, will be
tb Rd ham to geld, bold 1,31ng a rcgnlar and
fbera percealsge to the holder
Ao ecerrities offer en grunt Inducement", It le Ce
lleved, as the nsrio. destriptiorz of V. & [;Dada
La all other for or ladobtedness, the fei , h or ebiltry
f prt rota rotrtiro or sox: co=p.les m ory,-sto
•mmooltleo only a plolgod f,r poyment. while far
he debt, of the U;:tod Etat*, the whole property of
the country is hold.n to tacuze the pay - moat of Co
princip-.1 w 1 lutarect tot colu
rho rm.. Debt a the Cc.. fl:stea . which
lutenist la payable to gold, 00 the 341 day of Elarch7‘,
1561, liras Tho tritortst on this dab
for the coming tscal year will be '345,937,1%, while
We custom. revenn. In gold for the current tdasl
al, ending June Mtn, MI, bee b.a to far It the
to of over 51C0,0'..0.020 psr ennam, an amount
rc,oly In ex.e . of the mosran of the Troaow,' for
tho pap:coot of gala it.torroL
These Bond. mod , I. rube , riboi for Ix soma Loom
lt3o op to .7 rooollude, . the tame tors.. sod
thm made oquolly ovallsble to tbo arnobtect
tier a.,d the last They csh be eon
, tied Into money at nay moment, and the, hoW,
hal, tho boaellt of tho Intone
The authorised among of this loan Is Tvo 11.
drod MAILoo Dol!.s. Ibe =mot o! subsmiptL]lot
p:rted to the Trearary at West:deem, i, over
$10,000,000
Baboaciption., will be received in curectej by the
First National Barak, of Pictabcrigh. Fa.
Third National Batik, Plitiborgh, P.
horld by nil National Baal. which are [.pal
tnrl,•e a public money; .12d en respectable 13.213
and Bankers tbroaghout the coot try, (soda(
agents of the National Depositary Destka) to
cash Meth a Information on mvilcatlon, and erard
ry !malty to sub.-Albers.
*St evilAw?
)I_, 9 •PItPirATE DISEASES
Dr. Ludlum's Speoiflo
LO• .oly reliable remedy too caso:sso• of the nor,
gotteratott. It la the dtscosaa7 at u emus•
Ptualcion whoa. 11.4. owl dovotod to du trostoor.
this clan of Ilsonca, and and cuayroccd.eatal • •
mat. trr cote Chan twenty rms. IS U yarioe.lon
1.12511, re,Taltirg no Injoottool, and dttrertr4 ottiorl7
teem tae mlafsten prectlee wad the 11=t11tOr..• erort
la composmda offend to the paLite. or.ttrely
raptable and perlictly data It meal lite a charm
• d Impart. .trey gth wad cigar to d..t. dullard
our u.—lrOs post *cr.. ci thl3 ovz . ..!y b
lactlng permanent muse ba. 1.0 balme, Imit•md
by aapinciplei mea. Dbaserv , , thuralcra,lltat Ua
dsustars of tbs proprfaor LB .rom rob tvz.llo:4l
other is pant. Prsparai only tp
WILF. DAVIDSON,
!alb Pruprtztm 01..notakati, 0.
Mad by ra Drtggistio Prim; $1 per bar.
DV' To ash tkt •_bled• t 7 B'.llo. IL ILVSTYLII
140 Wood Arad.
Ja22l:l7davr4
U• ONE OP HIFENEWELL'S
OBMAT BEDIEDI ES—FIGNNEWS.I.L'S
TOLE ANODYISE.—Thbi Justly oelebrata prepara
tion, which hue so truly earned the name and &ma
of a [ True Anodyne by re, its which bad bafilcd
every other sttempt at sure or relief In lieu:ales,
Ithenmatiaru, Clout, lierroue Headache, Tooth and
Earache, Cholera Morbus, Pains to t,o Stomach or
Bowels, Elysieriaj:Distress after Medea., Loss of
Bleep, General Narrow! Debility, Paroxysms to
Asthma and Whooping Cough, now declare.] to be
largely venoms, and far the pains to Monthly Men
struation, also declarod to be ono of :be moat fin
portant points in medicine. A lay writes from New
Pork ..crere tt ten dollars a drip, I would tot be
without It In toy family, and no one sh.ld be with.
oat It.
Tor sale by all Wholesale and Beall Donlan.
JOHN L. 111181i6WELL, Pursrtator,
Practical Chemist.. Boston. Ilan
for sale by Jos Flaming, Geo. 'Keyser, B. A.
Foluaestoak 3 Co. J. U. Fulton: Agoras for Pitt..
bargh ; Geo. 6. Roily, W. J Means and Dr. Jame.
Broom, Agent. tar Alleghany - City.
mhlennhde
ISAAC U 1141143,
0 E 7 szarr S-ALWIA:L.IM
wnatact' a band a lataa mad tboWl.;
satantal atmk of DLOIIIISO. 110 AT AND B ON
PLANK. WINDOW rasidE STEW inimrs,
atm,sum, Kam, sPOSIVIII3, utiarm, PAL
1508, ao., ise.,
St t ri ll ordara tot A.VNIID MIT/ tto.
prolaptnom and at We =tea.
U. B. P. want4tl•ollo TiNERD tr PO •
LAIL ion particulars Otrttal atataftro tat tt-e:
Cralz etsset, atu Itettr , na
ataartr
°NEIL m STONLLISLIN,
-
ILAIIIITA47SIIII.III3 ON WIZ/
Saws always ork hauls and maks to =Ur tUO 11.14 - D
BRIM MIMS WISE CIDOTIEI ; BlErti s of all
kbada; UIDDL/2. ka fronds"' ; ELELWa
WOES 11.01PWLIIDOWE . , ko.: HISD (latiZas CH.
ElAttitiTAL WEN, pr. roan. ks.
acne AD dm of WEI to •.:,;
NN. • Ebtbi.) Mart/ Lt)111.1, on plain
andpub, 15 blade, brow, :ref end
drab, at 211 sad 11511.. amt. -
J. 1 H. 111BZran
BOOTS 4./CD 1 HOBS
Ora OF JULY
GRAND FREE PROMENADE!
FIFTH STREET
MERE
GREAT TRIG:
No. 02.
r Givd Centre of Attraction.
P. B —qttoor to in the city, 1. tore Lod and Bd.
G 2 PI VIII bTrir E r o the buortb of •1240 2 . 2 3'l
log ...ro.to,og, worth tauslog, oloG
oe. kn trio t Boolbi red
Jr3o
A NEW SUPPLY OF
I=3
efts zw, TOOTH'S,
BOYS' AM) ounimuss%
Boots, Shoes and Salters
No. 64 Market Street.
SLATER ti G01P1.13.
BOUTS,
SHOES,
OP ALL KINDS, AND AT ALL PRICKS, LT
McClintock's New Shoe Store,
No. SO 111.DIELL ST., Alleghtll City
S HOES, of every description,
IfI'CLELLAND'S AUCTION,
65 Fifth Street.
N EW GOODS i NEW 011th.n6.1
we have tart received cear Spring KM, el
BOOTS AND SHOBS.i,
WhWI we will eall at tha LOV UM
We have the largest and boa eeleat FlEST ad Rack of OM)
Ellita , a Inns Calf Sqvuts.-Wial Soots,
To be (mind In the city. LADIES' LUST 03.1TICH
sbrouinace. Give on as&
Jaz—Robb,
WORK
JEST RECEIVED BY
GEO. ALBEEE, SOH fZ CO..
.1.1. 71 WOOD ITREEI.
Bus' $o Tolky Hell's
. e . df Lalscors totd .g...
Kip 13,...5e5.
I.llllttren's Gat Filet facts.
Theme good. art Inas to or rpectal ordst, atd
oriented unec culled tustom trttk.
F YOll CAN'T FL 1) TilN KLND OF
D 4028 AND ENOZA,
A.Ed thlprl. yzu mat, a att.. atom, .11 a%
BORLANDS, No. ES Slarl-otrtree,
And you can be en1t..,1 both In prize and
JONCAMPBELL, Manufacturer o
li
Boom 1,31) SHOES, a .eery dascriptlma, at
N 0.31 Smithfield street, Pittabergh. oat :1y
FRUIT AND bIiADN
EvEnGaEENs, ac
Of APPLE. Ira boss rort.o U,too, cad of 11.3 • , 7!
los , tos thsistios moot profitable for this location.
We taro arrow mu ups, as Earl, Ramat, Illaidosi
Bilithiliolland Mout, Baldwin, Talossister, OsSad,
tog of Toroptiort Oo Rhode Wand Greed, limos
Beauty,' Band., BmokwtoduA Solman'a Elrod,
dmith . o r Cidor Ao. with •
Orr, Lem stuck 01 PIA/
cazara, rum aysgorsas, aIIAD
ruzEs, olm, aunutoat, GREENROOM!:
PLASTIi, &0.,
kr. A. oth Astor! largo, of• otter
great Lod commit. to planters or who:mato parch.
5,11. Oman 101 l at C. Droaohorro, COOL! 11, cr
ritlobtargh Pon Office, will La promptlyananded Hs' ..:-
101.1.1 i MURDOCH, Jr..
.loMdowl Pirlataritit and °shish./ Nitrwirstf.
811,111 , 4531.1iN1i lilF-AINUAATEitaN.
1!6 WOOD swan%
J AXLES SOWN
Incite, tee attention of Biiortanen and others In Lie
.plondld sttdi of BIBLES, RETOtt • .111/44111,a
PISTOLS, GAELS BAG& POWDER 7LtitiEB,BltOT :-
BELTS and POIJCHU, Dania riAssl3,.lad am. 5-
mould,. of weary kind. Ale clack le the !Arnett en;
brottebt to this oart.ot- *en
pATTERSON & BRO'4 1
.- .
. .
1:104 , 11 CM
Youghiogheny Coal and Nut CoaL
~-.
Orden kit at the Mei on DABBLE/13 STRZEtr.:i'
next Bradley's Wotlen Factory. 4.11.0 , a4 eitY ;.1.
promptly stranded to.
SArWestern orders prMpptly Uell.
tikt.llkrmorf ! . -.'.•
...:
M MINIMA 2.40. Oz•
- .
Doter In
Pianos and Nu.iictel Instruments; •
• -
Kato constantly on lianas flue asraztmeal at
62. W P 1.615103, VlOlt GUITAR, ADOOZDZ. i .
Er Ley Iv be 1,111 mill Li my =ion. ialvlawd
_1! , 7 til'Utiß AND 'On NALLY, Al ••
coca, estirr a C 0.11.. : ~,
1 No. 12 flinictibtld an .at. ''.
101 thrum eartiltved FL C. Sammy
100 do pub* Leaf Lardy
3c0,C.0 Its. Min 11}0.; ' • . : .•'...
5 , ,M0 . . Casirsmi Marx. ' ' •'-
21 OW " Vt. S.
oa2vaer4 g C. am.; •,'
Wu 000 .. Eitzs Dies Shoulders; 7 .
10... GO 4. Clear BiAliri
•:
60:00 Itibbet aides: ;
MAO " Bug. p.rea Cala BM;
6LI) bbla (6bopard a ac fasi.llllo2/..f,
culEl
SUNDRIE.
a 411,r loots Lake nor: , r 0141.4.; ~....,
GO bbis. extra Flour, .:1 •
6 do Bon 131nAer; '
•
10 tome do;
•
10 tube patted Dotter;
10 btn. White •
V) do S hit* isa
F
riod Co a Mud; '..,
6 hhdr: N O. , i• '-
..c -
In std. And Par sale b '..i ,
SANS VAN 0011 DEN,
matt - No lo FitottAeold rt... earner of. flat: L-r.
.butlii=alt tau
_bola /Con large.
60 ate .0 9 mama;
60 do "
26ermla I
26 de " Mugs add raadl
Mackerel; lied 1
100 half bt.le. Lake Herrin;
Beeelval and ea eat. J. H. O • is
Ebls. Eggs; •
8 do Ddod Adylea ; ' '
1 3 D tte . Prate
WO 'do rotat4 L ____.
lo Wry or_d for irk tdi CHAS saa.sussw. ,
Jer i N. 179 Inert, strwit,,
ALLICATEMST CITY
111 A 511 .4 BEEF 0.1) LOW. -
1-1 16,0 , Y; to, Try
_Adv., Bogey
'mid 8.0. Horn;
8.150 Co. Cbicsio Ostmoodg. a. am= !...,-
9,cco IDs. a, p ,mis Cant.l47 2484
301.teroot ebgas Leof Loot;
Tor lola by, , •
8011. , *LAS 617. /An.
iIU4KCHEEK LUKKRATIIiti-I)LL,
A" yrinWsitklok bow Imm yet, warrant4Obt
to Imo losebtbott.l.4o,,to Ho. 2 Ildol os
boot and far si.lo by . ua.,. i n ii rt • 2 ; 324. 1i
lon 1.—.2.0470W.dAr10r014
200 l'"'*'" FLOUkti sr
riTtnic plw eiar rtlentw
/LOC4 Ur Co..
1.4.) (us low r.14f44
$2O WV I Ilsnasur ta ri ltostistp tbs,ln
nrfarty' Lamom* unlit; pota
1,05 trosa t 0 ,6 401 to
am to
. jez e. ,--; . Cv,31:4 Youth lull&
, . •
, ?RIP.dRE,
GAITERS,
MAWS= EITItg.II
EEMEItYM