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It should bb understood that the ptimary object in coiling for hundred days', men Is, to afford assistance to Oxen: by garrisoning the Ifortilleations of Washington and guarding • the Maryland and Pennsylvania border. As ', yet we hear of no vulva's° to the call from oar -cillsone. I 4 nothing to be done? We topo dig some effort will be made today to pram that Allegheny county V not Waiting in this emergency. See the opposite psis fainstractions to those who woald rare ' ampoules. -National Associatton for the Amend• meat of the Constitution. •• The Aesoeiation met In the Trinity Mottle • 'dist Episcopal Church on Eighth street, ahoy' Davi, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the Gth Md.; at ten o'clock; a. m. John Alexander, occupied the Chair, and Rev. John Douglas D., acted as Secretary. The Rev. T. H. Stockton, D. D., opened the meeting with prayer. The President then delivered a ploit - adareas, pointing out the object of the ..Aris'ociation. The/del:rotary read the call for this meeting, and the minutes of ha Conroe eon held in Allegheny 011 the 26tbof J ennui. The Rev. Daniel O. Eddy, D. D., was appoint , ad. Chairman, and the Rev. J. G. Better, D. D4Seeretary. The Association then took a reccas.till three o'clock In the afternoon. • 'The-Association reassembled in the after. `none. In the absence of the President, the 'Bev. J. B. Dales, D. D., was called to the The Rey. Dr. Prossly presented the report of • the Committee on Business, That God in Die providence is loudly calling on the Christians of theland to prosecute with diligence the work in which .this Association Is engaged; that It is deeltable•to enlist the co-operation of all Christian denominations • El the work, and that la order to do this it Is necessary to engage 11 o religious and secular press in the ditemsion and dissemination of ita.prineiplei. The report was laid on the tahlafor the present. • On motion of Dr. Mollvaine, itesiloed, That the sense of the resolution - passed in Allegheny in regard to the oath of efliee to, that it recognizes the existence of God as giving it sanction. On motion, the specifloationi relating to the oath of o dim and slavery were 'stricken out of the memorial to Cooper/. Adjourned file next rooming at nine o'clock. • Beaver Female Seminary 'Fitt Watt% annual" catalogue of the Mem aad peels of thisitstitaticnx is before as, and from It we learn fltat,,ile camber of students M2===l woe 140. The of Inetruction is as yakoers ; -- 7 ,f. B. Mercer, Pro (Patty. La n .. e ' Principat—hilss itia l c Sarah ~ pse ~, anchor of Moral and Naturalfoli.. .' Tr achers of Engliitißranch ' et—hilia 1t45... Babcock, and bliss Anna M. -41mlatt. Instrustress tn Vocal. and Instru - inelatal Nagle—Miss Mary Moainniss. Teach , , tegoi Drawing and Painting—bliss it. E. Bab .liteLeini D D., Bev. J. ..•," ht llock . Shields, and Bev. B. P. Lowrey constitute • the Board of Directors. un 'tte Board of .. Visitors we notice the nuclei of Dr. J. T. . , Plenty and Boy. B. B. Swift, of Allegheny, ..: -together with several other distinguished clergymen. - - .The-institution is qtaw being conducted under - the most favorable auspices, and we command it to the attention of those 'having ,-, *daughters to educate. The Inzilding is large • : ' mad -commodious, with well furnished and y well ventilated. rooms, while the location is ''. _Otte of the' finest in the country, easy of att. ' ' tails ' and surro un ded with beautiful scenery. ' , Theteachers have bean chosen with a view . - solely. to their fitness and proficiency, and the mane of study is moat comprehensive and - completa, The examinations took place on the .9th and 29th" of June, and were of a - highly satisfactory haracter, reflecting credit “,._ alike upon the pupils end the institution. ..-- - Therseit term Wilt commence on the 29th of '''August, and those of our readers desiring ..‘ ..; lafermation es to farms, he, will please ad dress the Buperintendane, Prof. B. %Mercer. ". - 'The case of Ed st wltrj e llitek, the Sub. two tat little to add to our report of attempt on behalf of two of the polka - to "sparest.", upon the nolOred toy, Edward Beak, by selling him as ii:enbetitrite. The limn Gillespie, who wu 1111kAti011ed in the -affair, has made a statement • 't under oath, to"ditch he asserts that he had larteretit the : treassotion, and itoiltinot hirapriflteda cant by it. ~.; --L.:: We may also state that Mayor Alexander •-•-••'-'-'1sined a wiriant for the arrest of Back, upon •••• an infarmation made Deltrieb, Of Belo street,whoallegedtbatho.(Back) had been • seen by his (Deltrich's) wife; to tato a watch • - •• -,.Orerat. (hes from his store.: The warrant, how sow, "isnot in the hands of oilers Gabby at the time the arrest* was made.. Iteltrich ap 14.J* Wand en Saturday arid .withdiew -- tho prose cation' or.reittseat to provvento the case any tertheteismd the Mayor supposed 'that Buck had been disOurged, there heing no evidence • A/411,/11,41 tad-1411k • • &skijor lnforms nil ' also, that beTeCeiV - Idt:to - node. from the B oard of Enrollment, SI alleged, and it appears-that the etatement .4st:the esserwentiato,tho - kailds of the Police. jilroteciittee of Councils; etbo ixamed.W.ely a...8-a... a... id sneetiag, bet.f.r wine of a. quorum they were obliged to defer action for the present. `.-Thiywill investigate the matter filly, and if , t .. • ' thapflows awned - have-Una guilty of any •• ••• lorrougthey Will be held amenable to the of. Tile Sixty:Second. 'nestle:met. 4eitelday afternoon alyent four o'clock this resiment.arrlialla this city, and en • hatense concourse ot persons were assetabled , - .. ..stethalapot to welcome thein home. The a.c`;•rtglatint numbers about three hundred mini andtsunder command of litatinel Z. Bowman fitraftsdU.';rin - companies XL and DI) having mastered, into tits send= one month Ut thin-the hers have' not yet brie die- „ i altsZper.and their ati - seneewas a great appWatment to their friends who had =sem , bbd to meet them. 'The regiment formed on Libsrtt, sheet anr.misched - to Pity Hall, lam an excellent dinner had been prepared •-• for 'by the Subsietentee Committee, to. ' which amplejustico dO2lO by the veterans. Thir'regiment `Will 14 1114,9tOred out of the jai:do datnitthat Present week. • - . Ward, Allegheny. . :Az erroneous f l apvireien. revels in come • • minds,withregard to the Intent and meaning 1..‘ oft hi ar a m d resolation 'Peseta ef:the . late ?; :-, flenaitymeteUng in- the illi waid, Allegheny Cdtts in which it is deoltued"thot all cents!. tattiensAll the bounty foul be given with the ecadeistanding that the subscribers ate not to be reimbursed.” .„ T he We intend . 4 to beneroreyed was tilt( that the money ermildnotins reimbareed by taxation, as it ITS hetes"; and notthet whoeontri... thirtjglattolifetfill6aritign°t bust the meeting; andhaving hiestl.tli =scission, km:allies; on: understanding of thejrcso ..*" .''=..-130t4111114.. true one. The trash Is, the Idea !that Says= would be drafted in the Fourth Intlll Wes not entutedad its biteitir of the City reislated And :stated, and _ I IIIM. 0031114•tod pieszet: se decidedly rasadtailespooriztce.-...The- work Is baled , the Salastatenes , I : . iCoraktlltest; Moo Gosiseittee oi - Markets her: Medea% appraprlstlen sulltletat to ooze • • =Da Meeting of Allegheny Councils. The rogalsr monthly meeting of Aliloghany Countlle sets held on Thuraclay evening, July 7th. In Sleet, Present Messrs. PII3ICIS, ilopkine, Irwin, Kirkpatrick, Knox, Wright, and Pres ident Marshall. The statutes of the provione meeting were read and approved. Mr. Reoz manta &petition from property holden on Ohio avenue, praying for the pav ing of the Immo from Bidwell Street to the Readiest& line. Referred to Commillee on Streets. Mr. Francis, a petition for water pipe on Liberty street from East lane to Canal bank. Referred to Water Committee. Mr. Kirkpatrick presented the report of the Water Committee, with & resolution authoriz ing the payment of sundry bills, amounting in the aggregate to $5,740.26X. 'The report was accepted. and the resolution adopted. Mr. Wright submitted the report of the Street Committee, covering a resolution au thorizing the drawing of warrants in favor of the persons named on the pay roll for Jane— the bills amounting to $79.25; 'Bola favor of Kappes & Voeghly for $79.25, for lumber. The resolution was adopted. Abloom ordinance for the grading and pav ing of the streets and alleys around the cen tre re pares of the Diamond. Adopted. Mr. Knox presented an ordinance increas ing the fees for measuring lumber, wood and bark. 75 percent. Adopted.. Mr. Kirkpatrick, an ordinance to regulate the collection of the to on water supplio d Iby measure. Adopted. Also, a petition for a supply tif water from fire ploge for sprinkling the streets. Referred to Water Committee. • Mr. Knox offered thefollowing • Resofeed, That the Mayer be and he is hereby authorized to deduct ere days' pay from sho wages of each of the policemen t'llt were employed in attending the circus while in this city. Adopted. Oa motion, adjourned. 111 COMP. Cbeacil—Present: MOSER& Ben i nay, Brown, Caughey, Dunlap, Fall:sober, Hanna, Hecadorn, Patterson, Smith, Sellei4 per, and President Moßrim. The minutes of the'previous meeting were road and approved. r. Brown presented the report of the Com mittee on Surveys : The committee report favorable to the pay - meat of the bill of Mr. Wm. MoKendry, of —, in full of contract for duplicating plane of the city. The committee were unable to agree in TO .gard to appropriating $lOO to John McDonald towards aesiating him in having the public buildings engraved for the map °Mho city which he is now preparing for pnbllestion, and referred the matter back to Councils. Mr. Smith, from the Committee on Gal, pre sented the report of the committee, with the following resolution, which was adopted: Resotc.i, That the Mayor be and he is here by anther - teed to draw his warrants on the Troacurer in favor of the Allegheny Gas Com pany for the sum of $1,218 65 In fall for gas oonsumed by the city up to July lit, 1864. Mr. Falbanber presented a petition from citizens of the Fourth Ward, stating that the planing mill 'of Wm. Deleon, on Chestnut street, was in a dangerous condition, and requesting the attention of the Councils to the same. The petition wee referred to the Mayor. Mr. Bonney submitted the report of the Committee on Engines. The Committee recommend that the Wash ington and Reliance Hose Companies be con tinued is the ya rd Fire Department as here tofore. The Washington Hose is to remain in its present location, and the Reliance Company will occupy the house need by the Columbia Hose Company. In order to carry out these suggestions, the following resole ' tiara were affered by the Committee: Re-so/red, That the chairman of the Com mittee on Engines be and he is hereby an , thorlsed to notify the Columbia Hose Company to vacate the Dense on Anderson street on or before August let, and that he be anther teed to place the Reliance Hose Company in possession thereof;" and the Superintendent of said. Reliance Company mut reside In said house. Baolvid, That the salaries of the Superin tendents of the Washington and Reliance Hose Companies, together with their aide, be and the same is hereby Axed ateighty dollars Per annum, (payable quarterly,) commencing on the lit inst.: and that the Mayor be au thorised to draw his warrant; on the Treas urer as they become due. The Committee also offered a 'resolution authorizing the payment of sundry bills. Report accepted, and resolutions, so far ea concerned the removal of the Columbia Hose Company, were laid on the table. Mr. Smith, the following : Resared, That the Street Commissioner tre authorized (imdertthe direction of the Sweet Comealttee,) to hare the sidewalks on Chest nut street canal bridge repaired. Adapted. Mr. Dunlap presented the report of Com mittee on Markets. Mr. Dunlap, from the Committee on Mar kets,..submitted the Weigineaster's reports for the month of June, as follows John White, East Common scales, $9l $4 W. F. Anderson, Second Ward spates, 131 82 as4a I aa Es g ao 1 lo g 501 SS Via aOO 4 55 las 69G 410 9 MI 515 10 701 6 00 1 TO 2 20 210 400 4 10 800 ID 00 12 00 Also, a resolution authorizing the Mayor to draw his warrant on the Treasurer in favor of eWhiston do Atkins for $10.55. Mr. Patterson offered the following, which was adopted : Reeo/raii, That the pay of the Columbia Hose end Hook. and Ladder Company be the came as other hose companies of the city, (vic 8520 par actuate), commencing July I, 1864, and payable quarterly, provided they run their apparatus under the rules governing the Fire Department. In S. C. laid on the table. Oa motion adjourned. • For the Pittsburgh Gssltte. ' The New Volunteer , bind Conscription Law. Borne people ere inclined to condemn this . law. lam not ; for I think It the very beet measure that could have been devised under thecimunstances. The draft, with comma- talon, has just proved dead failure, so fa all the Ailing up thq rank/ of the army was concerned. Take, fot example, the result in the 23d distrlot, la whiob the late draft, foi deddeney of about 440 men, with fifty per. cant. idded, to 'rover exemptions, has Just bean completed. About twenty floe men, ha'- eluding substitute!, were sent into the service. Ali the others, found flt for Barrios, paid com tautat-on. It demonstrated the atter lopes sibllity'of keeping tanks of the array re plenished by such a Rote was a dilemmas t draft, with corn mutation, was found to D -Weals while a draft, without comma • , ae depreca ted by ,all right-Irandom a a measure frightfully oppreesive-4 me'. ore too des potic to be thought of'sveri In this great no tional'extromity. Perhaps the rebels can af ford, under their system, (of which slavery is the acknowledged corner etcre,) to rorcrt to such Means to iteep up their -0; but we cannot. On the same prine,p. not inconsistent with the genius of tt iiizatiors- to starve and murder per., war, things which we cannot do even principle of 'tetlillitint6 To avoid toted failure on the ono hand and intolerable oppression on the other, Congrees wisely fell back upon the voltusteer system, regulated by a:messed onotat,, eileardated by bounties, and enforce:tondo the penalty of a draft without commutation.; This Is elm. ply a return to the system which worked so well last winter, and but for ,which General Grant 'Grad hams:lbsen at Oil day north of the Rappahannock, if not north of the Yob. Men must be had; hut, we hare.lsouHned , from experience tkat • draft, with. commute ' flan, will not procure them rand Re ell feel that,' en immediate draft, without commute the, would be • measure:too bubiumm, to thought; of. But one alternative rentalnedei and:that one Congress has whelp adopted. , True, the law contemplates a draft, without ' commutation; in a ordain contingency, jut 'l4 other statute' Prerride:ief distress and sale of real and personal property, - and even. the hinging of men by - the steckOn certain other contingencies; bdtlPeopleinaprby the exercise of a little pen e l and' foramati &Told any and all of these legal prneedingi endues: The laws do not' mile the stroteling of nooks; fordble le of ;ods, 1 1 _ or theca:o;o4oton the of Sold Sa iers, necessity. life smut' be protected, - debts , must bo col. Meted, and Us:roma:7 mot be defended against traitorous enemies viola: all thee. thy" s may be' done - Without a nemonary-re. eortlcithe penalties provided, without , which'all laws vanities pail and nyder:. There is going tolit:lttOther, draft tt , is the cry in the mouths of noluoy - peopler.t , ilta is all *mistake. There Ls no decimulty for. a draft it all. There ought to be none; andll believe them will be none, Instead of this, I believe there is to be • great end generous effOrt at volunteering, Ithink the President Ilia 'ea for from 00,000 to 600,000 men;tO sere. for one pus, and put se end to r *e re; bellion.Otie hundred downs bounty; in ad4.l &tan is: the vibrations and bounty hetetc font allewedj IS 10' given to those who will cuter the marks voluntarily, ang fizzy d ui are given in which igub-disufat Will be eallad'apon to nit Its quota &abiders ; and to this end, enrolled men. who do not wish to go into service, , assisted by *Masi . will make up local bounty funds sufficient to induce men to go in, just as they did before. - No method car orer devised more equitable, fair and honorable to nil concerned than this: end we ail know bow sneceminl It was. Under thin eyetem, no wrong, no oppression, will mar the glorious work of saving the 'country. lien will go In willingly; for patri otism and interest will combine their force to urge them forward. It sounds very floe to talk about mon laying down their lives for their country. It lousy good ha poetry; but we have got into the sober, prose part of this war, and calculation hes taken the place of enthusiasm. *The time has come when men think before they- grasp the musket, dole, ei wives and alldroxi,aro to be fed aned while they are gene. and thetime has coma when enrolled men will count how mush mon ey they can profitably give to escape en incom mutable conetription. I treat that the selfish policy of getting in • dividual substitutes will not be resorted to, oxoopt in districts where the formation of general bounty funds shall have been found, after an honest and earnest ort, to be Im- practicable. If men in easy eff circumstances with to sow the seeds of discontent and jeal ousy in the minds of their poorer neighbors, they can take no readier way to do so than by thesystem of individual stibeffitutlee. I am glad to know that the noble-minded citizens of the Fourth Ward, Allegheny, have utterly repudiated that system, and that they have already taken measures to 1111 the heavy quota of their ward by a general and united I movement, jest as they did before. J. C. Respond to Your Country's Call—Your state is Invaded by the Enemy ! Let Every Man Fly to Arms!! 'rho Governor has issued his proclamation to the loyal men of this Commonwealth to organize without delay and be to readiness to assist in defending the State, its borders and the capital of the nation. No loyal man should hesitate. I now call upon those desir ous of serving their country in iss present emerge's°, to moot at Wilkins Hall, this morniog, at 10 o'clock, to make arrange ments for organising one or more regiments of infantry in this city roa °az ircranairo nave. Let companiee be railed forthwith. Clothing and transportation will he fur• nished as soon as companies report. Now is the time that the services are required of every man who has the welfare of hie country at heart. Loyal men should lay aside for the time their cares of hostess! and portent organisa tions in response to the call. W. L Fonts, LL Col. 48th r. Y., and Reetui log Officer. Conascrron.—We were in error yesterday in locating the "old St. Charles," (the house where theyow occurred on the main of the rourth,) to the Fourth ward. Wo should have said the Piro. ISPICOAIS LOCAL NOTICES THOXII Paaer, Min end Ornamental Slate Roofer, and tract In Peruasylvanie and Ver mont elate of the best quality at low nazi Offme at Alex. Laughlin's, near the Water Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. • Corns Bunions and Diseased Nails Dh. .11awasix,--Thls eminent Chiropodist, who effected many cares of corns and bunions, is again among us, and is located at 20 Fifth meet, over Andrew's tea store. Hie opors . - Hens are.efficncious, painless and speedy, and knowing, as oil should that comfort In walk ing is mantlel to health, thane afflioted with these troublesome pasts would do well to giro the Doctor a call. Mr. Ell Young, and Mr. James Malinger, well known in this COMICLII nity for years, were &Dieted with both corns and bunions for a long time, Mr. Ell Young says: Dr. Randall most • sucoessfully cured some most painful corns and bunions for me. The cure is effectual, end I consider I made an excellent investment. Mr. James Millinger writes:— Dr. Randall, a year age, removed a most painful corn from under of my toe nails. The operation was perfectly succosful. To-day he has removed others, and I have no doubt with equal Rid eau, for which I had undergone several un succossfild operations at the hands of other professed Chiropodists. Once hours from 10 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 5 p. m. To Anus I To Anus I—The ottison soldier will And a more deadly foe in the brackish muddy water and damp night air than in the moat detedmined enemy. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS so purity the blood and strengthen the stomach and bowels that the soldier can en• dare these hardships and mill be strong and healthy. Holloway's Pills and Ointment are now re tailed, awing to the high prime of dings, Ac., at 00 cents, 70 cents and $l,lO per pot or box. For Bale in Pittsbargh by D. L. Fahne stock 31.0. For Gdo at Falton's drug More, Fifth street, Pittsburgh. For sale also by Geo. A. Holly, Fedora l i street, Allegheny Mt,. • - - fluxovms.—lismnel Graham ,fr Co. Mar chant Tailors, have removed to 73 Smithleld erect. We are Just receiving our second !supply cf spring and summer goods, and woulttlnost reepeetitilly invite our friends and the public in general to examine oar new stook, •belloving it to be one of the linen Eveelmerohant tailor pods in the city. Every garment warranted to give full satia faction, in both price and quality. Give az I call before purchasing elsewhere and Snag., for yourselves. GILLIIAN h MCOLIDLILI Merchant Tailors, No. 73 Smithfield street. »....Sl2s 63 Smut Norma.—The attention of oar readers 11 direoted to the brilliant assortment of Spring and Summer Goode Pun received by ore:tend Er. John Water, Ho, 116 Fed eral street, Allegheny. His stock comprises • great variety of Fancy French, English, Scotch and American Cashmeres and Cloths, and Pao Silk and C6s3ll:lltre Westings,—all of which will be made up to order in the lan.st styles and in the best =nor. A choice se lection of Furnishing Goods alto on handand for sale,logother with a fall stook of Ready Made Clothtni. well and fashionably made. .A.Bitarifirm. Hun or Ram Le a mown of glory," and hot from time immemorial' been the brighteet jewel in the casket of - beauty. Now,howerer, this great source of lovelfr.ess is easily obtained by the nee of "Lubin'. Hair - . Dressing." It , makes the hair gloeey and lazarbint, inclines it to earl, and retains It in any desired potion. No lady or t. sto and elegance will be without it.. Try 1:. will never regret the investment_ Baowe'a Snosoutaa Taoonsa.—" V oar Troches are too well and favorably known to need commendation. Iloe. Cams. A. Pugin, Pit it. Mass Senate. .11y 0011101IIniC/11013 with the world bas been, very much, enlarged by the Lounge which I now carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my Throat (for which the Troches are a specifte) often made me a mare whisperer." N. P. {Vitus. • Di. lioirrn, Dentist, No. 162 fourth street, between Smithfield and Grant. No indneements held eat by offering low ricers; bat an ignitable fees will be charged toefer7 ewe, for the best materials will be ntedirand /lithe time and skill neacarary to OM itirro permanent/pate shall be applied ml7:6m Oalmrs.and carriage calls will be taken at the (.Imnlboa Mike, No. 410 Penn street, day or night. AU orders left at the above place will be promptly attended to t . All , calls taut be paid In advance' • 0, fftts, Denett, 248 P. street. will • toad to all bush:tem of bie vote:goo. • :Jortra HI. -9uDaB, Attontry it Lim, OS Grant stnitt, dam • ens—Two good Faodboyr• Apply ingiodistoly at this aides. • 'JAL= arsortattoit to Mit, 11111 day, at 96 Federal street. Tatlire tad valise', at 06 Federal greet- Go to 96 Federal street. DLARRIED: kfAttaTTA....DEWII2-01i Wodotexl. Y9th. by affT. Chub. A. DickeY; JAlnn A. YiElit&lTA.and - blba BALISZ T. DblirD all of eqfstiitalti: • F timaw--(Ntholeralatantram, SARAH JANA youngest daughter of Gauge and Bomb i143411:18. 464 MO: 6 66444 1th 413 " 1 .- nu* Su= the troahkate of . yam% Grar's dtbi on ram,7 .00;puttale44 4, — , % — 'Eason—at uh ecuct. Pi a 'we, nEII- mine -P:1115.11r; -rousgesOlizelw of John iien4%. 18 q 414 th a "l b 04 :1 11 4m's' Irho. plioo 71f4tecat two edo;l4. 'poo., *um tbs, nocidezho of., hot LOW; iirge aunt. .1 ho Windt of tho foal are ifipoot; Ile, :halted to attoad witlact fader tete.- - , or taira; ® WV , supply, of sari= colon sal styles, pit mend from Wall at tbs Ou inothmitretriiia, Has 20 and SS M. Oar stmt. - lsSa a. a rt. PM 4ra114 0LV11... 1'A81.19 0N05...4n. otbo =pp!, but s wand, at. thollsab • 1. it 11.211,W4Pai -~t:. ,y, THE LATEST NEWS Wi TELEGRAPH. THE REBEL RAID ! ADVICES FROM HAGERSTOWN. Particulars of the Entrance of the Rebels into that Town. REBELS BURNING PROPERTY Bridge Over the Shenandoah in Flames A FIGHT REPORTED AT FREDERICK Sucre-s of Our Troops DEPREDATIONS BY MOSBY'S MEN Gen. I. ouch's ileadquarterh Removed. WIIIIIIKGT , JI4, July 7.—The Star says: We have Information direct from'llegerstown to the effect that on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock, a rebel squad, consisting of fifteen rivalry man, commanded by Limit. Shaver, formerly of Martinsburg, Va., entered that plxco. This forte appeared to be a recon noitering party, and they had only been In town a few moments when a detachment of our regular cavalry from Carlisle, commanded by Lieut. McLean, dashed Into the place A brief cavalry fight immediately ensued in the streets of Hagerstown, which resulted in the i robots being dri.on cut of town, with the ism of a Lieutenant and two privates taken ,prisoners. 1 .About half an hour after this Eght the rob els again entered the town, their Week eon elating of cavalry and mounted infantry. Lieutenant McLean, of the Union cavalry, finding his farce too smell to cope with so large a number of rebels, slowly fell back ti the Pennsylvania line, carrying with hire hi prisoners. The rehala, after entering the town, eel to work to destroy the telegraph, but they had made no demonstration agaiost the railroad when our 10formant left: They also have adopt many of the atone, and seem to have adopted a different course from the one they pursood last gummor. PELL4DILLPtIL, July 7 —The Bulletin has just received the following special despatch. Chamlocroburg, July 7.—A man from Hagers town, just arrived (tom Greencastle, says that McCausland'. command, formerly Jenkins', 1,500 strong, cavalry and -mounted infantry, and one battery, entered Hagerstown getter , day and left at 11 o'clock by the Frederick pike, where the main body of the rebels have all goes. Small parties returned this morn leg, and made a requisition on the people for 1500 outfits end $20,000, under threats of bunting the town, which was paid. BaLTll4Olli, July 7th, 9 p. m —There can not any longer ho any doubt that Lee has sent a considerable portion of his army in this direction.. The 4121Clirdr, had received the following special intelligunct i'reirrick Jag 7.—About I o'clock a. m. the tffolonel of the 13th Illieoin cavalry with 300 men and two pieces of the Alexander's Ital. timore battery, made 111 reconnoissance to itiddletown, about fire miles from Frederick, where they met the enemy in strong force, linfantry, cavalry and artillery. after a sharp fight, our forces were repulsed and fell back on Frederick, tho enemy slowly purse. lug. Lugo numbers of etragglere are errliring at Moneency and are sent at once to the front by Ben. Wallace. The enemy are reported to be la full force on the. Hagerstown pike. Liege l'redcriek, d. Jaly — . rho enemy le now one mile from the town, on the Hagerstown pike. All the slob and Govern ment stores have been removed. BLLTIIIO6II, July 7—E2O p. reports frcm London county. V., say there has been no rebel force in that county, save bLaby's consisting of 300 or 300 men, about half of ;hem crossed the river and committed the depredations at Point of Roche on Mon day. They made another attempt to cross on Tuesday, brat were deterred by the appearance of aome of cur cavalry. They have fallen back, but guard the re:Wall:siding to the river, to prevent the loyal citivsns from communi cating etch Mars land. BAINIXOnt, July .—A dispatch from Sandy Hook, to-night, says : The rebels are again burning property in that place. Largo-Ores aro now burning. Tho bridge over the She nandoah is alio In Agues, the cflagration outing a glare of light over the eunu7 for Bewrritosa, July 7. Alreiciplif—Genera Wallace has met with s success at Prederlclu effort, he foiled the rebels that fax In all their to drive us from the town. We expect the particulars coon. Tba rebele threw several obeli. into the city. Ooe fell near Bradley Johnson's old residence and another near the Court Bonze. Hamillotise July 7--The Headquarters of Gen. Couct.were removed from Chambers burg to this city to- day, with a view of full toting the organization of the militia recently called out by the GOVCIIIIO/. The Heady., tare hare are still In catomrcnicatlon with Greencutle, but it is almost Impoisible to get anything bat vague and unsatisfactory re ports of rebel movements beyond that point. NE)V YORK SIAM BONDS. The Destruction of the Alabama lIVIEDIATE CALL FOR,.:100000 ►IEV New Your, dhly I.—A4 the monthly meet ing of the Chafulter of Commerce, ta•day, the committee to obtain subscriptions for the pay ment of the interest on I.3late bands in gold tor or el against haring tie interest paid In coin, under the present circumstances. and were discharged. The Comptroller informed the committee that • large part of the princi pal had already been paid In currency. A committee, coniisting of A. A. Lew, Errs Nye. Chas. H. blarshall,Al. H. Crean ell, and Geo. Blunt, was appointed to take action in the tattler of the dastreetion of the !debit:tn. The Philadelphia Pre.. of this morning says the President will lannedlately call for 300 000 men. THE APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS Stationery Contract.4aarded. RECRUITiNO IN THE ItEEEI STATES Wasamoros,, Jail is roughly calcu lated that Coupon, daring Its late session, appropriated over $1,000,000,000, inelading the boantlca to now troops, to be paid from ':the sperial blooms tat. The contrast for supplying stationery to the Interior Department, and the Pension, Laud, ladian,ani Census Bureaus for the en suing boa year, has been awarded to Phil lips 3: Elolotoons, of .this city. it le add - by members of Conceit that regulstiona -are to be adoptod••by which no grate shall harean undue or prior advantage over another in redrafting In robe! State', as authorised by the not further to provide for ogling Oat Om national, forces, and that the State agents will all hate,- an. equal itart upon that business. The , hreW Jroterr Order Gyatem—flee I preeeritatlieltecrult Certificates.. Wounentrall fitly 7.—Dr. 0. P. Macdonald hubs= appolatedlinparintendent of the new money order tyttein of the Pole, Office De partment, and B. Y. 'Wilkins to the print:loll elarkildp. The certlllmlce to be isvred to persons, la dies fanalsitrepresentatire recruit' midst -Gm recent plan anitounced by the PtcureettiaratAl General, arobelnu aunt to the Praecit letatabals. They are hand soma, executed, and *Whereafter be enure. of pride to all who possess them. limy. Firing Toward 1 0 ,itenbarg-- 81ek and Wounded Rai:nosed. WAIIIIISOTOIf, Juno T.--The mall steamer Slepoit warred bare fhb forenoon at ten o'clock, Yesterday morning; whim the iort lift Oily Point, buoy firing was heard in the dhiatiowAit Petembargi bus. It wu not Ittionteat cati,Potat 'lieu*** Arius Ira notrethan , an artillery dnali• The: nospitalte at City ltitit bsi►, been .eUtied t of neatly att the doh aad womb& FROM MEMPHIS AND WHITE RIVER. Mink into Railroad Trains•-Or der of Gen. Wtotiburne. GEN, STEELE'S , COMMAND SAFE Important Movement. In Prograse de., dc., dd. Milieus, July The following special order was issued to 4ay: Beedguarteve, dr:Oriel of trot Tovresser, July d.—Whereas, railroad trains from Mem phis to Saulsbury have been tired Into fre quently by Confederate soldiers and gnernil las, within the last few days, and several soldiers and citizens killed and wounded; and whereas, there are many persons along the line of railroad and at Memphis, who approve and encourage such murderous proceedings, it Is ordered that forty of the most prominent and bitter secessionist in and between Mem phis and Lagrange, be arrested, and that twen ty of them each day be placed upon the ears; in the moat conspicaous positions, on being placed on each ea e of the engineers ; and no train will be allowed to leave Memphis without a scornion guard, until this murderous btu& nese is desisted from. It Is known that several citizens of Memphis have publicly applauded this Ming upon trains. They will be given prominent places in the cars, and quarters will be fitted for them at White station, where they will be tenderly cared :or when net on deity on the trains. Brig. Gen. Bata, ocuimaniiing the cavalry division, it entrusted with the execution of this order. By order of Gen. C. C. NV...miscast. .., - Several boats areirod to day from White river. The nevigo'ion of that stream is now free, and no erprehereilets need be felt for Gee. Steele. John Park, the extinguished !mesh mayor, her gone Washington, it is cold, to complain of his wrongs, es he obtains no sympathy here. ,mportArit movements ander General A J. Smith are progressing satisfactorily. The Lincoln and Johnson ratification meet ing on the night of the 4th was largely at tended. The ectemirsion inre..tigating the Sturgis disoster to still in sessi,‘ No news. Gen. Washburne has prohibited the disin. torrment of the bodies of officer' and enlist ed men, or their trlatp,tion from within the limits of hie until after the hit of October, unless in case of bodies embalmed immediately after death. Recruiting in the Southern States-• florae Stealing Elpedition--Import. ant Movement! at alemphls--New York Militia. NINC YOLK, Jelly 7.—The Commercial A 1 rcrtivree epeclal from Washington of the 7th imp: The regulations by which the loyal States can recruit at the South will be SQ01:1 announcel. There is no authentio information hero of a rebel force in Maryland. It is thought to be a home +teoling expedition. A Memphis dispatch, dated July 4th, sale important Movemeate are going on there. The general oscors ond commandanta of sly regiments met at en. Sar.ford'e headqaartare tide morning, ones It was expected that or. dere to march would be promulgated, bat Gen. Sanford sold be could not proceed fur • ther before receiving additional instructions from Washington. Another meeting will be held to morrow. liverultlng by the Supervisors' Committee to brisk to day. The clam of men enlisting is about the ge of former enlistments. A Card from Gen. Barlow. Ncw 'roan, July 7.—Brig. Usn. Halos, commtuding 13t Division, 2d Corpr, publishes o card say beg that the statement that the lose of prisoners, kc. in Gibbon's Division of that corps, on June 221, was roused by the failing back of his division, is utterly without foun dation. He odds that his division lost neither guns, colors nor regimental organiration, and but few prisoners. MA.RX - ETS New York Market Ntar loon, July 7.—Cn7t 344te onter. —State and Ni 0000 stare and .60475 c l 51426411,70 tar Exam ;State, 114=412 for liana it. . and 112,19(413 fur' Trade Itratda daring heavy; lucload tie is are 1003; 51,40 Extra State, July, Aucat and not half uf Ceptember, 511 4:4412.35. N tasty or:settled at 11 .7341,76 for State, and 147341,71, cash, for Western 11,7641 SO for do., regular •ay. Wheat excited 1134150 Weser ; 52,35442.67 for o r ;Spray, 112,7W2 for Malwoutee Club, P 2,03 for Witmer Bed Weetern, and steely. Bye scarc. and firm at 111,90. Cern ac tive arid 644f1e higher; 31,69441,0 ff for New Mixed %%ono, 11.0611,72 for %Into Weetera, to arrive. Oats ashade Byron; 9301111 for %Natant. tag. AS rm. tdolarxe dull. Pear.lourn—Crude firm at 53 61.65 c, and 2,600 hOls, august,at 68c; had to Bond nototuiff at 72491 0 ; do. Free doll at *l,lO. Wool Is held higher and onwttled. Pork higher; 512 for !To 546 fur New,134(437 tor Old and New Prim, sod 1402 far Prime Dan, Beef quiet hut 100,. Daf How doll and nominal. Cut Moats 41134 and Ana Bacon Eiden doll and nousioaL Lard more active sad highs; 19)01)255(, Batter Cron at 32439 c fur State. Chars° In gaud deatend at 164,441 c. Stock and Stoney Market. tire You, July 7.—Mnou7 and lam at' gm yet ccoa Sterliug 10.4%. Gold more active and oectduclly higher, opening as 2C.3,sultancing 27'.%, declioing to 367, and cloaleg firm at 373% Government stocks doll; 17. 8.1. 11131 Coupons, 1 0 94 04 11: 5 ttho ' - ' 3 aP 9,33 4 P3%99103%; 7.30 Tress nry ones, 106.4106%. Mono doll: 1 gear 9431 , 0. 0 B. 0.8 21.0o000utea. 5l 1111614 m Bantam.. 3153 Zriet--.--....-111% 111. Central 8crip....133 New Fork Gentral....l:oo4ll. & P.. W.... ...—_11 0 Pi Ens pfd a laulsom----132%,11 43 P. Da C........... 66 D. D.O 137. s r. Ft. W. a Chicago Market. Cana., July 7.—Flour activy aud advanced 16 , 4 3,36. Wheat firm, cycling at 547,07112. 98 03 0 No. 1 and Ito. 2 sola ' to-karat at 13,19(43,11 f No. 1, and 52.0sikia,OG for No 2, Corn active and 101%e higher; 4/334 far No.l, 11 ff 1% far No. 1.. Oats Arm and advanced yak, at 60 34 c. Ilighwines c osed weak at 11.7201.71. Fr lOU doll; 7c ea Wheat to IlniToJe. Breelpts-7 COO tan Fl-no, 91,003 00,0 Wheat, 103,000 bash Corn. 36,036 bush Cara 8161pments--3 00 bbla flour, no Wbeat, 14,6C0 hash Corn. 10,000 blab Oats. Catena°. July 7.—lcranw.—float active and ad vanced 10,1)3uo. Wheat arm, nod mtyrn offer to night 112,1642.14 for No 'Land $2 19( 2 . 20 for No 1. 0.00 fans at 51,39 for No.l, nod 54 7 04 1 . 37 34 for No. 2. Osta firm and advanced 2433 ; sales at no : 8234. Ilighwlne• week at 111.72. Pr.nsioas active salts. of Bess P. rk at 510442. Freight. dolt 631 c co ikru, 734 c on Wheat to 11420.10. Betelpfs-2,10 0 tale Floor, 61,000 bosh Wheat, 43 OM Lush Core. 11,0300. h Oita. Itblymmta-9,(113) blots Floor, 31,900 boat; Wheat, 110,00 bush Cora. Its 070 bash Oats. Buffalo Market. Drill., July 7.—Flour firm .d Lo C. 0,1 demand; Superfine 510,0734. 1111.4 lambi° Extra had 513. Bona tail Wlocar 1511,60a11,73, Itsuble Extra Whlto' 57235, tinting Extra 511.04 Whmt to bettor ; No. 5,1003.3. epting52.31g2.32. Toledo Bed Winter t 12,40. Cern Inn aad in a tire speculative demand; ai,. of No. fi t 51 Ukal.4l. Oat. firmer and actin at Ito. Whisky foot and firm at 51,75. Lake Importa—Vlonr, 11,630 III.; Mira, 713 bah; Coro, 69,651 hash. Canal Freights lino to Nor , T,.tk; wb e , s t 29c; Ova W. Canal Faporte—Flour, 276 hble •' What, 1 bash; FOLD, 51,7 W bash; Oats, 18,0460 bush. Mining Stock. 801,09. July 7.—The following are the ph canlog stocks, 01410 &atom today ..... .....18% Pesrable Boctlaud Cooper Falls. —973lFranklin Quaicy ..... --art innesota Isle awl] .2ilo Old. North Viestcro-....—.losiirmuch Oneli— 1 Ortvego Mal ken. 05‘1100..T011 7.—Ploy adranood fOo and in good dammed. Wheat dosed 10012 c tatter ; Neu before no= report of Ile. 1 Chicago Spring at 110,24. Ciani nortilually le batter. bat qalet ; leo. 1 Illinotiala held at 111,63. Caul Freights quiet; Floor IS haat Ng.. to Hew York. Philadelphia Market. Pankonrll3l, dray 7.—The advarimof 10 per amt. In Gold boo eaueedan upward movement In the mar. kat.' floor-8&k t,lOO bblo Extra family at 810,60 (011. SOO bbl, Extra at 51.76. C-Wheat Ibtan; Bad SZ White $2,60X110. gorn 5000; YeLlor 51,00 1011,61. Petroleum trusettlet; Crude 150 e., a t 5f lu Baud 83385 e. WhiMy dull; email Wee at 51,Wf. • Baltimore Market. Diottaoso. Joir s.—Moor advanced ric; odes 1,000 bbls Oblo Extra at 510t0; SOO bbla Howard Street Superfine 19.60130.75. Wheat firm and ad. Taming. Corn doll; White. 51,00, Whisky doll and 'quiet; Ohio 111,10611,P3: • ttu gER- xl,OOO tbs. fresh 801 l Butter JJ den= (tea Eger ; - 20 WI bbls. White ; 120 do /aka Herring CIIVIZE.. 40 boxes p 21169 peg= Cbea-n; Nov meth& cut for nal" by BIDDL re 122.112d;rtv staler. - - - - INDIA RUBBER PIANO COVERS; with deck entflte4 en entUele new ea Wenn. , Col artlola,thdlltelent ooletai,alaa, the plets lad rotor IrUbb/2 in/face, ell elm,et the Bann Mint. , R. POI taAa: A FEW MORE LEFT, of mune. ocrrt, zo. will sell chap to dose causkrumwat: 13 bob. Bed Buckwheat. 50 bbW.. Potatoes. /4: 0 . VOIGT 6 CO. QPICEDAND COVE - 078TER13-15 I . 17.; eases Mites 14104 sad OoTii eystaia is 1 sad 9 pound tans , ilfs! .. ttettrect , us s• d r tor itta ssl. i., b a y uO 4 Jy7 - • N 01.12 8 sad ItB Wbid street. . . . . White just received I a.a swift ids by ii.clarr.U*oo i j ~04; AD FERTRIEJLIEXTfiI raciest Maksztat's Omens noD???'• 110. Ss Fourth Street, Pirrecenort, Penn., Jo ly 7,1161. EXEMPTED FROM. DKAPE—ln,fte cord:moo with orders, I publish the Billowing list of persons exempted from draft by the Board OL Enrollment in this district to tide date, with the rearm of their exemption : BIBMIbGBAM. Ahem. Joseph Bad&ly, potter, Liberty atter; Nicholas Bees, glass blower, Bingham Orer Pons-flee You , . B.alph Cuthberturn, engineer, Manor Loofa Gelaseedr, ehoernaker, Denman George Yogic, Denman Double StrentTlesest. David Bowbuade, cord digger Denim. In Berries Ttene Irma Frank L ?Jordan, gentleman, Denman Feorgo Albritz, laborer, Liberty Street Henry Gaon, mill man, Center home Eltuenbaugh, glassblower, Center Jaha L Hopkins, blacksmith, Bingham Oswald Rader, culker, Fru:Alio Michael Keener a , laborer Ales rat Idlltentigla, clerk, Comae Bosh Illoroo, gentleman, Denman Fred G Schaaf, grocer, Liberty street Jceph Winter, laborer, Washington Ciscastafloa. John Ackerman, laborer, Franklin Vatic:Aloe Bowen, glassblower, Cent, Christ Berner, butcher, Carson Conrad Cromments [inner, Dement] Edmund P Fisher, laborer. Walnut alley Andrew Pimlico, taller, Walnut alley Edward Richard, barbsr, Canon street Pine Ric laborer, Manor Adam Outer, carpenter, Liberty street Philip Gulbot, laborer, Virgin alley, Henry Hanneo, cooper, Canon street A.R." ii.uriarnsi digger, Centre Michael Krebs, doctor,ten.re Darid Karl, glen blower, Ormeby street John Myrick, glee. blower, Frederick George Monts, carpenter, Diaper Joseph Planer, acalemaker, Onion Henry Bohm, wagoomaker, W.hingteu Fred rchmana, blacksmith Canoe John Menlo Chaffer, brewer, Denman Jacob Spade laborer, Liberty street ?I wheel Trail er, baler, Canon W Zimmerman, consenter, Denman Jacob Ycllloy, roller, Comm Adam We Idmanotheemakor, Canoe bubscruns. Wmblogton Heck, mould maker, Centre P..M BITIVITSCHAB, Aliens John It Dario, pedler, doreli or, Ferry -fire leen Allno Hammett, fattener, Wharton 1 homes Adams, gime cotter, Meadow Croat Frederick Botts, coal digger, Clerk Wm (Miss, laborer, Joseph street Jam. Mee or, gins blower, Barth street Nizerid Bchwertswe'der, engine n, Canso alley Fends/tot rednicate (Larks J Schultz, not factory Duabiittv Woo Boric'', horns. man, Carry street Phi Into others Wm Hughes, shoenurker, Canon street Earent Dupe, laborer, SS right', ahoy Philip Her, potter, Present Fleury A Lseake, manager, McClurg Christ ?Wattling, etorekeepx, o n e . street Brack Ituskntr, tobtn r, ?len Immo alloy peer C recede/sow Wm Blackmon, nallor, harmooy Leo Is Dlookioges. laborer, NV [Luton Adolph Elsner, stotekepper, Sydney George CseJsz, carpenter ' Carey alley John W Jarrett, bolter, Meadow Wolfgang °woman, shearer, Joseph street Clement Taylor Lawrence Stoehr, packer, Edward's ail y George W criloo, teamster, Joseph street Frederick Inter, glassblower, ? ydney John A W Careen, glanblower, John n, Walla= Gardner, caulker, G ry alley Polliip Bomberger, laborer, Brown Louts Hellman, helper, Whence Gotbied Hartung, laborer, IL It street August Kappa., clerk Christopher limb. laborer. Wright's ae Phillip Lower, trick moulder, It Li corers Jam day, tower, Clancy Ignatius lleher, tobaccou'at, Canon street Frank Bonn, laborer, Josephs net John Steber, laborer, M'Clurg Peter hhiedmaxUe, laborer, Joseph street Theodore Seller., glassblower. 811 street Join Yelhman, laborer, loot ph TEM PRBANGEVILLE. Mt. - haat Hickey. brster Patrick Eairtds, laborer or, rorfr i ir, John Cannot, Puddler, nt.'s Misjor Barns Frank tr Laughlin, Virgin 411 cry, laborer /Voir &miles,. Wm B Harriett, lawyer Thomas Ferguson, store-keeper, sear Walnut Patrick Laffey, boiler Jae Diton Beams druggist Jobs Belly,ST bailor. Rinehart Weitlat Jar Malone, brick -layer Jai B Waal, laborer. Morris Appleton, nail cutter Alex Cadh.uu David Carnahan, minister !lanky Behold, boiler, at John ',splay, laborer, above Wteel s isho Fairs, fargemaa A ngustine [taller, laborer Thomas Brutally, laborer Ys tame ?dark, helper Jana. Daher, boiler 1 ha Catty,. it relates I's einem, huller Jams Tally, boiler, neat Epuro neap .sane, min,. below disaislie's Wm J Warden, rs finer OJror M W, roller Adam Wagner, rolled . Archibald Ittunpler, turner John A Wood, steaMboarnan BVERESPORT Nms Besideld Grorrs, Buse, trusson,Slleglavay City John ti Idournsger,shoemsker Dhoheits Joseph Darsigherty, molter J. lITEON FOSTER, Or .t sad Provost Marshal, 12241 District Ps TWI,/ CITY PLANING MILL. {chide Or Alexander, Bemently burned out, take plea/sure in Worming their Mewls and the publlo generafly„ that Miry ham loosed room and poem in Mu DNION "1.137". MO MILL, near their late location, and are raw preparod to execute all orders mtramed to tram, grid. promptrem and dispatch. flash" lame Mock of Dry Lumbar on hand, not by tie moat tiro, they are now prepared to Walsh dry 1 1111 'locoing and plain "hotting, in anyquantity. at reasonable moot. mhls: T J. UR! o CO., XX PINE TAB.. Prepared eupresaly fur Arm. ad .4. In bleat gallon Iran bound EUTI. - P3. Portal. by dud. In barrels and hal lltr. DI. 130 MIS STEMET, Pittsburgb. u CHARLES L. CALDWELL, (duoctooor to 3.% &l= 3 00.1 POLITE P•OHE a. BACON, WaiD, M Bl7O/03 MUD Begs 13NOEY.D B% &0., warren MASK= AND 111152 bTEXCTS, VLSCTRICITY TRIUMPHANT—ITs WO3DERS A 8 A THERAPEUTIC/ AGEST— reI ILTSTERI73 RELATING TO CAUSE AND mar 01 DI3EAST.. DLL. J. A. HEEBE. Ilea& Ilectrictau. Office, 251 PEES 8 rP.IIII.T, where all dhows are auccessfully treated with Oaleaulrat, Eiatructicar and other moditicatiuna of Electricity. Scinothillit saw, true and itcportunt. Bee circular; Cut Oac at the olden. No charge CM C. natal:l2lS Qum warranted ohm deelred. I,3l:2Eueod iIIINTRAL DRUG STORE, Oide AL46.4.. r AL' S .11 , 0 St , DtZy r G i Ti lealovi) cfr. ccr rtiriala.Pot n na,ntzalann•nnan%t+ no.rocad Jinni •. GALLO WA Y ft. CASEY, Z. cum 110UST, BIOS AIM OBBAISENTAL PAINTERS, Ho. 88 GILL= BTILSE I', near RIM. JAMS M. BALPH, A BOHI TIOT Prepuce Ezra= Dasankcs sun lirscuricssiolls, for. all kinds of Buildings, and spakintsnda tools sroction on reasonalda tonna. Otßea o n Anderson stret, batman Lasoorl and tinblnson amt. Anlotnoon 014. TT a 10-40 LOAN U . El uturiptions to OOVIGAZUCIMB!'S 10.40 LV ILA Ilmotred dt tky. cap .4 FIAIREA, lIA ECT A Woad diva IntOrto JOSfIVA UARNA. Asset pIiESSED Mitt COMMON 1381011' 140,000 PIIISMI • and 400,600 mum imitow 4..ba und for Into by - ' .iftlTo7lllsoß . MFOWNES ante of the firm of aw & Walt%) JohIN B. uzanox pee of ICltoton, Herron it ,)12[02i VOIDIDERS and lissoitootaross, Muth Ward, Pittsburg Jon h, Ps. .manes a IX/ cogsly a z ED BIICIMIli:Ur. I vs P , l 1000 boob. Yu Vona; 1600 do Oat.;• . SCO bbta..-Gart.lllo6l . Itloult' Om pad t00`6610 tro • reerTzusoa a &EKON, No; 6 Wood street: it, . CIEUM' „,,.,t ~/attv.:filliGif. igitiy..frt. ; A 1,1104.T..uii• ikba43, tims beim tone • ••11.11L lasaanattr livitg. f 4:" inarawf 432" d 41144/1*%214"312123 WWI' ' 3.4": '7 ,4 ' - '":" " . • ~?1 ' ',:* r -f, I..3''''' :, 1...,- ~..x.m. r ~az...5.: »-.... _ .a..... 0 -:1 ..._..aa.s.-, m.a-... ~tea.!^:; JFIEDIC.tL HonEOPATIPC RE3IEDI3, FOB TIM PEOPLZ A Fresh Supply Just Received. No. I—Far Toyer. Congotion and. Inlhomlon Heat, Pala, &a. Pkee, SZ", No. 2-Irai Warm 'rarer. Womm door. Appetite. Price, as mets. Colic sad Tors No. 3--Tor Col* Toothinig,Crying =ld Wakeful now, 81m Growth ohd go:hip:Los of Infant. Price 35 canto. No. 4—For Morrie*, of Children or Adults; Chol era lultuntract, awl Smmier Complaints• Prke SS No. s—Vor 9ya i l , o ” tary cr Bloody Whiz, Collo, art pings, Bilious , Nall Drabnary: rlica 35 ea. N. 6—Tor Ctiolets. Mole x% Marlin; No •nd Vomiting, Agthmatto Breasting. 35 05t.12. 1 , 41. I—For Gaue', Cad a, FLoaraenca Drunk:lll,A Influenza and Sore Throat. Fri ea S 7 cemta. lio. B—Yor oom•ed b e, Face,scbe, IS errouc rel., Neuralgia sad 'Do Dolmas- Price 53 COP CZ. No. 9.—For Head-who,..Blck Hadr.elus Vertigo, Hoch of Blood to tho Haul. Mao i• mats. No. 10—Ter Pollens's, Weak. Acid or Deranged Stomach, Oonatipathni, Liter ComptainS 3 cents No. ll—for Suppreeeed liensee,o*Seenty, Panto or Delaying Green &axons. IS ante. Ha 12.-7 or Lerocarrhos or Whitm, Dearing Down too Prange Mom. Z cents. • No. LS—Bor Croup, Sloane Croupy Cough, Mikelt iud Opp,reetexi Breathing. 3 cram Yti ' ..ll—Tor Salt Shen, Crotty Eruptions, Er) sipolss, ec.ld awl, Barbers' Itch. 3.5 routs. No. 118.—Yor Ilhetunathom, Pain. Lament/a, 0? gormless in the Cheat, Bock, Loins. Matta 35 eta. No. 16—Tor F.er and Akan, Intanaittent Yever, Dumb Ague, Old laraersta Av... 60 cent. Sa 17—)or Pile% Blind or Moo -Bon. Staten:Ad, Boornt or Obstinate. 60 cents. No. IP—For Opthtbalmis, Weak or 'clamed Eyes and Eyrl. ; Falling ur Weak Bight.. CO cents. No. 19—Tor Catarrh. acute or chronic, dry or duiring, Cold In tho ISead, loduaas. tO cents. No. W—lror Whooping Cough, .hortou3ug and pal liming it, or Spasmodic Cough. Cu caul. No. 21—For Asthma, Oppressed, DOISSIt. loshorsd Breathing, Gough and Itspoctorisinia. Price, eo cu. No. 22—For or Dlocharges, N0L213 to tho Boa, Impaired Heatiog, Earotho. CO .tottO , • NO. 101—Tor Scrofula. Eulargod Glands, and T. .11., Swelling. and Old Ulu.. 60 C.d.. • era! Debal No. 2.5-11121 d .teentnnistlons, Tnnuld Swellings, Ws Scanty Secretions. GO cents. No. 26—Vor Bon.Eklutess, Prcetraticua, Vertiga, Flatoas, Vomiting. CO matt. No. 47—For Urinary Mazes Gravid, tonal Cm Diflloalt or Painful Ere:nation. NI cents. 2.B—For Seminal KrelialoairlmTnlinidarT_Di. charge. and memo:vent Peat:lllm and De 87. Mee SI 00. No. 56—Tor on, Mouth or Stomach, Cantered Month of Adolts or Chadren. fl W. No. 30—Var tritury Ineoutlrence, V7etting t D od, too frcquont, panful or waldlog Urlostio • Case of 28 vials, fd, Cue of 97•1a1s complete, In morocco, and book. 7 CO Case of 20 vials, and book, 7.00 Clue of 15 numbered boxes, and book.--.....-.—. 4 00 Case of 6.bosea, numbered, and 2 25 Slagle numbered boxes, with d 1.4.10111.....- Slagle lettered buu, with directions--. Large oo of 4 oa. viola, for planters and pby• 15 07 OIIIIII&S,IXDISS BY MAIL • Look over the llot, mob, up a cane al •hat land ynu chasms, and Inclose the amount Ins =rent note or otamps, by mull to ray address, and the median , will be duly returned by mill or express, free of edema b'ltth Street, (Divata BeJading.) &mad door Wow du Post Ofles, sgtat for Pttilataregh and vicinity. TIE NEW HAIR IT.EPARATIOIQ LUBIN• zi IocoANIUT CIZEAn, 1 . 011 on.tae, DIMSBUIO WID BrAtiTlll72l43 THE HAIR It Wass sad one the Ws sad n • Tama* went ileac which it retalcs tar dsys sitar tulas It Ter beautifying and bitanotinit to pawn, of OS bale. LUBIN'S COCOANUT CRUX OLHACer 81 813-11PASSIED. It wet= the Irritated Scalp. It optima the Irritated Scalp. It godlier lII* Initatott Scalp. It moths; the Irritated &alp. It Provosts BaLimo and loss of Bair. It Prevents BeMoss sad Loss of Balm, It Prevents Baldness sad low of Bair. It Prevents Baldness and Los of Bat: b an elegant Pee wt& la ebsant Perttune. It It an etrgant Perfume. It 4.n tininnt Perfnat. It le the dumped Bair Itmottoi In the Watt It I. the cheeped Holz looming In the Walt Tt I. the cheapest Bair Drawing to the Wort, I. ths thwart heir Dressing to the, Rct fl It producer the Ittotrori Loom lc elum Me Meted Detre. II p produces the Want Lucre. It prodoor the Eland Idatou rot °Mu Whiskers It hat oa Kos% T (M tt aw Whiskers It go ognal. Tor Oiling Whitlows has lass mortal. /or Oiling Whiskers it has no Nasal. PITTfiBMGH. RA And It retains ail RI Beautifying !Xenia And It fatal= all lta Hann ilducts and it retains ail ib ßawd tag Ideas and it retsina all its Wants vs days atlas tutu IL Pt? days en miss IL for d.4..ttar sans !pr days attar lain IL 11 gotiqutvaril 1101 EL 11 prousitiOnky Hank It yarmits Goy Hairs. Is primate Ory Hato; . . No Her prevani:ort Imams= the pease prnar+ - Ws which's° esaantlillysalta ths ITraw • • rziE eficco.,virrr cmcs.nz It rot:totes the Ilsowth of 0* B•hr. It promoted' the Otowth of the Itatr. It prcmctta.lheQroathaftlls Mar. it praztiotat tllgflmrthofthe ragas Mall Dl3l/00 1 % - - • forsalittry ilatproilibth - -Vat We t 7 aB Dlittetts. formal& tpr .141:#r;115i^ mmwspavo ALL GOODS SOLD AT CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE aro warrarttad o erg catisfaction, and an posittrely ONE MlAl_a" NO, 62 FIFTH SUM. The celebra' LW( Pole. Shoo Stu. GREAT GANEREPT BALE G, commence Oa Slur DAY. July Mb. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS AHD SHOES, M'CLELLAND'S AUCTION, B cws, • Pot itunlln:. Gongs, 64. and Ckildrette good sctfcto sod at you low prim, on b 3 found at McCllntock's New Shoe Store, Phyvical or Nu. ANEW SUPPLY OF No- 54 Market Street. NKW GOODS I YEW GOODS We ban Ira& received car Spring etra ul BOOTS AND SHOES, Nrueb.... twin cell at the LOWEST GABE PENES We have the largeat and heat talented inn& Nen , ' Fine Calf Svitriataild Mans, To 681°1=1110 the city . . LADIES' LAST GAITS= sbandszca Oho as • J as. Robbb THE; "STAR WORK! J. It. FULTON, - CIL - OS - ING OUT OUR OLD STOCK OP At GREAT BLEOLISS. soon;s1 li Sllt psi yot, .t SOILLAIND'd;I: I 3 Market strata, Sd door from Thin. THE LAST CHANCE TO BUY Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Balza:as CHEAT, ist old prices. Call early taday•to smeld the read, at BOBLAIID'e, the edaspest dam State la the city, 919 99 tutus= ST., ed data Cara WI. JOHN CAMPBFLts Mnnnl cer of BOOTS AND 8110123_„ of orot7 dtecriptlon. et N 0.34 Szoithdeld itspot, ttostrusgh 0,411:17 FIIEN ITUIIE Cocoanut Cream =um Dandruff' Cocoanut Cr.= 11/12,1Dandrot , Cocoanut Cream remora Dandruff Cocoanut Cream reams Dandruff ths nab an 014 Appensence . Is era the Hair an DIV Lppeartnes. It OM the HALT an OD, nee.nr.zu 4 It Om the Hair in 014 Appearance: Tor Droplets Tad 0111 Es the Blostathee Tor Amen and Meng the Mmiftto.: Tar mantas and Oiling the llestace re; Tor Drawing and othoT the llottorbltt -- • . Is pats Hair Pun Itinging It prornts Hair tram Tuning Gray It presruzgaTlstr Pun Twangpn y It pi:grants Bar Isom Tossang Gray Mr= 7LsEWHEItE IMIEEEEEI ELTALLET AND PEME SHI.LING CUELP LT 55Fifth Street 9110 ES, GAITERS, Ha 96 npraeL 81., Allegheny My. LADt6S', GENTr-JSMEtra. taBBIES', lito=lll, BOYS' AICD OHILDEXISIi Boots, Shoes and Batters, SLATER & 801118. 89 111.118 MT t371113_ T. .11781 RECEIVED DE GEO, ALBREE, SOH & CO., No. 71 WOOD LTREZT. Boys' and Tooth'. Half Dalrecxxls. _... 66 6 , Oxford T al Klp BoMOM. Children's Goat Mel 113orta. nage gOods ors see to our opocial ar4si, sod Ornate:4 or.e9 nailed custom yak. • Boots and Shoes 0/2.311 ADD WOOD•ODA:Ifl 12111111,1371 lin= waotrstax cat arum,. JAS. W. woopwr.z.z. 27 sad 99 Third street, oppcstta L tithandon G. .wllll loath street. - rablO FRUIT AND WILDE TRIOS; EVERGREENS, Le. Mania:, no ham soma 303,000, {at of all du Icahn varieties next profitable for thiairettirrt• Wa haul =On tan oroas,_at Earty ILwraat,ldatdon Bluth, Holland Pippin. Baldwin. Intionnteri Caton, Stag a/Tompkins Co.. Bbodo bland Greszt. Boma Brawl, Malabo. Smokahoors, Toltatn'i Sweat, Eolith • Mar no.. with • rr7 twgr Work of MERRY, pisce, mac moans, TEEM, LOSES lIHROBBLES, WitIZXNUOVEII puma, Br., a= A. oar stank is latho. wa arkr groat tallortatenta to plantar* or packs. pre. • Otters loft at the Groath . ali . "C s 'aktaal or IlttabstrAPostplltas, will p JOB2I,IEakOH, Jr to. tatthdawlr Plttabraih and Oakland 4tantrar. MAIVILILLST OT MEW 021111Alill, IlatoOtlay IItIMSGL j PROPOSALS via be - received at the ohlo• of thly•Comptrollor, for 081 THOU BAND TOPS, mot% or lea, ea may to reelnlmd. o LUST QUALITY PUTT-IBM:GU COAL, for ths ILKI of toe City of Van Orleans. tats km:veils mod be 'Waned to•BTODDAZT HOWILL, Zen., Comptroller, gallon the price tor banal, Pialet or too, delivered upon the wharf, and be Mated In on or Wore the "MT DAY OT JOLT, nett. Toe Coal to be 'delivered prior to_Topt. IMAM. By Order, • STSPH.7&IIO4T, Captain IL B. A; Acting Mayor. D. L. omen's. tee:eters. - - -Iv woke PRL'il'aft REBUS FOR. Sea - • OSE ADAMS' PATENT • Plptdd, &lea d3et4 In ONE dus. TAYLOTI CYLINDER, bad Ed 450 idthei. - • MIS TAYLOB DOIIALZ Off LINDIV, bed rude Lubec All to pod warkba_g old= WM be jail a bar gala. Enquire or AdA,m -.40213 IIASEITZ,PIIWaadti, Pa TIAITERSON Dwlta la Toughloglten Coal and Nat CoaL . Orebni leit St th e Olke,_o¢ -DARRAGH TELI . neat Bradlee, Won : Factor'', . Allizbeny cU7 prianlnl7 eatinuSatt tn.- • Ca - Wotan =dui prompt' 41441. N 13/3MAT4 iQo 183. Hmuinsw Sz Fiance and Mario* 'lnStru Zseptitouldalley piland► Min inortareat , . . _ . NEW PUNA' PIOLIENGLI%.:4OOO3,D 4.)Fia,-82a1011,4e..; , whicb. ?- lb: tor rat -A hmosaliiiimint of POCEETA2th . cqusrlsoi HOLIEss.DUMIXA; I.tr ”Iper, am.b, is xis* 'bk battatlon Teeter,' In; 07. Ittortax.._ eith gilt edge. wet with teszble atgeo—wittt ttlekr patetrtetispe Sad elastic 1:1..1 ,,1 1 7 :An' 11117 e4 " e the easmaotiest to the Tay For 2:& at cirserori&a,4Btomes, DIARIES. ' 11)ILtP&B.' - .AND .:g3* -- V41.0.PE %LAE , gokkpl_, AND CAZ ...OPS: B,l4 rT'sk" l S tal ! gal for nary tale. of stletty. itles, O.tOU SD faotr..itt , 711,4" . • 43.6.7TER50N &AMON: 1- • ....v 3 ;z i r.cm.73. racturc2 ! leab W °l tr " : - • •
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