Psbargit gantle. 13A1711DAY 340 g 5r.5110 1 : 1 " 9, 1894 AND SUBURB VERTLSrIiG ISANDING YAW= I 3 times e MEV. week. Kr 134 3 .1r 1 KrIN..I, Mum times-- l'oar arca.— Itins one week-- Miro' Thu* weeks T Ose month-- Taa Throe months.. SLsn nsant.ha 0111. 170 0 90 4LO 5.00 7 601 9 L 5 Is as I.a (0 '2l 33 •OHANGSABLE ADTEAT Tar em noire, cbmgmble on , toothed to the immediate bad.. •imixer admetleemonte to meet 13 Mame IS tiso,6l-ItAtup Daily. week l y ofrekl 'rack. $ 9 351 $6.00 54 70 53 00 aro mouths— 17 1.1 46 300 BCO : 34 00 14, 0 , 15 15 10 60 Si nCvser— ... to to ts 00 04'90 14 03 =i==e==== 'DLt ls notices, earl 50 cents Oteemitroa* advertisescumta, per trip Ou Mtlitzt.Fre or Adataistratize notkos— 2 7.5 Autendmeut or the Conethnlion The National-Association for - the Amend ettitat of the Constitution roltatembled In :"Trinity M. E. Church, Philadelphia, on Thozaday morning at p o'clock, Dr. Dees in the clods. The meeting was opened with prayer by the Roy. John Douglas, D.D. Dr. Botha efliti n a note informing the Aweem -Ron-that it would not be possible for him to take put farther In the proceedings, where upon ROT. gr. Stevenson was app,inted in his Pisa& The Nominating Committee than made a surphicos mai report as foliates : For Vloe President, James Polleekr Correspond - Lag Secretary. Rev. J. B. Dahl!, D D ; Treas urer, Samuel Agnew, Esq ; Exeiutive Core— toittee; Rer. J. Edwards D D.. J. B. Thm. burr, D. D.; John Alexander, Thomas Wat son and C. Halrkoll, Esqe. tendered hle reeignation as Cor `responding. Secretory, and John Alexander sits appointed in his place. A Commlttea of 0 orterpondenee was then appointed. ,Booked. That the next meeting of the Aet , sonlation be held in the city of Philadelphia °lithe:last Tnerday of October next, at 734 m. Besolatioas of instructions to the Retentive and CoMponLing Committees were then passed: - On motion of Rev. Dr. Mollvaine the words "11111311tMO law of the land," in the me nunial to. Congress, were stricken out, and the where "of supreme authority" inseited. The wOrds - "all the Lobe hitstete of the lend" were substituted for the expression "all the peo ple." in the same document. DiiiNcltealeto hoped that the words "and In order to constitute a Christian Government" which bed been left out of some of the print ed memorials to Congress, would be restored, as he deemed them to he of omit importance . Rev. A. M. Milligan thought they shored be restored by all means, en Jefferson end Jackson had declared that the United States hal ne God. Dr. Douglas denied that French infidelity had any thing to - do with the framing of the Constitution. The C:•nvention met to amend the old articles of Confederation, and the Da mian-of a Constitution did not enter into Da original design., Brit even if Jefferson and Jackson did deolare that the United States had no God, Abraham Lincoln had declared that they have,lor all who would avail them eaves of his amnesty proclamation must _swear "Ist the name of Almighty God," and no person, either in or out oat of Congress, has called in question the constitutionality of such as oath. Congregations were requested to take up oolleetioos in order to defray the expenses' of ,ths -/Liaociatica.: - Committees wore then appointed to nails the Diego thronetota tho coantry in behalf o the °Woos of the desociation. • Tho Pittsburgh Committee consists of Revs. D:a. Thomas, Sproul', James PreeUey, Jchn '..':Dintertra.Tir Elliott • DA C. Tap, 'George ti. Chase, and B. T. t. - A resolution wee offered and passed recom mending browns' circulation o ;kirk enti tled.% Book for the Nation and the Times." The Am:elation then adjourned, the Bag. Dr. Copper concluding by } rajor. Important Wool Snit. A snit of some interest to dealers in wool Is - .lllolly - te come before the next term of the rata States pistrict Court in Cleveland. ', The hots of the case, as alleged in the state ment of the plaintiff, are that H. C. Doris, the 'plaintiff in the suit, a wool 'dealer cf Philadelphia contracted to purchase a con siderable amount of wool from D. R. Bayard, of Stark county, Ohio. After the contract bad been nude, the price of wool advanced, and eighteen thousend pounds of wool, included In thessontraat, pore sold by Bayard to an- tithe! potion, at i s rico obese that for which kt wits- misquoted by Davis. Bat wool ad— . canoed still further, and Bayard,lnatead of - -delivering to' ither the first or second buyers, gold the 'idol to'still another person at still blew rates. On learning these fasts, Davis summoned proceedings in the WWI States Coast for the Northern District of Ohio and :Deputy C. S. Marshal Simmons replasheed the wool whilst In transit to the lest porches. era. It was taken to Allionoe by the Deputy Msashal, and shipped to OWverand About ; . an Incur afteriSinimons left with hit prise, en. • other salt of roplsvin'eaute In from the second purchaser, bat Uwe' too late. The suit Is of considerable Interest, from the fact that there has been considerable looseness of ideas among oluere of wool and other property as to what constitute, a bargain. Otl Excitemcut in Fayette. Thereon: dl3coviry of oil in Greene county, and ,the groat exclteuint consequent, hero led le an examination of oil indications in Eayettis,county. Tho Uniontown Sicodord XV*: "(idle • number of our citizens baring whited Drmkard creek and observed the Ind!- , nations, aside from the actual possession of _ the oil, sash as the peculiar appearance of tho the soil, theeropping mit of rooks poculiar to !low formations, the relative positions of mai mine to the steam, do. ka., Wen in - dumnis teem their elmilality to coastal points Ls Rayotta r to,dease some of the most avail .'able tomitory and commence a thorough in . Instigation immodistoly. Brown's ran,:a • abeam -miming through. Gematui townoltiPf and • emptying into the Monongahela above -- Davidson'. ferry, sad the farts of John Pane on Redstone meek, a few miles below Union town, eosin to be the particular points of at traction. Vempanies are formed—one of them • dating a wall s and the other will be toady to go fate operation ins few, dip. The indica dons atthore points arWsuel almost in snre suoits•—oll and gas , appearing in such rpsentitles; as to justify ihe conclusion that - ,„all-thskirsimaided to put Payette on • par with hat lister county in the oil trade le but to Sink the shaft." Li;A . Case of lismaarabiaLsm. . . • 1411Tioirsdy night, about twelve o'clock, the.famUy.of 'Apt. James IlloVicker, of the - night Tolley, residing in Allegheny city, in the Third ward, ware awakened by the cries of a child, and upon Instituting a search, dia cowered &little girleittlng von swindowjaill . in the second - story of an adjoining house.! A ladder. was Immediately premixed, and the child taken down, when it was dlicovered that the window was closed, and that the child bad been gittizig on the outer sill, which was only sit indult breadth: "The 'child, upon,belng intenropted, was unable to account for tiro •manzter In which she gained her4ierilous po . sitkee, but ials supposed that she arose. In her slap, and got out of the open window, which alterwerds tell down - and awakened her. It is is fortunate clreuiartanae that her cries at tracted attention, as she could not have iro malpedloaglathopositioa fa which Abe Was fond. • The . Allegheny eubettinte ss Case.- Discharge of the tracers% looplicated. Yesterday afternoon the Polite Committee of thoAlleghoy Councils _held a meeting to /Drib, Into thefecti connected. with the ease of Edward Beek, the substitute; and decided , to amnia High Constable Will:and .oiticer flabby from the police. Upon biting informed of the. concleilon of the Comntittce, Mayor Alexander promptly dismissed' the parties. -., _The mteenclas °tautened by this aetion will berfilled in a leer days. We understand that . mit:deal proocedingt will also be lostitnted 'mast Messrs., Will and Gabby by the city . g von a Glen ' . Yziafv);;;/e i t real nee nada, next, tlto.pmcvedi of wbutrialitiCdsinne4 to elm benefit of tbo :.adokindinetnolidaoleliose of tat 1024 Perm , _ Alleged Wit. Murder startling otory 111 , 63 afloat on last Bata day, that a man In Lowellville, Zdahoning county, Ohio, bad beat out his wife's brains with a stone, and was under arrest and to be tried for murder. The trial was held on Meri da; before Wm. Watson, Esq., of that vil lage, and the following facts disclosed: 'Ed ward Edwards, a Wohhtuan, a laboring man, over sixty years of age, was married to Ms wife, who wee an Irishwoman, of about the came age, In April. lest. They had not lived plessantly together. They attended a picnic near there, about two weeks since. After the ;Annie they quarreled ; she threw throe stones athim, the last ono hitting him in the bark. He picked up the stone and throw it hack at her. It struck her on the top of tho head, she being in a stooping position, with her head towards him. She did her usual work afterwards, and one day walked a mile. Nine days after the quarrel, a physician was called In, who looked at-her head, but said he 1 45 260 376 4 55 6 9 , 10 3) 1 70 ^ 20 I 70 4 00 4 70 13 00 10 601 12 WI 1 10 116 2 CO 2 55 4 tO 616 000 eaw no fracture of the alualL She died on the eleventh day after the injury, and was buried the day following bar death. Po post mu te= examination was hold. Oik last Priday, the day after the funeral, the husbind wag arrested for her murder. On the trial the .•hargea of murder and manslaughtei were abandoned, and the &caused was held to ball for email and inttery, In the snot of two hundred dollars, for his appearance at the next Court of Common Pleas. NT3. e tocb seek Advertiser. rtlon • The Wheeling banitary Fair We understand that the ()Wrens of Wheel ing are mach pleased with the 11.0003 3 of their Pair. The total receipts up till Thursday morning were over $26.000. The Intclligenrer, in noticing a handsome contribution of steel, which was received on Wednesday, express prepaid, from the Black Diamond Steel Works of Park, Bro. s 0 .Co.. of this city, mentions it as the only c-,ntribution--to the Pair, from a Pittsburgh munufaeturor. The F air will close thin evening. THIS Wren's Pnrgas.—We have received from John P. Uunt, M611012i0 Hall. Fifth street, the following newspapers for the pres ent week : Frank Leslie's Illustrated, filed with graphic, pictures of the war; Harper's Weakly, with a fip.e likeness of General Grant for a frontispiece, and a full page illustration of the naval fight between the Alabama and the Searsarge ; the Independent, with an other Letter from Wendell the New York Tribune, Herald, World, an d Times; also the Sew York Weekly, and the Hound Table, the best literary paper this country hes yet produced. Sold also by J. T. Sample, Federal street, Allegheny. Coaogra's Isciumv.--The Conner bald an inquest yesterday afternoon on the body of a colored child, a few hours old, who died on Wednesday night, under circumstances which led to the suspicion that it had been foully dealt with. The jary, however, after hearing the evidence in the cue, were satisfied that death had restated from natural causes, and rendered a verdict accordingly. J. W. Prrrecc, opposite the PostoMee,on Fifth street, sends us the following late pa pers Frank Leslie's Illuatrated ; Harper's Weekly; Tho Round Table; Wilke's Spirit of the Times; Police (inmate; Herald, Tri bune, and Times; also, the New Nation, the Fremont organ; Sunday Mercury; wad New York Mercury. Pittock has alt the periodi cals of the day. TUXIMULL COUNTY THILLISUILT Rormen.—The County Treasurer's office at Warren, Ohio, wu toreibiy entered by burglars on Tuesday night, and the info blown open and robbed of from eight to nine hundred dollars, as nearly as can be estimated by the Treasurer. Suspicion rests ppon certain individuals who have been making their head. quarters in Warren lately. Oss liturnams Dave' hlza.—,The organising of ono hemdred days' men cornmenced yester day, at PitAin's Hall, under tho supervision of Col. Focal. Tho Colonel informs us that one company was pretty well filled dating the day, and the pros pects are encouraging. Those desirous of v olunteering can have an opportunity by ogling at the hall. A Cantors iltrumr--That Mr. Lincoln had imemunbei to the inlicenee of Fashion and dresses his heir every morning with.' Lubin's flair Dressing Flotihne." Wonders will never cease—and U this be Indust tree—we shalt hope soon te me the great rail-splitter tzens formed Mtn aTery Adonis. Ras. CRAW.= Coos, D. D.—The numerous friends of this widely-known minister, for t cierly a resident of this city, will be gratified to learn that he has conseated to preach to the Libert-street M. S. Church to-morrow (Sunday) meriting at half•past ten o'clock. Thassa.a.—As this Is the fait night of the season, the Theatre will doubtless be crowded. A good bill is offered, for the particulars of which we refer to our advertising columns. Dorn: & Green's celebrated 'loops occupy the Thesis° during next weak. Dramtestoan.—The two boys who were ar rested yesterday for stealing shoes from the wore of Jos. If. Borland, 98 Market street, had a hearing last evening, which resulted in their discharge, Mr. Borland declining to pros- DPECIAJ. 61./1...A/D NOTICES TIONII PLIIY, Platt and tt-namental Slate Roofer, and dealer in Panna*pranla and Vet stoat slate of the ben quality at low rates Office at dlaz. LangMho% haat the Water Welts, Plttaburgh, Pa Corns, Bunions and Diseased Nails Hermes--This - eminent Chiropodist, whir effected many moms of corns and bunions, is again among r.s and Is located at 2r) Pita street, over Andr ew's tea stare. His opens dons are efficacious, parolee and-spcsd,y, and knowing, as all should that neon in, walk ing Is essential to health, those Metedth, with these troublesome pests would do Well to give the Doctor a call. kin. Ell Took, and Mr. hones hillanger, wall known in this comma= nity for rime, were afflicted with both corn and bunions for a long time. Mr. Ell Young says: Dr. Randall most ancoessfally cured some most painful corns and benions forme. The once is effectual, andl consider /Minion excellent lilltalitin* _ Mr. limn Milinger Irritts:—, Dr. Randall, a year ago, removed a malafadatal cora franc under one of ray toe path. Tlmopention ;was perfectly succesfuL To-day he heasemovod otharn, and I bnvo no doubt Irikb equal no ears, for %Ida I bad tmdergoacisaveral no saccesafol operation at the hat dl of other profaned lhdropodlits. 4 Odne bon!' from 10 to 11 a. ray - and from 1 to 5 p. tn. To Anis t, To dais delimit soldier wilt finds mom deadly foe In the brackish muddy water and damp night air than in the most detetztulned enem. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS so purify the bloo ded streagthen the .stomach and bowels that the soldier can en due theme hardships and still be strong and healthy. Holloway's Pflfs and Ointment ore new re tailed, owing to the hlgh prim of drugs, &0., at 30 cents, 76 Dente - and $l.lO per pot cr hos For sale in Pittsburgh by 11. L. Palma stock .6 For gale at Fulton's drug store, Fifth street, Pittsburgh. For sale also by Geo. A. Kelly, Federal street, Allegheny city. llanoreci..-aaninel Graham & Co. Mer chant Tailors, buy° removed to 78 Smithfield street. We are just receiving our second supply of spring and summer geode, and would most respectfully Invite our friends end the 'Debit° In general to examine oar now stock. believing It to be one of the finest Steal! of merchant tailor goods In the city. Every garment warranted to give fall satis faction, In both pries and quality. Give is • call before p=chasing elsewhere and judge for yourooliso.- GAMILY MoOmtorsas, Mordant Wats, No. fa Smithfield drool. Snout Nomm•—The &Mellon of oar reader: is directed to the brilliant assortment of Spring and Gamma Goods just rewind by our blend Ms. John Wein, No. IS6 Pod oral street, AIIo Nis gook oonipriset • groat variety - of Fano, Preach, English, Got& and Mamie= °assize:rat sad Clotho, and fn. Bilk and Cramer* Vartlramr-..R of which will be made ay to order la the blast styles and in the best manner. .6 eholoo' so. !ration of Furnishing Goods also on Landlord for sale, togmher with a full cloth of Ready Mode Clothing. well fashionably midi. Ds lionprz, Dentist,,No. 162 goleai street, between Smithfield and Gnat. No indium:teats bald out by offering Isnr , rimy but an equitable fen will be eharged in avilry ease, for the best materials will be used, and all the time and dill seoevenp to in. am permanent rank, *ball be applied ull'hAtu 011111111711 and eanisee calls Will be taken at the Omnibus adios) No. 410 Peas street, day or Weir. 411 cdea loft at tbawbort- place will be promptly attended to. newt be - OM in lames. ; , _ . • • Ws would &dila att iiorkmo wantioi m03 , - thing in 'the boos lboo: to mat on Wm. arellntook, SS rods* stontivAllastm sty.qty4, and an WU& . - Cob d. B. Klddoo WazsuroTorr, Jmo 20, 1864. Memi, I was glad to obeerre the tribute to the bravery of Col. J. B. Eiddoo and thirygiment,224 U. S. C. 1., which you copied from a recent number of the Trawls. The &Tonal to of Allegheny county, and our citizens may well feel proud of him. Me was a member of the Pittsburgh City Guard, which he joined as a private on the 18th day of Apiil, 1881, and he hoe been In the service of his country over since. When the three months enlistment was op, he entered as a private the Old—the regiment of the lamented Hays. Ile carried his mus ket through the Peninsula campaign, and was preseit , in every battle from Yorktown to Hartifoies Landing. Ho bad in the mean time been promoted to a Sergeantcy In his OoMpAiry, and Col. Hays, as a mark of regard for him, recommended hint to the Governor as e. enitable roan to be sent home on recruiting tervice. I &ball never forget his appearance as hi milled en me in Washington on his way to Pittsbargh to enter open the se:rvice above named. He wore the same trusty shirt in which. he hod commenced the campaign of battles atMechanicsville. The tan and wear of stammer marches end fights had marked him !or a veteran; beet of all, he carried the vary musket ho had used on all the fields Mc- Clellan had lost, bat not for lack of bravery in his men. Ile recruited at Pittsburgh some thirty man for his company, and, on his way back, Gov. Carib, had the good genie and good judgment to take him from the ranks and make him at one bound, Lieut. Colonel of the 137th Penna. V 01.., a nine months regiment. This regi moat was present, though not engaged, In the battle of Antietam. Afterwards it had charge of tho store, and landing at Agnia . creek. After a few weeks service, the Colonel of the regiment resigned, and Col. Klddoo led It in the battle of Chaneellonville. When ' at the end of his term of service, he went back to Pittsburgh, Gen. Brooks oboes him to take charge of the Camp of Recruits, while the danger of an attack, on the advance of Leo's army last Summer, seemed eo Imminent. That arida past, he came here, and on exams. nation—one of the moat to which a man could be subjactod—he woe appointed Major of the 6th U. S. Colored Troops, Ile so thor oughly disciplined this regiment., and gave it Mat a soldierly bearing and training, that he reeelted the special commendation of Gen. Butler,who recommended him for the Coloneley of the first vacant regiment which offered, and hence his command of the 221 U. 8. Colored Woon General Butler made his advance to Bermuda Ilundredr, he loft Colonel ;ff.iddoo in command of Port Powhattan, on the .1 tmes, with two regiment, of infantry, one battery of light and one of heavy artillery, and a company of cavalry. Two gunboats were also left to co-operate with him in the defense of the fort. The enemy attacked In force of artillery and cavalry, as yon have reed, bat MO repulsed with a loss of eleven killed and sixty. wounded. Colonel E.'s lose wee two prisoners and ono man wounded. That one stood his ground on picket against the attack of six cavairymert. One he shot, the rest be guarded off with his bayonet,.arid with that implement he disposed of two more. Thai he defended himself until one of the three survivors gave the brave fellow a stroke oaten; the lan. lie fell, and the enemy left him for dead ; but ho came to after a while, and crawled bank into the fort, bringing A:. nuaket with him. The contest wa.s seen from the ramparts of the works. Tho soldier wee 1118d0 a sergeant on the spot lie has survived the wound he received. After the suocesaful defense of Powhstlan, Colonel Kiddoo was ordered to the front with his command, and the next we hear of him is what you have published, In reference to the taking of the fort and- .nnon, from the Lie 1e se thoroughly ow:minced of the good lighting qualities of his command ho can he, and et, men are frond of his galLsntry, and ho of their mange and daring. I shall be mach surprised if Colonel Etddoo, his Life being spared. does not soon Cad a star on his shoulder•strap. The men from the ranks and from the people have boon and are to bo the heroes of this great and, holy war. It id a hearty conviction of the jintice end righteonsr.ess of the clause, and not lighting by West Poirit mks and military etiquette, that toils. E. Attune —A great vaziety, a dee assort ment, and M the lowest prices, at Plttoolt's, opposite Posteffice. CA41).1 of 04t. lifoai, Col Beech, General Heys and others, at PittoeVa, opposite Port °nice. SAZ 1100iS, at Pit:l.VA, opposite Put ofrica. LITZ 2,l3ga:Lnee. at Planck's, oppnalta POll Wince. Poctorr Asocus and Pocket Books—a great assortment, at Piatock's, oppdatto Postodloo. blare of illogical and Georgia, at Plttock's, opposi to Postoffico. likw Ton: Dallies, at Pittotin, opposite PostottOo. STATIoVitaT, at Pittock's,opposite Pos to Eke Boots, shoes and gaiters, et privets sale, during rho day or muting, rd 'Weiland's dnetien Houso, No. 55 Filth street. 24.Cuna..xn'a Shoo Auction Hoare, No. 55 Filth street. Porehaaars wW be essefel to look for We number and name on the windows. Dar Goons, shawls and hoop skirts, ►t McClelland's Shoe Atlotloll House, No. CS Fifth fine:. hfitz'a calf boon., guitars, lace shoes, ties and elipoert, at McCletland's Aoction Bowe, No. L 5 Fifth intact. IS/Koalas in 'mots, shoes, and gaiters, at 96 Federal street, Alls gime,. Game of every style for ladics, at Mc Clelland's Auction floes'. S11:D to your friends all the Pittsburgh, as well ua all the &sewn weaklier, which can he had, with or without wrapprri for mailing, at Frank Care's Nomatort, Chronicle Budd ing, klf.h street. —Eilavtentia roe one AIZT.-11 you avant to Sit d paper and envelopes to your friends in tboarzny, go to Frank Clue's Book and News Depot, where yon can gat the best quality, sad litava ft pat op securely fot_txtaUlug. C.;"tua., Denttet, 243 Penn Street, VOA to ail Isneinese of big neofessien. Jerm•ali. OUWI, Attorno; Ea.', Oh tizsgt. I:3, WAlrrip—T wo goOd Foadboys. Apply =alias!, at this affice. MARRIED: .11.1.81883-8881108-0 A be 7th WA. At tLa, e , l dewier the beldei parents, by Bse. A. Tatter, 8. A.B LENA 8, of Blatnetle, Pa., end Wee oaunii. ari)Oß, et CeVet d, Weetraenlend eons*, rouge Not.ird . A. ItitilllT—Sfer Sewickley, on the Till lw Capt. A. 1. WILLIMET, of Ist Itlebralke role. •taert,Wced nceLQueursos. Dllost telt e• Lianisbary. /dr ells. 144E1.14b OP DENS .NO 3S-In ac cordon's with authority of the President of Vrackd Orates, mina PrmlaMtiesol Me Ck,v attics of Parmaylyst.M, dated timrsba. a, Jaly Sib, 16.1. I bomb, tall far ono thensand MOO) Millinted man tor ipec.lol ist.Tic... Tbay must be good edam sad Pd. sad most farnisb their own banns and csalPmannA for thew, or wllloh they 'win rocadre Urty taut. pot day, mah, Ladino paid for those sant allylast lathamnterat the palm apitz.4 o f t h e mustarirona. Tao United States anon:l=m will Walk to t a l . Wgiaiss Mut *maga All sham tssponding tl call are recmetted to snambis at Harrisburg without delay. tor company and nal mantal orgsairation•AppPostlonfor tranapertatam multi» =do to Oa pt. J. Q. JOHISSOW„ A. Q. 11 and Met Q. If. of the Departraent of the Remus boons, sillarrlstaira, Ps. By I:6'l==d oft:Mier [Marrs' COUCH. )15.3t S. IiOVULTZE A. A. 0. 11011FAM8, BEEF AID LARD. J-1. 15,000 lb., Trowbridge, Moat) dr Co.'s Pan rd a. o. Unrom 11250 12m. Chimp Oeutatieda. O. Item; 0,oa) tr. 0. a. Davis A Ch.'s Cant. Dry Boa xd Hare., choke bear Lard; For solo by 801101dAKAII t 1.0013. PH --'50 half bbls. Not 3 large. so a. .. 3 median) g 60 do " 2 , 121 terrain I a. 26 do " 8 Itzgo tnd med. ; and ISO bar btu. Lan Honing i Bsoeined slulaw nan n 1 J. B. OMMELD. DCRIKEII - LIIBRIcAnNO °IL, JLP • prime article, boa from grit, loorron tad not to laza machinery, tad equal to 2. Lard oil, ou baud sad for sale by . JAL Detazit, Et.son, situ ea .a to w.. O(7lAtTli <MASH, for ttaira. A Ism replay, of various Wert on etylte. jou received hoot his - e: the Olt Meth Wireteeett, Ll4`Se • d 28 SLUM" street. ttio X. & EL PIIILLIPS. ^ -- :B z., , , . D!1 . .IULITLES, in sures • _ la n • • "' 914 Litmrty Erna: rlttabo rah nt.t3KET WILLOWS-80 bdl& new crop to 'Mt* sattir soh by pao tat lan DTOICEjr a CO. LINSEED 01.110 bb!a. T. Parrot -B—a a Doss. to store end for We try JrSU OFATA.U.DIORLYi OD. 00 • liSr i A: ilUloreLo voor litj l:434t "'lMlNS itOPMIZaWad CMS. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. OUR SPEOIAL DISPATOHES. FRO.'', W.l S AIN' 9 TOJr. E INVASION OF MARYLAND, Contradictory Accounts Regarding the Number of the Bolden THE AFFAIR PROBABLY GREATLY EXAGGERATED BEPUbSE HEAR FREDESPII. RETREAT TOWARD MIDDLETOWN LOSSES ON EACH SIDE ABOUT FIFTY THE CASE OF SEMMES, THE PIRATE• /3MIMMI byad•l Dt•c•tch tp the P:tt•burgh Owcett• WAttarstnoN, July Bth, 1884 =ix= No man knows whet to think about tho rah el rail. In the foramon-se got authentic and reliable acootants that It amounts to nothing at all. There ere only one or two thousand horse thieves who will soon be running for dear life, when they hear of Hunter. In tlitr af ternoon wo got equally authentic and reliable accounts that there are 30,000 of them and that they mean to swallow up tho whole north. Oar epecial correspondent telegraphs hero from Frederick City and Sandy Hook, that they are trying to get atisounts through from them. If they 'Emceed, your readers will have something more reliable than anybody in Washington has. The best belief, however, continues to La that there Is nothing to be alarmed about, and that the whole affair has been Immensely exaggerated. Frederick, 8, 2 p. in.—Testerday afternoon, at throe o'clock, the rebel General Bradley Johnston, having been reinforced by about five hundred mounted Infantry, again advanced and drove in our pickets inwards Frederick. Gen. Wallace hearing chat our forces, composed of Col. Olendenin's cavalry, a portion of the Alexandria (M.) battery, and eno regiment of Infantry, aommandeitby Colonel Gilpin, were Laing driven In, lent General Tyler to rally our men end check the enemy. Oen. Tyler immmiistely gathered bit strkg glers—amonntiug in all to &taut 360—sent thorn forward, and ordered our mon to eOleet a good pssltion and make a stand. This pas done within a mile of •Findeilek: The r ebels came up and made throe or four charges. on our limn, and %Tile to often ropolsed. There wore three.pieees of artillery on each. elds. The rebels throw sceoraleheits into Frederick during the engagement, and two very near our hospital. The Guam', Lading ft isepearilde to break our lines, tell hock again to the Noel& Roturtain, on the Middletown road, trlier• It vas thought they would again teaks &stand. Early thin zooming Gen.Watince order:sae : lu forces to advance entitle:tidy along do liiii dietown road. About nine o' look they dre4e la the enemy's videttea near the mountain and a beak eltirmish ensued. At the present writing the cram, reported retreating to ward Middletown, Reinforcements binee bean anteing all day. They era all harried up the road by Gen. Wallace to juin oar airance. Before night they will be driven beyond Middle. Or loss In to dare and yesterisy's skirm ishing will not amount to more than fifty men in kil:ed, wounded and mining. The enemy's loss Li believed to be about thissame. This column of invading force Is estimated at one th , usand men. Thor will try to get south of the Potomen u Imo u Feasible. ED= The desire exirrened in many quarters that 51r. Seward will call on the British Govern • meet to surrender Sesame., is not likely to be gratified. It to rasped that Semmes, haring etruck hl S sg, had thereby se:Pally surren dered and beef= a prisoner of war, and that the British yacht, in °baking Capt. Winslow', request to Pike them on bbard, took them &J our prisoners. Bet Mr. Seward's friends re• ply that no man can be claimed es a prisoner till the conquering party has actual possession of him. Dtlilsillo TIM 81113VICX Dismissals from the service : Flrat Menton' ant 11. Lismilu,l33.l 1111n01.,t0 date from July Ist, 1884, vitt: loss of all pay and illowancre • for druakennois and allaying himself to be captured by the enemy; Assistant Burgeon S. C. Smith, lit Alabama cavalry, to dlto from Jane 11th,1864, with ion of all pay and al lowances, for habitual drunkenness while on duty, and leaving ht. commend and abandon ing weak and woundod men of ble regiment while on aotiro service and fo face of thy STORY £OOO7 lIORL. Tho wags are telling that Sigel, yesterday, turned his artillery on his ammunition train and ant word to the retreating rebels that Le would blow the whole thing up If they didn't let him alone. Beyond this and the sultry, unendurable heat, there Is absolutely not one word to stir the limp, melted down community at the capitol. IROIf TIIE neon? Matters remain substantially unchanged about. Petarsinirg. The army continues to prespire and keep quiet down to this morning. Everything was prom:teeing SI lama ={: It Is not true that Capt. Window parolled the prisoners from the ere, of dm Alabama. On receiving directions from Minister pay ton, he simply transferred them to another vesseL DIIIII2IIIZD CL!U I%IEII BUHL One of the man dlemisood from thoTrestnry Department, by Secretary Chase, for gnilt In Immoralities, of which Club woe oleo charg ed, le said to bac* been token back to.da7. ROMS or YOU'S XU Almni) Bcmo arrests of Biosb3's men and tittle coadjutors wore made io•dq. THE PROCESS AGAINST GEL DI SERIOUS TROUBLE APPREHENDED New lions, July B.—The &prows giros cur • rano} , to s rumor that Gen. Dix, t 4 *bedtime° to orders from Kr. Lincoln, will not reappear to the civil process Instituted Igslust Mei be. fore Judge Russell for shutting up the *arid and Journal of Cm:mauve, and for arresting their editors. ' As at present advised, sap the &press, it IN believed that Gov. Seymour will, if noses easy after showing the nowerlenness of civil courts, call upon the militia of the Stets to aid In executing the prows of-the coast, if the court should issue ioiarrant for ths ar rest of the General and it should be misted. New York Money and !Moen Market. Bpscial Dispatch to lb. Pittsburgh Gazotta. Ftsw You, July 8, 1861 Thom wu s fair tartness dons in stooks, bat at a , decline of from 2 to 4 per mitt: Pilattrgh and volt Wine, ils; Olsreissid and Plttsbargb, 110. The Money market unchanged at 7 per mink Gold 4 nnuttle4 anti.ker, inertias, (dosing st 269; U. 13: 131ze5,1123,1,123Xe104. °aorta: Certificates, 53; Seven-Thlny Voltam 1 O:2,104102* Bice•Twentlu, 103,10104. Tile REBEL RAID TREAI OI IME LEREIiS FROM FREDRRICK ONE GUN CAPTURED ON THURSDAY. ebel Evacuati'n of Harper's Ferry Confirmed ORDER OF GE.Ar. COVCO HAGERSTOMIIDIBED AND PARTIALLY BURIED REBELS RETIRE FROM GREENCASTLE, Vnit oesomn PASSED IN M En Mt! FiIIDMRICC, 31d., Jell g —The rebels have retreated fatly four mile; from their position yesterday, on the road to Boonaboro and ilageretown. General. Walleog and Mr are actively engaged. Everything looks well. Frederick Is In no danger. One run wee captured by ne yesterday. The llth Maryland one hundred dap men have arrived here today. Betintone, Jai) , p. m.—A dispatch from Elarper's Ferry, this morning, confirms the evacuation of that plane by the robalr, and says on: troop, again bold It, and the old Gag floats onto more over the town. FAIDE2ICK. Md., Jaly 0-2 p. m.—There has been no fighting to day, op to this hoer, except picket firing by our :akirmishers, who are feeling the position of the rebels. Daring lost night they fall back from the line which they °coupled daring the fight, and are now reported in position In Middletown Valley, bolding the road to Middletown and Elagendourn, which crosaec the Calootin meant:ans. Two gone are mounted in the gap. The rebel for= le r :etlmated to be Lb,..ttl 000 strong. Oen. \Valise., bas received relmforcements, whence and to what amount we leave the en emy to find oat for theagelreg; but we may gay they consist of men who have been tried for the work before duns, and do not shrink from Its performance. Frederick to day h not like Frederick of yesterday. Since the arrival of (Ism Wallace with his reinforcements, the appearance of the city is entirely charged. Balinese has been resumed, and people eosin confident that the danger has peered. Pau.anetruin, July —Gm., Conch has issued an order direeting that all vehicles and horses In charge of men fleeing from supposed danger, &hell be stopped either be fore they reach or at the bridge germ the Surquetianna until (neater orders. Thin implies that ihe ciaege) - , if not actually past - ed, is of no Imminent or serious character. Hundreds of farmers had left their crops Just ready to be harvested. A dinpatels. dated two miles north of Ha , genteel), at 10 a. m. to•dny, nays: One hun dred and eighty picked guerrillas from Imbe d:lu%, and floaeby's commands entered Ha gerstown at 5 o'clock, whore they were rob bing the stores and had fired the origins house, Thlarstou'a warehouse and ,two hem hundred tons of lioventment bay. They also intended to burn Secler .k Co.'s warehouse, and threatened to barn the town. The turn table of the railroad had not born disturbed. The rebels wore heavily laden with plunder. The robed General McCausland, with his brigade, who at Williamsport this morning, but reports say that he left that place to day. A high wind was blowing the fire np through the town (llagerntown ) and great destruction was foaled. Late dLtpatches frvre kireencestle assure us that the male body or rohets which entered that place, hod retired, it is supposed, south ward, across the Pota c LATEST FROM EUROPE Mar IlleeUwori he Conference lOSTILrIIZS A LELA DI !:k.COMIIENCED STUCK ON d LSD MEDIU EIPECTED The Yageg.m•at Cleter••a the Kees •erg• .14 axe Alabama. Port Ar Datv.b July S —The steamship Noon Suellen, from Liverpool, on Monday the 27th, parsed this port to-day, for Ginn°, with the pusenners and cargo transferred from the Pornrin, which steamer had returned to repair discuses. The final meeting of tho Conference took piece on the 25ch. It wee merely formal, and the war had re commenced. Ptnab had sent orders to Mental Von Wengsi to recommence horatilitles on the 261 h. A speedy attack on the Island of Moen Is expect/ed. Capt. WI-slow, of the Kearsarge, has ad droned a letter to the Doily .Vreo, in which he suns that he did net !send any challenge, but Ben:toss sent a request to Winslow not to leave, no he would fight the Rearsarge, and woniti only occupy a day or two in prepara tion. Five days. however, elapsed before they were completed. Tho Kearso.rge was only slightly damage-Josiah was snip anion board teat the action for hot wink nod just com menced when it ended. The Paris Temps glees a report that two Confoderata cruisers aro off Cherbourg watch tog for tho Kea:maga The commercial news by the steamer mere ly embraces the °parting proceedings of Mon day', market. Cotton was firmer, and the probable badness for the day would reach 8,000 bales. Breadstuff' quiet and steady. Provieloos unohangod. Consols, at noon, 90Q,90i; for moner. L 4.77.04 JOOO 3 0 —Co:ton la buoyant mad ;aloes advanced :lid, but cksiog steady. Breeder:Ors doll. Wheat declined I@2d, owing to the anU warlike statementa of the Britialt Ministers. Red Western, 7s 9d@Bs 9d. Flour dull and tends downwards. Corn smiler. Provisions quiet and steady. Lard quiet. Petroleum iIIIICLIVO. FROM BEFORE PETERSBURG Preparations for Resuming Offenstve Operations. TIIS SIEGE OF PBTRIMO6O COMMEng New Yeas., JO, B.—A W..,h1. Headquar ters correspondent of the 0:h, says It le not petmitted to 'peak freely of the proparatione during the past week for renewing off enetiro operetta:el in this locality. The next font days may witness tome elint more sanguinary and perhaps more fruitful than the Blow pro. tees of a clogs. Our. dent, into whoto hands has been given the charge of all siege operations in the front, has beau for the past few days constantly in the saddle superinten ding the placlog of batteries and Meting the value of positions. Same of oar batteries have been construoted ander groat Bandeau. tagea, the men being obliged to lie on their bellies and dig holes safeciently deep to protect them from thetas,' lire. The libelling of call• road trains Is kept up constantly. The Wor Id' e Washington correspondent days the Indications are that active movements on a large Dash will not be attempted for a'week, or two at lout. The fall of Numbers. to a question of time, and tome time must elapse before it can be taken. Grant is conducting • siege, such as onitainated gloriously at Vicksburg. But that job was far more ee rie= than this one. What he hu made up his mind to do be will do, and will not be hastened into precipitancy at chance of fail ure. Siege guns enough to sweep Petersburg front the face of the earth have already been mounted. Grant may strike like ,lightiiinle and with fatal effect, somewhere alto. ma ways are devious and past finding out. Exchange of Prisonexs:—Yrize Steam ers told. CAM, July B.—Tlarstemner Olive Branch, No. 2, hie arrlied. The Ens says Arrange ments hare been effected 'by Colonel Dwight, flammiseloner of Ezehesge; for the release of about one thousand Eeduiel plum= • for some time put herniated in Texas, Mob:ding sissy unu.bre of ellbeers, some of whoa have bun in the bands.-ef the enemy about tire ,yeats,among them Colonel Burin and several other atoms of the ad blueachesetto, cap toredst tialrerahi, frt Jannery, 1883: Thb Redcatßatas Pziza Conuaturoitlie riot hotly. old the award Arbioners - Unts,. Nati& sad Abed, for $10,500, _sad »viral , Irtherjratt us to amnia otioSamastion to adia =dm. THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ALABAMA. SEXUES ACCOUNT ,F iiiE EY,AGEIENT. Cupt Win•lo, - Claims :• , . , m_nass as his l'ris,)ner. New Your, July 8 —Semmer, in his e6cial roport of the engagement with the Kest-largo, sap when about a mile distant he opened with solid shot, and the Keareargo replied in a few minutes, when the engagement became active. The two 'hips steamed around a com mon centre, preserving a distance from each other of from one-fourth to one—half a mile. When within good range he opened with shell. In ten or Moon minutes the Alabama's spank er gaff was shot away and bor ensign came down, but this was immediately replaced by another at the mizzen masthead. Firing now became hot, and the enemy's shot and shell soon began to tell upon our hull, knocking down, killing, and disabling a number of men le different Darts of the ship. Perceiving that our shell, though hitting, did but little dam age, resort was had to solid shot alternate with shell. In about an boar and ten minutes our ship was ascertained. to be in a sinking condition, the enemy's shells having exploded in our sides and between docks, opening large aperture's, through which the water rushed with groat rapidity for Immo minutes. I had hopes of being able to roach the French coast, for which purpose I gave the ship all steam, and set such of the fore and aft sails as were available. The ship filled so rapidly, how. ever, that blare we had made much progress the fires ware extinguished in the furnaces, and we wore evidently on the point of sick• log. I now hauled clown mywolore to prevent farther destruction of life, and despatched a bast to leform the enemy of our condition. Ile says that the Kearsarge fired upon him five times after his colors were etruch. `The remainder of the report is devoted too ets.to meat of how ho was picked op and made his escape under a neutral flag. Al" that hie oilicers, when they went to the Kearearge, found that she had been furnished with a chain armor, concealed with planks ; that planking was torn off by his shells, thus cx • paling it to view. He also says " the enemy wet heavier than myself, both In ship, battery and craw; but I did not know until the notion was over, that ehe wit iran-etad." Her elm consisted, it provw, of a double row of chain along the Me of the Kdarrarge—s temporary and not very formidable protection to her machinery ; and from all accounts the Rears; rge could have withstood the wild firing of the Alabama a whole day ; whereas the firing of the Rear. surge, according t. Scrumps, was so hot and accurate in ten or fifteen minutes after the commencement of the action that his fisg was shot away, his hull torn, and his man knocked down, killed and disabled is all directions. The Paris correspondent of the Cottit»crcial Advertiser says: Capt. Winslow still claims Semmes da his prisoner, and will write 'to him to deliver himself up, making it a per sonal question between cscor and officer. Winslow will send the other offisers'homa The men aro reio.sed on parole to floret fight against the United States. Semmes was ord red out by the French au- thoridea by 0000. Oa CODE ultation with Con • modaro Barca, hit taq-erior,erhether to go out and etespo b 5 night, or meet tbo Kenrsarge in daylight and fight, th,t officer lord biai to go aud fight, if he thought ao out euro of win ning. Ile eat Fero, nod 1101t1 out to fight. Captain Winslow did fire after the white flog ens hoisted, but it was owing to hisladt see- log li. The greater •teaming power Of the &canary', and capotisr artillor7, enabled hor to do with hor advet,ary as she pleased. Semmes was ....stashed to tad his ship 0100 op co erns, and sound not a little at the worthlessness of Esglish gone and F.ogllsh. 'hips. V. ht. Stoddard, master of the Keana go, makes a statement lo which be suyn, whoa ho saw the Deerhound making off with a part cf the Alabama's crew, be reported the tae; to Captain Winslow. Tho swayer be rocaived was, "It is impossible, the yaoht is simply coming round; no commander could be guilty of each dastardly conduct, when ho hod ro quested and boon permitted, in the cianso of humanity, to save tho /iris <f p :tare, to run off eillb them" Nair Yonn, July 8 —The 1,. fraart ctato that the Kearsarge. on rwturning to the port of Cherbourg, during the afrtranon of Sun day landed sixty-du-re of the crew of the Alabama. Of this number fifteen were.wouni cd. The French authorities have change of the prisoners. The wounded men were sent to the naval hospital, triter, they received every attention. • Governor Seymour , s Proclamation for Troops. Atnanw, July 13.—Tho Governor has issued his proclamation requiring the commanders of the National Guard to fill up their regi, mama to their maximum number within tan day., or they will be tiled order the enroll moot. &soh county must tarnish its propor tion of one hundred dos men called for by the President. No reply boa been received from Washing ton to the sispatch asking if thirty day men would be received, endue to the nature of the service which will be requirrd of the Nen York militia. The rebel raid may prove too small to demand my men'troto the Stem for Its ettphrenion. Eftorte to Avert a Draft la St. Louts. Sr. Louts, Suly.S.—A spirited meeting was held last night in tho court house rotunda to &else mesas to raise ropreseuM.tive recruits; •1/0 to avert the draft by ralslnc volunteers to fill the quota of SL Louis to sdranco of another call for troops. A Contra] Recruiting Committee was appointed to determine Epos a plan of action, and & committee of each ward and . township to the county to raise money and otherwise assist the Central Com mittee. Appropriate speeches 'refs made, and a good of enthusiasm was manifost. The Pew York MIMM.-Retreat of the Belida In Diaryland- -Sold. Now Took, July S —Gen. San cifird rectired instructions this morning not to lane an order for the departure of any of our city regiciants for the scene of the rebel invasion anti! Inc then order. are received from Albany. Revs of the retreat of tho rebels in Help land, has increased confidence in the morel market, and certificates have advanced i. N. Gold opened Area at 276, but gadnaity declined to 262@270. Internal Revenue Duty Wennwatos, Joly 8 —lt Si decided by the Internal Revenue Bureau that, with,Sho ex ception for tramportation, domestic distilled Spirits to bonded watchcase" can be removed therefrom only on payment of the Internal Avenue duty, at the rat* of $l5O a gallon. Transportation bonds prescribed by the Sec retary of the Treasury, under the ,act of March 7, may be amid for the remlv.al cf spirits, coal oil and tobacco, under the 01st emotion of the act of June last, the oath being omitted. Nevada Constitutional Convention BLE FB.l .1[07E03, July 6 —The Nevada Con otitutiestal Convention hoe adopted the nem of Nevada for the new State. The bill of rights edor.edilecteres that the paramount allegiance of the.chiscos is dee to the Dotted States Government. Tho Constitution which era raja:toil by the people last year, has boon oloptoil as the huis of a new one. Ii Is behoved that a taajority of the people In the Territory aro In favor of a State government. From o ew Orlcau& Nsw Ton[, Joky B—Tho 'steamship °ergo Washington, from Now Orleans en tim. &nista ads osoning. The Now Orleans more aro serf barren. Cotton irregular; good ordinary, $1„40 'agar advanced, and quoted at l": 0 ; flur 510,40801 for choke... Cold $1505191. Freight, 50; flour 25. Tito Command In Harylond—Sigel Dr tiered. to Report to if outer. . Weemosaros,. July B.—ltte d. rateed that Geo. _Bowe, Chlof of Artlilery of the Depart• meat of Wathingtoa, hu been ordered to tho' commend of oar throes In front of the rebel fordo hferylaed, vice tiagsVordered to rc port to Gen. Mutter. The Foreign loan .NWtotiatiOnt VtIECHINGTON, JtilY.B.-The Now Sorb FM'. special Jaya flu considered probe. Die that ute negotiations begun by blr. Chase fort foreign loan will be eathfitotorily Em ended by Mr. Fessenden. The future policy of the new Secretary has not yet been settled. Destructive ilre near Darer, H. II Doves, N. N.; July B.—A destructlre tire is raging in the village of Samoa Palls, four miles from hese, One of the largo factories and several buildings in the vielnity. aro in flames. Went( on the Oettrego Canal !lefialri d , ktnitrr,,July B.—The break of thosnivor 04 the Nemo canal, re orted on Thuraday Ms been repaint . - - RIFLES, of oo; own. Emnofacture, war natal le gitesatitiaci P 4. /LUIS 0014 - 8.4 V; wmd timc. Onn 3 • UV BUSH. PRlllllllslUdKlbiqUld VALI!LUT CQ Axenhark 1 -M_A_IRAK=I".9 Nett 'Vert 'Market . 70. leafy Jniy E.— i.etto lc better at $1.43 for Idliblung 41pluds. Flour—M.ste and Western bettor; inz,wit4./.76 tor Bum State, 11140 Go— 23 Kr Esti a ft. 11. 0., and 61ZZ/7410,13 for Trade Drawls: the market closing quiet, Co booy hest, and. lower; El 700475 for State, 51,7431,70 far Western, during henry wlih minors of ea ei at coasidorable , tinter thine quiitatlicus lot cub to-dty. wheat 1,g55 bona; 12,40(19,6) far Chicago spelt g nod 3.llrirankrie Club, sod So 68.41,67f.ar,Wririer Bed Western. Ilse =Ova and firm tit 411,1 , 0. Coin attire and higher; $1,0,31,45 for Kist Mixed Western. the market ioloring slack. Oats a abrade Bauer and uriesit 090 351 fa r Western. Coffee dull and =changed. Sugar/MM. Malassesidnll,„ Petroletum —trade eery grin at L.Gic, Refined lo Bond Dem hat q riot at 65€453 . Wool generally quiet, owing to the icscin I of Me money market. Pork upantd higher, hut rioted dull and caries; se ler Mars $46 in ,75 for Near do., Mating SA L K.. Wilda Irk". Beef quiet but firm ; 16418 for COnsitsy Iris., 9610 Le Country Pi ime, and W(42.5 for Ittpulciddness. Cut rim+, firmer. Eason bids, dull and notarial. Lard utile and higher, at 7iirs2lo. Bluteir m fair rinuest and Omer; .:,ilea,: Or tibia, nod 37Et4le for Stole. Chorus u.lve and firm, ai lstg,nr. Stock and Monty Market. lists Tom, July 8 —Matey active and dim at 7 eiS per cent Merlin; =3510, curreecy Gold paned at sthity,' and c - oiled heavy at .9'...802,11, Gneernment otecks—fektn coupon, 1ba749101 ; Save..-n hiring, Octets r and April, 105. Stock, doll and eerier: P. Ft. W. ik M. it P. Du 0....* DS IV..airing_ U. O. EL 1...—.......11.2 I dllchlgan rieutrak....llriy, 13 di N. W..... 6134 Michigan I Inherit— 94t, O. it N. W. griiiNew.Yee. Oen: Central ric ri p—.llll.N n k It. Erie ........--114 Terns stee :Sixes 54 Cincinnati Market. Crscrioisri, July S.—Flour opined antics with sales of Superfine at 59,40, and Kstrit at 10,75, tut clonal quiet at 6950(49,W for Costa, and E9,Wy.9 15 for impaction. W heat quiet and rather easier at the clove; Rod I.bilj 2,03, nod M Pita $2,15, at which rat , I,nl/0 btalieli mime Kentucky were rill Corn Sill for Err, hot ;signed demand for Shelled. Ong stead, at digitZe. Bice dull et $1,4051,63. libtiliky doll its 6110. Statues transpirid to 2,ollth:init. Men Pork is firm at 113. 001 k Meats and 13.011 OMB. I tkll and pile. irregular N kingdom/ fn Lard; it is held at We. Sugar Brune nod in good demuid ; 7402.60 for Dew. Coffer Sle. Ray dull at $15,20 Lir Timothy. Gold 17261;n. 811vrr =8270. Enchants Linn at par. Banal() Market 131.mits, July B.—Flout firm and in demand, pod lit trn Rod Wlntnr 511,d15 . 4,11,73 lksibtit X 812 , f ,,,. 5f11025, spring Eatra 1111l , t11,:b. ' Wit .1 arm.' i No I Masud. Bnt ins 112,:it1. Ainbar 't lutfr 01.33 02,15, Ito 1 Cla :rug t upting .12.30. C.: We bat • 1,. nt SI 4.1.81.4:, rur No. '2. Oats at 9le_ Wlituty doll and easier, at i l 7341,71. Canal Frelpits to New York—it/oast c Qtr. I sc. Labs Imports—Flonr, 6,C73 bids; Wlltstab; 77.096 Lbin; Corn. 111,520 linen Canal Esparta— lour: :.CO blab; Wl*At, 1.L.V1 . 10 bnah Cr.rn, 3,r0) ball ; Oce, ft:l,C4f3 PLLtla4elplLle Market Penatrunr.,July A —Tbo awknts era Etrurettl.4 aud exulted. F loor adv.:teed: sale, 2 CMG bbl Extra Fatally at fLigll,so, Extra 10, dtate adraeo Va2 s d. Whcat—W bite MiTADCW.I Cm; aeles et $2.6k, - ?.2.70, bcd 52,45. Cora tutrauxiag. rat Om• envancna; mud firm at 01- Pctruleuza nua.ttl.d ; Re flued In (land K 5..., do. F' waao - 4 dull, small ra . ..a at 5i.wa1.,36. Oswego Market. ti.—.l'.on.r firm; 312412 25 for No.l Spring, 31:43.1p312 51: for Rof %1 inter. %limit firm; N. 2 Spring is hold nt 32 :Pi. N0.1ei0.nt52,33; sales bath Canada ulub at tropiumillins too roetri.todi try ibis airinprocy iu tiss money nistrYot. Cora rirr. ; No. 2 Mimi. 31,17. No. 1 supponsd o ho at 31 4S. Canal Frvightn q 144. ktalUmore DIarCCA DALizaoar., July lt —Wheat lino and Nov lwatwol Soothe ats Silo Ewal Flouradrancoa and excited; Iluwwa Strut 8.1..1 1 .A co 25 Ohio Extra fa. Coro doll. 'Matti . Corn Lut quirt at dl 54;41,55. Peet'orr Orrice, Ingr,:ro„) No 1 , 3 Foorth ntreet. 'r Pt term:min horn 8,180 ) PXENrPTED FROM I) rc.iF r.—ln /LA cordon.. with orders, 1 pobllsh UM following list of pens. exempts-I(mm draft by the Board of Enrollment in this district to this dale, setts the reason cf their exeropiiiel dDese. John Merchn'er, Pitt James Dancherty, 1 bird co--1 Patrick. Byorn, I hied lesni Philip tiprestorpta, Bad sit. 0 • et. Ohnult y. PeeV.e. Eliebstl Ain s. Versrtile. Wr3e Kerr so r ltatt.e dhoti Adam, Chardon P ohm, P tt as". 'l,Beener Pitt rheales Woodhouse, Pitt Frederick. Weir, Pitt John Edersids, Pitt JOIDLIS Vomit,, Pat taletineGrolerliagew, Pitt WI tinm Emu. cult Marrs Wens, Plot J-neph Canaan Pitt It Whorl liolton L ht. Clete Over J C Bidwell, rim Adam Seamier. P,tt Geor,py STIR a Pits barely Myers, Pitt Ll•nry Lanz, Third ward ootliela D elvel Third ward niched Fita‘lbbon. Third ward Patrick ID &whey. Versatile. dawn Mercer, East Birmingham, Ilene, Lloyd, Pin Diehard Tharopeost, Fifth weld Jams- m, Peebles Joseph Tiono uPitt Jose ph Berger Pitt xca Beridesee. John - Edwin Palmer, Pitt Thomas M Moore, Eighth wa - d John K Thompson, !ninth w Theaaa F &weer, Furst ward Fvonisted Sara:tam LSO wig .1 Korth.", Pitt ti, Joseph Ifelory 0 Bans= tare, Its Ward, Mace B Swarm Timed. Grob, Third Ward, FIA‘Pt Medlar Jr. ph Shoo, Pitt tp, Wm 0 Wilton Wm U a Darer, Peebles tp, Sare'l thstrunn Adam Comeni, Sloth Wald, 'Edward Bach Wen D Kean., Viral Ward, Wanihald Gobi C W Tharbeicr, Pmhte. tp, Cornelius Mahal Dersht.7A John Graham. Pitt. John Keene), Pitt Frond. Prteetr, Pitt A dam Wensofer, Pat David Sheproted, Third ward Joint Carothers, E Di reattaard Robert tray, Third w. ti John 0 Barry, Third ward Jam .1 Itleynelds, Titled a•rd Darns Bottles"; Ver. 11. SY BIM Wittman P.M., W II Lynch, Wnet SUlmbeth damp! Ammon; Pitt - John Kelly, Pitt Robert Croy, Pitt Geo It Hater, Pitt tom,' ,;(„-Pelelm Philip Praised, Birmingham Wbligns Keenly, Pupil 4 John Brier, Peebles Jamb 8 indite. Peebles Lindsey Panittel..Eßlrm'mcletant Clsreed Bernard Lisranzhon, Eightheta. ward, Dh aches place et . Alieuev. ro :a tan Mts. Lewis, Pitt Alex Verner, Pat Jacob Gloster, Pitt dlman Baymer. Pitt Bernard Boyle, Pitt John Toole, First weal John Berge ,lbird ward Jams J eeitteoick, Third ward Jame. Il Kennedy, Third weed rooms Jones Vervain !Bram Fay, Ramsdell Jim*, Wood; Elizabeth. Beery J Caws, P.thies lAtward Heyman Peebles • Wpaam Carer, Versailles Dobert DAY, VeMnilles Cothran Bea, tC A Warmcastle, Peebles Jobs it Bann, Pooh'. DATA Pent; Third ward Wm D Kearns. Third wart Junes nun, ninth ward JJenty Richey!. hls.th ward Alex Jatlt, Eigb:armad John lichenner•Eighth ward Ebert'. Itepp, btu sh ward Michael !Martha Aighth ward DI O'Donnell, ward Overlie Ebtrg, Etgath ward Jobe Jones, Pit Wiliam Sirup. Pitt 11,te, Pitt Jobe William, Pitt Bober! Reed, Fitt David Para, Eat Joist Bros., Pia Sureel Trlpplett, Tilt Peter ant:tatty, Pa. Carrie Berreutice, Pit John Ellartfdsh, McKeesport dunned Trabey, Pitt J Lime, Pitt Jahn Connolly, PH Punned E.9s, lease Gelder, Flat ward Wiliam Cowan, Peebles Argun. @Gram Pe..bLo Alex Corey, Versailles T N Boyle, Rent .both Philip Hirsch, Peebles Jacob Lett°, tut Birmingham Gotielb Barr, Emit Birmingham George Mae, last Birmtniainm , Jame. B EMI Ninth turd W 0 lictlartaey, Sloth ward Henry L Large, hiltatri' JAI:4MM. Pike. Temprratmenillo GeaiM Icalle,TemprantlimilLi Alen rkmpiiter, til tie ELIA Henderson, Math ward Joke It Threpe, Lawrenceville Anthony Youtg , Lawrenceville Dardel Dongdien, Third ward I,seph EWA. Lawrenceville tdichaaltilannon, Lawremerilie Jas Leslie; Lawrenceville • Casper Jenne, Ltorencerille3 Jobe WBttamr Eighth ward Noah Wallis, Lans - ranceville Potion Jltheyn.Lawrenurtin Richard Anderson, Lawrenceville , • 311 us W Horgan, Pitt I Thu Welter, Plot Jas Wiley, Pitt , Wetßarter, Peebles "brad,. Elisabeth ' Wm HartOld;1111211a Thom Law, . Mist Gkithe,`Lawrencerille Jan the. Lawrenceville , John David ihni hi, Lawrenceville Wm ntawart. Lawteticesille Nicholas Palmer. Lawrtneavillo • Blita.ell Prow, Pitt Daniel Amalie-oz. Goa A Ilisnaltight. Peebles, _-• - , Ambrose Bon. Versailles ' • • Wm Dorton; r i; • GrtiShdretrPitt.,!!.et—tn - Abram Clinton. TerniandaTLle T B Bunmer.llrEmsport Y- ' Thomas Millar, IdelCospert Balich,lll.C/Lemfett" - -' Anthony em tb.11201 tarp Frederick 111+141! ampu ' A - Xmas EhMott.Garattiz,"Daterticemire. • capc, axe Frostat ALL GOODS SOLD AT CONCERT El ALL SHOE STORE gro wsrrgatal to giro =tistaciiiia, cud aro patartl.7 M=M ONE 11 A T THE ICEGrLAE 11t1 ", - .SENTEERE F33E132E10 NO, 62 FIFTH STREET, The adebra , -d Elko. Srt:: +EtT r; \NE ROM' Lt Lt to terunEncii ra !d. T. JI y 1144 ! BOuT6, GAITER9, i Get,ts. Matibl :tops cr,t good atticlo gad nt nr7 I pri.tzt, am tr L.--and st McCllntock's NCI; Shoe Store, E. De 17,DSRAL: A NEW SUPPLY OF =II Boots, Shoes and &alters, No. 54 Market Street. EILAT.F.P. h scant.. N EW GOODS! NEW GOODS t R. bays ;rat n.celled c^s Bprlag .tack .4 BOOTS OD BILOBB, Welch we will 63 11 et the LOWIEST CAHII Tillotii We here - the largeet 1.4 teat evlecteel beset of !lea's Vt.. Calf . Sqtattro-toad gloats, To he le"d to the city. LADIES• 1.1.81* UAITCIO to •handtn-o. Give as P all. • Jas. Robb, cabli sa sTnr.tr. 1' ,• STAR IVpRK. I GEO. ALB EE, SON it CO Nc. 71 WOOD 12/11:CT. 11...71pnd 31.1 f Itahrcrato. Tit. Llp &eters. Ghtlthsea Goat MO boot, These goods are male to our opoolol Grier, and ararmatod or-N.IW chstom work. law' TOED; CANITBZLL, Manufacturer of v pools LTDof every" daarlP4lca, M N 0.34 Sog hDwid strew, Pittsburgh uctatly FRCIT AND 61 -FA Fi;;;TiUL EV ER GR EENS, dse. Of APPLE, ire havense Wlo,ooo, and of stil aka lesiing vedette, most a rolltable for Ws location. W. have sera fuse trees, as Early Harvest. ltadden Mash, Holland Kull., IlaktnLe, Falsonsitce. Otto. Eh* of Terepklns On., Hhode Inland Greon, Ere. Ert=ty, Rturbo, Smote-Lanza, Tolman'e .Earect, CktEr,"&n, e very large /Welt a Ma. OftEllll2, PRAM, PLUM EVERGREEN SHADE rust:9, none, smiranzavf, anzzialqws PLANTS, de., dz. on stock lalargo, akar mat Ind-cementa to planter or crl• ,, kditn . h. vans. Orders left at the Greenbccao, Canned, or Pittabargh Post Moe, Le promptly ationdtd to. :SOHN MURDOCH., ;r: dabsend Oakland Nersodal., FURNITURE SsEtilltal Plttabl DANN ALID WOOD eß6lli 113111,1511 on 9 1 71101X3d1J, Olt B.RTAII. JAS.;W. WOOD'WETA 9? .0991%1.rd street, twills Z. idsrd76s.^9 b Co. .nd 111 leaerth street ' lane MOOARO(iIi Al4i_itUlt; WORKS, Zi3 ILTECTITT I=l EABELS atizaus, lonameatt atid aravt, Ezekiet. lenec (.113.A1ti,, Otrri.a.Wr ft. 2.1 rd,LIIEX.3X 471:"I V Lecga caitalanily nn 1t.1,3 • ler. tai tioir.;;Ca• mime! stock of !OAT B01'1:061. 1 . 1•12M1 ,. 113/0Vir mats STUFF, L1ti27.522, 511r.4 JOIMS, SPOUT/NO, LaTET... VA 1. .HR mill All Dam 7E= (ILWID cravings and Mil& it LAIIt~ .1.1.. M Parma irir.iinn LOU 2131.11.1:21 Of peztlitairy !n144. to - Cow c* Omit epee, roi..rtr. • anioitt . • JUST REGEiv" Alehut'. Pixie Tim Tar Ocr.ilaL • 7 arlahartn Dycpcpcia NIL, • • RRog a er's cad amp OiLiverieori 41 Tar. nneGy Matta] Dirrovery. • Nino Gibre OIL fir table cos. • Babies Pure Ord Liver Oil. • Eire. Allan's Haar liiistesr. Tins Glycerine end Roney anp.. • Pterlings &inbred* for the Bair. Gait. Heil wad Tooth Trashes. Gcmcni. At the 04444 Drag /31.0 re, canny ;Wend saes Onto l i4:A Allegheny. 1 , 4. A..XTVGY 4 I. 'fiILECTRICITTYi Ta Au. vol.; DIMS AS s - TFISRAPfiI TatUMPIJAINTiTIO ASHII4T i4 — IfS bIISTERIES lIILLSTING TO aargzi•AND mai: OF DISSiSIa -• • , • ttElidSZ, indica met tr Grace, 451 PZIIII 81 , 156 ET, Nam - n*ll dierakca ata anceataftilly errata! With 011granlant, 114matiese, and on= Inodllaattent of Maar:city. Scnnithlnn new, .ran and tnarwrtent See aft entar ; set Ona at the al.. Noehstge tj? cotatiltatlnn. <Law warranted vetWn dwdrad. • I r2.l64teeed MoLNTYREI, AIoNAUGILICEI X 0 .2 • stone and Brick P;cverx,.. - . en orders Ito cumoserolo, revn - 0, - .Onan: LNG or anything . N ovr Ilan. ;-rozytty attottiod to Addrow.l3oX 114, Arloglloor Fat Ofroxt, , or ticIiNUOOIS/1. tS Tlctalut; street, Atlrshoni-131ty 0020 . .t0 . • , r iz e l sk , I. ------- ~_ ....... A Urge easertzernet el POCKET ANlitOlCOATace IIOUSI4 DIAISIES, lot 1864-12 .2 31 PFT. 111 01 44. IA roan be WWl= Trbery, Iri Teary Itie... ',Miele edger end eel le meetly olgeo—erltkbectr peke* [beep sad elee a faelembe;s. All gum, set from the commonest t o two very Lest. farffide al eveseable vete. by _ . .:. WM. O. i on isms A CO..l3tatonsoL oeblebevrArreve , . 61 Wooslitte. es. DI ARira. PAPER 'A-NRIESVRLOPR .- Lt102%.-4= Inzanalock of • ,OSS L OAP Walr/LLOPEa, In.at anlietles, actor! and analltlos. tor Ara itantn. /or' ale , G. JOILIIMOLI a co, No. I ott «4414w-wary t 7 Wanlet!.. lINDEIEB-4:bblac, Eiza : - , Sa Dry Apples; 10:kadarcIablInuar;,,, , In on and for sada tfr CRIS BALsprri. . 11% Laartrabnat. ;a.— 61201. e sapplP - thIC bars U* E NIVERSAL ; ELPVERS. 'TERI NO wri wo r tt., Jais received st.thif tr.aa Ittibb.r rnat. NO*.XO atdl3,Bt. Otour emetilrf ' - Pao It ;mite ibr this eletty. - - APArriostoz AMMON, • .2Po gsuzwltNitilntz "doleVo. 6. WOO; 6:1==..1 . 114114.4* Ps. QQA ON So bbls for 5....by -14= LIZSZT 8.001.161Za, ,
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