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OPROZAZ PAP'S OP rill CUPP.
Tauginalir. , , MORNING, 'JULY 4, 1861
CITY AFFAIRS.
Miarotoroackt. Observation fa tbe Moa b 7
ts.
paw. OptkisaisSlnfth 84-tonnoted dAlli:
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Darcosta
The ITdatellt.lliadr It will be Celebrated.
rbe, 0! oar national independence ,
usually a_ seri dull daY hare; Will be celebratbd
with extract :nary : Mint to-day. The leading
feattito will be the grand parade of
- Home Guard Regiments, which will take place in
the .foremen under the direction of Major Gen:
:Wilkins aid Staff. Oat of eighty or ninetycont
.
plain of home Guards, it he expected that at least
majority will turn oat , on this occasion. Should
,
there be but thirty companies, however, the
display will : grand . and :imposing beyond
what we are accustomed to see here.—
: Two or three thousand men, well armed, and at,
tired in new and tasty uniforms, ia a sight worth
looking at." :Then we may expect something of a
.manila mato about the parade, which will give of_
a good idea'ot the stirring scenes now witnessed
daily' in the : streets - of our national capital.' - For,
- belt remembered, although these companies are
styled Lome Guards, they are generally drilled in
-1- rausautly, and with great Care, and not a few of
,
- them could: be transferred very creditably to the
battle field. - Numerous companies from the coon
: try are expected to lake part in the parade. and
'the whole affair is expected to be creditable to the
cities and appropriate to -- the day we celebrate.
Thediirimon wilt form on the Worth Common, at
might i, sod - more - over , the rotate of proms
moues - Published in another colume. The streets
and dwellings will be •bandromely - deeerated with
Alga, particularly on the route over which the pro
• - Previous to the paride; i national salute will be
I 'fired by some of the Artillery corps. •
• At the Campo , there will be appropriate ;de
-1 Firedamp and hundreds of citizens . will :doubtless
visit Camp :Wright during the day—the railroad
famishing ueellmt facilities for a pleasant trip.
That aanateumber of *mile examinees have been
errazged ter, azd as the weather promisee to be
- ilightfoili all who seek the woods will have a joy.
nor and pleasant time.
-
la the evening, the leconietiP Will be Mi - exitibi.
liar,. frisking his stupendous tail over half the
heavens,. :and suggesug to man that. his pyro
technic • efforts aro 111 nothing compared' with the
grand dimieye ii na tire. •
- :Henry , Hinihey, Altai Myers, elill Newcomer,
who hai
nd figured vary coaspicuroutref late in the
.
arrest e triel 'of ionnterfaiteray got himself Into
..
iron, lederiog hie late adventure In Johnstown.
.
Oar /orders will. remember. that Newcomer was
, .
employed, some weeks since, by the Independent
Police of the city, to shit Johnstown mid lay the
ropes for the: arrest of certain parties alleged -to
have bean engaged in the countetteiting busunisa
Newcomer, being a profmaional "detective," on.
dertook the entsweite, and it is alleged that
. .
while Pieseeuting • his pleas in' Johnstown he
perpetrated an assault and battery. with trim-'1
oral intect,. upon the -pinion .. of a ..reaper.-
" table lady of that place: She was so much abased
and prostrated, iris said, as to be unable to make.
the information - until after Neweomer had left tot
Pittsburgh. As soon al she recovered sufficiently
tii - do so, a warrant . for his arrest was seed out and
placed 'in
. the ..haurle of so officer. Newcorier,
however, was not then loud, bat yeeterday he
was arrested by officer Smitlnme, and held to bail
by Mayor Wilson, in the sum of 1500, to appear
for trial at Johnstown, at the next term of Court.
Another iedivideal,-a ward. constable, who fig
tired in the arrest of the Johnstown counterfeiter',
boa also been charged with " # llLog counterfeit
money." He gave bail to anstLer, but inarozach
4o he allege. Povitirely that the charge 1. wholly
unfounded, and "trumped. sap" pr a his ap
pearing against the parties, we Withhold his name
for the present.'
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- Bank Bold quoldtkuls.
Corrected eipeclellytrellie Grestis by Messrs. Feld
4 14te, 91 . itts,VatiopaZ Be . cr4 Note S'eporter. Italy
uncertiln at present ; . . - .
Piressiliau, duly 8,1801.
Pircsses. Dircarest.
Nev-Ingland State*. par Beath 0einnua..,..... co eala.
Nu York ins...-. par 05arg1a...........-.. so oda.
Mr. Yotkeits. .. par Alabama --.,,....- as eala.
New Ju ry, G+.4 ;par Looedena---..—_20 :SW
1 . 1 .
(vent,).. • .:... X elesdecky ....... pa
Pencests.eli. (am.) pa Tern..... no new
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. " (Latee.ercet6 . 1 I tedium fret ....' 6
- Belaware-L-.-..... • per . - VIS ofelete.. par
..Dtst.ef Oulambia-. - . • -1011111....—.. co rata
11aryland, - 16114...... , par lebecamen....--. be tale.
(ttrrheelingS brchall lp d6 I:Mame -..........- . 1 6
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Barth Carohaa...... ma le .
• Eschange..-Balling rates e:
phla.l per wit Over Beaks*
Ochs-Balling at 9 are -
, • New Yarkilolia rbllett
're si illation iaLawnnoiil
Os behalf of a noceber'of ladies and gentlenie
of the borough of Lawrenceville, an elegant and
coatly regulation itirord was, 'Pagoda, afternoon.
at 4 o'clock, presented to Lou.t Alfred 7. Peat
con, of the• Arsenal Rider. Crude, in - final of the
, .
_Jemmy of - the Company, on butler street, in that
.borough. preeentation addiess,' which • was
replete with patriotic 'Sentiments, and coached in
eloquent end imprestive language, was delivered
by Sohn J. Mitehell, Fag. Lear. Pearson, in re
sponse, stated that he was quite taken by surprise,
sod expreented Ins thanks to thfair donors and
"'ovation to his country and one National flag So- a
kat:loor that - eitittmed entir .audiendi. The
company ware, drawn rip is front of the Armory.
and a large number ladies and palletises were
present, all of whom aerated to be delighted with
the eerestodles :of the
,patriotic sod seal-stiriieg
Ff fled tor Voirestaittog.
ftrocers as Well se IMelorterri are it - present bold
in illtif,Violiiiiti,i;lihittrdinancts prohibitft fora
iiilliag in the Allegheny ma r ket , attd Mayor Drum
. .
! cry , proper.). • • indicts . the presenbed yesaltjf on
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..'ogisdel s -es are brought lieford bim. On'
.
t.deeetbry,..lohn Patton, grecer; tedentratrest;
above the Diamond, - ,wia fined $ 5.. for purchasing
shinbone to sell again. He refused to pay the fine,
preferring to go to itil. iltricum got tired of her
imprisonment,- and forked, oves. t he. prosily the
Wm., anon, gnicerr, of • Rebecca street, was
peed fi for boyisg op pea , tO telt lisle. He paid
the fine and_vras dtschsrged.": 'Time instances
should serve to deter . others from violating a very
and Jeri regulation., -
. . Irri-Day
Tfrii in to 6:e ho f tdaj at the camp." Tkpynational
.
'salute at thirty-f9o . gine will tie flied litthttliOlTl.
- „
in; at intrire... Alter that there will be "nothing
,
done until ihoat 2 o'clock; we bellerii, When the
Declaration of Independence will be read nod an
addteas delivered hy some one—we did not leant
who the apelike' is to' ba. -'At 4 o'clock thero will
-
be a review ol all the troops, in camp.
The day will tie 'spent ,114 ,
e!ery one :to the beat
nrofitkbleradvantagel pac•elei in leemar
yotaidiiify 'veins will be cheerfid affairs. All the
.plitirpairinithat ire near enotinff to - qtaltit !torten-.
able expect to he lititefflipt - th e day 1., their
friends fronilants: - "-' • ' : .
. ,
Tee ow NO_ at Belmar Fire Erigthe was tried,
li
Tuesday ttoral/a:4 . st the comer of Nay street
tad Dogteeth's - vitey.•:•• The trial with not inteided
as - a public over; and the fuler' *ere not areifrate.
ly noted; bet they wereeach as to satisfy the meal
_ hert sad t !tree' crowd of spectators who:were in
Siteadiore.. tteam was slated' it's friktitra over
Witte% hilt* slier= w throws; Anthill, a
'!t.iffeh aerate, a disuses' a as l
216 Melina throaph
a lifizell'al2tie -A pablie trial Of the
steamer takapla"ce . en ridap or
•
Sant; rearlivissoi.—A baniidtil ling, prepaid
binder the dlrectioa ot Mrs.. 7. W. Darr and Mts. - M.
M. Knox, wai last ovular pro...Vont to the Mind
son Gnosis, s eery excellent coons, of young men.
The pouentatlea toot place at the .seildenat of J.
Dlansond.llleglisoy. Res. J. C. Steal*
undo the privantatbor speech, which' as happy
FLabreitantly sespeedid to by Prints 0 7 1
If ot the , company. Ttio Urals vu Meaning
ilColoo77l;eid WAN/ Orillfahle to all oannesne4
A tSaeb.a.3l7o.4.—bleurs.•Dkluon.,
_::KesoinAUo.',list snit 'struck ono of - the :inert
vans vf which has jet twos disdained: The
wall is located oaths Skis furs, in Yet:tango pow
neer the.lbseheims oil lands. Darin. the
first.twenty.foir .hoers It yielded one hondrel and
-
dztl bunt" of Sze oilivith arary . immersion of
I .iMMMig plriit the sins rate. •,
,ISiinin no'innvene . .:'—c's - e . eitablithe'emslonee
of 717 ° P!ti, Bl .Tllb ' s Port Wayne dad Chicago Kan:
. 490 tfiliallmplis JP • the :velitleatlos at , the dab
no fielgat will be received for shipment . Vs dolly*
wed bon' the dmats •ot the Company- - an Pena,
strait or •AllophiajCity, on Thonday.
•-• : , 1. 1 . 0001 1 70 74 Gr 7l F 10 1 8 1 77 1317P7.'
Tam Paoli)lied Miiimia 1111 mod mai be;
road tCI-00apvu'on.Ysidayoit soon. As ails tr,
nediant, the mcdt.iraportazd doenwent- bat
tr u tisadiald-bcdcdrengitts indlti• co:11114, ws
dpubiliddig Kitt fall attki:ailed trietles
oloasent!---,
•.• ' Ovrou tifoonair.-4be !Federal.-,Baarill,• Cepa
llrlt-tbe old rdeirio.ao giddier-4111e Mom accept-
Brigade, god, will leave 6114Si:13day.
AM more ••voiro cao opmli- by applyßigloiaivot
b Tvii
Crllf Pcierfirrica will be epee
! - go•giv,,Joly 'Sap:film 7 so. 5 3 o'vrock - B2 - the
ii oin iggi acid • from ••. Viti•p'cluck Jaihe:eireiliag.
; This stags_ ll
ifi d rikOrpiezifoiftii"rooink Four t or hri
Toe Pod = U(Lan wfll be °pop front 7 to 8 orobiek
-'
is tbd 7mprDllg and, frOtil to G O'clock io WI
gnm4Be
irwgr r For polooi mlluvycomParae. ald 6optrla
b e d i d itiv - feet, *Of bootteg; tair.accq
frolo'fi f tel 2e .. id i a m fatorT, oppoiote - *gam
at pittelialt_t Flag • c
Forst* criltiv-Dieentiiilai_bisifaligiiilli
4sph, m W >iitt o:rob.iiwAn4r u*urscsoq,
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"DUMAS= Mile? FiltiD Itirtn,
Carp Butt, States Masa, June SO, 1861. 1
Al several large canards have been afloat regard.
Mg this Brigade, I thciught your paper the ' best
medium through whieblio deny them. As regards
our an, we have plenty, and of good quality.
Our quarters could not be better adapted for sal
diem life than'they Ire. lilverj private bey a
lugs woolen blanket, 'also a gam-one. We all
bare a straw maitre% and all culinary instniments
needed. Our ofßeers are kind and geoerous, and
in fact, too mach so, is some of our boys shirk
their duty—all because the official reins are id.
lowed to slacken. !
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Company C, Zolaves, have not the remotest
canoe to find fault; they hare no Orderly Sergeant,
and their teen:urinous were not handed in to the
CuMmissary, and, u a natural effect, their "grub"
was tot forthcoming.'This is their "rause" for
%receding: , I saw the whole. affair, and as a
Pittsburgher, would not, judge' wrougly. Oar boys
are bathe best of spirits, end are sorry for the fate
of their comrades in army (who are now in the
guard-house) , . .
This afternoon we have a grind brigade review,
uis our style every Sunday afternoon. To-morrow
is wash.day, and it would amuse you to see how
awkward we are iu• our poranit alter knowledge;
We have-inure!' wel like of free aof th e purest water; to
I
drink, and l a email . !' water Immediate
ly in the rear of ue, fin 4 adapted for wad:dug:our
garments. We have bad several hard thunder
showers, one of which' washed as cut the other
night. It was comical ,to see a move, with tins,
kettle's, &c., Boating all around. Hello ! there 's
Tatoo, bet you shall hear from - me soon - agaiM
For the present, adieu. • Dice.
Bruton' GA setter—Tuesday evening being
very flue, the exhibition of the new comet wan
grand beyond description, although it has lout half
its splendor since its first appearance. There is
something inexpressibly üblime in the thought that
a whole hemisphere at once in gazing on that
mighty moving conflagration, breaking through our
syatem, as it does, seemingly without any govern.
leg or controlipg power; but there it nothing more
certain than that it moves in strict obedience to
those dynamical laws which govern the movements
of aU the 11 eivenly bodies. The sudden bursting
of Each an object on our view, in the zenith, or at
any considerable distance. from the sae, would, in
deed, unfound astronomers, and set at defiance
all the law. of cakelation; butsucha phenomenon
can never occur. la all such cases, as in the pres
ent, the object comes platting down from the
illimitable regir ne of apace above the sun, and ap
proaches him to opposition to the earth, and conae
qnently is hid in Ida danlieg light, until, having
doubled _its perihelion. it emerges from his rays
and appears suddenly la our eventing sky. -Our
observations on Sunday evening were correct—it
had passed the _sun early in thepreceding week,
and.is now returning; with inconceivable velocity,
towards the region' whence Weenie.
tts motion is evidently retrograde, and when
near itiperihelion it pasted between the earth and
the sun; an that we may have passed through or
very near to that prod igloo' blaze which now looks
so formidable. The nucleus seem. to purer con.
sidenable density, as - it is capable of reflecting the
sun'' rays, but has niadefinite outline, under any
=lndult' power we are able to bring to bear on
it. There no doubt that it might beteg
seen, under favorable circumstances as ea s
Friday, or even "cotter, aid probably has bee
ea
from some of 'our observatories. When first seen
here, it wu about leaving the constellation Auriga;
I it then paned through the Lynn, and at ten o'clock
Taesday evenieg it was in the head of the Great-
Bear—Right Ascension, S hoofs and 'SO minutes,
and in 62 degrees 61 initiates North Declination—
aid will continue in that constellation till it comes
lair the poste meridian, which it will crawl about'
Friday afternoon, when it will march more leis.
.'rely, bat rapidly fade away. until lout to the di".
tante. • •
Mune. Eames Gazerre_—The military en
thuaiasm aroused it the tree North by the slept°.
yoked and cowardly attack on ths lutle wagon
of Fort Sumter, lay the rebel hordes of tenth
Carolina, is by no meaner confined to the large
. titter. Last Saturday, in company with a friend,
I rode out to W. W.liogerat ..Fite Point Store,"
'in Pine lownehip, and found there a large as
semblage of the mbstainial farmers and others
of the vicinity, with their wive*, daughter* and
mastheads, - witnessing the carnet and soldierly
.incilatlotte ante "Pine Towinhip Rams Guards,"
who were then drillling under-their handsome and
popular Captain, W. J. Pinkerton. This company
wan organised bat a shin time ago, aid comprise.
Mont fill members,all:of whom are ahle.bodied, fine
looking young men, and nearly all are uniformed.
Their uniforms are well made neatly and cost.
,only fire dollars each. They are a substantial
gray Kentucky jean, and were tarnished by Henry
Seitineyerimerchant What, Allegheny. Alter the
drill, the company was drawn - up in front of the
store to receive a beautiful fisg, which bad beta
,prepared by tint nimble fingenrol the lair ants of
the neighborhood. Thei Captain arse afterwards
presented with a magnificent dresa - award by his
friend. of Allegheny. ,Squire 'McCord made both
the presentation apeechee, and Capt. Pinkerton
responded in a few appropriate remarks. The
company sun chanty afterwards diermsed, and
tho *pectinate retorfdd to their homes—all well
pleased with the' proceeding' of the day. INV.
. .
TLICATat.-=roAFI being the Fourth, three per
formances will be given at the Theatre, and as tbe
entertainment wilt be of a varied and interesting
character, there is no doubt that the hone will be
'crowded, morning afternoon and night. For toll
particulars, we re fer our readers to the small bills
,ot the day, and 'advise all to go early who would
bare it sight, as the doing will be opun earlier than
usuaL to afford all Mena ialirnei to gel seats before
'the performance commences. To-morrow evening,
Mat Weaken has a benefit. Look out for a strong
FLAG PIMINTII7OIII—The ladieo of tbo congre
gation of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church
.preeented an elegant silk Dag, oath silver trimmings,
to the 'Tapia, Quardp,'.' on last evening. The pre
'mutation took place at tho chard, le the pretence
of a large number of ladies and gentleman, all deep
'ty Interested.... Dr. Douglas. the pastor, presented
the Dag on behalf of As ladies, in an address, in
;which be me a history of lbw deg, the significance
or . Its emblems, colors and general desire. Lieut.
IL O.' Miller responded in eloin9t r ‘ eqd spirited
terms on hehalf - of th e company.
genisrmoit of hardness and °momental penman
ship, to day, at the entrance of Doll's College, sth
street, includivg a new and splendid piece entitled
"Teats aid War." The award of nine first pre
miums by the late pittatopfigh and United States
rum, over all the best penmen in Pittaburgh and
Cincinnati, placed the superiority of the penmen
of this establishment beyond dispute; but they now
give the public another opportunity of judging for
theniiteltss. - • -
Manassas Ecro•rtu.--At a meeting of the Dr
remorse( the Second Ward Schmile, bold ona nes.
dsy'evening, thid following teachers weie , elected:
'Pnneipal, - .1.'341: Mead.r Assistant,. Bella Mc-
Clean ; Girimittar'Depirtment, .1. H. kichmoadt
i f
Intermediate Department ; Mary J. Thompson end.
'Msry p: - MerAden ; Prima!, el . ..art/neut., - Mra.
it trilpaT.: iimiliaan, Miss ;an. . Wilkiason, Aeo.
Corry (1'11.114 Mcchiry. . .
. , ..
.Tan Sin 1601/11110 will lease camp Wright
on Saturday or Monday at.: Me farthest. The Pay
Master willartive on priday; and, if be can get
through in time for it, tiny will leave for home on
Saturday. , By the time their three months expire,
they will be re.orgatused rar - three years
REVIVAL AT ELIE CAke.—We learn that there ie
qutiln-an.. interesting keVival new in presets' at
Cetdpilrright.-Thernreetings arelipfirdiplyit one
and aevertriloet endue very largely at•
. .
Tea Sohn Thom Surds, a new company, are re
cioltbg In Mint & Mineek budding, Pifib /treat,
woad mory,..to start lamediately tor Camp Scott,
Staten bland, New YMk, Captain Hays or Limit.
Braun, May be forted the 4rmoty at-any time.
J.; N. %swizz' and Man Miller will deliver any .
.
laws to. the compaoks .Comp Scott. Blatan
Islaa4New !ark, U lift at the St. Clair lintel on
or bidonarldai, at 4 o'olo4.
Taw Clarion flasrdtrAspt: KdOT, arrived — at
Camp Weitit yeateiday; via A. V. R. It. This
completes - COI. SlcCalinont% Itrgiment, now all in
the "MP; .
Da. A. G. licCAnot.s..i. No. 10 - Centre swoons . ,
advoirtises in soother OolumO. '
, .
Ft.aut, gage, gam gaga, gaga, all sitar, at
Pittsburgh Flag Manufactory, oppaorte theatre.
•
Itcoaraap—ftjpep the lst otJane, no, 11. W.
Cimintli , a Bummer . Flivort, - Phillipsburg, Beater
- •
MATION . -On Wainswity . ..etternoon at 20 minutes past
la at L M
Brie U, Benotb Want' of letlenunation of the
litotnitch,JOUN lit. - 4.1,71011;Zeq., to Ohs year of his
agat
=he rostra! will tale place as VAINLY .1
.
, .
14 Alert, from his late residence on Centre arenas. •
.
`D.A.X1.134-00 Widarak niaretag, Mt IA NB,
Ilse blends of nondairy ors requatted to atteed the tn.
semi heat the resideriee Ur her husband. Woodville. oti
SIILID3DAY AITIIIIIIIOO2I, at 4 °Wort. . .
.
•sirlicoori :Rioni-AittentionlEi to
Mil most Marital& imierientille preimmtiothodrertMal
In another., wham It Is an attire!, new dhcorery, end
mud sot 1* roahteuided with any of the riormu - ous Went*
inedkinet M the M.:. It re rt .stain` riiMedy for all the
magma noullatri, sad wipaMMly those of • throttle nature
-or. ions standing-nt trailakmantim, and yews, .0 arn ,
' Sham CO= _A Dam, of New Tort. are. the mde
Montt and aim tattyriotore of the woold-renowneil
Dr. IlDrOwle Imitarma Mum, an' toilets whkh amity
tikabendwukt base In bee medicine data In WO of need;
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The Firmness of the Government
The adpainiatration has maintained a proper
‘re servo in reaped to Re particular plasm of ea
.tioa against the rebela. It would have proved
'itself unworthy of confidence hid it dons
otherwise, for the success of those plans must
very considerably depend upon their being kept
from the knowledge of those against whom
they are dirMted. gat users is no pdmibil[ty
of inailionaii mistake in regard to its general
policy. The administration has given every
pledge.that it will listen to DO compromise
with armed rebellion. Whatever thoughts may
be floating through other minds, its singleness
of purpose in that rep,id is clear; and there
can be no • doubt thrill, Will do restated with
renesidemphads the message which will be
submitted next Week to the maw Congress. It
will content" itself with nothing short of the
complete subjection of the rebels to rightful
authority; will prosecute the war for that Dole
end, and with all the expedi‘ion that Will
not jeopard success. But no clamor will
precipitate it into premature movements or
considered project'. It is profoundly impressed
with the magnitade of the concerns at stake;
if is perfectly confident that semen can be
made sure brright action, and to such action
it Js detemnned to wilmp; whateMr hot imjaa
tierfee'may urge against it. It wiil not give up
the sure' far any uncertainty, however brilliant
its promise.- The issue is too momentous. All
plus matured, and the armief all prepared,
when the. final blow domes it will be all the
more effectual.' It win e ? fogad that rebellion
has betel crushed soon them 'could have been
the case elen. It tt!'.! 'timed hasirds had b=,
ioeurred and luf Ind oat fertUfifttely. Andlt
will he ken, toe, that the victory, which owes
nothing - hi Chance or accident, bat comes from
dames latent in the superior strength of the gov
ernment, will have immeasurably greater effect
as a future influence. The authorities at. Wash
ington discern this matter, clearly, and will act
upon it firmly. they are to seller from the
blind rage of faction, the heaviest calamity will
be not
_open them, but upon the.rorde.—
[N. Y... World.
TEM E/iimasif.Ogir.—ehieoTtha moat fla
grant Awns connected with the English army
service received its quietus very ktely from
tho'hands of the Duke of Cambridge : Young
gentlemen with largo incomes, nothing to do,
and ambitions for glory when tie ration is if
peace, who vainly imagine that i pair of epau
lettes will corer the dreadful fact that their
'noisy smells of the shop, can no longer tux
chase comudaslons in the ureic& liereafter
his Grace is determined'that soldiers must de-
serve and earn ansudssioniN not buy them.
Mr.'Precieleni and our *edam's° in a most
unhappy state of mind about this innovation
upon an established custom.
A TIZIBtPTX TO Tat ATMSTIIONG Gmr.—At.
a dinner lately given by the United Service
of London to Sir ll p py Chunk the flia
tinguithed hero of the (Snow war, the chair
men Prereed WS health, - tusking laudatory
inference to his trdlitary aoldevenumts, to
which Sir Hope replied, attributing no small
share of his swam to the Armstrong gems.
These weapons were, to said, exceedingly` ef
(entire. In one case a gun which caused some
annoyance was. disabled, and thirteen men
were Ibund lying dead near it. Aiiother Pirolo
belonging to.tho overly was struck five times
in shed: pericd- The Armstrong gun,
lie:said, was in Lot the finest weapon ever in-
. .
Tros.—The simfilleation of some of tho
names by which MSS are known are as fol.
lows, making dun allowance for. the changes
they unduly', in form and arund,, is Iraq
Anglian:Kt - ",Elyson". Aoki) the
mins," or i'flourishing spring." that is early
in the spring. "Hysonokin" is composed of
the refuse of other kinds, dm native term of
which is "tea•skin." "Bohm" is the name
of. the hills in the region where it Mt:otter:tel.
"Pekoe," or ''Pecco," means "Nbilo
the down on grO tendellearcs. "Souchong,"
Possorr preierved potatoes, warranted to
koop for a long time in all climates, approved
by flapt. McClintock, of the Arctic. yacht Fox,
mod in "lithe British armies abroad, and cer
tified In byDr. Um, aro now: pa Kin
papered by g
fklion, No : I:Bishopgate street, London. The
article is cooked in ton minutes, aud produces
splendid dish of meshed pCktatoest at the Coat
or one cunt per half pound. ' . The space occu
pied in's:ticking is May Oliald.Xtb of tlizt, of
,the unprepared article. Here is a chance for
• Gatti is nail to kayo 'keen (nand in' largp
'4uantitletioriAha Tangier fifer, thirty yam
east otitill44.: :Tha diggers we getting, an
Otnice,ilit often - 161ounce and a half per day.
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lIYLPORTANT NEWS!
BATTLE OPPOSITE WILLIAMSPORT!
10,000 Rebels Defeated!
HEAVY LOSS OF THE ENEMY:
MST OP OUR KILLID AND WOUNDED
&c., &c., &c
Ilaaansrows, July 2.—At (Our o'clock this after
noon a special conveyance arrived at thin town
bringing Corporal John B. McUinley, of the Inde
pendent Rangers. He being the Drat soldier brought
here wounded in an action, considerable excitement
was occasioned on his arrival, and from statemente
nude by him, and from those of a higher authority,
the government operators glean the following:
Between Ono and four o'clock this morning, the
troops which have been concentrating at Hagerstown
and Williamsport, for Riveral days past, crossed the
ford at Williamsport. Hen. Patterson reviewed
hem as they filed past. The morning was bright
and beautiful, and the 'soldier' were in excellent
spirits. Scooting Duties of Capt. MeMu Ilea', Ran
gers and ethers, selected from the First -Wisconsin
Regiment, were out at midnight, and frequently dur
ing the night brisk firing was heard between the
federal pickets and those of the enemy eh the Vir
ginia side. The proper fords having been ascer
tained, the advance took place before diylight, the
post of honor being satiated to CapL McMullen',
Rums, the lit Wisconsin and the I Ith Pennsyl
vania Regiments. The advancing columns consist
ed of Abe Brigades of Abermembb, Thomas! and
Healey. The Independent Rangers behaved re
markably well, getting clots op to the enemy, at a
distance of only lb yards. Ithercrombio's Brigade
led the advance, and the casualties of the conflict
were most uelnsinly In the In Wiseonsii and 11th
Pennsylvania Regiments. Col. Jarrett and Lieut.
Col. Coulter led the skirmishers, operibig upon them
at four hundted yards.
The whole of the rebel forces at Martinsburg,
consisting el lour regiments of infantry and one
regiment of cavalry were engaged in the action.
They had with them four piece. of artillery,-pert
of them tided cannon, and were eel:Omar:Jed by
Gee. Jackson.
The first city troops, of Philadelphia, were as
signed a position near the tr. S. revelry, under
Cope. Perkins, and behaved remarkably well.
As far me known the eamialties on our side are
only two killed and several wounded: Several of
the dead tad wounded- of the secession, troops
were len on the field in their hasty retreat, ono or
two of whom were buried by oar men. The lons
of life on their side is stated to be very heavy.
In anticipation of the retreat of our lore., the
rebels bad leveled the fences, on both sides of the
turnpike, even with the ground, so as to cut them
a in the event of their retiring to the Potomac.
The first stand was made at the Porterfield farm,
on the turnpike, near Ilayseaville, where tt was
necessary to destroy a barn and carriage bouse to
make • charge upon the enemy. Here the con
flict imitates, the rebelootanding 111 to their
work, and finally slowly retreating Knapsacks
and canteen! were hastily thrown as, e, as ;scum
hr 7 to a hasty march. They left behind them
a number of blank eta and other artic ra of value,
indicating &heavy loos on their side.
Lliotterown, July 3.—The 101 l wing ra 30
oeiniul lint of the killed end wound d, 12r an
known, et the skirmish yeetetday. rippiiiiite IV&
liameport
Killed—George limbo, of hfileaukee, attached
to CompanTA, Capt. Bingham, of the Wisconsin
Regiment. The name of the second is unknown,
but be belonged to Company %Capt. Mitchell, of
the same Regiment. Wounded—Jamul Morgan,
severely and hi. F. Ilamaker, both of Company It,
II th Pennsylvania Regiment, Col, herrn; Fred.
llntchieg, of Company b.:, Capt. Bryant, and Vied.
Bonner, of Co. C.,' filth Pennaylvania Regiment;
not severely. There are ethera wounded that
have not yet arrived.
Wasumarow, July 2.—The relieving dispatch
was read at 2.15 this morning
Hoek River, near Martiortmg, July 2, ir:f. I.
To Cot N. D. Twoneend, Avriekret Adjoicult Dee era k
I left Williamsport at 6 ...re., today, for, this
place; I drove and roroad the rebels, about ven
thousand strong, villa four guar, and now occupy
their camp, with the loss, I regret to mi, or three
killed and ten wounded. [Signed,)
It. Pirreasort,lNaj.tlen'l Commanding.
.It is said Den. Scott was so much gratified with
this new, that the President wag wated from his
sleep to receive it. The Cabinet met :to-day with
more than usual good erdrits In cmmeotenes.
No troops arrived to-day. and 40110 adiezp acted
for the neat forly-itight haunt
4 thirty poind oannoo, just mounted here, in
at the railroad station, labelled aDlaj. Doubleday,
Williamsport," and will soon be forwszdel.
NLW Yong, Jolt' l.—The steamer Persia *sired
this morning with Liverpool adviitrl in We .3d
.
"ultimo.
Spain hat given a pledge that tlavery shall not
be introacen'iniosc. Domiego.
A meeting bad been held in aid of Anderson,
the fugitive mare. Ile explained the neceatity for
killing the man to an to escape, and the meeting
folly endorsed the act.
The American Afintater at Parit has remonstra
ted against Om SontheriStatet heit,iationilated to
Italy tnt',.e artNle riktattly putallobrid in the Pa
trip and Afpniteur.
The SouthernCommumfoners are to Paria,but the
Government will hold no communication except
with the Wuhingtnn Government.
The Paris Broom was steady ; motes 671 65c.
There ho. bean no official announcement of the
recognition of holy by Prance, bet there to no
doubt of the fact. It is everted tit - at the Italian
Government replied to the french note to the af
himatme, and agreed to the view of France. It
as also asserted that France seat an announcement
of the recognition to all its repruentatives at For
emu Courts.
The' Pope is again all.
It is mated that Porgagal refuse. to actin°. ledge
the new Kingdom of Anti,. •
The Upper Rimse of the Efunganut Diet has
unninsonalyogreed to the midterm tft the gmp-a-
[Gatti) Pr Telegraph.)
Unarm; 'Dodo. Jose 2.3..—Tha remausl dvath of tie.
&Mau re denied • itme steamer reeolfork has arrived or
Comm The agitation lo Hungary to increasing. An army
of 60,0001nen re concentrated seer Path. Rived Ideri4l
ha been appointed Governor dtLabances. The disaffection
la Inersaahor at Warner.
I.nie4a..lares_79...do hareems fire occurred bete tat
night end raged all night Carina ether( vs. &arrayed,
•ed the range* bt.4 cl.toswuehomn on Feeley sited la
Borough. Montt 4,1:0; bales of ailerkso hope ware do.
gamed. The tom of proyferro onions that she pekes of
many raided 11111 be ~ad. 64 live. *era losi,hirld.
41 =,;;;1 3. 1 43 1 4 ! " W• th q Ui statatt oha
been barbed. Part of her crew were seurckerd by them.
Liverpool Makes, Julio 114,—Italro of cotton yesterday
Imo mod bolo% opooolotoro end txportvro took 1,193 !Woo
Market cloolog gull,/ sod !Wady. ' Itrovolutuifo sod trent*.
to.. dull. • •
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Londo., Jogs 2211.—Oensal• snh• f moues-9(0
OIL for account; Minato CK.1141 sbare.,lty,olo dis
count; lrriqC.l7., 510d2l•
FORTlinall MO?MOE, July 2.—The Third Maass.
chosen, Regiment and Naval Brigade occupy the
deserted dwellings at Hampton. terbape 4044
inhabitants remain. Col.. Wardtors bead-quarters
are at the Haase or Hoe. Joseph Begat. The Old
Ca urc.k is occupied as a slaughter-hou■e. Two
compsoies are InittiOned in ILO yard, which is cur
mauled by a high brick wall. The tombstones
date from the.l7th century.. Four companies of
Col. Packard , ' Regithent, jut from Newport
News, are posted In the - new cemetery: Colonel
Wardrors pickets extend one mile and n-half be
yond Pompton. The Fourth hitocuschneetts Regi
ment will,encamp lest beyopd the village. The
bridge will be rehdilt within a week. Max. Web
er.* Regiments is erecting a ■irosg battery ou this
Bide.
The ladies began ,to. make Glob appearance at
old Point. The (amine. of Gee.' Butler, Cola.
Duryea and Mu Weber are here.
Great preparation., are being made to iftlebrate
the aenivernry of the declaration of independence.
Grand parades will be held at the several camps.
The fortreuP gnus, the new battery and the snipe
of war in the barber, including the Minor:eta;
COmberland, Boehm, Roanoke and leveral gnu
boats, will appropriately salute the day.
The Twentieth New York Regiment have or
dered fifty barrel. of lager from Baltimore.
Yesterday afternoon, Lieutenant Yeltettou and.
eig'iteen men of the 7th New York' Regiment made
a rtamenolusnoe from Newport News up the ;aunts
river road, to within • inn,' rants half of Qmat
Bethel. At that point f i ber canto upon fore of the
rebel pickets, Who prOcipitMety behin d,
a r ktb mbar trophies, thelr:hata and. eats, which
showed that the owners were oNows. ' In the pock
ets of the latter were found several letters, just du
bbed, giving a - complete account of the late advance
of ISOd men :from . Yorktown to attack Newport
News. They describe the wretoturd fate of thaftraps,
and the manner in Which they were obliged to 'beg
'preparations for a
celebration of the oth here by the Union men are
being made, and a gene 'time is anticipated. 'A
spleadidailk national dig, of the regimental size,
has been prepared by the citizens of Baltimore; to
present to the Sixth Afassachatetts Regiment as an
amends for the smolt upon the .reginsent by the
mob; Theistirs are encircled with the lollot• . iag
inscription: •'The loyal citiscas of Ilsltiraore to
the Sixth • Regiment sa .A 1 assachiminti..! leside
of this in artotlikr eirtle, le the words:
"Pratt atitietAlatiiivors, April 19th, 1861.?' - is
designed to p regent this HVt ta.mortorr, if arrange
ments caii Ale ands. • The soldiers are stilt on
gotta at serious poets in the city. They receiirt
'many eoortcnes Irom tire
Bt. Latino July 3.-114 41poeiioi — touotioito the?
.promattoti of Geo.- Lyon' to - Atojor Gonetil.
Iltscotomuld tin brateolodtaii, laming, lowa awl
llddiaaoari ?brio' cootpanico of the Sowenth
ideal, col. Stassalas, 1,11 (si Dtastu last oigoti.
to sopport she Home Guards is *hitaeitioosgamat
%bootlicks el tba'accassalaials, *be have ittalfirj.
and gatbs.x 'bet elaoa b the4io km" of anon.
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Important from California.
PORT Kinemsx. July 3.—The pony passed here
at 3 a. 03, with Sae Francisco dates to .June 22d.
' tailed on the 19th, the ship Miramon, for Lon
don; 21st, ship Mary Robinson, for New York; the
Blush war steamer latter, for Panama, carrying
$1',500 .treasure for England; steamer Sonora,
ca rpm; 200 passengers and $1,244,000 treasure for
I+l s York, $9;000 for England, acid $20,000 for
P LI
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Ma. Among the passenger, were Mrs. J. C.
Frm
nnt an d family.
"d' ; 'm : i' l
stagnant;
money
plenty,
d
rae3ofioerriaywith borrowers; eacia on
f
York s@ti per cent. -
kome important lulu of ' wheat make up the
outgo 044103 ship Old Colony, at 1523®190 per 100
po
jl.
eds.! Samples of new wheat begin to appear
is arkeL
he Republican Convention completed its ses
eu a on the 20th, anCiljonined' vine die. The
lawn:to the complete ticket, and it is regarded
i ,
all art'es as an exceedingly strong one: For
Governor, Leland fitenlord, formerly of New York,
Lieut. Governor, John F. Chilli., formerly of New
Yrk; Bfembers of Congress, F. G. Phelps , former
lyl of New York, and A. A. Sargent, formerly of
El unkusetts; Judge of Supreme Court, Edward
Nita° ' ;formerly of New York: Clerk of Supreme
Cohn, Frank. F. Fargo, formerly of New York;
At may General, Frank M. Pixley, formerly of
N w York; Controller, G. R. Wasson formerly of
CO Denting; Treasurer, David R. Ansley, formerly
of Michigan; Sarveyor General, J. Houghton, for
m rly of Massachusette; State Printer, P. P. Avery,
fo erly of Massachuntta. !The fact of most of
th candidates being natives of New York, appears
toare been entirely accidental.
he Federal - appointee ., ender the present ad
mi istratitio, are *early all from New England.
G der the list admi ni strati o n they were almost
es luaively natives of Southern States, with a pre
po dunce in favor 01 Virginia.
:en. lorieston is in military command of this
co at, and was still at Los Angelo, en Ute 15th.
'A valuable service of silver plate had been pre
'anted to him by his California friends. it is to.
main that he will dully leave for Texas by the
Nulled mote, and will be accompanied by some
bO s iCaliforedans, who seek service under Jeff. Ha
yti He had received information from Washing
to that his re s ignation from the Federal army was
ac opted.
'Nearly all the public Halls in San Francisco are
nightly occupied by gonads of ardent military as.
pironts drilling.
An anonymously printed circular and handbill
halt been posted up throughout San Francisco, di.
reeled against W. M.Gynn, and erarning him to
ledve the State by the nest steamer. The authors
of t he disreputable publication are not known.
he Los Aegelos Star, of the 15th, contains
se_e from Arisonia and the Santh-easuirn borders
of e State. Since the discontinuance of the
Or ;land mail, the Apachee Indians have become
al ingly hostile. At the last accounts they ap
peared to have control of Ansonia Territory, and
neither nelson nor property mu sale there.
Ihe military at Fo Buchanan are represented
as Hording no prate flan, remaining closed up
within their posts.
he United States, posts at 'Fort Tyon, and at
Fo7t Mohave in the State, are to be abandoned,
an the head-qoartors established at Los Angles,
wkere Nor companies bare already arrived. The
Stir remarks that with the abandonment of the Ft.
Trion ank Mohave, the stock holden of the country
wi 1 be given op to the mercy of the Indians.
ro 1
In
stead a concentrating top. at Lee Aeglos, it
suggests whether it would not be well to station a
farce At he Vadons, and thus afford protection to
the miners, farmer. and graisers, as well as the
to lens on the Salt Lake road. ,
. . correspondent writing trod the Cajon Pau,
Jotter 150, calls attention to some 'recent
irecant cans of
i
ho se stealing In the Mohaveregied, and the return
of he miners from the Patois' country. It is repro.
se led that there is a general stampede, every one
leaving the district, and all owing to the removal of
the U. S. troops.
Regiment.ti d
he steamer Corker arrived at Ban Francisco on
th 20th, from Portland. Oregon, bringing &battalion
of U. S. Infantry, consisting crew* companies of
tb 4th Regiment, which distinguished itself on to
m y oocasions in Milos, and one company of the
Capt.] H. D. Walliog, a Southerner
by lrth, but true to his flag, is lb command of the
in odor of the 4th.Regimerit, consisting of three
more companies, which mu to leave Oregon by the
net t steamer, for San - Francisco.
, Oates from Oregon are to the: 17th ult.
I eitelligenoe war, received from Lieut. Mallln's ca
pe, Won, stating that they had crossed the Spokari
ricer, lb miles north...mat from Walla Weis.
bridge cue hundred and Gee fest in length had
em constructed scrip the Little tipokarl river.
wo companies of `trolusteers bad boon rased in
clabd,cafiodtbo Wait tins:de and the Jefferson
de..
toe company of infantry, and one of Cavalry are
g organised at Baleen.
.
crt?CVCI einem the settlement of trregoin have the
ps been an backward as the present spring. Our.
i.ethe forepart of the week the rain was ultimata
iridescent, arid the weather was more like April
Limpp done. Partnere sey that J thmkind of weather
etiolate cont i nue three week• losers ,the wheat crop
wily not amount to over hall the* 0 11 trap. Gram
ta ienerally good.
Yehe Puget Sound Herald, rd he CM, s a ys:
Ye terday tbe officers and seam of the U. S.
ate mar Maamehuceete, were aver. is einapillnee
wit a recent eye,. from Co,erom Ilt. Several 01
th men refused 4o take the oath; arguing that alter
eigjting the articles of agreement no such oath
co Id ho exacted. They .were of coerce dis
ci. rged. . .
FROM WASHINGTON.
liasacscros, July 2.—The President's message
c ccompanieJ by reports from Secretaries of
We , tbp Navy, and Tninsury, not e . ne of which has
yet beer) completed ; there has bean no determlna
tio as to whether they will be printed riqd trans
mitted in advance of delivery, as under previous
adtalobitrations.
1 he general Orlirt of the War Department, No.
an follows :
Th4se volunteers who aro now an the bt2VICII
of he Übited States for a longer period than three
ran All!, will be mastered for payment, to include
Jane 30,1331. Their ermera are cantio3e4 that the
.
troops c ' ' •
mi. tb
trips cannot he pad upon the mustarbg In rolls,
an that rolls proper Ire tills purpose trial be sent
th , whp.b. ertico'filled up, min.!. returned to the
PatinasforGensral In this city, that the ;pay tolls
ma be made therefrom.
. 1,
a th im e existing S re eu gu er la s ti i o n n t s h er
nr n . th y s e : .. mb h je . ct b o; the
mi dad, aid henceforth these appointments will be
/
mac by the Secretary of War.
ASIIINGTON, July S.—lt le ascertain whether
the Premdent's Message will be tranitted to
morrow or likrid. 7 ; probably the latte r It-can,
hotever, be de fi nitely stated that the document
wi be telegraphed to the Press, as no c pies will
be tot out in advance. The report, of the Sec
ret ries of Wat, Navy and Treasury are now com- 1
pi ed, bet they are as unattainable as the massy,
mill . . The menage will not Mach exceed in
leogth the President's Inaugural, and trill be de.
voted e :clonally to qeestions growing pet of the
we . It will be decided end emphatic favor of
tb elaiesiatiams or the amity end Inds ability of
to Bepublie at all Estado. ll
.p
cz et m wt g thL t.i n o d r in e s „. lo k r m m i er F re . p . o o rta avn en vi dro o m m o 4 re int, re- it
wnot built today that a ceps' pin was reached
1
bylthe Goverement, lie impatiently waited e eta
I er or , 11Va• carefilly refraining' from caressing a
ptilereace for any patient"? field. He had along
looms* with ibe President last night, dad will et
ou e leave Washington' to take comtasd of the
lir at western movements, I
r. Ilaidernme, B. S.,Mitilater to Sweden, bee
f 4
reechedi Etockeolut. The government them as in
other Buto;eaa countries, expreiseelts sincere sym. ,
patties with the cause In which the United States
Ii ,0, engaged.
The candidates for Spinker are rah:tad to two,
Ideas. Grow and Blair. n rode, td buten the
tn bar, and MMUS Mai delay in organiiing, which
• rimspler dootoat among the, republicans might
lots. Mr. Colfax announced. to 'both' the other
ea di lates, to-day; that he had been brought oqt as
a andldate contrary to his wishes, and ;Mould, at
th opening of the =Sion to-morrow , decline being
re d for : I The 000t(1.9i for Cheek Is more exelting
th that for the Speakership. The other offices of
0 !
i t
Mouse are scarcely thought a 4 excepting by the
n morons eandidatiu themeless, and - these who et
pelc
, to obtain places tinder them.
•. evientan, July 3.--In the Kentucky olroalt
Cider!, Judge Moir presiding ; Brady and Davies
vl , the Louisville & Nashville Beamed, for refusal
b transport goods to Tenn:mem The arguments
• concluded, and the Court aspect to render .a d,'
eltial at Oaterdai, or early nest week. To-day,
US Tennessee Directors of the road were intinnoud
tot root here,' and overruled. the deeldoe or James
Getisie, whereby thereat is now opened forfreight
untiltlie decision of the Court Is rendered. Sider
eal intend iumditig forward freight te-monow, bat
M. Cotton, Surveyor of this port; threatens to seise
alarticles deaths," for Tame:ape which may ko de.,
i
il eyed to there'd. . . . , . .
all non mien full companies of Rosseau' .
r
. here i
nt bent is camp, several officer, of the State guard
141.,hig resigned and entered the U.S. service under
Rouesta CoL Tilghman, of the State guard,'
has mslgued: and gone with • considezubla portion
ofible regiment to join the Tennessee hroop• - I
inverdlgations el the political principle' of the ,
Witcher* of the public schools are goipg en. Many,,
ariereported secesslonias, l ..* .
Alp Journal' I. a leiter trout a member of
Blanton Douglas* Regiment, giving a dist:using.
adcount a edam in Virginia. ' Ile; eels that. the
men are half led, have no clothes except what
Louisville heirsupplied them • with, ere treated
like doge, and if the men could exercise iltelretill
they would return to Kentucky. : • -
The Democrat has a statemeqt to Us' same or.
sect, made by n deserter, who reached here, from
the. same Regimen;
:'..e. lot , of guns, sent to Columbus Ansi Union
City,Tennenee, lately, were returned by• the chi•
tea of Columbus. - . ..- ,., .
. . .
company orm men passed ,here to-day, from
Liao:sten, destinerflor the Southern Confederacy.
Their expenses were paid by Gov. Ileitis. Anoth
ef,corupeny, for the vents destination, is forming
atirane; Bourbon mouldy.
The rivet in stationary, with three het Water ha
the canal. Weather clear. Alertury 73 degrees.
loar.riL 4eq , 3.—The Posyy. Expreseanived
here to•tieg, boogie [ the following item from FL
CharehhilL aboutAtinites east' of *Zan Franeieeo.
',Fart (larch/a/44mm 21.—The Grit .telegmPh
'pale wee planted rik thla place , Jute 31st. at sp.
'mi . , on which oat:mane Capt. Ydoorei Quarter.
liikatei at dim post, !at eat a baiket ol champagne.
.The Arnelifill gig Wag nailed to the pole, nag
alieri cheers foe ther, telegraph, app three Terming
asters for the Unioliaere grant with* right rod
will. .The party intend to make ream five to aereitt
Miles pci day ia coalitnactitig -the IMO tri Salt. Lake
aseueueciwo. Md.', July 3—leepaing,Gareetel
rOtanonNt columu, tete the; victor/0i yetterdayi,
liks*lvanced to lidaitiouburuys.; and that
ato ion occupied tipeoe
iseleetiger'tiom the edema:equine alit'
ai)ena , geluatbif * , oi:Plater.4c , Toe!erd#7."--
WHZILING, July 3,--Both Houses of 'the Legis
letvreorganixed yesterday. Lieut. GoVereor Bats's,
took the chair in the Senate, and Gallant Frost, of
Jackson, was elected Speaker of the Hann. Gov.
Pierpont , s message was coot to both bodies last
melt, together with documents from Washington,
officially recognizing the new Goverainint. • The
message lea very able document and gives univer
sal satisfaction. It in a succinct review of seem:
sloe in Virginia, and recommends an energetic en•
operation with the Federal Government;
Twenty-iseven thousand dollars, in Specie,"-be
longing to the State, waseeized and binught here
last night, by °roar of the Governor, from Me Ex
change. Bank of Weston'. It is supposed that
Wise was heading for Weston to get the 'Money.
!doormats, July 8. - Then to =eh anxiety about
Mr. Kelley, the first officer of the Canadian, and
boat's crow, who, after landing the passongen,,sei
out for tho north shore of Belle Isle to ititoroept
another steamer of the unto line. Thley hire not
yet boon hoard from. .
WASIIII4OTON, July 3.—The Glut Mianjesota regi.
meat broke up their camp this morning and em.
barked at the Navy Yard on the steamer Philadel•
phi*, taking with them all their camp eriurtiage.
Num , Veen . ; July 3.—Arrivcd, the : prine . brig
Solferino, from Charleston bar, liaised the '26th
by the corvette Vandalia.
Ws observe that John C. Breelunridge,
Lazarus Powell and Henry C. Burnett, the
Secession members of Congress from Ken
tucky, are on their way to Washing They
probably go because they believe themselves
capable of more mischief there than itt home.
They propose to talk about a peace that would
be intolerable to all honest men, ar4, because
their propositions will be scornfully refuted,
they think they will acquire force to throw
their State into the gullet ruin that :Secession
has set yawning for her. They may find
themselves mistaken, and It may bithey will
discover presently that we have a Goierninent
having tho will as well as the power to protect
itself from insult Let them pass quietly to
Washington. It ma) do them good-to travel
in the North 'boa these times.—[Cjn. Com.
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RITTSBURGII EIAMIETCIOS.
ißeXt't 6,l P•OganY Orel. fitieburgA fiasettal
111181ttream, Wmnilner, July 3;1664 '
FLOOft—antirmaa In very light request, and pdm. are
unsettled. The receipt. In eonsequesme of tb, sospenslou
of navigation. are llmttod,tboogb lb. soppy Ip Glutei Is
ample tor the present il.martd. Ws smote nominally at
111,60011,16 for Seta; $1,90(65,10 for Itaially.+l,llll 1t!.14*
agars for awing Wham.
011013111119.3.3rigar firm but unchanged; aafi of 16 ithda
at 63.g.75. Molasses steady; silo of 21 bobs acme: tbs.
ateady; sate of 10 bags at 14Mm 6 do do at
111100 N—dull but at
salsa:2 . ooo Opt Plala stud
Bow Cared Nam/ at 9 and /lo 13121. .
Ploo—ales of 10 half bbla Whits Irish al 12 do
Lab, ilerring at 02,21;10 do choice do at s46oj 6 hbls No
3 Madura/ at FAO. ,
WIILISS--anclianged; W. of 6 btds Comma at 11c; 11
do do at Venn—ash and time; 12 do do at .16W—aillt.
Old Ilya Is held at from 16c to $1.60.
11AY—Bnt littjecoming In at promo!, In mart/ince of
which prim have advanced; mle from scale. of 6 loadi at
from $6 to $llll ton.
PlTATOll&—dalh sale of 200 bosh Mixed a(23c 19 bath.
PALT—itale of 60 Mils No I Intim at $1,1616 !Mi.
DORT Pl l 6ollE2—oncbangedmieof 30 bosh alma at
"."0111h.
1110/11CTAINN *MD
,
a.
Nakao* boo. axe ours Ilussr. July , Mos
with Liverpool dates to Um 23th all wu telegraphed this
mangos. BreartatOtta were reportad dull it a derNite or dd
on door. 203 d on wheat, and 401 on CORI.
the rant of this news was to carman immediate &prow
Zklll la the leading =theta-hut °lslas to • bet* ripply o:
iamb sad • both* lo freights, the shin/lag lietoand In
come more satire, and arkw owe sawarned... , This Flour
mast, however, wan heavy and sates had to be made at s
dadLue of b(faldo—with sales or only about 1100 bbla at 23
far =drum to good *ring extra. 'flare wan ken
Inquiry for No 1 Solos wheat, and the market :was steady;
hut No 2 Bering was to actin demand and 0 roF , ..wilb
of about 10,000 malteds, at GU tor N WOhab;lthileto, for No
lapdog. and 060J670 tor No spring. The 09111 market
was Ono for Omni and Niter afloat; hat dolt for Idtted to
stare.-erlth odes ofeboot MOW busbels,Wi2Ne for white
Elva, edoak zy,gos. far Canal and Kim wised idled:
2234(223e for batted In More: trod Ito for ItoJected. The de.:
mend by shipper. was chiefly ter Canal and Rim allot.
owing kr • dread that the Nero ln axon I. MOM. Osts
ware enactira demand and flnnorlth odes of 18,000 both
at 12018340 In *Lora lire wan atm!, at ane for No 1,-.
halal dolt.
smus 1.0 0.21 IN STOZZ—J,4,
Skier, bids ...... . ................_..........._.__..._-.y• '.3.1t.0
Wheat bosh P 112,939
Corn, bah_.... ' 2,000,010
0.144 Web 400,25.1
RUMP?! OF lima MID Guam ay Iditmaubbt. —Tbe
lowing tab/4100mo tba retupta 0 dour and grain tor the
put 'rook, prcluir r 01 dclivrric• by Inigcao.d tbohairces
of supply
Flour Wheal Oats corn' •traey Aye.
LW.. bus. bus. bus. bus. '•1os.
MU aP du U.__ '.1412 12461 U 2:4 4.0
Ls Crosse M-- 0.516 957 err 29 800
6111 a %adorn-- Oka 28703
MB a 42dnegu... 410' 12012 171 r. 956
By Lske 40 49U0
Tow 19051 =HO /CGS 6o'= 59 1613
Acme weekly 'M. 2760 61601 211 M Zriti a 0
loaeJm 21193647111118 61531 32696 :9163 31".81
Mime time 10'6.1. 1969019=M ..—. CMS CMGS 1953:1
Receipts of flour sue wheat from the mope/ 1660 to date
compere m follow. with the iectipts from the clop 0f1869
to June :/9 Ism year:
floor LEI.. 141oot LO. Total Do
Wpfe (cm crop of 343,2Y7 10,908,19T:4,821,311
do du 273,173 If.frATIO . T,Z , 1,515
_
110,0:4 d,779,41T. 4,622787
. . ,
. . -
Paicumrali Cern, Itletzel, July 1.-218 Wtferlage of
Beef Caul* only teeth about LOW heed, belog a:balled b¢
of WO bead as compered with but week. The emetic; het,
aver,
W. dell, wad ;wkxe needed folly !.-ic p lh, the eelvx
ki
rangleg from 17 to=w the IM Ms: a few extra quality sold
et Sa.
boom a Cows were dispow3 cf .t f tom $2O to 'j°9 c o d',
to conditloo.
Of flop the receipts and sale. fault about R?7O boad,4o
eintllng 1,610 ot Intnoffe, at from 43 to 6-). ani 1,3110 at
the Aroma Tani at peg% the 100 m. net.
Abant 4000 amp true auvoted Diet vices raining troth
6to To re net, etzmUng to condition.
►mporu by Railroad
POI6G014:11. h WATEI • ClattOCl REM Itosn.+.11:11, 3
Id abbots iron, Wll Cairo! co, 4 boa chicd.,, Oro Dalton;
16 do. tak, 10 do Irsobboord.,! Ileuletort; 11 01g.. hnbs,
J A llardy; 15 loom rakre„ R Dail t .o;2 Vas bacon, Lyon.
dbotb 4 co, 15 bdl. met. Dorkl...lderrlck. Lbl,
orL, 2 do tar. Drover, 310 • co;16611 oil, W P Woolrldgo; 6
do do, C2bomm! ocr, 11 me. laatb.r, W 3 Walla:Cl Da
drags, Dr Keyser; 17 660. Ikar/1cL10,11.0. Deena 0% 6
bu thane, Lambert 4 flblploo; 3 MTh loather. 11 Deloog.c
nuao.p,ll P.lll L son; 6 boo - nobs.; 3 Steiner: . 60 boxed
0 c. 4 9. Donald Prawr; 20 to hams, Y Seltars t co;',
PRISM:MOH ARID CLITLIAZDBanBoon.—JaIj
166/ b.c.., Wilsoo, MlDllrayl co; 1 car coopor star. 11
Dialer, 1 loner , W W Wallace; 6 bg. potalossi B O A C
Duncan: 9 661.00, Jo. Lippincott; 20 do do, 11r Keefer; 76
bbl. door, D Walla.; 100 do do, J.. kleently Wm; 100 do
do, 8 11 410 /A 110 do,do, Jos Gan:Wm; 6, Mob imp lan e
Jobe., Boyd A co; 39 6610,3 d0.0r.14 Berns.ll g co. 41
0 0 1 1 6 .9Pda, T 1/ /1011.:3 kgs. antenia,Phlllips :0 Hasa 11
6W...t0r50, ft Wolk; 4 bed. 6 61 Olds ale, tl 111 10110; 110
6610 otl, Jae Patton, 7 be. beans, I kg. boater, 1661 egg.,
II WWI& aro 201. ware, Geo Breed, 10 onspry:bbl., Open• .
ark Gartard.
ni13.10103811,1410 BLell.K.Ers* '
Pint 51325:16, July s.—Ploordofla4 Usaattiod al 4 1 45
0g15,00 aor otandaml humane Oud $3,16 for scraped. Vaaidl
omit at $1.11441411 for Ito6a/0 sigelpo for Whits. Own
dull; vales 104y1 buahele Southern lehoir at UV afloat
Whitby QOM 16340170. , _ . , • . •
SSW Yohi. jay 3.—Collon firm; Wes 1 80014 lex orphod
midlillogl4M@sse.. Fleur karat. ilk& 11 459 bb tm Mate
ta 7563 414 WM $1 4414 60; Southern wilt. Ithmt Moody
slam morninv eahm394 OW busk Chksio MAW,
klilwaukoe mob IltayOm red nominal ht $1 1118; white
4000001$. Com Mary; Woe 44 000 huh; °Hoer Itt/h
York dull; mese $l4 053041416. Whisky dull 441.601.00..
Saps . firm; /*ascend*
htoeto are Ono; Ohiceso hook Island, SOO I.llLoOli
Orotral storm 56; Id kW rut Southern. RC N. V. 066=61.
5701%; Pun Coal Co., 71154; Reuling, &Iv Thrghtta 6 4514
Mlseouti 0.40315/13.091b11.5334t110e1000..1414;
Ana. Teunamtmh 1171ja Oalitondw744s; Indiana Vs, TS;
%maga, les. 'ft; 61,1 4•41,0 Som•Yorks, 161; Trews*,
1154,10411 e let, Coupon Vs of 1891, 41134; do of 11111411/.
l(Osscuudbosxolio.day.
. . •
,01r• Diumni.—Dr. 0: 804 •No. '246 Pimn
Wit, attends to 'all bimetal, of the Derital rob"-
.
Ur Lumen Scum:. Ur Byrn filovrnia,
tmai Nun 12, by G. W. 13011A0ELILITSB, .Ih.t se his Her
huntsit. COMP WSW astS ARA ts.. •
O NE` C4ll POTATOES ATOM
IN DIODE AND /OA DALE BY
` ion i ri. Gamut. a co,
ARMY. BIANKEIII—‘BIne arid Dray;
ARK, BUSTWIS—Larigi. and mall:
- ARMY SOCZa.-Wool sad Oat '
WHIT'S COTTON MOVIE,
Ear sale camp al - imam 27tUdItIN mom
' •
- 161047pda* itissll Wblteuo•
I dodolato, • -
In don find toil tile d b.f
odd •- • • 'iroa.l.3o W• Redobd Itrietn.
CUENSS--60:boxerixow W. Choeio"
Jost molted ter stOro sad tor Nils
- `E. - - e,r. - 11.011 1 111/10.0 CO.
uovuus—aitto "lbs. Bacon .110,6214, Sides
P
at..l labotadtrs 'atticsnil for soft by
, - ennivss*Dmioliru,
aigin ' Ito:13b sad "A 2 tlampd streeL
BOXIIiirEinaRINB OANDI f ES just
8U BOXES
and kw isle 61
rt istr,um a nuntrrsoN.
PTgoLzum.—suo bble. Craidel Rock
on, imitable Oa eflbillq, in idol* sod bear% by
say'2o . DAUM. A aim.:
COtK)A NOTS-2000 fresh tloowlints jut*
no'd el* by =MIS IlliatlllllB,
my 4 133 and 191 Wood
IDEAtlliklB--50 bus. prime Dry Poems
to store and *ants 67
!el L. O. GRAM Rti Libeity ittrost.
01L-20 bble. /Armed Oil;
.1.. t mama and ssr W.Dy UNNUIt It. OOLLlttis
Torteroßs---300 tmshels,Red;.
203 do • Noldnumeks.
Roadirod tri ILA. and for W. by Malin EL OOLLINFL
POTATO&S-1 car load Lake Miele rime
Mlle Pelage* Just reeeteed by
Je27 L. IL aItAFF. 277 Weeny itriet.
LEAD—L°) pigs Lead far sale by
j. 17 R. (11,11.T.TR11
OATS ---.500 bus. Oats Wanly° arid tor subs
by blytt 1,141/Va to. -
DRUID APPLE S —DIO bus. in *tote and
Sat oh, by .2,13 none C 1301 MIN.
CIDER -3U bbla. for gala by .
my 27 - • 131.1niteriit.ii a 6:
01L--24 ,bt.ll3—just:rezNl , - - and
tor Wei* 7 - tits LLtn MIAMI&
OLIKEBg-e3D boxes Cream - Ctreeieijustce::
, o hai by .427 L. G. 0 @AMC= U4ny.t.
IaILOUR-50 bble‘ Fapity-liktouzi
_ustacc'd
..dwilaitur VoLLESS.
101 falt c ._ l Obbl&inetore.na -sale
111110bta . s. iced gad' fat . azile b y
oci . uramv.u4auxem.
VEAT nitS--Now arriviAg ant, to , mil
A;l9t -
. 1 ‘ PM= ACM
Avestai seems.
LAU Z III JP/latloll Co r i Pall lIILA
aAI JE LIT z•I 0, NV CI Ti
PARE.ArCIIIIDY a .
MANUFACTURFJIS OF 8131.41111NG,..-
867.11L1L5. .nd DOLT. OOPPril. Masa OR
Earroms;sttud Still Felton.. Iteltmedder.llo.
all.N import.. aad Deatars 1a u*rats, as PLATE
knuer LION. vim. tr. mitsualty Go tuna. iluen
Wray !la. 149 Tint and 12014ated sired.
Pittabeisk. Pitaaa: _ -
IX2•Npecialurder: orCapper cat to spy e,;14; pertwx.
• ' • -- ' '
111017 LRAM:tit Bits LlTigiiitt MVO/11MM t
i c
1 D(/21't fail to pr taro dirs. Witallcnea .
;Strap for oldldren alining. It nas no avil on
it greatly finnutia. th rowan ottottlOag Its ;tit
gam;reducing all In molten-rIII Qs) paint LS
taro to nicesto the bowels. Depaol - .aptok 11, It
illl even:all to tonredl to., ood rant( Ind health to your
tants, rarfectly aide In all ciosi._ .. ~
indsvianabbe preparation, la th e priettivdon otano at
els ctoataznarftOcad and sterol Cantata rgiletana In Nor
goghld, and to tern used arltta.atttr.Wll-4 antainatti
611bont ass cases. . . . .... .- ..
Wei ballere It tut best Rail Willit ralnadOlik thi 1 . 0 4 / 3
1411[2410t Vys,6tery and Mortice& In Chlldriltiwisither 11
:trim trombiattilas of hookas/ others coral- . • . -•
.
. 11114 and health cut be seuunted by dolls:mond atm tehtt
Is Werth lia waist thi gatd. • - •• •
HRllons er tnttles aro ield story Yaw' ha the UOll
stars. le ia in old and welheirledssealidri - _
..•'-•
9
' - • PHICB 11LT 7u WHY TB_ • 8011•111.
_ atilPHons yaudlrriln aims the Osaka:: . 7 :7. LT la 411 Fligli
ONSB, New lora. la au th• outside wratePari . • • .
fold by
_Druggists throughout thawarlet.• , • •
=OEO.II. OBIS 10.1 Agent for Pilliebtilll•
[AIR DYB-3AIII DYE—HAIR DIV
WEI ..A. DATCI2 /EL Ciiii.g HlAllit DTL
.
The Origins/ and bol t is as Trorri 1 1 -
. . . . .
All others are more indtationa,. and should
avolda• I ryori wtett to eicsysitettookl. -
GRAY, Itilti.loll HMI' . =IR Dyilynstantly to a
isalitlitil seal natural Brown or BLaateartiltuut Ibli bias 119 *
ay to thstialrOr skin. • ' •
POPTSEIZIEDALB AND DIPLOMAS bun been l'
id to Wm. A.Balthelur data I=9, sad one SNOW a
lona hart born Wade to the Ilatr.ottits ;straw of us
rDrh __ _
wid.' A. it•Hooxioirs BM Driprodgeoeg a aidor as
be dbithignlsbedisatnre, andhreaSsllleers not to
bites In Choked, long IS may bs conthowdould Ow
HI afflicts of Bad Dyas ottmm addjleedd; the ;sir faelgorstol ligs
gust:, this gplegdW Dye. - - •: • • ' .
Made, sold or applied (to 9 pinta roams) et thg.Wig 800
'tot?, 2328r05dw4, New York.
Eold In saclike' and towns of the Milted Ittshis.by Drag
Oita and Pinny Goode Dealers. . -.. ..• - •
111P.Thaiiones the.namii and address upon a steal
'-i-,ongesatog on ltiorstdas °rasa bor. et
mum& A.. RATamoa,
HS Dowd airest a Nerw Pork.
RAIL ROAD ELPIRII COMPANY.
oseph DI Iwortb-...:.: - .01 W. C. 6141.81 11
, EMGMAXT•
(Iluseerxtre to Purger; Zero /WO
• AIL ROAD SPIKES, Of AIRS •
AND BOAR SPIKES.
Corner of Water Street sad Cherry alley,
lents:4a, PITTBEIMAR. PME.II.
w aos..vy aus—w tea.
BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES
.firms all. They ire elegant Iled, easy la dunks.
itttlog to • etuirm—no tortilognp bobind—itoihrtaitag
ot the head ; Indeed tht. Is the Ooly establlslatie•t whets
obese atop ars progialy nottoratial Ru •
da,—
lattolidiorr . .18. Howl stmt. Itt.t Took. •
.1133C.N.H1C s. VOL.L.UII3.
eirrudlng and' domisa Merchant
AND WZOIMI3LIDI SICIER
Choftee. Butter. 139edui. Blab.
And Prixtnai O. welly,
ea.,w N.. is Tm 3 tout. Mantra
MVE?Ht.MM
`oreigu and D3IIIEStiII Billa of Etching.,
OZATIPIOASU Or DtPI7ISIY,
DAWN NOT= AND lIPSCID,
Ito. 17 11Aftli F.T rfRISKT, PITIIDDIIOII. PA.
.1.0olloetton• made on ell the prlnciral titles through
ia'
ROBINSON, MINIS Sr. MILLERS,
rotimmina - Amu Itiactfigiivril. 1
• EEZ - INGET. Virgß,.K. B.
Pittsburgh,
Ble.lll Biztkol I
• .sitoctorealklndo of SterzOloglogolunllllll to
ContiomlbliroadWork,SitMlZl tiotion sod nee hoe
Work.
4obbloAc and **Woo 4c4aeon dtortoolleo..-.1 Idro
S. H. s , C. P. iffaILECIM.
APSE MANUS-ASTI:FEE
'OON, PAINT, CAP,PITTAIt AND ALL 'LINDA or
. W li..A. .E.:P. X .bt Grr i. A. 'E. IC R.
II so removed from No.= Weed street to No.233mltbfe
Dined.. Pitiaburgb, es:::
I- varesen Of Trade for Dep.
JOT 4:300.13.1311.15T en 14.u.0.
..4wronaraxilte Cs ' " ' - ' .
• - .
i on Itallinifi - Ir on Vatalts, VIVEIt Door
, Window Illiniteis, Window 6inudi /it
isr.. -- G1 ,ii.a.4 Strad =I ID Mr
if:l ' dare, 'e
. d - rem Woaendliarkse,) _ PMISIMItOI3,I.I.,
11••• oo hand • variety of new Palling., &roma Wain
=Dale fur all purposes. ,Particeder attantlon psi& to en
Mee. Grave Low. Jobbiewdeze at abort nctio,.'-e Invil
.I . ittobiargh Steel Works:
tarn*
• -•- - - JOMCS. 330Y3) iSz CO", , •
• ANUFAcTURERS OF CAST STEEL;
stA A. B. 81.11
Ntirl9 Mixer Eau sad Skit easy_ • •
I . ITVIDOECIII, PA.
J. DL.L.MMI'LLIii
35dElnaECAT•I'M 'MAI:Lan
No.: 54 St. elair Street,.
ttrAristes Nowa undue Prrtwintotura
VON ARNSTRAL,` --
BIPORTEIi AND DEALER_ IN, Tali
wart asket !nab *Manias
J i m HAVANA
AND ALL KINDS Or
OKING LIND . CHEWING ,ToiAcco,
ENV% nacnnktianatEroh rums; sans,
•te, bp:Os - grant Tigriaty,
Under the St. Charles Hotel. Pittditlr*is
B.—Tbe Table supplied am Übrisl team royllayd
, •
0.17b21.13.1
_; • •
Proposals 'far raatishins
. m . ip CkL
Doiaskkint .
. • 'April 2:2, JUL
EdiltD PROPOS/I 1.8 for . /albinism:llllo*mA
po at. kinds, to to conalltaiod for tloo kcka kola
atm need_ co the Mated Etats* matlaotill be zactdrol
Alkk Dtpattootat kind ecket &mato
at . 4 .4 babig dad:ok to obtain locks and keys of I ta. cow
' and latanladtexprooly kr tbe eieln t,*obi of
the potted Maks inallamo model Is preaerlbed for Olddcrk
Ina .taltlag far kit aoleollaa on tat melte at
i #l= 2 4lll] and
Is lwigkkatty whktk a ids-computttloa,
now Invited, allrY prodeca. .11 domed acceniuy only to
that a Rank .tss.X abould a wifkkkisfokad not Ili
oWerpttncipal nquidtetatotottforttty,steurily,tfyistaatt.
EktrabUtty,twactty of aikkenkstko k krimiltaf
. .
1 Two kinds of null Lob sad lwro-oneef bins sad the ,
other of troo-datkeest is (am sad conatrnotion.mire.
Oirodi sod Masud , thmild sliscify.. eepazst.dy, the tea
of each Inn lock, mob key for mime, omit brow lott,ind
1 liciithistee amples we patterns of each kiss of IW-tapro
om requilwil to be submitted with - the progoistr,
each lung of sample hicks to to Antal op and du.
bind, Wnd snother to Do emu or uncireisd; so that Maim
14.1bgatraCturo em 7 sully be erucelsed. , Remy mop*
shoold be plaid, marled with the bldstab maw . - •
toSim locks odarid shoold tot be pegeukdoictalentld Char
tawsl Oomornothon be ochorer publicly known; co to
India to my locks heretofore coed; mid they math
- arrautod no% is any way, to torrlup Cr lota - Sin with say
cited Invention.
The exdotte amyl* locks mmentsd by Masts wild is .-
to a beard of suraloces, to to otesinimloned by
• liooresster Outoral, for the wpm - of wmodulassod
reporilog 00 therm =lmam the Peateelelor Gooiest alma
rlt to he tomb lutenist of the Department tong= all
proposals' and speolunen suluoltted stoke 0Y sibs
meat, coattails 1111,07413 thenport of Um realatnero.
be todand into, ma icon ao moctleatio, with Us immeidul .
bidder who. locks are adopted.lorfultdeltdrisstailstiorim .
hod keys for lour ram es they may he requited 04 as
bomb with the right, in Ito god of the Postausiger 01100
tat rte um glow befog, to embed and ouittone the marmot ,
tlro force fora additional torm of foto ram en giving no
, n c =clang. to the coolowdor, not km then soccomilis
tho tersolostioa of -the Drat term of fair year; or,
the exptration of the lost term of kor 'ogre, to connect
say c aw party "tot landeltisg fluiller co illiforcit
locks sod hem so the Pootauloter Gummi may doterelm - ..
I
.The contractor mod agree eadDo able to furolak, lf -re
+l, , ?.bwi - slia - onb.,.d, &PA tram locks sod COO Inenikets,
within lblea mouth. from the time .1 enteriag. balcicolo•
ma, and 37,0:0 Don lock. sad MOCIOIroo leis, within
sight moths from moth !km But the Animator einoret
Rill morn the fight La 110RIII•0.0 dbutokhomstho wsuls_'... - ,
or boon :le or the Rorke may dermad, the quentillogot
'be locks sod key. steno =ldol, with • geomeldongto
All Um Lobs s
good foralskid by Ito tad:rector inlet bWig.
tad to keep i waiting order:co two rum Who
tme el Um sent" vbeb mg Pl*Ctal tO oblimas
ol ' el l lg i ef4 each as bloom dabovhs, du lug dm& filmo,loho
Ike coldractor will be forbad to dither thirkehi, id I 'di
! . ap, ea peas% as the Pad Caw Department, Winidiegtem;
... a, put up on sticks. kratug sepirste.bnedke of kW. --.
• .500, sad inmrely pecked, [Limpets* bozos, costae,
Lig we soots than two hubby! todureigh..72hOltssire - ~
he datum! to an most of_ the I:amortises% dolly Mid "
j authorked thatch mei blab chirped sod 4:06 , '
oy 'Um Nome Dull OD contra:hark botory to Obii
where both , Wks 51ai.....
? led
of before boy *all he f1ic,,... - - , . -1,1 !.... 41 -_, . ,!,-.,--",..
contractor will NI leg to dm c,0 .. iW. - .
sally, It the eon of twomplirsthoitistad foo - '
throl perlormitites of tho =mum ea hiepizt, both sign=
ami=no thersibtisssaisAllscl guanUngthonisit
of dm laalrlooki and ktysorith chis. ping, -
led curs. , N. proposal will thsi close to conaldored, lOU
emocoperikei wills a trot= guarantee, nom ths - proposal ,-
etifslioll (whale reibcouedlltY - *Mt leg =tilled - Hy... es . -
~,.t r. o rolig the Nem of ;thelr reddants,) that wttl:,
impound* on theiggetrat bood, tor the 11la l.s.
of the ocuarect by the blclder, in tale mach yropOleht bi11i..,..
I D dp ild iiiii , / thaii o lOgi4 . e:l2l chlainfil4 a,. failial4,
ler General gall dogma lb allubleat togged Os bran lock
ti . i mr, wildderand the hob loth of mother:, /to thichloos;
the tight - of coattedliog erbi. &West ludlehluste; , .
1. , Rai dlllieciat ktodsof kebabs may 'deck'-
_-- -, ? .
I Propooda• Amid be condone. wiam4 sainspia toaw
t'astr ORM& iga endowed of the. ierfideri*ArC . Ti;, -
?thin*. Mat locks! • -, , - - . . ~.., .. ,
LailUtabio,.... -,,.....„, i,. . .- : rtit s uumgkoop4;., . -D:...
peDIOVAL.:-Tllls PraKtfi TEA. ta9Bartli.
batten telpooe4 (0110 XD.Ziliba SUM 1111 , '"-'• ~,,,
ISO. 80 Jr& AFLAZO,-
J:11321N2,4,.if!i;aa
bk.; NatTRAOlB.l . Oli, iLIND" 6-
LLtlciicanzr.=l.entr slap' odd ass
aurtnafafs umti Ham h famo..rowx. ,
'Farm of all 4=ll.lcan beastactly tuba by • . • .;,••
, • 401araam . - -•-
I d let; , • a raft si Maapst,4 bad f4so4/41-,
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