OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
.PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORNING,. AUG. 1.
THE 0 RATIC CON VENTIoN.
to-day the proceedings of
thePetn. - n 4 o-Conventiori held yester
day. - Although the Convention very
wisely - resolved-to make no nominations
at thislime, when every man is devoted
to thd• Union and not to party, still it
did scnitie . things which it "ought not to
htireAme, and left undone some things
which it'ought to have done." The
speclal compliments to certain portions
of our army should have been tendered
to all our soldiers, who well deserve
them; the question of a ational Foun
dry to be established here or elsewhere,
is not e.question of politics ; and calm
deliberation, we think, if it had taken
the. place of special pleading and un
neceetiarily noisy debate, would have
convinced the members of the Convon
tiorethat the resolutions offered as a sub
stitute for the original resolutions, by
Col. Gibson, more completely covered
the Only object for which there was any
necessity of calling a Convention at the
present time, than those which were
adopted.
We have not time to day to speak at
length upon the subjects treated of in
these resolutions, and the general action
of the Convention, but shall take the
opportunity of doing so at a convenient
day.
A NATIONAL DEBI.
The war is going to create a national
debt; not of very small dimensions. Some
people think a national debt is a good
thing and will strengti en the govern
mentovhile others think that it is not a
good thing, and will tend to impoverish
the people. There is a good deal to be
said on both sides of this question, but
we do not propose to argue IL We regard
this war as necessary to sustain the very
existence of our government, and no
matter what it costs we and our succes
sors, if they are true patriots,vitill pay it.
This is a great, and a rich, and a pro
ductive country, and• is able to bear a
heavy debt contracted, as this will be, in
a patriotic cause. It is estimated by the
President that this debt may reach
$600,000,000. This is about one-seventh
of the national debt of Great Britain,
only. At six per cent. this would require
$36,000,000 annually to pay its interest.
Ourspresent customs would more than
do this. Then we have a vast amount
of public lands, and if necessary to meet
the expenses of government hereafter,
taxes upon articles of luxury would go
far to make up the amount. It is ne
c r eamy that we sacrifice something to
maintain our nationality and the Jess
ings of a free government. This debt
will be a debt of patriotism.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The Twelfth regiment Pennsylvania
volunteers returned home yesterday and
received a warm and hearty welcome
from their friends and fellow citizens.--
They left the cars at Camp Wilkins and
marched through the principal streets
of the city to City Hall, where they were
dismissed. The boys of the Twelfth
look wellz 7 better, indeed, by far, than
any of the returned regiments which we
hayeseen. They were evidently in robust
health, and their uniforms and accoutre
ments were neat and clean, considering
the nature of their service. For the
most of their time they have been en
gaged-in the very necessary -and respon
sible service of guarding the Northern
Central Railroad in the vicinity of Balti
more. The condition of the men on
their, return is the best evidence that
their officers have faithfully discharged
their duty.
FIRING ON OUR OWN TROOPS.
At Bull's-Run, &s well as Great Bethel,
our troolialred upon each other creating
disaster, panic and death. There ought
surely to be some way of effectually pre
venting such . occurrences. The Phila
delphia, Lidivr is of opinion that this
kind' Of 'woric can: only result from a
want of previous training of the ; troop%
neglect sif exercising them in- field,ma
nmuYregyAnd in firing in masses. Too
little littiation, we think, is bestowed
upgn the i .proper use of gun—which, is
firinwan , effective shot. Men are drilled
inteauyAnotkms with it which may have
.thei . 4.-mies, but _the essential use—the
fikiii-46. 'alb:lost entirely neglected.—
** should be taught to be good and
Zitttikstnen, never missing the oh
, fire at. In this way they would
hurdle their arms confidently, and h.an
dle4filiti lithely; making their shots tell
uPoiilliteCeneniiea and not upon their
Mends. They, wopld• go with more as
*44fight, and, i£ forced to re ,
treat; would`n l gethraiieaway their arms,
for ,solong as a good Oxiarkstuan has a .
gun mid ammunition he MOP* able
to himself.t Z" ,. 7Z,
.armedt
practice with the gun
such fatal_ awkwardness as firing out of I
tirade 14,n:troops in advance.
Flobttiieele to be Court biarttaled.'s
TillittOreol that four Field Officers
are to martialed for moldier-
Aficood.itot on the battle field at Bt dl's
Roo s Jett Week. One 'is charged with
refuge behind a stump during
.6. oo`;fight; another with outflanking a
nnd gaining its rear ; while
the two last "oocapied" the back of a
horse; fink .41ed ; ingloriously, as th e i r
regiglenta mem engaged In fighting
l';'-1 0 ay of the Officers.
The Attra Askbel'eceived by the officers
nf a r rsimonr*three months' service
•=uoo , lOnel
40, 5654 , Lea.
63/*4:145e'l I ‘ Bl° Ft ; 625 °aPtalll '
04 31. 1 1 *Ciaeliteliallk 425 - Second
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There is intelligence that Gen. =-F, Banksl
has evacuated Harper's Perry and retired
[ across the Potomac, with his force, now
amounting to about twenty-five thousand
men, and taken a strong position on the
Maryltmdaide.. While this is, without
.doub4 a backward movement, there can
be as little doubt that it is • eminently
whin, in view of the fact, now pretty well
authenticated, that Beauregard has de
tached a formidable force towards Har
per's Ferry for the purpose of threatening
or assailing our troops there. if Banks
had been attacked at that point by heavy
artillery, from the heights which sur
round it--en all side, and by the strong
forces whicE the rebels will now be able
to despatch against him, he would have
been in great peril with the Potomac in
his rear. With that river in front, and
in possession of the heights on the
Maryland aide, he, in his turn, should
be able to make the village very hot for
his antagonist, if he shall make any
attempt to take or hold it.
General McClellan in Command—New
Regulations.
The entrance of General McClellan
upon his duties as commander of this
military department has inspired the
troops in and around Washington with
renewed military enthusiasm. He has
already visited the various int rench men ta
on the Virginia side, thoroughly ex
amine r condition and strength,
and instituted the strictest discipline
among the soldiers and in all depart
ments of the service within his jurisdic
tion. Brigade, regimental and line
officers are made to understand that
lounging and tippling around the camps
are not to be permitted. The much
abused passport system has been greatly
restricted, and the facilities heretofore
enjoyed. so freely of communication be.
tween Washington and the rebellious
States have been, as far as practicable,
curtailed. The effect of his vigorous
measures generally is everywhere felt,
and the array has begun to realize the
presence of the military power which
may be safely trusted.
Robinson & Lake's tour through
Michigan has been a perfect financial
triumph. The company are, indeed,
popular wherever they go, and they de
serve it, for a better has never spread
itself beneath a canvas.
The Antonio Brothers have again
started, and with a fair prospect of
SUCCESS.
Van Amburgh & Co.'s big Zoological
Exhibition is again wending its way
westward. The exhibition will be dis
played in Buffalo on the 6th and 7th of
August.
They are having a merry time of it
about St. Paul. Dan Rice, who has
been doing a splendid business from
St. Louis up, exhibited there Monday
and Tuesday. Sands was there Tues
day and Wednesday, and DeHaven's
Circus, which we learn is also realizing
a good business, is immediately after
them. It is consolatory to know that
least one section of the eountry is
not financially prostrated by the war.
Madame Gossip, otherwise Nun n,and
afterward the Countess Deltine, is again
married, and this last time to young
Sands, a youth of some twenty-two
years, and au adopted son of Rich , rd
Sands. The gay Countess is upon the
shady side of forty.
The Union troops in Missouri are ex
ceedingly active and successful in their
.forays upon the enemy. At Springfield,
on Saturday, General Sweeney dis
persed a band of rebels and took pos
session of the town, together with some
twenty thousand dollars worth of mili
tary stores. Near Rolla, on the same
day, a party of fifteen Home Guards,
attacked and defeated sixty-five rebels.
On the 25th, Superintendent Williams
and fifty men attacked three hundred
mounted rebels, who, on the third round
fled precipitately from the field. On
the following morning the Union troops
tonic possession of the town.
On Monday the House of Represen
tatives passed a bull imposing a tax on
carriages of from one to fifty dollars;
gold watches, one dollar; silver watches,
50 cents; excise on spirituous liquors,
5 cents per gallon, and on fermented
liquors 60 cents per barrel or 2 cents
per gallon All incomes over $6OO per
annum 3 per cent., including money at
interest, etc. Every interest in the
country is also taxed, including a tax
on the net income of the banks but not
on their currency or bank circulation.
Landed estates are likewise taxed.'
I COL. RICHARDSON'S REPORT.--.-00i.
Richardson, of Tyler's division, who
the battle from beginning to end,
4414 pliantly covered the retreat, has
'published: hie official report of the bat
tle at Btdl4 Run. While it bears the
warmest testimony to the resistless ar
dor and unflinching courage of our
troops, it discloses a fact•which is dis
graceful to the last degree 'to one of the
officers of the regular army „ Col.
Miles was in command of RitiNiithipl4o
brigade as well as his own, but titnee
tive operations were conducted by Rich
ardson. At a critical moment in the
course of the fight Miles ordered a re
treat to Centreville, and otherwise
strangely interfered with the position
of the forces. "Miles is drunk," said
Colonel. Stevens, and Richardson after
wards repeats the accusation. Here
- ifiß Clear case for an immediate court
=Aid.
Traveling Exhibitions.
Missouri.
Direct Taxation.
It is more than probable that the so
tive operations of the war may soon be
transferred to the West. If we cannot
get to Richmond by way of Manassas,
we may have better luck by way. of
Nashville. ".
The Louisville Journal, of a recent
date, says :
An allusion Wad made in the New Albany
Ledger cf arriday to information which
has been placed in its possession, to the
effect that the Railroads of Western Ten.
nessee had been taken possession of by the
authorities of Tennessee for the purpose
of 'conveying troops toward Cairo. The
editor has intelligence, which he believes
to be entirely authentic, confirming that of
Friday. Twelve thousand troops have al
ready crossed the Mississippi to New Mad
rid, where they are to be joined by others
from Tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri,
numbering in the aggregate fifty thousand
men, well supplied with artillery.
These troops are to make a speedy at
tack on Cairo, now almost barn of troops,
in consequence of the expiration of the
terms of the three months volunteers, and
it is believed by them that the entire force
of General Prentiss will be easily captured,
and the war thus transferred to the Ohio
River border and .Missouri. It is also ru•
mored to be a part el the plan of the reb
els,simultaneously with the attack on Cairo
to make an assault on Arlington Heights,
capture Washington, push on to Baltimore
and establish the head-quarters of the army
in that city. This intelligence comes from
a source that will not permit the editor to
disregard it. It is quite certain that the
rebels, discovering our weak points, are
determined, while their troops are yet
flushed with the victory at Manassas, to
make a bold stroke to transfer the seat of
war from their own to our soil.
E New York Tribune. is signalizing
its repentance by lauding (len. Scott
and the Cabinet. It abused both up to
the time of the disaster at Manassas, and
immediately after demanded the remo
val of the Cabinet for incompetency---
Now it "prays the President to distui.
no one of his constilutionfil advisers,"
lauds (len. Scott as the sheet nc hot. of
the ltepublic, and exclaims: "Let or( ry
thought of distrust be banished, while
we rally round the glorious old Chief
and save the Union."
THIRTY THOUSAND PENNSYLVANIA
TBOOPS.—Pennsylvania sent to the war
last week sixteen regiments of well or
ganized, equiped and disciplined troops,
belonging to the State reserve. General
McCall is to have command of this por
tion of the Pennsylvania force. Ten
other new regiments are now being
raised, and two have been organized in
dependently of requisition. When all
these regiments are in the field, with
those previously sent, there will be
thirty thousand troops from this State
alone.
TEE semi-annual interest on the
State debt will be paid at the Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank, Philadelphia, the
agency of the Commonwealth in this
city, on Thursday, (to-day) August Ist.
There is no State in-the enion more
prompt, in the payment of its interest
than Pentisyl/ania, and there is no rea
son that the price of her loans should
not be e q ual to that of the best.
THE Governor of Louisiana has seised
upon two hundred tons of sulphur in
Louisiana, belonging to the owners of
sugar establishments, and used in their
manufactories. The I lovernor wanted
it for manufacturing gun-powder, and
enough has been seized to make fifteen
hundred tons. The seizure is justified
on the ground of its being a necessity of
war;
Tiu sub-treasury at New York is
sending off heavy amounts of gold for
disbursement at Washington and other
points where troops are now collected
in large numbers. The drain on Satur
day was nearly a million of dollars—
The Department is very much embar
rassed for the want of small coin to pay
out to the troops.
A Be.D SPELL—One of the letters
of a Georgia schoolmaster, captured at
the Rich Mountain camp, spells God
Almighty in the following unique way
—"coddle tnity."
WE have now about 70,000 troops in
and around Washington, well armed
and equipod, and rapidly coming un
der a more perfect system of discipline
than they have yet had experience of,
LLOYD, of Lloyd's Minstrels, has been
arrested on several charges of bigamy.
He has an indefinite number of wives,
and has for years been celebrated as a
marryingman.
Mx Hotel business in New York is
said to be exceedingly dull, amounting
to almost nothing, as compared with last
FIVE hundred wagons, two thousand
horses and twenty-six hundred sets of
harness are to be sent forthwith to Gen.
liosecrans' command.
A PUBLIC MEETING is proposed in
Philadelphia to sustain the President
and Gen. Scott. This is all right. •
IT is said that the rebels are moving
with a large force towards Harper's
Ferry.
GEO. A. COFFEY has been unanimously
confirmed as 11. S. District Attorney at
Philadelphia.
MAJ. GEN. MoCALL recommends 'Gen.
Cadwallader for Major General.
DIED :
JENNIE WEAVER, second daughter of Major 'Weaver.
num* on the afternoon of Thursday, August
Ist, :es. o s eteOlt
On Tiusiday moaning, 80th inst., Mr. SAMUEL
Maga Jr, aged 2 8 years-
The friends, are,„ invited to attend the funeral
_nom his late * residence, No. 4, Robinson'a Row,
Robinson etrost i Allegheny City, on Thursday af
ternoon at thieOfkilpit.
A BEiirri.ru FARM of 160 . agres,
--ca. one uule, W- *tab Litaiiroed station, Baiter
county, for sale
1310 a. 01 7THBlt'iRTliA4l!I,61 Market skeet.
Yu• MlCOVittiolizi,v2Aaattorr
time. The American Champion Runner,
Yu NG SPORT, of New York, will run ten antes
Inside of en bran for a purse of 3400, at Oakland
Park, on IS urdity, auguet id. et 4 o'ciock pm•
ROWLEY OUARDS.—Lientenant Thomas
A. Hinton is now ogroling a company for
three years, to go with Col. T A. Rowley'a regi
ment. . Rendezvous at the "'lime Souse," Onkel,
alley, near Fifth strret. Fall in, men. tad vv*
[o*ATTSbiTloBl.—Thelnembers of Company
B, Eighth Ward Guards, Col. Black's reg:-
meat, will meet at 'Wilkins Hall, this Thursday
morning, August Ist, at 8 o'clock. Every man on
the roll mast be present and ready to march at an
hour's no ice.
anlit
ALEX. McDONALI ), Captain
OtRILAVE
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PRIPARLD ISOSI Tllll
Choicest and most g,ratenal Tonics and Camilla.
Lives in the Vegetable Kingdom. Unlveraally Spp
proved as a Family Remedy for
INDIGESTION, SOUR (STOMACH,
COLIC, MK/MT-BURN,
HEADACHE A ALL DYSPEPTIC COMPLAINTS
The Weak and Norville should try it.
BEWARE or Istroarnos I But one size of the germ
inn, halt pint bottles,) Pnce One Dollar. Dose
a tea spoonful,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr. & Co.
BOLE PROPRIETORS.
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[I:II‘IPORTANT TO INVENTORS
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICK
v
Conineller and Patent Agent
AT WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
From lion. arm Mason, late Cbmmissioner of fafents.
WAIIIIINGION, D. 0, October 4, ]B6O,
Learning that R. W. Penwick. Esq., Is about to
open an Whoa in this city as a Solicitor of Patents,
I cheerfully state that I have long known htm as •
gentleman of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and accuraie business habits, and of un
doubted integnty. As such I commend him to the
inventors of the United Stater.
CHARLES MASON.
Mr. Fenwick was for nearly tour years the mane.
gor of the Washington Branch Office of the Scientific
American Patent Agency of Mew rs. Munn A Co,
and for more than ten years officially connected
with said firm, and with an experience of fourteen
years in every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the interest of inventors.
To Consumptives.
The advertiser having boon restored to
health in a few weeks by a very simple remedy,
after haring suffered several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump
tion—is anxious to make known to bla fellow suf
erers the means of cure.
To all who desire It, lie will send a copy of the
prescription used, (tree of charge,) with the *broc
hette for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a 1/11/a CELIA rot CO36I7IMION,MA.
flactreSlll3, An. The only object of the advertiser
in manning the prescriptions to benefit the afflicted,
and spread Information whichhe conceives to be
invaluable, and he hope.; everysulfbrer will try his
remedy, as it will coat them nothing,
.and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress REV- EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willwindstaugh, Kings county,
New York
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Itei"*THEN GREAT SECRET.—It is
admitted by all physicians that the grand secret of
health and long life lies in keeping . the blood and
various fluids of the body in a nigh degree of
fluidity. When you feel Continued min to the head
or bowels, or any continued unesmeas in oily or
gan or of her parts of the body, you can prevent
serious sickness by taking
BRANDRETWeI PILLS.
Bleeding may ore momentary ease, because the
blood left will have tn , re room. But as the body
la made from the blood and sustained by the blood,
to waste our blood is to wipe our life, and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreth's Pills relieve the cir
culation as readily as bleeding by only taking away
what it tan weft spare, and vita RIM BUM
Mrs Hooper, of Barnstable, Mass., was cured of
St. Vitus L'auce, General Debility, poorness of
bleod, and costiveness of many years standing, by
Brandretb's Pills, The C 10.43 at length is published
in the Pamphlets. Hold by
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FORWARDING AND COMMISsION MERCHANT,
IPCIS Val &US or
rioter, 'Grains Iliaccue, Lear 1, Butter,
Dried &Pratt sad Produce donor.lljr,
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ROBERT DALZEILL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
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NO. 1651 LIBERTY STREET,
tudiSs Pmarassa.
JAMES H. CHILDS & CO.,
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City; Pe.
IidifITPALOPUILIZO OP •
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
OSN.A.I3IZTRGI-8
32 Inches to 40 Inches; 'Wide.
ItiF•Ordora may be loft at H. GUILDS d 0013, 133
Wood fignma.. Pittsburgh.oehltlyda
u ClifT6
Western Stove Works.
GRAFF & CO.,
Mi3MIIAOTIIBERS.
WOULD CALL_ THE ATTENTION
looted of the PUbho to Weir large stook of well 130.
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
itwo-mnowiD
KITCHEN RANGES, GRATE FRONTS,
Haaww•Weee, ha, among which will be found the
BELT CTRL COOK STOVES IN THE
STATE. The
Diaamid, ?tdvailee, Air-Tight, Eclipse, an
IltOW CITY,
Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Stele
PawFIRSTPR for the
EM BENT IUM awareed to te COAL coot( e
STOVEI3. AlllO,
T RUE ANZELICA/ 1 1, Wss& REPUBLIC,
Por the BEST WOOD 000 E EITOVMS NOW 111
ÜBE. - The RENTUMANend KANSAS Premium
St 4 .2.TOJ itre aneurpmsed. We mil attention of
DEALERS and BUILDERS to g the lamed stock of
(man PROM FENDR
IN THE AtTATE.
N.B.—We line the DLLISIONPand ECLIPSE Coal
Cook Stores frithilloapBthne uicingAt which stand
the Hie better than iron. aplB:ie
JOHN 14001111EAD,
0 M M.I 8 8 I ()O-MERCHANT,
70It rag &AIX GP
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS.
NO. 74 WATER i3TREFT, BAUM - MARKET)
lance • TTSB URGE.
TBETft ItlfßACTlfin WITROUT
BY TIIKUSE OF AN APPARATUS
whereby no drugs or galvanic battery are
Used. Cold weather in the time when 4hejtjoiumo
bus can be abed to ha best advantage. Medical
gentlollllsll and their families haver their teeth ex
tmeted by - my process, and are ready in WWI' as to
thesafetandpainleasness of the operation, what
ever has been: said by p ersona interested in as
serting the contrary hiring no knowledge of my
process.
irir - iiItTIFICIALTIZETH inserted in every style. 1 1
E.OUDRY,'Dentlst; f
134 Smithfield street.
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PROPOSALS FoR OATS--
CHM! ASSISTANT QUAlMatkastrleill OFFICk
Vilaßit-TiltonD. ,
received
Sealed Prop‘s ls will be received at this ct ce
mail 12.1 n. on the 7th day of August prom n - o; to
furnish at this idace.(2o,oo9) twenty thousand bush
els of oats.
The oats to be Of the first quality'. slidput, up in
about twitilmehel titaoki% rind to weigh (82) thirty
two pounds per bushel. The bids must include
the value-Of the sacks, and'the eats tcr titi delivered
at the railroad depot, or at the loot, of G 1 Street, at
the Government, wharf, on or before the 25th day of
August, 1861.
The bids to be endorsed. "Proposals for Cats,"
andj.tood and ample guaranty must be turnishad
by the party to whom tLe contract may be awarded
for the faithful fulfilment of the same. Also the
address in full
The Assistant Quartermaster resorves the right
to reject all bids winch may he deemed too high.
Payment to be made when all the oats are deliv
ered. D. H. RUCH ER,
auldd Assistant Quartermaster.
pROPOSALS FOR HAY.—
CIIIEI A3BIBTANT (I,I7ARTERBIA3TEWS OPPICA
Washington. D. 0., July 27, 1861.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this o 'CC
until 12 in. on the 7th proximo, to furnish five
hundred tons of good merchantable timothy hay,
in bales, to he delivered at the railroad depot, or at
the foot of G street on the Government wharf;•on
or before the 26th day of August, 1861
The bids to be endorsed "Proposals for Rm."—
Good and ample guaranty most be furnished by
the party to whom the contract may be awarded,
for the faithful fulfilment of; the same. Aloo f the
address in full. •
The Aspipt.nt qwar'Prmaster reserves the right
to reject R I 11.1. lit il t• ny 0C deemed too higtv—
Pavment 1, , b, matt. w !iv!) all the hav is delivered.
attlad D. H. h Utal ER, A sb't quartermaster.
N_. E
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UTIC 10 BIDDERS FOR FUR-
NISEING ARMY SUPPLIES AND MATE
RIALS.
OFFICE or ALEFT OLOVIINO AND EQUIPACM,
Corner of toward and Mercer streets.
Lvew Yon" July 25,1861.
My advertisement of the 17th instant for Propo
sals for Furnishing Arm y Supplies and Mater.ale,
is so modified as to receive bids for any portion less
than one-fourth of the number of articles adver
tised for. D. IL VINTON,
anLtd Mawr and Quartermaster.
SPLENDID BARGAINS in Prints and
VV Summer Goods, Lace Mantles, kc,, marked
down to prices that they must meet with rapid
sales. 0. MANSON LOVE,
aul 74 Market street.
In I a. PBU.LPII..
N'KEE & PHILIPS,
GENEMAkL COOPEUAGE)
A? TN= NEW FACTORY O
layette street,
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
FITTSMiIIi, MIN%
lame are prepared to furnish Coal Oil, Whig
key, Ale, Meleager' and Pork BARRELS, at the
ahortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
C. WEST & CO. )
awicirgivanii OP
CARIAES
RAXIKAWAYS, BUG R
GLISH, 81/I.II G
I}Efit SUMAS
No. 197 Ram Strut, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sr• All work warranted to be of the beet ma
main and workmanship. myl2lydis
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
Maio Jomia... Joan L. Bum.. Wit. fiTemadean
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
AtANUFACTURERS OF CAST
Steel; alao. Spring, Plow and A. S. Steel
NGS and A.X.LRS, corner Rosa and That
atreeda, [notilkia] PITTSBURGH, Pa.
D. B. BOGFJEILS k SON.,
icurtrv...olllllYEA OF
MEIN' IMPROVED MINT
STEM!
Moe, 88 Fifth Street,
fellaß P/TTEIBU &GIL PA.
Co-Partnerehlp,
rH E UNDEN.SIONE.D HAVE THIS
day formed a Co-Partnership under the
name, and atyte of PERKINS, MERRICK t CO, in
the Paper, Rag and general Commission Easiness.
JED. 141 PERRIN/4-
0- HENRY HERRICK,
EDWARD C. CLAPP-
Pittsburgh, Ps- Mareh 1,1, 1861. •
Iwo M. PUILVL.....C. EMIT halues.-.. IL C. CLAPP
PERKINS, & CO.,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL DEALERS IN
Paper, Rags, Twine, Cordage, &e.,
Manila Rope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Makers
Materials, &c.,
Warehouse No. sit Third Street,
inv.( PITTRRURVH. PA
Int ea isAiits.
HARRISON A. (A )IcFl N, nvoci.j Partner
General Par Loom
MEANS & COFFIN,
(Successors to N•Oanalloau i Means A Cloj
WEI 1, 14: SALE GROCERS
Center Wood and Water Sta.,
PITTBBURCH.
HOWE'S NEW SHUTTLE
MOROI umu5..—........,..13109.11901111
A lISTIN LINICS C 9., Detains in
.ca. Promissory Notes, Bonds, Mortgsges, and in
securities for money.
Money loaned on Cheeks at short dates, with
collateral securities.
NOM AND DRAFTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Persons desiring Loans can be moomlncidatectost
reasonable terms, and capitalistsean be !Imbibed
with good securities at remunerative prices. - •
Also, attend to the Saleyßemting and Leming of
Best Estate.
Moe, No. 92 FOURTH smog% above Wood.
• AUSTIN LOOMIS
lAll THIS DAY - Tii RECEIPT OF
another supply of
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana. Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana, Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana
Superior Havana %gem
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars, •
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Cigars,
Superior Havana Offelare,
30111. PIKIIIII2IO,
Oorner of the Diamond and Idarketalreet.
" —25 half barrels Mackerel.. No„
8, in store and for sale by JAS A. 'FETZER,
Jyxr• corner Market and First Ms
- - -- -
RIED bushels Dried
Alpha , , in a+ ore and-for sale by
. FETZER, cornar Market and First ate;
- -
FOR REil 7 l l .—A comfortable brick
dwelling house, with bell and flye'roceWe
wash room, 4.0.; eittude on Logen etteeL Apply tp
if 26 8 CUTMIERT 4 80N. bI liatejtee sE
E 0 8.-30 BOX ES p
FRENCH LEMONS, lest received and for
e b REYMER BROS.,
Nos. 120 and 128 Wood street.
1. -200 baxrela freSh 'gist
received and for sale by
HENIVY MUM
- -
LLIIMINATED CElLl l oo3,iicith Itt
uqtte ani.l modern, ;Or aide by
tar W.
P. - 111ARSHAM, 8711Nothrt.
MILITARY NOTICES.
Recruits Wanted for the Twelfth Regl.
mont Pennsylvania Volunteera..,—
P.ln
%_/ RECRUITS for 5 years or
the war, to fill to the full comliementotXol.
men, Company R. (late City Guard% Twelfthßegt•
went, Col. David Campbell. i efllce, pita
street, between Wood and Aiiitibil e
jylfKitf A. S. wido 4 03apt*
Beeruits for the Twelfth finnayi
yards Regiment orAnfantrY:T.
NO. 80 FOURTH StRESII::=,
thority of the War DeparfmentAstleallndetall
to Col-Campbell,l desire to till the 12th Reginientim
mediately. Volunteers are accepted for three
years, and will receive, in addition to the regular
pay, the benefit of all pension laws, and one limn
died dollars cash on their discharge from service.
Applications by Company, when p(Operly and
efficiently officered, will be acceptable.
The Regiment will rendezvous at Yerk, Penn's.,
and when recruited to the WaXiMUZII-. standard,
will be immediately placed in the line of active
duty. A. & IL :MORGAN.
Lieut.l2th Infantry Penn'a., Regithental Recruit
ing Officer. 131
UNITED STAT EIS
CAVALRY RECRUITS.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 850
able-bodied men, between the ages of 18
and 35, to enter the Third Regiment United States
Cavalry. Men accustemaiito horses will be given
the preference Each• Mari will be fbrnisbed by
the United States a good horse and equipments,
ample clothing and subsistence of the best quality.
The pay ranges from $l2 to $2l per month, air
cording to the rank and service of the soldier, and
so complete is the prov,s3ionmade by the Govern
ment for MI his Wants, that he can save every cent
of his pay if he chooses leaving him at the end of
his enlistment freak $2OO to $1.200
Attention is called to the tact that the Gov
ernment have wisely commenced to promote offi
cers from the ranks, itild ittivancenieut Is there
fore open to all who enlist H. T. ZdoLEAN.
First Lieut Third Cavalry:
Jtecruhing Station, National frittel, Water street,
Pittenuigh. Pa. iy2.lmd
SILK BUNTING
-AND
CHINTZ FLAGS,
-AT
R. WIWAMSOWS,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
R. R• BULGER*
MANUFACTURER OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 45 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand which we will sell the low
est prices for CASE- inyletbrs
TO MIMS AND OTHERS-FOIL SALE
GEOWEY , S SUPERIOR PATENT.
Grain Fan and Separator ;
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1880.
THE superiority of this Fan over 41
others In use, consists in its cheapness, oflll
- and durability.
Second. In cleaning grain foster, better and
more thoroughly with lees labor than any other
mill ever offered.
The patentee of the above Fan has been long en
gaged in manufacturing and lolling Agricul
tural implements, convinced of the great want of . a
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of grain
and seeds, presents tale to the pubho with full cow.
&knee that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned having . purchased the sole
right to manufacture and sell the above Grain Fan
and Separator, in Western Pannernama, Western
Virginia and all Ohio, and the right to sell in In
diana and Illinois, is now prepared to fill all orders
Wholesale or Retail at 819 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. Pe W W. WALLAOEJ
Pctsbur • h, July 16. 18AL--108.13mdaw
Dias°Luton of Co-Partnerahip.
THE CO-PARTNFRAHIP HERETO
fore exisdng between JOHN P. HUNT
HENRY MINER, under the firm of HUNT &
MINER, is this dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late thin will be settled by
HENRY BEINER, who Is authorized to sign the
Ban's name in liqu'dation.
JOIN P. nUNT,
HENRY MINER.
Inly Itilh,lBBl
1 HENRI" MINER,
Hocoessor to
BUNT & MINER,
Wholesale and Retail •
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER & NEWSDEALER
Noe. 71 and 73 TIFTHSTREET.
Next door to Clio Poet Moo,
)y29
A PLEASANT RESORT FOR GENTLEMEN.
91HE undersigned keeps nothing but
Pare LIQII0M„ and first-chum Al.Ol and
Oki Genuemen visilingthe house need be
under no apprehension of meeting rough or die
orderly characters, as they are not countenanced.
cool quiet sitting room m the rear of the house,
can be reached tbrou.gitth_e_pritate hall.
Iylo.3nul D. frICRNMEN, No.lo Third et.
TO THE PUBLIC,
IGUIPECIIALLT the Ignorant and. Atli*
ra Modest Pons of all
di sor ders , denint
Lions, treat seaot. • and delicate m,
self abuse and diseases or staailons 00.14.. , r
mon and incident to youths of botli.saies, and
adults, single or married. Because In i Satissiatur
publishes the fact of his doing so, theignonuu and
falsely modest are dreaditillyehocked,Ard Quart if
a great very ixeraoral, and for contamination
and oorrn en ascngtinur_wives, premising sons
and da Tneiranolly:phyracian should be
cautious keep them in ignorance that they 41f ,
the same as Dr. BRAMITIIVP. (except publishing)
r Z ters.
lest a lucrative mates might be lost to them
amongstupid, tsb. mode , ' and presumptuous
born and raisetbilignoranoeiaProng KIP
as mushrooms, and who compare society, intwn•
f r e t : 3 =6ns., Ake., tads:Mars arid cestdaatt/Mella,tudi•
or illy gotten. It 10 t - ..1•00107,:lt _ _ ,Owever
that numerous parents and altre tetankrat
th a t thei r eons, daughters and
3 2 wanb
teebledckly and ofehealel6la4a
SP
tgmr restored t°b=at,PO rllBTraddes be) in lU izt
rialto through him have been awreennie.li gaming,
anxiety, mortification,: do. Having the lttiventam ~
of over thirty ye ars exPerfenPe and tb=
o tIM '
conseq t!
special a uen , hassuparicir alcidailll,lnthe i
f nd. who is y ..coustited.W.
the profession, as Well rooOnnrrintawa it!l respect
able citizeners, propriatora r qf ottaa r ao:
Moe 116:;unntaltdd street, -- neent Thandniketred,
Private communications(emelt patio of the Videos,
strictly attended to.' DisedtAr- • - - i
- ' ' *- 130X1100
, Mttdditai Mutt:aloe.
deUtdiwdst-
II Olir Br & M IrEV LE , ' ! i
186 Wood , Stiiscit; ..:, -
4
AXE -TOOLS' FOR= .BORING Om,
WALTZ fat' thir sho4eit - AppliWor liAtbS2o%'
bowlines& business& mnagtaga
ever ;we the "levee aril brake 4 : t*M ir 4
Persons about to engage uk the oil : #
will . be tri - thelrintarest
_to iiIIB 1 1 111 1reika;
- an exasalurAkat of Wur took nowanuan jab*
Ic -1:7 1 .-8 6; -
/Milt2llialaralignATlMEßE
AN_D
BLANK BOOK • 'mANUFACTUKtio,
Raab WfX2D4I2MKEN;
littsbargt44% , !
...A fail swinient of. Law, Medina :` and Mbrf
oelkneaus Boat, oonatantlr on band. , hg, ,
LA Dl' E;8 ' CONGRESS AtE*li:
GAITERS, $l4 6 Cq ~. ,
Lanes CONGUSS ROM tiAl.,,Tilsoutisst
LADIES CONGBRINA BM GAITKRB, - .111 `'
LAIN= 003(I8plei _KM GAITEINVOW, ,
At N 0.15 irifthlstreet I:' t,
, •
D. B. DEPPENINUMUGL :
9rEli CM' -Pangs icri.,76}-ceroi
.A.:- oentris i for a, paid 4ig rc oo l ok, eo3o
Fiench
iTterairD a r Oh anul - Berages . Ni# 2 l,r4 .
of other goodZ i rgtus, to vipaelnunntersa
Terros caw - - , ''', z.,' ,-,-, , ' e:, ,
ifBo CL RAMON 140474 Market streat. ;. -
bitireht , fr*:444 4 4.iiiPt
fo64 l ea tiat i
J yBl
"."
OBIKENT;--' 40 , ba rrels lq , 'Otatdict ‘oe..
meat juot received and tor WO by
jy3r- • 1112710(1 LLIEL
c..,,1il
iszoo_.boxe_lvreata434
. daTjaiesiiredatidtcaeasile - bi
". - - -• ?• ', , lfeartli- COLLINS,
D R ,, Y .. - R - ...., F ,, A., C . _ _
_HES: =2O sack bright Dry
Hat .77 - """ Tweivad and for Wo • - -
_r by
. HENRY H. deuan,
71811.-.
14 P ° . half havalaybite Fah;
11119WAPM-400 tnifthelt-Pen,
a in stare and for naletty rjeTztak
jr47 moor Minint and IrAsosto
VOlll4 SMALL 11 ir tz w irog : T e
4: Eibak, On Duquearia;:ifieffit, Vogt 's - strode
. an Court uud.4ll~. alio". -Beat"
$0,36 ds 6 Pat montib so a largndvi
r eilft
*a format. 43-OEFT/IBICHT4BOS I _
twat fa Market *eat* ',
10E4%1d and Velvet Ilia&
. !tfg
-
ix Ines, for sale by W. P.
- filitie46 ----
: Ai _ II
o tiq Beittiot4 n,,,,- ~
42teimgre i jt. white & Co.
t.,_, ,,, ,t,, ,,, .„. ,
--; , k--40,5 FIFTH :STREET.
~,,
_.
... , . , o.
1011A.'-.1% malin a further. reduction in
-1... a. pitt for Us purpose of dosing out th eir
smut - k '.P.1:,.-
1 0 4
All 1•W it ''- j Embroidered ilitozambiqUeo,
Fo , ...:41-.,, a Angels, plain M. Dalian_ ,si
FrtEneh .t.l , . tenets and Organdies, will be
11. , o( 11 0 33 peA-pli it leE a than former prices.
, . ~ .vik.l):NM,il hand a large stook of
IRISH LINENS,
Of their own importation onean. Also,
BLEACHED MUSLIN%
1,27 Std et In all widths, at old - riverr, -- ::: _ ..
okw -
Prr Ttpurtat, Fwd. Weritamo outosottAt R. mat- vi
.Pithttairsh, Atly 2 7 111 1.,; 186 0 - "Y .
DIIBLIC NOTICE I,a4prAygmetktiisat.
- animat e r ligaika4a46 4 ,nae l draii*
duly ant/UM* 4uSaftt•tbOt=Pilt,
Wayne lad Qii eakomitretaL'OMtitiqy 'mattrieit- -
for:pm:time of trattipallittiodlitiikl=fx
744 ittlgOi.PiYibg4tierefott,tweikt#ll . -
in me aid the remsinderin aurttVeetiterithtleinto
the mint mortrAgctiondaWittitafeCHAil*ftnify
about to be orgenized-mtder?e4itaireareed...upett
by the Corrunittesof ificiettbetdeo paxis o cab i sAuf
era of thenablattstmrghiFert Arvin anti k - Railroad . poMPart7A , OW 9 40 .berwkink- P r' -
Parties , holding suetColailla w1 11.11 3 , 4111tthi6 •
ditgerY..atithe titiut:Of , 4110.tunit eroi±fign _ ~ .. .N65'l:W
Fifth street . , TW.ll.' 3i ii R,
Attorney fur the' P_IMOII4.Mg Committee.
Jy27:lotd2p 4 ', 4 r.:ii"' -,'' '., . . , , ,
ABXBROtrE WitafAßlV'";
JEkai,
AMOR. iteAtEAT *4O
A 0 17-0.9 g. ,AVOTO
real#lo.4inbretnaiii4ii And
all stlick:lisys,beeo4lisbie*ot4mitg, itlifkOika
elseuthebs'are rerctitifthictrelkalto,A
Large variety
Prices Moderate-arid a atist s4finkAtfatlukte 4 d:, -, 1 4 -
- . • ; welliCElo9,sy4e
67 Fourth litreet,Vittimmail3-
-
READ
4-41' 4 )
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• ••,'-:.,:'7f•1% •4 -q-i5;,1
PROM W. 11. SCO
.21t4ititY
yoN AtosegzikutEa.:
Ism on my en*,
entire eatisfaetims. .thaVo.muchili9asW4lkAdlitag
my 'testimony for the benefit of.thneeirbolequire,
his services for the removelpl Denti*iir;. - z.„:"--,---
; • - BACOT% friAifiriViittint.
Flitsturgh, Jillylnh; / 8 4k: 4
:.
la .i.,...1 . 4 , ,5,- , ,,,: er ,, ,•:7,4 ; ?.. 1 .
~ ~.ni, : !,--f, . . ~. '; ,,, e.. -, t , ',.Alt
F,.. ?
Deal,
For some time I have sarfered - rhan`
contnund noise in the geadiAthieh-Othifielliiiiiit 4
considerable pain and annoysneer.- •FiebillibreLL I
therefore my duty to state POW 1/0..• ., V,0 I
IdOBZISHES has entirely4restoreelfif
and totally removed the -noise br hts - irekylikliat •
treatment. ••,' fi=6
F-40C : Ingh e 4
X& GRAIVT4s well linowirtlitnejazidite --
liance may be placed in what he statealtt theebove
testimoniaL • ? . 4 & s
a(11404%
no. 40 4411014011.4444,4
PJltiburgb, July 10th; 861. z; • `-,...1..i.• f., , i-z'44.4V , .' 4
EYE
NOISE IN, Tom,
D E . A: YIN - Ef
A.
,Zir • •
DR. F. VON:IOSe I
_ ... .
~,,,..,,,...„..:
OCULIST AND -- 'AVIIISIF
. . , (Late of the AttstrianAriny)... n .1,14 3 .v.0
Gives 'Me' entire stnifeleinsireit4iiipg - '''af
maladies of the EYE slid Icitgrkiiniring ..
in k
or surgical attention, tO reuorel*Kiiiiktli
Periens wishing Ito be ' Dented Vol'
DEAFNESS or llifPADiffkiire iIhPUI ,
withent furtherdelsy. They wittitri,`44
j :VV 1 ),.&1•..,
tit ' themselves and give.him tirdette.de- ' lOC
their ease , partionLirly as the SUNlAfga:..' ONTIES
are most,most, fa favorable in the treatteitrit,ftpe ., teM..Ol
the : E ND
, - ,4 ": '.l s*St. is g e
Ey A:- v.
_ .
From Ltie bondmanofteatioglutla.4l4
emu he enbioln a fess% to card:
Fs'As D
From an Old Weil ltuown-Chiuktu.
For toe last eight years iluivi.beeM deaf In My.
left ear, and:my rigut one Wawa deaf - ainitalsta
months ago. I resorted tolarietts Matta andlni
caned heavy expense liktilVteasolthg= to , lattalst
a elms, bullet no relief enrol*
in despair, I ceasedmy efforM-inAdaditettlaiLiAt
the earnest solicitation of mY,MandlOarinsloritt
was irideced to submit my case to. Dr. yptc.xos
St RUMEX As an , oldeitisettlandivi4ol=
here, I mo . at cheerfully thatheints'
me to otY Ilearinth 'Maur:Low ail perfeet sail& wail
forty years ago, Auld learnestiPrecommend all
agheled witheatnearte consult...Pr- V0.4 3 / 4 9.?
SCIIZIAVS. ;slim . `VORNrsEcar4sz i
comer of Grant and Bismuth streata.
Prrnonacur, May 2J, 1881.
Pittsburgb, Ps.
, .
)FROM JNO. WODEVITt,' ES Q.,
From the benefit my son derived of DB. VON
MO(HZISKRWS ekillfb trolitrilent t i-linsonmeh
pleasure in reeonimendipr.Alut Wait, aittllarly at
eted, as a nostaneeesefut t.
JOHN rrEvrnr, au 4?ii* -
k.)ratabursh;ayaga.
JOHN MVLOSEEEIT, Esq.,
• iharPsaav,tr.tytaum94-,Ra.1,.
AkM.' I
TaDB- r:ON MOS .. ..1154,1drefg,
ratehurgh.l-1 am happyt‘tinfoillnlAt4eff, 147
littie:danghter. who._has_Aamf l - fOlBuingwkv
yew, has,under youreddilltibikT
recovered., I feet qulte , ,nstie_ltedth* ea
Ymiring
would never have beelttef umewmni mmamft„
but to your treatment atonektabetakittedi - lOr
and I would earnestly'reeemmemialtieletekwith
deafness to consult you.atMies, . g- , ,v4 a _
Etespeettall.r,fottum. drd,44
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-1Y27 98 Market fgroti. and doordoont Fifth.
ioolafkoP•34 sub 4 - 6
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60 baxia CltilEdii'qistrec t,
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