.DAILY POST. fcnmnHU * «u, no. S 7 ROW, NEW YORK, and • STATE BUMtBUBIPg «r« oar mmt* far th« B**lj MMfelfffM fa thow oitiM. ulin u tkoitedto take Adrattaunenti and Subscriptions (or ua at our AaawW Jltm. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY CITT AIIHIfiIBOEHOOD INTELLIGENCE, ExhlfeiUau ofMr*. Beall's Sehooi We had the pleasure, on Tuesday even ing, of being present at the exhibition of the private school of Mrs. Sarah Beall, .on Pride street. A large number of the parents and friends of the pupils were in attendance who were greatly gratified at the manifest advancement of the pupils of the school. The exercises consisted of declamations, recitations, dialogues, mu sic and singing. All the little people seemed to enter into the Bpirit of the oc casion, and from oldest to youngest acquit ted themselves admirably. It was evident that their teacher had done her duty with perseverance, judgment and taste. lasnberdinatlea in the 115th Regiment. On Thursday evening last, a difficulty oc curred in the 115th Pennsylvania regiment, Col. Robert E. Patterson, which came near being attended with a fatal result.— The men nad arrived at the Bolton depot of the Northern Central Railway, from Harrisburg, where they had been acting as a guard to five hundred Confederate pris oners captured near Winchester, whither the regiment was on its return. . After the troope alighted from the cars at the depot, they were drawn np in line at “order arms,” when the command was given to “remove knapsacks ” All obeyed except an intox icated private of Company E, Captain A. Riley. This man, who bad been in the regular army, objected to the order, saying that it was irregular, and positively refused to comply. Upon persisting in his insubordi nation, Captain Riley rushed forward, and, after several passes, thrust him in the'arm and left breast with his sword, the latter being to the depth of ah inch, and at first considered fatal. The injured man was left at the depot, while the regiment pro; ceeded ot its .way. The soldier is recov ering from his wound. Fire*. At an early hour yesterday morning, a fire broke out in a stable on the corner of Point street and Duquesne Way, and be fore the alarm was given it had made con siderable-headway. Immediately adjoin ing the stable was a row of five two storv brick tenements, occupied by some ten families. Milo Ward, Patrick Martin, George Free, Martin Adly, John Bousing er, Henry Miller, and others, occupied tenements in the row. The houses are all built on leased proDerty, and were not in sured. The stable was owned by Mr. Ward, drayman, who had three horses, two of which were burned. The buildings were completely gutted, and most of the furniture destroyed. The origin of the fi re is unknown, but it is believed to have been the work of an incendiary. The -Vigilant was first on the ground and threw the first water. Yesterday morning the roof of a house on Diamond Alley, near Wood street, took fire, but was soon extinguished, with little damage. Allegheny Board or Control. The Board of Controllers of Allegheny held a-meeting on Tnesday evening at which the salaries of the teachers were fixed, for the ensuing year, at the same several amounts as last year. The school term was also fixed at the same length— the vacations being the satno as last year. . The following tax collectors were chosen: Simon Bnlford for the First Ward. John Sterrett for the Second Ward. A. C. Alexander for the Third Ward. James Graham for the Fourth Ward. Communications from Harper & Bros., relative to Wilson’s Series of Headers',and from A. H, English A Co., in reference to Dean’s Series of Arithmetic, were refer red to the Committee on Text Books. A proposition to allow one additional teacher to the Second, Third and Fourth Ward Schools, was referred to the Com mittee on Teachers and Salaries. Now Liquor House. We refer our readers to the advertise ment, in another column, of Henry W. Beaumont A Co., No. 83, Liberty street. The firm are well known to many of our citizens, being formerly of the Two Mile House and have, though but recently em barking in business, already built up a §ood trade. They sell all kinds of bran y, wine and gin of the best brands, fancy liquors and cordials and fine Jersey cider, for fhmily or hotel use, furnished in any desired quantity. They will supply hotels, taverns, steam boats.and families with the best liquors at moderate rates, —being content with small profits.' The firm has a good reputation as a fur-dealing house and will certainly succeed. - The Exhibition nt St. Francis* College The annuel literary exhibition at this in stitution, took place at Loretto, Cambsia county, conducted by the Franciscan Brothers, on the 26th ult. The exercises consisted of original orations, plays, reci tations and songs, pleasantly varied with music, well performed by the string band. The recitations were creditable, as, indeed, were all the exercises. A bountiful repast, provided by the_Brothers for their guests, followed, and then came the distribution of premiums, by Rev. Father Hayden of Bed ford, assisted by the pastor at Loretto. We have not si list of the premiums, but it will doubtless be published ere long. Our Anniversary Day Another 4th of July is about to dawn upon our country. Let every American citizen be and feel as patriotic as it is pos sible to.be. As a prequisite to making a good appearance on the glorious to-mor row we would recommend every body that will take our advice to go to Wm. Flem ing’s, No. 189 Wood street, and get one of his dress hats, which are really tne neplus ultra adornment of the head, Mr. Flem ing’s stock embraces all that may be class ified with his line of business. We say again call at Fleming’s, No. 139 Wood street Reported Capture of Two Hun dred Federal holdleru. A. report, which was veiy generally be lieved, was in circulation along the Balti more and Ohio Railroad, - near Piedmont, on Monday, to the_effcct that on Sunday last, Lieut. Col. Downey, of the 3d Mary land regiment, and two hundred soldiers were cultured by t|}e rebels at Moorefield. Lieut Col. Downey and two companies of hjs remment were commanding the post at Moorefield, when a portion of General Ew ell s rebel army camedown upon him, sur prising and captiring the whole force. Wtfitfbls lujurlea. Sergeant Lawrence Dilworth, Company C, 61st regiment who was wounded by the acoidentar discharge of a musket at Fair P.*H*>.” ne Bt b, died from the effects of his injuries, on Saturday last, in the milita ry hospital, Albany, New York. His body arrived in this city yesterday, and was conveyed to-the residence of his father, Mr Gem Dilworth, on Carroll street, Sec ond ward, Allegheny. ’ ■•Uor Inspector. Joseph French, Superintendent of the Wat«r Worki, has received his commission Inspector of Boilers for this port and entered onus duties yesterday. —- —— • vlllo BnUfond. Ait Irishman named Roger Coyne met with an accident last evening which must be fatal, if it has not already proved so. He was employed as repairer on the West ern division of the Connellsville Railroad and got upon the accommodation train, which lcavea the depot at G o’clock in the evening, to go to his house, nearthe Copper Works. He was standing -in the door of the baggage car, which was in front of the locomotive, and when but a short distance from the city he fell ont, with his legs across the track and the locomotive passed over him breaking the bones and terribly mangling both limbs. He was placed in a wagon and conveyed to the MerCT Hospi tal, where preparations were beingmade last evening to amputate bis legs. Recov ery was supposed to be impossible and death has ensued ere this. Coyne has a wife and nine children, who will be left almost destitute. Van Ambargh’s Menagerie. Our readers should not forget that this magnificent zoological exhibition is now open upon the Fai r Grounds, where all whe have a taste for natural history, will find abundant material for gratifying their curi osity, and adding to tneir stock of nsefnl information. A visit to this extensive and well conducted establishment cannot fail to afford substantial gratification to all, as the collection of animals is one of the fin est ever brought together upon either side of the Atlantic, and far superior to any thing of the kind which has visited this city for many years. The huge monster, Hannibal, looms up immensely from the farther end of the long pavilion as the spectator enters the doorway. Oil Exports. Last week there were exported to the British West Indies, from Philadelphia 1080 gallons coal, carbon oil, valued at S2GC. The following table shows the ex ports of the article since the first of the year: tiaL. Value. To British North Amorica... 1,000 $250 To Great Britain 1,G50,35D 206,601 To South America 300 130 To West Indies (British) 1,206 2C7 To West Indies (Spanish 0,021 4,:*£5 T«tal 1,051,877 $211,633 Mistaken in the Person. The Eastern papers, in sketching the late Lieut. Col. Sweitzer, of the 62d, speak of him as a graduate of West Point and a Captain of Dragoons in the regular army. The officer they refer to is Lieut. Col. Sweitzer, and aid to the Inspector Gen eral, attached to Gen. McClellan’s staff. Our Col. Sweitzer is a native of Fayette county, this State, has, resided here since 1810, practising his profession, the law, and was never in the army until he joined the 62d, in which he was commissioned Lieutenant Colonel. Catalogue. We have received the seventh annual catalogue.of the Pittsburgh Female College for 18G1 and 4862, from which it appears that the number of pupils connected with the College is 248, viz : resident gradu ates, 2; collegiate department, 7 9 ; pre paratory department, 141; primary depart ment, 0: musical, painting and other de partments, 21. The institution is in a very flourishing condition and deservedly so, as it is admirably conducted and ono of the best places in the country for securing a thorough education. Remember the Orphans. Readers are reminded of the Orphans’ Pie-nic, to take place nt Iron City Park on the 4th. An excellent band of music has been engaged, and the most ample preparations made by the Committee of Managers for an agreeable and pleasant day for all who visit the grounds. All the delicacies of the season will be served np at the refreshment tables at moderate cost. OH City Telegraph. A special dispatch from Franklin says : The ’extension of the telegraph line from Franklin to Oil City is being vigorously pushed forward. In a week or ten days, our friends the oil dealers, will be able to communicate direct from Pittsburgh to Modern Grease. The proprietor of the line is here giving the matter his personal attention. Sanford. Sammy is still :is great a favorite as ever, judging trom the audience which nightly tills Masonic Hall. He has a good com pany, all splendid musicians, who please more every evening. The burlesque ope ras are capital and the comic singing and dancing excellent. Sanford, deserves all his success, as he furnishes a first class en tertainment. New Ballad. Our townsman, J. W. Pope, is making for himselt quite a reputation as a ballad writer. His songs are much sought for and sung in many parlors. We have just received his last, a new ballad by himself, set to his own original music, entitled “Must you Leave Me." It is very pretty and will be popular. The Naiad Queen. This brilliant drama was produced last night to a good audience, in admirable style, with the finest scenery and stage ef fects. It was a complete success, being well acted throughoutand pleased all pres ent. It will be repeated this evening, when we advise a full attendance. Carneroaa and Dixey. These favorites continue to do a fine bu siness at Concert Hall, delighting all who hear them. Their comicalities are irresisti ble and keep the house continually in a roar. They offer a new and attractive pro framme for to-night. Don’t fail to go and ear them. Col. Blaek’s Body. Christopher Magee, Esq., yesterday re ceived a dispatch from Hon. J. E. Moor head, stating that he had learned that the remains of Col. Sampel W. Black were being embalmed and would be sent home. The Next County Fair. A' committee of the Allegheny County Agricultural Society has been appointed to consider the propriety of holding their next lair at Oakland, the present grounds nearer the city being considered unsuita ble. 300,000 More Men Wanted. The President is about to call for 300,- 000 more troops, bnt McClelland is not prepared to supply near the above number with boots, shoes and gaiters. However all that come will be attended to, no mat ter what the sacrifice is. Poatoflßee Notice. Friday next being the National Holiday,' the Postoffice will be open between tne hours of 7* and 8J o’clock, a.jb., and and 6£ o’clock, l*. m. Rend this, Ladles. If you want a hoop skirt for yourself or daughter, go to McClelland’s Auction House, 55 Fifth street, and get a bargain. Not Dead. ‘ ‘Cussewago,” the Chronicle correspond ent, states that Maj. Patterson, of the62d, is not killed, as reported, bat escaped all injury. Flzup for the Fourth. Buy your flags at Pittock’s opposite the Post Office. Pittebarsb Flog Co. are prepared to supply flags from five inch es to fifty feet. Depot opposite the- Boat Office, nttock’euewedsfOD Corrected for the I\xt by Feld A Lare, of the National Bank Note Reporter. (The Reporter is published monthly, al One dollar a year in adrance. Office Vie patch Building Pittsburgh, Pa.) Rates uncertain at present. PtTTSKtOH, July 2.1862. DUoomd, New England States. New York State.. New York City.. New Jersey...... Penniylrania, (Philadelphia). Pittsburgh, except specie .. paying. par Bank of Pittsburgh, prem. Iron City-Bank, prem Mechanics’Bank prem :. e@6>S Country Banks, except ‘Peoiepaying...... 'A Bank of Bearer Co., prem.. 3 Bank of Payette Co., prem.. 3 Franklin Bank of Wash ington. prem 3 Monongahela B’k.Browns- I rille, prem 3 | Delaware par District of Columbia...... ; a Maryland, Baltimore.* par __ * Interior 1%@2 wrgraia, Wheeling 1)4 * Branohes 3 __ " Interior 10(§-40 North Carolina 50 South Carolina r Georgia Alabama Louisiana Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Indiana, Free ** Bank of the State Illinois Wisconsin lowa Miohigan 1 Missouri 3@60 Canada, prem 2 Exchange gelling rates on New York and Philadelphia i cent, over bankable funds. Coin selling at 9(&10 cent, over bank able funds. Christ Church. This fine church haa for some weeks been undergoing renovation. It has been thoroughly cleansed and the frescoing re* newed, and will be opened for worship on Sunday morning, when the pastor, Kev. Sniveley, will address the congregation. DIED: On Wednesday evening, Joseph Bell, aged sev enty-six years and four months, at hie residence, Rich VaUey, Pa. The fu-eral will take place on Friday, July 4, 8 o'clock p. m. The friend* of the family are re speotfuUy invited to attend. loam MKTSB.. JOSEPH MEYER h SON, ■AXuraOTUKKRa or FANCY AND PLAIN FURMITURE dCHAVRS WAREHOUSE. 135 SMITH FIELD STREET. (Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.) PITTSBURGH. PATENT WRITING CASE f|l MIS CASE IS SO ABBA NU ED AS TO A, give the writer a table eisht by nine inches to write upon, will bold Pea and Peaell, India Rubber, mml Checkers, and yet will fold up so as to meaeuro only inches by 2 inches. For tale by W. 8. HAVEN, WOOD A THIRD STS. SUROSS WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Ferealeby GKO. A. KELLY. Druggist. W Federal street, Allegheny SPRING GOODS. ISOS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. WE HAVB MOW IM 6TOBE A COM PLETE stock of 6PRIMG GOODS, all new and desirable styles, which have been carefully selected in New York, with a-deaire to pleaso the most fiutideous, and comprising in all the various new fhbric and novelties of tbe season. We would respectfully solioit an aarly call from our patrons and the public, to test the menu oi the same or themselves. SAMUEL GREY 4c SOM, Merchant Tnllors, N*. 19 Filth Mrewt. WHITE LEAD, SO CAMEM CONCENTRATED EYE, For sale by GEORGE A. KELLY, mysB <8 Federal street. Allegheny. EMBROIDERY SALE, To commence on Monday, June 2d, Everything to be closed out at REDUCED PRICES. IN COMPLIANCE WITH OLDESTAB* LISIIKD custom ve will mark down and offer for sale in our Retail Department, our entire of EMBROIDERIEft AMD LINEN HAND* KERCHIEFS. Most of these food were bought in Job lota at very low prices, and having been shown only in oar wholesale romns.are perfectly fresh and clean. Bacb as are soiled we will sell at EXTRA LOW PRICES. Ladies who intend leaving the city thus sum* mer will find this a very favorable opportunity of supplying themselves with suoh articles as they may need. We beg leave to say that onr assort ment has never been better, and is just each a one at will meet the requirements of a first class city trade. As onr new room will be open next week, our customers will find it mud* more pleasant to se lect goods than it hat been heretofore. Joseph Horne, 77 & 79 MARKET STREET. j. 2 OPEN AIR GRAPE CULTURE. A PBiCTICiI TtBATISI ON THX Garden and Vineyard Culture of the Vine, AND THE MANUFACTURE OF DOMESTIC WINE. Designed for the use of ana. teura and others in the Northern and Mid dle States. Profusely illustrated with new en gravings from carefully executed designs, verified Bv direct practice. By JOHN PHIN, author of * Essay on Open Air Grape Cultnre, to which was awarded the First Premium ef the American Institute. To which is added a selection of Ex amples of American Vineyard Practice, and a Carefully Prepared Description of the Celebrated Thomery Swtem of Grow Outturn Price |l 00. Sent free of postage, upon receipt of piioe. J KNOX j«l6 No. 99 Fifth atmt, Pittsburgh. ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS, BY HAIL, POST PAID. Treble., or E strings, 4 lengths, bat quality... 20. Seeonda, or A 3 bnt Italian... lne Thirds orb 3 hart Italian... ]sc Fourths or 0 - 1 “ Dura Silver... 50e Beet quality Fraaoh or German Ist, Id. 8d and 4th Strings, each......... ...... 100 Bert quality Guitar D; A and H, silver strings, Second'«^ty''GttiUr'by'A"andTS,''iiuVauf *** ' (trines, amch ...... iQg Bart quality Violineello A and A aaoh 20e JjfeiJsdtoauy address port°paii cm raoeTp the mousy. Strawberries for Canning. wrQwnm non rmm ounih nrs>uen«iß ay m mow city Wr COLLEGE, eomer of Peanaad 6LClair ttreeta, Thursday morning it XI a. m» BUSINESS CUSTOMS. HEIRY W. BEAUMOHT& 00., FORMERLY OP THE TWO.NILE HoUSB, dealers in Fomgnßrandies, Wines, and Gins; also, Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild Cherry, and Ginger Brandies, Old Monongahela. Rye, and other Whiskies, Jamaica Rom. Supe rior W ine Bitters, Ac. Mo. 63 liberty street, Opro'ite Fourth, street, Pittsburgh, Pn. Hotels, Taverns, and Families supplied at mod erate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider for fam ily or hotel purposes. jy3-6md f BATHER BELTING—TO BET THE li best quality of New York make, well stretched, and at New York card prices, call at the LEATHER STORE of M. DELANGE, 233 Liberty street, opposite head of Wood. jy3*tfs GUN BELTING. * EXTRA HEAVY LACE LEATHER of superior New York manufacture, foreale at the .Leather Store of N. DELANGE, 233 Liberty streetopposite head of Wood. jy3-tfe Hides- a prime lot of select. ED Dry Upper Leather Hides, just received and for sale at N. DELANGE, 233 Liberty street opposite head of Wood. jy3-tfe rjIIIE NEW FLEXURE SKIRT. EATON, MACRUM & CO par . par ... 5$CO Invite the aitenti-ui of the Ladies to the Patent Flaxuri* Skirt It gives a graceful and elegant form, and entire satisfaction to the wearer. They have also on band a supply of that favorite FRENCII SKIRT, known <ts the CRINOLINE DRAPEIUE. They also in rite the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS to their stock of lower priced SKIRTS, manufactured expressly to their order, and sold at Eastern prices. WHOSE CHOIC E 6ITE6 FOR COIIN 1. TRY residence* in LINDEN GROVE, Oak land. are offered for sale. A branch of the Pitts burgh and Kelt Liberty Railway runs into the centre of the plot. The lots contain one-half acre and upwards. T%rins only one-tenth cash, and one-tenth annually, Apply to V.O. LESLIE. jyU-lmd At Oakland Station. .AHTBOHT HITKB Allegheny Bridge Dividend. THE PMEfIIIDKMT, NANAUEBh, St Company for erecting a Bridge over the Al legheny river, opposite Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny, have this day declared a Dividend of Four per cent, on tho Capital Stock of the Company, out of the earnings of the last six m> nthfl, which U payable to Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on or after the 11th instant. \YM. KOSEBURU, Tress. Pittsburgh, July Ist. IW2. jy2 3t*tst HOOP SKIRTS, AI.L SIZKS. FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. AT THK S\SIM HALL AM HOfllS, 65 FIFTH STREET. jy2 sad Inkstand, hHIRABIiE AND NCARCR ARTI . " CLES, Just received by Express. Marrow Trimming Ribbon*, all o>lor*. Marrow Black tiulpure tares; Marrow Black French I«accs; Grenadine and Thraue Veil*, all colors: Jet Bound Plunder., Ac. EATON. MACRUM A CO.. jy2 IT Fifth street. Checker Board, It E J 1 F, n It E It ! The only t ' buy NEW AND DESIRABLE BOOTS AND SHOES A T 11 A I. L’’ 1* U I 0 K, CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE. Mo. 62 Fifth street. The goods ore NOT Old Stock. All Fresh. New, Durable, and Made to Order, jy2 Boehm flute nolo. By J. S. COX, At Concert Hall to-night. jc3o ||OOP MKIRTft a© NEE E F. DIXEY to-uight AT CONCERT hALL. PIIHK PARTNERSHIP lIERETO- M. FORK existing between JOSHUA RHODES and JAB. D. VKKNER. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will use the name of the firm in settling up the business. JOSHUA RHODES, JAMES D. VERNIER. In retiring from the Brewing Business, I cheer folly recommend my former partner to my friends and the public. JAMES D. VEKNER. Jodhun Rhodes, (6uoeeaor to Rhedee A Verner,) Will continue the Brewing and Malting Business at the old stand, comer Daquene Way and Bar* ker’s Alley, and respectfully solicits a oontinu* ance of the publie patronage so liberally bestowed on the late firm. JOSHUA RHODES Pittsburgh, July 1,1862. iyl-30td j£AT, PASTE, RAT PASTE, In offering this article we wish it distinctly un* derstoodthat it is mo Hnmbog, gotten up to deeeive, but on the eontray is the best and most effeotuu Vermin Destroyer and Rat Killer, ever discoveied. Its advantages are over all others, that It is one half cheaper, It is free from Poison: Tt brings Vermin to the air to die,. It prevents them from dying in the premises, It will when used according to the directions. Completely banish Rats from the premises In a Single night. Is is preferable in every respect to any and all Vermin Destroyer now in use. If it does not prove effectual in every instunce, banishing them in a single night, Banishing them in a single night, money refunded in every instance. On account of the celebrity of this article, many worthless imitations has been gotten up, only to deceive, to avoid imposition, ask for aati take no other thar* the Rat Pa»»t«, Rat Paste, Rat Paste, JONEPICmiINU, corner of the Diamond and Market streets. Country dealers supplied nt the lowest prices. jeSO KDOBE’S DIHTILLEKY, , 189 FIRST STREET, Two men to ran an engine, with some expe rience in (rinding train. je23-tf piPLOYXEXT. Wanted, a competent man, to aet as Agent lor a new and valuable Catholic work, published under the patni^o^Arcbb^Hujh-. joNMt *® Blth *tveet, over Telegraph Office. IjIDWABD L boIPDM, Atternsy am* JCdCoansrtor at Law. Kittaanh*, Armstrong _N.B.—Thtanssttlsd hawwamcfthelate tom of SrßL&Mk** koslt—iidtooxatMtvely r l 4'aWarrnotW' EATON, MACRUM A CO., MO, 17 Fifth street. COUNTRY HOMEB* M.-CLELLAND’S AI'CTION. Dissolution of Partnership. \V A NTED . TO-DAY’S ADVDBTXSDKnm ORPHANS’ CELEBRATION, FOURTH OF JULY, IRON CITY PARK. Adsnlaaioa 10 Cant*. No Bills token »l tbe Gate. jy3 I Brand,-, Winn, Old Bye WhU . ky, Jamnlra Rum. fob sale by the bottle, by * YYilliam Bounott, *' J NO. 180 WOOD STREET. ; - jy3-3t ♦*# t t * NO 8HOW! NO HUMBUG ! XOTHIXG REPRESENTED BUT FACTS! Highly important to all. young and old, suffering from weakness of sight. If you wish to experience great relief, try the world-renowned Russian Pebble Spectacles. Purchasers will continue to Und perfect »ati*f*c~ tion by trying these Spectacles. So'd only by J. DIAMOND. Optician. No. 39 Fifth street. Post Building. The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames, if desired. 4V Beware of Peddlars und Pretenders. jy3 SHOES FOB THE FOUBTH. A DIES’ SHOES AND GAITERS. GENTS’ GAITERS AND BOOTS. BOYS* AND MISSES* WEAR, A. S' CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. At DIFFENBACHER’S No. 13 Fifth street, near Market. PITTSBURGH FLAG MANUFACTURING CO. 78 FIFTH MTREET, (Opposite Poet Office.) Grand National Celebration FOURTH OF JULY, ISM. DECORATE TOUR IIITU.DIXGS! In view of the extensive preparations being made to celebrate the ooming 4th of July, we are manufacturing a large variety of Flags, which, for BEAUTY 7 . DESIGN. Ind VARIETY OF* SIZE, are unsurpassable. DEPOT* sth RTREET, Opposite Post Office. JOHN W. PITTOCK, jyl Agent for Company. A FACT WORTH KNOWING, THAT JOSEPH BORLAND. 99 Market street, sell* tho cheapest and best Boots, Shoes and Gaiters in the City. Give hint a call before pur chasing elsewhere. je2ft LOS T. ON WEDNESDAY .MORNING, IN the neighborhood of the Cathedral, a pair of Geld Nnertaf If*. The finder wilt be suitably rewarded by leaving them at this office. je2B Revo i.vkk.h and pintolm at Auction—Thursday evening, July 3d, at at the Masonic Hall Auorion House. 3.1 Fifth street, will he sold 2 Revolvers und oue pair of Pistols. T. A. McCLELLAND, jy2 Auctioneer. FOUND. Akim of money, which can be hud by culling ut it Fourth street, by prov ing property und puying charges. jyl-Jtd PATRICK Mc(U r IRK. MKK The be.it Troupe of MINSTRELS in the world. CONCERT lIALL, TO-NIGHT j’-'U 44 | INGERINBLIKNFILKKPOME/* M-A by IKA PAYNE, at Concert Hull to night. je!W SMITH & PITCAIRN, MEKCIIAWT T.VIIiOItM, NO. (H ST. C'ULIB BTBEET. 11 HAVEL. FELT. AND CANVAS ROOFING. IUATEBIAIH COX'HTAXTI.Y D.V xYN. hand, fur rale with instructions; Alsu IRON SATURATED EOR ROUES. Our work is not to be excelled by that of uny Hoofer in Western Pennsylvania. E. F. SHOPE, M SmitbOeld st, jeiVJwd PittsburKh. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! VERY LAHOE NTOfK OF SUMMEB DRESS GOODS, CHEAPER THA .V EVER HEARD OF IN THIS CITY. BV.ACK ttll.lt VERY CHEAP. BLACK SILK SHAWLS A SACQUES. WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS, HOSIERY AT A BARGAIN. DOMESTIC GOODS Ol>oai> Bor Cnali. C. HANSON LOVE & CO, 74 Market Street. iel6-d*w To DoeUroy—— Rete, Roaches, &o. To Destroy ■■■ MicciMoloa and Ante. To Destroy Bad Bug*. To Destroy M oths in Fun. Clothes, Ac. To Destroy Moequitoce and Fleas. To Destroy— lnsect* on Plante and Fowls. To Destroy ■ 1 Instate on Animals, Ac. To Destroy Every form and fpeoiee of Vermin The *Omly IsMIiUo lMMilcaknawn * "Free from Poisons.’' “Not dangerous to the Human Family/’ “Rats do not diaon the premises.” “They come off out their holes to die.” Jb/d £vetyiokerr~by ... AU Wbolksalsß Deugoists in tho large cities,: nnd by Druggists, Grocers. Storekeepers and Re tailers generally, in all Oountry Towns and Vil lages in the United States. B/A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., 11. R. SELLERS Jt CO., and others Whelesala Agents at Pittsburgh Country dralers can order as above. Or address •lireot—lor for Hggg} £1 T AE. Principal Depot. 4KS Broadway, New York. jet-Rndowis UC aCARTERHANTERN* WAI • Hants, AND OTHER CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT. Boughtby mnBIMH TBIH COMPANY, je2K»md JOHN D. SCULLY, Cuhkr. PlfifiElJl IT*— TO ARRIVE,ARB ior.aleby JIS jE-^.OOLIJHfIL Mg jg»i wr on *p- \SSm •_ VAN AMBURGH ft CO’S Mammoth Hrnagerir AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION, Comprising THE MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLKCTIO Living Wild Antmaln, ever brought together in liny traveling exhibi tion, either in Europe or America, will oxhlMt iu Pittsburgh, AT THE FAIR GROI-ND, ON WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY SB. fd, ftta and Stb. Doors open on the 3d, 4d and otu at half past 1 ana 7 o’clock P. M., ON THE FOURTH, Doors will be open at 9 o’clock in the moraine and continue open through the dajr and evening. Performances by the Trained Animals, and w Dens of Lions and Tigers will be given at 10 A. M., 1,4 and S o'clock P. M. Admission 39 cents. No Half Price. HYATT FROST Manager. Pittsburgh. * THIS IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT, greatly enlarged and entirely refitted for the pre sent season at an expenditure of $105,000, is the only purely xoologieal exhibition in tbe country, ana being entirely unconnected with any circus or other performances of questionable char acter, will be found Eminently Moral and Instructive in its tendency, and worthy of the patronage of the most refined and intellectual portion of the community. To tbe young it offers an inexhaust able fund of pleasing information, while tbe old and middle aged wilt find in the vast collection of BABE BEASTS AND BIRDS, from every quarter of the ghbe. many species of of animated nature, which will be new to them, and which they may never again have an oppor tunity of witnessing. THE COLOSSAL PAYILLION, capable of holding 6,000 people at one time, is an exhibition of itself, while the splendor of the cages and the elegance of all the appointments cannot fail to impress the beholder with the live liest emotions of wonder.and delight. At each exhibition a variety of MOST PLEASING PERFORMANCES, more wonderful than any feats of the circus arena, will be given by tbe HIGHLY TBAINED ANIMALS, for which the establishment is celebrated, in cluding THE ENORMOUS ELEPHANT HANNIBAL! THE PERFORMING ELEPHANT TIPPOO SAIB PONIES, MONKEYS. MULES. Etc. Mods. Davis, a pupil of THE GREAT YAN AMBUBGH, will enter the Dens of Lions, Tigers and Leopards. will be given on Wednesday morning, when the entire establishment, including the GOLDEN TRIUMPHANT CHARIOT, containing Otto Horn's Cornet Band, and all the gorgeously decorated cages and vans, forming a GRAND PROCESSION. ONE MILE IN LENGTH. led by the renowned Van Amburgh in person, (who will thus afford ocular demonstration that he "still lives," notwithstanding the numerous reports t»f his huviog been torn ia pieces by wild beasts.) will pass through the principal streets, in order that the public may iudtre for themselves us to tho extent and unparalleled eo.-t of this great v.O’dogical enterprise. je24-lltd MASONIC HALL, ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMRN’CTNt; MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 30, SAN FORD’S 01*111C A I'KOI'FK. cnyriHPiNw thk i.RAptyn mkhskkb of RI'NKKV * XKWrOKB’S, ANI) Kt'X liLK’H XIGIITINGAIiFA, Forming tho Largest Troupe ami Rest Talent WILL AI'PKAB IN THEIR chaste and varied entertainment, as given at their OPERA IJOUSK in Philadelphia. The perforuiaaoe consists of New Bongs, New Panees, CheroMs, tilem, Burleequce. Original Jokes, Beautiful llallful*, 4cc. f dc.. Arc. Admission 25 cents. Children IS cents. Doors open at 7% o’clock, to commence at 8. je2B K. S. HANFORD, Manager. CONCERT HALL. ONE WEEN ONLY. Oommenoing Monday Even’g, June 30, CABHCROSS A DIXGY’S MINSTRELS, NHMBEBIN'G 16 NTAR PERFORMERS. In their chaste and varied entertainment, as given by them at their OPERA HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA. IJtHE PERFORMANCE CONSISTS OF NEW BONOS, DANCES. BUrfLESOIJES. OMOINAL JOKES. BEAUTIFUL BALLADS* 4c., 4c., 4c., Maxing in all the best performance ever pre sented to the public. Atfmlnelou 29 cento, Children 15 center Doors open at commence at 8 o’clock. Ticketc for sale at all the principal Hotels and Music Stores, and at the door on evening of per* formance. Gentlemanly ushors will be in attendance to conduct Ladies to seats. TUOS. G. FUN&TON, j«24-Ilt Agent. PITTSBURGH THEATRE. Laian a»dMak*oix .WM. HENDERSON. Fuel* or Ashissiok.—Private Boxes, $5 00: Sin(le Se»t in Private Box, $1 00; Parnuetteand Dm. Circle, chxira, 50 cents; Family Circle, 2r cents; Colored Gallery, 25 emits: Colored Box** 50 cento; Gallery 15 conte. THE BEAUTIFUL XAIAD THE BEAV'TIt'I'L. XA LAU «|UEEN. After weeks of preiiaration. Alter weeks of preparation. Will be prod lie Ml To.Xigbt. Will be prodne nl Ts-Sl*lil. C. J. FOSTER AS SIR RUPERT. C. J. FOSTER AS SIR RUPERT. ETTIE HENDERSON AS THE QVEBN. ETTIE HENDERSON AS THE QUEEN. THREE PERFORMANCES ON THE FOURTH. NACIIUEN, NEW SACIJtILS. NEW SAC4UES. UOK I’OIXTN, I.A«'E I’lllXll'S. LACK POINT*. Liu: CIKWLAHB. WITH MiTOBL lACE t IMVIAIW. WITH NLEEVES. UCE CIRCULAR*. W ITH NLEEVEN, SACQUEB il-oux HI SO to #4.. CLOTH SACqUEB, FROM S 3 00 AND UPWARDS. LIGHT COLORED CLOTHS For SACQUES, in plain and Fancy Colors. HEW BTJLES IH DBEBS GOODS. Jiitspemd asl / Very Cheap. ./ CHECKED AHDBTBIPED BUMMKSsILXE FOR 37)i CENTS. •' W. A D. HtJaCB, ' MMrmOiaHlMkMIlHMt MI AMPtmava. A PUBLIC PARADE now traveling. aim muuanroi. POET OF PITTSBURGH, ARRIVED. Franklin, Bung, Brown*trill., dalintin. Ctok. Brownrollla. l'srthenia, Brown, Ginoiuna'ti. Linden, Hart ar; gt Loais. New York, Giliioro, St Lotus. DEPARTED. Brownsville. (lalUtin, Clerk, g 0 Col. Bayard, Problem Rtiubrth. Little Martin. Brown. Wheeling. Cricket No. ?. McMutus, CinoiimaU. IR7* Thu River—Last evening at twilight than were 8 feet 5 Incite* water in tbe cba&aei and rising. Weather showery. * new light draft steamer, Silver Lake No. 3, Captain Willoughby, leavae to-day for Cincinnati and Louisville. Our very attentive friend. Capt Mellon, is in the office WtUT' The first-class passenger steamer Melnott*, Capt C A Dravo,leavefl forStLoulsaad the Upper Mississippi on Wednasday poeitiveiy. Thu brat has been fitted up in a rerTsupei ii.iL manner. No expense ba* been spared on her. Cant Drovo knows bow to fit up a brat about right, and how to run one. B&P Our advertising columns announce that the ftvorite steamer St Louis, Captain Reno, leaves for St Louis and St Paul on Wednesday. This boat has been placed in complete order for the summer trade Capt Seoley will be found in the office Our best wishes attend boat.and of ficers S&“ Tho favorite packet Citizen, Capt. It Calhonn, leaves this day for Cincinnati and SL [■onis This boat has unsurpassed accommoda tions and vary attentive officers Capt Caaghey. who ha* charge of the office, will take good can of passengers For Cisroinati sad UowlaTlHe. TUESDAY. JULYB.SP.M arm FIRST - CLAIM PAS. jHBRiC SENDER steamer GOLDEN ERA, Terry Commander, will leave for tho above end intermediate ports, ae per announcement For freight or passage apply on board, or to J7b. LIVINGSTON A C 0„ I yo Agents. Vpper Miaalaslnpi River Pocket. For ML Paul Direct. SATURDAY. JULY », 3 P. M. WjdSk THE FIRST- CLAMS PAS ■BBC SENGER steauicrLlNDEN, J. A. larton commander, will leave for the above ports as per announcement. For freight or passage apply on board or to jy3 J. 11. LIVINGSTON A CO., Agents. For Cincinnati. Lonisvillr, Cairo, uri Sb UonlH. SATURDAY. JULY 3. «w.oT—h. THE REGULAR PASSES- HsSOHC OER packet CITIZEN. R. Cal ■onn commender. will leave positively as an nounced above, For freight or passage anpiy on board jyZ For Wheeling;, Marietta d Walllpalle For Beaver, Nlenbenville aad Wheeling. „.sfbTM PACKET BTRAKRR BoWk Lisxie Martin, D. T. Brown, com mander. leaves- for the above ports Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 12M. For freight for passege apply on board or to , J. COLLINS A <X)., and WM. HASLKTT, Agents. Regular Tuesday Packet For • Marietta and Zaneaville. THE FIFE PAHHMIR steamer Fd MA QRAIIAM, Cep M unroe Ayers, commander, leaves Pittsbarg every TUESDAY, at 4 p. m.. and Zaneevi every FRIDAY at 8 a. m. Forfrmjhloyragjg^on^drato REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET. 4PM THE ELEGAIT SIDE JMbBBL Wheel passenger steamer UN DINE, John Woodburn commander, will leave for the above ports every Tuesday, 4 p. In, Fer freight or passage apply on board or to JOHN FLACK. WM. HAZLETT, or J. B.LIVns'GSTON A CO. Agents. For Cincinnati, Cairo, fit Louis, Gale na, Dubuque, and St Paul* FRIDAY, JULY 4.4 PM h.-Bf k THE FIRST-CLAM PAS JHHIm SENGER steamer ST. LOUIS, A S Reno commander, will leave for ihe above ports as announced. For freight or panage apply on board, or to .lAS. COLLINS & CO.. JNO. FLACK, W. HAZLETT. and J. B. LIVINGSTON A 00, Agents. jy3 For Cincinnati aad LestfaTitle. THIS DAY. JULY 3.4 P M wxdEN THE BILVEBLAKE NO. *, JIBHMr. Willoughby commander. Jamas Mellon clerk, will leave for the above and inter* mediate ports ns per announcement. For freight or passage apply on board or to jy3 J. B. LIVINGStON A CO, Agents. For CtsselssssaM. Cairo, I■•■la. 6a lena, Dakn.ie and St, Paul. FRIDAY, JULY4.SP.M. STEAMER MELKOTTE. rBBC Capt Chas A Dravo, will lsara aa per announcement. The Melnotte has bean tho roughly overhauled and repaired. J B. LIVING: TON A CO, and »3 JOHN FLACK. Agents. STEAMBOAT AGENCY. WM. HAZLETT Uss opened an oKoe at WO. 80 WATER STREET, When ha will transact a General Steamboat Agency business, and would 1011011 a sharo of vat: ronage from steamboat men. apM-lyd— Loretta Springs, Cambria County, Pa cmiATID OR the aumiiht Mountain, near Loretto, 4 miles from Cnu* eon' Station, Pennsylvania Railroad, Cambria county. Pa., will be open for the reception of Via* itora _ m On the 25th dny of Jim. An excellent Bond of Music will be in attend ance during the season. For circulars and further information, apply to FRANCIS ATgSSoNB. jelS-dtsepl Proprietor. Army tcaksteks-wamted im mediately, 10# experienced teamstsrs, for aerriee in the “Mountain Department.”** Wages $99 per month and one ration per diem. Tranaportation will be furnished to their destina tion. Apply to A. MONTGOMERY, Major and Quartermaster U.B. A. Office Quartermaster U. S. A., No. 349 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Pa. mjr2S»tf The Philosophic Burner. HAYDERV MEW DOEHE-ACrm Philosophic Burner for Carbon Oil is now ready. It poefieaaea many advantages over the Common Burners. 1. It makes a large or small light with perfect combustion. 2. It will burn any quantity o! oil withJgJgQr^ 3. It can bo used with a long or short ektefiniy; 4*. It can be used as a taper night-lamp, ji,- f>. It can always be made to bum economically* 6. It is more easily wicked than any other burner. 7. It eon be trimmed and lighted without re moving the cone. 8. It throws all the white light above the oone. 9. The chimney cgn be removed or inserted without touching the glass. Them burners are the common No. 1 size, nnd can be put on any lamp now infuse. Every per son using Carbon Oil should have a Philosophic Burner. Price 25 cents; per dozen #9. Sold at No. 82 FOURTH street, PiUsburah. ‘ ■' • ■ j«2Mydw P.IUIDBX. EASTERN CARRIAGES, MES&tWAGftNS, EAMTERN SECOND-HANDED, TWO. SEATED Carriage-top Buggies and Light Buggies, without tops, will positively be sold at tho lowest prices, to suit the times, rarticuiarai tention paid to repairing. SRI. JOSEPH WHITE, Lawrenoeville. Pehn street, near the Two* Mile Kun. inyliltfmd V EEP IT BEFORE YOU, JR. SAVE YOUR MONEY when you can and get a BETTER PIANO. Get the thing itselt well as name; one that is light aad elastio ,touch, that will nut ache your wrist and fingers u a PIANO to day and to-morrow Jow fur cash ur approved acceptances. Call and be -convinced. WISE A BROTHER. mya» Manufacturers. 11E Wood street. rnceiH extbacted without •-FAIN by the dm of an appaiatu vhnb no lyip or galranic battaiy an need. )(«u -ul staUemen and their tatoiliee bare their teeth aitnosi bymyprocae.andareraady toteetifr at to the safety and Mtoleameea oftheepwatioii wheteyornwbeen nhidby penana intametad in assertio* thecesJfSry. hnvingno knowledge of m j P Wb&Tip&AL TEETH inerted in ayery nojfly-to l^P^StMeWefeaet. ifrO DOZEN HOSXETIEH’B BITTRBa. -aasKJBBw. » tor ale by ndlt THUD m fiJSSeteSstt" diMoShool - ® CMMriaSketeriFiMtstrMM. mmiT mi rOVNBS FOB BALK " HENRY u. COLLINS. lit
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