HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA. 1(
WASHINGTON, July I. ,
To Hon. E. M. STANTON, Serieg:try ~1
War
The cavalry expedition 1 directed Gen.
King to send out on the 19th has returned.
they left Fredericksburg at 7 P. M. on the
19th, and after a forced march during the
night made a descent upon the Virginia
Central Railroad at Beaver -Dam Creek,
twenty-five miles west of Hanover June•
tion and thirty miles from Richmond.
They destroyed the track for sever::' miles.
together with the telegraph burned
up the--railroad which contained 40,000
rounds of musket ammunition, I oil barrels
of flour and much other valual•!, : , roperty
and brought in a Captain :VII , was in
charge a prisoner. The who:, country
around was thrown into a great state of
alarm. One private was wounded on our
4A/de. The cavalry marched eighty mile
in thirty hours. The affair was success
Jul, and reflects high credit upon the corn
mending officer and his troops. As soot
as the full particulars are received I will
transmit to you the name of the command
ing officer of' the troop engaged.
NM. sir. very respectfully, your Mt
•rvant. JOHN POPE,
_Maj. Ceti. Commandin g
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A% ros., duly 21.--The burning of
the railroad bridge over Popedam river
was caused by a mistaken idea of some of
the soldiers instead of any order entinating
froM Gen. Banks or the commander of t he
expedition, (len. Hatch. The river, how
ever, is probably at this season at many
points near the bridge so low that its de
struction can be a mattor of no great im•
portunce either way.
Arrivals from Sperry ville report that
there has been almost daily skirmishing
between Seigel's pickets and the rebel
scouts near the Gan at Luray and that sev
eral of the enemy have been killed.
They also report that a reconnoisanee
in force from Gen Segel's command, was
made on %Wednesday towards Madisomand
several guns are reported to have been
heard in that direction by travelers. The
same day a party from Winchester by wai
of Front Royal, report that the guerrilla,
have paid frequent visits to the principal
routes leading thither and in the vicinity
of Strasburg and Middletown. All the
stores at the latter places hare been re
moved to places of security.
The following changes hav• - •re;•ent ly been
made in Banks' corps: Brig. nen. Anjur
to the command of the second division.
vine Gen. Sigel. transferred to the com
mand of nuother corps: Brig. neu tra l
Prince to the first brigade: Brig. Gen. il.
S. Greene to the second brigade of the
same; Gen. Cooper, formerly in eommand
of the first brigade, has been assigned to
duty at Frederick
Four companies of the Bucktail have
Rifles are now encamped in this vieMity,
commanded by Capt. 1I Donald. Their
ranks are thinned by the various hloody
battles that they have passed through, but
they demand to be again led to the battle
IfA ILIUSItr ac, July 21.—The most enthu
siastic meeting ever held in this vicinity
took place here this evening. Though the
notice was short, the capacious court house
was filled to overflowing. Governor Cur
tin, assisted by Mayor Kepner and Joh n
Brig.'s, presided. Eloquent address!,
were delivered by his li:xipllency.- the
Governor, Judge Pin-neon, C. K ankle
Wm.. H. Miller, A. J. lierr. Bev. Frinik.
lin Moore and others. -
Over six thousand dollar s were rai=i'd in
a few minutes for ;he purpose of encour
aging volunteers enlistments in this
and county by paying to each man, indr-
pendent of the Government bounties, the I
mint of Sr.itr. The enthusinsin wag iiii e, i
and a sure precursor that the peopl-• are
awaking and realizing the danger.: !lint
beset our Government.
I'UESDAY MORNING, JULY 22
GiTi AND NEIGI1B91:1100D
FILE PAPERS WANTED
We need a number of papttrs to coot
plete our files, for which NVII will pay lib
orally at our cotintittg ntotti. They ttre
follows: 1861—Nov. Ist. 211, 7th, tith
21st, t2O 2111,, (2,
December ,;t h, 11th, 23ii. 25th, 20.;th
27th, 301 h; 181:2—.1anuary 131,
(2,) 14th
A Camp near Pi tts bu rg
Mr. R. H. Hartley, who returned fron,
Harrisburg on Saturday, states that (ov.
Curtin is disposed to extend to this sec
tion every facility for the formation of new
regiments and The filling up of old ones.
He is much pleased with the patriotism of
our citizens, and is prepared to second
their exertions, in every passible way, in
putting our quota in the field. A camp
for recruits will be established here, and
an officer will he sent on to locate it at
once. In a short time an extra session of
the Legislature will be called. for the pur
pose of getting the necessary authority to
offer a bounty of $5O for each recruit. In
selecting officers the claims of soldiers
who have seen service will he preferred,
and no commissions will be issued to in
competent or intemperate persons; the
wishes of the men will also he considered
in choosing officers, as flir as consistent
with the public good. These prompt meas
ures will at once give an impetus to re
cruiting here, and after the people are
stirred up' to action by the meeting on
Thursday, enlistments will go on rapidly.
Musical Arrangements for the
Mass Meeting.
The following correspondence has taken
place between the Committee of Arrange
ments for the approaching war meeting
and Prof. J. I'. Wamelink :
MERCHANTS' EXCHAYOE, Jl'4 EOl.-7'o
Prof. J. T. Wanzelink:—Dear Sir:—The
undersigned begs leave to request that you
will organize a musical corps for the pur
pose of •rendering the " Star Spangled
Banner," and other national songs, at the
mass meeting on Thursday next.
Very respectfully,
Trios. M. LlowE. Chm•n.
RomlT. FINNEY, Seep.
In compliance with the above request—
to which I most cheerfully yield-1 most
respectfully solicit all the musicians and
amateur singers of the cities and neighbor
hood to meet on Wednesday evening next,
at 7!} o'clock, at Masonic Hall, for the
carrying out or the said patriotic object.
Entrance at private door of the Hall.
J. T. W.utrusg.
The Great 'lass Meeting,
The executive committee having in
charge the details oft he mass convention
on Thursday met yesterday afternoon, but
the proceedings were unimportant. A
poem by Rev. J. F. MeClaren, entitled
Rally, Freemen," was referred to Mr.
Slack, of Allegheny, to be sung at the
meeting under his direction. The sub
committee was authorized to erect five
stands on the Common, to be occupied on
Thursday by persons authorized to enlist
recruits. A committee was also formed
to receive delegates from abroad at the
Board of Trade room. The chairman was
requested to issue, through the papers, a
call, desiring all who can to close their
places of business on Thursday afternoon:
asking that public and private buildings be
decorated on that day, and inviting per
sons-from every part to join in the demon
stration. The committee adjourned to
meet at o'clock this afiernoon.
Capt. Bagale,y.
A dispatch from F. R. Brunot, Esq.,
states that he saw Capt. Theo. lisealey in
the Libby prison, at Richmond, on Tues
day last. His right arm had been ampu
tated, and he was doing well and in gooit
epitit.
Renolotions or Respect.
8 meeting, of the members of the
'1 V lei hint -litibiti► Mi4iiiiribid''llllllo
• 4.,. rn pa rly, held at.their hall .on July 21st,
156:2, the following preamble and resolu
tions were unanimously adopted:
Witzat.ts, It has pleased Ilium who
rttleth all timings to remove from us, by
death on the field of battle, our fellow
member, Major Jove POLAND ; be it, there
fore,
Resolved, That in his death our country
has lost a good soldier, his widow and
children a kind husband and father, our
•company an efficient member, and the
community a loyal citizen.
Resolved, That his loss to us will be fel'
as a member of the company. In the per
forinance of his duties, he was always at
his post—in times of peace as well as when
our country was in war.
Resolved, That we shall be able to look
upon his sacrifice to our country as that of
one who was not afraid to die in its de
fense.
Resolved, That in our sympathies for
the bereaved widow anti fatherless chil
dren, no language that we could titter
would express our feeling: we commit
them to Him who isahusband to the widow
and a father to the fatherless. •
Resoked, That his name with those 01
his late fellow members, Col. Samuel W.
Black, Capt. Leopold Sahl, Jr.. Capt. C.
W. Chapmin, Lieut. Thos. Mooney, Ser
geant Fritz Raid, Private John Reystneir,
who so often have risked their lives in
the protection of the property of our citi
zens, have noir given their lives in defence
of this glorious Union. All we can say is
"peace to their ashes.''
h'esaved, That we now proceed in a
body to the funeral of Major Poland, to
pay the last tribute of respect to him that
we can do on earth. He shall live long in
our memories, till time with us shall be
In more.
Resolved. That a copy of the above res
dation he published in the city papers,
Ind a copy transmitted to tho family of
he deceased. 1). FITZINIMONS,
I :al way, Secretary. Chairman.
ew Ordnance
the Fort Pitt ‘Vorlis a lot of howit
rs of a new model are being cast for the
ownment. Instead of being almost a
lin, straight cylinder, they taper to the
fizzle. without hands or projections.
~. •
are of eight•ineh calibre, and
core. terminates in a long elliptical chain
her. similar in shape to a conical shot
They are east on a hollow core, instead o
solia, as heretofore. Messrs. Mackintosh
Hemphill A: Co. are turning and finishin
a nornhor of the new pieces.
A seco n d lot of long iange anus, rifled
tere've pounders, capable of carryin: a
;went}-font. pound elongated Nhoi, las
been ordered in• the government and the
casting ha, already commenced. Theseguns
hare proved very servicable in the army of
the Pi:nom:Lc. They are light, weighing
lint 3,300 pounds. of .I,' ; inch calibre,
fif
teen inches exterior diameter in the breech.
ten Il•et length of bore and of very hand
oine model. They are chiefly superior
. .
for ac , vrac•r of aim at long range
are to be mado.
tliptteity of the worliA will boon be
I , t• th,• e.unpletion of the
tehht ion tore !milt —nutde neers•
Ihn coonTr2, i-eaped a stoions
, aiwnity Stitorda . % • iu ,hr destruction
1)I ILF.e iine works lov tiro. A quantity
oI• woo.l piled shove a ,or oven wok tire
and it Wa; Cully by sLrenucat exertions
iiarllPS. Flibdtled.
The New Stamp Currency
' I the tiew law passed just before
the 'hist °thee De
partinciniiiirge amount of
stamps oin-illation. It is expected that
they will lie real, he the first of August at
alI tht• leading Post (Wives, where for
Treasury notes, any one can obtain a sup
ph; of three, five, :en, twelve. twenty•frnir
t lento, lurtv•eight. sixty and niti,ty er-nt
-!amp Tiie:statill denominations tire most
neetlt:(l. \V . :ill lives and tens it will be
easy to make change in all ordinary t runs
;tenons. 11'ith stamps and pennies it is
the expectation of the government that the
t•t'oide will riot :,111.11..r much inconvenience.
coinage of yent ie• pushed to the
extent of th.• ability of the mint, at d as
they art, exchanged at par for Treasury
times there. they must soon be abundant
in the generai circulation.
Newmpaper ense.
. The proprietor of ;he Rockport /?epub
lie, .4 r. Beach. plates on record the re
stilt of a civil eause tried in that village be
t Ore Justice I tavis. and in which he, the
said puldisher. was the plaintiff, and the
defendant a funti , 2r in the town of llatnlin.
The tit:tend:int tool become a subscriber to
the paper published by the plaintiff, and
it had been tent to him for about
finir years and five months, during which
period no motive was given to the pub
lisher that it was not satisfactorily re•
eeived by the defendant. The main point
of the defendant's defense was that he
subscribed for the plaintifrs paper for a
specified period, and, all hough a portion or
the whole of them beyond that period had
been received by him, he was not bound
to pay beyond the period of his original
subscription. 'i he jury, after hearing the
evidence in the case. decided that the de
fendant must pay the claim of the plain
tiff and 1:051, or suit. The defendant had
to pay the highest, or arrear rates of Sub
script ion.
Enroling the Militia.
In the Eastern part of the State, the
assessors are. preparing their hooks for the
enrollment of the militia under the act of
1858—which includes all white male citi
zens between 21 and 45 —and imposes a
penalty of $lO upon boarding-house and
hotel keepers refusing to give information
to assessors. The refusal of any one to
give correct information or his true name,
is a misdemeanor and punishable as such.
South Pittsburgh Teachers.
The following teachets have been elect
ed for the South Pittsburgh schools for
the ensuing year: Principal, George N.
Monro; Grammar Department, Miss M.
E. Curry ; Principal Medium Department,
Miss S. .1. Frizel; Assistant Medium De
partment, Miss M. J. Neely; Second Pri
mary Department, Mrs. M. J. Cooper;
First Primary Department, Miss Lizzie
McClelland.
Officers of the Stity-Mecond.
Lieut. Col. Sweitzer has been promoted
to the Coloneley of the 62d regiment, and
Capt. Hull has been advanced to Lieut.
Colonel. Major Patterson has resigned,
but his place has not been filled.
Personal.
Brig. (cu. Frank Herron arrived
here from the East. yesterday. He on his
way to lowa to raise a brigade. Col. R.
Biddle Roberts, of the First Pennsylvania
ieservw. was expected to resell here , last.
1 :110it lie is in had health.
Open Again.
()lir liutortunate neighborDitunond, who
rfwently suffered a heavy loss by robbery,
has lino(' up his stock and will re-open his
store, No. d Fifth street, this morning,
prepared to furnish any and every article in
his line.
MaJor Poland's Funeral.
Major Poland's remains were interred
yesterday. They were followed to their
last resting place by a large concourse of
citizens and others, including the Vigilant
Fire Company and the "Old Grey'.
Rev. R. J. Rreekluridge.
This distinguished divine is expected to
be in the city to-morrow, on some ecclesi
astical business. He will probably be in
duced to remain end address the mess
- nesting, on Thuratay.
Gen. Halleck and his staff arrived from
the,Westiast evening-tutOrent, East by
the next train. He goes directly to Wash.
ington City, to assume his new position.—
When it became known that Gen. H. was
coming, preparations were made for an
impromptu reception. On the arrival of
the train a cannon was fired and cheer
after cheer went up from a dense crowd
assembled at the depot. After he had
crossed over to the car in which he was to
continue his Eastward journey, the crowd
clamored loudly for him to appear upon
the platform, but they were not gratified,
as ho persistently refused to show himself,
and the expectant multitude had to dis
perse unsatisfied
Engineer Soldiers for Gen. Sigel.
A recruiting office has been opened at
Wilkins Hall, Fourth street, by Edward
Jay Allen, well known here, who was
upon the staff of Gen. Fremont and will
be upon that of Gen. Sigel, who has au
thorized him to raise a battalion for ser
vice in his department. Mr. Allen desires
to recruit four companies of engineer sol
diers, and so far he is succeeding well.
From the great popularity among our citi
zens, especially the German population,
of Gen. Sigel.and the estimation in which
Mr. Allen is held, we think he will have
little difficulty in fitting up his battalion.
The Eleventh Reserves.
It will be remembered that nine com
panies of this regiment, Col. Gallagher,
were captured by the rebels at the battle of
Gaines' Mills. We published, a week
since, the names of the officers in prison at
Richmond. Of the enlisted men the fol•
lowing account is given :- Unhurt prison
ers, 290 ; wounded prisoners, 50; killed,
; absent and wounded, 28: detached,
sick, &e., 190; 'mi ng 203 unaccounted
for. Co. B was not in the action, having
been detached on other service, and so es
caped ca ptu re.
The First New Flour.
Fifty barrels of flour, made from new
wheat, manufactured at Windsor, on the
Muskingum river, was lirought round on
the Emma Graham yesterday, consigned
to Mr. Jas. M . Vay. It was held at $4.7: , .
and is'a choice article, being the first oft he
season.
Committed for Larceny.
Yesterday John Cruble was COM Mit tel
o Jail, charged, on oath of (;. A. fiber
on, with larceny, in sai:.ing a hily an (
aking S 5 from him.
Steubenville.
Three companietare being recruited for
le war at Steubetiville, Ohio, a place of
00 inhabitants, which has already fur
shed seven Companies.
Major Oswenoi.
This gallant officer. of the '2ll Virginin
regiment, is. we see it stated, on his way
home to raise a regiment for the war.
Dr. VAN Brlti!N fan be consulted ut his
rooms in the Bank Bloek.
11 STATE PorNATE—E. D. GAZZANI
th.'l" is a candidate for the nomination for
STATE liNATOR. taT5..
.1' DISTRICT ATTORNEY J4lll .%
11{1.11i PA'f RICK will be acatiLii
date for nomination to the above boore the
next nowinatimi Republican County con yen
don.
at.l4.laatc
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & USIA IRS
WAREIIorSE, 1:V, SMITH Fl ELLP STREET
`ist6 • , trret &ha alley
PATENT WRITING CASE
CAME IS SO ARRA Li EU Ti
-• sire Lbe write :a table rtsl.l I.y 1. jr e
to Write upon, will I:i.I•I
Pets and Pencil
Indio' Rabber
and Chork err..
and yet will fold up 0. z. inea.ure malyB!.
Inebea by 2 inches
For aale by
W. 14. lIA 'WEN,
WOOL). THIHA :s Ts
PURCHASED BE FORE
THE LATE ADVANCE
DRY GOODS
OLD I" It C
BENT PRINTS for 1231 Per Yon
Muslin Cheeks and Pant ligull; a ccry
larwe Assortment, at very low•
Priem, for Cash only.
DRESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS !
Cheaper thatrever, to close them out.
LACE MANTLES AND POINTS
At Half Price
Our stock is very large, and we are selling a
great many articles at lees than )•;astern package
prices at the present time.
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street.
National Tax on Gas
MIRE TRUSTEES OF THE PITTS.
AL BURGH GAS COMPANY have adopted the
following resolution :
"Inasmuch as the Pittsburgh Gas Company are
desirous of accommodating their fellow-citizens
as far as may be consistent with the interests of
the Stockholders, therefore
Resolved, 'I hat the said Company will continuo
to furnish their Gas at the same rate as at pres
ent tor the ensuing six months, notwithstanding
the tax of fifteen cents a thousand cubic feet, lev
ied and assessed thereon by the authority of the
Notional tiovrernment."
JAMES M. CIIRIS'f Y. Trous.
19th July, 1861.
LADIES• GAITERS,
LADIES' GAITERS.
LADIES' GAITERS
CHEAP AND (100 D
AT DIFFENBACIIEWS,
No. 15 Fifth Street, near Market
SMITH & PITOAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NO. 48
ST. CLAM STREET.
Lucent, Oil Works.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufacturero of
PERE WHITE REFINED
C.A.111301N OIL AB,
01riestNO. 991 LIBERTY STREET. Pitts
burgh. P s. sofS-6m41
10DWARD S. GIOLDWX. Attorney an
JuiCosaedor at Law. Kittaanina. Azautnaii
Irea MIME
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MODRITP4 DINTI LILER
Tw,. men t., run rill en>iue • wilt, come ell e.
ricrac in grinding , grain
WHEELER WILSON'S
Sewing; Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREEI. PI mAst tom. PA
Arafirded the kir , ol Premium nt el.
United Slates Fair
ISSS. ISZS9 and ISISO.
UPWARDS OF t 0 00 0
MACHINES sold in the United Stutem
20.000 NOM) THE PAST TEAM
We offer to the public WHEELERS WIL
SON'S IMPROVED SEWINO MACHINE. at
REDUCED PRICES, with inorea.sed confidence
of its merits as the best and most useful Family
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics. makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
sides, is simple in construction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving prices and description
of machine furnished gratis on epplication in per
son or by letter.
Every Machine warranted for three yours
PECIALTIES AT HORNE'S
Narrow Trliranhor Itlbbons, al Re.
dared Prices.
Wide Black Irelyre. Riblam. tor Brew"
Trimming,
300 .UCJIletl
Hoop Skirts, from iltolo Springs.
Ladies' lark and Brown Pic-tilc
Black Lace Mitts,
GIOWPRand Hosiery of all
Black & Willie and Brown & White
Plaid Silks,
Dress Gimps and Emmy Buttons,
10 Cases Ladies* Linen Handkerchrs,
600 Cambric Collars, eery cheap,
200 Eng. Thread and Guipure Lae.
Collars,
Brown, Blue, Green, and Drab Grena
dine Veils,
Purple, Lilac. and Black ditto,
Black English Crape Veils & collars.
Swiss and Cambric Seta.
Linen Trimmings 30 per cent. lower
than usual,
Enab'd and Ham-altitched
Mourning Cambria Mandkerohlets—
splendid assortment,
Hair Beta and Head Dresses,
Palm Leaf and Flue Fans,
New Portemonnaies and Cubits.
Wholesale buyers will find our Stock unusually
full fur the Eamon. and at the very lowest prices.
Joseph Horne,
77'& 79 MARKET STREET.
Wholesale Rooms. 2d and 3d Stories. iyl
HOTEL POE RENT.
FOE RENT—THE INTERIOR HO.
TEL. situated at Connelsville R. R. Depot,
on Ross street, is offered for rent on reasonable
terms. The building it in elolleni resit. and
eompletely famished. ADDifto
is 4f mum =NUL WI Ent Mast.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTIEUMINTS
Grand Rally for_our Country.
ir - To ARNO! TO OUR cOrrt.
trer TRY CALLS FOR HELP!
300,000 300,000
You have called us. and we're coming, by Rich
monde bloody title,
To lay us down for freedom's sake, our brothers'
bones beside ;
Or from foul treason's savage grasp to wrench the
murderous blade,
And in the face of foreign foes its fragments to
parade.
Six hundred thotuctud 1.511 men and true Itul'e
gone before,
Iv o are Nlling. th ItrilM, three hundred
thousand m i re.
A MASS . 311:ETING 01"ruir: CITI-
Z ENS of A llenheny county will be held on
NV 1E: Sl' C OMNI() N
In the City of Allegheny. on
Thursday, July 24th, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
T. , (ievime means for the speedy enii , tment of her
quota of the 3t10,000 Men ealled into the fold
by th... 1' . ..ei.1...0t of the. I ' lilted t s t:lt(-4, to SUrpre,,
the rebellion and reiture the power of the Nation -
al Government. let all , rho illy, their Country,
her Laws and Con9titution, who t alma the Ides:-
logs of Liberty, and desire victory to crown our I
Arley, etene to the rescue. The I 'oats, Ittt t iota
anti i tie Union - nowt him presprvord. ;ir k
treason put t., the:Mord.
FREEAIEN OF WESTERN PENNSY INANIA,
You are must urgently requestsd to attend the
assemblage of the people. Allegheny voting* will
weleome you with warm hearts and open doors.
The Conunittee of Arrangements have invited
the fullowing-natned distin.uished gentlemen to
he present and address the meeting: Hon A ll
Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania ; lion 11lorton
ill'Aliehael, of Philtd• Iphia : Hon Daniel S Diek
i son, of New York; lien John C Fremont. of
New Yo , k; Rev R C Breekinridg ,0 of Rented();
lion 'Hiram Walbridge, or New , rk: Hon Da
vid II ihnot. of Penwylvania : lion David Tod,
Governor of Ohio; and other diAinguidied speak
ere. of W. a ern Pennsylvania.
I;y order of the Committee of Arrangement.
THOMAS M. HOWE, Chairmiti
Rota McKnight.Jos It Hunter,
Christian Zag, I 1110 S S'Llair,
lag I Bennet, I 'r m mar,4,.u,
I. C hannon, John al Irwin,
It P Nevin. Robt Finney,
Imam, .10111.,. .1 II 11:v1 , 1.ton.
C II Paul,,-n, ; .1 II Myelin, :ed.:
II F Jones, 1 T It Hamilton.
Geo IV Cas:. , o- SliOWllOl,
J I; .110. , rliend. ; .rawer Park, .1
jy:...' td
80% Flto3l HARRISON'S LAND
211. !NU. Jetties Hirer. for lin.en, stile
:then, City. way be hai by rellinß at Adam'
Exprei , la t Wive.
Head "lead!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!!
i itIEAT sf:i.tEr To Toil: A FELICE'.
‘ ll4 E 1). and ikon” wenkur,, ~f
•
Yffi . :N4. AND 1.I.1)
you wi-lt to elt6erientte ',lift in )o , ir
ill% try the world-rettuvrtte.l
11 , 4 M I A N 1.1: HII 1.1: SPE' 'l' A C1.1:111.
will I.,,rfe,t
„Hly 1.
.1. / ,!`; L, ( Iptieiith.
39 I. Ittit kirvor, 1:1411,11rw.
Prl,!,i.• ..•• • •••! • 1•1 Irani.... if
If 13 6 .1v5,....1
irt2
H 11.1.% 111110\O
it I!
110111. A Sl3';:.
tla 113:k.: •trro
I II; 1' 7' I.' I? I: 7'
FOR THE YEARS
II I) II IC TII AIV
IVAI. SUMMER. & CO
10E10 :11"teeet4
TO-DAY'S ADITKEITIBBICIRtTB
AT TUE =ON CITY
m illo r4,oo lALTlOLlenswerltas and-8401dr
iltreel4. Tuesday siondog /ICU
LIABILITIES OP ENDORSERS.
300,001
. -
THE UNION PEN.
THE UNION PEN,
THE UNION PEN,
THE UNION PEN,
THE UNION PEN,
THE UNION PEN,
THE UNION PEN.
PRICE GI CENTS PER DOZEN,
PRICE 15 CENTS PER DOZEN.
PRICE 15 CENTS PER DOZEN,
PRICE 15 CENTS PER DOZEN,
PRICE 15 CENTS PER DOZEN.
PRICE 15 CENTS PER 'loves.
HENRY MINER,
Next ..... •to po..i ottlee
HENRY MINER,
Next Door to Po4i Oilier.
HENRY
:Vet Door to PO4l Ol1ic.•,
HENRY MINER.
N.^ s Door to PO I / 4 t Offiee.
HENRY MINER.
Nrrt DOW' d4l POOt office.
HENRY MINER,
Next 1)001. tO Post tkftice,
SOLE AGENT FOR PITTSBURGH,
SOLE AGENT FOR PITTSBURGH,
SOLE AGENT FOR PITTSBURGH.
SOLE AGENT FOR PITTSBURGH,
jyt.e
RAT, PASTE, RAT PASTE,
In offering this article we wish it distinctly un
derstood that it is no Ilonabun, gotten up to
deceive, but on the contmy is the beet and most
ellectual Vermin Destroyer and Rat Killer, ever
discovered. IN advantages are over all others.
that
! ft is one half cheaper,-
I t is free from Poison
It brings Vermin to the air to die,
It prevents them from dying in the premises,
It. will when used Recording to the directions,
Completely banish Hats trout the premise,-
In a ainglenight.
Is is preferable in every rest to any and all
Vermin Destroyer now in use. f l it does not prove
effectual in every instance, banishing them in a
single night. Money refunded in every instance
On account of the celebrity of this article, many
worthiest imitations has been gotten up, only to
deceive, to avoid imposition, ask for Mill take no
other that, the •
Rust Plll.lll r,
C FOUNT FOR FRUIT JAL Its
CEMENT FOR FRUIT .11Alffi.
A very Hiperiornrtiele. always hand. and for
sole low by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
JOSEPH namING,
.rncr Market street and the Dinumei
, nrrn , •r Market •trect and the Diamond
•
gu gInEEN APPLES-7;i BMA curtEEN
, AioitleAjiiiit received and for pal,: hp
ETZ
Corner Market Fir,t
- -
dr iwlrTii 1)N IS A "'TIN G —2ogo 111 A I. EM I N
- • If:11 :or
DRY GOODS AT OLD PRICES!
Stylez Print-s, Chintzes, Ginghams,
Ble:whet( MnslinF, Chech.
II i ,. korit•i,
.1 LI. .1 7' n I I' I' /
711 t 1111.1 %A.
1 411.1 i 1114 11.
Sll It
•1 1 11.11 MAI .11 CR,
Lu'rll sio. A %ALS.
Sl'llllEll. !A/IAI/11A
. 1 ;It' \iantill4 , , nr,•l .1 art, the
thpm Fir
Thin Ibrp.. 4:44041. of
Embroltlvred ditto
Itorred .% tifrigord ditto
Callen ditto
llerrinsitc. tinfoil off. Porffi..
1 41111 , 41. %promo.% oil 11..• :•••••1
oink 4, of 41.1144.
Orlotto/I, I.mo
Jar •• I el%
...... rt.. Irons. Ir. Iv ft- t
Yln
Iti 1..14.4.41 •flle I I , uftL.M . for 4 OM
host. nil t•••n IM. NNI•111
et!! 1..2.
W. & I). Huge's,
l'lrTll AND MAIM ET !.
111;1
COUNTRY HOMES.
r 4' 'E SITES 7 , 011 COI! N.
TRY rettitienee,i in LINDEN tilt UV E, Oak
ate ..tiered for sitar. A !mallet% of the Pate
burgh hll EAat Liberty Railway runs into the
centre "I the plot. Th., 1.1!N contain une.lialt
gere and 111.1 , 11111.1 T.rins only one-tenth 'ash,
and one - tenth AIM tin Hy, A lady to
LESLIE.,
jy2-Itrid At Oakland Statinn,
EASTERN CARRIAGES. BEGGIES & WAGONS'
EANTER. SECOND-HANDED, TWO.
SEATED Carriage -top Ruggles and Light
ituggitut, without tiit.s, will t f oNitively be mid at
rho lowest I.TWCE,II.,IIit the Particular fit.
tention paid to repairing.
MRS. JOSEPH WHITE.
Lawrenreville, Penn street. near the Two• Mile
Run. my24:6nui
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.
OFFICE %LTA RTEIibIASTER U. S. ARMY. t
Pit?, urgh. PR.. Juno 14. 1862.
I) ERSIGNED Will. 11.1 7 R
CHASE good
11 .1 IT IN DO OAT f• 4 .
Delivered in quantities not Area then five bur
Bred bushels Payment [nude du deliver:,., II
No. 319 Liberty street, or on Levee.
ALEX. iIONT6O.IIERY.
ajor and Quartermaster U. S. A
FOOLIP4I-1
To quote prices on Bouts and Shoos
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
No. 62 Fifth street,
We ha re no old Shopkeepers to Ftio.: si.out.
(loads Itre
New.
Freak s
And Beard Hui
Made by Experienced Workmen
Every Pair Warranted,
And yet we well thew lower
Than Old Stoek and Nar
row Mole* In oilier Homes.
MEN'S B tl4 /ES, 50 cents. CHILDREN'S ■5 cts,
WOMEN'S. 40 cents.
Al! g..eibt warranted and repaired free.
About Half Price—No Abatement
62 ri Fri. STREET..
Nay* to FvpreH Office
MERRY W. BEAUMONT & 00.,
ILIORMERLY OF THE TWO -MILE
dealers in Foreign Brandies. Wines.
and Gins: also. Blackberry, Raspberry. Wild
Cherry, and Ginger•Brnsdies. Old Monongahela.
Rye. and other Whiskies, Jamaica Runt, Supe
rior W ine Bitters, he
No. ti 3 Liberty street,
Oppeoite Fourth street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Hotels, Taverns, and_ramilies supplied at mod
fo
erate profits r cash. New Jersey Cider for fam
ily or hotel putposes. jyii-Gmd
WILLIAM CARR & CO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
And Importers if
WINES. BRANDIES.
ALSO.
Distillers and Dealers in
FINE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY
32? Liberty Street,
prrrassussess. PA.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by the sae of an apparatus whereby
no drugs or galvanic battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my process. and are ready to testify
as to the sating and painlessness of theoperation.
whatever hos be= said by Perna" interested in
aisarthe theaantrary. having no knowledge of my
MOM.
116. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every
WA% and, whams
em u low. as will warrant the
bat dmatasial he an " sin
>oollll
' firminUM *rot
Rat Paste.
Prnparad by
JONEPIIII
Corner Diamond and 111 a rkot strea.
Rat Peale
MORICIIIMMI
et 1-2 ele
12 1-2 rift
1•. 1-2 r 1•
61-1 ciN
EUROPEAN A.GFENCY4IIII
RAITIOAN. 111TROPW1
A gen t, 115 Water street, Crank Po..
is prepared to brim out or lead k passmigare
from or to&natal?! the old eotmtry, either by
steam or sail
8011 T DMSVAL LIM parable in an
- - -
Rao
V
moo[
4%
04
BOOTS AND SHOES.
'UTE MINTZ 411111EXTION TO OVA
vy large Mock of Boob. and Shoo of
French and Amerioan Manufsoture
FOR LADIES,
We have a variety of etylee of
WALKING BOOTS AND GAITERS,
WHITE AND BLACK SATIN SLIP.
PERS,
EMBROIDERED AND Tower SLIP
PERS.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN SHOES, of
:di styles and qualities,
teENTS• AND BOY'S PATENT LEATH.
Ell AND CALF BOOTS AND snows.
of every description.
fiNPORD TIES.
SHOES,
BALMORAL BOUTS,
CONGRESS GAITERS,
ETC., ETC, ETC.
Our assortment we.; never more 'complete, and
we offer our goods at 93
Low - Pyle Ct
as the same n uality can be sold in the city. We
also manufa cture to order every conceivable style
for
LADIES, MISSES, ,4• CHILDREN
at Aloe notice
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
31 FIFTH STREET.
HEADQUARTERS
For.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CIIEAPI CHEAP! CHEAP!
MANIC BALL AUCTION HOOFS
55 FIFTH STREET.
PEOPLES INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, N. E. Got. Wood & Fifth Sta.
RE .1111 1111111FIXSERANCE.
D I REt "roux :
15 m. riiiiiipe. 1 Jaw., L. Verner.
J ,, tin Watt, Capt. Jan. L. Rhoads
William IL lisp % : 4 atatiol P. Shriver.
..I ,, fin E. Parka. ! tieorke It Jonee.
Chariest , . 11iF....11, , Vrank Can linr.lec.
Willi:, :a 1..!,n Kirk, I C. ilans.,rl Love.
I =lEl=ll
JOHN WAIII% Cite Pree't.
F. 4.OII2;DNER. jyl:-lyis
. _
IMPORTED LIQUORS .
Ju .1 iri d. hug., bit if
I pi)t•t e it Li .►.r.w,
i'orpitirl
W N 1134.
II I: A NiI)IES.
GIN. Are. t. tihr.
A.l ; , .t:r.Lntol to bre the ery ndx,
.r
s ith:r we. le-ale ;e- at ;be hewed
ee.A%; I.re
Al,. 7. iltr4 , . •. i . 111011411 1 11 1011.1141 , 1115.ei ;tr.'
tlliM Wis telt ey ~e
ENRY KENNEDY.
63 Snalgtfield street,
Pit tebergh,
trip S o It Primo.* R'AN•
.VP THE” '/..1 /MS .1 (;.11,Vs7'
Pill (,'IP V 111:),"1
IVlT'Z'ilit fr4D.IIIP.V%
.foil x LT.Y. C.Ahier
111,.. • t II Fl rcit Cathr„gca!
REA I. ! A 1 1: . 4 .N I) GENERA I. AGENT.
EZMEEI
N)
L En, A hb,l,4bor
ap.
R. R. BULGER ,
mAxcrAcrutLfia
EVERY DF , SCRIPTI(IN lib
URNI U R .
No. •I Street,
A FULL A fitIiORTNEWF OF
Pittsburgh Manufaotured Furniture,
Congtently nn hand, whioh we will eell et the
( Meet Prim* for CASH. 013'16:1y:is
_ .
Cresson Springs, Cambria Co., Pa,
WHIN DELIGHTFUL AND PO IP Et-
Alt place of suminer resort, located direet
ly on the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad on the
summit of the Allegheny Mountaine, 2,31A1 feet
above the level of the ocean, will be open for
guests from the 10th of June till the 10th of Oc•
sober. Since last season the grounds hare been
greatly , improved and beautified, and a number
of Cottages have been erected for the accommo
dation of families, rendering Cresson one of the
most romantic and attractive places in the State.
The furniture has been thoroughly renovated.
The seeker of pleasure. and the sufferer from
heat and disease, will find attractions here in a
first-class Livery Stable, Billiard Tables, Ten-pin
Alleys, Baths, etc.. together with the purest air
and water, and the most magnificent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets. good for the round trip from Philadel
phia. $7 0U ; from Pittsburgh, $3 03.
For further information, address
G.W. MULLIN
j e w.d t r cre...wor. spriolo.4. combria
JODY LITTLE, Jr"
NO. 10a FOURTH STILEET,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Promissory Notes. Stook Bonds, and Mortgages
bought and sold, jy.B •
Universal Clothes Wringer.
TIDE ..UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGER" has been in use in my family
two months. It certainly saves much hard work.
It save. clothae oleo, for garments that are getting
old anti worn are never cracked or torn by it, as
they are sure to be when wrung by hand. I there
titre cheerfully recommend it as a vatuable fata
lly as LUCY STONE.
Ottisnc, N. J„ February,lB62.
FOR SALE AT 26 at 214 ST. CLAIR ST.
J. tic If. PHILLIPS,
Jr.icl2 5,.10 Agents for this County,
ICECREA M !
I CREAM I!
STAR RAM AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY.
P. SC lIILDECKER would respeettulby Inform
hie friends and the public generally. that he is
nowprel arad at his saloon to serve PURE ICE
CREAM at all hours of the day and evening.—
Also, fresh every this - , a fine large assortment of
CAKES and BREAD of all deseriptiona. Kept
constantly on hand, IA vary best CONFECTION
ERIES in the City
N. B. Orders for PARTIES. &0., will be sup
plied at the shortest notice.
GItAVEL, FELT. AID CANVAS
ROOFIFNG.
As A TERIALN CONSTANTLY ON
T
for sale with inttruetione Also
IRON SATURATED -FOR ROOFS.
U,tr work D not to be enoolled by that of any
Roofer in WCiterll Penntylvania.
D. P. SHOPE. 73 1111111120 M at,
Jeer; 4a Pittsburgh.
THIS DAY—
Jost opened s complete usortossat of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
W. H. 1ffe411313 It CO.,
„ a y 143 Federal street. AiWhew dt:
Some entirely new
'or Cincinnati. Leotardlle, Cairo. St,
Louis, Galena. Dubuque, and
St„ Paul
WEDNESDAY. JULY ?3. 4 P. 31.
ft ,,, A irms Jr, TUE SIIBSTANTIAL NO. 1
• steamer NAVIGATOR W. bean
saionnander. will ave for the above ports. per
announeemmt.
For freight or pas4ago apply on board or to
:a
iY J. .13.4.1111N05T0N A: CO.. Agents.
For St. Louie awl St. Paul.
THIS DAY, JULY 22.10 A. M.
THE FIRST - CLASS PAR.
SENGER Ateamer BIARMOBA.
.N . MoDonald Commander. trill leave for the
above and intermediate party. ap per a/mounds
went;
Far freight or passase apply on board, or to
J. D. LIVINGSTON & CO..
Agents.
Regular Tuesday Packet For
Marietta and Zanesville.
THE FINE PSSENGER
steamer I; diVIA GRA A HAM. Oppt.
tirK l ß ti s Ayers. commAnder. leaves Pittabar
every TUESDAY. n 4 p. zp., and
every FRIDAY at 3 a. in.
Fo r freight or passage aPnIY on hoard Or to
J. B. LIVINDSTON & C0.,, i ar Atenta
ttebith.
- ------ - - e
NTEARROAT AGENCY.
Wll. NAZI.IE TT
lias opened an cams at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a iicueral Steamboat
Agency business. and would solicit a sham. of ~at
renege from steamboat men. ai.2l-Iyd
I'VICK Of' MoINONGATIELA NAVO . 3I CO.
ttrfh..lely
'walk'. BOA Pi
RD O F r ....rikEcroas UATT.
this day ordered that a Dividend et Fore Per
Cent. nr Two Dollars and Fitly Cents per :sham
ho paid min narrent bankable funds/ to the Stock
holders. or their legal revreeete at Free. after the
1 ith mart. at the ntEee of the Treasurer. n °mat
street. W. CLIP. LAND.
" 11 Treasurer.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.
(At the old estatidatod Coach Fahotom)
DUQ UESNE WAY.
NEAR ST. CLAIR STREET.
&FM , 14 I) 4 fliEl34 r VD% Tr 3
pivrxnuiton
We are now manufacturing a euperior arida!, of
LIME,
which we are prepared to dearer from our COAL
YARD, 1109 LIBERTY STREET.
Oust quality of I;•gemilly Coal oiways on
band as usual.
my* DICKSON. STEW A KY
I ) ESIRABLE AND SCARCE ART&
CLES. host reeehes by Exprels.
Narrow Trimming Ribbons. 911 Mori.
Narrow Black Guipure Laces;
Narrow Black French Laces;
Grenadine and Tissue 'Fells. sll Mora
Jet Bonnet Pins. dc.. ate.
EATON, ALACRUM CO.,
j y 2 l7 Fifth stmt.
Manufacturers and doafers in all kinds
sp3l-1e Nu. 14a and P5l Wend ptreet.
(A itet
-26 corner Ohiaand Beaver eft,
ALLEGHEISTY CITY. .
Lame stook of Guns of all deeeriPiloWtta hand.
r made to order, and for wile at LO WAIST R&M
I ' RICER.
Repairing Promptly attended to.
noidayw-my3l-dtf
`TEAM TOW BOAT FOB SALE —ASO
feet on Deck, 24 feet Imam. 4
feet hold. 3 Boilers 38 inches diame
ter. Cylinder 17 inches and 43feat stroke. Every
thing ready tor furnishing. Enquire of
LOM4 Sr DUFF,
90 Water street.
FAMILY COAL DEPOT,
WM. M. STEWA.RT,
30 0 .M.AX...F.1L XIV COAL.
re. Corner SOUTH COMMON A SANDUSKY
STREET% ALLEGHENY CITY.
la. Families supplied with coal at low razes
on short intim mhUitti.
ICE CREAM!!!
TUE NEW FLEXURE NRART.
EATON, MACRUM & CO.
Invite the attention of the Ladioa to the
Patent Flexure Skirt.
It gives a graceful and elegant form. and end=
satisfaction to the wearer.
may have also on hand a B UPtil, of that favorite
FRENCH SHIRT, known a, the
CRINOLINE DRAPERIE.
They also invite the attention of WROLP.PALIII
BUYERS to their stock of lower priced ski It thl,
manufactured expressly to their order. and et , ld
at Eastern prices.
LAMBASTS'S
GARDEN AND FIELD REED,
WAASANTED menu AS GES USIA
11111 , Aleo a general aseortment of
*We
e and Inoplernentat_
rees. Fr a 1!,
Shad O
received and for isle rnamental Tbg
BECKHAM h LONG,;
nisi doaito Hare's Metelll°. lab."7:o2rt't
Kamp IT - BEIFOItE T 0 .1,
' . BA Vb. YOU h hi 014EY
wh en jos eon and get • Bh; TT E is Pin.so.
*lt the thing itaell well ma name : one tinak light
gadeillside towelh o jinnt, mia uut ache y v ut •tint
Pt ...... lan,' Wu*/ and to-wort - 1+1 , 40W
It stimoved ameeteneeb. t till .ci.o i.e
* Asti
1% '
Win a ltWiltE.R.
ligliallifigsum, US Wood MINI.
Rrirma INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH.
AftßlnD.
itrankfin. Baines. Brownirrilie.
/Mad% Clark. Brownsville.
taL Barad. Peebles. Elisabeth.
Clara Poc Poe. Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Browsunrille.
do
airebles. Elisabeth.
&item Johnston. Mimelhot.
kr' The River—Last evening at twilight
Lewe were scant four Seat wets in the ehannel
i m
; the metal marl:, and about a stand. The
weather during the day area abowery
•
Emma
The favorite passenger steamer,
Emma Gra.ham, Monroe yen conwthder„
leaves for Zanesville this day et 4 p ehe la tine order, and has the best of necommodailons.
we take gklewure in recommending beat and of Mr Wilson has chaise of theoMee
' ar The new passenger ateamer
8 .
change, Capt J W Anawett. leaves this day
Lively for Cincinnati. Cairo. and St Louis •
has oust returned from her first trim havin=
formed to the entire satisfaction of all on
Capt Anawalt is an obliging and poemler akar
Mr biles. who has charge ot the °the. will ea
that passengers are Well cared for
The new and splendid steamer ^s
Marmots No 2, McDonald commande•, leave*
11 his mornianipositive t ly for CincLebatl Cain.. seal
i t Lot : I t to - ex 8 p
en e e l ! expr essly enun ei7l: the it t l f r l i d b e ° . u u t n : t ee . - "--
he superintendence of CaPtain hiobormid mem
Gabby. by Minimum-, is decidrdly our of t: e beat •
the season In fact she is COM vide in eveiT. '
respect We were pleased to nee our old f. ien,
Mr .110 Bailey. in the office He is a clever affiesr,
and will be found very accommodating
Str'The new and light draught passen;
ger steamer Glide, Capt A uderasn. 'cave for
Cincinnati and Lonisvilie_va Tuesday moral, g,
She has tho best of acconunoda. tons. sum Naha
and attetnive offioera Sir .1' i . orter, who ham
charge of the office, has many friends
For Cincinnati and LoolsvUle.
TILTS DAY. JULY 22. 10 A. M.
„gyp THE NEW LIGHT
draught pavenger steamer GLIDX
W. B. Andereen commander. will leave ier
abort) port:. as SUlLl(nlneed
J. / 3 .IiIVINGSTON Si• CO. er
•
51'22 JOBS FLACK. Agents.
For Saint Lout*.
TUESD IT, TILE =I INST.
THE FIRST-CLASS PAS
SENGER steamer EXCRARGH.
six.,
PAol3llllle4ratanlllnoauntideeeri,nwenilrl leave for th*
For ° freight or olwose apply on hoard or to
Jr=-
„TORN FLACK. Agent.
- -
F.—
CORNWELL ter, KERR,
)airing done am natal
W. fiE D. RINEHART,
Tobacco, Snuff and Sagan,
JOHN PLEEGER,
EATON. MACRIIM &
• NO. 17 Fifth street.