:Appointments guider the Relre•
VIM LBW.
wwllll. &AM.. Ntt. 37 . : ff. N. White, of Sewickley, Allegheny
%V PARK S MAY. NEW YORK. and 6 Asi ; has beet- appointed Collector, and
E BOTON ire our wets for the .'""Y
sad S%Milt!l Marks, of Butler, Assessor, of
Weelkly Past in those cities. arid uce au- i .
ic.
Congressional District of Pennsyl-.
thostited to take Advertisements andSabscrietions
or us at oar Lowe. Rake. vanta, comprising that portion of Alle
gheny county north of the Ohio and Alle
gheny rivers, and the counties of Butler
and Armstrong.
John Shea, of Pittsburgh, has been ap
pointed Collector, and H. A. Weaver, As
sessor, of the "2d Congressional District,
comprising all of Allegheny county south
of the Ohio and Allegheny rivers, in
cluding Neville Island.
Edward Scull, of Somerset, has been
appointed Collector, and Robt. G. Har
per, of Gettysburg, Assessor of the It
Distri,t, comprising the counties of Ad
ams, Franklin, Fulton, Bradford and SOW-
DAILY POST.
Democratic State Ticket
AUDITOR GENERAL,
ISAAC SLENELER. Colon County
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
NAMES P. BARR; Allegheny County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR CO"O=ESS xxrcd DISTRICT.
GEO. P. I AM ILTu.N.
?JR FRESIDZIK JUDGE COURT OF , OMMON PLEAS
R. P. ELENNIKEN.
FOR ASSOCIATE. LAW JUDOS COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS.
CHARLES SHALER.
FOR STATE SENATE.
0. KERR.
ROR 4SeiZMIILY.
CAMPBELL STEW - 411.T,
A.J. B "
M. I. H 4 RBESON,
. 0. BRYANT.
rot I,I3TRICT ATTORNEY,
WILLLAM LINN.
FOR CONTS4I:.",.
COL. RORT. A N it;P SON.
FOR oomusstoNga.
JACOB STUCKRA
DIRECTOR OF POOR,
JOSEPH E. .McCABE.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 28
CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENCE
sword Presentation to Col. F.
H. Collier;
Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock,
pursuant to announcement, a meeting of
the bar wrsheld in the District Courtroom,
the occasion of which was the presenta
tion to Cul. F. 11. Collier, of the l:lnth
regiment, by the profession of which he is
so prominent a member, of an elegant
sword, with sash and belt.
The meeting, a large one in point of
numbers. was organized by calling to the
chair Hon. Charles Shafer, who stated its
object.
Go motion Hon. A. W. Loomis, J. W.
Riddell and M. I. Stewart were appointed
a committee to wait upon Col. Collier and
Starrett, li. B. Carnahan and
John N. McClowry en Hon. Wilson Mc-
Caudless, who was to make the presenta
tion address. Those gentleman having
been brought in and conducted to seats on
the bench, Judge Stder, in a few appro
priate remarks, introduced Hon. t il sou
McCandless woo addressed Col. Collier as
follows :
Cot. COLLIER : The Pittsburgh - Bar have
requested that I should nresent to you this
sword. Ido so with ple'asure. It is a vol
untary offering of a noble and generous
profession to one of its honored and gifted
members. With its bright blade is commit
teci to your keeping the honor and renown
won for them upon the battle field by
Black and itippey, two of its loftiest and
most gallant spirits.
Emulating their glorious example, you
regurtuish a lucrative practice to enter up
on martial scenes, to you, heretofore, un
tried. The summons comes from our
country, the common mother of us. all ;
and comes welcomed by the voice of eon:-
mou humanity. For in this struggle is
wrapt up the fortunes of the present, and
the hopes of future geuerations. Down
trodden nations are looking anxiously to
the West, to see whether the light of Cim
stitutioned liberty shall continue to burn,
or whether, with its expiring flicker, shall
be extinguished the greatest glory of a free
born people.
Although, already, two of our warrior
orators have sealed their patriotic devo
tion with their blood, and yielded up their.
spirits to the music of tile enemy's guns,
this Bar sends another to support dant•
great achievements. You are the . ir her
ald, Sir, to procktim that this odious and
wicked rebellion shall be suppressed; iLst
this great Government, the best ever de
vised by the wisdom of man, shall be
maintained; and that there is "some
chosen curse, some hidden thunder in the
stores of heaven, red with ULICOMIIIOII
wrath, to blast the man who owes his
greatness to his country's ruin."
You are about to resign the conflicts of
the forum for the conflicts of the field. In
the former you imitated the courtesy of
tie heroes of the Iliad, and shook hands
and exchanged weapons in the very midst
of the contest; in the latter you will rival
their heroism, until the last traitor shall
he stricken to the earth,
When, in the face of the enemy, this
trusty steel shall gleam in the sunshine, its
reflected rays will be so many monitors of
what is expected from you by your breth
ren of the profession. The bar must, not
be surpassed by the sacerdotal o ffi ce. The
one is a vocation of strife, the other of
peace. When the horns of the alto.- are
forsaken for the panoply of war, the bar
must look well to its laurels.
- - - .
Here, Sir, with talents of a high order,
with commendabl , energy, with legal
togrning well applied, and with a gentle
,cna42y urbanity, which should always
4hartictorize the legal profession, you
have won an holiest and honorable dis
tinction.
This sword is the token of universal re
gard in which you are held by your fel
lows—a markt& affection and confidence
of which you may well feel proud—and an
heir-loom, which, unstained by any act of
&dishonor, may be cherished until the third
:and fourth generation.
Take it, Sir, and in the great struggle
which is now before you, in this grand
epoch of our country's history, I com
mend you to the protection of the Al
mighty.
Col. Collier replied briefly, as is his
custom, in.the following , language :
är. President and Gentlemen of the
Pittsburgh Bar: In accepting this beauti
ful sword, I can only say that I trust I
shall be enabled to so conduct myself that
no act of mine, whether on the field or
not, shall ever bring a blush to the cheek
of any member of the Pittsburgh Bar.—
And if I fall, as fall I may, I hope I may
fall as those glorious patriots to whom you
have so eloquently alluded—at the head of
my column, with my face to the foe.—
Gentlemen, please accept my heartfelt
thanks for your generous gift.
_be addresses of both gentlemen were
listened to with marked attention, and re•
ceived with hearty applause. Hon. A. W.
Loomis, being called upon, made an
eloquent and patriotic speech, and the
meeting andjourned. -
United Presbyterian.
Westmoreland Presbytery meets at Beth
el, this county, on Tuesday, 2d September,
at 11 A. M. Lake Presbytery, meets at
Erie on the same day at • o'clock. p. xt.
Steubenville Presbytery meets at Jeffer
son on Tuesday, 9th September, at 10
o'clock, A. Y. Mansfield Presbytery will
meet at Haysville on the same day at 11
o'clock A. M. Wheeling Presbytery meets
in Egypt congregation on Tuesday, Sep
tember 3d, at 101 o'clock A. L.
Still Another.
Another military c mipany, under the
command of Captain Penfurd, has alm , st
completed its organization in Indiana
borough. It is composed of hardy, healthy
looking young men from Indiana and
Armstrong county 4ind will depart for
Camp Curtin to-day. The company en
ten the @orrice for three years or during
the war.
TOIIIIO4 Editor.
General Will. A. Stokes, of Ludwiek,
Westmoreland county, has mouuted the
editorial tripod and taken charge of the
Greensburg .Republican. _
Samuel J. Royer, of Johnstown, has
been appointed Collector, and Thomas P.
Campbell, of Huntingdon, Assessor of the
l ith District, comprising Blair, Hunting
don, Lambria and MiWiu counties.
WM. F. Clark, of Mercer. has been ap
pointed Collector, and D. V. Derrickson,
of Meadville, Assessor, of the 20th dis
trict, comprising Crawford, Mercer, Ye-
Lang° and Clarion.
Jasper M. Thompson. of Uniontown,
has been appointed Collector, and D. H.
Shryook, of Cireensliurg, Assessor, of the
21st district, comprising the counties of
Westmoreland, Indiana and Fayette.
David Sankey, of New Castle, has been
appointed Collector, and Samuel Daven
port. of Beaver, Asses ;or, of the 21th dis
trict, .cilnris ing the counties of Law
rened, lhavev, Wachinton and Greene.
More Interrogatories.
The following interrogatories were
served upon the City Controller and
Treasurer yesterday by the attorneys of
the bondholders who hare obtained judg•
meths against the city. Whether their
etfeet will he any more satisthetoiy than
the last, still remains to he seen :
_ -
Ist. What moneys of said city have come
into the hands or under the control of the
eily Treasurer since the Nth day of :11ay,
Itio;2? and what disposition has been made
thereof? if paid out either in whole or
part, annex to yourauswers a schedule of
the warrants authorizing, such payments,
showing their dates, amounts, and names
of the payers.
2d. What moneys of said city are now
in the City Treasury or in the hands
or under the control of the City Treas
rer ?
;d. Since the 22d of November, 18131
what amount of warrants have been re
ucived in payment of taxes or other debt
due the city, and how many of said war
rants were issued since date?
4,h. Since the 16th day Of May, 18n_',
what warrants upon the City Treasurer
hare been drawn and countersigned ?
Annex to your answers a list showing the
dates and amounts of such warrants, and
to whom payable.
sth. What moneys of the city havebeen
applied to the salaries of Mayor, Con
trul:er au,l 'frelegirer, since the of No
vember, 164;1 ?
fah. Ilaveyou promoted Or been a party
to any contrivance, means or in tV
theilitate the payment of city loans or war
rants instead of cash, or to prevent the
motrey: of the city from coming into the
hands of the Treasurer? If so, explain
fuily the nat: u -c of such contrivances,
weans or measures. and state why you
have promoted or been a party thereto,
arid whether it was for the purpoe of de
fliling, delaying or hindering the plaintiff
and others iu the Collecting of their judg
ments.
:it. State whether :duce the 2.41 of No•
vember, 1S!;1, any moneys other than
those received by the City Treasurer in
his official capacity, hove beet' paid to or
received by any other person for the u• , ,
of the city. ff co. name such person, and
state how mock hes heen so paid or re
ceived. and what dispo•ilion has been
made of such mo,de ! 1! you cannel. an
•,4•r lot! ri !,ett. .ry fr•en y!mr own
n r :he s.trmi infur
laid
B.h. Hare Ou any knowitnize, r
pars - J..1 i r ha; Liuran-vion front tnh e r s ,
et a...v :soltratno. contrivance. or
pent, Li prevent in.anets o:* :'alai city,
"tijing from take. or othor SOII et.S. fro..
zoing into the hands of the City Trea
surer? If no. steno what the same is, and
who are die parties thereto'!
4. Strict Enrollment.
The negligent, nay criminally causeless
manner in which the tmroliment authorized
by the County Commissioners was made,
particularly in the city, has engendered a
univers:d dr•.termination among those sti , :,-
ject to the operation of the draft, that the
present enrollment, under the direction of
Macshal Murdock. shall be more perfect,
embracing, if possible, every able bodied
man in the county. Aa the time approaches
for the completion of the enrollment, and
as the Superintendent is desirous that it
should he very complete, and is using
every effort to accozuplish that desirable
object, our citizens should cordially co
operate with him and his appointees in the
consummation of the work. It is the duty
of every citizen, in justice to himself and
his neighbors, to notify the officer in his ;
district whenever he learns of any
one having been missed in the enroll
ment. To facilitate this, lists, with the
names of all those whose names have been
taken down, should be posted up in prom
inent localities, for public inspection. A s
every man is personally interested, the en
rollment of all the availables who have
been, from any cause, omitted, would thus
be secured, and all made to take an equal
chance with the rest. It has also been
suggested that the marshal inildish the
names and residences of all enrolled, their
township, ward, or borough, and thelimits
of the districts. .11y this arrangement,
every one who is enrolled can see at a
glance whetl er any neighbor liable to
militia ditty is not enrolled, and if not, he
should, in justice to the community at
large and himself, have the matter recti
fied. We understand that in several dis
tricts, subscriptions are being made for
this purpose, and it is likely that, in the
city at least, the lists will be printed. In
this manner a large atnount of skulking
could be prevented and every man obliged
to toe the mark.
The Latrobe Companies.
The two nine months' companies, re
cruited in the vicinity of Latrobe, and
commanded by Captains Donnelly and
McCulloch, have been assigned to the
133 th Regiment, P. V., Col. Porter. Capt.
McCulloch has been chosen Lieutenant
Coloiel of the regiment. The regiment
was at Harrisburg at last accounts.
Tun opening of fall goods at Carnaghan's
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring and
Clothing Establishment, Federal street,
Allegheny city, is just now taking place,
and tbr a variety and excellence candor
induces us to say that we have never seen
the stock excelled. Mr. Carnaghan has
spent some weeks in the East, selecting a
stock that could he commended to his
friends and customers, and to be satisfied
that he has succeeded admirably is but to
see the selection.
In the lines of cloths, cassimeres and
vestings, the taste of the plain as well as
the gay can he suited, while the selection
for h.tys Wear. embraCtS ever} thing desi
rable it. the line. With a view of meeting
the demand for military officers uniforms,
Mr. Carnaghan has laid in a full supply of
regulation standard cloths and trimmings.
His taste in this line is admitted, and we
certainly advise officers or their friends to
pay him a visit.
The Lady. of Lyons.
This ever popular play will be produced
at the theatre this evening. Mr. Chaplin
as Claude and Miss Frost as Pauline.—
The musical burlesque of "The Lady of
the Lyons" will be added.
Bank *OkeLguoiltiiiiiis
, Corrected for the. Post by .4111 & Lire,
of the ifatfonat BahEtlroteßiVortei:
(The Reporter i., published monthly, at
One dollar a yvar in advance. Office Dis
patch Budding Pittsburgh, Pa.)
Rates uncertain at present.
Plrrsitrini, August 1542.
Dincounf.
New England States
New York State
New York City
Pennsylvania, (Philadelphia)
Pittsburgh__ ......
t ' , opt e.e a I g.
Country Banks.
Delairitre
District of Columbia.
Maradand, Baltimore
Interior ...
Virginia, IV heeling ..
Branches....
" Interior
North Carolina
Sottth Carolina
Oeorgia
A lalmtna
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana, Free
" Bank of the State,
Viscousin
lowa
Michigan
Missouri
Canada, premium
Exchange selling rates on New -York
and Philadelphia `tt cent. over bank al !e
funds.
Coin—Gold selling at 14®1 per cent.
over bankable funds, and silver at 70 over
bankable funds.
DENTISTRY 2 !
Dr. Vonßonhorst, No. 54 St. Clair street
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
aul
JOSEPH MEYEIt
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
MAYUPACTURISHIS OPj
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE. 335 SM IT fl FIELD STREET
(Betvrean Sixth etreet and Virgin alley)
WI LLIAM FLEMING.
FASHIONA BLE I lATTER,
as removal from the corner Wool nod Sixth to
NO. 139 WOOD STREET,
Fourth dear below Virgin Alley. Pittsburgh
A lame and complete %Melt of Hans.
Cllll,Ol and SI raw CI IS 11114113'91 9111 hand
at the lowest prices, si holesale and re.
tall ap'l-Ivw
LIN DSEVS AL SI:A /Will:R.—
The GENUINE ARTICLE, prepared by the
.original inventor, Dr. J. M. LINDSEY, which
Int.l 1/jilVe I itself to be inv,,lalble in the care ut
SCR° /' ,
l'sineerows Forinntionm,
Cutaneous Diptemter,
Eryottpelsm,
Pimples on the Face,
Sore Eyes,
Nenld liestd,
Tetter Affections
)Itl and Stubborn l'lrerrt.
Rheumatic Disffirdera,
Dystarpmta
4'llsitiveuensi,
Situ tad Ice.
Salt 'Rheum,
Mercurial Direasee
Generztl Debility
Liver Complnlet,
UMW of .11,pioq11 e
Low Spirtlß
Foul Stouistell,
Vetratle Complaints.,
Together with ail other
Disorders front an •
Improper Condition of the
Circulatory System.
.1s a General Tonle
Efleetst are most
• Benignant, and
cannot fall to Benefit
where used Perseveringly
Accr►tding to Directions
Is offered to the public as a medicine in every
w a y wo r thy o f conlidenee,it having now stooj
the test of many years, with the result of a rapiJ
ly increaAng demand.
AS A TONIC it has no equal. Unlike the
many vile mixtures called " 'titters," it creates no
false appetite, but gives tone and vigor to the
system gradually and permanently.
•i- A SPURIOUS ARTICLX being in the market,
renderg great caution ucce, -, ::ary in purchasing.
Ask for that prepared by Dr. LINDSEY, and take
SIMON JouNsTos. Druggist
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
Corner :Smithfield and Fourth streets.
Pittsburgh
Jr, 4-daud2m -w2in
Volunteer Enlistment
BLANKS,
=SEMI
CIEIRTII 4 "'ICALTIEI
StiltGEON
CITECI
RECRUITING OFFICER,
'For silo by
W. S. HAVEN,
STATIONER AND PRINTER,
CORNER WOOD 1 THIRD NTS
ne
BAILEY, FARRELL it COy
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
No. 129 Fourth Street,
NEAR SMITHFIELD STREET
Tanks anti Agitators for Oil Refineries lined
with lead in the most durable manner, by the new
process of burning or uniting the joints without
solder.
Houses fitted up with Hot and Cold Water in the
best style. with all the m.piern improvements in
liathz.. Wash-- tands, Closets, FL.ks, Ste., &a.
A lime stuck of rumps and Load Pipe always
on hand. aus
JOHN FLEEGEII,,
GUNSMITH.
25 corner Ohio and Beaver atm,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Lame Mock of Guns of all description., on hand,
or mide to order, and for sale at LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
npielee
Notice to School Board
MBE SCEIOOL BOARD OF MOON
A. Township will meet at Sharon School Home
on the lam vaturday of dupe% to select seven
teachers for mid oittriet. i% eau noel apply who
have not proper certificates.
P. 11. STEVENSON.
President.
salt -ltd2tw
LOST
NE $lO ENITED STATES TREASU.
VW HY ROTE. and
One Five Dollar Merchant? and Manufacturers'
Bank, Pittsburgh,
The finder will please leave the same at this of
fices, and receive • reward,
E===
oho.riH
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
ITEMS FROM FORTRESS MONRO
FROM WASHINGTON
Col. Wynkoop, 7th Penna.
Cavalry, Killed.
18"
111(5)40
511
:511
.1)
Surrender of Gen. Johnson at
Gallatin.
Further About the Late Indian
Outbreak.
WASHINGTON, August 27.—The follow
ag official dispatch has been received :-
1 ELENA, Ark., August 23, via Cairo, Aug.
0.--To Major General Hulleck, General
n Chief:—Satisfactory news has been re
ceived of the Navy aid Army expedition
sent down the river near Milliken 's Bend.
The rebel transport boat Fair Play, was
captured with a large cargo of arms and
ammunition.
The rebel force we§ pursued by our
troops to Monroe. Louisiana, where there
is railroad and telegraph.
The depot was burned and the telegraph
destroyed, thus cutting off commur ication
and connection of Vicksburg with Little
Rock and Providence, La. Thirty-five
prisoners were taken, and a large number
of negroes who were in the rebel forces
brought away, Eleven hogsheads of
sugar, three baggage wagons and siz trucks
were destroyed, our troops not having
means of transportation. A portion of
our forces with the rams entered the Yazoo
river, where a battery of forty-two poun
ders and two field pieces were taken, the
enemy fleeing without tiring a gun: Th 6
heavy pieces were destroyed and the field
pieces brought away. The expedition as
cended the Yazoo above Sunflower and
rt . turne d u p the Mississippi. Troops are
securing the shores and seattea ing guerrilla
camps with great success. This is the
substance of Col. Woods' report. Much
credit is due to Acting 1.1,g Officer Phelps
who commanded the naval forces, Cul.
Ellett who commanded the rum fleet, aul
Col. Wood, of the 70th Ohio, who com
manded a brigade of the 4th division of
this army. The expedition was planned
by Oen. Curtis and Cunt. Davis before
leaving Helena, and it has returned to the
latter place alter ha+ ing accomplished its
ork iiith great suvec.,s.
Senator Seward left \t'ashington to-day
r. r set end week.; ~ . .journ at his home in
Nwlok
PITTSBURGH
A dispatch received at the Post•Othee
liepartinent, dated Salt Lake, yesterday,
ajs a general war with nearly all the In
dian tribes cast of the Missouri river is
dose at hand. An interruption of the
overland 'nail is daily expected, and nosh•
ing but prompt and decisive detion on the
kart of the government will prevent it.
Lines should be protected by sulaiers at
intervals of a hundred miles. General
Page's force is km small for this, while
Cod C•onnor's Puree is four hundred miles
weit. traveling slowly.
to the information contained in
the above di4pad.h. the Postd)llice De
partment inatructel I•o,t•t:1 tat en; to scud
califdrula mails to New York till farther
directions.
Lor'isvild r. Angust 2;.—Gen. 1. . W.
Johnson and Capt. Turner of his stair,
old Capt. Gibban, cf die 2d Indiana
Cavalry, arrived to•day. They state
Johnson wit; cola p•-i led to sin render. near
;:dlal in on tile-21st. After fighting brave
lbr s , :ine time men became an
inanagablo and finally ran. ex
abet 75, who with Gent Johnson, M,,j..r
Wenfry of the :sth Kentucky, and three
,7111•1' Wvrt: taken I:r,lln.cr,.
1,1 , s trite twen:y-:,x. killed.
W..ffikoop. 7:1: reaffiy!va
r,in ca%.dry, and :A t , Whet" oh l ' rB. and
•,liiry three wounded. The rebel lus. in
duffing ,cveral officers• was thirteen killed
:ie.! four wounded. The federal prisoners
Wear w ,.11 by 'Morgan. and lib
erated on parole. Morgan's force, Ll..;00
,trmig. is finely equipped and mounted.
and carry :thong printing material, with
which they regularly issue a newspaper
calks! the "Vick:tie."
11AIt S Aug. 27.—The Governor
has placed the details and work of preps•
ration thr the draft under charge of Col.
A. IC. M'Clure, a gentleman whose ability
to perform the important duties is well
and favorably known throughout the State.
Three more regiments were organized
to day, and !will go forward to-morrow.
Material for the formation of three or four
InON is also in camp. These will be or
ganized and sent forward as soon as their
arms arrive. Companies from all quar
ters are constantly arriving.
The time designated as that after which
the draft was to have taken place has been
changed bee:Luse of the impossibility of
procuring in time correct assessment lists
from all the counties of the State. This
postponement is no evidence whatever
itgninst the certaiwy of its taking place.
Nre YPRK, August 27.—A war meeting
was held. in the park today. Quite a
number of speeches were made by promi•
;lent citi.:ens. Resolutions were adopted
calling on mo ni ed and other corporations
to contribute largely to the bounty funds,
and . f-r the President to authorize Corco
ran to raise a legion of twenty thousand
men. Corcoran was one of the speaker:•.
FORTRESS MO N ILO E, August :!,;. —A n
order has been issued that all the build
ings on Old Point Comfort shall be imme
diately removed or torn down in the vi
cinity of the fort. The Hon. Mr. Segir,
one of the proprietors of the flegia Hotel,
leaves for W ashington to-night, having
had notice of the removal of the build
ings, which is to take place in four days.
Sr. Loris. August 21.—The extensive
wholesale drug and chemical establish
ment of Z. F. Wetzel! & Co., was totally
destroyed by fire to-day; loss ono hun
dred thousand, and insured for forty-five
thousand.
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
Will. HAZIAETT
Has opened an olßee at
NO. $0 WATER STREET,
There he will transact a General titoainbeat
Agency business, and would solicit a share of pat
renege from steamboat men. ap24-Iyd
`TONE, WATER PIPE 'mom 2 to 8
inch calibre received and for sale by
an= 1110ItY 11. COLLINS.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
IS MALL RED COW. ANY DERNOW
111. finding hoi will be suitably rewarded by
leaving word at Martin's Grocery. on Rebecca
street, Allegheny, opposite Patterson's Lumber
Yard, e• by dropping a note in the Pittsburgh
Post Office,
aul2-tf
DMINISTUATOWS NOTICE—Lief
-111. TERS of Administration having been is
sued to the undersigned, n the eels eof Hobert
bi.rr w, Esq , late of the Eighth, Ward. City of
Pittsburgh, deceased, all persons indebted to said
estate nre.e 'nested to mak. , immed•ate payment,
awl tho9e having clsims or dem in le sem net said
estate will pre-cant them, properly authenticated,
for settlement
SAMUEL MORROW, ,
J 01 1 ,7 ATWELL, I adLlers,
nu E-6tdlaw .
CAril B. SEELY.
. 141 FIFTH STREET. opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
41141.1141 II
NOTES. BONDS, MORTGAGES and Gem Sem
r Mon apt
OFFICE or THE PITTSBUROU INSURANCE CO..
(Corner Market and Water Streets.)
PITTEEUEOR. Aturustls. 1861. fit
T" pACIARD Or DIRMICTOMS
this iwpany have this day declared a dir-
Hend, out of the profits of the last six months, of
Two Dollars per share, in cash, payable forth
with. AINEHAftT,
aul6:2w Secretam
MRS. D. IL WILLIAMS
SUMMER GOODS
REDUCED PRICES
JACONET LAWNS, ntr 12 1.2 cents;
ORGANDIE LAWNS. from 12 1.2 to 37
1-2 cents;
A FEW SILIENEII SILKS left, at 371.2
cents;
SHAWLS AT COST,
sscquEs AT COST,
SILK ALASTILLAS AT COST
LACE. MANTILLAS AND POINTS from
Of 00 and upwarthe;
The Beat Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
Just Ouened,
-A T -
W. & D. Iltigus 9 ,
CORNER FIFTH AND MUIDKET NTS
THE kILEOO.II.A.IIO,
(FOR.VI:RT.T COURT ExcHEQuEII.)
CORNER FIFTH & SMITHFIELD STREETS,
(Opposite the Post Office.)
Ti HE SII lIS CRIBER RAVING
taken the above well-know:: stand, will be
pleased to see his friends at all hours. Ills wince,
liquors. ales, and elirars ore or the e.svt.
Te24-3ted JOHN LUNDY. Pret , rieter.
SPEC ILAALT.I.II:"S
HORNE'S TRIMMING STOR:
We beg leave to call the attention of
ALL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
To our stock of goods, purchased early in July
previous to the advance in prices.
Dress Trimmings in Every Variety ;
flack Velvet Ribbons, all widths;
Embroidered Collars ondells;
Lace Conan§ and Setts;
Footing Col in ;
Linen Handkerchiefs, embroidered
heinmed and corded:
Hoop Skirts I Mechanic Corsets;
Army Shirts, Drawers, Socks..l-e.:
Narrow Cooled-Edge
bons:
Ladies• Superior Cotton osiery
Gloves, Gnantlets. and 111 k Lace Mills
Buck Rid lug Gan to Het%
Ladles' Brown null Black Miran• liaise
Chenille neol lamisisle Bair Nelft:
=22l=
l'ortem ;tics nt nil priers;
Ithick English Crape; llornintzine
Ilirenadine Crape and Lace Veils:
Fancy Goods and Notions of all Limb.
Joseph Horne,
77 & 79 MARKET STREET,
Wholeant° Ronal
2.1 and 3d SV:riaa.
NI AA It 00 ft-
110 W LOST! 110 W RESTORED!
Just uublishbd. El,velopc. Price
Six Cents.
A LECTITH E ON TEE NATURE, TREAT
MENT and It dical Ca; e of 5,....z - Lnat,rrh.... a or
73eulinal ti r t. , ,kn,s.i,
Sexual Debility, and Inipedinothu , to Marrial:e
generallyNervonsr.o.,,
and Fits; 'Mental and icLty,
Irmo Srif- Cl. L
ERWELL, Al. D.. Author of the 6'rern Book. ti•c
" A Boon to Tho , :::;o2 , 1s of i3ufferisn,"
Sent under seel. in .1 Plain en , t l “l.e, to any ad'
tress. Pow yuid, oa re, iv; corm.. net postage statnpa. by Dr. C11..1. C. ELIE.
1:17 Bowery, New Yor',:, Pest ut:Ate Box, dris6
n07,3m-i,:daw
PENNSYLVANIA lIAILIItiAD C11111(11 RAF;
Leave.: Wali'a (date 7.U, i‘vr ry :=a,.,1 cat 9 15
L, Turbo Creeea, do 9 2u .
d., 1:r11.!,..,, (1.0 :I s 923
do r• ditiorhureh do . d:• 912
do Lu.-t Liberty, du do 9a
Arrive at Pitieburgb. it) t
•
RETLRNIN.:t TRAIN
Pitrdiurirh evi:uy , y
1,, 'Ea.l Li leriy do do
do Wilkiusbufgh do do
do Brie ton's do do
do Tuttle ct,:ek di.
Artive.
i-TEIV 111 T, • • arm
Nu:burgh, L o y
iyilif
ROBERT ARTHUR'S,
ATTOLtNLY
AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, _of Cfaio,
Missouri. Texas. Wisconsin, Virginia. .Now York,
jouisiana. Illinois.lowa. Florida. Indiana, K.en
acky and :tlichigan.
mhs:t;ul No. MS FOURTH STREET.
LA MISSES , AND CHM-
DltEN's
BALMORAL BOOTS,
Of Kul, Calf, and MUr:Cen. A:3O n Euporior
stu. k ui
LASTIVL CoN(iItESA, AND LACE OAF?,
EnS; SLIPPEoS, BOUTS AND Ill.S,
Which are $Ol.l at roasonable yriee3
W. E. SCHMERTZ •& CO.,
31 FIFTH STREET
W I. 11., 0 P
ON MONDAY,- AtGINT IS. 'fit:,
AND DURINO Tilt WEEK,
YEW AND DESIRADLI.; STYLES
DRY GOODS
Adapted to the Fall Trade
DOMESTIC GOODS,
THE LATE ADVANCE.
Ana will be sold at leas than Eastern Pricee
TER3ZS, CA.SI-I.
C, HANSON LOVE &
74 Market Street.
Read: 'React "Etead:
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!!
GREAT RELIEF TO TILE AFFLICT
ED. and those suffering from weakness of
s ght:
TO ALL. YOUNG AND OLD:
you wish to experience great relief in your
ght. try the world-renowned
aussiAs PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers will continue to find i•erteet eat iSrae
tion by trying these Speetaelei. So'd only by
J. DIAMOND. Optician,
No. *0 Fifth street, Post Building.
The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames, if
desired.
Bowar Imposters and Pretenders
MINE PA PER ANGI NG hi-ILN CRIM.
C' SON, Brown and Urceu. forAplp by
W. P. MARSBALL;
2$ Nn. WOO 4 ',treat.
el A writ DG ES FOR COLVS and ALL
11l other pistols, ter sale by
IiOWN At TETLEY,
Wecei Street.
GEM. HOSE-31. DEILAAG E; 233 LIB-
EAT: STREEf, is the only Agent for the sale
of the New Patent Woven Hydrant
nese. out:
20.000 1.11.1611.1EL0 OF RYE
Wanted at
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Will MT the highest cash priees.
THOMAS MOORE,
1910 First street. Pittsburgh. _
BUQUESK BRASS WORKS.
C.1.1_1r413.N * CO.,
if•NIIPA 0 GRP:HMO?' IVCRY /1411AIIITT ON
FINISHED BRAM WORK,
GAS ANO STEAM FITTERS,
aa - Purtienlar attention to fitting Oil Beggar
its. Casting,: of superior smoothness made to
order. Steamboat work mad repairing gener
ally.
ga-Reaa' Oil Ne: Dary's Safety LIMP,'
Gas Brackett , and 'Licata: Corner ST. CLAIR
STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY. fel&tf
TLL.RNAN it GETTIG
Wholesale and Retail Grover,,
AMPOILTERS AND DEALIDN
TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS, iike.,
NORTH-EAST corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Obi EN BYRNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
3ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING MADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
AVINtla RETURNED FROM NEW
EE YORK, with 11 choice stock of CLOTHS.
cASSIMERES and. VESTINGS, which can be
purchased at prices far below the usual rates.
Oirllreat indnceinent3 offered to cash boyera.
CLOSING OLT SALE OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS
AT BORLAND'S.
au' :).3 Market street, 2d do r from Fifth.
rrIEEI'II EXTRACTED "4 VII "
.a. PAIZ , I by the use of an appe.rttr whereb,
0 , , dru,l or galvanic battery aro 4sed. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families their teeth
extracted by my process. and are'rrmir to testify
At , to the sal ety anti painlessness of II 'to AiniPtati ,, n.
whatever 1.a., been said by perrriN ted in
4aserting the contrary; having net of my
pr ocean.
tvI—ARTIFICIAL TEETH intevid is every
tylo, and charges na low, as W) WI !Slat the
boat of material in all cases.
E. OIrDRY, Dentist,
134 Smithfield street.
no] y-is
NEW GOODS! NEW GOOD!!
We have an elegant and attractive atack o
Trionnsimtn.
Varnibiling; GOWN,
Embroideries,
Varieties, •
Notions,
Hosiery.
• (Howes.
Gauntlets,
French Drr , crie and Flexure Skirts, Corsets,
Iles 1 cte., in lingo variety and /otc prices
"or 'ASH.
MAORI:3f S GLYDE,
7i Market st., between 4th & Diamond
- -
Y.acent Oil Wo rks
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufacturers of
PURE WHITE REFINER
C 1 11 33 0 N 40 I L S
oir , eu. NO. 291 LIBERTY STREET. Pitts
burgh. P 4. myB-6nad
CO-PARTNERSHIP:
!KNIFE UNDERSIGNED II ASSOCIA
,I3I with in.. etfu. OLI VIER MC(11..1.N
-' 0 , h, in 3 eopArtnerhip. for the tr-riStetien of
It h;ti- under the 110010 and
Brut of W. Mi:CI...INT•JCIi & SON, he solicits
1,, , w a generous it continuance, to the new
liroi, c: the hber3 ffatrorolfle h eretofe- e by him,.
v.. Mci.adisiTOC.K.
I .AR ti.. :Having purchased for
'ILJ lief, re :he late advanee. the largest stock of
eitr, we won call the attention of
:0 or .t retail buyers to our complete as
6oritio.ii? of CA MATTING-, OIL
- IL. It it -, , TOPE SOS[,
au.2l 112 Market street. j
A Splendid Opportunity
S NOW OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
X in the pureha=e of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS.
HALL PEN DA NTS.
SIDE BRACKETS, dke,„
i 111 J cheap T,ltr P Store rlf
CIIMERT'!. :z
1:.:1 Weed street.
1:',1 OPPosite the First Church,
al O 1 STONE FiLT K 14—FOR
k.c.,notuy, ill 6 Filter far surpasses anything
at the ki tl ever ,fore tdiered to the public. It
Leare:4 t 0 eaturul ie str•mg and liurable,
.ind d, I,y ld , ...ving through the tube;
•. • i!, eirried in the pocket, andalways
It,. Another sa pf•ly just received by
at uld., Dept,t,
26 and 2s ct ela'r street
at;'? .1. A: W. rundails.
.1 Uil
.1 St
.1 32
1 49
1 15
gin EA IV AN D GOOD— THE SHOWS
n! , le Heil n Howe.
Gum BELviziu, OF THE BEAT
Eastern make, Gum Packing and Gaskets,
for sale by
M. MELANGE,
233 Libertystreet opposite head of Wood
JOHN LITTLE, jr.,
NO. 706 ronitzu STREET,
STOCK &NO BILL BROKER
Protuiss.ry Notes, Stock Bonds. and Mortgat
11014:11 I sold. 15,11
FEMILF COLLEGE,
RE). I. C PERSHING. A. M.. or.EdDENT.
la EST SUSTAINED COLLr-Ix'
LI the :taut.
FOURTEEN TEACHERS
Attend:vier 1491 vcar2iS, :Sut , orti Crick hui!dinz;
111,noii,11 gill ext.:AA ve • 1. , •.. 1 •
FL.F.1ig.11..108. - • unit, (aught
Fl 'AT) . i
.•LLAh per term. tor 1 ) , ...17i1ifiC. light
•:• .tt 2d.
t•• r • ezidoa
,1 flea. Trustees
♦ rEENTION COMPANY.
CANVAS SHOES, $1,25
AT 15 FIFTLI STREET,
D. S. DIFFENBACHER,
NEW GOODS.
Nir
the PasT E a l j arg S e T atoe RECEl VE D iceseleconlilorig
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for CI ts' and Youths wear,- embracinas all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSIMERES AND
VFSTINGS. W. H. MeDEE dr CO.,
143 Federal street
orner Market Square. Allegheny city. mY9
8U1LD13.1"6 , LOTS IN VARIOUS LO
CATIONS for one hundred dollars and tin
d. Term; modating.
S. CUTIIBERT & SONS.
61 Market street
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER!
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET,
PITTNBUROH
Loretta Springs, Cambria County, Pa
ON TUE ALLEGUENT
1, 7- 4 Mountain. near Loretto, 4 miles from Cres
son Station. Poinisylvonia Railroad, Cambria
Clnauty, Pa., will be open for the reception of Via.
itors
(hi the 26th day of June.
An c,xecll•'nt Band of illtbin will be in attend
ance during the season.
For circulars and further information. 0P.P.19 to
FRANCIS A. GIBBONS,
Proprietor.
jelR-dtEel 1
REMOVAL.
9111 RE PEIVAiSTLIVANEII SALT MAN.
UFACTURINO COMPANY
Bur,: removed their ORice fruin 24 Wood at. to
OLD BITE WERT,
Corner of Pli t and Duquesne Way.
OFFICE OS PgT,6Tli EET.
au 2.1 1 . " . 1 4C1.( RGE COI not Agen. t
OFFICE OF rut CEIZTICAL BOARD OF EDECATION.}
Pittsburgh, August Md. 1861
E RE - EXAMINATION OF APPLI
-.11. cants for admission to tie ilia School will
commence Wil/AIf.SDAY. 27th instant. at de
o'clock m. JOHN
.A. BERGMAN T.
aulsi3t.
Secretary.
BUCKET ABB TUB ILACEIINiEs....,
We have for sale TWO oomplete ants of
B ut/E ET AND TDB BACH !Natl. nearly new,
and of the Dion improves manufacture. The
=whines can he seen at our Barrel Bunny. Tay
lor stmt. Ainth. ward.
CAENIIINE ARMY RHORR—FOR
ea le at Me lelland's Auction, 55 Fifih strut
GARDEN AND FIELD SEED,
WARRANTED MIMI AND GENEINE
larAlso a general assortment of
Agricultural Implements, Prat
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
received and for sale by
BECKHAM & LONG,
No. 127 Liberty ettoot,
next doorto Hare'a HoteL mb2l
HO &OR THE WAR!
Before going, buy a pair of
BOOTS. SHOES, AND GAITERS,
AT BORLAND'S
Cheap Cash Store,
auto 98 Market street, 2d door from Fifth.
TEA IS BRIM TOOTH •I f ISII—THIS
elegant preparation is d as be
ing superior to any article now need for preen-r
-ing the T P ETH.
BY ITS REG VLAdis JSE.
It
preserve the teeth front deeay,
It will neutralize all offemivestaretions around
the to . th,
It will care Uleers,
It wi I make auft spongygnms hard and healthy.
It will prevent Toothache whet, used regularly.
It will cure Bleedinz (Innis
To Snickers and l'hewers it is invaluable, as it
takes away all the disagreunlule tah,rs arcing from
he use.of tobacco, ai.d in Is place imparts ade
lightful aromatic fragrance to the breath. No
person should be withunt a bottle of Tenberrg
Tooth Wash. For sale at
CorneJOSEPH FLEXIN
Di G'S.
Market st. and the amon&
SiirThe highest cash price paid for Boomers&
SMITH, PARI as CO.,
NINTH WARD
Warehouse. N 0.149 Firs (P a TTS 2O
I .. l : o ed P s A •
Manufacturers of all sixes and awriptions o.
S:los' Oil. Retorts and Stills. Has sad Water Pit*
ad Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon boxos. Steel Moulds.
Ponies Hangers and Couplk,„-x.
Also Jobbin g and Maclunc." cry de
scription made to order.
Having a complete machiba s.OO attached to
he Foundry, all MCl:Mary fatinst will be carefully
attended to
TALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS,
Trebles, or E st.tigs, 4 leniths, best quality... 200
Seconds, or A • 3 hest Italian... 150
Thirds or D " 3 " best 150
Fourths or GI " pure Silver... 500
Best quality French or German let, 2d, 3d and
4th Strings, each 100
Best quality Guitar D; A and E, silverstrings.
each 150
Second quality Guitar D. A and E, silver
Strings, each 100
Best quality Violincello A and D, each.........
Best quality • G and C. each 250
Mailed to any address post paid on receipt of
the money, or in po:tage eta tops.
III: JOHN B. MELLOR,
*II Woo sessist
N. B—A large lot of fresh strings lust d
arrived
Also. Violin cases, Flutes. Accordions, Am. fel
; REV. DAVID IL RIDDLE, D. IL.
w,ll preach in the Tli l FP,.
lAN ull II MAL TO-MORO,O W. .t /034 ' o't lock
in. and 734 . o'clock p. m. auaat.
LEATHER BELTIIIiG-
EOYT BRO'S N. Y. M •
Well tanned and stretched. for sale at the Leath
er .tore of
M. DELANGE,
233 Liberty street opposite head of Wood.
ALUABLE SEWICKLEY PROP-
V ERTY FOR SALE.—Three-fourth acres of
land pleasantly situate at five minutes walk Vont
the Elation; large variety of choice f nit and
shade trees, grape vine+. etc; a family mansion or . :
hall. parlor-, library and twelve room:, excellent
cellar. stable. ice home. large tauten wi:h tb
and flowers all well arranged and in good, Sr.
For price and terms apply at M Market at'
S. CU:MISERY a nOlgel..
Real REtate Agents.
K EEP IT BEFORE YOU,
SAVE 'ous BONET
when you can and get a BETTER PIANO.
Oat the thing itself well as name; one that is light
and elastic touch, that will not ache your wrist
and fingers lea PIANO to day and to-morrow low
for cash or approved acceptances. Call and be
convinced. Witte & BROTHER.
Manufacturers. eta Ttu'd 4reet.
WINDOW CURTAINS, &c.,
• Great Variety and Flue Amami !
Naiad from 6 1.4 seats
to 66 per Pleee.
Far sale IN
Between 4th k 56, ki door below Diamond Alto
anal
THE UNION, •
OORCOIIIKINATION BURNER. CAN
be used wit:. or With- ut chimp y: makes > s
much iightAith an 0 k an °Nina. Y A
ker
Burner, and COOS( quenti7 consume- less i4o.
sale at SCILMENI2 BLEAK LEY'S.
ant.o No. 153 w oud street.
CUPPING AND .
MR. & MRS. BEM
D
a 1.9 rat -Teeth extracted. Dd. Cold and Shower
P. isEs& 177 Grant street
.
COLTS RETOLVERS-4 AND e men
8 Shot, for sale at reduced prices by
EittlWN TETLEY,
139 Wood Streak
BooTvuozsATD GAITERS. PAZ
old an young—at McClelland' Auction.
OLDIEDIP INDIA RUBBED OLAND,
ETY"'' arrantel to be of a mains otialft;
anti not affected by heat or cold. Another sap
just received. by express, at the India tabioar
iJepot, DI and 2111 St. Clair street.
watt JAW. P
CAMP KNIVES FOR BALE BY -
BOW N a 1 WI Lt. Y.
131 i IN 000 id.
SAND PLAISTEIR-90 BBL& ILECEIV.
ID and for gale by
sun HENRY B, COLLINS.
GUTHRIE * SILL,
v ea Fiat, west.
IM:NtimmrisTi3.
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PITTSBURGH -
THEAMIL
LIMSZD AND MANAGIR....—...WM. WN
PamEs or Angnianoq.—Private BO D
ZOS, 1 115
Single Seat in Private Box. $1 00, -pomp o u s o pj
Dress Circle. chain,. 50 cents; Family Circle. 2t
cents; Colored Gallery. ?A cent% Colored Boxes
50 cents; Gallery 15 cents.
Fourth Appearance of the Fascinating Aerosol.
MUM A➢IY FROST.
THURSDAY EVENING, Adria 28.
The performance to eumm ewe with
LADY OF LYONS.
Pau1ine......... . ............. ... Miae Frost.
Dance Wile Rosa Cents
To conclude with the burlesque entitled --
LADY OF THE LIONS.
Pauline Mr. Chaplin
DOUGHERTY'S MELODEON.
Liberty Street, near Wood.
A genuine variety entertainment will be pre.
seated EVERY EVENING, consisting of
Sliming, Dancing, Athletic Sports. Ethiopian
Burlesques. Pantomime, etc,, by the following
talented artistes:
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
JULIA NORGA.N,
ENNA WARD,
SUSIE Nonni*
HANK MASON,
WASTER MORRISSEY.
W. C MORGAN.
MARRY MALL,
and Messrs. Burke. Dousla.rty. Moore,
tUnten, a. d Master Frank.
Ir. The Pittsburg, favo , ite JOIIIiNY
-114117, is etgaged and mill shortly appear.
Admission—Pareuet. 13 cents, (3,,Lery la rents.
BLAB IN SINN i*,
SOLDIERS,
If you go into entrap wi bout WOOLEN SA 111111
nod OO6D, i‘ will be at the , sonou. HA of your
nealth.
A complete assortment of
ARMY SHIRTS,
SOCKS,
SEWING CASES, Etc.
For sale at the lowest emit prices. by
M ACRL & GTXDB,
mild Market street, bet 4iti & Diamond.
For Sale,
O 1 E LARGE TIIREE-STORIED
Brick Dwelling-flouse and Lot. N 0.73 Lib
erty street. Tho house hui just been painted.
papered, and thoroughly repaired. and will be
sold on accommodating terms. Apply to
S. hicKER.
102 Second street.
aul2-3wd
ANDRETIIM
BY MAIL, POST PAID.
WALL PAPER : 2
Now Styles for Spring of 1862.
THOMAS PALMER I
- NO. IR WOOD STUMM