DAILY POST. 1 ‘; The'Union as It was; The Constitutlen as It Ist PUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23 Wir- Where there to no law there Is no freeaom. Democratic Nominations. FOR GOVERNOR, GEORGE W. WOOD WARD FOR SUPREME JIIDGE, WALTER IT, LOR'RIE GEN. MEAGHER'S SPEECH. We direct the reader's attention to an eloquent address by Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher, published on the outside of this morning's paper. The concluding por tions of it wilt be seen are terribly denun ciatory of those in New York who are silly enough to talk of peace, and at a time, too, when the rebels threaten the North with invasion. INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA- Whether the rebels invade Pennsylvania this week or next, or whether they shall invade us at all, are questions more easily asked than answered. There is no doubt, however, of their intention, which is to certainly cross into Maryland and Penn. sylvania, for the purpose of laying waste all that may fall under their destructive and vandal hands. If they do not invade us, it will be owing to the magnificent, and hearty and united action of our peo ple, determined to lash back to their wasted territory these hungry hordes of famishing rebels. There seems to be no doubt but that whenever Lee thinks he can, with any hope of success, invade our State, he will undertake it. The Southern press, op posed to the Davis Government, have been fiarce in their denunciations of his man agement of the war, and insist that noth ing but an invasion of the North will secure thein their independence. They point to the well known facts of our armies having penetrated rebel territory; com• palling them to fight us upon rebel soil; they point to their devastated homes-their blasted fields, and to our armies closing in around them in every direction. They point to our immense resources in wen and means and naturally conclude that their being subdued is but a question of time. These facts are, of course, patent to the dullest of them, and hence their anxiety to shift the scenes of operations from their own fields to ours. As we have already stated, we do not doubt but that the intention to invade was matured, because, fully four weeks ago, Mr. Clem ent.C. Barekley,through the New Orleans Picayune warned our government of A ~ From the beginning of hostilities every one saw that ehould the rebels ever be able to invade a free State, Pennsylvania was likely to be the one selected for their operations. This they have done last summer and this, and in view of what it is possible for n hundred thousand desperate men to accomplish, we think it time for our entire people to be prepared for the worst. If the rebels do invade us, it will not be for the purpose of inhabiting our soil ; that is out of the question, but we fear that it would be an incursion, not for rot bery merely, but for the purpose of laying prostrate whatever of value they . might meet with. They might not stay long amid the scenes of their destructive operations, but the marauder and incen diary requires but little time to produce incalculable disaster. By rapid and des peratemovemeuts, at which rebels and rob bers seem to be most expert, De Moor, with eighty men, burned the city of Leipsic and escaped. They were atter plunder and secured it; and so desperate and rapid were their movements that they not only escaped but threw the alarmed thousands of citizens who inhabited the city into such consternatien as to petrify them with fear. A fewdaring men, like the tornado, the flood or the conflagration, can inflict in conceivable horrors in a very brief time. After two.yeara of speculation and dis cussion, our authorities and onr people seem thoroughly aroused to the exposed condition of our state. Upon every side and in every locality we perceive a deter: urination not to stop until our state will be put in a condition to defy any attempt at invasion. Chambersbure and Harris burg are announced out of present danger, and in another week our County will be in a condition to Plaugh a siegeto 'acorn." Before we cease our present operations, 1 1 let our entrenchments and defences be / such as to aefy the enemy's approach, and when that is accomplished the work of organization should, at once' commence. We have thousands of men, but we need organization, and to be at all useful this must be effected. Regimental and Brigade organization we need and must hava, an t ); now, while the spirit is up, is the time le, commence them. We agree witlt ale Vhfl. adelphia Inquirer in the follpiyi;i tion : s sugges: "While the history of' tho present and the com ing week wtil 'obow that more volunteers are iwileonSint foito PennolvaniatOmeet-ttte inva sion th• n from all the other 2 tates together 'ow it is still the tact that both -New Yolk and N Jersey have been in va 0 rpm etzed heTEEI in the ad Heldnce of to in placing. Wo have eiery reason tm beliel e V•stt le a than twintY-fkrh th, usaiid of the Pennolvatia militia - h AVG al• ' mnAly placed themselves at the dlsprtai of,thn iloveincuint althOugh not above five or' Pii thousand rove cisnoolidate I thetoselves into ing mew al organizations: "This ctry dria the nikb. bor:ng aunties ar • alive with .compattiee: Übt' it) du( ft.rlll , hey tail toznhke the idfpieesive ahaer rirertucel f V'the hut t ing rogituent azid ta . 4- ade'' . - TO- D4'100E4210 .PDPIOSB. At tibrhe recent gditozial cnnvention in / P uT 'rg.h Al? EXMalineinunittee was appointei, whiCh was instructed to ohtain the names .aqd-,. Past `ol%.tidcfretui of Democratic Journal in the Stift: Oer gi editorial friends ,will confer -.a fator by ving this not publication and for warding the required' informa - Lion at the en-liest moment to atittrlttt, office of the Pastor AN Ustpiv, Harrisburg, Pa, THE TELEGRAPH'S TRICKS. Usually the agent of the Associated Press places us under weighty obligations, because of his important dispatches: sod occasionally his vigilance and care rstrrt from us our unqualified and hearty admi ration: In yesterday's paper there ap peared one of those important itt 1119 of telegraphic newa, which fully compensate the reader tor hie being afflicted with the compulsory purusal of a weeks daily con tradiction of important events. Here is the particular dispatch which attracts our present favor: PHIL it/M.l'lllA., Juno 21.31, "The forowing .s a 1..., arwx of itilo.rrrt in the Washington Ste, to-Light. htd , r men, , ell, U. Volunteers, reerired intelligence f om county, Pa., this morning, that the raliels in Leavy force, wore advancing en I'ittscu7gh. Pa., vialratioaalßoad, leading fun Cu•nt.erland across the Allegheny inou , tains. Their picket:, „ . . . had reviled Grantsville. Maryland, LI, irty-eig milel from lint iontown, Fa; eau coL oty, Wrobte4lltry evening Itisi.” It will be Been from this, that the astute agent in question goes to the Washington City Star to ascertain what is going on in the neighborhood of Pittsburgh ; and when he finds it out, he sends it lime late on Sunday evening, much to the delight of the printers, and the numerous ntwsmon• gers who lie around loose, waiting for the late't intelligence. On Wednesday last the rebels were " in heavy force," within " thirty-eight miles of Uniontown," ad• veining upon Pittsburgh, and we were not apprised of our danger until late on Sun day evening. This news did not come direct from Uniontown, but from the capi tat of the nation, and it was based, as 13 usual in such cases, upon a private le ter rt ceived from "a gentleman" of m only the highest respectability," bu what is fa: different, " unquestioned it tegtity." Hooker's Army. THE ENEMY NOT IN TUC VICINITY The Herald's Army correspondent with Hooker's Army, on the 11th inst. says : Our infantry and artillery are in posi tion, awaiting any demonstration of the enemy. General Lee's army has as 3. t given no token of being in our vicinity. It is pow believed he will not call upon us here. Preparations are making to look for him elsewhere. Sufficient rations were laid in yesterday afternoon, and we leace here as soon as - ordered. Meantime our troops are passing by here. Their destina Lion, or oar own, it would be conti gband in me to make t üblic. I will say this much—that I believe a fight is imminent, and that it will not be many days, and pos sibly not many hours, before our army comes face to face with the enemy, in which CBBO (and it requires no gift of pro pheey to foretell the tact) the fiercest bat • tie ever fought in Virginia may be looked for. A Scouting Party—A rubor Alarm Cavalry hadte just returned front a two day'sEcoutiugexpediti‘ ii Liu ouvli valley. They report having seen t.,.thing of the enemy in their trevels. Cannonading, supposed to have herb heard in the direction of Thoroughfare Gap, prover to have been the explicated of the content, of an ammunition wagon be longing to this corps. Several shells were thrown hundreds of feet in the air, ai,d exploded over the congregated train and teamsters, but hurting re tae. The was ~a was contutned. It had been packed with the other wagons, and no other cause but heat from friction can be assigned for the ommissary Department Day by day the corn grows less and less in the commissary o' the Confed erate army; day by day the beef is weigh ing less and less on the hands of the offi cer having it in charge; day by day the weight upon the heart of Pemberton must grow heavier and heavier. The question has ere this been decided in his mind, how much longer his garrison must sulTar be fore he must surrender to the Union troops by whom he is surrounded and hem med in as a tiger in his den. It may be days, it may be weeks, before this event shall occur, but occur it must, sooner or later. Human nature cannot forever en dure ; heart of steel and muscle of whip. cord must in the end succumb to the gnawings of hunger—the cry of the body for sustenance. It is a mere question of time, a mere matter of mathematical cer Minty on our side, as to the exact hour %Aun t unless aided by Johnston's gather ing hordes, the rebel garrison of Vicks burg must capitulate upon the only terms that General Grant will accept from an enemy—uncondition a l surrender. Let us await the time; it cannot be long hence From Cairo - -- A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer at Cairo, whose letter is dated the 15th, writes in relation to Vicksburg. We of Cairo have news from below, it is that brought this morning by the oeam er Continental, from Memphis to the i:lth inst. It is principally concerning affairs at Vicksburg, upon which the eyes of the whole world, as it were, are at preset t centered, in anxious suspense, awaiting the denouement of that tragedy, in the, performance of which so many good and true soldiers have lost their lives, and dis appeared forever, no more to come upon the stage of action until Gabriel's trump shall summon the quick and the dead to the judgement seat on high. The drama draws to a climax. The mattock and the spade are busily at work beneath the hard soil, laying mines, which, when the match shall be applied, will open the way to the works of the enemy. The hungry Confederates within the serried cordou— within the walls their own hands have built--are day by day consuming, litr,e by little, the substance upon which th e lamp of life is fed and the ti,atae mv.de to burn. The Election in West Pi Held Held tothe latter part of last month, seems to have resulted in tLe choice of the collckwitkg officers for the.t new State 1 1. Boyle, J. Borernan, Governor; J. 11. Boyle, Secretary of State; Campbell Tarr, Treasurer; Samuel Crane, Anditor;.A.suit la B. Coldwell, Attorney Genera Berkewire, W. A. Harrison and Jal.,melt. L. s Brown, Judges of the Supreme. Cour of Appeals. The otFkeial,returna. show that that the vote polled in 33 collaties was I • Nav,al, Orders. Co. wander lijtcheoek has been order . ed ,to ;ordnance duty. • ecungarldera. H. Scott has been or dered to, the command of the steam al oop Witehneett, now at Philadelphia. Commander Poaall A. Parker hail been ordered to special duty - at the Wfashing tan Navy Yard., A RO3el.F.yzxqn4tizerConvie,,;ed and • . • Fontenced. Nita E. Warning , 'B wealthry citizen of • Nine George's county, At 43 . , and a moll usc:Lion of Reverdy Johnson, has been..,con aided by a Court - Martial. of whi c h :G en. Ripley. was President, of harb or i ng an d concealing Wm. Bowie 'told other rebehr, and has been aentencr : d 'to be confined during the present rebellion in Boni° one ofthe military p risol ys -- Perbapa Fcirt Del. aware. 71 (111lIfii0111 Jell' Davis's Plantation Pillaged. The Murfreesboro' correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial writes : A body of Pederals are reported to have Pisthe plantations of Je ff . Davis and his brother Joe, destroying every insple• reent of husbandry and all the household and kitchen furniture, defacing the build ings, arid driving off every negro on the eState. Patriotism of the Philadol.phia Dial. When Gov. Curtin issued his troops, Mr. Cohen, the pro, appeal for Philaddphia Dial, ed the publicatio n of 1. ,s papr and in/m .' . .i ~riatere etor of the suspend or- ganized a company tr . start forthwith for Harrisburg. r '"Y unieered—elitors man in the office vol- ____ __ , printers and all. Payment .1111. Troops in Advance. Lienero Orders slate that every soldier who ;Lie'. eafter enlists, either in the regular a'srikl or the volunteers, for three years or chit'.ng the war,rnay receive his first months ppY y in advance, upon the mustering in of ',is company into the service of the United States or upon his joining a regiment al ready in the field. A Lryrxit to the Knoxville Register (rebel) says that the attempt to rouse the people of Misnissippi for the defense of Vicksburg will fail, and that many of the good peopl e deem Vicksburg already gone. The Chatt-thooga Rebel says that John ston has his army between the Yazoo River end Jackson and that he has but. little e.rtillery, and is ahort, of supplies. TI !E Richmond Sen/inet, of Saturday, sta',es that the Federal forces were ad- V? acing in a threatening manner on the Y . 2eninaula on the day.previons, and fear of our gunboats, which were reported to be on the.lames and Chickahominyßieers, had caused the rebel troops to fall back. 1111411/161 NOTICE.--1 AM STILL BELLING Burnetrs Preparatic ns---Cocoa KW limon. !lot 'mei, Tooth-Wash sad Fla voring Extrnets of cld prime. tioods such as BLERHAN'E'S BITTERS. at samething like half thA i r c r yerzifgas in 23 corner Fourth Smithfield atretis. G. 1041.1.44— 7 Cleaver's mask scented Brown Windsor. Low's old Brown Windsor. 1;144113'6 Brown Windsor, Low Son .1c Bonbow's Bonny soap. Benbow k Son's linney soap, bow Soo Benbow's Glycerine soap, J. C. Hall's son Honey soap, Low Sun it Benbow's Chinese Mu k-innip, Bracknell's kkin soap, (very fine ) c • loover's Bonny amps. (3 kites, ) • a Indies Statham a Olvermine soap, nu.l/. 0 Lavender and Palm soaps. Kesan'Al amp: (very rare and so_perior y Nth an assortmont of fine Castile. Palm. &n. a0, • 4 ac fair prices, for sale bar J 1123 SIMON JOHNSTON'. I oamarthattbl.l4 and Yo litran The Burning of Darien, Oa A correspondent of the New York Her ald, writing 'rota Hilton Head, June 19th "Col. Montgomery, with his command, i 4 down in Georgia, with headquarters on St. Simons Island, making little dashes into the country, picking up recruits for hiA regiment, burning houses, and destroy. ing things generally. On 'Friday last he visited and burned Darien, Ga., leaving but a nines of ruins. I have not learned any of the particulars of the affair. It is not probable that he has met with much opposition. The coast seems to be gen erally expofed to incursions of an active enemy, as the rebels have doubtless removed themselves, their negroes and a poi Lion of their movables, some distance back from the coast line, and have left no force in front except a fen small bands of partisan rangers, who cannot meet even Montgomery with any show of resistance. M ontgo in ery' fo:ee has been considerably reinforced from Beaufort, and is not at all significant now, the rebels may be assured. Ilis raids into secessia will stir up the rebels from the lowest depths and will make his name familiar from almost one edge of the so called confederacy to the other." How tho Negroes View it. The negroes in Louisiana do not fancy the "post of danger" as much as was supposed. A correspondent of the N. Y. World writing from New Orleans says : THE GILLED AND WOUNDED AT PORT DUD Nothing like a list of killed and wound ed in the light of Wednesday, nor even a statement of the losses, has been furnish• ed or permitted to be published, nor will be until the movements are completed by the fed, ral occupation of Port Hudson, Or the temporary withdrawal of the attack ing army. A federal fresh from the ground yesterday told me that one of the negro regiment (as our readers know already) lost nearly, it not quite two-thirds of its number—say six hundred men. In reply to a question I had asked as to the total !ose ou the federal side in Wednes da3'B fight, he said : "Oh ! not more than three hundred killed and fifteen hundred wounded." "lint, you admit the loss of ine third of one regiment"—"O. d ----d the liiggerm, " was the reply--" we don't count them as anything." An enormone per centage of the tl tee Ilf z,r.o regiments in front of the line &t -ripe the terrible assault of Wednesday wick, satisfied for a time the "hungry maw of death," and saved so many white inen. Hut since that day Brigadier Daniel Ellnian's pathetic call for "able-bodied men of color," coupled with the promise of "the stone rations, clothing, &c., as to other troops, and medical attendance free,"—by no means present the same fascinations as before the late battle.-- W hen Sambo finds that he is to be "shov ed in," he prefers to stay nut. Every ne er, in Ne.v (); loans knows all about the ••[,r3very, the desperate fighting and as art, a!ly the "eonspienous part" played by his fellows at Port Hudson : and anion.; these wide suns of 111111 there 1,, wide belief that the "liberty hi, h ot.ly Ssinbo's s,;„111 fuinn "•:.Azi.l - ds !q...dy is scarcely worth fighting for. A flit-Lot of mine shaves in a shop where the six and eight barbers were and are, under Mr. Lincoln's proclatna Lion "ex veld ing'' this and sonic other par. ishest slaves. The day after the news of the as-atilt on the works at Part Hudson, he asked the negro who was shaving him, -Well, Pete, what do you say to the loss :d your buys at Port Hudson "Durn glad of it--no busities to be dar." "But I stippose enough more._witi a . 1,1,Ag„ gem (irkllll9 !' Still, there are many able bodied men who will see a choice between rtrrps 1.1 . 6 [pie and starvation. A Man Shoots Another and Cora runs Suicide. WsPer ('allen, the proprietor of the New York Salo)n, No. 3:!7 Chestnut et , Philadelphia, was shot on Wednesday eve sing by a lieutenant of the 3r1 . 1 Perinsyl. vania regiment, named David Ludwig. Ludwig had been lounging about the place during the afternoon, and at the time of the occurrence had walked up to Cullen and engaged in conversation with hint. After coin,' words had passed, Led• wig pulled from his belt a revolver, put it to Cullen's breast, pulled the trigger, the ;whole loud passing into his breast. Then putting the pistol to his own forehead, sent a bullet into his own brain, !tilling him instantly. Cullen lies in a critical condition. No cause is assigned for the act of Ludwig. TELEGRAPHIC. REBELS CROSSING INTO MARYLAND. Fortifying Baltimore MEECERSERG FIRED El TEE LEERS 2,000 Horses Stolen by Rebels SIEGE AT VICKSBURG PROGRESS ING RAPIDLY. &c., &c., &c BALTIMORE, June 21, Noon.—(By Mail) —The rebels made their appevrance at five o'clock last evening, and about seven o'clock a small body of cavalry coached the Monocacy bridge, four miles this side of Frederick. The rebels paroled the sick in the hos• pitala and the Government employees.- Ihey searched the stables for horses, and seized all marked U. S. A large force of rebels, infantry and ' cavalry, crossed at Antietam Ford dialing yesterday. Ref ugees exaggerate the nom• ber to forty or fifty thousand, but our scouts say twenty-five thousand. Tho op erators at Monocacy bridge, as soon as the rebels appeared, came down to Balti• more in a hand-car, traveling the entire distance, forty miles, in seven hours.— These operators—young lads, named E Fulton and Gosnell —stood their groan/. to the last moment, and only left when the rebels were in sight. The former brought away all the dispatches that were in the office. A railroad conductor and several Qov. went employees also came down on the hand car at Plane No. 4. Heavy firirg could be heard in the direction of .harpi.e 8 Perry. As a matter of precaution against a raid or other hostile demonstration on this city, u hue of earthworks is being erected around the west side of the city, thus corn Meting :he fortifications. A very large 10203 is origavd, mostly contrabands. A line ut barricades composed of tobac cc hogsheads, filled with brick and sand, has been erected within the city, extending from the high ground on the east to the south-we, tern extremity of the city. These will be defended by the Union League men, who are being armed by Ueneral Schenck, and should a cavalry force dash past the batteries, they would meet withal formidable resistance. The Union men are entirely confide-„ t of being able to effectually defeat ary at tempt in this quarter. The disloyal among us are evidently uneasy, and tfr . gin to re aline that nny hostile wover',e nt of their friends against Baltimore react die m:trot/sly upon themealr ds . So tar this threatev•,d invasion has done good to the Union cause. It has infused new energy 'lat . ., the Union men, and streug. honed r.nd consolidated their organ izatioi, iu o .fis city vastly. ao, June 22—A special to the w York Bera/t/ says :—J enk ins passed through G reencat tle last fig with 7,(kto moulded infantry. Ile had anib:alan ces and three or four days rations. The rebels are reported to hAve i t spy ilecupy the South bunk of the Poto rusc, from Cumberland to Harper's Perry / and Rhodes had twenty thousand den at Williamsport. The opinion in official cir cles at Harrisburg is that the rebels. have serious designs upon Baltimore, at id that they entertain fears for the safety ref that city. (Joe rumor is that the reb ele are 40.000 strong between Williamspfirt and Hagerstown. A force of three hundred rebel cavalry have fired Ai ercerehurg in several places. CIII%IIIEIOIIII June —lf the rebels remain where they lira, you may expect a tight on Tuesday. To-night they are picketing the road a &tort distance this side of Gretineaetle. Tee rebels have seized about 2,000 horses. They aro re• ported near Waynsburg and Gettysburg. lenkiue lett Greencastle tonight wit), eight day's rations, on a foraging exped i• tier'. The feeling OArteighout the vail ey continues excellent. O c ti l a h m st i l e i e l ri r li ! al o a l ti d m3 . o f : rh t IcUße'eowE rebelsiinbrßd'ol npo rt h pe ' r.tte. returned --Partiesree B altimorei i remained there all A y. They des royed the telegraph wir-, 8. During the day small force of our cavalry charger! int. I the town at. dro ve the rebels ou t, bu the y, 9111 '..equeutly returned. rebe r eav a'ri are said to be mostly Ms ryland Parties from plane No. 4, on the Balti morewho came iu to see their friends. and Ohio Railroad, report that heavy lirine in the direction of Har per's Ferry was heard at intervals nearly all day. l.dcokct ok yap.rfi yeses nje Jay,rwani:ach akdo --- IsalANArumu, June 22 ---The report current in New York that twenty thousand six mouths' men had been called for in Indium on account of the rebel raid in that State is absolutely groundless. W Asti] xuToN, Juno 2l.—Dispatchea dated the 16th and 16th have been receiv ed from Vicksbargh. The siege works are still progressin g with vigor. General Grant was still receiviug reinforcements, and the health of the troops continued excellent. The whole loss of the United States forces for the week proceeding the 16th, was not more than twelve killed. The total killed and wounded did not ex - need fifty. EADQLAJLTERS ARMY OF THE POTOIfAC,} June 22. Heavy cannonading• was commenced early yesterday morning in the direction of Aldie, and continued with intermission during the day. Towards night the sounds became more and more indistinct. No definite reports have been received. It known that Gen. Pleasanton attacked the!' enemy near Aldie, and it is hoped he has succeeded in routing Stuart's command. It will probably be late before the reports of the battle are received, as the battle field is twenty•five miles distant with no telegraphic communication. W. E. Schmertz & Co. ; NO. 31 FIFTH STREET, have just recolred a hugs and superior assort ment of MISSES AND CHILDR ENS, BALMORALS, BUTTON BOOTS, EUGENIE. 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AT NO 15 At 110 16 FIFTH efitHET, HIVE SCUM in 6 D. S. DIFFRIPBAOHDR. 4 NOTIIER RAID AFTER 'spars Ilk SHOES &o. at BORLAND'S 98 MARKET ST. But as I have received a very large stook of MEN 'S; NVOIS E Xi; CaiLDRFtiS BOIiSAND T,4151t , lam prepared to _lke& all vilis me with a call. itememWat 11€4111LANID411. CHEAP CASH MPHIL ul3 98 Miutet street. 2d dpr from ) I N. BS. D. LYNC&I, fer ti llnyEL ,l ii /TA. beg laid oft SO beautV p g vide eligibly offers for sale on reasons e I. are eligibly located, lying between e °able Sta tion and ale Idononghabela 1' iv". Tbay offer many inducements for pilule torditeneen POT Plan of tote and prigs, niStAY at , We 0 1110 0 0 0C • • 14. LAN, No. 12T Fourth R. one door aboe She r irrbleld It reynamd JOTS J. 111 I .L. 2. 1. FE EON BUCCESSOD TO JAS. P. F LEMING. DRUG GatErr, Wholesale and 4etall Dealer in Foreign and Doing* Druyipaido r r Ws, llyo-atufb an mama No. 77 Fade sa l mi* ALLEGHEN my22:lyd •+. RitievoLvitsra AND ItAND, HAT ragas, hay and manage Ms, Nihay eleviicas, grain cradles, scythe& man. seis stow awl harvesting implements takegany,r ie 1114tAiMAAI LeSiNt No 127 gated NEW DUE; covxtrilr To Strengths and Imprafio the Sitar Tail Arent Rismna ,ussian Spada°lea, In ;EMBOSS ISIIFFEVIIGI itittOacg teetfie sisht, mishit from - , can be relieved bY mute the eor ether I , a Speetacles, which have been w ma ay responsible caftan& of Pielatt i .4- ity. to whom they have al t sailafee tic The oertilloatea of ,ttk Tema= ate he Bee m at my olHoe. All who purchase one pair of the Wallin Pi Übe Speotaales are enUtlea to be irupp f u ned th tlirethee a charge with thoces which will shwa gi re satisfaction. Therefore. If you wish to nacre sII kovrove tr eat it:right ca ll on J. D I,IOIID, Practical Optician, Nate of the Rand= Pebble Spectacles. lanl6 No. SO FiltAstrest. Poet Buildlns ,d •• y place of business's closed on SalasdaY J. DuarLEvy, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, PITIVIIII6I6III,IPA' nrst'"adtw CIULTIVATORA IL* 110111 ... I ' iNffilie st r ; '''' • 7 est. TO•DAY'S ADVERT/8N DRP . T OP TBX MONO)! • . I ' r P.ttsbursh...Tuae SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 4;4, Musteringoffieers willbe at "Camp Mire" t 0.... .morrow triOrning atfilw o'clock, to tottstszlti th troops there,' - Tbey will be mastered - for the Biz Montha Service. Departapental t orps, or The Emergency. 'l,l ! ae 4oratiorof the Emergency wilt boAecided...bY Tire btate authorities; By command of MAJ. GEN. BROOKS. T. Buns? Swssemoss. Asst. Adit, Gen. POST YOURSELVES -BY GOING'TO C. HANSON LOVE & CO, 74 and 76 MARKET. STREET., AND LOOH I ND AT THEIR 'STOER OF DRY GOODS Barone you make your purchases, as the prioea at whit& fluty are selling many kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS, CANNOT BE EQUALLED IN THIS CITY; ISII/ADrES, DRESS GOODS, nOOP AND SUN UMBRELLAS E LAPART HOUSEHOLD FUSE'- ) TUBE AT AUCTION.—TimeSDAY Mous , ina. JuAe r a t p li i at les ciff s, k'prensely, at - No. 6 • PA 2 t, ( lear errs Hotel.) will be -:ola ou reserve, as he fami yis removfng from the *By, the entire hollsehold fare aliment of new and eu,perlor Walnut Furviture, Carped, Are, eompriAbatitiarble Top.,Oenke Table, Six Fofa Seat .IAB Sdra Seat Arm Beaker. Spring, Seat Sofa, WheLt Not, Quartette Table, Plain and Marble- ToB Dressing Bureaus, Ottomans. Hat 1,,.4 , i ,: n a, o a n hai r ri. , go.do. Rocker. T i ...g . 12 i . . ;Biassed Onrpets, herein do".711all and.] *.ai Brussels , do,. Chamber Matting, Hall Oil (116th ~,Transparent Blinds. Mattresses and Bed- Ant re Dishes. Kitchen Utensils, &a. dal attention is called to this sale, the arti el being in use but a few weeks, P. A. HtetILELLAND. Auctioneer. Tern/ Vash, par funds.ja.22., . UNDUY YRODUCE.— XV 75 Bane's Potatoes. 10100 lbs. Ribbed Bacon sides. I.2lPllbs, Clear Bacon sides. 300 bushels Yellow shelled Corn. 10 kegs Virginia 0 Twist Tobacco. 200 bushels 147 , APP1'8. 200 bbls. Extra Family'Flou% 2.00 lb 4 Country • 18.%0 black Hoop Poke. • In store and far sale by JAR. A. FRTZER,. 1E122 corner Market & First &rent wEEIPI,Y MORNING por4r6 A GOOD FAMILY NEWSPAPER JUST ISSUED. Price in Wrappers. FIVE cExTs GRAVEL ROOFING. LUPTON, OLD DEN diz CO, are now puttng on a superior quatty of er 01. N r. .1 LA 1 - 10 C 0 Mr. Olden wet eight years with the W Wlt• DEFT'S engaged in putting ou 11.0 kind of mfr• I. an iekas had a nraetical experit ace of nine Years +lring - business oar Office. o3rnor Fifth and Wood streets, .00. end storY. 3017 • b. o'EATIA I. m'airr O'HARA. & Attorney's at 31.. a-vi, - • ----- REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE SO GRANT STREET, Opposite the Court House..Pittsbarsh. Csv - Parti . nular attention given to the settlement of Estates.ss s le d transfer of keel Estate. Ex ainination i f Titles, Soldiers claims, colltallons in any pert t f the west. Prompt remittance. Ind fu2l correspondence in re . gard to all business entrusted to oar care. sift- it NEW GOODS M. MENTZ ER 94 MAR IKE T STR EXIT, ..1 . : 2 1:3, 20 4 1 P EWING A SPLENDID 1 4. New g Dress Goods; Nile ing Shawls; New s 1 all colors: New Foulard Silks; .Naiv Chintzes, and a fall assort meat eN SAMR DRESS GOODS, WHIM HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. SetlS;ditiv REMOVAL. R".n. a. 14 5 Edn et' F. DirEIBLEEP" HAN REMOVER tjdzelithfiAstreet, below th e Girard or/Polite the Court eo2Ptf.. G r E W '8 FINE . L I IN EN SHIRTS, FOR ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF, • • Ilea. SILK. MERINO AND COTTON UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW ERR GENIIRMEN'S AND YOUTHS TRAVELING SHIRTS: JEAN AND LINEN DRAWERS: *NEN. STEEL• AND ENAMELED SHIRT COLLARS; ME. KURZ% STOCKS. 6pSPENDERS. &a COIGN AND MERINO HOSIERY ' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BUMMER FURNISIMNG GOODS At the moat moderate prlces. at MAORI/11 , * GI4? DR. No.lB Market Street. WO &term Fourth and :tha Diamond.. HENRY W. BEAUMONT dCO DIALERS nt Foreign kanihes, .lines and Gins. goo. Bp4btßaspherry, Wild Cherry. ma Mugu Brandi 'Old Mononghabele, Rye, mad other 1 Wee. Jamaies Rum, 3=4 No. 83 4.lberty Street, OPPo.dte Fourth street. PITTSBURGH. PA. tar - Hotels. Taverns. and Families. Enpidied at moderattprefite for Cash. m791.:17U VlTeurktea. 75►1111., t s A in oatintyl at A 57 51 61 egpapacapaid,to tall ralnett cheap Aim.. wingmama,. ea- MADISON, Ajhod.Ble; Waisted • GdigkEkILLABS A itePiTUN WEAV.Ver m , Agents at SAO a month, ezperatea Paid to' 4. it our ivereastina Peeeat. Orgentql Burlier/411nd 13 other niam. fie tent fetßidefbrci:, e. Adams AW & MARL /Stain°. MAW . .. . C.E1.1011..P DRY G oom*s • , . ~. allizeiew eav 1 s THE TIME TO S_E(3I7OE nat ir a inalk , DreaaljoaalhAtta.wi t , Me.th 'and r . the . Eicad fat.tonabla Itytes, nu-. ached Aladin Callao, Detains:l. eas,Sturnoir atm ten" orat i tl a f t br kt eaatt n . ° WIC actOateap fat oah. Gan ? and Rae for yourselves at EN JI 'll.lllllllll. Ott Market !treat. • I' , 11) 13 AVIKR,BIM-66. Nod .81112 and Qr. .11hLt&itb No I lartb sokorel. ts ji lt o immr.• o 2 ,'-do :do ' ; aid'42- :: -- do: '. i 110 A RICKETSON, MILITARY NOTICES. r# 10 AMEN! TO AIMS ILAN IRDrin CAVALnY REGIMENT TO BE nififil- EDl—The roll of this Regimiint will be opened it Ibis day nntirthe ranks aro filled with re Muits for the defense of our city tthd homes. MI able-bodied Irishman and others who wish to join this Regiment ? are requested to enroll their - names. Ihe officers to be o:ected when the Regi ment iicoutweted, at No. 0, Wood steeet ft.. AiLEN , and ADJUTANT ZENAB lUD. late of theth Virginia Regiment, will be in attandmice. julfi.tf tr&UAMPTON'S BA T IrEUT—TEN Men Wanted to enlist in Hampton's Bat teryi atm riennits terianY.kepoerleania Battery or llieritdentituhe - - Apply to LIEUT. A. N. HARBOURS, BANKING HOUSES. IRA B 01:y41.Y.& Late of. tho Ann W. H. Warta= & CO4) 13 ANSER9, NO. 75 FOUREIt STREET. Next dear to the liteetuuiles Bank. , naeunus ix - GOLD. SILVER. BANK NOTES. EXCHANG and all °lanes of Government floetalUca. ap&Sald . : W. Kolnivz PH. R. mr, ens KOUNTZ & 'man RANK - E r •.- • No. US Wood - St.,, Second Goo . Above Fitt' Street, , EALEDS Foa d ula N AND Domeetla . 11, -,Ezobenge. Coin, alit& Name. and Govern ment- nectuitielL Colleotions promptl to. y, att ended .. • GOLD, SILVER. - DEMAND NOTES vertilrates of Indebtedikeatt, Qaartortnas fere Certifier -to% 7 3-10 Bonds and Couports and eU other govinimeni ae irttiea bonalt by ay. WILLIAJIS & CO.; • mh5.6m4 Wooastraet,, corner ofThird. arpets, noor Oil Cloths, &c. I Greta Reduction in Prices NEW , CARPET, STORE M'FARLAND, COLLINS ISz‘ CO., 71 61k n FRI4H STREET; netween the Poet IP trice and Dlepateh WE NOW HAVE RECEIVE.. D :OUR new stoek:inst purchased at will* re duction from prices. of last ppriug.couipt:eang a most extensive and comple e assortment of every description of goads in our line; which wetiffer fee sale at a very small advance ea cost: We- propose'to PIERis stock at froth TEN to TWENTY-FIVE _.OENT. than the Battle goods are now selling frir in Now. Yor)i. and Philadelphia. • • inl7 TORE AND DINEILISNG uorisakoN ►, Fenn yleania Avenue for tale-20 feet Lent by 93 deep to a - 15 foot alley. three itory brick hew°. with halt entrance. weir nom. good cel lar. oine nom?, yard. back build tm. wati.rand gas:datum thitugh the hotuie. For price and term] apply to S. eII7THIIERT SONS ; 152) 51 Ildarket. attest. DWELLING 110VSE FOB large throb story br ck, dtirellang f Mill , two parlot a. dining ,room.. latch en. cellar. betty : ) . Oom no•five chaconcra, ge9 and watir Kittun3,, Ota ate on Eecond•Etreet near Market; • . Arigkik MARVELS 07 putir - nrE 591uPutir orTrffertut age s fa ' suit puratursors, at loviaa, sash prises. For isle by T 1.1.08. 151.00ita. Distiller, jnlX:tf Ne's 189, 91, 93 ana9s Firststreet. 800 !matte's _prime yellow shelled - doiff, in ste:e ano for anal) by ' ___..- JAMES A. IrEtram i ials , earner Market ani Ist e'reet, MOB & IRON Sewing Machint FIRST CLASS PRIZEILTAL, WORLLI FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND. where all The machinea or EUROPE AND AitERICk were in competition Also; at the Ma nalialßxpositiOn, Pula, France. and at every • United States Vali atwhieh Sewing Machines have been exhibited: The principal Companies -. mallet Kering Ma thin ts are Wheeler jt CO.' and Grover & 'Baker. Of the nutohlnes made there were sold doting the year last rep Otte*.. , .113; Wheeler & Wilton - - 21,30 S I ..aar.litutier -< •• 10,053 By.Grtiverdt /loiter ~,, . ... Showing WI LEELEE:& WIT cos' ?ales •40 be double thnre rf any other SeWing zdaebine Pont? pany in the country; ' - OFFICE, 2? PLItTli t TEM= P/TTS.Blill ME, and an makes the ...Loc.sznonj, and rants highest On 'account of the elagtieity, Permanence, beauty and general degiabltness of the catching. *ben doze; and the wide range of ite apt:4oB4lon — [ttepott of the Antal teat-Let. dilate,' New 'York.] G "IIS FINE FRENCH CALF BOOTS, ", 1 ; . Sewed and made on Mintier,' le. Etat Call • ancLexamine, at "" ' ' 031 '!3 HIGH a/Im elm gaiters for • mo " ceirt so c a. • c0.0.0.:Mu0. - ...spoo:.li6Rii GLOVES Afeieo Etna t Oota, for At Conoort Hall Shoe Ettore. Muses efillet for At Conoco t hall -Shoe Store ga.. Can end examine these goods oods Tor run eselves. - • ' - 62 ;Fifth S ir pizEssdN' s plitizi.ers. , .-7.:7-,- .:. 1 Tigis'riELICIIIVIIPIf I. liktalENl BE ; ' 14 Port. ausneadtately. en 'the line of the Cellar, , tral i'. • ..... boated on the Summit . rib* Adieu , - . a4eo yliOnn taint , . 2,800 teat above the /eta et* the telkiwlll be open forthe ref ectionatrisitoin , ... on the a , th ,ea June. /Sas. sof 'win btt ifePir• ol'en„.tietititp. fiat of ~,Onober. , i , . The. enter aod nit at. this Wet poteest.salife4 , ' L-- itiev atirtfitioile " The tinarZaes• wade in the lit.. • c am , o *UP:cloven Booth, Garrett. and Ca-• nate, of Philadelphia. rhea tbe ezistenceoivaltV. - able In:Dalai elements. the waters of earnest the eptir ip t.tgr k g of the irol2 Or ebelybeete claza, sed and o•hera:fontaining- ottani oracerlent: salte - • Pere s tmt mou ;eater abounds:. ard • • the. • monk will - A o soppned..ei , mineral watenn tem- ,- other sr rinite,,i' :seat se blue:l4l4Etediord and; .. • 1 t3aratoga Wasats.'.l -, - - - - , 1 Aiewe titollktlen tarbathing,hariti beeii - rend- _,z do, n 1 w tilunwe_and, , douch bathe. . aza , d cold, Isatltu4 'can at tall:4mm ke ots— me pound& wtlika. eio..4ave-betriahhlyba- me and vc am of a varies and ,imiqtre, .: here It at Vresson't3printa; e'Tetegiaph _Mee • • and. iwe, i daily s wails „ from -Thtladetthiar and Pitnitip,itah; and intertnediate point& • - ' - . ExcuKton-lleketa can bisebtaletd at the ace ..., . of doe Painanvatdiv,Ratllvact Company. Par further Watmetion. atipirta --' " ' ~. . . • . . GEIX W • CITIEN„i a. inlbdiei , - ' 4%a:hi Sprites, arffla vi.: - t.: .1 ~, " 4il* 1111` 4ryttlSMTAllo%bf BROIL ilFartar°"s3 RHY/Clawood Omit No. 18 411 121. -AT TIIE . . LI. CUTHBERT dc SONS:. . .bl. Market street Was awarded a I=!1 DIF FENBA.CHEP, i 4;'; /4 Fifth fireflic $11,26. r l4 :*
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