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FRIDAY .MOBDIINGr, JULY 13,
CITY AND BIGHOIIIIOOD
The AllcgheP9- 00 3 2 0,Y-delllatio `to the
COnvention are requeetei- to
--rifled at the once of the Morning POit,' on.
Neaclay, iie*t, at two o'clock, p. m.
Utz Eastern mails , were behind time:
lait - iiikhe,"iihich accounts for our laik of
rf' :1,1 1 -t•'-' l Gaw4'enke Hotel, Plithiidel
phis.
'fr hii4OPelar_eitablishment-Anaintains
~„2- T itsEre_pytntion, and, v ia a. , fesed . Institution
fiir,trayelers, The table and appointments
cit,the:Elt. Lawrence deserves 13 - Intim:digr
commendation, and the happy tact of Mr. `
Campbell_endhis assistants, give a home. ,
like impression to all his patrons. •
tl k ribbani'lrefirtilt kki -: •itut,r.,.
biation.
I Jet,
Tars - annual • celebriitibriTaFilie bene fit
• St. Paul's , Orphan Asylum will be held
:at Iron Citr:Park on Saturday, the 4th
- C,irs will leave thoirdepot of - the
Pennsylvania gitilrcad f on Liberty.street,
,forthe:Park, every half hour daring the
'day: Admission,lo cents.
committee:
'd- Thera was a meeting of the Executive
itritnittee held -- yesterday morning, at
.they:piade the following report:
That they have , for the better distribu
tion of the working forces, divided the ,
,'lntrititualines of fortifications into divisions.
Distator No. 1 embraces the line from
: •azzam's Hill to Winebiddle's Woods,
and as that line is nearly if not quite corn
no force is required - upon that di.
'DurriiiCt - No:',2 comprises the works on
Squirrel Hilli:and all the population in
the 6th , . 7th, 2d and 3d wards are ,
tiatiiii - inect to these make. - and Will astern-
ConnelLsville Railroad , at half
' past seven o'clock. ArrangementS have
made with that road to run two trains
on Friday and Saturday...morning, at 7/
o'clock and 8/ o'clock. It will be wider
"-
, eitood that the workmen of the various
factories embraced in the above district,
areincluded - in its force, no matter in
what district they may reside.
N0.:3 comprises the works
.;
south of the Monongahela river, and all
the, poPulation on that sideof the river
are. assigned to those works, and all the
- - 'workmeti on that side are embraced in the
_force - L ao matter in what district they may
.reside:
Distarct N. 4 comprises the works on
- ",the! Allegheny aide of 'the defences, and
~.-i all the population on the north side of the
river are assigned to these works, labia
the workmen in the various factories
z on that side of the river, whether residing ,
there'or tot: -
r.
DISTRICT NO. 5 comprises the worse on
the range.known as Davis' Hill, between!
Lawrenceville and East Liberty. All the
population in the Ist, 4th,' bth and 9th
Mardi+, - Lawrenceville and East Liberty
are assigned to - those works. together With
• the: yarions mantifactoriesfin those dis
---tricts, wherever' residing. Arrangements
haia,been made with the Pennsylvania
Company to run two traino at
half-past seven and half-past eightieelock,
to take the workmen to Davis' Rill. -
DiarnierNe. 6 comprises the works at
. Turtle Creek, and there are assigned to it
all,thecitizens of the surrounding town
ships, together with the forces that have
• been working there. -
• lteiolved, That the following Marshals
appointed for each of the following
rimed districts':
porratot No. 2.-Davin Chess, William
Phillips - chi): F. M'Lain, Barclay Pres.
toti,JolL J. Seibeneck. _ • •
Distinct No 3.—Joseph McKnight,
Robert M. Marshall, Jos. S. Morrison, B.
F,4ories, and Mark Watson.
D/STRICT No. 4.—James Marshall,Ang,
- Bradley; John Dean, J ohn _ Brown and
Col.firto.
Tharazet, No. s.—Hon. W. F. Jolt:t
-1ato; Frannie Felix, William Stevenson,
,- .1 'Sohn EC-Slagle, John Bradley:- -,
DISTRICT No. S. Haven, ThOs.
reanlagie, P. H. Stewart. •
It was then resolved that all the mar
' Shale meet , this evening at the Moorings
' held' House at - 7 O'clock.
- Resolved, That every citizsn , of- Pitts
' balf,/i; Allegheny City and iiclnity, lie
hereby earnestly requested to turn out on
Friday and Saturday, and give the two
days' services voluntarily to their country.
Let a united effort be made, and on the
evening of July 4th, the forte -of this ti
will be completed; and' where ii the
mechanic, manufacturer, professional ler
working man, who will be placed in the
position:oft:rot having worked with a free
Will upon the defences of the city.
"Reynolds John Fulton.
Brigadier General of Volunteers in the
T.L,S,.Ariny, born in Penneylvania, grad
tta a West Point in 18 41,-appointed
2d Lieutenant in June, 1 8 46—Captain-by
- brevet, for gallantry at Monterey, Sept,
28d, 1846, an d Major by brevet for gallab•
.•• - • -
try at Bailie Vista, in Feb. 26d,1847- ,
Aid de Camp to Gen. Wool in Californi a
in 1852, andisecatne Capt. in March, 185 .
He distinguished himself in the 'minim
Ware of Oregon in 18.56, and was made
Lieut.-Col. _of_the 14th Infantly in Mat
18611 - and lastly, 'Brigadier Gen..of Toliai
teere in 1861. He commanded -the U. El.
' - 'fbittes at Cheat Mountain l Whire the Con
federate General, I obt E , Lee, was re
pulsed, and drove back the enemy at
Greenbrier in - October. In 1861 he was
attached to the army of the POtOmac, and
served through the campaigns of the
Chickahonienyand Maryland, and in coni
mand of the ist Army Corps, formerly
General 'Honker's: ' General-George - G.
Meade served. He.pill be well kuowp
, titul.leitteintiered Vthe minute men
militia of, our. City and County:who
last Year, 'after the lat raid into Statd,
Ind perhaps` bad no superior in the ere
tire, tiXIDY.,
Recovering, •
George Chambers,lke young man who
4iniaehotc in the face Wim - Golding
poal-Hill some time since is rapidly - rem:in
"m%'g, tieing now, considered out of dan
MS=
P,retty Hot.
Yeaterdajr was by odds the hottest day
of-the season,,And at;noott - tba thevtiomi
stood)it 111° in ihe inn - - and 88° i• i ;
s the shade, being .29° hotter :limn on tit?
,ocorresponding day jast
•
; Plc ; •
jVy't4 'understand that, the little children
belon:gM,g - to the Catholic Orphan Asylum
intiatr-10 enjoy — their Fourth ofJuly_ by
haSini a ge.laie at the Iron City -P-ak.- 7
That these little fatherless and motherless,
althoush not friendless children, may have
day of hearty enjoyment is our su2eere
wish.
Wismar
States Flags, of all sizes, caad4
of the fittest booting; at the Flos. Mortufac;
tory, opposit e ,
`-- 44 11reue iirJuir.
Let every person deeorate their houses
with Sage . The . plum to get them is at
oppooki the Post•offuse.
NeepollgAgtheatibmaitenoe
The sap rica . Vtitnutittettleg leave
tc=r - airiVoisii — 7W:uling ' report .for AO'
toottirtatititi:4,2Bo , 4oldieiti lime been
fed at our rooms - at ms g,, :
4.,,iikerzngsetiza noldiere;
who haves-bingtzliirnienti ll -Witir:Meakity
o ' ll _
At the Soldiers ' Best, No. 841 Liberty
street,. 860 sick - and wounded - solcliere,_
from our
,eastern, armies, have, Veen fur
nistiiia wit h mailla and medictd.attetidan ce,
Transportation has been gi - irin; i to:itlx..dia.--
oluirged OUr,Oity , ilthorit
mesas to ;teach. their l'omes.;. 'five hav e'
bgen,sent to the hospital., While Wit Oita.'
funk acknowledge the'mardr,:cOntribtitions
of the.imnit month, we -appeal to our =friends
for aid to carry on our. work during the
coming month, which:protaitioa,to he an
unusual imsy one, owing -toile znimber
oftrooprtharwill tie - p - f - iesin - gihroilgh our '
city, - -
The Soldiers' Rest on .Liberty street is
open dairy on Wit :arrivg of the given from the East, where tree meals is
to alleoldiers arriving on the trains.,Con
tributiooa of tneats,,vegetables and fruits:
will bif acceetable - at ail tides and can be
ialt.ati.the:_Roomir_DlDW 847 Liberty, very
l
day.front'D I , to •-, 3 'o'clockv, or 4 t at`-4lessra.
Al hien; - San & Co. ','Weild' Strifot n , or Vey
matt & Son; Snatilierd'street...
The following - contributions have been
readied during' the Cdonth- of Jude :
BalanCe of amount collected for receo-.
tion'of. CoLtßayne's - -Regiment $26 88;
Cash $5O; ..Pennock, .Ball_ &:. $5O,
Calit. Brown $ lO johir G . ..,Pishar C0.,' 1, $251 , ,
cash 50• eta.; John kearcher $5; E.-Sweer
neYss(C.'Et. Kahn $100; cash $5l also
_contrihntiong of eatables from John --- A.
Canghey & Co., Mrs. - S. A. Nilson,' 1)1Irs.
W. Earker,.,Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. King, Mr.
Jades rivitn, Scholars of Sixth Ward
School, Mrs. J. H. Mellor, Mr. Chas.
Mellor; - Mrs. Culbertson, Miss Patterson;
Smith, Park -&. C0.,,800 loaves of bread,
d cheese, 10 hams; Girty Run Iron Work,.
3 barrels of bread, and. 3 hams; Clin ton lron W orks 2 barrels of bread, 1 ham and
.., .
3 cheese.
W. P„ WE - rm./N,. y.
JOB. ALERIER, EL Com
'M. H. ATwOOO,,
Second Ward:lffeet!bg.• j
The citizens,of the Second Ward, and
others. assembled at the Duquesne .
En
gine llotise according to notice: • • ,
On motion , M. Tindle called to the
Chair. Eta stated the object of the meet
ing, which was:to orgaraze into a equad,
for the purposb of helping to complete
the fortifications now began of Squirrel
Hill.
On motion, R. R. Bulger was elected
Caritain of the squad.
t.,n motion of Mr. Wilson it was agreed
that we meet at the Duquesne Engine
Houie on Friday moriiittg, 33 inst., stt
o'clock, to proceed thence to t Tame'
Hill via Connellsvillo Railroad.
It was Resolved t That the Secretor+ be
instructed to.publish the proceedings sand
extend art invitation to all who wish to
participate to meet - at the above nained.,
place at '7,1 o'clock.
In Camp.
We stated in yesterday's Pose, that
there were in Camp_sis hundred men from
Crawford. It should have read from Mer
cer County.
About seven men arrived yesterda
from Allegheny ty
Tp., Westmoreland Co. y
Old Westmoreland will fill her 'quota
among the first.
sport of - thee Executive - Coin
nitt tee.
The Executive' Committee last night
reported the tiimber of men at work upon
the fortifications as follows :
McKeever's 11111.--........ ...... -... ...... -....... , 214
Turtle Creek . .... . ......................... .......... ...... 206
Davie' Hill
boath of Monongahela. East
4R5 Division 195
East —
Hazlett's Hi 11...-„.,
... ..... -- 550
r• quirrel Bill
271
_Loomis' Hitt ' 400
~
.tdceairea EEL 01v:hid' 110 were colored.. ,01
Cemetery Ifill, (Allegheny) ....—... 165
Rob's:o3ol2'a DID_ ...... --- ...... .' ...... 100
Total _
2,406
The' Committee also report'infavoi , of
closing all-kinds of business to-day, and
asking the assistance. of , every'on'e upon
the fortifications ( also calling upon - Gen:
Brooks, the Mayori of the two Maas, and
.the_Burgesses of the differe4 boroughs to
request all saloon keepers, to close their
saloons f and keep them 'closed until' five
o'clock SaturdaY evening.
Acquatles In. England.
GREAT BOAT RACE ; FOR THE CHAIEMORBBIP
OF Tim mama
[From the Liverpool Post, Juno 17.1
The soullers' match - between Chambers
and Green, the Australian champialn,
came off yesterday. Green .drim the first
to show- in front by about a yard, and he
it
gained' successively half a length, t
had drawn himself clear, and then gain d
ei
half a clear length; but after adding ano •
er length it was evident the pace had be ,
gun to tell, and Chambers began to drdir .
upon him. ' Opposite the Crab tree thhy
became, strictly level—time 6 minutes 1 45
seconds; at Hammersmith bridge Chain.
hers was half a clear length ahead—tirie,
9 Minutes 30 seconds.
!
The leading steamboats got in front pf
Green and rendered his - winning iroposl-
I
ble. Chambers was soon fully a - doz n ,
lengths ahead. Barnes Bridge was reac -
ed in 21 minutes 28 seconds, Oreen being ;
more than half a mile astern. Chambers I
completed the distance ii; 24 minutes 23'
seconds, Green arriving five mini/tea after
his opponent.
.
From ill'eandless Township..
Among tho3e who have. libeisll.y
contributed men and means tor arde tihe
erection of the foriificationi
RolehOnee,,of ItlOCandliss".towtmhiP. 000
Timudayhelada. force of .sixty-five we rit
ing.tueni andM2 Wsdneeday, twenty-iivb.
Fi
Gaslares.grid ChandeflierS.
We direct attention. to .the card of
Messrs C. A. Vankirk Co, to, by found
!.hir.another column. '.They:4l.C:tha-,iiiaiici
facturere of the patent improreilaxcelsidr
and patent Paragnir coil ml barnersi'ltand-
Leaps columns, and - other artieleCtiti-;
t aituni to the use of coal oil as.an. illuml
atter.-...:Their principal sales room (it
617 Arch s reet, Philadelphia; .and the'
manufactory is at Fratilifcird.,• _4ll theb
goialairoaarrtinted
,thcib4t.; Pitt,
burgh houses sell their goods.
This house enjoys a very extensive trade
thrOuthOldf:oo -o .o4 l 4tita.which'will.heep4.
eiders increased bylaw friend Henry
Peeples,, the. traveling agent. 'Hikis
Muneed-wltii -every- hodyaorth knowing
from Plymtith4toel(tO
eha Co., Wisconsin; • -'•
Great NationaX'Cieens.
This finelk_equipPed: concern has nun
ceided Most adrairahlyitaking the excited
state at the public mind into considerl
tion. The lady manageress has hosts `or
friends here, who appreciate - horny
virtues.and who appear determined tegee
that she is well sustained. She has an exf
callent company, and_ the programme pin,
not help but
_give. universal: satisfaction:
- Without _wishing to makevirividlouretfral
parisoos. we must openly eotifesi did the
National Pimps, taken - colhxitivelyvis one
of the beat we bare Aver seen-in. Fittai
vargh:. The clown, Mr. Win. Kennedy,
is a clairerlalker,itud - goOd'ainger; and
the -ring' Master.; Frank Whittaker, is in
deed the chevalier of- the arena.
Reed, the brothers Conrad; Master - John
ny, Miss . Libido Rice, and Miss Elvis, sr
all worthy liFebial disgqiendatinlif r This
afternoon Mrs. Z.Warneti whom we know
better'xiilfriA)lo - Ricii; will give a mai
are lsdi6s lind-"Watriiik 3 - She •will'
also perform totdght. Tomorrow, be
ing the Fourth of July, entertainments
will be offered morning, noon and night.
The Pittsburgh Flag Manufactory is
now manufacturing large Bunting Flags,
suitable for forts and houses. They are
made of the best of bunting. Depot at
Pittock's, opposite the Post-office.
Closed Up.
The closing up of business houses yea
terday in Allegheny city was almost uni
vans'.
Monday Night:
Remember that Monday night is the
last night of the Theatre, and that Mr. J.
0. Sefton will have a complimentary bane
tit upon the occasion.
J. L. LyTLE, Sec' y
Neck Tics.
Notice our neck tie. 'We procured
at Hirehfield'e.
Rata.
Yesterday afternoon we were visited by
a moat refreshing shower.
:City Mortality
Dr. A. G. McCandless ' Physician: to the
Board of -Health, reports the Interments
from Jane J 1 at, to June 29th, 1863 :
DISF ASE. . DISEASE.
Adults I 2 Children
Debility 1 Debility 1
Inflate. Rheumatism_ IMeaslea . . .... .. ..... 1
Tyoltoid Fever 1 1 8yph111e ...... ......
Inflam. cf Bowel, liJactridiae 1
Phthreis liClontrevtion of cram._ 1
j Co , lonian of Lenin._ 2
Cholera In antnni.--. 3
licarlet Fever_______ 1
tremor rn _Brain 1
;Bilious Fever__ ...... 1
i lac:arum Ott , i..
Of the above there were
Under 1 year, R: from 110 2,1; from 2 to' 5, 2
from sto 10,3; from 10 t 0.15, 0; from 15 to 20, 0
'from Oto 30, e; from 30 to. 40 2 from 40 to 50, 1
from 50 to 60, 1; fr , at 50 to 70, 0: from- 70•!Gilt, 0:
from 80 to-90_, 6: from 90 to 100, 0.
Melee, 7; Females, II; White, 18; Colored,/. To
tal,l9.
.The "Massey Mouse," located on the
corner of Ross and. Breckenridge streets
oppbsito the Pittshurgh and Connellsville
Railroad Depot is now offered • for rent.
The " House" is in good repair and ha
been doing a good business. To:any per•
son understanding the buisiiiess a fine op
pottiinity is now offered. Immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to •
utf. Taos. Moose, Nom 189 Feat et.
Giovara s &B.Litar..!Effiewinz blsehints,for 1 HA"
manufaeteringTurposekare the best Inn.°
A. F. LI gATONAY. General Agent
18 ,,F.01strirt.E'lttabnrab.
.
......4117/10A141s
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
StAlllPA,OTintisna OP
/mazer eam pulp,
ZGENITIIIII,E A MS
*haunt Om.' warntintrat . t TERI •
tEatirser.ftth teavat sad Vixen
not PFrlriaß RIM,
- REMO VA'.ll4.
WfitatfattifloNl .
ett3lf t i t'3 tnititit1 REM 9 4-Ijird:
Howe, to N. 145 Fifth street opposite the Court
House. ap2l4f,
A.Pf
„
Mak BARB - ELSOF'OIIYRg
:o , 9o , utricvmaillr„ of. dilferel4„ twos Ito
'suit porchassrOat..Ytesale
br- _THOS.!
No's 189. 91. Walla 95 Fitst *eat',
W. E. Sthmertz & Co.,
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET,
large and enaparioi sank
.innnt ve P i g t melYed
'I3XLMOILALS, 'BUTTON BOOTS,
,tiApz GALTE:#I3I.".
AND•MOROOOO:BLOPMp.
- -)SIOR,Opo AltilY FELD BpOTS; Ate, =
gbh-they.are Edna a 'Katy tt
- rirlingEzsToErjan cu wsviaarist
AL.-for. 13ale,_dtasts ..on'Seend alma. between
=exist and Wood , street.. Hail parlor, dining
,rOCiOL dtchen. bath:room. °eider. yard. and Ave
il h ax ib em g ar pth l e and term apply tei
, . - fj.:9IIIIIBERT a SONS. •
I a3O ' 51 Market Arad:
ours
I - Caritia
A. t. t er,y sr -a t is srw* r
—` REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ONFICE:f39 BOAT
_STREET . --,
• X>pposliattuititiii
=Sip_ Partiottlar attention elven io tie settlement
of riem - m; se le and transfer of-Real Estate, E
spnination of Titles. tioldiers ciatizqs oHectjoua
in ens Ittsrt.of 'tate west , 4 -.4 .1
Prompt rem, Attanstee r ena feitotosiettPortantoolg
rir 44 o i ?Ortega ellYneW. *!. 4 or cue-
eximzLi , - .Dxule --- 43k0 0 1 31 $
,
11hT ow is . TOF ,WEIVIC ' TO •.SECIDEUE
'''. II Bmgeinsta DowAliSbastritlibtlismi
filiklusttefok it -, Aka i r &Womble al7let. u ;
bit-botftd litedirGralloo. Uelvin
bilk Sun Umbrellas &a.. at velar liduc
cm ell harms bee ex purchased for each. willbe
sold cheap for my 2 4 cia I 1 end me far vonreelres at
H. J.
Ms2s Santa.
Se Market skee,
71:1 Via L-Iv• -:_ *1 ._ , 1 .,.. .., ~ : ja, L ,,,g 0 ----7 .:
' ' i iiii i i / 4143 e- trii3l/. i
iiieieiiilll4 a Llti ' l %;.ot :the ?Third
Ward Pemoeratip Ciaktlt ; , t eieph ig , fat the
Eidllif the Ceritrat - Citiber, o o Fifth
sad Smithfield- almta r n la- ' , ...nleratie
citizens to f Gel WitllF are ia'%qted £7,,itend.
r Atiiiii4ilirmaii or. ei. pr,20,--,
writ I,N,§4ii i4** . ,,rt, ` fo . i. tht`be'n...
IT
4_t S'-.Manager Frau ersorwalad.a. ill is
offered , siabh mast attrisaV' the:attention
of everx.Pne.';'..The',' "playa ;will; be 'a new
drama entitled . the - "BcniPtor.:or the
death•of Rolla,”; iii winch air. Holfelder
add bill 'talented Gernituiftfr*o will ap
'pear:" '.Ttile performance_ will tie in Bert
man. =Altar which-Miss , Jefinie , will sing '
"s l Whed 4 ';this ',;Ortfel'ater':'is Over , " and
bhiat, - ....T0hn will electrify
:the audience
I with- a comic song. Tbawdole to eonel aa 2
with Captaiu_llyci, or the Witch - of Elnrl
i IndeOudent• of the and varied , e 6 ,1,
tertainnteutoil;--lie ..presented, :11ahager
Henderson has large claims sport the lib
oiiity.of our alay 7 goerii , Ete isindefati
gable. in hie exertions to' please his pat
rons, itird:rieglietno-Opporhrisify to se
c Urn • the best available attraction. i Bad
businesa,does•not make , him despond, nor
...daia. &run of good luck induce'him to re
lax his efforts to please. Give 'lath - a'
crowdedlonsi3 to dightiand, thereby 'show
that Eds. - management-is appreciated,
To-roprrow there , will be' three kand
g, 3 r0q 111 .,,kee . E 1 3 - MOrtilaii anna,,,plad mght-
-t . 41, !' , ...1 01 r 44 1 : /reeelve4•
re are ruqu e sted to state,...that tO day
o•tiftirroiv'th'ere Willie,neitaiglit re
thOTiftetburgbi trAyiis and
' hicago, or the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
&inroads, the intentiatr - being to place
;their entire available force id work upon
the fortifications and entrenchmentit c ,
This will not prevent parties who may re
ceive freight from taking h away.
Reoval. .
itessra—J. & lif.- hle.Steen, -gas -fitters,
brsty},foxodOps,Aci,,- have - iemo*ed from
tlieirold;eteridWo. 136 Wood' street, to
131_and 134 Water street, near Liberty,
where they will be most happy to see their
old friends and the pnblio generally,
.
Evnar desoriptionnf Ladies' and Genis
Boots, Shoes and•flaiters, Also, Ladies',
Misses and Children's /loop Skirts, ai the
Masonic Hall Auction anise, 55 Fifth
street.
Bunting nub.
lintel for Rent.
MUSSES AND CHILDRENS.
EUGENIO. COIRGRESSAND
•
'PATENT Ior4THER,
~.tc 1 v::'„~ 9.. y.J~ ~
n=ffla!
TELEGRAPHi6.
THE BATTLE REAR GETTYSKIBB.
Beat id cifltireflight,
OF THE POTOILEIIC
' CHED THE FIGHT.
LATE FR.
n VICKSBURG'.
; !
GETTYSBURG P L '
TDERED BY
THE REBEL.
L 1 1 kt tti Trrr, I':
tails of yesterday's battle near GettySbUri
presents a more cheering aspect. 1 ,
ported six : thousand prisoners captUredi
but this may be an exaggeration.
Schenck has just announced at the Eutaw
use,lhat 1 2400 .prisonfrn hnve.air;efti:l9
arrived in tins city.
TRENTON, N. J., July 2—Gov. Ptirker
asking
reFkkvetha
'hiking - 11Sr 'amore troops, and says he ',can.'
not magnify the importance of the dp•
mand.
AusasYyddlyi2i-talOgraph has just
been received from Gov. Curtin, address
ed to Gov. Seymour, stating that the.baV
tlenear Gettysbayg was sot decisive. and
asking him to send on all the troops he
can raise without delay, -and that the need
of them was pressing.
July 2 —lt is reported
the rebeft returned yesterday to the vicin
ity of Carlisle and demanded the surren•
der of the town again. Ge3eral Smith
proraptky,refusq: he.rebala Ftplt r
ike grucie ilturing! 'eit env
rendered. On being refused they carried
out the threat of shelling the town, IRA.
injured no one. They were then attacked
!by ;Oh Sinith . add; driven to'ivaiklit Ship-. ‘
panburg.
The party of mechanics sent out from
Hariraburg this morning to repair the
Cumberland. Road, bad to return with
their tools and material, as :it was escer•
tamped the rebels are near the railroad in
force, threatening them with capture.—,
Farmers state the enemy compelled them
to bring their corn and haul it to them,
and they plundered them extensively.
The raising of troops is progressing
here actively.
BALTIMORE, July 2.—The American has
the following in regal-4 to the battle of
Gettysburg :
We regret to learn from the'Officers who
brought the body of Gen. Reynolds, that
Brig. Gen. Paul was killed in the same
fight on the south of Gettysburg.
ColOnels Stone and 'Nistal. were both
wounded and taken prisoners.
Gen. Newton took command of the Ist
corps on the fall of Gen. Reynolds.
LATEEN - ;.
We learn from officers of Gen. Reynolds'
staff that our forces passed through Get
tysburg at ten o'clock yesterday !morning,
and when a 'quarter mile west of town,
they encountered Longetreet and Hill.
who attacked the corps of. Gen. Reynolds.
whfch was in the advance.
This corps stood the force t,f the attack
until it was relieved by the 3d co;ps, and
a commanding 'position secured,. The
rebels:made an attempt-to flank the posi
tion we had gained, but were repulsed.
Generals Reynolds and Paul fell under
a volley from the rebel infantry. Both
officers were mounted, and at, the head of
their troops.
In the course of the conflict we fell back
before Superior'numbers, to a Stronger po
sition, and the fight ceased for the day'at
four o'clock, and rat the close of evening
the whole army of the Potomac had reach
ed the fight, and Maj. Gen. Meade had all
the corps strongly posted for a renewal of
the battle this morning. The loss of the
enetuy is considered fully coal toliiiire.
The army of the Potomac is in fine con
dition, and very enthusiastic.
Our loss of officers is severe. Our ar
my is regarded as better concentrated than
the rebals.lor the events of to-day.
WASHINGTON, July 2 —The latest die
patches receives from Gen. Meade, dated
last night, they state the corps engaged
with Gen. Ewell's army were Gen. Rey
nold's and Gen. Haward's. Gen. Pleas
onton succeeded in inflicting a severe in
jugnpon Stnarp's eavalry. , i A •
Thexeports recbivea from; 'quarters
are encouraging.
Mrs. Lincoln was this morning injured
by the , horses, running. away with and
breaking the carriage in which she was
traveling from the Soldier's Heine to the
Executive Mansion..
FORTRESS Mormon, July 2.—The Rich
mond Dispatch. of July Ist, has the fol
lowing: , ; 7
The'Viekeburg Citizen'of the IBtikand
has been received. The Citizen says thnt
for twenty cight days inces ant ahovi
er of s hells hes. raintad upon- the dity. On
Tuesday, while we were: working. off the
edition of - phr shell
- -thr,dogh 'our. OffiCi; ficAtteFibgAir cases
and- type, yet:, no one was - injured. ;
• 7 One of the; enemy's 'gunboats is fast
agroand'helossrthe city. '
A number of transports loaded with
troops, have come down within the pak
few days. F.• , -
The enenlY lias Nate. , f-Sring ' incendiary
shells for three days, but no damage has
been done.
Major Head's', of Arkaneas ' command
ing the water battery, and Major Martin,
of the 26th La., were killed last Sunday.
Col. M. Laurin, of the ; 27th La., wa'a
severely wounded: —t:
JecKson, Mies., June 29.
Official dispatches from Gen. Dick Tki
lor, d ted Alexandria; June 26th, says he
stormed and caraied with unloaded gime
the,egeßy'sposition at Berwick's Bay.
, The 10 , 1 , 3 114 i -
Some dispatches ,say the enemy's pusi•
liiti,_o6:l3heldUforille" was captured.
.Thia
gives ta'cominiiiipf the Mississippi above
New Orleans-'aid enables us to cut off
Winks' supplies. g ' " -
'tient. Wilson; volunteer party;
captured Capt.• Manners, and a party of 63
meni • after killing 4, who: had rbarned si
train of Oars atTrook Raven:
— Bummv,--fdies., June' 29.---The N. O.
Daily True Delta of the 24th reports that
a batttle took plade at 14:1 0 Otirth ,- Croseink
cm. the 28d: Vhe - Federal-foreeeieneiged!
was six regiments The; Canfederatesi
charged aad - captured a Federal
b 4t 4 39 !
and-prisoners reportedslossoi 58 lull 1
including—Col:. Walker ..at the ,2d Taxa&
regiment, who was buried under a 'ilag ,, 42f,
•traee. .The.Zonfederatee retired while;
the enemy were waiting for _reinforce;
menta.
Si t 14017151 JULY 27-Ehm. Yates was shot
at thiough a window while writing , in his
office at kliEl residence in Bp:infield, at
late hour last night. Not injured. No
du, VithtfeM4PitaP...ti ,
BOSTON, July 2.—The prize steamer
Victoria, with 1,000 bales of -cotton 13ha Eir-
SiStcedaY,.
~• caPtaliCliktie
21st ult. by the gunboat Santiago de Cu
beund from Wilmington to
Nassau.
P.Eutanemni, July 2.--A. disputa to
the Enquirer says that let Davie is at
Green Castle.
MN=
31AREE'll.
Csiiefeali ..Revised and :Do rectal by
• clew °Fla Oordesserelal Itegeorteg. •
°Friel' °rink SATURDAY MORNTRO Peon}
_ . Prx.rsausestr, July &I DX;
Hemszka—Businelas since our last hassoms
what iMProved, as
- most of the storeshave again
opened up. The sae'S.'however, were general,'
of a Ideal description, desders only. 'liebadnllC--
sufficient to meet their Present wants- The first
of July being the half-yearli settlement operates
!leans' t tra le. as holders are Paling more Wen
lion to hooks than to trade. Business will no
doubt be dull dating Hio present month. -For the
baling artieles.marlYauluagee have been= estab
lished. - Our rivers are down to dead low water
mark, no bloats having !eft bete for some two
weeks. The weather was ehangeable. but 4n the
whole pleasant. The rebel invasion of ourbtate
, continues, hiving spread.its borders during the
`Week. As yet,however. they do notseeminolined
, Wnay us a visit, At all events if they do ther‘
u. •
us beVe.,aa interesting time, as every da Y makes
t h,f ort mepared to meet then. The work on
the pun r.l n io,ns goes bravely on. Flour—During
t urn. 4 . 1•t0- - B a . Plices have taken an upward
whikt the re ceipts first hands is not luso,
cut o ff b y m u . . a,great measure, been
coming in. Whilst the
prig' rr lift s: wagan tl , nr
West by 'rail is very den : . . a right from the
.b -
thin'. mere settled by our. ' natters_ we
veryduly, with more sellers than i.tala G wa s
bocii 4deidetd he in want of , the artiele7 s •: I ‘ .°-
Prices have declined ashado,as will be
reference to our figures in another part of' •
report - The stock in this market is lot large.
Groceries—The demand has improved during the
week, and business in this department has in
creased since our railroad commutication mith
the.. East has been iotercepted. The advance was
not large. We have a moderate amount on hand
liacon—The market is not so firm, dealers i pur-
.
chase ie77 sParingig, nearly sufficient to sup ly
their present wants. We have an an-pie supply
on band,
Fish—The detrtuld has improved since our last
in the various descriptaons. Our dealers have an
ample 'supply `_The warm weather no doubt
atin3ulates purchtmrs just at this time.
Ale.—The tollowing are the new rates Bet by
the manufacturers:
bbls hf bbls bbls hi bbl .........-$7 00 3 . 50.1 XX- .$BOO d 90
Kennet... 9at 450 Porter .. 700 350
Brown Stout It bbl 8 00
Apples—Sales of Russetts at $3 25(4)3 75 IP bbl,
Ashes - -Sales of body 454 m Refined do, fc
ani's" j earls at o A c Nit rate at 8(3 , 8.1; Potash
•
Butter scarce uns e ttle demand, Sales roll at
1 4@i143 , 40 Irian d.
THacon —The market Since cur last was dull. I
Phe demend five fal ea off, and buyers are ex.
ecting lower figures. here is an m/e
In fir.t hula, among t h e Pales we a note as f o l..
I lows: Shoulter.,--5Xc 5 1 ,6_ ntr lb 12,000 Ihs sides
r hoed 73 7;4.; e ear Plain Hams 10,000 lb
R :Sugar ured Using 4,000 'pi at Ho 113; 11
the demand for , ox . r" has taller cif; we note
sales of county melt at tiem 14c 1 coat per lb.
Be , swax—Steady at : 44 g. , 100 rb•
3
Beams—bales of small white batty at $2 IS®
00.
Brooma--Sales at s:' , •,'W.2 50 It dos for com
mon and s3@s3 25for g(.6,1 and fancy
Buckets and. Tube—The tollowing are the
faoto o wholesaleratci From 'dere they are
sellicor ry
at r
tho oastomar, advance. Buckets.
Plain Insiclesildozens2 20; vainted inside, $2:5•
varnished, $2 35; 3 hoops,fl
65; Tubs ,o 3
hoops dozen, gl; No 1,2 moor:LIZ 37; k102,_577a.
No 3, .SCI 37N0d,..T4 50; Keeler's No 2, $.: Wash
boards. $2, 50; Half Bushels. sealed $5.
Bagst--Unchaturetb sales best t3eemless 2 bushel
at $6O T:100. Sale. of Burlaps at $30©36
tlooperage.—ades of now Oil barrel $2.65;
second healed 222. Flour barrels 4 4111500.
Candles advance 3; di . .ed 140 IA In; Moulds.
14e: Star 20(g)22m Sterinel 5.150.
fr C e h ly e , esasl—os Th
n e w e we r e
e m am ad i at o 1 vre
Crmeam
and 9®93.5.3 for WR: sales of old at the former
rates.
Craekera.The advanced rates are as follows
Water ......... qic Soda
:7
Butter, Boston 7 *O
Sugar
Cotton Yarns.
N 0.5 to 10 0 $O9O per lb No 16 0 $llO per
. pa
11
" ic 12 01 03 " "17 0110 '
"13 0 105 .. "18 0107 "..
14 'ID 110 " 19 0
0 10 8
"15 0110"" • " 20 llO
Ne'. 400 0 490 p . er du, LT:a. 800 @ 47e par du.
1
500 0 47q 3 3 • qiu 046
" 600 046 c " " " I,OOCI 045 " "
" 70) @ 48 " "
Ca pet Chain assorted eolcre 50 ors pfmtb
Candlewick..-
white. no or 15 cuts.... 50 ots
Cotton Turin
Ratting. common
Earle sheeting 0230. per ya.
Niagara do 24% ors, per yard.
Terms Nett oast.
Dried Frnit—Slarket contains an ample
'enpply for all ordinary purposes. Prices lower.
negular Sales of Peaches, $2 7503 00 per bush;
Apples, $l2OOl 21 .
•
Apples,
Reef—Prices have advanced; sales of
Slar Cured at Ile; Canvassed do 12560130 , ..5.—The Tempts have largely fallen off, and
Prices have stiffened, Wenote sales at 124.3 131)
Flour—The market far a arre time test has
been verg dull. sales Laing confined altog.her,
The receipts have in a great measure been out off
and there is very little wagon flour arriving.--
Holders feeling their time had come have put
up.the figures a shade. The steer in first hands
isnot largo, bath; sufficient fir all ordinary per
posts: among tho sales we rote as follows: 200
b. 13 Extra Pam, Si 25436,75; 150 bbls Extra $5.60
s'Bi 111 bbl. Bales of 10 )bbb3Fan• y 6.753 7,00 pet
bbl• Bye Flour was in butter demand although
re era was but little doing holders demanded 4.75
(500 f hbl.
Feed--Peioeq have furVaer advanced Sales 5
tone otErantat $2.30 per cwt.; 5 tang Shorts at
$l4O per ton. Sales 5 tons Middlings at 150 per
cwt.
Fish—The demand Fine° Om last has improved
with d moderate alumni of sales in smell lets
forhome. Prices tele a shade higher. The cur
rent rates wore as follows: Mackerel: Sales No. •1
$l4-.00 per bbl. No. 2. do.sll 00: No. 3. large.
$8: No. 4. medium. $7 %l flerringa—Sales
of. new Baltimore. 7.25 @ bbl usual ad
vance. !loiter herrirg. $6.00. Lake Fish. %
bb's $540. White fiShhbf bble $6.25.
Mee—Salmi° Books; 235 per pound an 'ad
innoe.
Gas Pipe.
&e. Per /hot
9
Inch - To 134 Inoh.
do
Bo 2 do..
.. . . . .... °-
-.........
4do ' 40 .3% do .. . 60
Ido ... .....190 4 do ..... ..... .2 00
1% do .260 5 do ._.........2 75
Grabs—We have but Mite to notice in regard
to this article. The receipts were limited and
sales likewise, in_ract,dealessse•m carless about
operating at the present time. The stock in first
hands is quite !Mall witCadull marks I • we give
theloilowing as the best quotations we can afford:
Wheat- Them . is lav demand for 'wheat at the
present time - arket dull; prices unsettled:- we
quote r ominallY es follows: Red, from wagon
$lO5 White. 1;20 a decline: Common, dell at
75c,. Rio, holders fink 20c, buyers Co net take
halt waiting for lower figures. Oats aro heavy,
at6so 630. buyers-shy. Barley being out of sea
son there was to demand.
Grocartes—The demand has lartroved, and
prices advanced. The following are the sales:.
sugar—Sales 10 hhds Cuba
_lO.l 10 hhds New
Orleans.l2Me; 50bbls ernshed.ls 3 / 4 e. 20 do Coffee
21.14%0r 2p d01i,14@14 1 40. • •
Molasses—Sales 20 bbls new crop. Orleans,
60c. hales of 20 do old 56c:
ffee—Salei 50 sacks Rio at 33iie. 20 do
atay—Prices Cave for her advanced Sales of
new at $l7 Per ton. tales °fold. at $240 $ per
*"""' ^ 4
I
i . ig Ainano d h..4 : 4....ti , c.ll,.. es .
A, 200 . dry . ,..... ,. f1in . t. i at i.. ;013 ........ ; .. d ... u11.
- ' - iron emu nuns.
VIII Bar. Iron. Sligo
IN to 6: bya to 1 itah--...-
„....%
.IKtolsilyi " g • Lt4I- -4 " i:e4
'sorsa , ere :- Iron. _
7444,,i i ll 546 ,to 34 . „...... 6ii:
2to 6 byli an d 3.16 inch.: ..... • 6
1 34 to 7 7 Bag 3-16 Welt-. .. . . ....„.,
% - to 1 by and 3-16 in0h...... .... ... .„ A
#
,ii to -by .4 and 3-16 inoh.._ .....
_.. i
iS
• cox and, Light raina.......
l ' t IN i 1ig1 i t . : ... .77 ......... ..-.-.= '
i
IX to 1} inoli-:........... -.....--„„
1 to IW, incb-........... -.........-:..-....
cinktir - NrEit7i - EiZicci - 113Zi.
Round and &aware.
ito lY inch.- - --....-.-.—.,..-
a% top inc1i2...........
3 to 3 inch...;....„.„ -
and 91(1 i1igi:....::.:................ - ........,....
and 7-18 inch -
tt. 4 ie• .-=
.7"7:: --- •
Mach::...... -....- • '.. -
........ 4'
NO. 'Mt° 17 ..... -........:-... ..... -...-----„ 4N,
"18 to 24_.--- ---..--.4...-2--„:.„ .. 5
o 25 50dn0.........„...4. .. „ --A...............:.... 5A
Sheets over .. lBl...eigNo . ll; ogir ; 6. °*6 _
ItCliarli= l - 1 3-.lfOoli inch.:.:-....--„
M rj: /.. -6
to --- -444.44... 0rar 4 304 1 .1i,i Tr , 1
.. - • to 4 e.::.;....:.;......
TardiVXDok .........----
la
Bollar.ttivels- - - --,,.....,-. . ......- -- - : ,
2.lEnTati: 4 filiiirei lire not 414iedIiinjelif
the wabizaalts bil*.rbotilled at 434345oliergallonv
Old Bye Lila toe/Lover gallon. -- ---,-- ~ : s,
Potatoes dull ; ' with only a Exalted &maxi
sales at 50c 56 tiger quanta'.
Blue--Prices have advanced since our 'last=
Sale in *regular way at KW*, lb.
its aides mad* it 31 76®1.80.
vrr;ppt,y_ AmFiziv.
EIIROPi AND
ierein compatitiOn.—
',lnn; at the rudistalil N-ipasulani Par* Trim.
and at ovary 4. •
Ithilted - Statei-t** :
at which Sewing Kaolthitii'hiiihhfiett eshibited.
The princimol Companiee s pn g Sewing Mao.
l ohinat are w bee/es 4' .W • hhurwr 4 1 ;
Co. and• Oreireekßaker:t.;.o the ada
i there- Yetnti9llt duzlniellialeg hat Xtgorted:
'lllaoa 91,806.
Ad*
.30,W531
••• 10 s1A 80 ,
ouwerla 2.,_ vr tatWANlUM:'/V..wilsoii - taus to be
i tan; is wwsect wag other Miring Yitaohing Constl
OA' 011.01TPTS tE l lia4-ViValtligf ilk
Thigaltteldne tITO,IL."
and rants 'highest en account at theeadi. itzr.
permanence, bean!: and merit I desirable- mess'
o f the stitching when den% AIM the wider. Logi
of ite ep.kileattok — fEePert at Op Amerigaz t ass
stitute. tiew Icora ft%
_ _ -
P
at.
- " -7 • • 1; 'a i - -", 1- '• :::: I
_,,,1, ~,
~
Ky - Lattliiihttiartial
~?7_
..,
,_ i i . d.n ... 1.
,- . ....,„„. 7 ,-,... -,-....,_-
. ~..,„,..
EttOtititagineiiiiimificim the .4.11;tx.
;of 'lle Potomac
1
kElr. :X '-0 4 - isqtkly - T,xtia . e - - --- q1114 9 t i , to
to the ThiiiiCirbro Ite *Etaiiiill'rt re iit.
the rAllcknof Ilici•!-Atiielh d t di u i ' - '8
0'6164 - last evenipg, eve.:
It wil`S4i4i i i/ Whole fOreo.whinh tnnde
the raid on` tli!;• ii Ada:lore and O'nio pail:,,
r0ad....: They,: OThiyed.4tLifestminste: T on
Monday night,rinterruptipe.ile--Weptirn
Mitylend' 2 4alliirad. - ' They shot two, citi
iitts vvhO ea,e,vored- to
~.-
escape ; an d :in.-
form-ne.
Early on Teleplay morning t 1 11,err. Gregg
attacked-Stuart.ainfdrove fnm - frikm Waatt"
minster to Hanover, a distance of eighteen
Afterwards Ith ilia/ and * Co r st/n-434
Stuart out of Hanover, after a splehdid
fight, and care;atill miming; hitn—a park
going towards Gettysburg and a partto=
wards-York3l I
Daring the "ay-,Gen. Hafor4 ; dro e a
iegiment rebel infantry' lint - 6r Ge tfr•
burg. They,;,retrep4d ai,a - northeia erly
, direction.
Onr army 18 splendid - apiritp, and zlre .
ex ect to hear lixilliant 1
The rebels are repprted:tafttave burnt
Cashtown yesterday. T,T-rr ,I
• •1•;, - 7.;-•:•, -
, 0 407 - of Itlex/Po2to;bd: anus ,
jf Fasztotsc64l'il-atie'..*.Advie
"lifayte i : o _,4%of „MaitCeifloor r• 4oth`
ed. Tlitektiot et.lene-have'haete;tte'ej
lance. Tie of the highest jinpi
resident
Ecorenii4cluhd, adartilEyeaciroain3j7ber.:-,-ca:eniett:,
City of Mexico.
They have taken
that tha-tneat itifeetital aPtieel •helievir"
the Walla.- 9tiltrig4l
On the 31st of~ tra j tjthal4O:
Sart lionisirotosi; taltfoglite4 l 1
moveable t ir e•arinsandlOunitiOnsi.oCiri
They.also tonkliittithe m two milling
dollars from the Treason , . \"
The forceibat-garrisoned the-city, s:aii
to number:over 20,000 Was - Withdrawn s t
Cuernevece Blaze, and. - the laterMedj a l
points around the city r for the purpose
carrying on a'inerralti-warfare.
On Jane Ist, a meeting- ` was =held-i ti
city, at which;the principal th
Church party were present, They a
commission to' Gen: - Forel , to ,:offel_ their
allegiance to the Emperor N,Atiolgen. - -
Ou June th the' French
army occup i ed the main . entrance ra e the
city), and afforded the .Chnich party -pro
tection against the excited p,oputace:'
The whole- French-army waseXpected.
to occupy the capital Onlhatith of June, I
Three newspapers have;been etitaldish• ,
eed favoring the policiof the French. One)
of these papers Say: •
"The occupation of this 'City settles with `
absolute certainty that it is necessary' to
extirpate by the -root= the Democratic prin •
ti pie, and no,linsger need thereebaeveri
cream of popular sovereignty."
It also advises" the confiscatioaof the
property of all parties who have been; or
are in arms against the French:....L... , -
This newais,derived from letters receiv
ed,here fro ca . high Mexican
R/VB.Lt INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF PITTSBITOOK
ARRIVED:
Franklin, Bennett. Brtnrneville.''
Gallatin. Werke. .1 -, de •
Franklin, Bennett, Brownsville,
Gallatin, Clarke. do. ,
Ems' The river—Last --evening af-tai.-
light there were_2 feet 10 inches water by the
metal marks and abanA a stand,- :-.;
For Cincinnati and Lottpiville.
SATUBDAY. Jtily
THE NEW PASSENGER.
steamer, COLOSSUS. M. A. Coy,
commander. wilt leave as above. For—freight or
Passage imply ort board,'r tic -
jy3 J. B. LIVINGSTON & Co., Agecta,
IL
CASK CASH Ammiorak.tnities,'
11- seised and for sn'e by
U 2O .
69 lledeind A KELLY.
Li Allegheny
1 GROSS OF STERIJ.NGS ANBROS4
- 0 1- just received by
enattP . stiSE47.
Vp LAIR & WRYETHS LIQUID RE*.
ntlitistreceived by •
GtQ. A: KELLY'.
.1 1 39-14iderAl St., AUegheny.
•
,
1 caross or wictroLts Eir.rale treOli
and bark just received by
ju3
• - - GEO: KELLY.
69 Federal St...Alle
1 GROSS LIII4ISEIIIii *Mg
otter jest received by = •
ju3 OEO. A. KELLY,
69 Federal St • Allegheny. t
A GROSS NoLAklirES PILLS AN.I)
vermibage, just reeedved by ,
W OMEN'S Hibritt HEELED COIN
vw gross gaiters for 90ate
AI ;
CONCERT HALL SROE"'STORti
Men's. Ann boots. far. _ 82,26
-
At Concert Hall Shoe Store.
Misses shoos for tried.
At Concert Hall Shoe Store.
V*. Call and es. l 4ml4o,Shese . deLtor
yourselves.'
• ' ••,.‘"
62 Filth street,
IWO
DEN View
rip E E TIE E EiritaETED t illirftHOET7
rain by the use,of Dr. Oactryls impugns.
HOFFMAN di EDMUNMSON
D.EMTISTEL
All work warranteil..
JasAly 13 . 4 Elmittield
THE
&
Sewing_ rilachilte
Was. swan-led:xi
FIRST ,, Otin , PW*IiA.,L
-4.2 ?ZS
WORLD'S FAIR LONDON, MIAOW
where all the ifUhinee of •
- - - \
fffEEMfEM
4AUTgliMmul l ,
I'ITTIMITROK ?HEAVE Fi
nMappiSo:3
Taa4iiattia,
ONTIU3ii - ICITON
MEM
Coini ligtantaz benetKnf
MANAGER HENDERSON,
L. itOLFEttigit:' the yo ina and - talonied
Ogiinaykiragvaianfan.l-4oarke having volun •
foaroAtoigya ; .: a ttnaribrmanoe in- the , Cith man
4- . .natiaxer.
o‘ , eoincaillht l pp_od4st.d tit) nos! 1.70 act
TILEE CIL*PFDI4 - 6'.e,THE DEATH - OF
gdiG
RFii J : . 11w-eld
riaborg er
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Aorur;;. - '.l - 3V-hari thiri-.lCroti WarOvei," Mies
1.4 '2;
John
fanr act , drama,
ox
IlE r fiwKitat OF DISTRIATIT,
Tb ree Dim& liVErl6, : Fofenopp.d,ft. . noon and
E.tnina t .qe;
.: Gpett=iil = Pirous
•
11 0 1 1% ' How
~t rEndertliik...M46:4o l 4l,,,Dire6ticifebf
""-rfilg,:r4,;lllo-AtINER.
45n 7 SsitticdiFitaif4tililtily'`„s
mawfwexivgyvv l 4iva 0 4 . :
gami l sji g - HRORIIIteitSeb,„ n
• NO RALE- 7, PRICOL;4
Neat/jar everyhady.,;Perfortniusres
NOON : AND NIORT..sti 2.and 134 eohick. TM.
newly organised-Coneern Presents
Moment Zettetporsea. , - -
taller:andEfrierVanies.
Greater Number of Mules.
- = Al:letter - Selection of-Urainect Animals.
A. Larger Trotme oflPerinforinera. •
A A More Carefully Arrangr4.Prozram me ,
More Irnexceliticniable meat; , .
A Mo re Comb .lla
.Orcliestra.
A More Perfect Outfit.::
A More cmnfortaidkonstrileted Interior.
More Costly D.fteses„..
A birder - ISr - iarietys f A_ppoinime•ta.
And the niacin/tone:of. a MOR E. CORKECT
TANTIO AND TONI; OF REFINNKANT, than
have Ihitheirm':heen offered to ilie_people ter their
,PAlTErorimiar. INIIPPORT.
- The' iftz dereas 'tag corm- the
•hiAltl7,RatiN ; , dlLkeiD s AN HORSE,"
RRE „
and the promi spirited war steer
CHAMPION.
and *AI' , o have the honor of introducing in a
Proreashiaaniaiti. her daughter.
Ble
arms LIDBIE gt,
.
in superb mwire exenrise rf her Spirited young
palfrey. SP-M l llO. ll / 1 0_L.RT. .
Among •the_iinfuriners - ensaged - ire the tele
'bilged WHITB Y FAMILY, consisting of Mr.
!TARR
eiY ,WILTBY. (formerly of C ook et Eng
lish r,:us):Ttbo willintroduce Ms elegant Equine
"As - aim - ttoi2sef" DIICROW. -
31LCEPLEE ELVIRA,
the charmintEquestriennel and
' - -
, n .wbci on his Win', Ponies, APOLLO AND
LK: will appear as theTNIRISPID BUR.
DLE BIDER. >; , • -
ArriMgameoti have alui hien Made within=
• • CHARLEte REED,
•
the Retro - Equestrian and Eomersaul ter;
MR,. GEORGE BERMES,
the EmPonionatOr ofthe Monkey Race:
bra. 'Mum Witrmaximig,
formerly - ;Equer•triad Director of Welch's area
.Natimml Circus-
-THE CONNLIIEN
-
the and most grateful gymnasts of the day.
the elianithtfteaper;ind• - - •• •
A LAME ACROBATIC AIiDEQUNSTRIAN
notfmtingthe - popplarALOWN - mkvomio
VOC-
2
OF'
Those Laughable Asskine chaps
- ITHE. COMIC NEL"
be brought into the Itrenlijat each Patinae
-4.-.4IBAND PROCESS:lt:Mot.aßt.lariat re
'Marcel' bf tho - ''brow.." PEOPLE. - WAGONS.
PONIES. hfULES, be.. preceded by
,:the . .TRIUMPHAIi..' , MUM CAR , containing
J. NASHRR'd KEYS° NE CORNET BAND.
will zheznad4daitr, at 10i .
ELOAOTLEVAireat.
R P. JONES, Director of Publioauone.
riu2B.lw. rr .._ •
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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CARRIAGE-. , -MANUFACTURERS,
AILTEI4i3BASS PIATE,I4I,
1 *:n 1 44 1 019tOns01
gai 9 irailwara i
trcol6l4,,Bcreat.i.spx.ian••
PITTSBURG)", Pa.
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E TADO'BVP tEAI it DYE
THE ONL , Y`DY
THE ONLY DYE:w o 4 .li s ;;; nc to b e poisontess
THE .ONLY DYE livmg brown
THS- v or a perieotblacE
I:BEHE:TI7IIiti)B4ID-.......-";_th:";atuV, I„ lll3s4.l 7 tectb tan ru n
2 ONLY
For all who desire itihavetthe 'color of their hair
changed with aafety.,
.'eartaiaty. And- ratiditt. to
any shade they - may aelAre._ •
'CIIITESTADQJWS MAJOR
TIVL
Is lavaluaidewiai r
liiii - Thre; am it imparts tue ut
ulost softness. the mid ii'es4 ll4l glom , and gresat
vitality ro the ' • _
litaanfietzwed - by J CRISTADORO. 6 Aztec
Rouse New. York, So l i everywhere., and amdi
ed_by all Elate theeatew
PrlwsiTeenta *1 and $2 Deabottle. aceordins
to tote. laZialter3we.
Itlf. :,-liiIIL Ott VIIIVAILfiIif "Liif I-
Al-. /WENT. - Died.ofereng.. What agrinw and
iriteresting - ehild'l gllW fiat weelri , But now.
alas I - - itliiate utbra.;- &whew the ocarteritation
of two gentlemen riding down town in this .rare:
Died of aroma how `drifters: i when Dr. Tadao'
..Venetitux"Lin' infant le a certarn_cure. if taken - in
t i me. v ow. m a th e r k wa ll,peai to you. It is not
for the gab' , galwand profit : we wake, but for
fhe sake of infant child that 'now lite Wag
ing at your feet Croup ill a dangerous diaea l m
bliyaseDr. Tobias' Ifeilettan - Linemerit in 4ltoe,
anci,it,ie robbed of Ho_ tenors. .6.lwaya keep it izt
the ofoiew-You Wier not want it to-night, or to
fßOPll(.,no tali= when — but - armed with thin
%
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j an i m 73g arednemrW, b!t: It coma wb ea it
will. ..ao eitte A bOaae; tent 56 Cat
landt .13 grXork: - field W all to m t i t% a.
- kimoto lll l4itt .11xsilretirs POW
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' Dear t3ir—l would. ditto itoNd to
tURSBWOKIIITWEIPILLI), *
t. Noon
mend r i* lol? 414 4 11111‘ St ar 4k =
b;busir l iZiereita n kigannetonfires t°
oiNgnand o,jaik be tried'
k s lut ininot i'aiwL' botook - ilot
iwi pm mgr./ thears t exakaniaAareafibc
Veva, darfor Wei 'old i ' .144/k or,
PM ArThrzr,dar,ccoadonslitoss oC
monthaird-
one 111001 kORIIIF lib/00,11 0 te WOrite%thres
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w ith* gad VZ
w aver nee nowt OM
he wee. eleolason a sista mut/Asst.
r i d ba ba
miediaa and dseeptie: tbat at-
U'lthg''Nftee
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throe elm elfin , ar dl44g aithe 'R I MS,.
Oa my cal* Viett i rd s tilk
montaolo win es og i mr . .
wogs. Puirehar „
a jr,D PU Ir .
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t i ol d A leg a 3 rAs a 11 0 dTAttL t Fart?
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