DAILY POST. Efate* Lai1:111 Vrai The A:opagtallon an it Li 1121‘19itiere'strerells.:her law" there Is no fraeoonu • • • • THURSDAY laintiosa 'JULY 9. Demomtio Nommations GIEFORRIEI.I I II:OODWARD . FOR :91723.12hiP. JUDGE, .11,2106TER 1.014,111 E. THE WAR. NEWS • Thetall of;Vicksburg itie.eriMitnefi, but reports as to the nuither-of piiionersta . . ken vary from - ten thensand to twenty; nine thousand. Oar triumph at Getty!, burgis not so overwhelming as at first' re ported, bet.stillit was almost entitling to -- the rebel cause in the Mast. Of the'sev entrfitro Olopsand .invaders who engaged in battle on the first, second , and third, twenty-five thousand. have been killed,. weinided.and taken prisoners. The latest • reports say that Meade is in hot pursuit of the retreating foe, and' that another and complete victory may bulhourly anticipa ted. . • - . _ Gen : Meade apkeare_to be following tip his advantage with remarkable care and recagion ; Lee and Idafore:e linnet be' in a sad nOttlition, bat fight !mst 'or sur render, 'aa the - Pottin„larrepirted so:high mf'to prAiOnt *air eactipe acroaa.it itito Virgutui: - STATE, .I:4II.*ENSES. Thu Pittatirgh qazette of Tuesday, 'contained au eatiaOidinary editorial upon the subjeet:br State sli 3 f*Ben t in which it was quite.Minest iekita Condemnation of those Who, two sad a half years ' ago, lid not see the =necessityof fortifying our Southeru: state bordei, view of rebel invasion. *,:!:foile, w iki g •is an - extract from :it: "?Then:one of our own members, who urged this oi again and again; exclaimed in his Place hat - theway to sevotheeffusion of blood was to show that wo were ready to 'aberit„ neCeSslitY• in such a cause—that "every drop' that shou d actually flew in the contest would be on the bends and consciences -of "the' timid _counsellors, who whispered peace - an advised coneteeion," and that - instead of coneenioni, the' cry to arms' mould rng out from the State caPital, through every valley; and worm every mountain top Itemisylvartla;" Or "the • programme of the trai tors would be extended frett.Washininon to Phil adelphiaand ifarrisbure-7he was denounced by the Thiladelphia pram, and regarded by the Gov ernor' himself as a bloodYnninded.visionary. And little better than an incendiary. . We can not. , remember whom it was ' of our delegation at Harrisbw.g whose eagle • suggeste4 Btate defenses in the ner• 1 1 vone languagewe have quoted; we 'be lieve:however, that it was either Mr. Gil- fillip' or our friend Mr. Bigharn. , Bat what; were thetssound, practical suggestions of , sensible gentlenten, When weighed against ,the ravings of - the infuriated intik/twits who laughed them to scorn. At the pe• riod alluded to; 'there - was not Republt can in a thousand, who did not °peaty and confidently declare that there would be no, war of any consequence; or, if there were it would be of a fitful character, and utter ly crushed in a few weeks. The Hon. Thomas Williams, a gentleman of great learning and ability, possessing an almost unerring sagacity, in whose opinions our. :people generallytepaler.:4lnplinitionfi. dense, in his ingenious way demonstrated on many occasions the otter inability of the rebels to hold out for more than threei months at farthest. He was in the Legis , lature at the period alluded to, and his presence there,. :doubtless, had the effect of defeating the scheme for the fortification Of our Indeed Mr. Williams was all powerful with „his party; and not only so leihe Legislature:of, Pennsylvania, hot in the councils of th ~llt e tionsi • Administration. We remember of his keying keen taent - for - by Mr. Stan, ton, on a Meriiorabiaecciaion, when, with expedition- 'as swift as meditation or the thoughts of loye," he rushed to Wash . - ington- What took place at the meeting of the secretary of -War and our dititin-' guitsbed„foWitstimit, we ark'notinftirthea ; Mr. Williams' well known modesty pre: ..vented him from any allusion7te it,- but - we InCllv - ths-Afttr i ke had7irtadhid -Washing ton and carefully considered the sittia 'tioit;lte'ealled upon the Prettident and de. , monstrated,thn::_rlecessity :of- our; army's immediate adiariosi:= :. This little hit Of in • • 094 . 04 4 5 4 Cil i v ililAftlErldid...;ottithOluoicate to the Legislature,. and in the following ; I told the ,Preaident.. that ilusLarety. , must movetand i t #s l -!-!; fow v ! k*n we go back and, remember the„-elrehinsianceiti-is surprising . that Mt. Gi,lfi ''e iniggeatietit:tiere neg. JOl4 litfittlfiMiladiElind party, backed ,by. ,tctilstifiT,atkoestl -Administration, - ; 4. • were every. montisrattog that there ~-!*as no body aaa me-. Williambeen ' s iiri-rtuiknoiril man, it winild,litive been quite-a --different7nThtter;This fame was not and is not eptifi - 43 to Ps nri = Sylvania, and hence,- theimportance=at tached to his conclusionr,by , the Legiala ture, and more espeeiallyb;43oateSollo - 1r; members._ liirket4gerttlexpopzof ills; perceptions, 'tills to entirely meesure !ides pressure df ; titetales," men 'aline- a il-1i even'iteri- T-,ciiiirerrorszfledithenti3 Tber of haman reasen aptwe_ . en yekoalilincr failing. grOsP our -4- sactuation, only fuetheriiimit4stretes ; that r‘.17**0;12.04 - ciPAY:reIY upon that - , tkivinitt that shapes stir ends Bony hew them as 7e mrar ' r can biElad of out. contthrillci at:No.llde. iii;:ieferritlibiitiitibrut.' for rebel ittitisio itggtoti.4l 2 very' , well;prg . lB - it., lona to oetitie coterie of eini& ar y: 41 / 04011 44 0 -tkoAedimukktliriV4,J#ot. Olamatbrn of pitftateitigh* ;ki t ' wai required• i!fie antiettl, Prbclaini liberty to the olive, they said, and he will conqutr . the rebel lion. The sonthen4hited:-Were expected to fly before the fregiindmitiging blacks, 4ho, in.tiiii: , ,plireigir'oecgsp44l, by their • strife for rreettom, irere'ex l Pected to ont- StrlP iPlalorthe faMons- - Thracian bond man, wiicvoider to bat tle in "hordes from sw k Asia." armm GOOD_ G SUGESTIO.N___ .__ Wirtir in the ffispatch, alluding to the effort now making to have Gen. Fre -M__9-14,-PUtalliLia‘OMMlind.oLthiLdepartr meat,- malteit:tfie following suggestions _ "The' anikorittes:ctcinatioe-asto ; the mento be anointed to inn& positions as that re ferred .o. If the system is to• be Commencedit must be carried out, Auld et, grznd consultation precede the atitiointment of every corporal - and minister , in the army, What tbeigevehtment asks 111 bone andinuscle —able-bodied willing men. To obtain such re-ieforeements they might be wilting to concedesomethins`: :I therefore pro pose an amendment which w' probablrperhaps suit both parties. Add to the petitionthis beef Cause: Andersignedjiainiiiimige the' m selvesdn: the event of_Ahe , uppointment of hien, Fiemotit. ristineited.te enterforthtrith the De partmental Ocrps of this Department, f r minters- How handsodiely - 6 little bit of Common amid artitirlfni;like the'abbVe, utterly ea poses;tbetrick of the shallow demagogues at whom kis directed ? The restless per sons who are so anxious for Fremont being lecated in Pittsburgh', - hareno idea of enhetieg, war of Contributing to enable others .to do, 80 ; rand 04 has been the case since the bre aki ng-oat of ~the rebel lion. Their Vidor - and consis t in loud , end 494 deelarationp,,,in equally loud denunciations, of their: betters. The preaent:- - Cciattnimder - -of the , de• pattment---we--do-not- know, do 7tliciaiii 'Who' desiie hie removal'; and we conclude that Ids' Offense - canasta in his riot' pitying as much attention to their suggestions, as .they. im agine they are 'entitled to. If General itroOltEtktiew.ilCeselpers_onslwell he would not notice their, opiniona -at all. Their ambition is 110 greater than to see their !lames ,in newspapers, as the movers of three line;resolutions •.-boat, the State of the country. The appearance of their names in print, upon some Committee or Other; the duties of which they invariably neglect, ca u ses them to swell with impor tance antimagine themselves magnificent Creatures. And what is so ludicrous in theskpersonals, that they persuade them selves into the belief, that.they are fool ing the.peopfe into the cownction that im pertinent interference in matters, which they (the tricksters) do not comprehend, is actually rendering a service to the country. But the people are not so-easily itatiosed tipottlul those stolid and thick skinned trimmers imagine, DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP KENItIall We regret to learn from a telegram delved last night that the Moat Rev. Arch biahop Kenrick, of Baltimore, died sud denly yesterday morntng. The illustrioas Prelate was ono of the most diatingai3bed men of the Catholic church in America. He Was well known for his theological itt tainments, and wrote several works which placed him at the head of 'Catholic authors lulu:aerie& Hia loss will be keenly felt. I U. IS. 5 20 SIX PER CENT. BO NES The Secretary of the Treasury has ex tended the time for the sale,of these Bonds tei.the first of August next. This popular loan should be in every man's hands who can spare fifty dollars. This agency has sold four millions three hundred and seventy-five thousand and fifty dollars, to the Ist inst., and is now daily adding to this amount. The inter- ! est and principal is payable in gold, ma ! king it not only the best and safest invest ment in the market, but more easily con verted into money by the holder, if desired, and the best possible security on which to temporarily borrow money, with the additional inducements of enabling the Government to promptly pay our val iant soldiers, who are winning 12r us daily vieteries. Come one and all, and give another lift in suppressing this rebellion. The Surrender_of Vicksburg Un 0011ditiOrIaL CUB*, 111., July 7.—The dispatch boat has just arrived hetiefrom Ticksburg. She left at ten'o'clockoli Sunday morning. The passengers announce that - General Pemberton sent a Bag of truce on the morning of the Fourth of July, and offered to surrender if his men were allowed to march out. General Grant is reported to have re plied that no man should leave except as a 'prisoneriof War. ' Gerieral 'Pemberton Then, after consul tation"with his nonimanders, uncondition aUy 4turrendered. , • , the news is perfectly trustworthy. Vpociat,Disßatch*tkaPT.Y : Nvsztins Post-] 4uly r 7.:—the, dispatch train Admiral Porter to the Navy Depart. ment to-day, announcing that Vicksburg surrendered'. to I Grauti 'Orr-the Fourth of J lay,. crudes the 'Utmost enthusiasm. There is great rejoicing at the Presi dent's House at - the Departments, and throughout thei city. Taken in connection with Meade's mag nificent victory over Lee, the news warms the hearts tot all loyal men. A. New• Alabaraa. Thu .Liventopl Times of the 80th , con tains the folldiineettitanient:- It is now well known, especially among thciee interested, that Capt. Semmes, of the Alabama; is activ. about to change his flag to a--more inbstantial ship . than the Alabama. Captain Bullock, who for the last year .4)r:inore has been in this 'country - supertntendinktlie construction of vessels for the Confederate service, is now about to leave the Clyde, and will probably tall at Cardiff, with a large iron vessel for the Confederates. , , Captain Bullock will , after• ward take 'the cruiser to ,a pbrt at - I present a "secret," and there transfer the command to Captain Semmes. The corn. mend of the Alabama will then devolve upon - Coptain.Bialocir until such time 'a, Captain fdaffit, of the Florida, is enabled to transfer his crew to captain Semmes' famous ship'' 'The new vessel on which Capteica§eirntes. hoists hie:flag jeAla rge irCon - teciew *Mel, nionnthik twentpone guns; and combines , the ,two great re• quiremente of a - man of war—speed and strength. • • 4wonejotenoy. The Rochester Uuion One brings home a fact a the l'resident : . . -- "Mr. •Lincoln can moll/ sign . 8 warrant .ofatabiefUneutfcii - Mr:.Ver.atittigleiru,• be cause he avows his, hostility ; to the ,war ilOolle:P.9lof.Abe Union,' to Alkapdjence tifillew hundred people ; in the biokwolide of Ohio, iatbe flat moment receive in biacteotAfivcrbreosieel 4t441d xiiiincil -Wit4 Yerrieq.boYee4; fresh*od , the lit. - WOE 'agora Teentinieute:behire thirtythiutcilikitifiEople..ii:lAilat iiiitilei ' 3-16 , 44401fikiron :m amiewsia . itestisiriendoidr tg* 4adrtibtive - finteinir dic :wyogr,wiir PARTICULBS OF TW LITE BIM' OTIIEB INC:IDE/i29-0F THE, LIONPLIM Colonel R. P. Cummins,, or, the 142 d regiment Pennsylvania ioluntsers, killed on the Ist, - , while geabuitlii leading his men against vastly superior' numbers. Col. Cummins was Sheriff-ild Somerset •• ' Yazd& -He was a brave officer, and highly. esteemed Iyhis troops. He was Captain . of Company - Ai - Tenth regiment Pennsylvania,Reserves, and was .made Colottelpf -the 02d regiment Penn eylvania• vOlnisteers, Lin September 'first, 1861. . Lieutenant `A: .(3. Tucker, of Company 'E, 142 d regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers and acting adjutant, was mortally wound pcl ou,the Ist of July. — lle was first ihet in the 'arm, but continued to cheer the men until ho was mortally wounded in the hcidy: an lad Tackei Wits ad jutant of the regiment. Captain C. H. Flagg, of K Fourteenth regiment, and commander of General Rowley's staff. was killed*by a 'solid shot . on. July 3, lie was highly esteemed by all who knew him. This regiment was a Tortion ,of the First brigade, Third divi sion, First army corps. The division Was commanded by Brig. Gen, Rowley of Pitts burg: In the battle of July 3, , the old Califor-. nia, the Sixty-ninth (I rish ) ,- and the Fire Zonaves (Pennsylnania troops) were' in 11C1Q/1. The Seventy-first or . California regiMent lost nine' 'officers of fifteen. in and one out of two hundred and forty-Mx enlisted men. , The Sixty-ninth and Sev enty-first were on the extreme front, and in proportion their numbers suffered the worst. Included in the killed is Captain Ateffar Gull, of the Seventy-first; Colonel.Odane, Lieutenant Colonel T. Sheedy, and Cap tains 8. Daffy and Thompson, of the 69th, Captain Andrew Mcßushy of the Seventy second, and Lieut. Jones., The loss in the brisade is four hundred and eigth men and forty two officers. The right wing of the Seventy-first, en der command of Col. Smith, fell hack and took a position behind a ; stonewall. from, which they, did fearful execution.— The left wing, with the colors. under corn maud of Col. lierehensperger.joined with the 7 2d, under command of Col. nesser, and charged the enemy, driving than over the slight earthworks, taking more prix- Doers than they numbered and six stands of colors, four of which were taken by the 71st. Gen Webb had just been order ed to - this brigade. Both he sad they are pleased with each other for good conduct on this occasion. RELIEF FOR THE .vroUNDED. The Sisters of Chartity turned out at Gettyeburg yesterday afternoon :and pro' seeded to the venous hospitals ib relieve the sick and wounded. ' They were ac• compannied by the Rev. Father of their church. SKIRMISHING -PR IS 3NERS Pa the interim 'a portion of the Penn• sylvauia reserves had &alight skirmish with some rebels on the haft of Hock Hill. The skirmish resulted in the capturing of one hundred and twenty five prisoners, three hundred stand ot arms, two guns, one CH:831511, and a stand of colors, Among the prisoners are a Georgia lieutenant, colonel and captain and colonel 'Semmes. The had to leave their dead and wounded on the field, WEED e a OLD BATITRY TAKES AND fl STAMEN: Battery I, Fifth United States artillery, known as Captain Weed's old battery, Lieutenant Watson commanding,although belonging to the Fifth Corps, aided the Third Corps in its participation in the fight. Coming down withaweeping force npcn the battery, the enemy made it too hot for our men to remain, and the guns had to be abandoned. It was a abort lived victory. The supporting infantry, Garibaldi Guard, Lient. Peoples, of the battery, leading them, rushed upon the captors and retook the guns. It was a most dashing and brilllatt little affair. A. Majar General's commission could nel, have pleased Lient. Watson better than the renewed possession of his lost piece s . He soon made them matte up for all lost time. DEATH OF THE REBEL GENERAL EWELL BALTIMORE, July 6, 1883. I have direct, reliable and positive in formation that General Ewell expired this morning at the reaidence of Sterling Galt, Esq., two miles nortkeast of Fancy - town; from wounds received at Gettysburg en Friday. I have the names of my authors, and they permit me to give them if the report is denied. They are the beat in the State. H. G. CHAPMAN. THE LOSSES IN I'HE SECOND ARMY CORPS. - • From a staff officer of Gen. Alexander Hayes, in command of the Third division of Gen, Hancock's Second Army Corps, we learn that the loss of that corps were considerable the actions of Thursday and Friday near Gettysburg, averaging perhaps above the losses of most of the other corps engaged on these days. Gen. Hayes had two horses killed beneath him, while his staff officers had four. In the Third brigade of French's old division, no less than six field officers had command of the brigade during the action, all o whom were put hors du combat, viz : Colonel Willard, 126th New York. killed; _Colonel Shirley, 126th New York, missing; Colonel McDougall, 111th New York, wounded ; Major Hildebrandt, 89th New York, wounded; Lieutenant Colonel Boyd, 125th New" York: luta., and iLieutenant Colonel Collins, 111th New York, killed. COLS. W. F. TAYLOR A4D.JEYTERDS. Co!. Wm. F. Taylor, of the Bucktail regiment, whose death is mentioned in my despatch, was a young but brave and accomplished officer. He came out as a captain in the regiment, and owed his pro motion to his military capacity and gal lantry, . Hut death in an irreparable loss to .the'regiment. He was , a brother of lttayard Taylor. N 6 colonel • wee more universally esteemed and loved than Col. Jefferds, of the Fourth Michigan regiment, whose heroic death it has been my pain ful duty to record. A rising yonnglawyer, he gave up a lucrative and growing prac. tice, and at the outbreak of the war en rolled himself as one of the captains of the Fourth Michigan regiment. Jile took an active part in every fight in which his regiment has been engaged, and his pro motion to a coloncy was the just reward of his gallamservites: rThe prevent Was his first' fight since his promotion. There never was a More glorious death on any battle field, and in his death he proved himself a fit t•ucceshor qthe nialde WOod bery, ifrat colonel of-the regiment, who no bravely fell at Malvern., 111 11 IIG , NOTIVE. 4 --lAIII STILL SELLING .M.Jr Barnett!' Brepustic ne Hal libton,..Wlo. Anna,: Tooth , -Wash, and Flar voring Extraeftat old priacii. Soo& sc,h as , ,Bras ` BITTa : - • . et•isemeihing like, hall their .firrinitrpricea . • .' rbIBION mi JOHNSTON, 3e23 _ corner Bourth and Sthfield streaU. /01 Oleaverlanuak beented'Brown Windsor. 'z Low's old - Brown Windsor. :7 9 1 0 132' .63 3 rawn - Windsor, Law: Son.&.Benbow's Honey aoa~ Brnbow & Bon's Honey soap , Loll Sob & Bath °lea wype r k e no. CzYkalt don Moto Mac - • , Low Son &Banboarttebbnienr a dii mpi . bkinloaP. (very tine ) CldivweliditinnrsainsiAa_ ll l44) - • ' V ardier - & - Stamam - a -- ur.r,mrsavillrn imr aluh's LitepderActfMksoluitz:-:.; Keiao's goaf. Net , 1 7trSfula tumor.) With an usortinultof tint vatile. Pal m, &c. atgAVidk*ftB tare by i 13111011 au23 maga Bsoltbisid aad Nowa ittest TELEGfi,~AP~IC. 10EL lint AT IIiIIiMPOBT, A BATTI,E 'NGVP RAGING ENCOURAGING FROM GENERA MEADE. No Rebels in the State. Gem Lee'elloute of Retreat FRESHET IN THE POTOHAC, Le., etc., d o. lasartal3trna, - JalY-7.--The rebel. army is now concentrated in the vicinity of Williamsport. Everything indicates that it is at that point they will undertake the hazardous experiment of recrossing the Votomac into Virginia. Oar army is on its heels, closely following it up, and it is probable that an engagement has already been fought there to-day. This afternoon reports . have - reached' headquarters that heavy artillery firing is progressing, but whether this was merely shirmishing to feel the rebel position, or a serious engage ment, is not knoWn. It is certain, how. ever, that the coming battle will be by far the most deeiiiveronflict of the campaign. It will take place immediately in the neigh- borhood of Williamsport. A special to the New York Times, dated Washington, July, 7th, says,: Officers have arrived this evening from the flag of truce boat sent to City Point, bringing back rebel news and files of Rich mond papers of July 4th. Profound igno rance was existing as to the, hereabouts of Lee's forces, and the progress of the great battle. The rebel authorities have proMptly ordered Lee's return. The be lief was current that he was safe in the Shenandoatrvalley.. The Sentinel and Enquirer of July 4th, both contain accounts, of the skirmish of the 2d inst. between the rebel forces nn• der D. H. Hill, and our troop under Col. West, near Bottom's Bridge. They claim to have driven oar forces four miles, to Tunsiall's Station, and acknowledge a loss of only two men.- The same day they say that 2,000 Fed deral mounted Infantry, with artillery, went into King William county and cap tured nearly all the home guard. They suppose Generals Dix and Keyes to be making in a north east direction, to cut off the railroad connections. CARLISLE, July 7,—The railroad bridge was finished to-day. The road is now %v eil to Scotland Creek bridge, this si•3e of Chambersbarg. Between these points about tl.. t ee miles of the road is destroyed, and al so about the same distance between O'lembereburg and Hagerstt wn. It is believed that there is no enemy now in this State. Hinatanrac., July S.—Telegrams re ceived to-day from. Loudon and Bedford, state that Lee is between South Mountain and Hagerstown, and will select a place between Smith Mountain and Hagerstown to give Meads.battle. 1 t is considered that Gen, Imboden has a force of about 10,000 at Williamsport protectingthe rebel trains and getting across as fast as his limited means will permit. It is mining torrents, and thr, recent flood would destroy any pontoon. Gene. Meade and Couch are nearing as fast as the roads will allow. A battle will probably occur Friday or Sakt nrday. ili=l= liaaavnoso, July B.—lnformation of the route of Lee's army has been received here. A special to the Tribune, from Was h ingtou, dated July 7tb, says: The Republican says information has reached hero that - our troops - bold undis puted-possession of South Mountaiu Pau. NEW Your., July B.—Washington spec ials say a recent order of Gen. Halleck forbidding army officers remaining in Washington without special leave will be enforced. To day Generale Hooker, Naglee and other general offteare were arrested.— Hooker got leave to stay, and the rest left on the train. It is estimated at the Burgeon General's office that our wounded at Gettysburg will number twelve thonsand. Nearly four thousand rebel wounded retrained in our possession. We have twenty.three colonels and a host of inferior rank prisoners. The rebels lost thirteen general officers. ' They esti mate their loss at thirty thousand. We hare about twelve thousand prison ers, exclusive of wounded. A Chambershrg special says : There is now no trouble in the Cumberland Valley. They era trying to cross the Potomac with . Mulligan in their front and Pleasanton in their rear. Correspondence from Dia" s army of the 6th from the neighborhood of Hanover Court House, reporta no change in the general position or our army. General Keyes' headquarters were at Baltimore. Getty's . Division had gone to destroy the bridges at Hanover action: - A special from Harrisburg dated the evening of the 7th states that at 4 p. m. on Tuesday a furious battle was raging nt Williamsport, in which the annihilation of the rebels was considered ; as nearly certain. A later special reports that the whole trebel army was routedi and in a panic,'throwing away arms itc., and •flying in every dixection. Weitniztoxost, July B.—Theri is a con, siderable freshet in the Ptitoinito to-night probably arising from the heavy rains in this vicinity last night , and to-day,"Suid alio from the heavy flow of water for two days from its upper tributaries. The rebelpon.toon bridge having been destroyed at Falling Waters---a' short die taneti below Williamsport, Md.—the most available ford on the Potomac, it is diffi• cult to perceive how the rebels can avail themselves of any transit across the river. The rebel•sympathizers.thave it heretonight thattherintend to cross at Harpers Perry, through Cramptob's Gap., That is impassable. When the ford at Falling Waters is impasattble,every . point between that Paiat ashd Washington.= impassable. = , NEW YORK , 43 . 01 .7 8:-A special `toythe World dated Washington, July Ith, saye The advicea from the Upper Potomac from General Meade's army are highly. encouraging. It wiinld not be proper to' statejust what dispoeitiOn of. our forces has been made to intercept the- retreating arnlY. for ' 'if successful, they will'soon - be heard from. - - ' WAsisinorow, B.—The War Depart ment has received intelligence that official dispateh es of-the - ettrren - derOfliclobnig are tea their way to Washington. Weis also received -official advices of the repulse of the rebels' at Helena. Groceri'es, • 7i &LAVE jiltir.- It A LARGE ' supply of Vesi. - Coffeq Saps and Groceries of ell doeatiptions, which will he sold either vthcllnsale orretai!nt gtOolristeaallrine* Dirunona, t'ti, s3tsb - M%dkw Ls. limns' fliti;4lsl"ailltea rie c lA ic li g tew b c; met Liberty etreetr vo:pAra.„LDN;rV - VD.IBEItEENTS PLAIN Milli FIG ItniED BLACK SILKS FANOYDRESS GOODS, Black _and. 1411._folored—D LAWNS, SEFAiVISTFACE'M-li'NTLES",I: Hoop Skirts, Sun MakeHu, CEtssime-re§, coTiotimm, TABLE DIAPERS, TICEINGS, irints, Ginglims, Bonnets, Bibbos, flowen, RUCHES, SHIRT FRONTS, IRISH LINENS, Are.; vie.; AT LOW PRICES AT WM SEMPLE'S 180 and, isa, FRcierai Etre?t, ALLEGHENY, Zit Who!exile Dealers ere Welted to call and examine our etock.' Jo) lARTIES WISHING SO BECOME SUBSTITUTES FOR ADRAFTED BIEN. may come forward immediately. ten days only being allowed. A rfp'y at my office. N 0.127 Fourth street. corner Smithfield. lytlt M. B. NOL FAYETTE• SPRINGS • NITELIGHNOWN OiTATAIIII Flatering Plue—altuated' 8 miles east of Uniontown. Fayette county. Pa., will, be opened for the reception of visitors on ,the Vine of This pleasant Summer rellltt has been-thor oughly renovated and to a great extent re.fdr fished, and it is the intention of the proprietor to have it kept in,anah a manner as will render alt is.-action to all visitor] WASHIIGTOhI 111{14bATTLI•1IEJ). Bradfilook's and . Jtumpiville's Graves. rf Au.sc ," and other places of interest are within an hones ride of the Pprlngs. Two trains dal - y front Pittsburghto Uniontotrn. where carriages will be to readiness to convey vistore to the bprings. Chmes moderate. C. E. hWEABR.NGEN. Proprietor. FOR SALE —TUE WELL KNOWN and beautiful propertr on Seventh a Meet. o;- posit* the Lutheran ohurob. watt .of the 11. P. church and Cut of Dr. Beiter's ratidence. Terms made known on the premises. J)8-Zad piumrs GROUND IN O I L, eArerrs OROVIIII IN OIL. rAINTS GROUND IN OL, PAINTS ILIROUND IN 0 11, ASSORTED' COLOR 4 . ASSORTED coioßs. AisbORTED t.OLORS. ASSuRTHD COLOR% ASSORTED MUMS; ASSORTED t.OLWIS. At Joseph Fienzines Drug Store. at Joireph .lOemilag's Drug Eb3r*, At Joseph notaries Drug Store, Comer of the Diamond and Market Orme& Corner of the Diamond and Market streets, 173 NEW BOILER WOBBN. J. J. PO icricits A _ •,‘ TTENDS TO THE INAIIIITIPACT.URE of Seam Foilers, SULU. Tanks, Agitator& OILIt Pan Sugar Pans, Sheet Iron Chunneirs.- Breeohinp. and all other articletustuthy Inert ufaoturea at airoilsr toneerns. Prompt attention paid to all kip& of repairs on reasonable term. , Works CORNER OP LOCUST and DITQUESIE WAT.6OOlVark Allegheny river. PENNSYLVANIA:R. P. TgAixe ON,AND AFTER DIONDAT 6th Instant, WILL RUN AS USUAL ; JyB ltd A. CARNEGIE, Saporiatandent. CIOAL, SLACK AND LIME—SEAMED ILI Proposals to PITTSBUR G H the storeo at the amity of theGAS Cl/.230, POO bushels of Bituminous Coal, 60 900 bushels; of Black. and 6,00 blithe. of Lime willibt K 1 6.04119,4Xi at the atace of the Company until. tee 15th inst. of. July. Tice C.al. tied. and Lime to beef such gustily, and delivered at Inch titaccana Insuch, utautities as shall be abproved of and directed • The standard: of ' computation for .Coal••••tald Black to ball Pounds. Par bushel. • • • Payments to be pule monthly, retaining 20 per cent as security for perterweince of Preposabi to be addressed'. to 'a BOS. 'BAEZ , EIAL.ERI.. Presto ant of the Comeau/Y and en dorsed "Proposals S r - Coal and Slac k, ar for' aS the - case may be; • • • JAMES THONT'RON;Entineer. OBiceof Pittsburg)} GU Co, July 6 .184 I • 1 LOW PRICED ALL WOOL CARPETS HEMP CARPEL', very e.hedp, • Cll IN:A. pr.A.vriNG4 - .. white. checked and fawn' t (fold Bordered Window Phades, CdaCa. width; ; . NEW GOODS. jnat opened NEW'; CARPET STORE • : 01 1 ;7- . I MTABLAND COLLINS 4 CO iyi..tiarrEfrit saitimir ; ; I Betweenthe Postfoem and 14spalth Jig r 2 :4.1 IVAII,Mk"AryIIIOIr To - *a z ki 7 ttiitticayfoft lft'attft9ll4l4V butoo to yeas . g ONEKV CO.. SYS 1 V stiety Work& comer Gant arid Water stg. pad TO-DAY 9 I3 ADVERI, Gagia Ma OF ; N BOOS,SMES. , GAITERS :: %L.' .....4 ...;; , ... Q. A . ^. %,;,., :.• ;AT . As t i • 7 - 4,1104. I . , . a. ...., ...,-... 7 ' '. 614 - Riv -nous ._ AIN .ilitTIIIIIDAY.31.0811.11111":13131.1( uth.,st s'Sest. will bi cold the zasobiaetymecessmy to add ito a Mowing. idachisete lit : it foss Beapingbiaohine, Ile* and complete. Also a Bstent Washing ilifachtifMc'". A.*eigli'LLAND: Anctiofiepr. All ActElitlr• V. , Ipo jAN'AVIIIIVILISICED TO "e ED A- to receive antreriptiona for the 5 AL - Ifx, per liiiiidirtintifTh , e let ' of Ailittaat . 'text : All agents wholtarq berifalpfit Fileate'oyatfaue - EMU thirabb • elute._ JO3HUA-HANNA: Loam dart, - at HANNA. HART at CO. iY9 lied aoriatatid . Wood ate.. Pittaburah. Cot BY gtOßElCtiewiros AND.RRTAIL DEALERS, • of the city and neighboring town,s ake respectful: I s , baited to examine our *O4 TRIBLIIINGS, NOTIONS.. 110811Itr. D ..6I.DITEB.RhiIiROIORTAIRS:R,I3,I3ON.3,I , RUCHES. LACE GOODS. Er OO 4,D. .1 I Fz ' JihRB,9ES' AND I -rqvir L • ; cektsEts:- RAIN AND SIINNIbtBRiLLAS. ' ; • BUTTONS. THb R4DS. FINE. And the various mall articles imf.ur of bueb4;as. •t . , - I 'ln our wholesale' Depart mentoiridhe .seicend cud third iluors, will be thous ,extensive &saw, metes' of the article* 'enumeinted - abore.' therefore solicit .a eallfrc m „ all bnyers..eautin d that with our increased fichities we can sikt than bargains in the quality and 'prices Of ntr gOO.lll. -D. A. MALR1111...... —.— R. O. GLYDR BIACRUDIBc GLTDE:' " No:78 Idar-ket Stfeet,' is g Between Fourth and •the Diamond.. above the Diamond. ENEAL ESTATE ssvirmas-issTittu. -AL TION. inOornoratol Lagbistcd'"/ . Pennasivinfs. ; OPen for IDopofite; from ICr. 1-eolooki, 10. - abo on - SATURDAY r.y ~4 I;' , T fromti to 9" o'clock. - - - - •. 1 B Ufficq 6a FOUR= anal On Deptalite in this Institution at • SIX., PER', - PER "A171113M,; Payable to -De*:eiritsre in Miktittdlio*tber . 4lilOb,if added ti Dal and einni3itaderL - - Plossnoum--PAAAE JONES irzcs Parannar-4,..13. CoPEt t iNR. su so. __ I ' I Ron ThOs M Hoin L'E llott J it•MCioritaaA'.. Ina* Jones, , , ' - • VG Huney....- Wu' R timith. --, Jacob .Pito. 11sr7 Childs. w u Riolllao Voelt , )f, - 3 ,,,, Soesoaly and TresinFor—A. A. CARRIM ia4Uri , ~' - , iDuicss ODS,. Puha io.weit ft 3 ; 1 5 3 - CirtatarB kce ktilln POINTS ' , WITH CAPES, Two-sara Fast Colored Fruits- Ming st - 15. worth 20 oto. ' :1 ~ , LONDON' *RD INTERIOR -' :;.' i• - , ' - Royal Company's_ ._, '.7 C Psl if il , RATth ' itieliEDiro -:' . • 1111.00 D POW.Dgit AID ... :21 O,N :33 ., % , 'o' lIST fr 111 M-1 4 11V: v .i 1 keeriain'ituta for ' Diseases 'ae- Rorie and'lijiittle, Lknown to and used only by the Company hrlheir. caralriablearom 1844 unlit , the opening .ef , the Railway overthe Principal routes. After tiaegenal arid use of these remodieis in all theetahletot the Company. their annual Wes_ of condanantsbaqok were discontinued.* saving to, the Company es— needing 1.7,000 per annum: In 1853,1h0. tiogdon , Brewers' Association offered the coniPinY`z4Xxl for therrecelpas and tactile articles:Only in their - 07 ttiXtlatm , 1— ' ' ' :.• .• .: 't I i • BLOOD PO WDER S :certain care for feinder. • distemper Amn is ia. time, hide bound; inward 3 trains; loss c i amPetite catheWs. heaves ; mishit colds,'and all diais , of the lugs: surfeit „ot , scabbets. glanders. Volt evil, mange. billetsmstion , *I the wee, lista% arid all diseasea arising from litiptire blood; 'cor reetethe stomaoharidt iiver; inipsovga , the.c a p rofir . titeasernlates thahewels.:correctaallderance moots, of the glands. strengthen' the systeinu makes the *in =omit atid Mown ,ROxasa in°. ken dowlibY 'hard liter or &tem'. etlick. re stored. by ugtheprorder ones a dvi: 14Mhing will be found equal to it in keeping Imrsea;_up': in appearance; condition and strength , - : - = - Lotidon'and Intoner Royal Mail Compani f fri,„ CEgaillMic'Eli ,' 1 10 3rE..1 - onrraiikitr. -A medalist:we lori.spiarini zinsthoftkiierateihne, bakes. teeamApkainatarellinigy braise' f;own deredyeet,olllhiams, wind galls, eonaactions of the t endout.limessaargenentalie."- , '' I ' . ' • Blecd Powder fee 'Der Illouyiackagiss- Edna ,2. oi hlit!O 99° 1 - 1 5.4.f i A., , tar.,%. / 5 0.• ai - o - § 4 . 44 ;gar . r• ~, • - ellort " ' reVi r orV- • ' '-' ''' f ---.. Wilk * l'obiladelphia.; ro i 41. 51/.o_ Babes,ltigatillMlr '--- a AI " ' agiN gli t ilte4 1 bUi dgrei ' 4131 rank 1- . *Lite illkd W. ,Is = di ' ,---r,--...------- la.,Nttyproo;:o4.olis Pau l". rr rg e ns A4W ,w4 . lii .. 11 i 1 AD ABE R :4mA.. , it 44 ;4531 C'Qy DIV633Sta. 63 market street. _throe doarrbolow Fourth. s.4T:sf,lfth' : 'Pet; EME=I INTEREST ALLOWED CO. Ni* ; G OODS JtnST RIMMED BT - HUGlit & BACKE, Cor, Market IF YOU WART New DeLaktes, Frfnoh Lawns at per yard, Sir 23 Cents, CALL ON Ilugus MILITARY NOTICES, -- --. - -- W. TO AIMS 1 To A ICES L.—AN - UM C I.VAL ttY ItEtabin NT TO /3 R FOR/S. RlO--Theloll of this Regiment wilt be opened Win this day until the ranks are filled With - 7 8 * r i k I :b i ll t e l it e ATI= n° and ic ill u t l t l llo b tOt a tt 1:/ 1 1 i - , Regiment, are requested 'to enroll their Ames. Übe officers to be e:ected when the Regi ment is completed, et No.B, Wood /deco, .. is L. A.LI;RN. wed 4DJUTAIS 'X ZENAS RiSB late of the 6th. Virginia Regiment, will be in attendance; ' . _ JulAtf -1 It t aitIRTON'ES-11 ivr.zirrrzwar. i.W.'aleWittaettElksinEstlailiiinlitoe s Bat tery; aTso for any Pennsylvania Battery M• a pV a tetk--- Ig n. i el - eirtatlitonsa .:~;~w"; ' ---- Boammlalm - /ari L_, NO. 76 SIIITIIFIELD ST RE ET. r atro* eciol v iiiiiiiniitiebii Volt maws . 4rho indite strainialthoitegm to AV organ ' i tor Seif.e Protection, extheres Carer; or 'Diann% wilt ;meet me=at thy - office, 78 Smith field street. on 'MONDAY, 12th inst.-where satt,,can enter, aiiiiiirocid and reliable men. in the filfiefklnenthe enrVice; under the;ealt of the Ix i`motive' ofrelinsifvaliti-the arch of the Union. . Whom-entering. the Cavalryaertice will tarnish Ntheir own hornet. but ' the ?With of leach horse ill 13e 'Pad the owner by the State or United. States Government - • - - --t Alt - llatilh/delatqatide_fronathe lioriair be furnished by., the Dtare authorities or that of the United btareszof - villichPenneylvania is the key ' and the iron ihtdralt of Pittsburgh theiron bar of protection.' : -..- - Tertrei int.;:lfrile% bib*, fot , Rtinie Protection!. Without . "e 'Penney Muth' 9 neri; just now. we 1 1 11 gplintr, 7. - . 1 - -,; , • t - - -- - * ~.. % ..' a „Rafaiitti43.,: A ina the Joielei.thcildiii our front i? night to by."erdficiplAindacethenta....,, '3o2g4w ,-. , ...„,-. ,-,- 4. „w:upilAPP. .I?A2 aii iIOtTSES. IRA B - 11WVAY & CO.) Late of the W lf. Williams & co.) 311 : , A-14 . s Aro.- 747 E 011 4 171, AVREETI _ • - Next tfooriicile ateduu4p . sor. BANK NOTlCkiioiLiare and unt,ltbf a°442la sittfAltlities. : 4 4.4gid • • - KW XOUNTZ--IikTERT'Z', No. US Woed At", Second doo above , ?." IFlab Street s : I ..11.2c.bangv..Cdn,..IItudr.Nope4aruhlkm;ro tetentiti,tuitqF,'_CollectiopOrc412113Ittertded UP' ' , dr-xOLE, sivingiatt arowEs X.ll7Certiicatet..q,...EV(egt.Qua tajmaa Ufa Certift6,444.— - , 'FX*olllll4o9t;o6lllM.Zitarar 247 1 MW :. ,11 ).1:1E1C017.EUIVI SErtitigthen sad Improvoiliegrgbi. • DERsoNs 1 1 1 17FP1MiNEI FROM - DE. Erennes er.other ems bie can be relieved bynsme the Krulabzai Feb. SPeeteeleg. which have been. well tritd by man y re ePeneible - ciffsentrePPittsburik:ena 'f elinity; to wham tliey have given Perfect eatterec tion. Tho inutile:we - o -theee peceenfLoon be seen at my office: - • fell. All,whopun:thane one pair or the' Union Pebblefipoomolea are entitled'An-batnipplied in fotarefreda charge with- tfleeP,tektch idwayi eve satittfaoldon. - - Therefore: if3 , ceitifiel' t toecaure *4l#l\o'sra bient-in youreightoaiion J. , - DI AMLIZID.,.P.racticatIDIFP4ekto edercef eetVWX4eliwiaiskkehldelieded. Aggile SO.Pllth strict P sa place of businens is efoitedn' ,1161 -0, 230.8E1RF 0/0111---SZ, FORSALE—A built b stork titte.ll.lbit loam add lot of grotintl for oals:?: A halksirt. o6l 9l4ltO rret and collat.:- * Met fin turfs, 'tiro front pOretye - at, flooraorito Yard. Prine- yto 4% , -carralykaatca st 4 Wort. _ q - A.• VAN K.l.llKet'oo4 wary. 11A13 FIXTURES & o,l4AlipnigßB, - • - ratat Improvefliselsoie&-Patat fabion_ v s .::.`s.iwth. t4.711 , 13`,00ttri1413,-661 ltrannfactori. Frankrord; Phifadelp*, AUfoods Warr a nted.:: jek-17 bbls 41tir, ;Extra. ler sale'tts' -JAB. A.: =learner of4Taikst -an rust street: =ME *isr . . •_ , lB.lf 9 crass A 3B ••' A: :EMI .! • DRUG crl - Wri Wholesale ` and Retail =-Dealer iii toriin,and Domestid t a . I:ole,,,pylk-atuffe and .perfam4l7l.-4.) 41.1.LE6!apart,oRza,..kik. ' • ' SUMR atieri Icw :Hoop O.,UzR-44 11,-.-EFO:D"kg, :*E:84'11.41,-: '6o.ti At- 1: h oltsa}e and,.. : Beialras low as tli clpbe. i .E I A/ c rEtni'LOVE--*!VO" 4 • „,„ -5-'l4-and-10 ,bII44II.4T'PTUBT., fq.,!!!!: . :T..1.!:,_..,qF.,:: - ; -- J, - 11; : : - T;; - =,I - 03..-. r;) 131(0W . YOIIII COLORS. iii==rl JEROB t -, WINCIEIEW.7I)`.6O WrItET. fk e #*o44 4 kij4o - :' • •.;;,... utinung 75,04: Milk Nitsra - i'll mr.thatuaq f i g . Atparraw' /lb w . On Wp cha pmge Nut, s aa 141 c with Mallagetlire• • . FT SBURGT1 : 111 4 ( 1 1 : 1 .4W. j2 :4MA AT Pi TF (Fel( s'• NTWO DT , PO Fa r b street opsKpite the Poft Offices = 40/kti*r ttift(l- s at Late, " • pßivice,A* AiILANT Conri'ilousm - Pittt bora. SiirPairlioniar aktirdltel &rm.& *drat lament 1 441fatta4 art ipp4far of Raatikt lanittiktitltg. Yee; naltUlttk 0 49kIetatiOni fillitrfault &est. Prompt remittaneam and faccrreePoadtao• in repaid to a).l burintaa manned to our tam Juld-tt MEM
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