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DA - .11,71f POST.
• . - For the Morning Post.
ALLIMBENY
BENAL- , QUESTION."
MR. BARaI-'Ectitor Daillt Post :
The thiuske of :the workmen, discharged
•-rom the:Allegheny Arsenal, are hereby
heartily tendered . to Yon and to thosa
friends - who - sustained them, and especial•
ly to those who generously stepped for-
ward in their defense.
LAWRENCRITILLE, July 3d, 1863
To MAJoaZ,
Respected Sir:—
You have been our friend andwe honor
and respect ,yoii_for—it.- We have been
charged with being disloyal and bad men.
You did not believe it. and stood by us
and defended us. You have been our Pay.
master, and have known many of us for
fifteen years. Yonr good opiniOn has
- helped us and comfortedois, because you
are an old citizen and well known. We
are sorry, very sorry, that men who have
persecuted us are trying to injure you.—
This is what we most grieve about,. that'
you have stood by us while others whom
we least expected looked on us with sus
picion, and that you are to be injured and
abased on our. account. We cannot be
lieve that you will be removed for helping
us. We can show you that there are oth
ers who agree with you, that we are not
only honest but loyal. We send yen a '
list of their names. We should not care
so much about this only on account of
yourself and our friends, our wives and
children. Yon-will have our gratitude for
ever, and we will teach our children to
bless you.
Yours; very respectfully.
Joan 13zox.
_ Tnomis,. H. ROWLAND,
- RODERT-DIIIT,
JAMES ESSLER,
GEORGE BEISSENGER,
TILLf POTTER,
WALTER T. HILL.
The following are the names of persons
who agree with you that we are true and
loyal citizens.
.
• Bair MTV s 'Wri tes ES.
Robert Brow-Lk John Moore. Jacob
Williams, Henry M'Cullough, Peter Kel
ler, William M'Cagne, J. B. Stewart., Rev.
ildrews, — DE Hanna—all citizens of Law
renceville. and personally acquainted with
Robt. Duff. Messrs. Hanna. Brown and
Williams have boarded with him since the
rebellion broke out.
[Their testimony in the hands of Col.
Whiteley.]
JAMES ESSLER'S WITNESSES.
Andrew Scott,Saail. Keller, Jno. Scott,
Peter Keller, Joseph Weeks, James Ker
ney, 0. S. Bates William Jaticy, Rev. R.
Lea, lificliael
[Their testimony in the hands of Col.
Whiteley.
TILLY POTTER'S wrztissess.
J. S. M'Clare, Joseph Pearson, Samuel
M'Mahon, Noah Craig.
[Their testimony in the hands of Col.
Whiteley.]
THOMAS H. ROWLAND'S WITNESSES.
James M. Taylor (alderman). Robert
M. Jones (iron master), J. C. Lange,
(merchant), T. Sinclair (merchant), John
A. Kerr, A. H Ahlborn (machinist), A. C.
Pentz, (mannfactnrer), Semi. Swaney
(engineer), Louis Dative (merchant),
Patrick M'Kenna, Joseph Lang, (mer
chant), Edmund Barris (merchant)—all
critizens of Pittsburgh: .
Their" testimony in the hands of Col. '
Whiteley. 0
J. Hampton Johnaon J. L Lowder
smith, Garret Fitzgerald, M. V. Gates,
Stephen Sbirltz , William Brown Freder
, iekArmbraating, Robot. Darning , Shfin
non, George Fox, Henry J. Fox, Christ,
Faber, Fredericks Piot. Stiehl, Timothy
Lawton,
M. B. Shannon, Daniel . Berkley
Michael. Ludgate, Josepli B.' 'Thomas,
Chiistian Peizter, Charles Fischer, W.
Colvin, John M. Wilson, G. W. Fischer,
Fred sohillings, R- Melville, Lake Hoyle
—all shopmates of Mr. Rowland.
LTheir testiffioby—in the-lands of Col.
Whiteley.)
• -WALT= T. HILL 8 WITNESSES.
Robt Kunkle, Rogues Grant, David
Miller, Wm. Fousenverch.
PITTSBURGH, July 2d, 1883.
Mr. Walter T. Hill called on me this
morning, and at his request I frankly
state, that from about the year 1857, at
which, time he was employed with men
who occupied my building as carpenters,
and from time to time, I saw and knew
him. He has often called in my office
and conversed with me, and since the war,
anti on the war, and in all of which I have
received him as a sober, steady and in
dustrioue man, and never do I recollect of
hearing him say anything that might be
considered disloyal to the Govenunent of
the United States.
[Copy] Respectfully submitted,
[Signed.] PHILIP R. KINCAID, Ald.
City of Pittsburgh, ss.
On the 2d July, A. D. 1883, befiiie me,
an alderman in and for said city, person-
Ay came Altierman Philip B. Kincaid,
who being duly sworn, says and declares
that the within statement subscribed by
him. is just and true.
[Copy.), [Signed],
PHILIP R. KINBAID.
Swore and eubsoribed before me, July . 2d,
1808.. LboSrau S. JOHNS, Ala.
[Oriel ey-) ginal in the hands of Col. R. H. K.
Whit
City of Pittsburgh, .ts. •
lieforo me, the subscribes, one of the
alderman in and for the city aforesaid,
personally appears John --„MlCainbridgf l
who, being sworn according to law, dePa
seth and saith, that he has known',Walter
T. Hill for four years, and believes him
to be 'a good and loyal citizen, and never
in any conversation since the rebellion in
the South have I heard him expreasaity
loyal nentinients, or expressany sympathy
with the rebels.
[Copy-1
Signed, .
Jolnt liiicategthoz,
814;11 to Tifad'enbecribed before me, this
23 day-of-Jnly, 1863.
411E8 M. TAYLOR A/cl
•
f il Orikiiial is=the lia of CoL Bg g.
Attuauvuir . Crrr, July 3d, 1868.
This is to certify that 1 - have known
Walter T. Hill ler the'lliatrour years, that
ha worked tor me daring-thst time s and I
never heard him say one word_against the
constitution or laws of the country, or
anything that might be 'coast - tried in favor
of treason or rebellion against the same,
or anything in , favor of the Southern Con
tederacy `whatever'; and as far as my
knowledge goes, he isatnie loyal man.
[copy.) [Signed],
Joan
H„ W. ilurrEllstirtif:'
aim of 4140411 y" 18., 1.
Ber.etif _ the subscriber came the
above-john - VITUA.
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mentaare.trniyezeepting.the latter states
that he, the said - Walter T. Hill, did not
work for him.
Sworn to and subscribed, this 3d day o
July, 1863.
Joan DYER, Ald.
First Ward, Allegheny. [t. a.]
[Original in the hands of CoL R. R. S.
Whiteley.
NOTE.—The above testimony was of.
fered to rebut the statemqnt of M, M. Bos
worth.
Jolts Biter's. wrrsEssEs.
Jeremiah Hall, President of Dennison
University,,kiffiltryklle, Licking county,
Ohio ; Johnr.4.:::l2Ciniiiit, Provost Marshal
13th Ohio flinrional District ; Dr. W.
C. Beiter i f7UrstiTifitl Pittsburgh, Penns ;
Robert Jones, E. fiedirz
baugh-iiiho-ascinri:Bistate that John Beck
alwaykiiiiistoincee rebellion and the
[Titifitasannfik3ii-Ahe hands of Col.
Whiteley.]
(iso .
WITNESSICS.
---
John OlBrieuiWank, Beck, Andrei
Aio J. -- 11'eturn, Jahn Naser, Luke
Hoyle, — George Hoerr, George _Runde's,
John r _ Me - ore, William WCagne, G.:B.
Bates,. Michael McCu ll ough, Henry Me
'Cullongh, Eobert Ford, Ales. Wirth. Ar
thur Comerford, Edward Davidson, Thos.
Grogan.
TESTIMONY OF BOSEMOD BEISSENGER
•
I am a son of George Beissenger, and
reside in the borotigh of, Lawrenceville.—
In the Bourse of last winter I engaged to
go as a pack-mule driver for the army
under Roseerans, in Tennessee. At the
time of my departure my father fitted-me
out to go. He never attempted to' stop
my going. ' But after I left foi the city of
Pittsburgh, he followed me and asked me
if I stood in need of anything, more than
I had. I did not take, more, as I thought
I had plenty 'to do me.
Signed, BUSH - ROD BEISSENGSR.
- • •
Norm.—This testimony was to rebut the
thirgtt 'of Samuel' "King, whO swore that
the. father -of George Beissenger tried to
prevent his son Bushrod from going into
the service of the U. S.
I certify the above is a true copy.
WILLIAM JANCY, Justice of the Peace.
TESTIMONY OF GEORGE RUNDELS.
I reside in Allegheny City. I am ac
quainted with, George Beissenger. Last
winter I was engaged under the Govern
ment to drive packed mules for Roseerans'
army, in company with Bashrod Beissen.
ger. At the time of our departure his
father futniehed him 'with an outfit, and
came to Pittsburgh' to furnish him more
money, which he declined taking. I
never heard George Beissenger say any
thing disrespectful of the constitution or
the war. He never interfered with his
son to prevent him going to the army.
Signed, GEORGE RONDELS.
NOTE.—This testimony was to rebut the
charge and oath of Samuel Ring, who
swore that the father of George Batmen
ger tried to prevent his son Bashrod from
going into the service,of.the U. S.
I certify that:the above is a true copy;
[CM.]
Wn.LiAm JANCY, Justice of the Peace.
TESTIMONY OF GEORGE HOERR.
I am a resident of the borough of Law
renceville. Am acquainted with George
Beissenger. At the time Beistienger's son
left here last fall for the purpose of join
ing Rosecrans' army with packed mules,
he called at my store, and got necessary
articles for his son's fit -out, and he, Geo.
Beissenger ' paid me for them. When his
son had started to the city to go, his father
followed him for the purpose of giving
him more money, to make him more com
fortable on hie route ; and farther, I never
heard him tell his son not to go, nor ever
tried to prevent him going, and further
saith not. • Signed,
GEORGE EIOERR.
NOTE —This testimony was to rebut the
charge of Samuel King, who swore that
the father, George Beissenger, tried to
prevent his son Bashrod from going into
the service of the U. S. .
I certify the above is a true copy.
WILLIAM JANCY, Justice of the Peace.
LAWRENCEVILLE, July 2, 1888.
COL. R. H. K. WHITELEY :
SIR : The ``following named persons,
via : Robert Daff, Waltar T. Hill, James
Easier, George Beissenger and Thomas W.
Rowland, have, been, charged and tried
without notice, - and sentenced for dismis
sal, as sympathisers with the rebels, and
as disloyal to the government,.
We, the undersigned, having full faith
in their loyalty, and believing them to be
true and loyal men,. respectfully ask you
to restore them to their former position in
the Allegheny Arsenal. ,
Berney M'OrrLLoirdsr,
JAMES BARNEY, .
ArLuil3Elbia, SR.
GEORGE .EIO ERR,
JAMES HUGHES,
A. 14'BRIDM,
WC.tors,
A. SCOTT,
A. H. Annoes . .
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this
2d day of July, A. D. 1863'.
WM, JANCY,'
Justice of the Peace. [L. 5.]
[Their testimony in the hands of Col,
Whiteley.]
- A LLEGIIEVI ARSENAL, July 4,-1868.
TO JOHN HECR, ROSE,Ra DUFF, JAMES
EsaLmu, and others
I duly received your letter of July Bd.
It convinced me, that you belong to that
very email Chile who are grateful for small
favors.
In along experience I have found that
successful, efforts only are remembered.
Your letter has satisfied me that god form
`an exception to this general rule. 1
>tbotigN.,that you had been greatlyinjured.
I'etideavired to relieve you from procripl
tion, ands ,social and. moral ostracism;
and to,
,reettire'on". to : the Pieces from
which_4ou -hitve been elected. I have
failed, saitetill=you:thatik Mo r for`the
fort! Ddry cr a - ow that many goad, and
ordinerilylast :men,- reproach _:and " villify :
me l'Or this. effort ? But I =excuse them,
on the ground that, thi 30, 44.3 mkt know you
and` yourassail ifier as well aal do. ' Ae
to the "abuse of myself," _to which' you
refert.llange're4l "11
friends, but I can • assure you that tt has
not given me:the slightest .imeasiness.l:4 ,
"stood `by You," asl. you itplor the.'
reason that. , I, believed and still believe
you to - be true aul .tnen and- , r
should have forfeited eelf-respecs -and
deierved reprozielies and' einatentpf Angtead
of
,yotir thanks, - 'it I - - hod riot "stood by
you" during. persecutions and
Your alhision •to -your familiee and chil:
dren is touchingly natural. It
_does you,
honori- arnikr - arnontirely certain tiit,tht#
Will ever liOldlo_ur parental 'iolicittide - tri
grateful rams 4rauce.:: .
I have been informed that several who
appeared against, y(inv :refused W - impe r ri.
their statements; and that othertr,shO did
take the oath, have expreesid - regret and
great contrition thatthey,cone en t ec k
so l In charitY-Wndmertt to then; le`
hope that it wattiot from a - vrant of moral
courage, that they tO9k 4 l4th ; or that
lit the excess of their lance to their
ply, therforgot:their allegiance to God,
by - ignoring .the solemn injunction con
-tabled in: the ninth command of the deca
logue.l Believe me, justice 4- slow, but it
overwhelm the guilty, as it will
Console and sustain the innocent
limiting the names of those you pieeent
to me, are some of the most worthy men
in the community. Backed by 'such in
doraers,-you may walk proudly and defi
antly among your - fellow citizens, and ask
your defittiaars if - they Can get such men to
vouch, tor their social, moral and relig
ions observances and habitudes ?
Gentlemen, I have done the best and all
that I could do for you ; an 3 lam fully
rewarded by your acknowledgements of
thankfulness.
With very sincere wishes for your pros
perity and happiness,
I am your friend,
JOHN B. BUTLER.
An Express Hospital Corps.
Under a special order of the War .De•
partment, the Adams Express Compan
have organized a hospital and ambulance
corps oind on 1. Linda y evening dispatched
from Baltimore to the scene of the let.,
battles five of their large wagons, heavily
laden with stores and delicacies , for the
relief of the sick and wounded. A. corps
of nurses also accompanied the abttlan
ces.
Tennessee.
The Union State convention of Ten.
nessee, held at Nashville on the Ist
was largely attended. Steps were said to
.be taken for the election of a provisional
governor.
J. i. ,
Brass Founders.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
AU 'Linde of Braes and Iron Coate
made to order.
Also.
BUBB OUTINGS; OF ALL KINDS
Made at the shortest notice.
Partien'ar attention aid to . tte fitting UP and
- repairing n OIL ItfIFINEREN.
81 & 84 WATER STREET, near Liberty.
The =cambers of thiiZrm bent orticassal :me
shan't* of many run' erienoe In the bull
teas, will insure to rim ta on In even , . re
meet. ee6lyd -.4u29
VCASK CARE AMMONIA JOST BE
coked and for sa'o by
69 O e H Oe.a A.
L } . K Ac
he
aw
GROSS OF STERLINGS AMBROSIA
just received by
GVO. . KEL
69 Federal St. A , Alleg LY h .
BLAIR dr WRYETHS LIQUID BEN
net just received by _
GEO. A. KELLY.
69 Federal St., Allegheny
GEOSS OF NICHOL/1111.1X=looN
1 and bark hot rezeivad by-
GEO. A. KELLY.
ia3 69 Federal St. lillrighany.
1 GROSS LINDSEY'S BLOOD SEAR
&MT JEW rboeived by
GEO. A. KELLY,
69 Federal St , Allegheny
9111011ACCO AND CIDARS , —A &BIDED,
Commercial Broker In Leaf and manufac
tured Tobacco and &gam 134 Water street.
[corner of Pine.) New York. Tobactin and Besars
carefully selected for exportation. Dealers, and
TobaccotdEs will find it to their interest. to call
or eommttnicete by letter. '.318 best brands, in
aty Attantity, - lower prices than any other
house, my29;3md
0014 CORD GRAPE.
Q. I,IEILIOR VINES. AT V SO PER
1 , 0 dozen: $12.50 per EA Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen; $2.5 per 100.
J. KNOX
AD No. 29 Fifth street.
Groceries,
1" HAVE JITST RECzavLD A LARGE
supply of Tea Coffee, Sugar and Groceries
of all descriptions, which will be sold either
Wholesale or retail at the lowest cashprices.
J. DUNLEVY,
N 0.4 Diamond.
Pittsburgh.
J. DIINLEVY,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
MY22:7lydim PITTSBURGH, PA
WILSONfg
_PILLS
CJITRIO
SICK HEADACHE
CURE
NERVOUS HEADACHE
C1:11 3.E.
ALL , KINDS OF HEADACHE,
PILLS are the recall of
long 11 4.,'Clreftd conducted
i experinitkitS hnvUg been in - use many Year%
during which time they nave prevented and re •
lieved a vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache. whether - oriinnalino In • the nervous
system or frpm:nideunfettote of ` the stomach.
They may be taken a ttimes with perfect
theafety. without making auY change rf Diet, and
e absence of any durattreectbie taste, renders it
eani to administer them to children.
laly the use of these Pills ten periodic at
tacks of Nervous or dick Headache may be pre-
VeMted, ald'tftaken in th -- Oommencement of
an attack immediate relief of pain and sickness
w.ll be obtained.
Then , seldom fail in , removing. Nourea and
Hertcletelm, to which' females are so sublet t.
They aot gently on the bowels—removing a 3.
dosses*.
Pop Literary dien,--Stridenrei Deidoatet Female%
and AU bersona . sideman/ habits they are
valuable as a Laxative. Improving the ennetrae .
giving 'tone and vigor to the distative organs,
an dooring the natural elasticity and etrength
of le system.
BEWARE OF 60 1 JNTRFEEITS I
- The gennine have si:atures of R. A. WIL.
SON and 8.. L. FAK.NESTOCK do CO. on
ea& Boz.
Sold . by all Druggists and alt other Dealers in
A; )34x will be sent by mail prepaid on ro.-
eelpt'of the . '
PRICE;2S t
orders rhould W:al:1;4=0d, fo. 8.
B. L. I'AIMBSTOOK & 00.,
PITTSE Y '2IIII,
apudeodkyiewiJiityi .
vapzeimmuti a LONG: No 1217. LY8
zygity.ST.; deafen in Mowairind Reapeps.
Ruse Powen. sad Separators, gAra . laws, god?
iter Oath= stud forio Otalku34,ry
-DENT; Venesicere aid`Co'mrary for erect
-be a Bridge Seethe ',Singh exgr Bayer, Deposita
Pittsbargki iihe.otnity cI ituiligheni. have this
day declared a riiridezid ..or LIFE DOLLAR. 4J±I'D
FIFTZEN - •ertrra each "share of the Lapitsl
Stook of the tlomsahy. - athich will be kaid to
Stookholdies or their heal lepreitintativas on or
&ter the inkiest, ,
Pirratensow,Jals 1at;1&53.' -' 1 : ' •
WM.SOsicßlrßli'Tre surer.
4Yl33td.scri , ,
BOARD 'Ar.:SAB.-atiatISPRIMEL
~
siirasmitsdoirvizi, Me ~ , airs.
• WV litason'iY; 16'fOlif . "•fiivooholziltikown;
to visittirkitlhe 'BR litotor Open for
the PAVIPi.i of 4rhtl i tf • . " homefelarite. db.
it
I =4ed % 1rr 0164 /War between
the Cot* ttod t *lltPlife, , _islOrtAlts. anti
is sarrouudedify , =pia 'kid' Deenturins- 4hatied
grounds..7-fahle tirstrolsisevutitithe rtlettii* .
adaP 44- ' 01. 14t rteoiillNlZMltl:iLetiAL
For further rani agave
.f all ' : 03-‘,. AWINPO• Itil---
T E . .
WHEELER b WILSON
Sewing Maeitkilne
Was awarded a
FIRST CLASS PRIZE. gFii.it
WORLD'S FAIR LONDON EA GLAND.
where all the Machines of
EUROPE AND AMERICA
were in competition
Also, at the Industrial Exposition, P,aris. Prude ,
and at ever,
United States Vat!'
at which Sewing Machines have beio exhibited.
The principal Comroxiles making Sewing Ma
chines are Wheeler Sc Wilson, L M. eintger
Co. and Grover Sc Baker. Of the machines made
there were sold daring the year las; reported:
By Wheeler it Wil.on 21,306
By f. M. Singer tt Co ..;„„.10.03a
—.
By Grover dc Baker 10,280
Showing WHEELER & WILSON ''.i.sales to be
double those rf any other Sewing Michlee Com-
Puny in the country,:
CEP ICE, 27 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH:
•
This Machine makes the 'L OC j STITCH.'
and rants highest on account of the elasticity
permanence, beauty and genera; dgairablenes'
of the stitching when doze, and the,Wide range
of im application —[Report of the °Clam - bum in
stitute, New York,i ialBd few
CARPETS FOR CASH
4 T DECIDEDLY LESS ' TRAIN
nu. wholesale Prices. Bought pzevions to any
considerable advance by the manufacs. end
will be sold accordingly. Well 13 sac tined Sheet
Oil Clothe.
AT LOW PRICES.
Woolen and Cotton Druggets,
Canton Mattinga, &o.
W. D. & H. McCA.LLTAI,
lu2 AT NO. 67 FOURTH STREET,
5,000
WHIS KY.. of' ) di ff P erent E agts Y t E o
suit purchasers, at lowest cash prices. For sale
by Tllos. 151001 . tE. Distiller,
itilB:tt No's 199 91. 93 and 95 First street.
D EN TISTR Y.
Pin EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
JA pain by the u•e of Dr Ondry's aPparatu..
HOFFMAN £ F.DMUNOSON
DENTISTS.
All work warranted.
134 Smithfield Street. Pittsburg
Hydropolts, or Garden =er.
•
A NEW AND 11:1SEEVE MITI FOB
11 wetting plants and flowers. washinpoindows,
carriages : &e, Ramps of every dosariptiOn soli
aod.repaired. Daykin's Patent Wt.& Drawer
made and sold.
is; ELDON & KELLY. 164 Wood St.
irl3 One door him Sixth.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ceived by the Committee on Fire Engines
and ~cse, up to Juno 20th, 18S3 for three thous
and feet of host quality of TEN INCH LEATH
ER, HOSE, copper rivited, and Junes' Patent
Couplings attached thereto. The hose to he
properly tested before they are received by the
city, when nayment will be made in cash
JOHN QUINN,
Jus Chairmanof Committee.
ENTS LASTING CONORMS GAI
-41311r TARS. a very superior quality, lust ree'd at
W. E. SCAY,EItTZ & CO
No.3lFifth St,
C; IP. A. P DRY GOODS
ikr OW IB THE TIME TO SECURE
Bargeins in Dross Goods. Shawls, Cloth and
Siik Mantles of the most talhionable styles, Un
bleached and bleached M aslin. Calico. Dolainee,
Silk Sun Umbrellas &0., at greatly reduce p*
oes. all hay ng been pnrohated for cash. will be
sold cheap for Gash, mill and see for yourselves at
H. .1 LYNCH,
OS Market street.
CEO. R. COCHRAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Office No. 69 Grant street, near the Court
House, Pitteburgh.
- •
A L L BUS I NESS ENTRUSTED TO
ID hie care will receive prompt attention. Col
lectiotui made and Ll:leniency promptly remittai.
dectelycl
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD.
Manufseturers of every variety of finished
BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS
GAS or STEA.S.I FrirkElßS,
MACHINESTS can COPPERS - MITI:14
"IMAM CASTINGS OF EVERT DE.
scaiption made order Steamboat steam andgas fitting a to
nd repairing promptly at
tended to. Hartionlar attention peep to fitting UP
Refineries for Coal and Carbon Ods,
Also, sole agents for the Western Dfstdet of
Pennvlvania. for the sale of Marsh. Lansdell &.
Co.'s Patent 83 phon Pump, the best aver invert*
fed. having no valves it is not liable to get ont of
'order and will throw more water than any Paw
idea its else. feblhdly. I
InF SS, D. LYNCH.S4WIL' RILL RILL,
/11 h Is laid ofi SO beautiful building lota, which
ehe offers for sale on reazonablutermq, They are
eligibly located, lying between the Oakland Sta
tion and the. Itiononghahela Fiver. They off r
many inducements for private residences. For
plan of lots and price, apply at the office of.
M „ K. NOLAN;
ilo.l27Fonrth St, one door aboVb 'Smithfield
myl.3amd
WRENCH WOODS IMI TATION OF
SC Oat, printed from board . exact copy
with panel mouldings to match. For sale by
W. P. MARSHALL.
In 6 87 Wood street.
CORN—
30n bushels prime yellow shelled Cora, he
ste , e ane fcr sale by
JAMES A. FETZER.
earner Market and Ist street.
Wanted:
K. DOLLARS A MONTH! I WARR
• co , to hire Agents in every county at $75 a
month, espenses paid, to sell my new cheap Fam--
Dy Sowing Mgoinnee. S. MADISON. Affrod.Me.
Wanted
•
9 6 41 0 our r eer ger
w:titnBll6optencitii7rbr„p2WEerisela and
13 other article's, ito circulars sent fee e Adorns
bEIAW Zs CLARK. tideford: Maine.
isty6:3mdaw
O&M= RODMAN ZIOT4
RIALGEE HICKS,
266 MARKET STREET
North nide, PIIIIADELPULS,
irt —.49-13rd
ELSINGBURG- GRAPE,
E CAN FURNISH A FEW 'LEES
ci this valuable Grape st $2 ED per dam
$l/ 60 per ICO.
448 29 Fifth street..
REMOVAL.
DR. F, BARDEEN like RfilLtrovlCD
from Smithfield street, below the Girard
House. to N 0.145 Fdth greet opposite the Court
Howe.
ADIEEPAILISSES'AND CIEFLORENS
)1.4 Bosts,-Shoft, Gaiters sod Bahnorsds, teedt
la order. of the best materials mid .6knran
alq, W. E 8811318 At Filt ptrAt
'irlizsapA AVENUE PROPERTY
want.d. a -goad Eat 31( dialling time', and
km With fgaNgs. garden be., otrortont. the
Avetitia. rip to . • .
' k
cyttena a nke
E
zMaEs.IIIvIO24EI *igLmill#,Do.fomprs. wlusted stt - ro
Hay Bake% lbgeso t iAck trn
mac w poe:alb f 8 e +
IMMO
We continue to notice a fair demand for oil, es
pecially crude. Tne stock on hand will only ad
mit of limited transactions. The latest news
from the East represents an act've demmad atfull
prices, holders being inclined to ask higher
figures, and as the s pply is light it will no doubt
be conceded.
From Oil City we have received no dittPechea
for some time past and of course are unable to
give the figures current up there.
Toe following are the exports and imports from
the Oil Exchange but,l;s:
Exports to New fork—Refined, 2-'738 bbis
Naptha. 104 Ws Benzoic, 8 bbls, To Philadel
phi-I—Refined, 136 bb's ; Crude, 78 bbLs Tar, 184
bbts.
Exporta West b - the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad—B eflhod. 68 bble; Crude.
2 bble.
Imports per Allegheny river, 496 bb's; per
Allegheny Valley Railroad — Re6ned.l.so9 bble ;
Crude; 184 bble.
O
nde—ltecolpte light; lots comprising 650
bbls e' , anged hands at 153i®103; 500 do. terms
withheld; these sales were without packages.
Itaflned—So transactions. Prices nominal
and in favor of holders.
PITTSBURGH PRODUOR MARKET
OFFICE OF THE DAILY POST,}
Tuesday, July 14th, 1863.
Remarks—The weather for some days was
remarkab y pleasant. Business is looking up.
Oar rivers are again receding, and will soon be
dawn to law water - mark. The demand for the
leading artiolos although-limited is on the in
crease. Oar wholesale dealers have an ample
supply on hand and country dealers will find it to
their advantage to give them a earl. We feel con
fident they can do well, • Money matters are still
unsettled. Gold, according to our latest Eastern
accounts, will soon find its proper level. Money
on the street is easily obtained for good paper at
low rates. Money in Pitts , :u7sfh was never plen
tier.
Chitty dull with more sellers than buyers be
yond small lots for home consumption nothing wss
done. Receipts by wagon limited. The rent
rates from store were as follows: Extra, Sosog+
5 60: Extra P+mily; 20(46 50, as to unali7
Potatoes -0:d is fast disal+Pecring• prices too
unsettled t - + quote correctly. i. ew ones are be
coming D'enty.
Cheese in steady demand at full rates Sales
25 boxes new W Rat lOglla.
Linseed 01 1—Salts reported at $1 20 per gal
demand moderate
Ellfre—Demand falling off; sales 10 bbls at
11. Mo per dot.
Dried Frnit--The season for old is drawing
to • close: a good article of Peaches would bring
$2 75 Per bush, whilst Apples would not command
over $1,21 25.
Sallt.—Sales 150 bbh $2 10.
Rutter do 1 with small sales at 120140.
Sioeerlies in good demandosith a fair busi
ness doing. Among the sales we note the fol
lowing
Rugar—Sales 8 hhds Cuba, 11WR1.13Ei0 ; 5 hitch
Orleans, 12%c.
•
Molasses—Sales 81 bbls new crop Orleans,:
60c, E-ales of 10 do old 550: ,
Coth.e—Salis 20 sacks prime Rio at 33+1033340.
EUROPEAN--4;=o - i.ti - ; AGENCY.
rrinomtui itsernsuawr. EtrISOPEAS
La Agent,- 122 Monongahela Rollie, Pitts
bppsh. Pa., !spinneret CO bring out or send bask
Passengers from onto any part of the old coon
try. either by steam or sailing packets.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR MIX, ' paYable in an:
part of H.npe.
Agamt fo re the Indianapolia and Cbsoinnati Rail
road;
Railing Pcok, Aenorf o the te S t odß er a Gr S
ea L Ean e . t
ern, and for the LIMOS of Steamers sailing betareee
Se.
Tons. Liverpool. Glasgow and fialwag.
fell
The first class powerful Steamships
SIDON SEDAN.,
1.31
1r / eve MARATHON, I TRIPOLI,
TILL SAIL PROIII NEW YORE
ry alternate Wedoesdee from Liver-
Paid every alternate Tuesday. and From Queens-
Mina every 'actuate Wednesday.
! Bteeraie passage - trom Liverpool or oLueues
thwn. $3O: from New York,• $3 50, payable in
Dfild or Its equivalent.n Quirinal,
For Steerage Paezage apply_to WILLIAMS*
GIJION, 40 Fa ton St.„ New York, or
TROIS. RATTIGAN. Act.
./u3IYdNo 122 Alonoh imbed a. House, Waters..
•
ANOTHER . ARRIVAL !
RffecoursTEß BLER,
108 Wood Btreet
- - 4 doors from sth
virAvniTo.NOVITIPI SrOBE THE LAB.
At gag and moat .noinplet. esiertment of Ci-'
enre end Pipes in the City. wh.zh shei aro elalelDB
the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Call and ,exernice them before mrchasins
eag e whem All Orders prompt's. attendoi to.
logit
HENRY W. BEAUMONT *CO.
• DEALERS IS
Foreign Brandies, linen and Gina
Also, Blackball'', Rupbero..Wild Merry. and
Ginger' Brandies, Old Mononklshele. Rye, and
ether Whielrlee“Tameloa Rum Ao
• 710. 8.3 Liberia' Street,
Opßoelte route Kneel,
PrZTEIBtrfiGH. PA.
Asir Hotels. Tavern,. slid Fang:UMliod.st
modersto o rrapsfor Cub.'
, - -7- .
C oe 086 ~-,
its , . Into - (utt .
..._ .... -
. 1
.. ~., .... . -.. 't N . lzrFotuthatistive init/illtdst
fireTiVO Lowei-JON-c-PENIPA AVM= 1 it mouraw piump Ail i t i t ii To soup t r .
.2. FOE SALE—Each .20 feet Ira 4 . TIT A. famine,' krats43 00=1171 withrtebt
deep' Prietoll4ooo.,*,Terate-
..;.0 1 0 r s
et slab:de:at thattakeuee,, . I will eito at remainder in one and two ears - Apr) ... rite an:abate sad aalitAit propertr: 0011W:ion
tuio
41 .-: Clri T " .... is E
r fa mji g ret d re 4ll4 'it.' - : .
.14 reg thnsta ta and. knelailmoilt u t i ot.taturr ty
1, 4 , 1. 0 :
c ir ini stai
sad I . o 4tuiperietoa 4 the -bn‘we; —WI., her' . .E;
111 1140 ,• attire oath:apt:M. minstront. -
-u alegmdtmath- - •4 ' 'M. K. NOUN.:
des. SEAM. PAPSItiI -Al io OLI
fp: , Illqe b Yw . p, NEA'st4,.- xitilL,
Jul hi Wood aired.
. . . ... .u.satz
NO: IM
O BEDIVIMAT, ro
,ji
ren bitlf*? mtoir dwrlijits lionettstadflot
otootoidlor M. 1 .4 - Ntall:44, wow% garret sad.
osier. avata r- . tarok tw ' , front POrIMOB. oneto at
' % 1 1 4311 & Wr it , ...Wel '
d var i k .
JO al Mead street.
COMMERCIAL INfORMATION,
Arbitration. committee of the Board
of Trade.
Wm. M. SHINN, V. P.I;JAS. L BENNETT
JNO. DILWORTH„ Wm. MoCREERY.
DAVID Moo DLESS.
Movements of European Steatners
raou '11.11:621111A.
Sidon -June 10... New York....Liverpoo
June 10.-Boston........Liverpoo
Persia June 17... New York--Liverpool
Marathon • Tune 24.-N York....Liverpoo
Africa.. ............... June24...l3oston Liverpool
Footle July I... New York....Liverpoo
Kedar..,.-.... -.July York.... Liverpool
Great Eastern . .-July2l.-New York.... Liverpool
• MOM 1172021.
Haruni---._ June 10 -Liverpool_New York
Canada----___Jnne 13-Liverpool-Boston
Itchier ---___-June le...Liverpool -New York
Tripoli Jane 27 -Liverpool-New York-
MONEY MAREET.
CORRECTED DAILY POR THE MORNING POE? By
RESSREL I[OI7STZ & MERTZ. BROEERS.
NO. 118 WOOD STREET.
The following are the buying and selling rat
for Gold. Silver. :
Baring Selling
Gold.-....----
Silver 125 00
1 12 00
Demand
......--- -1 2)% 00
Eastern Exchange.
New York ---- ........ par
Baltimore ....... ..... -- PR
Philadelphia.. ---...... par
80at0n..... ..... ...--- ......... ... Par 4
Western Psentange. it
Cincinnati _—..—. —... par t , , ;
Louisville ........... Par
rig a° ......... ---- ... -...—. par
d
PITTSBURaR OIL TRADE
TtrEsoey, , Suly 14th. 1867.
CIINA.RD LINE.
Stara to flaeemtowa and Liverpool.
DEALEIW IN OILS.
E• M. KIER
,& ,CO..
ILLII lAMlzigs 07 .
Pure No. 1- Carbom. 011,
A It D
4110-ofitee oa L 133132117 ST 'r, oppottte
Perm's It. 11. Perot •
Es.en oil warranted. at613:17d
THE AIiDESCO OIL comma
mluarattE4D 14)16
Refined Azdeneo_ 011,
Nov-Intosivie. Atm),
PUREr. 0
warehouse, 27IRWIN STRZEr
PITISBUBOA - PE.ler. NAL
Lucent Oil
'W°rl4'l'
I)l3lg evSL m w e an
nire l ?= REFliszn oir & 9°"
.a. 111 B O N co lid • .
oe,
Pa. NO. 2sl LIMIT STRUT Pitbo•
trent.
IjOttlt&t. LOIATIMRIZITCS:
&a.
REGILDED OR RERRONZED-.
ad rude red to b equal ,to 'new, Alro;Chan the delier;ei
e.. &Miarn Carbon Oil. at
Lamp and , Store of
WELDON, BEADLIKE it KELLY,
arab. 164 Wood sheet. near 6th.
The Philosophic Burner.
fIarAYDEIPS NEW DOITIBLINACTLESIti
Ina- Philosophic Burner for Carbon CU 1.3 now
ready. It possesses many advantages over the
Common Burnexs.
L It makes a large or mall light with perfect
c2.m _ •
It will town anYoicantits.al oil wid,h safety.
8. It can be wed with It long or short ehlumoy.
It samba need as* tapernight-hm, '
5. It can always/ be made to ' barrio:onager/AL
8. It b more cagily . tricked than any other
7. It -can be trimmed and lighted withont re
moving the cone. •
8. It throws all the White light abaci the dons.
9. The chimney atm _be .removed itunztec
without touching the glass.
These humeri aftihe common lino. lei 4 ar.d
can be put on any lamp now in use. Every per
son using Carbon Oil should" hains a Philosophic
Burner. Price 28 conts:_ped down $2. Sold a
No. 82 FOUBIII &seat. Pittsburgh.
ics2s-I.vda. P. WAIMEA'.
PIANo DEALERS.
N .4, BE (4 CO'S PIANOS-,
Twit opened WA week a choke !apply of those
BEALTTIYUL INSTRUMENTS. _
berond doubt the finest in the country. This fact
is now almost universally conceded; for i.o , re
months past we have been unable to AU one half
cf our orders.
WARRANTED FIVE FEARS.
Baines Brothers Exebloicr Piano Porto* ,the_
best cheap Pianos made. For sale by
CHARLOTTE BLUM&
43 Fifth street
Sole Agent for Haines Brothers Pianos and
Princes Melodeons.. 3CB
N'PRING GOODB.
WTion w o°B.yers 1 4. 3 0tir ato AIJ Ok oT ATE
SPRING AND SUIIIIEB GOODS ,
embraolnk sII tho newest kyles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERAS,_
anitabie for Business Sults. ATbll_snd oomPloto
assortment. of Rao blaok
CLOTHS AND CASSIHEBES,
Plain end fisaied Silk aid daahmero Vest.inirt
W. H. IticHEE & CO.,
143 FEDERAL SUM*.
corner of Market Square. AlleghemS , oft"
inhs:dawaf
ME= FUN,
ROSE LEAF , pommies., •
Peewit P0W4461". •
THEATRE ItOrtig,
Vltiegler Range,
VIOLET POWDER, ' •
Violet Powder,
- ,
HARD & SOFT..EITEBER syserirGEs,.
Hard dt
,Sort Syringes,
Jest rewired . 'Just received' at.
RANEIN'S Drug Store, Fe. algarket trtree..4 J
doors below Fourth.' ' myzs
HITTOILINSOB
SSION & FORT mte `.lstoni
•
-DealeOn
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
Floor, Grain , Mak. Dried •Fruit,'Pot and Pearl
Ashes, and PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Best Brenda ot Family Flour AJways on Send.
No. 102 Second SlCeet. -
Botween.Wood and - Market.
PITTSBI/GE, PENN'A.
'ol6.Liberai advance made on Consignments..
anll-I,d
W. B. LtYPTO/1 _.it: 06D1f/
• ,
EuriroN 4 - 01GDDEN
ItAIIVIPLOTII=3I3 Avri Dritass
FELT CEMENT- GRAVEL;ROOFING
113• Repairs Plaid gravel, Canvass and ktetelli
Roofs made at the lowest prime.
All work promptly attended to and warranted.
Ofßoe, Morning Post pnildineweerper Fifth and
Wood streets. 2d' story: mbi7
EEKEE . .
rom SIT
s DELIGHTFUL BE=
eon.. immediately on the. line ,of the Cen
tral P. a. $„-located on the Stuamit et the Ade.
shinty Mountains, 2,800 feet above4he level of
the sea, will be vett for the reception of visitors
on the loth of June. /868, and will be' kept
open until the first of Oe ober.
The water and air at this point possess imp&
dor attractions. The analyses...made in the la
boratory of Professors Booth; uarredt, and Ca
me, of Philadelphitt:shaw the aziettnell of valu
able mineral elements,: the widen of some tf the
springs" being of the iron or ehalybeete Owe, and
and others 'ordaining?. !Aloe or aperient salts. -
Pare mountain water- aboun ds:and..; the guests :
will also be sopplied*with mineral seeders from
other OPTiIISP, "aual!..eit_ blue Liek. Bedford sad
Saratoga waters.'
Ample facilities :for bath hog have been si
ded. new plunge and doneb baths, erect, end
doe and Cold Baths ea at ail time be ob-
The grounds. walks iee-,llllvek tone 111411,Jra
roved. and are of a vaned and piettireputa
character. . _
There is at Creation Sprivao, TelmeaDh Office two daily - -mails -Porn and,
Pirtaburtb and intermediate points: _
Baconian Tickets can be obtained at ilari offioo
of the peonsylvania Railroad Company..
For further infor Metion_LaP.Plr r to - -
huthdlm MULMEN,
Croaion Sprints. Cambris Co. Fs.:.
LZO_ 'PILE ',PUBLIC.
GCS P fiI_DIAL L X.l -,......_
suethe ignorant andfslso : , --- w
is Modest of all-denorni-
.....ii.
_:, "L...,
. ootioriktreat seam And -', - ~ - ,-7..i- • f•i•_.:,-
- delicate disordenii. self- "i, • --. _.:= 01,,,..-
abuse and Crum or --i ..,:, ',.,;--*, I
tuarleciel thilitinor e and in- • • 2 ;,c - :•:"-",
cideVA9.lnlikthe. of both. •., . - rt. •
'suit _and. aduitik . le yr.:mania& Emus
Da.fourar p ea the feat of his doing
so.-th - d tam t lehfallainadeat are
oe ..•
altdeked. an kit A greatM e — hi:ixoo
and for , eo deer 'and' on among
their wins. Me and .i. Their
Nally -1i should be cumulous to eel. thom
w_lireasse I ttlqitle nw e same as Dr. illtd.llt
oarsDP. (except pu lest a lucrative prod
rice sals ht -he loet , to- am emu itstild Inbar
modest- "Ad - presumptuous founding, born And
raised bi isoarance..spints up 33 MlLl.rooa3 and
who, eoniliareecamtlr.ricia-simim. Dail
didlars. and ea* myetericaudy, meanly or'
2 kotten-lt to teriffelrettfihOW _ ,VD9.3 . thoznomorous
.etßil raid d i na r AIA manual -that , their
.vu doubters - and wards, provicasb feeble -
riet.4 and py o clicato.cendition and appeozozoo.
him 13
hays" rid to ry,:3 -and vizor 17 DR.
DRAIISTB
u gstables irel.vs , hem.' mid ober
marriaso thee him have be
eavertoa suZ
ferint anxiety mortificithni. - e:" Gpermaorr
hea or noeturnal_fmluiiia!mme. ars completely mod
to. teredirotorf apace lac time by lir- 'AIM ?zw.edial.
tirhiolt.mpeoudLarly his ouli: Tinware compounds
ram the Vegetable' :I:rtesb:o:lu having arm the
hillurof the ilfermiaituntinient.ho has a.,andon
el it and imisitituted the gull:able Percale db
amasare treistedwft Mark edsooom--nams hrd
-
over forr - Ynans (40) emPeelesee- re their trey
meat in espitals of both ens ,Old World and in
the 'United Statetleads him to eay 4 -th all with a
fair Wei, health , and luirr
_IQ again - bloom
neon thismase--pered oh sane to Scorer vrah
molitelianki and quacks: acme- and-be ems
Consumption and all of ha kindred diseases. of
which: so -autuierts.l9l- our oountries. can
Meer be
__,___. VlATithliff .ho a tten d :to it In
time NI - pieruimus din ballad arms treatment
hPlgrouri
ca ng, ikeispx pp the MedicalAdvizarorhich
Is oven mto au matepply liming too ad
' vantage -4 (net forty- gnarly experienca and
obsereation, oonsaqui. ; _ ha hes sualor still
in the treatment of mice' 'diseaim and who if
daily clanked by thevroloseion. as wen as zoo=
qxteo deo by :opectable ciidnens. publiniers, pro
redetora of bottle, dot. 01 4 65 Statlitold
stoat, near Diamond street, - yam communi.
-cations froi tiv eLl parte of eta rlon "etiotly at-
WIZ SOO,
_debl.7. :_ ' • -,- ' ,:- Pi • abate Poo katflft.
HOW LOST!' Dt
Jhot published. • 111‘ a Sealed Envelope" PAO:
Sin Conta.
A -LE ON OTRItil TES' NATURg. -TREAT
MENT and Radicals of Scermatorrlitoo or
eminal4apilea, voltmtary, Emmissione.
&mild and pediment' -to Marriage
generally rr;otumees, Ceraummption4- Whim
and lax Mental and Physical Incapacity - . remit.
tog from Self-Abuse. -As ROT. -.T.LCITL
VERWELL;M. AuthOr Mlles Grew' 1?ookc(oc
"A Boon to Thonsandtf - Of . anffeteni."
Sent under aca) in a plain eta7 o olW, to any ad
liras, poet paid on ?octant of Six C•m_c ,
_,, or two
postage alampe. b Dr. OR. I. C. KLINE
127 Broad. New York,
mb3l:dawBm PoutOffitho Box. 45.86.
Rif...:FiLBEE fb i e 04,
53 TRU 111.,StItt‘,,CillEtignS
fa-ork.
ettion. eACHI4I3II na` - HAMS.
ffeet Ane Penn. L Paseezimperet,
, •
, 6.. . .
ALL KINDS
Steam liNfole...ratterzo from three - Mr o
handrel and., Ammo 'rower .-end , stdted.
Eerie Fotte retearielt.
char
*MIT particular Atte-Aloft to the cor etracthei of
guinea and Machine= .for =test - and for
math:* at Wax and chottar /taw nal&
Have also on•hand.-2 silteed and_teady for skip
ment at ebortnotioa, Nintinerand Boilers ofovcrY
deteription.
MyoZtithßoUere and Skeet Iron sap: ernftly.
Wrong ht ron Eihefteir,Manels and'ftlllea in
wow and octet:lane thermanufactum
Woolen Memoriam and Maehine Cards, .
- Oar, prima ero imp machinitry manufactur
ed of Ma beet Quality of materials, and warrantor
In all 02,86 to triVe Balk:faction.
Oirerders from part: of tht counbv solicit
ed and promptly filled. , felkdker
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
Eir &B. JOHN nacialiblf s • 1 7•AINIEN FOB
ti.." upwards of Went , years devoted hi s. pro.
feselonal time exalualvelyto tho treatment of
Resale Demi/ries. and hOrms aucceededb thou
sands of wee in nobsaimethe allotad to - sound
heal{t}h, now =tiro cenfkdertoe in otrarbspab- -
" Great Ameri mnedy,"
, - , , Da.-itanirzynat .
SILONO- THERMAL - FEMALE - PILLS
Wbob
Da haveVettallec ti (whics the; dam:
time re 4owdli•nk. -
• -mortar =I sialOyfo
lemma o from ,
Obalanctiorkir 6'61063 - of:liiir4e.
r
or In restoris—z the Cststeus to periZ ri nealei Irian
entfeAna froth, Meal Ilfsoricass, Me 4
the -WIWI% or -other weattlesEL af . _ khe twills Or
em. d4se b all oases AL_
_,u4sisat or Norms
motratsera Hisferi:"Pastnsaasen - • a, Je0,80...dr0,,
which the rummers of more serious - thetas%
- 13-Thass Pais areperfoo* bar:dose on o,e COMk•
Chtliill" avid maw be taker tat he 'moat delicate/a
utak without dowries or r &Übe same tliste
that csee like or &kris. li. o ming Invlgcl"
.ratuUr.audreetotinst tluseurstem o a headily oon•
ditto% _
•• rbe.i6iotta3lesl3oPilleiltrai this Doman,
mur
.and whi te will: bo'oent Call pre-pald
/stistgrod ArtiOst , essree tof the Fano
1 tat ir 3: N. Y.. eral Assent
'''''' • Nalk
d !r.ramee -
Co arlfarbltArult en the Diargond.
aunt' - Arent for Pittsermr.
p.4“78_ 9.6.PRELL,
sulb - mcvgAiwir - - TALtAtitto,
xiirrE BrA*3l - :iiskOr ELS carvito a
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and dealers in F.en..ite -rucible-Cliky.
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mik EmiVAL , OF -.X.rtzikr " "STABLE,
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the earner of Silt and, tintithgeld street. W; 0. '
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