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and Weekly Past In thou °WIN suitaro an
burned to take Advartbarn_ anti and Snbconindone
or neat our Lowed awn.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 22.
llfl Alt fielifinnOOD INTELLIGIACE
linpoillamit Arrest.
A few days since the safe f the Mc•
Lure House in Wheoling was robbed of
$960 in greenbacks. Yesterday Robert
Hague, chief of the Police, received a dis
patch., giving a discription of the thief,
and stating that his name was Chas. Rog
ers alias Chas. Jones, and that he was
considerable of a ladies' man. Hague
as not long in getting sight of the indi
vidual, and calling to his aid,, officer
._ William C. Hamilton, they proceeded to
_ the livery stable of Mr. Jackson, where
Rogers was endeavoring to hire a carriage
to take some wcroen out riding. In re t ly
to Mr. Jackson's icquiry as to
what was his name, he replied
" Chas. Smothers." At this moment
Hague came up and said " your name is
not Smothers, but Charley Jones, and
you are from Wheeling." Rogers replied
that he had been in Wheeling. " Yer,"
said Hague, "and I have come to arrest
Haor,.
70.3.- -.ague and Hamilton then t3ok
hold
-of him, and started for the Mayor's
Office, but when they reached the door,
Rogers knocked Hamilton down, struck-
Hague a severe blow in the face, cutting
his cheek, and tore the coat off another
man's back. A few well directed blows
from the Chief soon pat Rogers " hors du
combat," and ha was placed in the lock
up, with a face somewhat swelled, and a
pretty severe headache. Hague then tele
graphed to the parties in Wheeling, and
they will 'be here this morning. Rogers
is a very genteel looking young man, but
from his determined resistance, shows
himself to be something of a desperado.
His unlit hands and feet show that he is
unaccustomed to labor, but we are much
mistaken if he does not have an opportu
nity of learning a trade for the next few
years.
Storage of Petroleum.
Mach his been said of late in regard to
the storage of Petroleum, within the city
limits. Baring & Brothers in their circa
lar report the following action in regard
to its storage in the city of London :
The Act for the "Safe Keeping of Pe
troleum," has now come into force, and
the Town Council are preparing them
selves to issue licenses under its provis•
ions. In the first place, application for a
license to sell or keep Petroleum must be
mode to the Sanitary Inspector, who will
lay such application before the Borough
Inspection Committee. The committee
will then fix a day for the consideration of
the application, and in the meantime a
notice must be affixed to the doors of the
premises it is proposed to license, setting
forth the day and boar of such meeting,
and the purpose for which it is to be
held, in order that the objecting neigh
bors may have an oppoitunity of stat
ing their objections. Supposing such ob•
jeetions are overruled, the applicant re
ceives his license under the following re
strictions :—The license only remains in
force one year. Only a certain quantity
of Petroleum and its products is to be
kept upon the premises at one time. It
shall be lawful for the borough surveyor
and inspector of nuisances, for the time
being, of the borough, and their respec
tive assistants, at all seasonable hours, to
enter into and open tha said premises,
and examine any place whatsoever in
which any of the said articles may be de
posited, stored, warehoused or kept, and
to take away any samples thereof in order
to examine or test the same. The build
ing in which the said articles shall be de
posited, stored, warehoused or kept, shall
be need for that purpose only and no
other; and such, building shall be
altogether unconnected with any oth•
er building , and shall be at a die
tance of not less than ten feet therefrom.
The roof of such building shall be pro
vided lvith ample and constant means of
ventilation, so that any imflammable gas
may have a ready escape ; and the floor
of such building shall be sank at least two
feet below the surrounding surface of the
yard or other opening or outlet by means
of which any of the said articles can es
cape shall be permitted. Lucifer or other
matches, or any inflammable or explosive
articles or thing whatsoever, (except Pe
troleum and its products,) shall not be
kept or used in the said building, nor shall
any artificial light of any kind be admitted
therein at any time. No person will be
permitted .to - smoke tobacco, cigars, or
any other substance or article within the
said building.
An Error.
The Chronicle of yesterday, speaking of
the release of Donally, who, it will be
remembered, was arrested a few days
since on a charge of stealing $290 from
one of the Provost Guard, intimates that
the matter was compromised, or in other
words that the Mayor was guilty of com•
pounding a felony. The Chronicle is mis-
taken in regard to this matter. The facts
are that upon examination, the testimony
was insufficient to detain Donally, or even
to hold him to bail, and consequently he
was discharged. This is a serious charge
to bring against an officer who, judging
from the facts laid before him, acted in a
manner that he conscientiously believed,
and which no doubt was the right way.
Hamblin's Combination.
We call attention to the fact that the
Combination still survives, unharmed
amid the war of elements, the wreck of
matter, and the crash of worlds. The
singing of little Ella, the dancing of
M'lle's La Folle, Florence, and Fielding,
the eccentricities of Dick Parker, Harry
Leslie, and the others are bound to draw
as long as they see fit to remain. Not
withstanding the weather, the hall contin
nes crowded, and we shall be much sur
prised if it doeslnot continue so to the
end.
Drilling for OH in Niagara Co.
The Niagara Falls Gazelle learns that
the parties engaged in drilling for oil on
the Collins farm. nortwest of Pekin, have
already gone down nearly 400 feet, and
that since renewing work this season it is
being pushed with energy. About 30 feet
of the distance is through a sand-rock
while the remainder is nearly all through
a red shale. The material now being I
brought to the surface has a very strong
odor of oil and those of much experience
in sinking shafts for oil express the great
est confidence in ultimate su cess. Parties
from Pennsylvania oil wells,:with residents
of the vicinity, are engaged in this enter
prise, the result of which will not be in
doubt much longer.
Serious Aceident.
Yesterday morning a servant girl in the
employ of Dr. Greenwalt on Wylie street,
by the name of Sarah Ann Noop, while
engaged in washing windows, fell from
the second story to the ground, a distance
of twelve or fifteen feet, striking upon the
steps that lead to the front door, and cut•
ting her chin severely, besides otherwise
injuring herself. She was seized with
spasms about an hour after the fall, and it
was feared had sustained internal injuries.
Personal.
Brigadier General Rowley arrived in
the city yesterday on a brief visit to his
friends. General Rowley Commanded a
brigade in the late battle at -Gettysbarg,
and was in. the hottest of the fight. He
fought his command with great spirit and
Judgment, but the rebels pressed him
sorely, and he lost 1,700 in killed, wound
ed and missing, out of 2,600, which he
Fook into the fi ght.
~On Moeda/ evelthillt•-ant l2 3Aterdtty:at,
non there were alaima - Of fire, but as the
Notarise say, after diligent search and en
quiry we could'not learn that there were
any fires.
The amount Lost. •
We yesterday learned from a private
source that the amount of oil Met at' the
fire at Oil City was 6000 barrels, but was
unable to ascertain wh ther it was crude
or refined.
Since writing the above we are inform
ed that the 6000 barrels burned were ,not
at the refinery, but was crude oil from, the
mills of Messrs. Van Clark and Chase.
Rev, Samuel Henderson, a graduate of
Washington College. has received a unan
imous call from the Pigeon Creek Presby
terian Church to become their pastor. It
is believed he will accept. He graduated
last spring at the Western Theologian
Seminary, Allegheny City.
Almost Caught Him.
The police started a man at the Point,
supposed to- bait' the act of firing a build•
ing, but after a hot chase he dodged into
an alley and was lost. They are keeping
a sharp look out, and will 1 robably nab
him yet.
How to Care Corns.
A piece of bread soaked in vinegar and
applied to a corn on the foot, on going to
-bed at night, and bound with a piece of
oil-cloth, will remove the corn in two or
three applications.-
Sent to Camp.
A. squad of twenty-three negro soldiers;
mostly substitutes, were sent to Camp
William Penn, near Philadelphia, yester
day afternoon.
Oil Exports.
Since January Ist, 1843, Philadelphia
has exported 3.746 211 gallons of oil ;
New York, 12,354,560 gallons; Boston.
1,221,834 gallons, and Baltimore 693,074
gallons.
Grier Bargains in Boots and Shoes a
McClelland's Auction.
LADIES' Gaiters cheap at McClelland's
Auction House.
Carl? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, a
McClelland's Auction House.
Great Improvement on Sight.
RILISSIAN PEBBLE,
\ l4.
Just received, an entire new supply of
the widely known USSIAN PEBBLES.
Since their introduction, I have given the
fullest satisfaction to a large number whose
eyesight was such as to render artificial
appliances necessary, and have fully es
tablished the superiority of the "Pebble"
over "all other kinds of glasses. if any
whose failing sight renders the use of
glasses necessary will give me a call,
will endeavor to convince them of the ad
vantages to be gained by using the Rus
sian Pebble, and will show in what man
ner it is superior to any other now in use.
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
• 39 Fifth street, near Wood.
Hotel for Rent.
The "Massey House," located on the
corner of Ross and Breckenridge streets
opposite the Pittsburgh 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 business a fine op
portunity is now offered. Immediate pos
session will be given. Apply to
tf Taos. Moons, No. 189 Fret et.
1/oVillt Bausa'n Sawing Alsohinasaor i , n 7117
mennfaatyringenrposaa, aro the best in use.
A. P. (.7 lATONAL ihnoral Agent,
181;411'h Ptreet Pi ttEth argil P ,
JUN SPE Ifl TIE.
JOSEPH MEYER & SON
iusorkortrza.ts 07
FANCY AND PLAIN
FIVIILNITURE & CH & iRS
weaißoirsa. 135 SMITILVIELD
alairimm Blzth attest and Vixen allot.)
nog PITTAHifSB6➢
FAYETTE SP RINGS.
INITITS WELL.KNOWN MOUNTAIN
Watering Place, situated 8 miles east of
liniontown, Fayette county, Pa„ will be opened
for the. reception of visitors on the 25th of
JUN h*, 1863,
This pleasant Summer reswt has been thor
oughly renovated and to a great extent re-fur
nished, and it is the intention of the proprietor to
have it kept in such a manner us will render sat
jai-action to al' visitors.
WASHINGTOA'S PIER EATTLE-YIBLD.
Braddook's and Runts enville's Graves.
r) u
_ll3 A. /it C 111 IP',
and other places of interest are within an hour's
ride of the B prings,
Two trains Ul7 from Pittsburgh to Uniontown.
where carriages will be in readiness to convey
victors to the springs. Charges moderate.
C. E. ISWEABLIEGEN,
SY7;2w Proprietor.
{;]HERE DO YOU BUY YOUR
•' SHOES?
GO TO NO. 15TH FIFfII STREET
and get a Good Article, from
D. S. DIFFENBACHER.
P. B,—Laiies' good Kid Slippers for GO cents
STEAM BOAT AOBNCIt.
W . EC A. Z "la or -Jr
' Has opened an office at
NO 90 WATER STREET,
Wbera be will ;ramie% a General liteamboat
Agency bush:tea& and would solloit a aharo of pat„'
main" from steamboat men.
1 1 1 1011ACCO AND CIDARS—A LEIDER,
Commercial Broker in Leaf and manufao.
tared Tobacco and &gars, 134 Water street,
[corner of Pine.] New York. Tobacco and !Sagan'
carefully selected for exportation. Dealers, and
Tobaeoonisal will find it to their interest to call
or communleate by letter. the bast brands, in
any quantity, at lower prices than any other
house. inra3md
Closing Out.
SALE OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
SHAWLS,
LACE MANTILLA®,
THIN OI&CULAU
Sacques,
HUGUS & RACK E
HAY ELEVATORS, WITH ANTl
iiction. or Common Oka ...for two •
BHA d . d . LON G
lot no UT Monty strait
Fire Alarms.
PHILADELPHIA., July 21 —The Enquirer
of this city has received the following:
HAGERSTOWN, July 21. The Whole
Rebel army is reported as having boen
checked at Bunker Hill by the Union
troops who have gone in their rear.
General Averell is reported as feeling
the enemy strongly on their western line
of retreat for two days past.
It is believed that Generale Ewell and
Hood are in strong force between Mar
tinsburg and Dodgeville.
The former 13 miles from Williamsport
and the latter 6. The rebel pickets form a
front from Hodgeville to the Shenandoah
river 2 miles from Harper's Ferry while
the. rebel force is estimated at sixty thou-
sand men.
NEW YORK, July 21—A dispatch from
Fortr,ss Monroe says the expedition
ugainet Fort Darling is abandoned.
A Committee of the Common Council
of Brooklyn has agreed to recommend an
appropriation of half a million of dollars
to secure the exemption of drafted men
having families dependent on them. This
will cover nearly half the quota of the
city. The Supervisors will, it is under
stood, appropriate $20,000 mo:e.
...-ARTRONTMOTI7
NEW YORE, July 21.—The Richmond
Dispatch confirms the statement that a
rebel steamer was burnt by our shells near
Morris Island. Her name was the Ga
briel Man igau t.
The same paper states that the Yankee
monitors in James River went back to
City Point on Thursday, where they now
lie with the rest of the fleet.. Also, that
the rebel pickets are within three miles of
Portsmouth.
FoarnEss Mosuog July 21.—The U.
S. gunboat Circassian. Capt. Eaton, has
just arrived. She reports that they left
Charleston on last Friday, P. M. A bat
tle was commenced on Friday by both land
and naval forces and was progressing when
the Circassian left. No particulars.
WASHINGTON, July 21.—Tbe following
was received this evening: U. S. Steamer
Mase above Buffington Island, on the Ohio
river the 19th. To Hon. Gideon Welles,
Sec'y of the Navy : Atter chasing Morgan
nearly 500 miles, lat last met him on the
river, at this point end engaged him and
drove him back, capturing 2 pies is of his
artillery, and abandoned the rest to Gen.
Judah.
The enemy broke in confusion from the
banks and left his wagon trains, many
horses and small a-ms in my possession,
Since writing the above, I formed farther
up the river, met another portion of blot ,
gan's force fording 14 miles above, and
drove most of them back. Several were
killed and 8 wounded and 20 horses cap
tured. I have but 2 men wounded slight
ly. Oar shells and sharpnell created
great confusion in the Rebel ranks, killing
and wounding many.
[Signed]
SAN FasNcisco. July 20th.—City of
Mexico advices through the Mexican
Courier furnishes news in a different col
or from; that telegraphed yesterday.—
Satigny the Frerch minister is virtually
declared dictator. Forey enforces all as
certained to be with the French for
ces and was active in attempting to re
eruit Mexicans for his army, but without
meeting with much success. In his pro.
elm:nation he promisee the Mexicans a
stable form of government, which shall
regard their obligations to the French na.
Lion, and not permit oppreisive taxation
or forced bonds. T•he press can have
reasonable freedom, but not license after
two warnings. Any newspaper commit
ting, the third offense shall be sup
pressed. The Original Age, that plague
of Mexico, can no longer be permitted ;
courts must be re•organized on an incor
ruptible basis, and no more decisions sold
to the highest bidder; the Catholic religion
will be protected, and banished Bishops
are to be recalled; laborers are prom•
ised no longer to be subjected to being
dragged into the army. The Mexican
army was divided into many detachments,
and was hovering around the City of
Mexico.
Ortega, who the French say violated
his parole after the capture of Puebla and
escaped, together with the chief officers
now born mending Mexican troops between
San Louis and the city. Geanegratt ap
pointed command of Mexican troops in
state of Puebla, having 2,000 cavalry, was
operating to destroy communication be
tween Mexico and Vera Cruz, No Eng
lish or French couriers had arrived in
Mexico from Vera Cruz within 80 days.
CINCINNATI, July 21-9 P. M.—General
Burnside has received a report from one
of his pfficers that Morgan and the balance
of his, men have been captured. Not
confirmed.
TELEGRAPHIC,
OUR ARMY TN THE SKI
CAPTURE OF YAZOO CITY,
Sherman Attaolthag John
ston at JaokSon, Miss.
REBEL ARMY CHECKED BY THE
UNION FORCES
Relief for Poor Families of
New York,
REBEL STEAMER BURNT
MORGAN YET AT LARGE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
&c. &c. &c
CAIRO, July 20.—D. F., Parker, who
left Vicksburg on the 15th, reports the
following :
Yazoo City, whioi was held by abou
800 rebels, was captured by the Federu
forces under Gen. Herron, on the 13th,
and 250 prisoners taken. The gunboat
DeKalb, which accompanied the expedi
tion, was blown up by torpedoes, and
sunk is shallow water. She will be raised.
No lives were lost.
The rebels burnt three transports lying
above the city.
Some eight or ten large ateamera are up
at Yazoo.
General Lanman has been removed from
.his command by General Sherman, it is
said, for disobeying orders, and prema
turely attacking Jackson. He made the
attack on the 13th, and was repulsed,
with a loss of 300 killed and wounded.
Sherman is besieging Johnston at Jack
son, who is supposed to have 30,000 men
It is said that Johnston cannot escape.
A steamer was loading at Vicksburg with
rebel sick and wounded for Mobile by way
of New Orleans. A large fleet of trans
ports conveyed by gunboats bad gone up
Red River and. r command of Gen. Ran.
son ; when he returns he is to take com•
mand at Natchez. Our forces at Milli•
ken's Bend and Lake Providence are said
to bu suffering considerably from sick
ness.
LEROY FITCH,
Lieut. Commanding
MARKETS -, BY 'TELEGRAPH.,
_
NEW Yong, July 21.—Flour opened more active
and a shade firmer. but eloaed dull and heavy
with free sellers at yesterday's prices ; $4 90414 9.)
for &ate Extra Ohio. $5 80@7 25 for Trade Brands.
Whisky without any deeided change at 45 g4534.
'Wheat - opened a shade _firmer. but closed with a
slight de,line; $1 06@1 - 19 tor damaged, $1 j2@
1 El for Mi,rtaukee Club, end $1 24(gl 2i for
Winter Rrd extern torn opened is lower and
closed dull at yesterday's prices, 64(46.5e, c using
dull at too inside prices. Oat 4 in mcderatg di
nidnd• Beef quiet and steady. Bacon Sides dull
and nominally unchanged. 1 and inure active
and a shade firmer at 9!•,'",410
eloney continues easy at 6 lk cent. on Call,
Sterling unsett ea and opening at I 40 for bFst
bills and closing dull at 136011 39. Gold irregu
lar and lower, opening at end closing at
Z 3 / 4 @24 1 ..../ premium. tic veretn eat stocks steadier;
7.30 s 10674g1i07.
Now YORK. Ju'y 21.—Ca ttle Market —The cur
rent prices for the week at all the markets are as
fo.lows: bee ca , tle, let q tality , sll®l2 per cwt;
ordinary $10@1.1; common $9 Wall; inferior,
$.9@9; Swine, c-rn•fed, heavy at 5%.;©554,
Where the Gold is
The advance of the rebels has develop
ed one fact which has been a myste'y to
the people for some time, viz: What has
become cf the gold coin'? Fearing 1:71 ht-
tack, the bankera and others of Pitimhtirg
thought it prudent to remove their coin,
and the American Express eompecy de
livered in Cleveland on the 1", li inst.,
$1:,.000,000 in gold and on the sti , ..eeding
day, $7,000,000, of which $6,:,0 o u was
also in gold,
Capture of Blockade Runners
The New Orleans Era says the gunboat
Itasca had captured two schooners and
burned three others, which were engaged
in the contraband trade on the Texas
coast.
Promoted
The President has conferred upon Lieut.
Col. Whipple the rank of brigadier gener
al. General Whipple has been the com
mander of Philadelphia for some months,
having been t•ansferred to that city as the
chief of (len. Schenck's staff.
Corner or Penn &Bt. Clair St., Pitts'g
/WIRE LARGEST, CIDEAPEST AND
full AL best of the United States. .$35 pave for a
Commere'al course. including 1% ming and
Commercial Arithmetic.
No extra charges for Alan ufactuers, Steamboat,
Railroad and Rank Book-koeplegs
Minister's eons at one-half price. Students en
tor and review at any tame,
This Institution is cocducte4 by experienAnd
Teachers and practic.l business MM. hence the
preference for graduates at this College by busi
eau mon throughout the country, as well as this
asst,
krof. A. COWLEY. long kn •wo as t‘3 boat
Penman of the teaches Ornamental and
Rapid Business Writing.
gigg-For apegimew of Prof. Cowley's unequalled
Writing, and Catalogue containing lull infonna
encioae twenty-five can's to the Pringuale.
JENIL INS & SMITH.
ft 2: Itawlavatf.
N I.
TWENTY-FIVE DEJA
.111G11A NTS hroucht nut from Llvr r
.w•A pool, Londonderry. Cork, or Gal
way. to New York, in PI rtS CL :NS al AiL
STsAtu ERS. for
Twenty-Flue Dollars.
Parties tircught out Vosaol a
'owed rates. At P!Y
D. O'NEIL,
Chmninin Ttl fth at. Pittabargh. Pn
jyt.stl
DA UB & CAPPELL,
ME“CHANT TAILORS
W E DAVE. JUNT uscrIVED
/arie and well 3oleuted stock of
Spring Goods.
oonri.tinr of
Cloths, Casinteres, Vesting's, dm
AL4O—A Ire stook of
GENT'S FURNISHING 0001)8,
Includin g Pasn.r Ootiara. Neale Tine, and every
thing usdally kept by first Cift33 Furnishing bore
Orders prornntly exam/led. sa3o:lsrd
GRAVEL ROOFING.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY AT
TENDED TO.
LUPTON, OLD DEN &CO.,
Corner Fifth and Woods treet.., EeoondltorY.
1,10
he Howe Sewing Machine
Invented 1545. Perfected 1562
nal ECEIVED 'Mitt UTE FROM ALL
ILL otter Sowing Maohines, at the W orld 's Fair
1852, while the Singer Sewing Machine retwived
an honorable mention on its merits ; and Wheel
er & Wilson's a flown r its device, °flied "Cir
cular hook." The Sewing Machine, was
awarded a premium (to an English Exhibitor,) as
the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our light
e t Machine guaranteed in make perfect work on
the lightest and heaviest fabriw.
Sold and ranted, Cor, Penn de St Clair. streets.
A. XL 111c6REGOIL
Agent.
mv33:33taw:ly
C AZ.Uhissol . 4l S PIELING-S
IIIIHIR DELIGHTFUL SUNNIER RE
,.oe, immediately on the line of the Ceci
tral P. e, R., located on the Summit rt the Alle
gheny mountains, 2,300 feet above the level
of
the sea, will be open for the reception ofvirltors
on the 10th of June. 1863. and will be kart
open until the first of Goober.
Th d e water an air t this point possess
the riorattractions The a analyses made in la
boratory of Professors Booth, Garrett, and Ca
ms; of Philadelphia, show the existence of valu
able mineral elements, the waters of some cf the
springs being of the iron or ehalyboate class, and
and others containing satin• or aperient salts.
Pure mountain water abounds; and the guests
will also be supplied with mineral waters frOm
other springs, such as Blue Lick. Bedford and
Saratoga Watem
Ample belittles for bathing have been provi
ded, new plunge and donoh battui erected, and
lice and Cold Baths ea at all times be ob
tained.
The grounds. walks, dm., have been highly
proved. and are of a varied and picturesque
character.
There ill at Cresson Springs, a Telegraph Office
and two daily mails from Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh, and intermediate points.
Excursion Tickets can be obtained at the office
of the Pennsylvania ltallread Company.
Fur farther information, apply to
GEC. W. MULLEN.
11111:d 1 m Cresson Springs, Cambria Co. l'a.
SUNDRY PRODUCE.—
75 Barrels Potatoes.
10.100 lbs. Ribbed Bacon sides.
1,500 lbs. Clear Bacon sides.
300 bushels Yellow shelled Corn,
10 kegs V-irginia 6 Twist Tobacco.
200 bushels Dry Apples.
200 bb!s. Extra Family Flour.
2,gXl lbs. Coantr L.
18,000 Slack Hoop y
Pol le es.
In store and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
in 22 corner Market Ar First titres
$5,50 WEBSTEIi'S $5,50
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY
Fifty copiers. complete. Pictorial Edition at r.rie
for lisle by JOHN H. MELLO .
81 Wood street.
ADINISTRATION NOTICE—Where.
M
as. Letters of Administration to the Estate
of George tia.assemforder, saddler, late of the City
of Pittsbargn, deed.. have bees granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said Estate
will make payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them, duly authen
ticated, for settlement, without del „
VICTOR. ER,
Administrator.
No 2300hi0 street. AlleghenY CitY.
malklaw6w
BUY YOUR SHOES
Where you cad get
A 0 OOD ARTICLE
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
T It I' IT.
D. S. DLFFENBACHER.
No. 16 Filth street
APiVELLING HOUSE AT A JBA/IGAIN.
' .k comfortable brick-dwelling bonse 'and
lot of ground for sale 25 feet front on Denn2art
street, Birmingham. by 60 deep. Four moms,
kit-brn,eeltarbaek bpildine of two rooms. gas
Arturo, ern. Prioe f 1.300. Apply to
, - 5. CUTHDRAT/c.801%
17/0 51 lilarket stmt.
FOURTH OF JULY, -1863.
SHOW YOUR COLORS
FLAGS,
PHONE 5 INCHES TO 30 FEET
BeglinentaPFlags I
Bunting Flags!
Silk Fingal
Muslin Flags
All Small Flags on Sticks!
4: - /y- We challenge qua'ity and price with East
ern manufac.ure•
PI rTSBURGII FLAG MANUFACTORY
PITTOCIOS NEWS DEPOT
iu27 Fifth street opposite the Post Office.
0 1 / 1 11, SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
110 Sinitniteld street, opposite the Canon
Ileuse. Chartered by the Legislature.
41.3 E' CrE .
Prestdeut .. . ... Sr
VlOll I. HIESIDENTS.
Wm, H. Smith ii, F. Reid
Fra. D. ittoesley =an
iheis Sellers Joau• Rhodes
John F. Joni:tinge, JaeoL Stackreta
Thomas S. Blair Ales. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slaoir
to 1:11377.3.13.
Josiah King . C Zug
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
S B Fowler ii , A Reed
J Rehmoodwell R chmertz
le C Wltleketson
J Al Tiernan B H Hartman
D M Long It J Anderson
Jas W Baxter D E McKinley
C II Wolf Robert D Coatran
Wm Smith W Ihmsen
U .li Jon= B P Jones •
W H Phelps C B Herron
BECIRSTARY IND T1L1ZA81711.614
D. E. MoKINLEY.
Open dally.trom 9a. it. to 2P. X. Also, Tues.
day and Saturday evenings, from 0 to 8 o'clock.
'Deposits received of ONE DIME and upwards.
Dividends declared in December and ,June of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain aro placed to the
credit of the depositor as prideipal. and bear In
terest, thus compel:aiding it.
Books containing Charter. By-Laws. .ko.. Du ,
cashed at the office.
Lir- This institution offers, especially to these
Persons whose earnings are small, the opportunity
to accumulate, by small deposits, easilysaved..a
sum which will be aresouree when - needed, their
- money not only beingsafe but bearing interest.",
stead of remaining unproductive. 11l I
or Ra_ Mice. Rancher, A nta, Bed Bog Moths
in Fur.„ Woolens, .4e., inseets on Plants, Fowli,
Animals, s.e.
f ut up in Za.500 and 0t boxes, bottle; and
12 and $5 flasks for H. tete. Public fnsti
tut:ons, &c.
'Ole infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons,"
"Not dangerous to the Rumea Family."
"Rata come ontof their balm to die."
Sold wholesale in all large cities.
tEiT'S.dd by ail Druggist's and Dealers every
tth s-e.
Bowtve of all worthle a inn itaVoni.
ad - See that "C tar's" name is on each boy
bottle and tla.k before you buy.
Address HENRY R. COSTAR.
Princ , pal Depot. 48 a Broadwa
C 0.,.
Sold by FL N. BELLE ttB c O and B. L.
'A II N ES COCK L CO., Wholesale Atents, Fitts
burgh, Pa. fyln-fundandew
CON CORD
G) ,APE VINES.
wE.ol..un„"t`h!. 17TZPL"ra1111,11-71. TOy
and have ' ir r uited L' i t for five ' vs trs. wo obtained
our orlrinai vines froze 141 r. 1;1EL L who origina
ted it. Tho Pittsburgh Ilorttealturat Society in
linio awarded as a diploma for ice eghihition,
anti the Allegheny County Agricultural Society,
in 1 %6.), a pressrun fur it as the BhST new
seedling g•rapo. in all respects superior to the
babella."
Our stock of Vines le unequalled
anywhere, which we offer at 22 cents each,
1 ,0
V../10 per dAtett, $12.50 per 100, $lOO per
00. Small vines at tem prices.
We ran furnish few extra large vines at from
50 rents to $1 each.
.11.
ael:eod&w. No. 29 FifthKNOX. Stree
_ _
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Important to Mechanics !
PnoposALS will bo received fr.to this
date to the kOth ins•., or the Waste i g, ceil
ing building ~f pes, sarriaties, sanctuary and
M
altar of St. Marys Catholic Church, Ki tanning
The plans and specifications can be seen with 'ha
r EV. J. o'l,l. mtJAN LAN.
Reynolds House, K tianninit.
JAS. S. DhVLIN,
La wraneovill
_ HOUSEKEEPERS
FURNISHING STORE
GOODS FOR rr LIE
KITCHEN.
I Brushes
Baskets
Jelly Moulds
Wash Basins
Cup Mops
Wire utoves
Coal Scuttle
Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Basting Svoo~
Coffee Mills
Wash Boards
Sauce Pans
Tin Ware,'Wooden Ware
Blithe Boxes
Cup Tubs
Straw otters
Bair Sieves
Mince Knives
SilveiSoap
Chamois Skins
Skewers
Gridirons
Lemon Squeezers
blew P111:113
Wale irons
ish Kettles
Ham Boilers
(biters
Larding Needlers
Pudding Paps
Bread Pans
Butter Ladles
Iron Holders
Step Ladders
Heelers
Clothes Lino:
Scales
Cook's Kniete
Bread Boxes
Scoops
- oastors
Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
Egg Beaters
Flour Pails
Water Filterers
Pie dates
Clothes Wringora
Wooden Spoons
Butter Prints
Wash Tubs
Soap Cups
Toast Fonts
Sad Irons
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes, Ate, &o,
KING ROOM.
LATH%
Call Bells
Nut Picks
Fla Knives
Ice Cream Knives
Napkin Rings
Cake Baskets
Forks and Spoons
Oyster Ladles
S l u u g s ar t
Spoons;S
Ito Pitchers
Goblets
Y.
Carvers
Forks
Square Waiters
Crumb Brushes
Crumbafing Trays
Coffee Biggins
Coffee Cafetiers
Nut Crackers
Hound Waiters
Cork Screws
Knife Sharpeners
Water Coolers. &o.
FOR THE Dl
art.veß
Castors
Syrup Jugs
Cake Knives
Crumb Knives
bait Stands
Fruit stands
Butter Knives
Soup Ladies
Gravy Ladles
Children's Cups
Round & Oval
Bouquet Steadsgialversl
CUT!,
Ivory Handled Knives
Cocoa do do
Stag
Isnglish Tea do
Traysd o
Fork & Spoon Trays
Dish Covers
Hash Dishes
Wino Strainers
Spirit Coffee Pots
able Mats
Bread Baskets
Wine Coolers
Refrigerators
FOR THE C
Toilet Jars
Foot Baths
Infant's Baths
Matron' Brushes
Shaving Atnas
Broils Match Holders
Flower Stands
banger Refrigerators
Wag Tapers
BilßekralL
Libtaey Steps
Vienna Fish Globes
Bird Cages
Viszetts
Card de Vieite Frames'
Camp Knives I Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to a well appointed
Household.
Water Carriers
Chamber Buckets
Bowls and Pitchers
Gas Hbadas
Nursery Shades
do Lamps
Clothes Whiskes
do Hampers
Night Lights.
EOUS.
Door Mats
Vestas
Meat Bates
PM aasocket Solves
To be obtained at reasonable mines at the NEW
STORE of
Alt TiEICEIL.A.RI3B,
NO. 30 FUME' STREET.
Hirst door below the Exchange Bank.
113. All goods delivered free of charge in the
city. AllethenF• Birmingham, Manchester. Du
quesne tiare=. eta. no
DwW4118(0 FOR itsarr—mat ond 8 or
10 rooms, &Unto on Bpoond stmt.- nsir,
- -
."
SIITIESEEST .1. SOM.
61 llacke . l Mast •
O'HARA &.31 1 GINN, ,
A. t t rueys-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,.--,
•
OFFICE .89 GRANT STREgT,
• -•
Oprro tab the Court House, Pittrbed -
4ii—Partieuldrattentbm given to the
of Estatts..aum and ransfer of keal ;2:atata.
amination Lf_CAl,l.4.lu3rs viatea
in any part toe west.
Prompt remittemetu; and fall eorreaponcienc ß in
regard to all business emanated to ti.er care.
10164 f
A
JOIST RISOLIITION PROPOSING'
CO
A ERTA AMEN uhIENTs TO THE
lc STITuTi 0 7:T. Be•it -tetolved by the Senate
and House cd: Repremitatmet of the Conmon
wealth o.f Psecney/oansa in General Assembly met,
That the following amendments be i root set
the Constitution of the Coirruentrealth i in ac
cordance with the provisions ex the tenth article
thereof ;
Pliers
shall be an additional section to the third
article of the Constitution, to be designated as
section four , as follows. •
Saortos 4 W henever any ef the gualified
elootore of this mm anwealth shall bens actual
military sore -toe, tinder a requisition iron the.
President of the United Stows. or by the anther
ity of this Ccummnwealth, such e cotots may ex
incite the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens, an der such reinilations as are, or shall
be, prereribed by law, as Ally as at they were
Present at their usual place of eltion.
Th re shall be two additionalec sections to the
eleventh article of the . Constitutiomto be deeds,
ailed as t eotions eight and nine, as follows .1
SzarioN S. No bill shall hemmed by the Leg -
islature containing more than oncriahleet, watch
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ap
propriation bills.
Storms 9. Ao bill shall be pansed•br the 'Leg
islature granting any powers, Privileges, in any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
r privileges, has been, or may. hereafter her
conferred upon the courts of thi. Commonweahh.
. JOHN CF,SsNA, ;
Speaker of the HOUSE, of Repreeentative!..
JO3ll P. PENNEY. -
Speaker orthe Senate, -
OFF/011 CP - TER
SECRETARY OP xam CONIXONIPEALTH,
PENNSYLVAwrA.
Harrisburg .
_July 4 / 8 63-
.
I do herely certify that the foregoing
5, L s. annexed is a lab, true an tr a correct
(----• the original Jcint ttesolution of the Gen
eral Ass mbly, entitled "A J oint Resolution pro.
posing certain arnendmenra to the Codstitution."
w the same remains on tile in this office.
In estimony whereof I have hereunto set mY
hand, and causal the seal of the Secretary's Of
floe to be affixed the day and year above written,
Jnlo.dtf Secre ELI SUPER,
tary of the Commonwealth.
W. E. Schmertz & Co.. „
NO. 31 FIFTH STREET.
Bernina received a large and superior tumor
inept of
MISSES AND CHILDREN.%
BA LM OR ALS. BUTTON BOOTS,
EUGENIE, CONGRESS AND
LACE GAITERS,
,PATENT LEATHER. BID
AND MOROCCO SLLPPIIRS,
MOROCCO AND ETD BOOTS, dce. iko.,
Which they are selling at' very low prices.
iull
WgrO NEI. I f il or "111 HEELED
9Cogtir
AT
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE.
Men's fine boots, for $ 2 ; 25 ;
At Conoert Hail Shoe Store.
Misses shoes for 15ots.
At Concert Hall Shoe Store.
Coll and examine these goods for
yourselves.
62 Fifth Street,
itoo
pOND's EXTRACT,
Unequalled for Bleeding Piles,
Barns, Scalds, Sore Throat. Bites of
of Insects, Toothache, Headache, Earache
SO/13 Eyes. •
For sale only at
ILILIVECRIPS Drug Store.
63 Market street,
three doors below Fourth.
URLIIiGTON HERRING-10 BOX
• as, jun received and for sale kr
RHYMER & BRO.
, -_Wend street
OR
SALE —THE WELL HNOWN
and boa a dial pro per ry on Seventh street, oo
posit° the Lutheran church. wart of the U. P.
church and east of Dr. Reiter's residence.
Terms made known on the Premises.
it 8-2nd
ANOTHER ARRIVAL j 1
BIoCOLISTER It BAER;
108 Wood street,
tZAVINO NOW IN STORE THE EAR.
gest and most complete assortment of Ci
gars and Ptpes in the CiE.V. WitAeb they are selling
at the very lowest
Cash Figures.
Call and examine them before pnrchasing
elsewhere. All Orders promptly'attendol to.
Jtatf.
NEW DItOCCW
To Strengthen and Improve tho Sight.
THIII PEBBLIS
Russian SaY it elt a. Spectacles,
poansons SIIFFERM6I- F 210211 DE.
in. - featly., eight. arising from age or other caus
bs. can be relieved by using the =mantas!' Peb
le spectacles, which have been well tried by
many responsible citizens of Pittsburgh and vi--
Malty. to whom they have given perfect satisfac
tion. The certificates of these persons can be
seen at NO Mace.
*3 ell who purchase one pair of .the Russian
Pebble Splxtacles are entitled to be supplied in
future free charge with those which will always
give satisfaction.
Therefore. If you wish to ensure an improve
ment D IA MONDo cation
J.
, Practical Optician,
Manufacturer of the Russian Pebble Spectacles.
lanl6 No. an Fifth street, Post Building
r..;_v place of business is closed on Saturday
REMO V-AL.
R. F, 111.11114..t1ir IFIA9 imataimis
Al from Smithfield street. below the Girard
!louts. to N 0.145 Fifth street oppoeite. the Court
H ap2l:tt.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
ode
n-a now rainaNnturing a enitn eiOr &Mal Of
Li X M ,
wldab we are nrerared to deliver lrom ostr COAL
YARD, 509 LIBERTY &TIMM
Bost (=alit, of lotianll7 C:OalalWaya on
band attumal.
Torat DICHSOII. STIOWART e 00.
S. Y. IL VOSS=
11010I1T8BTKOH. FIRE BASCH
FACTUBJNA COMPANY.
Ki[Eß, OLO VIRE CO.;
Martufas hirers of Fire Brick, Tiles, Cruedbles, ho.
and dealers in Fit e and ()mediae Clap.
Mae 86.5 Liberty ot etreet. IMPosite the Pt R.
R. Paaeenger De Pitaberah.
orden salicate& felaakdand
HENRY W. BEAUMONT ttCO.
DZALZR2
Foreign Brandies, Wines andAlins.
Alio. Blaskben7. Btu/terry. wild-.()hem a n d
Ginger Brandies, Old ononshaivela. Rare and
other Whiskies. Jamaica Ram dm. • -
No. 83 Libertmfitgoot,
Opposite Fourth street, •
prnsßuiten. PA.
Aar Taverna. sad YamiPsae. surialiod at
moderato for Ca4k. - •
. ,
PONONY
vnivink Rotas Etakali for bat ertir *
MgtKILN kUNG. .
- stroi4
. _ ,
will appear in their new programme of E. age,
DADOSS.Bar/esques. Ethispian Acts, Instrumen-
Extravagazius.
(hand ititatipe e optratneday Afternoon
Change of hap:ample:lad-Night
Mm anion .. , . •
cane!.
J. V. 001117191111.,...... •••••••• 16"111
cosNwELL
CARRIAGE` 'MANIIFACTORBS,
SILVER & .BRASA Pixans;
and Juanxilaotnrena of -
'Baddlearalla eitirra4 l 3' 111611 E"
N 0.7 let. vial:Street:and Dnioaane SV9.
(near the -eridof=l
LP ITTNINPRkiII. PA.
• POISON NOT THE HEAD
WITH N.ITHATE -OF If XLVHR,
Use ViiisTAiiiiiao'sf/fAx“ EYE.
. •
Certified to be PHRH-43 APg — DliEQ.BALLYD .
by Dr. Chilton, of hew' Yor.lr, -
and other' : eininent.Chemista.
if 0 - lila t Eft ANY. mitixtos-Fizom
, AL. rich, mellow brown -40' fr OW' btaok IV tea
minutes, and contaka no ingredient that is in-
Juriona to the hair. - -
vilscsva.boacriflirAlli 141.11sEliVi-
Is invalushole with his -Dye, as - it linparta the ut
most softness, - the most beautiful- glom; and great
vitality to the Hair. - • •--
filanureatured by" T. "'OHM:Bid-111W; 6 Astor
House, New York. Bold everywhere. and appli
ed by all Flair Dreeami - -
Pnoo. 50 emus - 41 and $ 2 'per bottle. sweerdirur
to e.
iy/3.dini3WC.
E. TOBLAIR"
D VENETIAN LXNI
mEN D. • A certain (inr foi e
o
and back. sore throats , croup thenuithim. cot .
c. A perfect family medicine and toyer fails.
Read! Read!! Bead 1
LIVO?..111; Wayne Co.. Prtirie..- Jone_l6e,nlß„
This is to certify that mY wife was tak
_m ar ls!
Q say Sore Throat; it oommencei to well
was so sore that ebe coul your wen t and d
coughed violent Y. I- used ig _
made a perfect:mire in one. week I b -
Have that but for the Liniment she wools have
lost her life JOH •,4 IL . HARLAN.
Price 25 ani 60 cents a bottle. Office 68
alt;-Druggists. landt Street, New York, Solt: by ,
jyleaddtwl LEDO'
SRIDEOfif GENERAL N
" HAIHIOD,
by orb ing calomel and &attractive mha_
era's from the supply tables, has d.nferred a
blessing oa our sick soldiers. ' hot him not stop
here. Let, him order the &continuance .of
"Bleeding." and the substitution of Brandreth's
Pills in the place thereoL Then will commence
a "taw era" in the practice of -Medicine, which
would then become emphatically
THE HEALING AUT.
have for thirty years taught.th,ano diseased
action could be cured by a e•enry or tartar
emetic. That the human body could only be
"made whole" by "vegetable food"—Animal food
being. in lot, condensed vegetable. Brandreth's
P.l a should be in every military:hospital. 3 hese
Pills cure Bilious Diarrhea Chr o nic larrhea,
Chronic Ilysentery. and all Fevers and Affeotions
me dhiceißoiwe thewo n r e L a ßa mo dr r e e t hsu'srPely
i a n th ese
:oases should be taken night and teeming. Read
`Directions and get new etyle.
CASE OF ROSCOE K. 'WATSON.
Dr. B. Brandreth,--Yeto York
L , /}1: was a private In C10.m..1.7th Regiment.
New York Vols. While at Harrison's Landing.
and on the Ra_ppithannock near Falmouth. I and
many of the CompanY were aiok with bilious di
arrhea. The Army Surgeon did -not cure no. and
I was redueed to awn and bone. Among tbe coat •
puny were quite a Lumber of members who had
worked in your Laboratoty at Sing Bing. They
wero net sick, beeause they used Brandreth's
Pills. These men prevailed upon curedd others
le use the Pills, and we were all inLfrom
two to five days. After this our boys used Bran
dreth's Pills tor the typhus fever, colds. rheuma
tism. and in no cane did they fall to restore
health.
Out of gratitude to you for my good health.'
seed you. this letter, which if neoeteary. the en
tire coinow would
let., respectfully yours,
ROSCOS K. WATS-IN. Sin,q Sing. N. Y.
Principal 0ff10e,194 Canal street, New York.
kSold by £bvuaaa ageoptatik itia.rta,..l
ittsbnrsh.,, ' ' bltdkordni
'FIER WILSON
Sewing , Machine
FIRST CLASS PRIZE lIEDAL,
OJT THY
WORLGIS FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND.
whera all the Araahlacia.f
NIIROPE AND ABIEBDDA
wOre in competition.
Abici, at the Industrial Exposition. Pails. Prance,
and at every
4 doors from sth
United States Fah'
- -
at which Sewba Machines have beert e bi . -
The principal Oon:!paniea ma.ng,Screing Itte.
chines are Wheeler do Wilson, hi. 11-mger k
Co. and Omer & Baker., Of the mitehine,a made
there were sold during the year lass reported:
By Wheeler 49t W1111011.;....-- ;..21,806
By 1. Iff. Singer & 10,958
By Grover &Daher - 10,260
Showing WHEELER it 'S seise he
double those of any other SewingW.IISON Machine Ctoom
pany in the country
orFICS, V FIFTH STRIIRLPITTSBUR ea-
This Machine makes the LOC fent:lE4 l : o ,
and raxi.,s highest on noommt of the elasticit
Permanence, beauty and-genera'desirablenee'
of the stitching whoa dckte, and the wide ranee
of iteapplicati --irt.Pport of the'%' werioatt
stittite, Now York.' - •jal3lkw
-R-11 OLD DLN ik CO
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofers,
are now prepared to fill ail orders for Fire end,
Water Proof. Fe I. Cetaent and Gravel Roofing,
Promptly and Satisfactorily;
Mr..oldden having been in the employment of
WARREN a CO., and their scoots:sons, In
Philadelphia, for eight years, where he learned
all the mechanical departments of their badness,
and has made valuable improvements of his own,
we can positively say that oar .Reofingis
((rammed of the Same Materials
as those of that firm and that are will guarantee
our work to be equal in every respect to any Gra
ye!, Felt and Cement Roots put on by other firma
in this city, or in the United btates. Theta is no
patent for the Wamin Roof, or any of the mate
rials composing it.'
Once -Cotner of Fifth and Wood sta.,
second story. jy7
PS
DI BROWN'S OFFICE,
60 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Cittrone and strangers In need of medical ad
vice should not fail to sive- him a call.
Dreatrown's remedies never fail to care Rapti
rules' scrofulous and venereal affections—
hereditary taint. such as tatter, psortaais and Oh
ar skid:lmam..fhs ozlein of which the patient
le reactant.
Dr..4l'h remedies for this affliction. broubt on
by solitary, habits. are the only medicines known
in thisi_countgr
_which are safe and will oPeedihr
reetor• to health a ___
sussuidATlfed. • -
Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few days Oda
Hesehation
ielso treat Piles. Gloat. GonuFrrhoe, Urethal
Female Disessa. Patna in the Bach
and ofra t Irritation .of the Bladder. ebb* ' •
wLes, eta
A Lett& to be answerea mnet contain it least
OFFB DOLLAR.
hfialicince sent to any addressadd, uk e d.
Cffioeandsrivate rank ;30.50 „IT :EIRLD
TRES% rittgrarsh - Pa.. Doudaw
IrE.2 B &BRALS:ROILL RUI'
tetJustr.osiveti :fad for axle % Tie.
iY2 _ - oo r lisAret and
IQTAMPED GOLD AND BANDN
Prtatd' g old Paver italorkitotfoLoala ttY
,410.8 W. - W P.- , heik NSuALL.
C 7 Wood otroot.
9'Q r±6: x.
UAItiBLIN 9 S
C Iltk Ti UPE I
a ECOUNT OF TIME GREAT SVC-
S attending their ierfo*niareee d
aS n u 1 request of the publid w i I rcmaia n iio r y
ONE WEEK: LONOER,
1 1 10:IDAY. JULY, 20th
and ovary evan!ng.duriniAs.w e6i4
THE STAR ARTISTES
r=tTaill IV :it•l+ Cetill:fin
Was awarded a