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MONDAY MOBNING, AUG. 1 17,
AO SKltillBOfillOlIl) IfITJiILIGJ
An Interesting Habeas Cerpns
Case.
’ ibe following case came np before Chief
Lowr ‘ e ’ of >e Supreme Coart, on
Hatnrday, and excited considerable inter
est. as it settles a point of law in regard
to the rights of draft id men. A writ of
S?rJ.?Zf? TP n a Waß i “ ued on the 6th inst.,
d ‘ r ® e £? d Captain ffm. B. Conlter, Pro
r‘ M r h t' °J the 2lflt district, to pro
o ! h ® bod 7. of /Ohn T. CarneyTof
tireene township, Indiana county, i’he
enini set out that Carney, a drafted man.
Had been examined by the board and ex
empted for disability, and a certificate to
*nat ejFect given him, but the board subse
quently arrested him, re-exammed him
and held him a 3 fit for duty. No aiiega
tion of fraud was made, but the reason
given for the re-examination was that the
hoard had deemed themselves in error in
their first proceeding. The counsel for
the relator contended that the board hav
ing onee taken np and decided the case
and given the certificate of exemption,
their od; a dication was final and conclusive
ana their power over the exempted man I
■rt,t S i 6 i^ a n- ed - 0n s P actial hearing on
the 11th, District Attorney Carnahan ob
tained leave to amend the return in order
P u ‘ m a plea against the jurisdiction of
irw a]' c ° nt ? ndi ”g that the State
vonrts had no jurisdiction over questions
arising under the new conscription law
On the hearing Saturday that plea was aban
aoned, and tne argument was confined to
the point above stated. After a full hear
ing, the Chief Justice ordered the dis
charge of the soldier, holding that from
alt that appeared by the return the board
nad exhaused their power when the per
°f exemption was granted, and
that they had no farther control over the
prisoner. The prisoier was represented
«n/v geSh ? r er ?? d by Jose P h Thomp
eon, hisq., of Indiana. F
Fatal Accident.
fi!f t ’ T i hU i aday evening between four
ana five o clock an accident occurred in
tie Vicinity of Mt. Union, by which Mrs.
Mary Jane fleck, aged GI years, lost her
We, and her husband Henry Fleck, a Cat)-
tain in the war of 18X2, was severely in
jured. They were formerly from Lancas
ter connty in this State, but had removed
to the neighborhood ot this city to reside
wth their daughter and son in law. On
Thursday last they started to visit the old
•Homestead, but left the railroad at Mt.
Un.' on tu visit some friends near that
place. Hiring a carriage they had pro
ceeded bn.* a »h°rt distance on their way
when the ho.' v? ® became frightened at
some dogs that Ch' at ? fanning ont into the
road, and dashiDg asi plunged over
an old life-. kiln, thrown?,* i' Jt3 Ptd lady
ont, and killing her instantly! &I *a severe- :
ly braising Mr. Fleck.
Discharged from the Service.
McCandless had a case of habeas
corpus before him on Saturday, in which
Jaceh 18 |Ti aTf V e 0f u a ?ouc £ man, named
Jacob Hile, from the army was asked for,
e / rC T d ll ? at he waa a minor, and
Mr P^ W 1 < r jnsent °f bis parents.
t»nd«d a fn a ! lan ’ tile ( i°vernment, con
tended that as Hile was now over twenty,
and in the service, he ought not to be die
charged, bnt it having been shown that he
d i! r J nm - oteoll when he enlisted, and
that he had joined without the consent of
tXd a i re 1 t8 ’ n° Urt heid thal be was en
titled to his discharge, and made an order
to that sheet. Hile is a native nf WPSt
morelaud tonnty and was represented in
the,case by Mr. T.- J. Keenan?
'l’lie Sheriff's Oillce.
Coroner McClung on Friday took pos
session of the Sheriff’s office, and has as
sumed the duties ot Sheriff until auc h
tune as the Governor may appoint a suc
cessor to Henry \\ oods, Esq., deceased.
As the appointmont is oue in every wav
desirable, there will no doubt he a host of
applicants for the position. George Rid
die, Esq., lor some four or live years a
clerk in the office, will be strongly urged
upon the Governor by hia friends for the
P, ost t affile Coroner McClung, upon whom
the duties of the office fall by virtue of
law, wiil also be an applicant.
Gone lo Charleston.
The Third regiment United States col
ored trodps, which has bean in process of
formation for some time atChelion Hills
Chester county, broke camp on Thursday
morning, and took tbs cars for Philadel
phia, where they embarked on two Gov
ernment transports, bound for Charleston,
S, C. They are officered by white men.
They left in high feather, singing “John
Brown’s body” with immense effect as
they steamed tj,own the channel. Their
courage will.be put La the test in their op
erations against Charleston.
Dralt Decision.
It has ,'etely been decided by the Sn-
JJfeme Court flf Wisconsin, thqt where a
man, who has voted illegally, claims ex
emption from tus draft on the ground of
alienage, he is not liable under the con
scription law to military service, but is
subject to trial for a violation of the elec
tion laws of the State, and to an imprison
ment for a term of years in the State
prison.
Green County Items.
Miss Houisa Golden, of Blacksville, lost
one of her eyes last week, by entering a
dark closet in haste. The latch, or some
thing connected with it, penetrated her
eye and tore it entirely oat.
The editor of the Republican has been
drafted. Mr. Greene, ot Waynesbnrg,
had his foot severely injured, by a wagon
passing over it. A son of Daniel Reddick
ot Waynaburg, was thrown from a horse
and injured, and the widow Gainer's little
boy had f.is collar bone dislocated. All
these accident happened on Thursday
•flit. A young cyoman by the no me of
Stewart, who came u? town with berries
and batter, on Wednesday lust, died in an
epileptic fit. The store of A ner Morris, I
Croas Hoads, was i\?Gbed of
$BOO on Tuesday last. A drafted C> an
named Jackson Cage, was arrested, charg
ep with the theft and committed to jau.
Dr. James Lendy, an aged citizen of
Waynesbnrg, who volunteered in the 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, died in one of the
hospitals m Washington a few days sinee
Weather, Ac.
In the neighborhood of Mansfield laßt
Tuesday and Thursday heavy rains fell.—
The general appearance of the crops be
token an average yield. Heavy rains
have fallen in Missouri, Illinois, Kansas,
.Nebraska, and Minnesota, the result of
w ,, 1 ? a . c0 . nß ’derable rise in the Missouri
and Mississippi and their tributaries.—
These rains have also benefited the
crops. At this Place the weather has been
intensely hot during the past week, with
an occasiongl shower. 1
A Horse Snnstrnok.
A tilts horse, the property ot a widow
lady residing in manchcster, fall dead in
the Btreef fh Allegheny city from theeffeet
of heat on Friday,
flustered Oat.
The three' month’s men at the camp in
this vicinity were mustered out of service
on Saturday. They received their “Green
backs" and departed fully satisfied that
Breen backs wern’t hard to take. ,
A man by the name of Mathew Green,
a ho?hf» PB ir Varietystftadin lhe market
anot himself yesterday evening under the
following circumstances. He had been
cul'iLs B~so 8 ~ so tte r °P° rt goes—and had
rfi 1 ' e “ »p°n a woman for some beer, she
rerused to allow him any, and told him to
leave the house. He had in his pocket a
small four inch pistol, 'oaded with a cop
per cartridge. He drew this, and fired at
the women, and it is supposed that
he was under the impression that he
™“ killed her, for he iimmedately
started to run down through Redoubt
alley towards the river, pursued
by hiß brother, and two other friends. As
he reached the wharf his brother fearing
that he might injure himself turned and
said he would have nothing more to do
with him, but the other two advanced upon
(him, and seeing him in the act of draw
*?S to® P'stol, one of them called to him,
that if he drew the pistol he would knock
him down with a brick. The other rush
-1 n P. 0 ° hlm i but was too late. Green
a. 8 !! .u u nozzle between his teeth, and
nred, the ball passing through his tongue,
catting a nerve that connects with the left
long, and lodged on the left side of the
, ““ th® spinal column. He imme
diately fell, and was carried to the house
of his sister, on the corner ot Redoubt
£ T w rd atreet ’ wb ere he now lies,
hi' r°E°r a d cal Jed !n ’ and d *d what
he could for the wounded man, but ex
presses aconviction that he cannot live
Sii B tv. yB h j e - ma / llve for a da )' or two, but
will then dm of secondary hemorhaga, or
inflammation. Green is about thirty-five
crippls** 886 ’ aad ‘ B doniarried. He is a
Drowned.
un i°rtunate accident occurred on
/’ " d by which three persons,
two ladies and a child, lost their lives by
drowning. It appears that a Mrs. Ostand
and , h , er fiater, a Miss McFeely, to
[ gether with a little child of Mrs, Ostander
went out to gather blackberries along the
river bank opposite Liraetown on the Mo
nongahela river. While engaged in pick
b,errieß MrB ' Ostander missed her
Child, and upon looking for it, found that
l “ d "andered out into the river, and
H b l e y° nd >ts depth. With motherly
instinct she immediately ran to the preset
“°f child, but unfortunately got
beyond her depth, and was sinking, when
68 y Bprang in t 0 her rescue,
and the three were drowned. We were
unable to learn whether or not the bodies
of the unfortunate victims were recov
erea.
Petroleum.
From the Philadelphia Coal Oil Circu
to Prtrolfum fo “ oWinß it6mS iD re^rd
ex P° rta fr °“» the port of Philadel
pnia tor the week ending August 1-Vh
amounted to 1,392 gallons. *
Exports from New York for the week
ending August 14th, 309,66;i gallons.
. imports from Boston for the week end
111 K AugUßt 6th, 170 gallons.
porta * rom Baltimore from the Grst
Ti an « ry ' , 1863 \ 758 ’«1
lhe Circular a so gives a table of ship
ment!, showing the comparison between
the exports of ’O2 and >63. The total
number of gajlons up to August 14th, 180”
l ° the Saale dafa this year.'
-'-o “’ll ’ 6 howing an increase of '< 'tS I
Oul gallons in favor of 186::. ’
Coroner’s Inquesf,
Last Coroner MeClnngwas called
upon to holu inquest upon the body of
Conrad Hettrick, found dead in his bed
at his sister's residence :u Birmingham.
Deceased was about thirty three yearß of
age, and was of a moody, melancholy dis
position. Yesterday about one o'clock
he retired to his bedroom, for the pu, pose
of laying down, fjij sister left the house
and did not return uutil about fiva o'clock
in the evening, when she found him dead.
The verdict of the jury was that he died
from disease of the heart.
Merlons Charge.
Samuel Bixley was held on Friday for
farther examination to-day by Mayor
Alexander, of Allegheny city, on a charge
of arson preferred against him by Hugh
Gilleland, of Ohio township. It appears
that Mr. Gilleland's dwelling warred
and destroyed on Friday, and by reason
of sundry threats made heretofore he be
heves Bixley to have been the incendiary.
Bixley denies haying made threats against
Gilleland s property, but acknowledges
that he did against hie person because of
the tatter a opposition to Bixley's marriage
wuhhis sietßi*. The case will come up
lor nnal hearing to-day.
Personal
Mr John h. Little, of this City, has re
ceived the appointment of Assistant Quar
termaster with the rank of Captain in the
.* o. Army. Mr. Little has been in ser
vice since the commencement of the war
“ private and officer, and his appoint
met to the responsible position of Quar
termaster wsb well designed. He will
make an efficient officer.
Return of Battery A.
Battery A, Captain Knap, has returned
to the city from Virginia, where they were
located at Hancock. The officers and
men so conducted themselves during their
Stf? gt Hancock, as to win the good es
esteem of al> good citizens, which the Ist
t6r manifested by presenting tha 3a.tt.ery
with an address setting forth the facts.
They were mastered oat of service on Sat
urday,
Alleged hn^be^iement.
Commissioner Bailey,’ on Friday after
noon, committed to prison for trial at the
farm of the United Stateß Court, one
Jacob SepkjSF,,charged with taking ont of
;h« post-office, on or apoat the 6th inst.,
a letter dressed to Hrs. ft. ijryar, and
secreting and emDtHi'b'fi the same. Mrs.
Bryar has lost several letters ! <u &iy in the
Way charged, some containing money.
Appointment.
Captain Hays, in addition to his duties
as Chief of Artillery in this Department,
has been appointed commander of the
Fost here, and mustering and disbursing
officer tor this point. Colonel Loomis, it
seems, was ordered here as chief of artil
lery of the Monongahela Department bv
mistake, and he has returned to his old
position in the army of the Cumberland.
Drowned
A little boy about five years of age, the
son of a German glass-blower, residing in
Denman street, Birmingham, was acci
dently drowned while playing on the river
bank above the Birmingham bridge, on
Friday evening.
Railed.
_ On Saturday morning Commissioner
Sproul admitted Michael Hanck to bail in
the sum of $l,OOO for his appearance at
uie October term of the District Court.
The charge preferred against him is for
obstructing the draft.
The Panhandle Railroad.
The Steubenville Herald says that this
road will be in running condition by the
Ist of Apnl next and that the work is be-
P r f,t ß6d «e°roosly upon the bridge at
that city. Operations on an extensive
scale are also going on at this end of the
hue, a large number of men being emplov
ed on the tunnel, the bridge and the road
way.
The Tnnneli
The work of excavating the tunnel un
der the Fourth street road is completed,
the only crossing hging the bridgs.
Military.
A new military company has been formed
at blew Castle, which will be ready for
service in any emergency in which it may
be called upon.
Shot Himself.
W. ara now oantfMtnrlas e rarorfo, *ri ttola cf
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long their stay two nights longer, and
will appear to night with an entire change
of programme. Notwithstanding the in
a- I w “ rm weather they have succeed
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ABUT OF TUG POTOMAC.
Reported Move of the Enemy
Hebei Despondency at Mobile,
The Mississippi Still Open.
BATTLES WItTtHE INDIANS.
LATEST from TENNESSEE.
WAsmxi.To.v, August 10, — Evening. —
information received here to night, says:
ere haß been no change in the position
o e two armies, so far as can at pres
ent be known. Bat there are some vague
suspicions that the Rebels are abont to
attempt a flank movement on our left
humors have reached our army from the
vicinity of Dumfries that large rebel
forces are approaching this place.-
Bat this is denied at Headquarters.
However it may be we are ready for
them in that quarter. A New Orleans
of the n°ee h f t u M ,. 6 , tateS that the feeling
I Tht h v e P „,° P - 6 °J M ° blle 19 verJ despondent I
y anticipate an attack every dav and
it is thought if the city wa7serkmslv
threatened it would surrender. 7
sir; r n°n laions ar l very high ’ and they de
to be fl e^? r fh B ‘ Ck and w °unded prisoners
to be sent there, as there is no way or
means of feeding them 7
increaBed° a^r ° D ° ff M ° bi ‘ e U beia S
. The Missißsipni river is still free from
interruptions, although it is said S
strong guerrilla parties are being organ
zed to annoy boats and destroy navigation
If this is carried out there will uot be a
its bant Wlth s 20 mUea of sde of
Si V"' 1 "* c “ t “
W ixi-hehtkr, Tenn., Au<- r . _ T .
rebels laat night burned half of the'bridge
in their possession at Bridgeport and
is supposed evacuated their®position.
Sheridan fired a tew rounds of artillerv
bnt there was no response, though an an’ i
pearance of a small force. S p
Oar troops at a point below on the Ten
nessee river caused this move.
1 he rebels who camn into our lines this
morning stated the rebels were 40 OW)
W This statement's
doubtless false. It is rumored Chat to
nooga is evacuated.
have been wUh^the^ladmns 8
killing fifty and losing seven. The In’
lans have been driven across the Mis-
Spted d a°n f d
otiered subst.tutes, which were accepted ,
Oi the drafted meQ
accepted and 0 paid the .*3OO commute
>H'- U8 ’ ? Ut ° f 4,,; drafted men, 180
soldiers have been obtained.
I be Conrt cf Inquiry, to investigate the
evacuation <0 f Winchester and Martins
and Deßussy. Captain R. N. Scott is
Judge Advocate. 8 I
OETRESS Mokroe, August IC.—The
Uted States steamer Guide arrived here
this morning from Mores City, N. C and
reports there had been no arrival from
Charleston for several days. The Gnick
also reports that yesterday off Cape Hut
teras a steamer spoke them, giving the
name ot Hudson from New York, si, in*
that Charleston was Uksn. The couclu g
eiou of the officers of the Guide is that the
?old mod WaB r a bloCkade runuer - and her
bold mode of reporting to the gnnboat
was a daring act. gunooat
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A Soft Rubber Syringes,
J act received at Just received at
No - 63 M " ket ■53$ 3
1 Lat6 NoJ J T morCial and Other
News from New Orleans.
p,, . , Mkmp hi3, Aug. 13.
dj the arrival of the mot,™ n “
to'i we have advices from New 060
np to the 6th instant. She brings upT
paasengers the 4th Massachusetts and 23th
Maine, Colonels Marah and Woodman in
command. These regiments are nine
months men.
The Continental arrived at New Orleans
on the 2d. On the day aho left, sales 0f
new and old crop sugar were made at 10
® lljc, with sale of prime at 1 U to ip c .
100 bbls, molasses sold nt Idc. '
[ Flour has declined to $7 75(, 8 00 f or
extra, the latter price for choice : 1 000
bbls. superfine sold on the sth at SGBS to
ML and l . h , at P nce wa3 v ery dull.—
at ™, or 8 hel f at | L ’ Pe r bushel, and oats
plr S mn PerJ ° 7 "' 3 - 5O,
Steam f r hornet has arrived at
Cairo 06 W ‘ i0 ’ m) bl,9hels of ™al from
Jsth?^re O Kd[,7Ml D f r °°
■ Harriet and Kee ’ HQei ' s^er >
»**
fortheahipment „l “4™
I Clerk Lloyd, of the Continental in.
I f rms , aß l £ at the Provost Marshal at Vicks
[burg has fixed the cabin passage for ofii
fcairof atVven
' Col. Comyn, of the ;ld Missouri Cav
alry, who was shot yesterday by his Lieu
tenant Colonel, is not dangerously wound-
The stock of cotton in the South, as ea-
IwTS PlanterB aUj . ~lhera ’ ia W-
Coir 8 P1 p at f° \? liey haa arrived, and the
clock' nenta Sa * ° th,s morain B at ten o’-
I Afifairs in Memphis and Helenu.
Mkmhhis, Aug. H.
ihere is nothing of importance going
1 on in thecity at present. Since the fall
I of Vicksburg there seems to be a perfect
lull in everything in the shape of news.
I Tr ade at Helena, so say the officers of
the Courier, IS partially open with the
I w? ck r° Untry \ an J those poor unfortunates
who for nearly two years. have been cut
- Sapphe ? of food and Nothing are
flocking in, purchasing the necessaries of
'horned retQrmn K’ rfjoicing, to their
bor the past two days the weather haa
been extremely hot. Many or o .rr citizens
are leaving for the North, where they can
mhale a cooler and purer atmosphere than
Eruption of Mount Etna
Accounts from Messina state that the
[volcano of Mount Etna is again vomiting
fire and lave. A new eruption is threat
ened in the direction of lironte. The in
rnarb‘l“nt“ ° r Cantuni .-re te rr ir, e d at the
formidable noise and the shower of ashes
and stoneß failing 1:1 that direction. The I
population of the mountain have made
preparations to quit theirdwellinps Their
[horßesare saddled, their cattle gathered
nn J tn h the,r ho »«t-hoi,I furniture packed
TO to be ready for immclis'e removal
t tec 6re f in chu rches, and
the relics of smnta are ,o be evnosed to
the piety of the faithful. Terror prevails
among the enure population.
'IRST NATIONAL BANK
or m rsiU KiiH
T.-K f,L. I p HKAS 'UKV DKPA UTMKNT I
I lul «i CoMrraOU.KR or THK Cl-aanscv L
w a " nsMDet,,n 1 “5-. Auj.-,ih. ism.)
I lo Iha E > fndorsilflmi ,t iItf|,'',,' 1 t f |,'', , ''Ir>' 1 r> ' presented
of i , On, lS ylv» ai ; i h*l LL rf*iJ‘“ ,U " Ilr . an , 1 St “ °
IV3. and has eoraidi-d »-Lh ail ol,ruar .>\ a*h,
said Act require! t 7 k* „ Provisions^
"bS‘is W 1 before
troller l?»C"ilV«l>.» C " il V«l>. 0o»,-
!^'L|f, KtiT NAX[,/\AL lufK”o'i } 'Vit4:
£IS and S, “‘° »r iSS
of Banking under l,a - ,lne3s
»aWaV.?h e r r f *" d
• ss p „ McCulloch.
- j “ :ij>t.‘o;ler i-t tue C’urroncy.
The Firs* Rational Bank
of Pittsburgh. Pa.,
ATE PlTl>li|<HtiH Hl ; jf OOMPANV
Capital $4o„,„ 0 „ „i„, |lrhi!lw (n
<‘rOON4» to f j „(>u.
oi the oonntry E.xchango on all parts
Tr^r'n™ 63 ' wh . ich has & tten Jed the Pittsburgh
'llpips^
offic h e O rsttdM e boi[>l,dUC " d »’ lh « »»•
THRECTOR9
Robert' V 'm. K. Nindrk.
XrdF ijSSlate
inos. WiKhtinan, Alex. Bradley
. a , fctamaol Rea.
JAMRS IADGULIN. President
. JOIIN O. tj'JULLY Cashier *
August sth, 1863; dJtwtf. *
ADVISE ALL oiTtt
Coanty Treafure^'wUbla^iho Rme and thereby be
Save 5 Per Cent.
you f rM{t anl ar ° I ' rOW,icd “« wiU be
aall-Bt<Uw
Pittsburgh Skirt Manufactory
OfKKED SAI.ES ROOMS
iHr m v!? c ; tJj 1 be ® ,en ™ to call tho attention
at tne pnbuo to my own manufacture ol skirts.
in this Stkte P “ ar|fer sMb than 1111 y wkolsaler
ad. Wo make a greater variety of Styles
m&'theu“it£is^? J « iesthM “ ny t,;ialUlfaotu;
«l^|tlfi 6^m d itfvLt ,, to m tolh^.a^oT
sreondej' ©y Qwn aopervison and entire oontrol*
ocstomeri can obtain skirt* from ‘
thu boose witbont paying a second profit
ly pnhiuld. 1 ™ 31 a * ,ortlneat of Cor6ets constant- ,
pe'S’ttodi^ 1 ' Jo " ,irlu ‘ ort <*««• u ; 0.,m
49 Market, cor. 3d, B*° '
jyll-lyd
OOJiCOSD GRAPE.' '
SMBRcntUNUUS
No. 29 FiftluS^et.
HADI»ZeHV*w
T ISON just leoaivod and for sfUobV
/AMES A, FEm»
conur Markat and (find
BEHO V A Jk ,
!!?• has hkhoveb
s™,?°.* b6low the-flirard
notice, to Ho, 145 Fifth street opposite the Coart
Hoofle* »p2l ! t£.
SIVBB INTELLIGENCE.
Post or PITTS BURGH.
T- arrived,
irrßnkhn, Eonuoti. u.,..
Gallatin, Clarke/* Brow pviil«.
Jim Reese, PeabltsA v •.
Oil City, Wheeliny 2ab6 " ! ‘
DEPARTED
Franklin, Bennett. Brownav>n«
Oallatin. Clarke. do
Jun Reese, Peebles, Elizabeth
Muscatine, Robinson, St. Louis.
ffhony. UnJ - ihe fiir °n »s irom the AUq!
lean,er topi. J. j. Bol> .
i° the Northern Ttnl!‘n C,511t steaul or belonging
destination. she t"°i & d 5£ aD i 3 \ ha 3 left for her
feet lone, ana was bii , r T hee f teamer .
;“he was visited by a lareo n,? ar a leBS r 0f e *Pense.
there was but ol!e opin °o£ W 0 0> or s°ns and
th„; T : tha ‘ B >»> w os tho°boat of 6^ rcs,)eot * ng
f o° was tbe '>est adapted “nd
that has left this port for srmSV fltte(l °?t boat
bluit undor the superintend on n 6 ' , She was
son nmi Commodore R. c Qray !n^ ftobin
n credit to all concerned in eetAoSc 13 certainly
cabin was. bnilt fromTew dozens tt^ P ar Tha
ean, superintended by Mr Isanc Oninot ’ J* 0 , 1 !!-
now boat, Savannah (W \f l me - Th cyhavea
plcted. CaptJ J RnKi«^ t - lM!U ‘°I I ;S? ar, y com
and a general favor? 13 an Pittsburgher
eierk if Mr J. f &X ev^ W a h ? re - . The first
recommending the b£a t I>lea6Uro in
“iX nificent Btea ™er
I-ean leaves on Tucsdav°fni Capt. Alex.
This boat is entirely now n^ lro an st - Louis.
the superimendenco J of Jai>t^Wm a n 1,,111t Dnder
the best and most , U .™S; i f of
the West. She is an aN O V eo3 at buil< ? ins ia
Jus! c ii] down and take a lnoV Q ?k no rai? take.
have „„.re tnY? y a gef‘re shVle^ We shall
*-«r J:> annvllle, C airo *
T 1 ESDAY, August ]S
AMfiRFPA Alar n UBh passenger Bteamer
For frelBh£ « %&£ “oY
’ f I-iCK, Agent,
oTeabboat ieiscri
W2B • H AgT,T, I y
Has opened in ofSoo at
s;° 00 WATER STREET
Carpels, Oil Cloths,
WINDOW SHADES.
Prices reduced at the |
JilW CJABPET STORE
M’FARLANDj COLLINS & CO
71 *73 FIFTH STREET,
Between the Pel office an,l Dispatch
KuildluK.
Hes.rinc to ] urol aso for tho Fall trado
An Kiitlrel, .^c M stock,
0 ar-OMUingall foods now on hand at prices
ery I-Juch l>el..TV- i rajent Jn.uket r.-ites.
0 Miwmliy i 11,;.,. <' l6 attention of
'Min- Borchanls an.l Wholesale Buyers,
am'>d&w
HO rSEKl'Kpfjis
FURNISH OT« STORE.
OOOIJKS FOR TIIE
hitches.
1 Brushos
f Baskets
, Jelly Moulds
i o ash Basins
: Cup Mops
I Wire Sieves
Coal Scuttle
otoyo Polish
I Knife Washes
, Basting SpoouJ
! Coffee MiUs
! 'N ash Boards
I Sauce Pans
; Kird Roasters
I Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
h<re Beaters
Flour Paib
Water FUterors
Pia Plates
Clothes Wringers
Woodon Spoons
ButtorPrints
Wash Tubs
Soap Cups
Toast Fores
Sad Irons
Meat Prossas
Castors L c3?\i ti
ma~ ESS*—
ChUdrou’a d (3u Pa Murt^fsSS*
feu^tl^^ 6 " & P e^ he " “
CBTIEBT,
cp?a Ha t ledKD jr gSST
Tea Trays o? U8 “t? i 7aiter 3
f&y&Ln g£Sf
Befrigeratnrs I Wa'S’r C^^To
FOB TUB CHAMBER.
Foot 6 Baths | nh ata h Ca if iors
Infant’s Baths Chamber Buohots
Matross Brushes 1
Shaving ihns? I bUad “
|K,!a s —"l xjw
MISCELLANEoiIfi.
Libraey Steps n„... Xl *
BinPr <i ‘ oiie3 Vestas * *
vlEi<Sff“ - ;
g" d d 4 Vinte Frames FkriS* KnlV63
STOBk of l “ med al r **®>nable prices at the NKW
Tin Waro,
Wooden Ware
bpiee Boxed
Cur Tubs
•Mnw utters
Uair Sieves
Mince Knivea
■Silver Soap
Chamois tArins
y&eTyor?
Gridiruu*
Lemon Sguoesers
Mew Pans
W atie Irons
Pish Kettles
llaui Boilers
Craters
Larding Needier*
Pudding Pans
Bread Pans
Butter Ladles
Iron Holders
Mep Ladder?
Keelers
Clothes Line*
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread Boxes
Scoops
Ts*k m
BILVBB P
KAY & RICHARDS,
*iO- 30 FIFTH STREET.
>'irßt door below the Exchange Bank.
<lolivered froa of charge in tha
ManSrTn!
* no
"IcfOLISTER * BAER,
108 Wood Street;,
A“ockof LI,ISG OFT THEIII L4BOE
tobacco, smjffasd segaks.
at Ihe very lowest
Cash Figures,
Call and examine oar stock before pnrchasir
elsewhere. fy23 9ti*'
£IHEAP BOOTS AS H SHOES
IWGGB,
JIU 5 bbls fresh **
AMDSEMENTB,
Pr ee, of Admiasion, 35, ar, Bn.l Fsceiiu'*
Ke.erveA Seats, 50 Cent. '
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVEN-
August 17th and 18th, 1868.
far Two Sights More
, o fbe- e era:U .C-tmpbeU’s Minstrel,
T9E ENTIRE TROUPE
,S SKW SPEOUUHEiI --
_5555i 1A1, notices.
J. i/. COR.VWRLL..
COISWWffiMi&aEBB 8 "
MFACTUREBS
SILVER & BRASS PLATERS *
and mannfaotnrct-g of ’
Saddlery and Camatre Hardware.
• 7 S" Cirur Street, and Daunesno Way
miti in oar th© • Bridge-.) • *
-™ PHTOBPBOg, p A .
: OTTm X OI ®ON NOT THE HEAD
i W i^S^ TE op sii*veb,
P-l 0110 ’ 8 hair dye.
Certified to be PURE-SAFE-ONEQDALLED
by Dr. Chilton, of New York,
mlt ane 0 ?! eminent Chemists,
junous to tho hair. m «re<uent that is in-
PBESEBVA.
ffiglsE-MSESfia
cents sland $2, per bottle, aeoordln.
~ fyl3d&w{lmo
lisi
h»« »1d b in my“fam& r th | roars I
\ onetmn Liniment ldJ i? r «t-^ nbl *' celeb rated
found it fal>y canal tnk* n CXcry instance have
have found it to I
lief in cases of mstantanoous re
tore throat, 3 'dh r e 0 ,? P ' b I! ““ ooKo,
rheumatism, and I che er fn7it J^ d baok a ?<f
trial to every one afflict*^ r £lH!? recommend its
named diseases. ed w, * b any °f the above
Hartford. Conn-, Oct lfithY IBM - WARNER -
immim
SHg&BS
™ E HEALING AKT.
action V conld th ie fcy 00 d H eased
emetic That mercury or tartar
"madewhole‘ by lo fo^™!' 1 • ° n^
Chronio Dysentery r " n,0 J i]?rrt»a.
CASE OP ROSCOE K. WATSON.
°K,u' B . rand York ,-
fjfthffiassissfiys^^
panv were Quite a nnSbe?Mmtmber! SMU
workod in your Laboratory ItdiTTS? 8 w “^P a<l
pulY“tJ siok ' sSSS^wSSfISSdSIS
SSS oTred n fngo°S
tiro company would Bign. the -n»
f am* respeotfulTy yours
I*itUbuYYh M, ' , ° KeiJssaib - 13.S 0 l!ley.
- Jyliujrwjtfo
GRAND MASS MEETING
OT„ T B?0 E TS^H D 0 S ES°^eSb , io ß d^'
CONCERT BALL SHOE STORE,
62 Filth Street,
|l»ald 3 1®sr f wM^T«
Closing Out of Spring Stock,
Don t fail to attend this meeting and
jour friends with you.forthefr»nnttri««onng
OaBBB TO PBACB,
WO. 63 FIFTH STREET.
rg» H K
WHSWE S Sl|»
Sewing Machine
Was awarded a
« CLASS PBBB MEDAL,
—AT THE —
WOBLD'S FAIR LONDQg, ENGLAND,
where all the Machinea of
EUROPE AND AMERICA
were in competition,
atdu! wo h r| lndUStrialßlpositila “- Part >- **“««.
IJsalted states. Fair
Bt, n^or£n!?fi e n la,>llin ? s haTe been exhibited.
Co. and Grover & Baker Of m Smger<fc
there weresold duriTg
gy J r sSr««*e p & Wilson,
gy J; &*n»er- & C 0...
By Qrover £ Balter
f^M in fi. WflE r EIjER * WILSON’S sa l n to bs
baoy iVaTcoMto,' ’ SeWin * MftShill<, eom '
OFFICE, 57 FIFTH STIIEHT. PITTSBUBaH
Xliis Machine taahea tha ' LOO STITCH
and ranhs highest on account of the elasticity
beanty and general detdrabiener
ofltet lr E !*,'i < ; U , ?B "lit? done and the wide rang e
s&rerfo n rrf RePOrt &f th °
£jONWfBATEB ’ “* "
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF BUCHD,
for all diseases of the
Bladder & Kidneys.
ono half dozen for $3 50.
Orders by mail promptly filled.
A. J. RANKIN & CO..
Druggists, 63 Market ®tre r
PITF9BB r
R. HUTCHIN''
(latb of lxbch <k Hr
'OMMISSIOS 4 fOBW* *
western
Flour, Grain, 1
Aflhea. p
Best Bran^
91,305
10,953
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