v UAiLiV POST. PKTTt AiULL A 4 0., NO. 37 PARK HOW.SJfitV YORK, and O STATE bTREET, BOSTON are our agents for the Itiiily &nd WeefaJy Font in those cities, and are au - burned to take Advertisements and Subscription* or us at our Loiseat Ilatct. 49-See First & Third Pages for Com mercial Daily Marketsau<l River News MORNING, AUG’ 18. OITKj Afiii KlilGllßOßiiOOif umUBI A Trip to H'incheater. A friend of’ onrs who has jnst returned from Winchester gives the following par ticnlars ol the trip. His business to Win cheater was to examine some of the re* I cords’, but on arriving there he found that the records at Winchester and Martins burg had been removed, no one knew whither. In going there he was fortunate enough to fall in with an escort of 250 cav alry belonging to a New York and to the 12th Pennsylvania Regiment. On last Wednesday night they came within eight miles of Winchester and camped, bnt about one o’clock they broke up camp and start ed for the town. There they were fortu nate enough to captures man by the name of Shearer, a guerrilla Captain, who had before been taken prisoner, but was re leased upon his parole. He had left his '•company out of the town, and had ven- V turned in for his breakfast. He was taken to Martinsburg and placed in prison. The country does not Bhow much sign of the ravages of war, and a person pas sing throngh it, would scarcely realize the fact that war had desolated this beautiful 'country. Most of the grain crops had been harvested, and the growing corn and clover looked fine. Some of the corn had not been worked since planting, on ac count of tho scarcity of horses, and in fact stock of all kimls was very scarce. At one place where they stopped to breakfast (one of the few places where they could obtain anything to eat,) the price of a meal was fifty cents in federal currency, or two dollars in secesh money. The woman sta ted that she had offered $35 for a barrel of flour, and $5O for two loads of wood, in secesh money, but could not get it. The stores in Winchester were all closed, and the people were veiy anxious for the pres ence of some of Uncle Sam’s boys A Female Npy. Florence Keyser, a young Miss of “Bweet sixteen,” was brought to Wheeling nignt before last, charged with being a spy, and was placed in jail. She is a resident of Hardy County, Va M and was in the em- Eloy of Gen. Harness, who had offered er a good horse, saddle and bridle, and $2OO, if she would spy out and report the number of our men, and their position at Greenland Gap. Auothor young Miss was with her but escaped. Miss Keyser was captured near Burlington by Col. Mulli gan. Command oi Iron-Cladg. There has been considerable change iu the commaud of iron clads near Charles ton since the light in April. The follow ing is their organization in the pending fight: New Ironsides—Commanded by Capt. Stephen 0. Rowan, who distinguished himself at Newb. rn. Patapsco—Commanded by Lieut. Com mander 0. C, Badger, of Baltimore, who is also acting as Captain of Ordinance on the Staff of Admiral Dahlgren. Cattakill —Commanded by Lfioui. Com. C. C. Carpenter. Weehawken —Commanded by Com man der Calhoun. Montauk — Commanded by Captain Fairfax. -Commanded by Lieut. Com Passaic- Simpson. Nabaot —Commander.*olin Downs Nantucket CL mm an tier Heaumonl Burning of fcUo HuIU. Suspicions of foul play in the recent burning of the steamer Ruth on the Miss issippi river are entertained, it is alleged that the large amount ci money presumed to be oil board tor the payment of the sol diers in Gen. Grant's army could not have been burned, and it is suspected that the mbney was not there, and that the boat was destroyed to conceal an enormous rob bery. The matter is to 1 e suhj *cted to a rigid investigation. Draft iu New York It is understood that the draft will com mence in New York on Wednesday.— The Common Council passed an ordinance Friday, appropriating $3,000,000 to ex emptpocr men from the draft by furnish ing substitutes. Fiitmen are to be ex empted without regard to necuniary re sources. Scarcity of Physicians. Tho Mayor of Norfolk, Virginia, 6ays geveral physicians are wanted in that city, and can obtain immediate good practice. The physicians being required by An aet pf the Legislature of Virginia to take the oath of allegiance to the United ■States Government refuse to do ao gene rally, and there is but one doctor in the city qualified to practise. A row took place in Fifth street, last night, between two men in which knives were freely used. One was badly cut about his hands and wrist, and the other about the arms. The friends of the parties hur ried them away, ao that no arrests were made, neither could we learn any further particulars of the fight. A Slagnifieeufc Pen. We advise our readers who wanta good, reliable and valuable pen to buy Miner’s Aluminium Pen, one of the best, cheapest and moct popular pens ever made. These pens are sold at twenty cents a dozen, put np on cards of twelve each. .Sheriff*. It is reported that Geo. R. Riddle will *be appointed to fill the vacaucy occasioned in the Sheriffality by the death of Harry Woods, Esq. The appointment will prob ably not be made before the latter part of this week. Teacher's Elected. The foliu w pg teacherß have been elect ed in ChartiK"a township: No. 1, Bell’s School —Robert Hodgson; No. 2, Scul ly’s School —Wm. G. Duff; No. 3, Hodg- Bon‘s School —A. W. Smith ; N 0.4,.4, Kerr’s Bchool—H. Collins principal, £nd Miss Mary E. McCall, .assistant. Peirolefitn. There was but little doing in the market yesterday, \vhich was firm at barrels returned, or 29 barrels included. The re ceiptsfor the 24 hours ending at noon yes terday was within a fraction of 2,200 by river. Sodden Death. A rotfT* by nAmti of Robert Alexan der, a met>l runner in the employ of Jaa. Rees, died V?ry suddenly on Saturday afternoon from the effects of drinking ice water, while in an overheated condition. He was forty-eight years of ago, and lived on Depot alley near Water street. He Still Lives. Matthew Green was still alivo last night, although some of his attendants thought that mortification was about to ensue. Men do sometimes recover from the effects of awful wounds, but we think that Green’s case is about as hopeless as a man with hie head cut off. Boat Bollding. There are thirteen new boats finishing at the Monongahela wharf, some two or three of which will be ready to leave this ireek. ; A Wheeling Soldier Murdered, A soldier by the name of Wm. Frazier, was brutally murdered in Cumberland, Md., last Thursday night. He entered a saloon with four members of a Maryland Company, and soon affrer got into a dis pute with them, when two of them Seized and held him, while the other two killed him. He was stabbed five titnes; twice in the back, once in the breast, once in the forehead, and once in the side of the neck. Two of the murderers escaped, but the other two were placed in jail heavily iron ed. Frazier left a wife and three children residing in Wheeling. The Markets. The price of fruits and vegetables ai Wheeling are said to be exorbitant.— That‘s just what they are here. New Boat. A new boat to be called the A, J. Swee ney, was launched at Wheeling last Satur day afternoon. Her dimensions ore, deck 157 feeb; beam 33 feet; holu 4 feet 6 inches. Capt. Nhanley. This officer who fell overboard from a steamboat on its way to Parkersburg one day last week, was not drowned as re ported, but saved himself by swimming ashore. The Dogs. How about the dog ordinance? We see hosts of worthless curs running around the streets without muzzles, or any other indication that they are entitled to roam in maiden meditation, fancy free. Drowned, A young man by the name of Alexander McCrnm, was drowned near Sweeny , s glass-house, at Wheeling, on Saturday nigh t. Summer Resorts The proprietors of summer boarding houses are enjoying a harvest just now. The largest fall far short in accommodating the crowds which have left the cities du ring the heated term. The pure air and enticirg shades of the Allegheny Moun tains receives the fullest endorsement this year. In the vicinity of Cresson the farm houses are crowded. The Logan House, at Altoona, is filled with gay parlies. Gib bons’ Hotel, near Loretto, is over-full, and is a beautiful and tempting spot. The Cresson House, under the management of G. W. Mullen, is gay and festive, evtry squar> appropriated about the building, ; except a tew rooms which are reserved for transient customers. George enjoys the joke, but comports himself with greet composure. Pittsburgh Theatre. The Theatre will be opened on Satur day night with one of the best stock com panies that ever trod its boards. Mana ger Henderson has, daring the recess in the theatrical season, been through all the Eastern cities making his selections, and has endeavored to select only such as were the most deßtrable, and best in their par tieular role. Their names are us follows: Messrs. G. S. Kames, Chas. Love-day. F. Chippendale, J. O. Seflou, J. Kenton, W. Hamiltun, M. Ward, K. Ogden, 11 . Lewis, J. Seymour, T. Lawton, W. G. Garrison; Misses Annie Eberle, M. Beckn, Funny Burt, Annie Ward, Minnie Lenman, Isa bella Ilowitt, Miss Phillips, Miss Jimdlh, and Mrs. Hamilton. Mr. Geo. Burt will bothy leader ol the Orchestra. HanJk A ole Kevieiv Kennedy's Bank Note Review, lor Aug. 15th, is before us. Oa the outside page we find a notice of lon now counterfeit Get a Review, and you may save jourseif much loss. Deputy |!.N. 11 ursluil John Herron linn Imen appiui.'.i-d 1);; 11 ij United States Mar dial lor this District Last Nl&ht of the CautphelL. To night ia posit.ivi-ly the last night of the Campbells. Since their stay in this city they have made a host of friends.— The eccentricities of Ned. Ih»vis and Johnny Booker, the beautiful guitar solos of Mr. Gonld, the warbling of Mr. Green, the dancing of Master Eidy, the ballads of Mr. Gray, the deep bass voice of Mr. Gu lick, and the varied performances of Mr. Waddee, and the others make up a ho. t of talent no*, easily forgotten. They next appear at Cleveland, where we wish them that success they so deservidly merit. New Music Charlotte Blame, 43 Fifth street, has received the beautilul piece of music on titled “ I remember the hour when sadly we parted,” an answer to l * Weeping sad' and lonely.” It is arranged either for the piano or guitar. Words by Ednor Rossi ter, mußic by B. Frank Walters. Hotel for Rent. The “ Maaßey House,” located on the corner of Rosa and Breckenridge Btrcets opposite the Pittsburgh and Conuellsvillc 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 tho business a fine i n portunity ia now offered. Immediate pos session will bo given. Apply to Tuos. Moore, No, 180 First street. DIED : On Monday noon, August 17th. Mr.. iIcQUAIL'E, in the year of her a„*e The funeral trill take place tliis Xvksi»av a) ternoon, August lfitli, at I o'clock, from the resi denoe of her sister, Mrs. l'ioml, Xu. lit (jrant street to proceed to st, Mary’s Cemetery, GB£YB£ St Bakbb’9 Sewing Machines, for f - <y are the best inus>n. JLm. OtL&TQNAY, Oonoral 18 Fifth street. Pittabcrch. f 1 t joasrn uni. AHTHOSTU ■ 7 r JOSEPH MEYER k SOR FAH€7 ASD FA.5L515 WAREHOUSE, 136 HMITHSTELD I }< t (Between Slztb rtroet and Vlrsi" PITTHiii, !;4. 6> STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES J.9W Prloes, PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE, TORRENCE & McGARR, 4f>OTH I'J CA HI K H. Gora**- fourth and Market etreetn, Pittsburgh. DRUGS i DRUGS! DRUGS I MEDICINES ! MEDICINES ! MEDICINES ! MEDICINES ! CHEMICALS ! CHEMICALS ! chemicals; chemicalli DYES l DYES I DYES I PAINTS!PAINTS| PAINTS! PAINTS I PAINTS! PAINTS! PAINTS!PAINTS I PAINTS ! OILS I OILS! OILS I SPICES I SPICES I SPICES-i SPICES! SPICES 1 SPICES! SPICES! SPICES! SPICES! SPICES ! SPICES! SPICEF ! Soda, Cream Tartar, Kns. Mustard, Ac. French. English, and American Perfumery, and Toilet artioles. Brushes. Trusses, Patent Medicinoa. and all Druggist articles, Strictly Pitre articles. Dow prices. Ta. Physicians Prescriptions accurately com pounded at all hoars. .... Faro Wines and Honors fcr rnodicnm u.e only. isp.-diy." I Sill SUGAR CUBED HAMS, Wv oho'ce brands, Swift, Evans A Co. oared for sale »t No. 4 Diamond by fyft J. DUNLBNY. TELEGRAPHIC. LATEST FROM (MARLESTOKr THE MONITORS PREPARING FOR ACTION. NORTH CAROLINA DESIRES PEAC Steam Boiler Exploded NEW GOLD DISCOVERY ON COLO RADO RIVER, LATE foreign news & C, &c. Ac. &c. Fortress Monroe, August 10.—The steamer S. R. Spaulding arrived this morning from off Charleston. She left Morris Island on Friday morning at It o’clock. On Thursday evening the moni tors weie all stripped and prepared ior ac- tion, and at daylight on Friday the bat teries on Morris Island opened their fire, which lasted an hour or two when it ceased. The monitors did not fire a shot, and as soon as the batteries ceased firing, they withdrew and put up awnings. No explanation is made of this move ment. > The strongest confidence is expressed of a favorable result. Our informant says that during the short engagement on Friday morning he saw several shots strike Fort Sumter, causing bricks and mortar to fly profußcly. One of our officers, who left Morris Island on Friday, says that upon receiving instructions in regard to conveying news by Quartermaster Dunton, he asked him, ‘•What shall I tell onrfriends at Fortress The Quartermaster replied, ‘‘dell them that a great battle came ofl hero on Saturday the 15th, or Sunday the 16th, and that we shall be victorious.” N J :w August 17.—The Captain of the brig Mountaineer reports that on the - s :h insi.. in latitude 43 deg. longitude 'u minutes, heard heavy cannonading for about two hours. Heniy Fulton, of the murderers of Col. O’Brien, was brought before the Supreme Court to-day, on a writ oi Habeas Corpus. The writ was dismissed and the prisoner remanded. Brigadier Gen. Kevre, of the Excelsior Brigade, has been dismissed the service for marching his brigade throe miles from the action ou the morning of the battle of Chancellorville. Nmvrkkn, N. Ang I t —Brigadier General J. N. Palmer is now in command "f li.e is. h Army cor; * with his head quarters at Nrwbern. Mupr .1. N. Whit ford, ofthr rebel car dry, visiied this city on the i Ith instant, under ading of truce, to inquire- as to the truth ot the reports of ill treatment of the prisoners confined here, and was in : >rmed that hot only were the reports un true, Lut that twn thirds of them desired to take the '"nili ;,11egiauc s i a:< to re ■na-ti w.,hi.’. (.nr lines. The Washington New Em ot the loth irist. republishe.s fioin -the Raleigh Stand ard-o! July hist, an able editorial of four ( idumtiii m h-Mgi U, denouncing the treach ery :ii the couteJeride leaders, showing the falsity of th; :r and ill sue cc-s-i t heir ( il-ii tv, Mating that portions ••mly of but five ( .[ the original thirteen remain in tie- hands of the ronfed '•mey, and prej nsing t-. North Carolina in h*rr sovereign capacity to make immedi ate overture ! 1 < ilie North f.. r peace. .'lkm.-ius, A 1",. A recent rival rj expedition from Corinth,, released 2'»o conscripts tak.'ii by Forrest.. A company of Coleman's men came into Corinth on I uesday. from Waynesboro.they were con scripted and had several fights with Bif llea. They refused to go, and armed them selves and reported at Corinth, to enter iho l . 8. service. Nothing new from below. Nkw York. August 17. —The new steam er City of \\ uuli-.nglon, trorn Liverpool on the 4th arid <Tieenßtowu on the nth, has arrived. ihe ship Constitution, from Philadelphia, for \ alparaiso, was captured on the ‘doth ol June by the pi rate Geor gia and released on giving bonds. The crew arrived at Trinambueo. The ship City ol Bath. Iront Callao for Antwerpt, was at Pernambuco after having been cap tured by the Georgia, aud released on ran som. Reports say that the barque Con rad, captured by the Alabama on the l'dth of J one, was armed by ber and not des troyed. Ihe ship Sunrise, from Liver pool for New York, was, it seems, cap tured by the Florida in lat. 40, long. 118, and reloa-ed on a ransom bond for t!0,000 dollars. The change of tone on the part of the London Saturday Review, hitherto one of the strongest advocates ot secession in England, excites much comment. That, journal looks upon the recent Fed eral victories as great, if not decisive, and in a measure gives up the cause of the South as virtually lost. The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce held its half yearly meefing on the :ld. 1 he speakers expressed the opinion that the American war was not far from its close, including .James Spence the notori ous secession advocate. The Polish national government had ordered a forced loan of 21,0011,000 llorius. A proclamation from the same source re jects every compromise not based upon the independence of Poland and the boun daries of 1772. Several insurgent leaders were hung at Warsaw. Advices are said to have reached Paris from New York that the Government haß definitely renounced conscription, and the fact is attributed to the progress! of pacific ideas in the North. The Polish question is unchanged. Paris journals charge England with holding back from the identical note now, ami that it is a question of taking a de cided step and place tho responsibilities ol a solution on Eugland. A Vienna journal also asserts that no understanding as to, replies to Russia is yet arrived at. The London Herald asserts that Eng land and Austria are completely in ac cord, and will simply demand for Poland those treaty rights whrch Russia in Bub stance acknowledges acd shows a disposi tion to Concede. Rumors of an intended outbreak at Warsaw on the 9th are current. The National Government has warned the people against moving before the sig nal. The London Times in an editorial upon American affairs ijb depicted by the ad vices by the Great Eastern and the Asia, regards the federal success checked and the confederates as having rallied and offered something of the old determined resistance. It says in point of fact the so far successful federate are for the moment checked. Their victories have been con siderable, but they do not seem to aee the way to follow them up; such a difficulty is not likely to be lessened-if they continue to press into the confederates’ country. The Times says that under these cir cumstances, it iB a stroke of smart policy ol the New York papers to declare that the new draft lor three hundred thousand men is intended only for a war with Great Srilffig, b;U wilh General Lee still threat ening them upou tho Polcrngp tfie federal Government will find enough on their hands at home. However, they are no doubt right to resort to any clap trap or violence to enforce the conscription, for it is quite evident that if they canuot re inforce their armies their invasion of the South must come to a stand. The Daily News looks upon events in a totally different light. The latest news, it says, records a number of additional Fed eral which show that the Union forces are turning to account their recent victories, by pushing forward at every point of their extended line. The Star remarks that time is effectu ally fighting the battles of the Union. nans papers assert that the throe pow ers, France, England and Austria, are fully resolved to act in union iu their re plies to the Russian note. They will send separate replies, and also a collective and identical note. Washington, August 17 —It was ascer tained to-day, on inquiry at the Bureau of the Commissary General oi prisoners, that it is proposed to exchange eighteen thousand of the paroled prisoners for l! • equal number the South has in its pos session belonging to onr army. It. is md yet known whether the arruugea; -'.: is perfected. Newbern, N. C., August 1;-;. - A con script jnst from Wilmington reports that within the past few days sovenUon large steamers have arrived at. that port, Kving run the blockade, loaded with stores for the rebel army, among which are 1*6,000 English rides, 16,000 army blankets, 131 readymade uniforms, 23,000 cases ready made army shoes, 11 locomotives, 6 rifled cannon of heavy calibre, and five cargoes of railroad iron. Unsviu.K, Aug. 11. A Nashville srivale, Hiram Reynolds, of the 82d, was iaDg for the murder of Washington Hos car of the same regiment. Lieut. 1,. C. Hodges has been assigned to Chief Quartet-mastership of the Depart ment of the Cumberland. The river has fallen three feet on the shoals. MrsfATise, lowa. August 17. A little Steamer just built here, while on a trip yesterday morning, exploded her boiler at Barrows landing, instantly killing Samuel W. Barrows, the builder, and ten others were scalded and otherwise injured, some of whom filially. San Francisco, August 15 —Accounts conn' via Los Angelos ol the discovery of n. Very rich and extensive gold mining re gion, Bing east of the Colorado river. l.ap.r.- other recently formed mining companies on the Colorado, have be< n dceeited for the new mines, which arc de scribed as another California. MABKBT3 BY TELEGRAPH, Nmv V..KK, Aiiyipt IT.—Caton < }U u:t an.l on* elianKe.l at ... o-o, 1,,r mijilline upland- Flour Heavy an.! p> e'"- nyiin dealined or - ; ,;v„, n II 1 "!", ! ' xt C. 'V! |0: F". Xto tor Extra n, Jl. o unit >. ! ■'<., t., r Tni-lo Itr„n.le. the market rlostra hrniy. V. h,-ky linn a: fur .'mil prime. 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J WiiKK'-AJ, liy -..ti,,ry avid-nro i-i-antel to thoun ler-aincd. ,t ha." tiocn ai.ilc to o-.i.oiir \?*\ o', 1 ?', f.ihst national hank of I'r/f'- Ll RtJh.in tho Ou:.-y of Allegheny and Stan of Pennsy-vamn h«u- been »iui> orznniz’v.t under !inil accordm* to the reijuireme:.; • i • the Aot nf pihß-o:*, entitled "mi Aft t., ~r , .vi,li a Naponal Liorenev. "mired la a ; ledne , r -late- Stock?, anti to proviJe tir the oircu::v• i*.n uni re demption thoreot. 1 ' approved lebruary 25th i\.j. and u.lcomplied w»th all the pr.-vidou« < t saut ,\cl rcMuirot t.» ho ‘ complied with befo-o commencing the busing of H.in«iru; TiiKUKKoRK, i. Jlutsh McCulloch. Perm br?lle[.' | 1 l v 'ur ent>y i hereby certify that tftc s:, ( l ' r NAI !'../> AL bank oF i-ittf Ul KUli. f-oanty o! Allegheny and State <;I Penn sy Jvania. is authorized toc .miucncc the bu<incfN of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof witness my hand and ioal of oth ;c, this sth day of August, 18-3- "~! IU’OK McCl I.LOCH. Comptroller uf the Currency. The First National Bank ol Pittsburgh, Pa., -TK PITTSBURGH TRUST (MPAM CnpUnl stO<l,UOO.n iOi privilege «o in croaMC lo $1,000,000. . TJ 10 Piitsburgh Trust Company haying .lrpm lzod under the aot to provide a Nationnl Cur -5??S?l. und .? r ,ho u,l ° nl the FIRST N tvTIONAL f * I PI ITS BURGH, would respectfully "“Of Its services for the collection of Notes, Craps, Billsot Exchange, &c„ roocivo money on dooosit ana buy an i sell Exchange on all parte of the coantry. Ihe success which ha 3 attended the Pittsburgh Trust Company sinoe its organizat ; on In 1852, will we bonvo bo a sufficient guarantee that business entrusted to the new organization will reeoive the some prompt attention. Having a very extensive correspondence with Hanks and Bankers, throughout the country, we believe wo can offer nnu-ual facilities to those who do business with m. The business will bo conducted by the satno officers and directors. lUlrtcrrolt.-i Jtimes Luughlin. Robert r< Hay*. Thomas Bril, 'J bos. Wijjhtinan, Win. K. Njmii'k. Alexander Speer, Franei* il. Builcy Alex. Bradley, Samuel Hon, JA M Krf I.AUGHLIN, President JOIIN li. SCI’LLY,Caahior. August sth, 18tio;dikwtf. li K M T 0 MT It Y. raiEKTH EX T KACTEI) WITHOUT -M. pain by the use ol Dr. Oudry's apparatus. J. F, HOFFMAN, DENTIST. All work warranted. 13J SmithlleM Street, Pittsburgh WE WOULD ADVISE aEL OUK friends to call and pay thoir taxes to tho County Treasurer within the time and therohy Save 5 Per Cent. If you wait and o,ro cr-iwdod out it will bo your own fault auli-Std^w DUILD£ES AmDUDHTBAeiOStS Wc «« now manufacturing a suparicr of Zj X »£ E , which wa arc prepared to deliver from our COAI, TAJtlh 509 UEKBTT ff-TBEET. Beat Quality of Coal alnaji c& hand as usual. a*R DUU&NCEi, STEWABT & CO. Dwellings and lots at low Prices—Five twostory dwelling houses with lots IT feet front on l’aj e'testreot. near Peril *t,. byr-Odoep loan alley Price ofoach hou'o>7i'x" Terra. 9 ono*third remainder in cue and* two yean urs6oo cash. Al*<. a ’wo story dwelling hoB.-e and lot 29 foot front by ou deep to »n alloy sUuiito at tho comer ofFayotle utreei and (jurri eon alloy. Price time, or $9OO co^h Apply t> S, CUTHBiBKT & SONS. fll Market sL | R KEGS SHOT. .1.9 jostreceiTedandforsal-by james Boh n, r»ul2 136 Wood street. ■ BAY EEEVATOKS. WITH ANTI- Friction or Common Blookf, for naio bv bsckuaM a ldm, lu* No 147 Liborty street John W. Forney Hugging His Ne gro Brother There was a very considerable attend ance of whites and blacks upon the anni versary of the •’ Association for the Relief of Contrabands in the District of Colum bia,” at the Fifteenth street (colored) Pres byterian Church, last evening. The asao ciation is composed of white women, who organized on the 9th of August, 1862, and in addition to their exhibit of operations daring the past year, they last evening got up the “ scene’* of presenting a regi* mental flag to the ‘‘First Colored Regi ment of U. S. Infantry,” raised here. It [ appears that $248.51 were obtained at a festival for the purpose, and that a “col ored artist,” D. B. Bowser, executed the . work nt a cost of $125, with a repreaenta* i lion of the American eagle on one side and th- % Goddess of Liberty on the other, in the net of handing a musket to a col* j ored man, and the motto above, “God] and Liberty.” The presentation speech, made by Mr. J. F. Cooko, was, of course, ol the orthodox stylo, aud the flag was received j in behalf of the regiment by Captain I James J, Ferree, ol Philadelphia, who as { sured the relief association that “the col-1 ored brothers represented on the beautiful 1 flag, with a musket iu his hands, is the I emblem of the salvation of the white race.” I la response to calls made upon him, John I W. Forney also made a speech, in which! he said “he had been one of those who, | during twenty years, had been swayed by | political prejudices against the colored) race, and yet since the opening of this) grand drama, ho had come to the concla* I «ion that if libnrty Is to be secured to us | —permanent and practical liberty—it must | be by the aid of the colored races upon) this continent,” and in this connection) declared that “any of the seceded States) hereafter to bo readmitted into the Union | must furnish such guarantees as will pre | • vent any further rebellion,” &u, Mr. | J homey also thought it extraordinary to | lock at the du-enchamnu-nts of the past) year. I Passage from England & Ireland 82 5 «o. UROPEAft <y||||| AGENCY ? sj'lsB 053 AN BATTSGAS, EUBOJPfcAffI 1 « ,aa Moqonsabola Houso, Pitte- Eurc.i Pa., is pri-pared to brine out or send baok h;is-f.?£or.' trom or to any part of the old conn try. ouh«jr Pt Rivun or sat line paefeeta. FOB fcALE. payable in tej pari of Europe. Apor.t for the I'PtiAtiapolta and Cincinnati Kail* roan. A i i v f As;«joi ti*r tho •. -vi Black Star Lino ol JV'-rtP fur tlio St. umor Last ?, rn - '.O ‘ of betweoo > ;,r c. Lieerr-.'. <1 and viaJway. lo i I £,IKK. .'ili'ara lo (Jiirenstowu and Liverpool. Ih" first class pow. rful Steamships f"* I ► W j K •>’ Ik ae* HAKATHO- j T RIPO“*1, \\ TSi : 1 : *£ li ' VK " Yoitii | t r . v \ r |\ ,l \ " ;y, [row Livor otccr.iso ir m* Li\ $ '■<: f.-..ti. N.«w Vurl* * ■ i M.U .U. i ui. ,i!r;j l n„ l- m - r '‘”v . iI V ru,AN - Aki, IrtlJf* Water St. STDAIIKiIII' OK 10AT KA^THKIV, NKW \'u.vX A Nil LIVK 141*001 L-\SI) ,v A'I'iMVALI., ,bni>. t ?. as((^ru lib K UAL’ 0 N , Comuiaudur -V!U. Ur; IMS PATCH KL) rr Hi i.i'.cri' .1 Wednesday, Aoeuit 12 nt I o'clock l\ n , preclaely. ‘ ' !l ‘ dorK Wednesday, Sept 2, »i s•• clovk A. ,H„ precisely. ****"« »•*..«! S U weeks HAT ICS *■ t‘ i'ASS AJji; UKSi I'AIIIS, frwrn . ...$»5 to £135 Sfc<'OXi> rABIS, state t, rrlh ,/ mcA!.- fnrnisj'jt- : n-. sci-anto table-;. 5, 70 . • ,? l V* rSI0 "’ <*»t iind back in the ik £, -1 v- ib:n -r 1/, 1 ;.ir ) unii a half. eservan:. avi.iuj.ui.yinK i*a.«*onci]u ami Chil dren unde: I’vc.vr y, .irs of urc, half taro. lufuni* 'niermedi .to .-Lute room l-un.l ir.rh be-ii. b-*.l iin r. table i l /. 1 ; 1 ' " 1 it u 1 u 1 - ,i . . S ; |, : KK • --!‘-'r.or;. "or l;^lations!.s3o * n ■,- •* •• i • ; t- 1 111 Lie 1 ri' io! at fiimo r.U'i.-' as i.i l’ri o- ot -Urr lac ;■«.*. : fi.»:u Liverpool, $25, ■AH laro {’liyablt- it) Gobi, or ita ei)alT< oleeil iti l . w. ('urreucy. xiUch ; .Lf-SCtifty - a.i- .’re l twonty cubic foot 0 I ujjtfiige. An exi-cricnc*! Surgeon on board. ror j x3j;lsc only np;-!y ic I'll AS. A. WUUTNET, At tiie Passage Ofiico, 28 Broadway TUuM As RATTIUAN, it ... . .*•, Mononcahola House . 110 a LAN \) A- ASPIiN WALL. A*en>s. o 2 ..1 outh street. Now York. GEBMAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL - PITTSBURGH. PA., WO 5H7 I»EWW STREET, h L llhl ?' IM I’ro'o of the German Catholio High tcuooi recently established in this city, and wo cord ally rccum.no »d it to the patronage ol ail the Catholics ol our Dioeoso. t M. DOMENIC, Bi. lim.oi Pittsburgh. raiHK FIRSI NKNSION OF THIS IN -B- STITUTinN will c<>uimonoo on TUESDAY”, the Ist ul SEPTEMBER, IStvS. The studies or tiie school aro so arranged as to embrace a full amUthoeough courso of Greek. Latin, English, Gorman and Mathematics, including the branches usually attonded to in connection with those re spective departments. Students who are intend ed tor commercial or professional pursuits, are carefully instructed in Book-keeping, Mercantile Arithmetic, nnd such other branches os may fit them to bo u eful and intelligent in the discharge of the various duties of the store or oounting ruum.orol any profession. Our courso of studies embraces also the subjects required in prepara tion for entering any of our Theological Schools or Soininaries. Parents wishing to secure for their sons a thor ough instruction, arorosoo tfully invited to ap ply tj Prof. V W. A. Riedel. A. hi. No. 51)7 Penn utrooi, as-oon a; convenient, and, if possible. BEFORE TIIE FIRST LAY OF SEPTEMBER, Mr. R idel will be at hone daily from 1U Uj 12 A. M. and from 3 to 4 P. M. For further information, cr for a prospectus containing full dotails, please call on or address REV. JOSEPH M. HKLMPKAKCUT. Rector of St Philomena’s Church, or PROF. F.W. A. UIKI)£L, A. HI. P. '-i. Box R4J, Pittsburgh. Pa jy2b:d&wtd Dissolution. COPARTNERSHIP existing be- B. tween the undorsigned, under the firm and namo of KNAP, RUDD <k CO., expires this duy by limitation. The business will do continued }>y Charles Knap, by whom all demands duo to or from the lato firm will bo settled. CHARLES KNAP, 11, F. RUDD. NICHOLAS K. WADE. Fort Pitt Foundry July 1. 13*3. jylB-2m HJEEN FUN, BOSE LEAF POWDER 1 Pearl Powder. theatre: rouge, Yluegnr Kougc VIOLET POWDER, Violet Powder, HARD & SOFT RUBBER SYRINGE**, Hard & Soft Robber Syringes, Just received at Just received at RANKIN'S Drug Store, No, 63 Market atretrt. 3 doora below Fourth. my2B TNGGS, Ei 5 bbts fresh eggs just received and for sale JAS. A. PETZER corner Market and First streets. IkATS 10u bush prime Oats In store and fur salo bv JAB, A. FETZKR, au!2 Corner Market and First rtyr BIVBB INTBIiUQUBTCB. POBT OP PIPTBBO UGH ARRIVEP. DEPARTED, Franklin, Dennett. ftallatin. Clarke. do Jim Reose, Peebles* Elizabeth. Muscatine* Robinson, St. Louis. .. river—Last evening at twi- JjJJ 4 «we weie i}4 feet water in the channel gheny* 0114 a 3tan -- The stroll is from the Alle **A??^^ , ! ie new and magailicent Bteamer Do^lea^e^nT 1 a , l,:ctt >' II V Capt. Alex. This boat ?! a Tuesday tor Cairo and it. Lou‘s. the supeHntoSi l^ly W ftnd ™ under tho best anil^n 11 . 00 0 Wiu. Doan, one of the West. ShTi^a?* l a* \ l! i in b^ lt bail 4 in *, in Just call down aniftliA 0, \ an £ no m,3tako * Woshau , For Evansville, C airo & si ionis. ' IUESDA\, August IS. S&f,™; 11 !, I> avenger steam*® AMisrtlOA, Ales. Dean, commander, leaves the above and lalotmoJlato ports on Tuesday August ISth. For freight or pufspeo apply on boa;»i or to * ou aolo STEASSKCI'A'i' atsfigfity. W 2k2 . II A r £j i, 5.’ Has opened an ofSoo at NO 90 W4.TEH fia'E.EET, >• wiU transact a Ujaera! titaamboat ron^-Tfi^S 063, \ nrt > TOU)J solicit a sharo o t i.-atS roc age from steamboat men. &p34-lyd Carpets, Oil Clotlis, CHBISTADOHO’H JIAJtt I‘iIeSEKTA. XIVE Is lnvaluablo with his Dyo, as It imparts the ut most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the Hair. Manufactured by J. CRISTADOHO, C Aslor Rouse, New Tt ork, Sold everywhere, and appli ed by all Hair Dressers, Price, 50 cents $1 and $2 per bottle, according iylSdiwjlmo NEW CARPET STORE ® WINDOW SHADES. Prices reduced at the M’FARLAND, COLLINS & GO 71 &73 FIFTH STREET, Between the Post Office anti Dispatch Building. Desiring to purchase for tho Fall trade Au Entirely Sew 5 Mloik, * e tire selling all goods now on hand at prices vory much below present market rates. ■Ve especially invite tho attention of mntry Merchants aud Wholesale Buyers auGd&w McITOLI.STICK A BAKU, 108 Wood Street, A R , E f'Bßl’lSti OUTTHEIIt LAKUE stock of TOBACCO, SXPFF AttiD SECIAKS, '■••'ijl or (JueenH -• >O. payable in ttl the very lowest Cali and examine out .dock Jjoioio purchasint olscwhero. jy2j 3taw F i t tsb u r k h Skirt Manufactory. IfAVJIBKJ OPENED SALES ROOMS ** ln olty * leftvo to call tho attention • i * lc m >' own manufacture ol skirts. • .£*• * keep a larger stock than any wholsaler in this State. 'v o mako a greater variety ol Styles. Shapes, Sizes and Qualities than any mauufactu* rer in the l.siiod States. M. The steel and all the material for hoop iKirts, from ita primitive stato to tho salesroom arc under ray own supervisor! and entire control, consequently customers can obtain skirtc from ai ou £ e without raying a second profit Also the largest assortment of Corsets constant ly on hand. Our retail department is in charge cl coup 'Ctent ladies. Merchants supplied cheap at wholesale. - ,i , , B, ir.CHNITZER, Manufacturer, jyll-lyd 49 Market, cor. 3d, Street. BARGAINS ’ lS CARPETS. JUST OPENED AT M’CAL.L.UM’B 87 FOURTH STREET. A laige aa-ortment, which will bs acid at a vorv great reduction from late prices aulO J. DCJILEVI, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, PITTSBURGH, PA. my22;lyd*w A FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS. AT BORLAND'S, C. A. VAN KIRK & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF OAB FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS, Patent Improved Kicelsoir k Patent Paragon COAL, OIL SUBURBS, HAND LAMPS, COLUMNS, &o. Salesrooms, 517 Arch St. Philadelphia. Manufactory, Frankford, Philadelphia, All goods warranted. iy2:ly FILL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. 5,000 CAHD PHOTOGRAPHS (Only One Dollar a Dozod,) Prominent Men and Women. COPIES OF FINE PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS, (Only One Dollar a Dozen, or Ton Coats each) Plltock’s Stationary and News Depot, Fifth street opposite tho Post Office. Photographic Album.*, of all Style.. )y25 BEHO V A la. »B. F, BABDEEN HAS REMOVED from SmithfleJd street, below tho Girard House,l6 No. 145 Fifth street opposite tho Court Route. • »p2l*t£ Beckham a long, no iw lib* BRTY ST... dealers in Mowers and Reapers, Horse Powers, Farm Mum, rod* dor Cutters, and farm machinery generally iu4 JOHN i Ii *.CK, Afjcm - -r X S'ssli Figures, 98 Market sL AMUSEMENTS. UITTOI3I7B6H THEATBeT^ a Lessee and Manager Wu. Henderson. Pr oca of Admission. 35, 23 ami 13 cents Reserved Scuts, 50 Cents. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVEN INGS, Angnst 17th and 18th, 1863. fio-hiragfuient for T ho -Nights More * f the gro.u >linHti*elB (the/ at pear in Ole Toland, Wednesday 19th fast J under tho direction of Mr. M. L‘. CA M FBELE ijntiro c.Br.ge. T.-E ENURE TROUPR i:i M.w specialities: For full particularii sec programmes- A ul ' FRAfIK EDWARDS, flcn’l Ag'b SPECIAL HOTIC2SS, u. COBFWBLL .. KEna €iOiaS[WISSJLi ak K63BSIR, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS^ SILVER A BRASS PLATERS, ’ end manufacturer: cl Oaddiory and Camase Hardwata. & 7 St. Clair StrooL and Bcqacsnc- Way, , (near the Pn-irre ) PITTSHIDiHJH. S»A. POISON NOT THE HEAD ■WITH HITHATE OF EIiVEB, Übo I'IUSTAUOSiO’N IIAIt! D/E, Certified to bo PUHE—SATE—UNEQUALLED, by Dr.' Chilton, of New York, and other eminent Choniista, &B K O D IJ CEB ANY SHAItE I'HOM £. noh, mellow brown to glossy black In ten D 0 mßroiimt ’ TENETIAW LINI MENT. More Testi r.cny ! -Lais is to certify that for the last five yosrs I havo used in my family J)r. celebrated Venetian Limment and in cvrry instance have found it fury equal to his recommendations. I navo fotind it to Rive ttlmoit instant ano:u3 re rniL oaf ? 3 of toothache, croup, bilious colic, l‘ ai J n T in the chest and bach and rheumatiflip, nnd I chccrfuily recommend its trial to e ver,’ one afflicted with any of tho abovo named disease.-. 11. Vr’AHNKB,. Hartford, Uonn-, Oct 16th, 2861. » P J! c S* 2sftn JT 50c ?r n,a bottle.* Office 56 Cort aUDrUK^t3- gCIMJEON GENERAL HAMIIOND, *1 k s L or^°r j n 2 calomel and destructive min erali! from the suppiv tables, has conferred a blessing on our sick soldiers. Lot him not stop S?n 0 * bim order tho dircontinuaneo of 13]eodinff, and the substitution of Brandreth's Bills in the plaoo thereof. Then will commence a n , 6 . w ., era , m the practice of Mcdiclno, TThioh would thon bocom-d emphatically THE UEAUSti ART. I have for thirty years taught that no discard action could be cured by "inorcury or tartar emetic, Thai the human bod? could only bo mudcwholo by 'vegetable food”— Animal food D?iP®\ in ''9 nuor,i °d vegetables, Brandroth Bil s should be m every military hospital. These Pills cure Bmous Diarrhea, Ch-omc • iarrhea, Cbromc Dysentery, and ell Fevers and Affections ( t tno Bowels, sooner ami more sorely than any medicine in the wond. .Brandrc.'h’s Fills in theao CiiULc ihouid bo tahoa night and morning. Read Directions and got new style. CASE OF R<JiC*.'K K", Dr. B. Bramireih, —TVej c i'ork . bin: I was a private m Co. P. l.'ib Kogimont, h<ow 1 ork v cds. Mruile at Liarrison’i; Landing, and on the KapiiaUannoeit noor t idniouth, I and many of the Company were sick with bilious di arriioa. lho Army Surgeon did not euro ns. and I was reduced to sHm and bmio. Anmpg tbo coin* Panr woro quite a number of members who had w-rkod in your Laboratory at Sing Sine, Tboy r>Mi° Hiiu because they used Brandroth s "ills* These men prevailed upon me and others to use the Pill*, and we were all cared inZfrom two to fivo days. After this our boys used Bran dreth * Pills tor the typhus fever, c kls. rheuma tism, and in no care did the} tail to rostore health. Out ol gratitude to von i,»r my good health* I send you this letter, which il noe-tsi-arv, tfc o ou . tiro company would sign. lain, reapoc-tfu'ly yours. ROSCOE K. WATSjN. >ue Sine, N. V. Principal office. I'M Canal street, New York. C'Oii L>t T2toaa«ta LjlclAlley p;«.bnrra. iyliJAvitfa GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF BAKU A INK in BOOTS and SHOES, assembled daiiyat CONCERT HALL SHOE Ml, 62 Fifth Street, to ratify the schedule of exceedingly low prices of BOOTS and SHOES, which ho 3 oeun adopted for the Closing Out of spring Stock Don t fail tu attend this meeting and bring your friends with you, for tho following very good roasons; Whether j-ou purchase or not you will receive politeattontion- All goods arc warranted in every particular. Then ivilego allowed ol ex changing every article nfiich, upon examination at home, does not meet tho entire approval ol the purchasers. KMHfililß THE PLACK, IVO. «2 FIFTH STREET. jy 25 ryi H E WHEELER i WILSOS Sewing Machine. Wa£ awarded a MET GLASS PRIZE MEDAL, —AT THE — WORLD'S FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND, where all the Machines of EUROPE ARID AMERICA were in competition. Also, at the Industrial Exposition. Paris, France, and at every United States Fsa.tr at which Sowing Machines have been exhibited. The principal Companies making Sowing Ma* chines aro Wheeler it Wilson, I: M. Singer & Co. and Grover Sc Baker. Of the machines mado thore woro sold during the year last reported: By Wheeler & Wil»ou. .. . 21,sor> By *. M. Singer AUo . V'.'.10,953 By Grover & Baker 10,240 Showing WHEELER & WILSON’- sales to be double those of any other Sewing Machine Com pany in the country, OFFICE. Iff FIFTH STREET. PITTSBURGH This Machine makes the ‘ LcC STITCU, and rants highest on account of tho elaslicit y pormanenco, beauty and goncral dcsirablsnes' of tho stitching when done, and the wido range ofitoapplication —[Report of tho American In stitute, New York,] julSil&w U ONIENTR ATKD COMPOUND EXTRACT oF Bl CHU for all disease; of the bladder «& Kidaeys. one halt for $3 s*». ‘.orders mail promptly filled. A. J. RANKIN A CO., Druggist*. 63 Market street. PITTSBURGH, R. HUTCHINSON (LATB OV LEECH A HUTOHU«eO3.)j COHHI3SION i FOBffABBINS MERCHANT Bonier In WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, pionr drain Fish, Dried Fruit, Hot and Pearl Aph™. PRODUCE GENERALLY. Boat Brandsof Family Hour Always on Hand, No. 102 Second Street, Between Wood and Market, PITTSBUGH. PBSTK'A- M.Liboral advance made on Consignment:., yd mjINE HUNDRED HOLLAHS-ONE 1 whalf cosh, remainder in five annual payments —will purchase a neat two story frame dwelluig houso, a stable, and two lots of ground, each SO feet front by 140 deep to un alley, situato at cor ner of Nixon and Chortiera streets Manchester. Large Brick Dwelling to Lot. urge one* A SONS. aa4 51 Marked strt^
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