a ti'yAa-o'i* --- f £** r r amcB y* ' y a F* r> & Proprietor. i.fir.-ri I W r¥. E | K T '.T •M°BsisG POST, A GOOD FAMILY NEWBPApIk; S JUST I3BU E)D|\ £f in Wrappers, FrrE cbkt3. Passage from England & Ireland f 25 ©©;. Agency. • from, .or to any part 6f the old conn. “iWSIKP'JSF steam or sailing packets. Bight DRAFTS FOR BAXJsTparable In any vi ) j. IPWthf ;■} j.: j Agent for the Indianapolis andXJinoinnati R&fl. : 3 ..1 palling Packets, for, £ho Steamed Great East., ■■ - i ■ - omtifcid ftrthelin&offifcteihfcra saUmfiwtwififth ; Jfg'lXprfc lirasool, S3way. •'^EftT-'EASTERN, " tf'WSSSF AND lt verpool, MM) k AspiNWALt r Agfjts.: :77 Grea t Eastern, WALTER PATOU,- Commander j,; J . ‘■to.t/BE D^SPATO^ED FrijinLiverpool —Wednejday, August 12 at 4 o'clock I*. M., precisely. From New lark.. ...Wedhes&wvSopt 2, i‘i« »*.» ©’filock gfciJH,, precisely. And at intervals thereafter of pboutrix weeks rrorn eacb port. • FIBST CABIN, from L.. 595 to $135 SECOND CABIN, state room berth?, meals furnished at separate tables. $ 70 out and bafck/fn the fit , 2d Cabins only, a fere and a haiq ; : Servants accompanying passengers, and Chil dren under twelve years of age, half lnfen ts iBBCABIM 1 , intermediaterstate room, ~ paseangors-foand with beds, bedding, table - _uten«nlBana good substant f05d::.....:..r...'55* 1 AOfiwith; superior accOmedations-$3O Fnoes of cabin passage from Liverpool at ama rates as above . d ! Prices of steeragepassage from Liverpool,. $25 All tore Payable In Gold, or Its . <.alent In IJ. Currency, -... ' i :Saoh passenger allowed twenty cubie feet 0 luggage. 1 « . 4 An experienced Surgeon on board. * xoj passage only apply to ; CHAS. A, WHIITSET, Atthh . 9 HOWLAXD|Ap^Tip £ Sr‘- jy2Sjt e 2 54 south street, New York. €lJJTAKl)jg|g|| s , S%am Jg Queenstown and j Liverpool, powerful feteamshipa fflllOS" | pm a *« MABAriios. I TKiPoir, -nrilX SAIL FROM SKW FORK 'j » HiiiiffflgLS® alternate Wedneßdayi GRAND MASS MEETING CONCERT HAIL SHOE STORE, 62 Fifth Street, to ratify the sohednle of exceedingly low Driees of BgOTfc and SHOES, which has ceen adapted Closing Out of Spring Stock, Don t fia.il to attend this meeting and brine yonr friends with yon, for the following very gooo reasons; Whether yon purchase! or not you will receive polite attention ■ All goods are warrantee movers’particular. Thep ivilege allowed ofex ohanglng every article which, upon examination at home, does not meet the entire approval of the purchasers. BEHBMBEE THE PLACE, SO.- 62 FIFTH CTRKKT, ;-Jy2s W , , , .t -, ? J . BEBMM CATHOLIC HIGH SCfIODI PITTSBURGH, PA., WO. ' STBEET, ■ APPraya-of the German Gatfiolio • High School recently established in this city, and we cordially recommend it to the patronage oi jji; the Catholics of oar Diocese. ; tM. DOMESTIC, JMdjonof Pittsburgh. The first session of xhtsist .STITUTI ON will commence on TUESDAY, • di* 5 ' The studies oh “ 'theTChool art bo arranged as to embrace a fall and, thocough course of Greek, Latin, Engiish. German ana Mathematics, including thehnSthea ‘ usually attended to in connectiori with these rer : t. , apeosiye departments.. Students who Srt ifctflhd*' Arithmetic, and such other br&nbhes ! as may fit them to be useful and intelligent-li the discharge of the various duties of the stort or£ounting room, orv l any profession. Our coucse.of studies. - embraces also the subjects requiredin prepara tion for entering any of our Theological Schools or Seminaries. i. Parents wishing to secure for their sons a thor ough instruction, are respectfully] invited to ap ■ giiy to Prof FW. A. Rieoel, Ai ftf, No. 597 Penn afreet, as soon as convenient, ana, if possible. BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, • Mr. Reidel will be at home 'daily from 10 to 12 A. M. and from 3 to 4 P. Mi For further information, r or for a prospectus containing full details, please cadi on or'address REV. JOSEPH M. HELMPr2bCHT, - • ‘■n»A« e 3l! c> &£? Philomena's Churoh, or PBOF.P.W.A, BIEDEL, A.M. 1 P. O.Box 1240, Pittsburgh, Pa. j •tjJStdiwtd -i ST FRANCIS 6OULEGE7 uibni c*s to* ra«cisc*H brothers JL IS L 08351 '•Vr Csnibna ooimty Pennsyl :«jdd> shoot four Ou ~ t SS!? I 'J Station, on - and Pitts burgh, was chartered tn with pnviliges to oonler the osnal CoUariate ttonow, and Degrees. The location of the College f* °ne of the most V»A3t\ry J Pwrm-Rylvanl&—"this of the Alle t‘ii. ■ |tiiffyMnTifiMna for its pure * '■' JbUoniMj It la divide i iniebfo Besnoo?,- Students oshnot return homo, the Sos&o&'-i.&ll the-Apparatus noees fc- Ac* to the fnStrumenial and Vocal &lu£&3 forma no extra Marge* Students frill be admitted from eight the ago of manhood. Tnkg—Board snd Toiticn, p&yajble half yearly - »•« 65 '.ano use of instruments, per mi gjassloal and idodorn Languages; extra.lv!/ Ift gtttaentg spending Vacation at the College 20 , i 4 l beja»de, t o the Rt. Rot. Btoho© yOwtaor. tothe Kev/T. S. RerabMtfßUMaSs« * a * , -,,Her. P. Mahar, Harrisburg* ! anl7 , v 'Zi2. rlt ti ■.’■: —. PI " j - •< -■' ' ■ 1 3!j iUf 1 - 1 BOOTKASD SHOES,; , / { «i«k Me*** STEMPIin »»' IflE STEAMS HI? I i'PfE. Quits a cotton plantation 'hag been ea tabliahed in Egypt) or Southern Illinois, . biy a party of, wealthy Cincinnati mer 1 - 1 jCfiaote,' ' Ihesaedwasbronght from Ten- andWready- eeyen thousand acres sansj£. '.lhe land is worked by. East' Tennessee and Georgia refugees, -wbbaro.ipßldj'sfl 'Wper day! during the pcottobißdaa;bn>ond's2pef*day for theoul jar* of the potato, 1 TEE DAILY POST-ADVANCED M 449 Jt&il Six montns, ** i Throe " M - One " *' ..... One week, delivered in the citv Single copies • To agents per hundred.. M. 2 00 ADVKBTISIJie BATES, Thefollowing rates of advertising have been OTMdmMby thePabilßhera of the Pittsburg', P“f, h B3, on and -after the 10th day of November. 1863, on all new contracts.* FOB STASHING WATTIIB. ?*®jS W? IBS QATA EE, niaj DA 1 . Oneinsertion.— » BOTwomointhsu™* o oo Two inserfioM.™ 100 Three m<nit£L. 1:, TI OO Three insertions 133 Four months.... 13 00 Tw weo fc:- 2 00 months,...’ If So Two weeks.. 3 50 Six months}..**. .15 00 Three weela 500 Nine months,*. 30 00 One month 6 00 One year?..- 85 00 ; ‘m?? lt ,P H ¥ rBEAßlEl,tu[ T*»- : Whioh allows thenrivilege of a Weekly ohanvo of matter, to no inserted ■ ■ • advertisements. • PBB SIHOLS SQUARE, ITUKT DVT Six months. eifiAA Twelve months T XJv-/.'.X " *3O 00 Administrators’Kotices.l;.—; ..XXT.T 925 Marriage Notices T?** ’ ‘ * 99 2* Death Notices, each insertion * [JkuIIT ’ < 50' *3- All advertisements orde ■ttFin-.for one be ogshn tSe fime'of or- Candidate for Jndsie of the ' Supreme Court In Favorot Negro Suffrage.. The Uniontown Genius of Liberty ex poses the coarse of. Judge Agnew Tn the Befonp Convention oh'The: question of negro suffrage, it should deprive Him® of the vote of every man 5n ;.»he State Vho believes that our free ancestors fraihfed our institutions for free white men ahd'i their descendants forever.; We qudte frOm‘| the Genius: “The Republicans have been as unfor- 1 tunate in the nomination of Judge Agnew as in that of‘GfoveradriQurtih. : fie was a member of the Convention which framed the Constitution of 1838; and his course jo that ho.dy.on the question of negro suf frage was.such os will not Very strongly commend him to the favor of many white men. j it-i--known that under the Constitu- lT'.iO it. was a 'mooted question whether colored men wereentitled to vote. In some parts of the State they were al lowed to exercise the right, hnd in others it was denied them, la. ths Convention oflB3B, called to amend the Constitution, it was proposed to put this j question at rest by confining the elective franchise to white men Otfly; s With this view Mr ’Martin Philadelphia, on j the 23d of June, 1887, offered the following proviso to the 3d article : ‘ " Provided, dlso, That thij rights of an elector shall in no case extened to others than free white male citizens*’ , . against it, and Judge Woodvkrtdvthe candid ate fpr-G^vernopi thofCoaV'entnw Toted lor it. It was lost, “-(debates, vol 8, page 91.) of January, 1889, Mr. ; Martin ronewoa Hia effort, by moving to insert the word ‘white’ amoiig the quali fications for voters. Upon this motion a long and , able; debate ensued, Judge Woodward taking an active, and leading part in favor of the motion ' and against negro suffrage. On the 20th of January a vote was taken on the motion, by yeas and nays, and the .word.‘white’, was inserted in the third ar ticle of iho - Constitution, Judge Agnew voting against it and Woodward .for it.„ (Debates, volume 10, and nape -106.) ; - y “To that motion, thus carried against the opposition of Jndge Agnew, we owe ttiq &ct that theflegroes are not voters in Pennsylvania. ' ‘ - “An attempt was snbseqaentl; made to continue the. rightof suffrage to those ne groes who had before exercised it; aDd for this Judge Agnew voted, on the principle that ‘half a loaf is betterthan no bread.’ Judge Woodward, however, voted against it. “This is the man for whom white men .are asked to vote. Had- he sucoeded in making negroes voters, his i chances of election would now be pretty.'fair ; but as whites are, through the efforts of men like Judge Woodward, alone invested with the invaluable right of suffrage, it is not like ly that Judge Agnew will reach the Su preme Bench. “We cannot refrain from giving the con cluding paragraph of a powerful Bpeech’ made in the Convention by; judge Wood ward on this great question of negro suf frage: . . t-t I am Bare the sober sense ot our citi zens would. be outraged by a decision that nfgroea are to vote,.and this will be de cided if yon reject the amendment. At no stage of our hiatoir have; our- people been willing to give them thjs right, and now let ns not offend against; nature, and do violence, to the j general | feeiling, by saying that in all time to conje they shall ■possess it.: Let us notreducej the inestim able right ofauffrageto thisdegi-adation, lest Jb.e.people spurn it f rpm_ them, as unwor thy any.Topgerof their affections, but let us preserve .hud bequeath it as we have inherited it, and their posterity will sure ly have no reproaches for our memories, hereafter.” ’ Boyai JBlood. Any one who has seen the royal fami lies of Europe, must have been impressed with the truth of the common saying that very little intellect is required to govern a nation. Constant intermarriage has pro duced a mild form of idiocy. The way in which the royalties are mixed up is well iEnstrafecL by the would-be Emperor of .Mexico, „ Maximilian of Austria is broth sc hf i and a son-in-law of Leopold of Belgium, while his wife is a . coitsiu: iofi. Queen Victoria, grand daughter .of: the- ex-Queeni of Prance, and niece of Prihed-de'JoinVijle, Duke of Nemours, Aumale and Montjmliaer. and; first cousin of the Count de Paris 'and Due de Chartres. Walking bn the Water. A person in London recently attempted, to walk upon the water, and succeeded.— Hehadan ajr-tight.vegßel upon his back, find one.on his breast,, both worn under his clothes; he algo had email paddles of a. peculiar kind on his feet, Which aided his progress. Thesa.arragemerits enabled him.to walk on the water with ease. The idea is worth while experimenting upon here. Habits of Lobsters, -. of our readers have a fondness tor lobsfer flesh, who may know little about the habits of this prince of, shell fish.— A.s a kind of dessert after a hearty meal on this luxury of the tahie, we commend , their attention the following, sketch by 1 G. P. Diaceway : j Who does not like the flesh of the lob-. st^r ? Even the children kndwa tlie nurs .ery riddle ‘‘Black in the kitchen, red on the table. ’ ’ Without any warmth in their j Bodies, or even without igd i blood.cirou ating through, their veins they are won derouely .jorcacicma. They-even- devour each. other,,and may be said to eat them selves i for ohanging their shell and • sto mach every.year, these remains are gen erally the first morsel to glut their new system. They are alwpys; in harness, heavily armed to the teeth ; seven jointed in the cunningly forged mail of their back- B.eneath this protecting roof move four, yes, eight sprawling feet, fonr on each side, pashing forward the unweildly war engine Me th&Romanßegion under the shelter of the battering ram. The two great claws ure the lobsters in struments of provision and defence, and bv opening like a pair of scissors, they have great strength and toke a firm hold Between the two claws lies the animal’s head, very small, with eyes like two horny, black specks, on each side, and these it [can advance out of the socket or draw in at pleasure, The mouth opens and shuts lengthwise of the body, not crosswise, os with men and higher races of animals. It has two teeth tor its food, but three more in the stomachy Before the pointed nose, the long, wiro-liko feelers or horns are i stretched out, thatseem to aid the dimness of its sight. The tall, or jointed instru ment, is its great locomotive, by which it is raised and propelled through the water. Beneath this we see lodged the spawn in abundance .ai«:iUS8:00 4 2) .. 2 15 *», 70 When the young lobsters leave the pa re*, they seek refuge in sniall clefts of the rocks, or crevices at the bottom of the sea. In a few weeks they grow much larger, and change their shell for lobster hooc. In general, this is done once a year; it is painful. For some days before this change, the animal discontinues its usual strength and vigor, lying torpid and motionless; but just before casting its Bbell, striking its claws against one an other, hud every limb seems to tremble.— Then the'body swells in an unusual man ner, and the shell begins, to divide—it Beems turned_ inside out, hhe stomach coming out with its shell. For several hours it so continues enfeebled and mo tionless, bnt in two days the new skin be comes hardened, and within forty-eight hours the shell is perfectly formed and hard, like the One jnst cast off. The lobster has now increased more .than athirdin its size, and likWa bby who [“W’JtSTOwqlila paat%it seehis •nrdnderftd 8?® 2“ kgeJl.ctaJd pontain. «o;-«e6ti ;ah animal.as fills the new.' , Below. mAia twice ten years, and tones a foot or a claw ssdthcrat feeling his loss, for he very well knows that they will grow again. At cer tain.seasons lobsters never mtet each oth er without having a fi B ht, and when a Ifg or even a claw is lost, the victor carries it off, while the vanquished retires for a thorough repair of ftis injured anatomy. This is quickly accomplished, for in three weeks the new limb is nearly as large and powerfnl as the old one. The lobster has his rocky hole at a depth of from six to twelve fathoms, and the propogation of his race is continued on in marvellous numbers. More than t.velve thousand eggs have been counted in a single femalel When he .reaches the light he is inactive but iu his own real;.:' he dashes with rapid speed over chasms aud rocky table lands of the oefian. A :ao tion of the tail is sufficient to burl him more than fifty feet deep, and thus escape the swiftest pursuit. Optical Illusion The following instance of singular op tical illusion recently occurred in Brus sels. The victim was a gentleman, who, being somewhat troubled by cobwebs and spots in his eyes, rubbed them one night with a few drops of belladonna. In the mormag the cobwebs were gone, but the whole outer-face of the world had chang ed. His newspaper, which had been placed by hie bedside, was composed of type so small that he could hardly de cipher it. He rang the bell, pud his stout servant weuch had shrunk intb a thin little girl of ten years. He got up in great fright and looked after his alotbea—they were the garments ot a child, but, as his own limbs had diminished in proportion, he got into them. He found his wife and children at the table—the former a dwarf, and the latter a row of dolls. He har ried off to his physician ; the horses he met looked like dogs, the dogs like rats. — Everything was Lilliputian. Lotions were applied to the victim’s eyes, and the next day Brobignag returned, bringing back the cobwebs and spots, : Decision 01 the Second Comptrol ler of the Treasury. The Second Comptroller of the Trea sury has decided that when a non-com missioned officer or private is discharged after two years service, on account ot pro motion, his one hundred dollars bounty is payable at the time of such discharge. t is also insisted that biennial exemption of invalid pensioners must be by two surgeons or physicians. Officers who may be relieved under the act of Con gresaof 1861 aud 1862, and who were on duty at the date of the retirement, are entitled to a continuation of their full pay. J. IHJNjLEVY, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, myZtlydaw " KKW DWCOVEBV 'To Strengthen and Improve the Bight. Ths ; ,, , PgBBLI jjussian Spectacles, 'PEBB6SS SUFFERING FROM BE ; ST: fectlvfi Sight* from age or other oaua es, can be relieved by using the Russian Peb bie well tried b many responsible- citizens of 'Pittsburgh and v • cinity, towhomtfcey have given perfect satisfac tion. The, csrtiiieata3 r ©f?these persons can be scen.at mj oftae*. . . ■ £ ~ ; 6®- All who purchase one pair of the Ra#iian PebblaSpoetacleaaro entitled l to b© supplied in future free «f charge with those which will always give satisfaction. Therefore, if you wish to ensure an improve afcent in your Sight oall on J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician, Manufacturer oftheßussian Pebble Spectacles, , iJahieAaw % Fifth Street, Post Buildinl business is closed on Saturday ■coagersS gax wDw TERS. a very ree - a at FRIDAY MDRAf#©, AUGUST 21, 1868, BAMKXNQ. HCjilfoEß; /"* w. j. gouHTg... ——.._;..‘.4,. ) X.ea. e. meek KOUNTZ &SMBRTZ, , BvWfcßlffls, ' Ko. 118 'Wood St.,'second jdoo Above - - ’ Fifth 1 - 1 |hI;AI.KHB m SOBEIHfi ASD Bomcstio MX Srohange, Coin. BanklfoWa, and, Oovorn ment Soounties. CoUeotlbumoEpQy attoadel to- j anil * ,ID , SII.TEB, BEttAiSp SO'SEa ° f ludsbt^f 7 8-10 Bonds and up o ns, arid &U otherjgiTenungEt aeogritfo, Vooi&Oay - W» BLffllitlAßSß .cfcj.--- - nhs;6n>d W ooi street, corner of Third, Jf.O'flARA. O’HARA & SSGiENN, Attorneys UN '• TL ot^, -A!iD- L-Y.! REAL ESTATE 4§ENTB, OFFICE 89 GR&Mtfr STREET, Opposite the Court Pittsburgh. attention given to;the settlement ol Estates, sale and transfer of Beat Estate. Ex animation of Titles, Soldiers tSairiiSt collections in any part of the vest. . ; .. !j Prompt remittances, and fu.B correspondence in regard to all business entrusted tobor. care.' Toie-tt j K-; i Wantedt ),' ! ~ ‘ A-tDOUABSA. Mosfifji, I WASPS' • tv to hire Agents Tn every/county at $75 a month, expenses paid, to sell mynew cheap Fam ily Sewing Maobmos. S.MAPfeQff, Alfred, Ma Wanted' J*' 3 1 1’ A noßmon WE WAST Agents at $6O a month.tafoonse? paid to sell our hveriastmo Pencils, Qri&t&l Burners, and 13 other articles, 15 circulars Bjmt ifree. Address SHAW k Maine. xny&3mdaw /& JOINT RBSOHJTIOir pBOPOSLNG « «EHTAIN AMENJJMEISEJ TO THE CONSTITUTION. Be it resolved bp the Senate and House of Bepreeentativit'.'ttf the Common wealth of Penntylvanxa in Qeiu&tsl Assembly met, That.the .following araeirdinents [be \ roposod to the Constitution of the Co;r monwealth, In ac cordance with the provisions of the tenth article thereof; re t There shall be an additional section to tho third article of the Constitution, to jw designated *8 section four, as follows: * j Section 4. Whenever any- the qualified electors of this Conunonwealthßfiali he in actual military service, under a reqmsfiibfi: from the President of the United Statvs.jMby-the author ity of this Commonwealth, guche BOfotodnay ex ercise the richt of euQxage in lefftipns by the oitizons, under such regulations is hrolw shall be. prororibod by law. a* i if they wme : present at their usual place of eta tion. There shall be two additional sections to the eleventh articlo of the Conatitui fe, to bodesjg nated as t actions eight and ninovT *lhllows •' . Section k. ;*o bill shall bopfcfc xthy the.Leg lslature containing more than:qnt subject, which shall be dearly expressed in tlfeVfcl*, except ap propriation bilk. ’-jr Section 9. No bill shall 6a Bytho Leg islature granting any powers, pzi aH£cea..in any case, where the authority to JRS ;t such powers, cr privileges, has heozw orsnlj bo, conferred upon,tho courts ofthii i ommonwealth. JOI£ CESSNA, Speaker of tiro ngon^aives. ■ ' .1-,- ; SpcakcS r tbo Senate, * w. & wt i* lam 18 IS fc !%i if ai« Son. a»i !£JCti ihtt S», to mil *lblio PSts sd fcj >MsS& o<iby ti > MZX tguch ’ £55 **r*a hii K Dnuno CES Hkj imoT X: PET *• rt> '■,* . Oppioii ; OXITtLSTItv CP TBti^C«Sr _ - HnrrieWjsr#' PEtTNBYLVAPiIA. 6S: (-—■l I do hereby oertify that the forogoinK u 8, Vaonexod i a a full, true and correct copy ot tho original Joint itcgolatioA of the Gen eral Assembly, entitled “A Joint Resolution pro posing certain amendment!* to tho Constitution.” **tbe sameremaiosou ftio mthls offled. In testimony trhoreof I havo hjweanto sot iny hand, and eausod tho seal of tho fciceroLiry'd Of fice to be affiled tho day and yearabovo written BIJ SUUUSR, julfhdU rieoretary of tho Commonwealth. W. E. Schmertz & Go., NO. 31 FIFTH NTKEET, Hava just received a i.-.rgo and Boporior assort' ment of MISS ES A X D CHILD RUNS. BALMORALS, BUTTON BOOTri, KUUENIii. CONGRESS AND LACE GAITERS, PATENT LEATHER, KID, AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS. MOROCCO AND KID BOOTS. Ac, Ao. Which they are selling at very low prioofl, jull R. HUTCHINSON (BITE or I.EECH A RUTCHIHBOH,)! IMMISSION k FOBWIM MMI’HAM Dealer in WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, Flour, Grain, Fish, Dried Fruit, Pot and Pearl Ashca, and PRODUCE GENERALLY. Boat Brands of Family Flour Always on JR&nd. No. 102 Second'Street, Between Wood and Market, PITTSBUGH, PRNN 7 A. advance made on Consignments, apll-lfd K.U. KIKB JAHKB GLOVER JOHN FOBTgB PITTOBTBGH FIRE BRICK MANC FACTURTNG COMPANY. - S4IEK, «jlovier!& CO., Manufacturers of Fire Briok, Tileai Crucibles, Ac. anddealerein'Fucand Tuoiblc Clay. f3»0ff100365 Liberty ctreot* opposite the P* R. R. Passenger Depot, Pittsburgh. Orders roup oc trolly solicited. febatfedmd J_JUY YOVK SHOES Where you can get A GOO!> ARTICLE AT THE LOWEST PRICER. TRY IT. D. 8. DIFFENBACHER. No. 15 Fifth street Tourists would do, well to oali and supply themselves that very oonvenient artiole, ! NEGLIGEE, TRAVELING SHIRTB. of which we have received a large invoice of new and very handsome stylra. MAC RUM &GLYDR, 78 Market st», bet. Fourth Mid Diamond. Jy24 JOSEPH J 3. MILLIKEN, su 0 0 BSB 0 B TO JAS. P, FLEMING DKUGGIBT, Wholesale and Setail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuffs and Perfumery. No. 77 Federal Street, AttEfiHBSICITT.pA, my22:lyd L AAA BA.BKELS OF PURE RYE O,Vw" WHISKY, of,different ages to suit purchasers, at; lowest cash prices. For sale by 1 IHOS. hIOOHE, Distiller, iulfctf 'No , O 189.91. 93 and 95 First street. npsAs, A Y onng Hyson. Oolong. Imperial. Onnpowder. , too UI chest in ■ " '■ ELanfSBTISG GRAVE. WE CNN FUAXXNIIA FEW FINKS 09 this valuable QrapditSi EO por dosen: $l3 60 per lt». J. KNOX. OS SnfihityMt. MMMiBCJAL Arbitration Committee of the Board Wm. 4i. SHINN, V. P. 1 JA3.I. BENNETT iWO, S. 'HIIiWORTH, I Wm. McOREERY, DAVID McCANDEEBS, - } oOEUßovan daily poa .raa voauiHQ post BY W EBSRB. KOUKTZ & UEBTZ,jjROKEBB, KO. 118 WOOD STREET .* foMttTo. 4 : 118 kUyi,l£ “ d Burin* Bento* i las M 8uv8r....«.m i 117 00 Demand Notes 122 00 Eicbange. New Y0rk.,.., Baltimore PmlttdehjhiaL..' Boston.. .a..va;U....LiKK. i. M’otm Cincinnati..... Louisville, i Cleveland si, Lome- Thursday, Ahg. 20th, 1863. The markot yesterday exhibited more activity, fI” fact there was more enquiry: the rates, how- I ever, were ashndo lower. In the! East vVeoonld perceive no change in rates or -demand. The rates the principal lots were disposed of at were. Crude in bulk, 52022}.;. We know of largo par cels that are held at higher figures; theSe lota tve consider as being out cf the market.. Salesin barrels, inc’uding the packages, at 28@29c: we know also of lots that are held at 30c, but no sales have bcon reported above iwhar.we have quoted. Upon the whole wo oonsidertho market unsettled. ; erode—Wo note sales as follows, viz: 700 | bbis measured from boat at 22J40; : 1.000 bbls do. at 22 bf; 300 bbis, packages included, 23%- 116 bbls do. at 59; 102 bbls do. with out paokages at 22c, The supply in market is liberal. Refined—Not much doing We could learn of no change in prices. We continue to qnoto Free Oil at MfflOOe; bonded do. 48<&490.; of coarse holders daoline selling at these raths, bat that op pos tion amounts to nothing bo long as transac tions at other figures are reported! Reported Exelunl vely for the Rotor, day Horning Post. [ AILEGHE3TT UTE STOCK MARKET, 1 _ Allegheny City, Angußt 21. ; . c “‘tle—The offerings cf good fiit oattle were Hght. and found ready purchasers at fall prices. Bulls and light caltlo were very plenty, and sold at low figures, llofcs-Tho oft®rings were light, and prices ruled about the same as the previous week. Nheep— Wore very plenty, and sold at ova* riety of prices, generally below the rates of last week. Horaeti Were ofTere 1 freely; the sales were principal y on Government account. The receipts and sales at, the Allegheny yards were: Mules 3^o ZZ 350 | 250 of T er > n Ks and sal® wore the lor- CCS- wq haro notieel for seme time oast and lower. A fair amount were JJjJt\?Vj Br J M SSleoi wdnhlefhe IbtTow* © e «a V l V - °f Ohio, sold 380 head at I h it- : „ rh <>,‘ame >“• wM sold at an ad- J ,- ' V , * orrell. of Ohio, sold 179 bead at ™d“oldat*fe|2 h |?p-heldf Ck She f P WOrB P ‘ Bnty ' l.ainba-tt; number offered Were small and %**'#**■ S °“ B «» i .rssa fi»« s .' ,or °i l> on,y ? ud ,' rcr o dispqsed of st low the the sales wore the followinff’ H t in* 8, n, ,9 h i; > L Iolf ! at $3 25 "S V?™v nw 80 d i'f •>! »tS2O per head; W Me nL™/2i.«u ahca(l at $376 for the lot; J ttpuers sold .5 head, prices ranfftd from $l2 to it' P® r^^ e . r ; e >; * Kennedy sold 66 head at ?’■ P r^f n oL A M oooy fold 8 coWs at' $2O per head; J McOhanKill 8 hoad at3o !ner pound: J w^.' , i> , i U - r s ohlo, iij’if 2 9h ?“ d Rt 2 Pet Pound: Wm Patrideo sold 18hoad at $856 perewt; Cassa dy 8 Old raid « head 2h£@&! per* lb- Marks A Trawermno sold 80 head fat, at per lb 75 W-S?* Kahn &. Gree&Wßlt 76 head at 2\(gAc. hi j Bun Ired head of bulla and light 7.*?v oi i - ,TI l i ots a f l -& Per lb as per quality. \\ m Hi?e bjught 1 head of ahoioe at 4c perpotind, 1 —-T ho oflerirafeTH were limited aad sales were likowige; we n° c af) followsiTj W Farrell ? l &i l . h J ,ui f per - douud; Holmes A Qlafs bougbtyv.hea.l of fat hogsat An per lb* othcrPalei were ma !u «t about ttidse figures. r c** SEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. The great Porky-fourth street ■cattle market: was crowded with bullocks yesterday the books showing 4Rofl then rn sale besides 100 dis i; posed of on Frida-. These with f ver 800 at U-rgon, and those told at the dowa-fown market will make a total or about 6000(head for the week, or tho largest supply since ilhst December. Of course butchers felt botter'thari the owners of cattle, os the decline on stock baught at last week’s ratos was shadowed in the lengthened' visages of those who bought droves ah Albany and other pitwos on their way herd. The decline varied from on prime cattle in the hands of good salesmen, -who ran them out early to first rate customers, to 1c on medium droves later In the day and even IHo on fcome^kihjla—or, rather, they were offered that much -loiter, with little prospeot of bcifag taken. A ve*T femaU number of selected ammala.ohoiceand fa* were said at 10>*©U<’ per pound for the dressed moat of the Four quarters, but arst rate cattle were plenty at 10c and good bmlocks at 9kc Inferior grades were Reid at Tc and under. The market would average less than 9c and a largo (number were left <or to-day. ! The sheep trade remains about as it was one week ago. Fat sheep are worth Deeper pound live weight, and the demand is; fair, though it is rather injured by the over-fitooked cattle yards. : 1 here wag very little trade carried on to-day.— Findingthecattlewasgouig rapidly and cheap, ye torday, butebera kept atwork uponthestook until quiteinto the evening* They must have bought 4.500 bullocks in a day. Jto mark and drive away, which made a liv6!y trade for the in cipient cattlo I rokers with tatredTsticks. Less than 100 head came In yesterday, * the stock Wes sold with the exception of two droves— aboutZUQ head—wbioh were he-d over for better Prices* * ! Drot era still complain that Road does notget the stock through in season for the best sales on Monday morning. Thiaisacoowued for by theamount ofstock thrown upoh them—more than twice as much as the Hudsoqr River Road, weioh. for some cause, is falling behind in the Hye stoefe line. \ A marko 1 change in theprice of Beef nearlsal ways affects the price of cows. In consequence of the heavy decline in cattle this week, cows are qno'ed s2@3 per head lower, and the trade is slow. One lot of very good state cows was sold with *ho oalves at $5O each, while another bunch were consider, d well aolaat $20.; Most of the oows are taken by milkmen in the vicinity of the city at $35@545 each. Strange as it may seem, with such a supply of other meats, are selling cotter thafi last week— Some ofthe bb3t calveshave brought 7}£o. though fat veals were sold at 4o and fair calves et s??c, and go down to 5c for poor alimals. Hogs, Receipts this week, 11.310. Quotations: The superintendent of the Mar ket, Henry D. Grant, gives the following as the rates to-day: corn-fed s4@4J4c £ cwt live weight; distillery-fed hogs, '•% <©?% Geo. W. Dorman gives thefollowingasthe price of hogs this week: First quality corn-fed, „ large size-.—— 4>g@4Kc Second quality corn fed • 4 @4K sX® s%c First quality, »rnnii rises, rataha prime, : • for market butchers 4 ©—c &£(&—e; Large site, still fed. Cat 3%@3>40 4>£@sc Secondquality still ' 4Ji®so , Hogs all kinds selling very arriving fart crtha&oa&beiold. of Trade. MOUEI MABKET. ’ PM K — PW U * par w ~ par 14 Wes<«ru Kxohan^w, —..i Par J< •••••♦ par % •~H par £ ■•«•$ par Vi PITTSBURG OIL IJBADE* Last week. .890 1.400 J.850 Tribune’s Report. Bm.i.’s Head, Mondiji, Aug. 17, Second Ray, The (lose of the Stflvket. Tuesday, August 18, Milch Cows, Veal Calves. Live Weight. Dead Weight DEAUSBS IN OILS. s. is. 'Kibe a;c o'., HUrcriOTTTBBm Of 1 Carbon 015, IlfD '-■ 1 benzole pffifcV,f^ H siasET ’ «»*»• oil WarrfcntaL RDESCO OIL COMP MW MAMPACTUBB AID BAfK. fifOß A.Tjlflaleasaporiorartioleof ? i. » SS®lisae«l Ardesco ©ii!. -KM-EXPLOBtYB, . AMO, ‘ PUEE B zja’p'jß; ■•' ■■ warehouse, . , : „ PinsMmaß, psmj. v, ! r J ! /DtrHCiLir, : ’& oo„ ■ - ’. i .;;' ..^sa?fictaiirt(Ji . . PHKJE WUaaSE .BEJPISUaj ;;O.A. It 12 O* PT O 2 K« . ; OflfctfP. POT tfiJBBIT KraSST/pUte." carts. Pa. ‘ "sst-Bn^d ~ ic(d _ ffT® A.STD JSXIEISS, BRACKETS, jV COEHICE3. CANDELBRAhS. LAMPS. REGILDED OB REBRONZED. Md made crjual to new. Also.dmndetlers «c„a[terad to bum Carbon Oil. at the Lamp - and Oil Store of WBU»»S, Bfeißtt3KE,i RELLT, . ldt Wood street, nonr 6th. 11TE WOTXD CAM THE ATTKH. y ▼ tion ol Buyers to our stock pf SPRING AND SIMEII GOODS, embracing all the newest styles of PLAIN AND FANCY CABSIMERES, suitable for Business Suits. A full and oomplote assortment of flue black CJLOIHS AND CAB§m£BEB, Plain md fiKOTed Bilk and Oasijaiwe Voat.ns* W. H. McGEE k CO., MB FEBEKAU 8 J. SEfiX, ooniM of Market Scmara, Alleghany aity mk&dawitf • OSAELW MAGBH... ... .J. BODMAS 2110X8 ISAfiKE 5& HICK 3, o . Importer; and dealert in Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinets Vestings, Tailors’ Tninmings, 266 MARKET .STREET, Sortls Side, gKlMiMtff.'PWrt n jy4.—jc9-ly.'l ' | ■ This week 550 1.650 2.538 897 HENBIf W. BEAU MOST &CO. ,.-n .pSAWtpap: - j | i ■ foreign Alib BTaa&karry, b c rTyV"W ij.i Ch errsvnn d Qinge Brandies, Old Mononghaaeia;'. Rj'o, 'nod: other Whiskies, Jamaica‘Bum, Ac. So. 83 Liberty Street, Opposite Fourth street. PITTSBURGH, PA. *T“ Hotels. Taverns, and Families, supplied.at moderate profitsfor Cash. i mr2l;3Ta ; J- Ac M. M’.«TESN . Brass Founders* 6AS AND STEAM FITTERS, AH bind* or Brass and fcron Cocks mode to order* Aleo, ’ BRASS CASTINGS, 01 ALL KINDS Made at the shortest noiioe. Particular attention paid to the fitting up and repairing of OIL REFINERIES. , 81 & 84 WATER STREET, near Liberty. The members of this firm being! practical me ehames, of many years' experience in the busi ness, will insure to give s&tisf&ctibn in every re 1 seSlyd -ciu29 pBIYAIE DISEASES DR. BROWN'S OFFICE, 60 SMITBFIELD STREET, Citisons and strangers in need of medical ad vice should not fail to give- him a call. , Dr-Brown-’a remedies never failrt° cure impa rities scrofulous and venereal affections —Also hereditarytaint* 6uoh as totterirsdriaaig and oth er akin peases, the origin of which the patient Is ignorant, i „ _ SEMINAL WKAKNIfea Dr.BV remedies for this affliction, brought on by Solitary habits, are the only medicines known inthiscountry t whioharefsfo and will speedily restore to health* • .... i _ .... RHEUMATISM. j ~ D i', B S w rol “ e 3«a Otero in i few days this inful affliction * ■ * • . T He also treat Piles, GleeGonndrrhoa, Uxethal Discharges, Female Diseases. Pains in the Back and hidnoya. Irritation of the Bladder, strict ures, etc. j „ Alettcr to bo answered mast contain at leas! ONE DOLLAR. I Medioines sent to any address eafelypacked. Office and private rooms. No. &Q fiMrTHirrRT/n TREBT. Pittsburgh Pa. j uo!sdAw CEO. R. COCHRAN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office No. 69 Grant street, near tho Court House, Pittsburgh, i All' business to . his caro will receive prompt attention. Col lections made and the money promptly remitted, decfclyd WM. Eff. FABER & CO., STiAHT OSINS BUILDEES KxfOSa <l®3r£3, *aiEßia wcmßim jas mlebsmkebs, dear the Pena. B. B, Passant Depot Fmspaass. a., Mas erF&crrc re’ all kinds of StaamEngines, ranging from three to one hundred and fifty home power, and suited for Grist Mills, Saw Kills. BlastFarnacea, Factories! tUt,-1 • , - ' Give particular attention to the construction oi i Hngines and Machinery for grist mills. &nd tor uprights, molay and oxroular saw miiip. Have also on hand, finished and ready for ship- notice* Swines and Boilers of every .Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron Beneraiely, Wrought Iron Shafting.THangera and, Pulliccm every-variety, and .cnntmua tha manufacture of ; Wcolon Machinery and-Maehino Cards, Our prices are low, tlurmschinery manufactur ed of the bertqu&tityidmaterials, and warranted in all cises'to give satisfaction. j from all pans of tho country solicit ed and promptly filled. foabdAw CLOSING OUT SALE Of SUMMER Dry Goods without regard to cost, consisting in part of Shawls, Silk Mant es, Circulars and Sacqpe*. Lace Points, Sun Umbrellas, and Drew Goods of all kinds t As I wiD vacate the front Dart of my store in ten days for improvements, I desire to rtock. Entrance on Market Alley ind Market Bteee;. Customers and the public ax e inritedto „ H./.IYSCH, ■ . Market street, between Sth st and Diamond. CHABIiES L. CALDWELL, (Btedeeraor to J as. Holmes A Co., I* OB K P A C K E K Dealer in Hams. C ffiS£ k **“ 4KIBt * tol * te - Pt «abM«h.P», 'f v! ! t Eptablfished 1842; MEDICAL. Sew Discovery, WARRANTED IN ALL CASES ! !(» Change of Diet is Required f ao23:lyd Itilocs not interfere with business pursuits I Tt canbeusedwithourdetectionl - 15 of *2OO-cures month, some of tbekn sew severe; casesif It is Adapted for male and lomale, otd'or young f BBtL’S'SPBOIFIO’PILLS I 4118 sripfuftani cnly genuine Speolflo Pill. Uyeronahjmdred.phySibiana haVe used them in .their; practice and all spent woll of their effiosoy an a. approve ofih oir compositi >n, which is ontiro .. BellfsSpeoificPills are the forenectinff a.permanent and speedy cure in aJI cases ot.Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, °f evds, smchfes Urethral and Vagin alDlschnrses, Gleer, the Whites. Nightly or Gecital Ucbi lty and Ir ritability, Ihoonfltience, Impotence, Weakness or liOßS.of Power.NervoasDebility, &c ,&O .all of winch snse prinoipaiJy iromSeiual Excesses or jself or some constitutional derangement audihrapacitafes the sufferer from fulfilling the duties of Married Life! In hßSexnal Diseases, as Gonorrhw, Gleet and Stricture andiuDi'eases of the Bladder and Kid neys they act as a charm! Rcli*/ experienced by taking a tingle box! , v PRICE ONE DOtLAli. Sold by *' -r_ JOBEPn FLEMING. eo*Ti«? stf Art** St.-ctiJ asd Diamood and by Druggists generally , Pittsburgh. They wilt be sent by mail securely scaled on receipt of themonoy by , J. BRYAN. M. D.. r< . No. 76 Oedar street. N. i\. y onsmtpg Physician fo.r the treatment of Som mai. Urinary, Pexual and Nervous Diseases, who wul send frfeto alftho following valuable wo.k: The Fiftieth Thousand,— Dr, Boll's Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, Im potence and Loss of t-’owrr, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,-Nightly JEaiwdonß, Genital Debility, Ac. A pamphlet of fifty pages, taming important advice to the afflicted and should be read by every sufferer a* the mean*' of cure m tbe severest stage i 3 plainly sot forth. Two atamj B to pay postage. au!7d&w TO THE PUBLIC! • J£-!£the iguoranirx d&l30 17 Modest o fall den omi nations; treat secret'and delicate disorders* solf- - abuse and 1 'dissssss tuaticma commonand ia mdoat to youths of biili rax» and adults, rinsl* us- marred oteauee Dn, SSLiRSTRp? publishes tho fact o: aii dolus so, t.no-sgcorantand. fsissly mod*-*- shocked, and think it a great tin -vary faun *7r«.i feptl IQt cottamhiatiou aud C!'"'.~riVlC'*l r%r?, taMTiavcniTrexalsiag sons and daWhter*. ’rho 5 - Isjniiy physician should be to kaeu -ict hjfflMMici) that they doth© earns -* Dr. ife* a N' STRUP, (except publishing) lari a luxtzuyo pfac2 tteo might be lost to them aunowr rtuuid mlsah? and presumptuous. ft-siiico. bor" md «n ignorance, sprung up sa mushroom-’ sod who compare &telK4f*ncs, eenw, P-a,.*o 3C.*ors aad ccotSj. mysteriously, oioaniy oi-il!' so.cm. x. iS'to publicity, however that numovow w-enis and ( ffnariiaiis aro ihssaful that t>slj Gnmrctcra and wards, previously feobia cicely ?>nd ; of- duhedte oondltsOn and appear &72-&3S.tutored, to beaisb. re<J -rigor by BE, brridoj mcay Boforo ami aft*- mntrlrcio t-i-oy-gj- iv.rchf.Te becnr-ir-t ranch rofs PeiinSa. iticrbcc&tich, Ac, Spcrmason ■hehos usottuiifii^sfcigalciiSv'isTO^cmplet^ycnrsd ftom iheVcgotabin Klnsdcm, having esen the Wl6^onhaMf!rcm''isls.Tci.twont.heh=3sS)o2id^ rfsh GVtf* ioi4y yrjfvrj (&./) m ther the Old World aad 'in OBi United loads aim fo ray-to all with 3 fair trial, health and hapuinco v-Ul s?sin fcloo'u •itpon--th» cbe-aSr. VMo no icagejwith montebanhc and quacks- bv.fc.onir-'i J. tTo Oocrumrtlou end air of ifcg h’.,*d:c' s M which bo many ftprmaUy fill ou.r -, w cow lie prorJJdj-a .hey attend Lo it in tar-:© Puu partiouiarj cr.p hvkrd cf e? byprocurins a.copy oi t*ia / tr given grAtie all that apply JiarUtg ilWad* vajuage <■?. ore? ,'orty year? cspHrior.c-.i ar.d pbior/fttion, con-tccueutly, he has In ;h© treatoani of fiutuuju. diseases, and who.! daily conanU&d by the profccnion, as well asrscorn meCbtod by ropeetnbie atssens. pro Prioters oi hots%, dec. Office 86 fimitnfioid etroat, near Diamoad stroct. Private cr-Sona iicm *ll parts oj tba TJzlo* rtrioto nt tended ic. -•* SYBCP OF HARDBAKE AND STIJU- LINOIA. Having had a man employed for tho last six years compounding the above excellent remedies for my own practice,'and having used them with uncommon success in all that time, I feel it a duty to set them before the publie, as my expo rience leads me to think they are as near specifics as any remedies well can be for the following diseases, namely: Scrofula, Coltro, Syphilis, and all diseases that arise from an impure state of tho blood. One trial will convince any person of their fitness for those diseases. Prepared and sold by J. w. BRANBTRUP, M. D. 85 Smithfield ut., Pittsburgh, Pa. JfEW ROILEH WORKS. .1. J. POWERS A TTENDS TO THEStATrDFAGTIIKE Aa of Steam Boilers, Stillß, Tanks, Agitators, Balt Pans, Sugar Pans, Sheet Iron Chimneys. Breechings, and all other artiolesusually man ufactured at similcr concerns. Prompt attention paid to all kinds <3f repairs on reasonable terms. Works CORNER OP LOCUST and DUQUESNE WAY, stb Ward, Allegheny river, Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler. ANKW AM) USKFIi'I. ABTIUI.E FOB wetting plants and flowers, washing windows, carnages, Ac, Pomps of every description sola and repaired. Daykin’s Patent Wa er Drawer mado and sold. WELDON & KELLY, 164 Wood St One door from Sixth. GRAVEL BOPPING. Repairs promptly at tended TO. LUPTOE,OLDD£ar <&co„ Corner Fifth and Wood streets,second story iylO DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS, CADMAN & CBAWFORD. Manufacturers of every variety of finished BRASS WORK FOR PLUMBERS OAS orSTEAK FITTERS, MACHINEBTB Aim COf'PERSMITHS, Bbass castings eyeky be scnpUon made to order Steamboat work steam and gas fitting and repairing promptly at tenaedto. Hartimilarattentionpasp tofittmonr, BoSnenos for Coal and Carbon OUs, mg up AJbo. bolo agents for the Western Distrln, PotmwlYama. for the sale of Marsh. LansdeU A Co.’s Patent Syphon Ihimp, the beat ever inVon. led, having no valves it is not liable to get outhf order and will throw more water than any nnmr. wipe its sizo. febUtaiT REBOVAI OF UVEBT STARik me undersigned having removed hiljf ry stable from the rear of the Soott the corner of First and Smithfield Btt?ot. t Conn s Old stand, is prepared to ftm?• c buggies, and saddle horses upon thediniSf*® 8 * tice, kept at Uvery nt W" rates. Undertaking mid all neralswill reedvehis to f fQ ' NEAX BBlCbLahr, W. B. IrtJPTOH. IiUPTOW & ©L3DES, UAittmoTnasas and dbalh&s in FELT CEHENT S «R\VEL HOOFING a^^^atft8 1 l d owartpri^“ va23 Rnd MeUU<l tSS^saa ; nahVt toots in harness. ffin years old. xSL$® ?f d<Ue ' JHO. {jCHlftsFFKtt. Diamond ill.. BOS SCO, S’! rbUSEi i’nsS Oa«i, •~*J, R Olddbn
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