D t L Y P rarma. di. PETTrA OULL di. pio. 37 P Alt.g ROW, NSW YORK, and 6 STATE STREE f. BOSTON arc one agents for the batty and Weekly Poet in thosecities, and are au burned to take Advertisements and Subscriptions or us at our Lowest Rates. lir See First & Third Pages for Com meralal Dan .1 : : : • : SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 22 CITI BEIGBORBOOD Democratic Mass Meeting, The Democrats of Beaver and adjoining counties are requested to meet in Mass Convention at Frankfort Springs, on Thursday, September 10th, at 12 o'clock M. Men of all parties are requested to be pregent. The following eminent speakers are in vited and expected to address the meeting: Hon. Win. Hopkins. R. M. Gibson, Esq. , and Hon. Wm. Glenn, of Washington county, and S. B. Wilson, Esq., and E. B. Dougherty, Esq., of Beaver. By order of Committee. The New Sheriff. Mr. Geo. R. Riddle, commission as Sheriff, arrived in this city yesterday morning. This places a quietus on the sheriff matter for a while. Since writing the above we learn that Mr. Riddle for reasons of his own has re• turned the commission to Harrisburg, re• fusing to accept the proffered office. A more efficient officer than Mr. Riddle could not have received the appointment, and no matter what reasons prompted him to decline the position, they were doubt less satisfactory to himself, and should be to others. Coroner McClung - still holds the position of at-officio Sheriff. Wheeling Theatre. The Wheling Theatre closed rather end• denly, the cause for which is explained as follows by the Register : The The:Are is "played out." The monster bill announced for last evening was not mit upon the stage. The cause of this sudden change was the elopement of the treasurer with all the funds of the institution. After the performance was over on Tuesday night, the managers of the Hall, as well as the actors, thought they "smelt a mice," and repaired to the residence of Aid. 113bertscn and aroused him from his sliimbers, and informed him that their treasurer had his clothes packed op and was about to "vamoose." They then left and watched the treasurer, to see that he did not escape. lie did not leave on the three o'clock train as anticipated,. but waited for that leaving at ten, thus throwing the watching party of their guard He left the city on the 10.20 train, for Cumberland, Md., leaving behind him some eight or ten performers, who have received no pay for near two weeks. Mrs. Ettie Henderson, whose engagement was to have closed last evening, did not re ceive any compensation whatever for her services, (although the proceeds of Tues day evening were to be devoted to her benefit,) and was compelled to pay her own expenses. The Treasurer, Mr. Mer rick, leaves his newly married wife here, without funds sufficient to get away. The performers last night informed ns that money made the mare go,"—the need ful was lacking, hence no show. Rebel Bill of Fare. The following bill of fare, found in the rebel' camp at Vicksburg, shows that the beleagured soldiers were not without their J okes : HOTEL DE VICKSBURG. BILL OF FARE FOR J FLY, 1863, :5017P. Male Tail BOILED. Male bacon with peke beans Mule ham canvassed. Mule sirloin. Mule rump stuffed with rice IM=E! Peas and Rice. ENTREES. Mule head stuffed a la mode. Mule beef jerked a la Mexicana. Mule ears tricaesed a la gotch. Mule side stewed, new style, hair on Mule spare ribs, plain. Male liver hashed. SIDE DIEHEEI Mule salad. Mule hoot soused. Male brains a la omelette. Mule kidney stuffed with peas. Mule tripe fried in pea meal batter Mule tongue cold a la Bray. MEM Mule foot PASTRY. Pea meal pudding, blackberry sauce. Cc:tun•wood berry pies. White oak acorns. Beech nuts. Blackberry leaf tea. Genuine confederate coffee LIQUORS Mississippi Water, vintage of 1492, su perior; $3. Lime Stone Water, late importation, very fine, $2 75. Spring Water, Vicksburg brand, $1 60. Meals at all hours. Gentlemen to wait upon themselves. Any inattention on the part of servants will be promptly reported at this office. JEFF. DAVIS & CO., Proprietors (Can.—The proprielors of this justly celebrated Hotel de Vicksburg, having enlarged and refitted the same, are now prepared to accommodate all who may favor them with a call. Parties arriving by the river, or Grant's inland route, will find Grape Cannister & Co.'s carriage at the landing or any depot on the line of entrenchments. Buck, Ball & Co. take charge of all baggage. No effort will be spared to make the visit of all as interest• ing as possible. Not on the Tarr Farm. Through the kindness of Mr. J. F. Dun can, we have been shown a letter from Mr. Thomas G. Duncan, which slightly alters the location of the new well struck by the latter gentleman. It informs us That the well is not on the Tarr, but on the Blood farm, which adjoins the Tarr, neither is the capacity as much as at first represented, being one hundred, instead of one hundred and fifty barrels per day, which however is increasing. Nan Drowned. On Satuerday last, whilst a number of hands from the machine ehop of the P. el C. R. R. Co., were bathing in the river near Connellsville, Michael Farr was drowned. Every effort possible, was made by those near to save him, but they were unavailing. The deceased had been re cently married, and was much respected. ilia remains were taken to Mount Savage, Md., for interment. Who are the Soldiers. The Wheeling Register says : "We do not favor the idea of prying into a man's political opinions as soon as he dons a soldier's uniform, bat as 50 many of the radicals are constantly asserting that none but republicans are enlisting, we will state that there wale but two members of Capt Eaton's company, which were mustered in oa Tueaday morning,who were not Dem i:mats, and those two were opposed to Lincoln's proclamation. Sun Strunk. Mr. Geo. Neve, river reporter for the St. Louis Evening . News, was sun struck last Monday, while making his usual rounds amOnt the steamboats at the St. Louis wharf. At last accounts he was se slowly Railroad Accident. Yesterday-the freight train going east, and the one coming west on the Penn r tulvania Railroad, came into collision a short distance this side of Altoona, by which several cars were completely demol ished and a general wreck made of things. The accident caused the mail train to be delayed about six hours. As far as we could learn fromthe passengers who came through, no one was killed by the collie• ion. The delay to the mail train was oc casioned by the time that was necessarily consumed in clearing away the wreck. Murderous Incident. Oscar J. Hammond, a returned soldier, and eon of Rev. Mr. Hammond of Ells worth, Ohio, shot his sister, wounding her in the thigh, a few days since, while re turning home in a carriage, from a visit. We are informed that the sister, who is severely but not fatally injured, asserts that the act of shooting was threatened before its strange committal, by the broth. Et:. It was supposed he was insane from intoxication. We have no other particu lars of this unfortunate affair. Hnotret,ering. The regular meeting of the City Coun. cils comes off on Monday evening. We have mentioned the fact thus early in or der that they may have time to take into consideration the evils arising from hucks tering. We are convinced that a great proportion of the high prices in marketing now existing is owing to the present efforts of the hucksters. Information Wanted. We find the following in the Cincinnati Gazette , )f Wednesday : W. A.lGerbrick, now working as Lrak es man on the C. H. & D. Railroad, but formerly a volunteer in the nitii lowa in fantry, desires information concerning the whereabouts of his parertts, Jacob and Mary Gerbrick, formerly of York rd Somerset counties, Pennsylvania. When last heard frore, seventeen years ago, they were in Pittsburgh. Be Careful. Now that fruit and`vegetables are plen ty in the market, it behooves all to take care not to injure themselves by eating too much. Already have we heard of a number of cases of cholera morbus, but none so far that have proved fatal. The utmost moderation should be need in our food. Accident. A horse attached to a light wagon ran away yesterday, starting from the lumber yard near the corner of Penn and Marbury streets, and coming in contact with a buggy in which two gentlemen, by the name of Woods and Hail, were riding, threw them out violently, injuring Mr. Hall severely about the head and knees. The occurrence took place about nine o'clock. Schools at Sharpsbnrg, The following teachers have been elect ed by the Directors of the public schools at Sharpaburg, to serve during the ensuing term Mr. J. L. Phillips, Principal ; Miss Julia Hickey. Assistant; Miss Annie M, Given, and Miss Annie E. Russell, Pri mary Department. The schools open on the 31st day of August. State Fair. The annual exhibition of the State Ag• riot:ilium' Society will take place at Nur ristowi, on the 29th and 30th of Septem• ber and the let and 2nd of Qctober. The farmers and mechanics all over the State are making extensive preparations for the exhibition. Railroad Accident. A lad named Mills, fourteen years of age. whose parents reside at the North end of West Zanesville, while attempting to get on a Westward bound train on Mon day evening last, opposite 'Zanesville, fall under one of the ears, and the wheels passing over him severed bnth of uls legs. Whilst his injuries were being carea for he became so exhausted from .he to s of blood that he expired. Investigating Commit tee A military commission to investigate the causes and circumstances attending the burning of the steamer Ruth, has been or ganized in St. Louis. Quiek Time. We yesterday received news from Ea rope, and from Oil City of th vane date There mast be a fast ling Rogues Gallery The rogues gallery the .1.1,y or's oCice contains the photographs and• dag , i,— 0 . types of one hundred protessir._:r.l to eves, pickpockets, burglars, and ..,iner c-,mi nals, of which eight are wornez. Bargains Still Offered Sommer stock of Gaiters, B. • - •:ts, Balmorals and Slippers, selling cheap to make room for Fall goods. at MeClel land's Auction House, 55 Filh street. Henry Clay Dean. Hon. Henry Clay Dean is expected to speak at the meeting at Mason OWL S - tember sth. Theatre. To-night the regular theatrical season opens with the new company, and a splen did bill. The principal piece selected for the occasion is the Gladiator, in which the whole strength of the company will be brought out. Not the least attractive fea ture of the evening will be the new drop curtain on which is painted a kcal scene. The theatre has been entirely renovated inside, and the finishing touches are be ing put on the out side. That there wiil be an immense audience preset t, we do not for a moment doubt. EVERT MERCHANT should have one of Lloyd's Telegraph, Express and Railroad Maps. Subscription book now open at Pittock's, opposite the Postotlice. CURRENCY HOLDERS and Pocket Books at Pittock's, opposite the Postoffice. NEW supply of Card Photographs and Albums, at Pittock's, opt osite the Post• office. 9eoves & 13Asza's Sewing 111 whines, for mantrlctering rarposez, are the beet in lI.PC A. F. C IATON A Y Caner-al A ec , t. HA Ti`ifth street. Pittebnrr,b P ICITZPE YHIYII.L. ..... • lOBEFE[ .MEYEE a(1 , - E4-4r7.1.041TZTE. os APARCX AND PL.!II.E. 3Z - WITIBE a, A WAREHOUSE. 8.5 SELITEIII , .L.D CSst - wean Math atrcct end Vire: Rag FITIM 3 t Pittsburgh and Minersville Pas- Banger Railway Company. IlitE, STOCKHOLDERS OF SAID Company will meet at the of the (akiaud Railway Company, l o. 51 Fourth street, Pitts burgh, on Tneadss, August 25th, 1863 at 18 o'clock P. M., for the pufpose of electing a B and of Three Managers for Bald Company to serve until the th . rd Monday of January, A. D , 1864. By order JAS. JuHNSTON, Secretary PITTSBURGH, August 14, 1863. aols-10141 C. A. VAN KIRK & CO., X ANITITA CTC Er as Or OAS FIXTURES A CHANDELIERS, Patent Improved Eirelook & Patent Paragon COAL OIL BURNERS, HAND LAMP 2, 00.1,13 &c. Salesrooms, 517 Arch St. Ph i iadesphhi. Ideaufaatory, Frankford, Phillidelvigu. pals warranted. Wel/ TELEGRAPHIC. LAWRENCE, KANSAS, IN FLAMES, Murder Pillage, &c., by Quantrell's Guerrilla LOSS NEAR $2,000,000 LATEST FROM CHARLESTON, LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS Raid Into North Carolina REBEL MOOTS FROM CHARLESTON New state of Western Virginia STARVING CONDITION OF THE REBELS Sales of Government Bonds LEAVENWORTH, August 21.—A 6 o'clock Last evening the guerrilla chief Quantrell, with a force about KO strong, crossed from Missouri into Kansas near the town of Gardner, sixty miles below this place, and immediately started for Lawrence. Arriving beforo that town at four o'clock this morning, he posted a guard around the city, so that the citizens could not es cape, and with the remainder of his men commenced pillaging stores, shooting citi zens and firing houses. A gentleman who managed to escape and secrete himself in a cornfield, reports that he swam the river at eight o'clock, and on reaching the bluffs on this side had a plain view of the town, which was then a sheet of flames. From what he saw he thinks the lose would reach two millions, and by this time perhaps much more, as they seemed determined to destroy everything that would burn. We cannot learn that any resistance was made, the citizens being taken completely by surprise, the first alarm being the cracking of flames and shows of the rebels, James H. Lane was , in the city, and it is feared has fallen into tie hands of the guerrillas, as it was al moat impossible to escape through their; lines. I . A large number of Uoion troops were sent in pursuit of the rebels, but with what meccas we have not yet learned. Mayor Anthony, of this city, issued a proclamation, stating that the people of Leavenworth need not apprehend any trouble, but requests every able bodied citizen to provide himself with the best arms he can, and hold himself in readi ness to aid h s friends in any part of the State movements at short notice. Ile censures the General commanding the District, who he says with five thousand troops under his command has allowed n tew hundred guerrillas to get fifty miles in• to the interior,burn n city and destroy two million dollars worth of Froperty, and intimates that the citizens must depend on themselves for the defence of the city and State. LATER Tne latest news from Law• retie° is to eleven o'clock this morning, at which time Quantrell had his men drawn up on the south side of the city, prepara tory to leaving. There can be no doubt but a large num ber of citizens have been shot. We have the names of several prominent men who are reported killed, but as the repons can not be traced to a reliable source, we re frain from giving them. A note was received here this evening from T. B. Swift, asking the citizens of Leavenworth to send Opinions with in struments ono medicines immediately, as the doctors of Lawrence are out of all kinds of medical supplies, and stating that the town was burned, and from forty to sal persons shot. NEW Yous, August 21.—A letter from off Charleston says Ensign Benj. H. Por• ter, of the new Ironsidee, who has been detached fnr special service by Admiral Dahlgren on account of the high character be has obtained in the fleet, and daring, bravery and prudence, performed a feat on Monday night, during the furious bom bardment, that will insure him high com mendation by the Admiral. The duty es signed him was to ascertain the character and nature of the obstructions across the harbor of Charleston, between Sumter and Moultrie. He had been up in one of the Ironsides' cutter, with a picked crew, for several nights on this mission, and was prevented from accomplishing it by ricountering the picket boats of the ene my. He was pursuing this investigation when he saved the lives of eight of the Wabash's captured boat. On Monday night he was scouting around Sumter, when the furious cannonade corn• menced. All eyes were centered on the torts and the work they were doing, but Ensign Porter saw that the opportunity for his work had arrived. The flashing of the cannon from Sumter and Gregg guided his movements, and he was ena bled to reach the obstructions without be ing observed. He spent fully half an hour on them, thoroughly investigating their construction, and moved off towards the fleet in time to reach it at daylight.— He immediately replied to the Admiral who declared himself highly gratified at the information, declaring that he now knew all that he desired to know. The information obtained is of coure kept sccret, but will be availed of by the Admi ts'. in a few days. MEMPHIS, August 21 —Advieeti from Arkimsse says all the rebel force in that State are concentrated at Alamda, five miles below Little Rock. Kirby Smith has arrived and taken commaud of the troops and is erecting fortifications. The people in White River County are almost in a starving condition, and there is strong disposition throughout the State to accept peace on any terms. W. H. Lee, a friend and classmate of the editor of the Bulletin, who is just from Georgia, says nothing can equal the abject starving people of the Southern States, and their unmitigated despotism. The people are ripe for some movement to overthrow their rulers, and such action cannot be much longer delayed. Cnlceoo, August 21,—The Minnessota Republican State Convention met yester day and nominated Col. Stephen A Mil ler for Governor, and C. G. Kerwood for Lt. Governor, and other State officers were nominated. A Memphis special says the 17th army corps is tho only one now stationed at Vicksburg. A species of intermittent fe ver is prevalent among them. Cases re quiring, are promptly removed to the hos pitals. Here very few troops are quar tered in the city, only enough to do police duty, the rest are encamped on the heights back'of the city. Sherman's corps is still encamped near the Big Black, on Bear and Clear Creeks, and perhaps has had the hardest service of the campaign, but yet enjoys better health than any of the others. The thirteenth corps, Ord's, moves to Natchez for sanitary purpo ,es, and will remain there for the present. Porter's fleet is scattered along the -,:lis sissippi from New Urleans to Cairo, at intermediate distances between p,:ints where gunboats are patroled by light draught boats. No special news from below. &c. &c Advice from General Steele's Arkansas Expedition from Helena are locked for BOOM FORTRE: 4 9 MONROE, Aug, 20—Acting Brigadier General B. F. Onderdonk with the let New York mounted rifles and two companies of the 11th Pa. cavalry, has just returned to Portsrnonth, Va., from a long raid into North Carolina. They passed through Edenton and opened com munication with Captain Roberts in com• mend of South Mille, thence they proceed ed to Pasquatank and Hartford. About half way between the two places they were attacked by guerrillas, and in the Skirmish lost two men. They killed 30 guerrillas and drove several into the dis mal swamp, who were drowned, and cap tured 90 horses, some cattle, &e. The raid was very successful. Two refugees arrived in Norfolk today from Richmond,who were born in Canada. They report the rebel government is terri bly frightened about Charleston, and say if it is taken, all is lost. A guard is kept about the residence of Jeff Davie night and day to prevent him running away from Richmond. There were very few troops in or about Richmond and only one brigade between there and Petersburg. IcORFOL6. VA.. August 21.—The Rich mond Whig of to-day contains the fol CasaLtsvos, August 20.—The enemy's operatiois during the last 24 hours have been mostly confined to a steady and con tinuous bombardment of Fort Sumter, from their par rott guns on Morris Island . Their fire begins to tell on Fort Sum ter which replies only at long intervals. The defense of the harbor de.peuds main ly on Sumter, but even if that fortress should be battered down, the harbor may still be held. Gov. Bonham has issued a proclamation urging the removnl of all non combatants from Charleston as soon as possible. The 200 pound parrot.t guns of the en emy are too much for the walls of Sumter, and the fort only replies at intervals. It has been determined to defend the city, street by street and house by house, as long as afoot of earth is left. WASHINGTON, August 21.—Gov. Pier pont i 3 here, making arrangements for putting the Government of the State of Virginia into operation. The seat to be at Alexandria. With this view the first Legislature will be convened in extra session, probably in September, when they will elect a Treasurer and Auditor, for without them no salaries can be paid nor the taxes be collected in the several counties. By the creation of the State of Western Virginia, the sum of $lOO,OOO Was left to the credit of the remaining portions of the old dominion. The new term of Gov. Pierpoet will com mence in January next, the election hav . ing taken place on the 28th of last May In those parts of Eastern Virginia free from rebel control. Thus there are Governors in what was formerly known as one State, including the rebel functionary at Rich mond. The Treasury Department has heard nothing of the courier reported having been sent by General Grant, nor of any modifications of his views in respect to trade. PriIL4DELPIIIA, Aug. 21.—The sales of Government bonds to-day amounted to 869,460 dollars. The formation of the National Banks is absorbing large amounts of five-twenties, and giving greater atabil ity and permanence to the local currency than has heretofore been enjoyed in com mercial circles. JACKSON, Miss., August 15.—The fed eral cavalry have reached Durst Station on the Mississippi Railroad, where they captured a train and cat the telegraph wires. Serious destructian on the Rail road Northward is apprehended. The Yankees are carrying two engines and trains Northward from Vaden, and a heavy raid is coming Southward from the Charleston Railroad. 1 , 1 sw YORK, August 21—The draft in the 18th Ward was completed to-day,1.1.81 names were drawn. The day passed off without the slightest disagreeable incident. The city swarms with troops, but their services have not been required. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHI A ngust 21.—Flour dull. Wheat dull: Old ited.sl 31@1 37. Corn—Yellow scarce and in demand. Oats active: Provisions in bet— ter demand Rama 1151. Lard advanced to 11c. Petroleum firm; Crude 35, Refined, bonded, 530 63, free 63. Whisky firm at 474, CINCINNATI, Auast2L—Flour remains dull and nominal for the best grades. Wheat in fair demand at 95@98 for tied $1 10031 15 for Ken- , tucky White: qualities below Prime are didl at 60c@$1. Corn steady at 57@58. Oats firmer. closing at 411:4 , 45 fur New. and 43246 for Old in bur - . Rye Is scarce and higher, <Losing at 78c. Whisky steady at 43c. No important changes i 4 Provisions Mess Pork is held at $9 50(4110 foC Old, and $ll .5412 50 for New. Bulk Shouiderti in request at 4 1 ,4 sides are nominal at 5o Ram] quiet but held firmly at 5X®,5; 1 4 for 6km:tide's mad Sides. Lard 91@9%. Groceries unchanged and steady. Gold L.n@l24 : Silver 1150118: Ex change firm at %. ILIGGS, 5 bbls fresh eggs just received. and for hale J AB. A. FETZER corner Market and Flynt etreeta. LI 100 bush prime Oats in store and for sale by JAB. A. FETZTiIt. anl2 Owner Market and First are By Last Night's Mail. Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commereia FROM WASHINGTON. WAsanwTozi, August 20 Foreign representatives having coi plained to the Government that the nui tary authorities had required subjects ca the powers they represent, to take the oath of allegiance to this Government, the President orders all such obligations heretofore taken remitted and annulled, and directs military commanders to ab- stain from imposing similar obligations in the future, and in lieu thereof adopts such other restraints as they shall find neeessary, convenient and effectual for public safety. While they owe allegiance to another power it is their duty to respect the authority, and obey the laws of the Government under which they reside. Dispatches to the Navy Department to day confirms previous information, but from prudential motives are not made public. Gen. Gilmore complains bitterly of the publicity given to his operations by cor respondents within his lines, and requests that none be allowed to come there. The order enforced in the Army of the Poto mac, requiring the signature of the corres pondent, has worked admirably. Hon. John A. Kaseon has returned to this city from Europe, whither he went as 'repre.+_tntative•of the - United States Gov °rawest to the Postal Convention at Paris. The greatest amount of ingenuity and rascality is exhibited in smuggling liquors to the artily. Notwithstanding the mul titude of arrests and numerous committals to prison, detectives continue to arrest large numbers, the quantities varying from a canteen to a hogshead. Deserters, stragglers and prisoners con tinue to come in from the front daily Sixteen were brought in to-day and corn (flitted to the Old Capitol. DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO 110 Smitnfield street, opposite the Custom Howe. Chartered by the Legislature. OFIF/CERS. Prealdent ....,JANCHS PARR, Jr VlOll PBESIDSRTB. Wm. 11. Smith H. F. Reid Thos. D. Messier A. Rely MIMI Francis Sellers Joshu• Rhodes John F.. Tannings. JacoL Stnokrath Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley Henry Lloyd Alf.-od 81ack TBUBTEES. Josiah King C Z A S Bell Joa Dilworth S S Fowl& Pr A Reed Jae W Woodwell It C Schmertz F Rahm C W Ricketaon J M Tiernan 8 II Hartman D M Long R J Anderson Jas W Baxter D E McKinley C H Wolf Robert D Cochran Wm Smith W Iluneun il B Jonoc B F Jonol W II Photos C B lierrtm SZOISTARY VII) 73L.Lauarn.„ D. E. MoKIIILEY. Open daily. from 9 2.. u. to 2r. u. Also. Tues .l.v and Saturday e'reni=gl3. from 6 to S o'olock. lioposits received of ONE DIME and upwards. Dividends declared in Duccrubar and Juno of each year. Dividends allowed to remain are plaoed to the :rodit of the depo , itor as yridoit al, and boar in terevt, Ulna compounding it. containing Charter. By-Larz, °floe. - . Thi4 Institution offers, esp.leiaily to these persona wilco() oarnin;;;s are ama i , tho opportunity to &comma:ate, by =all deposits, erutily saved a sum which will bo a rosource when p.eoded, to-sir money not Gray bcins cafe but boarbig interort. a stead of remaining unproductive. my: CELE BRATER EXTRACTS FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF, Ashland Flowers - Mignonette Aflame (Meadow Amaryllis Meadow Flowers Bouquet de Caßlonde Lilac Bouquet d'Arabie iLily of the Valley Bouquet de Carolina ,N ow-mown Hay Bergemotte. Orange Flowers Ceasie , Pink Camelia ,Pink Clematito Poppinack , Cedrat Portugal citr ,, nelle Roan Prairie Flowers Crystal Palace ; Rose Heranium Rough and Ready Oillitlower Spring Flower Harden Flowers •Sweet Briar Heliotrope !Sweet Pea Honey ;Sweet Lavender Honey suckle , Sweet Lettuce Hawthorn Sweet Clover Hyacinth, ruberos Jesuit° I Tea Rose Jockey Club. i Violette Jenny Lind I Verbena Jot:motile. , Votivert Mousseline iVanilla Millettears West End Magnolia White Lily Mareohale Winter Blosom BAZIN 'S II ED YOS M 1 A , a highly concentra ted Persian Essence, the most elegant perfume for imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeable and lasting odor. ESSENCE BOUQUET—TREBLE EXTRACT TITER 'rEl7.—A large assortment of Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams, Preparations for the Hair, Cosmetics, Toi , ot Waters. Dentifric-a and perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand. For sale by CHAS. H. SUPER, Corner Penn and St. Clair et Carpets, Oil Cloths, WINDOW SHADES. Prices rednecd at the NEW CARPET STORE M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO., 71 &73 FIFTH STREET, Between the Past Office and Dispatch Building Desiring to purobaae for the Fall trade An Entirely New Stock, Wo aro Belling all goods now on hand at prices very mach below present market rates We espeoiaPy invite the attention of Country Merehits and Wholesale Buyers, anBd.tw TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS. 110 WIG 'LAMM brought out from Liver- AU pool, Londonderry, Cork, or Gal way, to New York, in FIRST cLasB MAIL STEAMERS. for Twenty-Five Dollars. Parties also brought out by Sailing Vessel at lowest rates. Aoply to D. O'NEIL. carouinie building, 70 Fifth et., Pittsburgh. Pa. jytstf EEBLES TOWNSHIP PROPERTY FOR SALE.—The undersigned Committee of Thomas B. Butch. in and by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny county. offers at private sale that very desirable tract of land, the property of raid Thomas B. Stitch, situate in Peebles r , vrnship, Allegheny county, ad , oining lands of Judge Forward's geirs,rJohn Alderson, Pstterson's Heirs and others, containing about Forty-five acres, and having thereon ereet , d a frame dwelling house, barn, stable, and other out-buildings. There are on the premises a good well of water, several tine springsand en excellent orchard. For terms and prim) apply to Robert Patterson, near the premiss, or to GEORGE TitompsoN. Commit ee, Corner R. 0113 and Second streets, Pivabnr¢h. sintlS:St 1 Rana Hyman. Dei wda. 100 hlf about In stomVaitataugme RIVER INTELLIGENCE ORT OF PITTSBURGH ARRIVED. Franklin. Bennett, Erewmville. Gallatin. Clarke. Jim Ree... Peobloi. Elizabetb. oil City, Ness, Wheejing. I DISPARTED. Franklin, Banned, Browns-4110 Hallatin, Clarke, do Jun Reese, Peebles, 'Elizabeth. America, Dean. Cincinnati. Prairie btsto, Day, St. Louie. ar The river—Last evening at twi• that there were-feet water in the °henna and about a stand. The IrProll 19 from the Alfa ebony. .61i5r New steamer "Savannah," Capt. I. M. Mason, leavcs for St. Louis and St. Paul this may. She belongs to the Northern Line Packet Company, and is a credit to all concerned in getting Crh up The hull was built by Mr. Ebermau; length 156 feet, beam 35 feet, hold 534 feet, engines and cy inders 1i3 , 5 inches in diame ter with 5 feet stroke, 3 boilers 24 feet long and 38 inches in diameter. Painting by W. Loos: cabin by Jas. Millingar, superintended by Mr. I. Gullets, and is a splendid affair. The outfit was furnished by Messrs. Caldwell &furniture by T. B. Young & Co.; upholstery by E. Edmund son & Co. In a word the Savannah is a complete boat in every respect. She was built under the superintendence of Captain Mason, who has rov ed himself as efficient for building as he is noted for comma }ding, Those who have visited her say she is complete in every respect, and ad mirably adapted for the favorably he knownnded Capt. Mason is well and strict attention to business, correct business habits and gentlemanly disposition which justly make him a favorite. The first clerk is Mr. Robert melville officer an attentive and clever who has many friends. He will be ably assisted by his son. Mr. 8.. L Melville, who goes as eecond clerk. We take pleasure in handing this boat over to our friends of the press in Cincinnati and St. Louis. New Steamer Hey West No, 4, Capt. W. S. Evans' new anti pretty light draught steamer 'hey West No. 4" leaves this day positively for Cincinnati and Louisville. This brat 19 entirely new and was built under the superintendence of Captain Evans, who has fitted her up in a very superior manner for a low water Packet. Passengers and shippers can de-. pend on her going through, Persons going down the river would do well to give her a eall For Cincinnati SATITRDAY, Aug. 22d, 10 A, M. THE NEW AND SPLENDID passenger steamer KEY WX.ST NO. 4. Wm. S. Evans commander, will leave as announced above. R.I. f, eight or passage apply on board at the foot cf Wood st. an 22 For Evansville, Cairo.-St. Louis, Gale na, Dubuque nod St. Paul. SATURDAY. AUGUST 22,10 THE NEW AND SPLENDID 443,V,,,,t-aza_ Passenger steamer SAVANNA, L M. MASON commander. will leave as an nounced above. For freight or passage apply on board or to JOHN FL ACM or au22 J, B. LIVINGSTON A CO,, Agents NT AIIBOAg AGLENCV. ?M. fl AZ IT, E or Rae opened an office at NO GO WATER STREET.. Where he will !transact a General Steamboat Agency businers, and would solicit a ahem et pate ronaro from steamboatmen. yd ►Bev BUILDERS &SD CONTRAVEOI4B ala a_. - "nowtuawafger.rinz fl rapealo7 rait.tcle of 14IME tiich wo era proparod to dcliva from on.? Mal YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET, Be:.( Coal alsrarq aP Rand P.; toca./. rif:l - 3TSA(J:i. SITZWA.r.T .-;-"• CD. • Pittsburgh Skirt Manufacitory, INAVING OPENED SALES ROOMS • • in this city, I beg leave to call tho attention of the public to my own mannfactare of skirts. let. I keep a larger stock than any wholealer in this State. 2rl. We make a greater variety of Styles. Shapea. Sizes and Qualities than any manufactu rer in the United States. 3d. The steel and all the material for hoop kirts, from its primitive vete to the satesroorn. are under my own sup ervison and entire control. consequently customers can obtain skirts from this house without paying a second profit Also the largest assortment of Corsets constant ly on hand. AIW" Our rotail department is in charge of com petent Indies. supplied oheap at wholesale. H, SCE NC7 Z EH., anufaoturer, )yll-Iyd 49 Market, oor. 3d, StreeL CONCORD GRAPE VINES. WE WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO secure this INVALUABLE GRAP E: and have fruited it for five_years. We obtained our original vines from Mr. BIELL who origina ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Soma!: in 'SOO awarded t 2 a diploma for its exhibition, and the Allegheny County Agricultural in 1860, a primulas for it as the BEST new seedling grape, in all respects saperior to the Isabella." Our stook. of Vines is unequalled anywhere, which we offer at 25 cents each. $2.50 pac d $12.50 per 100. $lOO per 1,000. Svaall vines at less prices. We can furnish a few extra large vines at from 50 cents to $1 each. Kraci - x, Na. 29 RIM Street avl:coddcw Y. O'RellA ............... . . ........................ F 11. I. if 'GINN O'HARA. 8z AIiGINN, Attorneys at Law, REAL ESTAE AGENTS, OFFICE 89 GRANT STREET Opposite the Court House. Pittsburgh. air-Particular attention given to the eettlement of prbges, sale and transfer of Real Estate, Ex amination of Titles, Soldiers claims, - collections In any part of the west. Prompt remittances, and fall correspondence in regard to all business entrusted to oar care. fulf.tf W. E. Schmertz & Co.. NO. SI FIFTH STREET. Have just received a large nod superior assort ment of' MISSES AND CHILDREN& BALMORALS. BUTTON BOOTS. EUGENIE. CONGRESS AND LACE GAITERS, PATENT LEATHER, KID, AND MOROCCO SLIPPERS. MOROCCO AND KID BOOM, &o, sc.. Which they are oeliing at very low prices. lall MeCOLISTER dr BAER, 108 Wood S' - r€ et, A RE SELLING OUT THEIR LARGE -CR- stock of TOBACCO; SNUFF AID SEGA RS at the very lowest Cash Figures, Cali and exaSILIIIOour stock beforepurchas in g exewbers. 3taw SIIINDRY RODIICE.— 75 Barrels Potatoes. 10.000 lbs. Bibbed Bacon sides. 1,500 lbs, Clear Bacon sides. 300 bushels Yellow shelled Corn. 10 lrets Vine= 6 Twist Tobacco. 200 bnibi laDry Apples. 200 bbls. Batts Family Flour. , Z 00) CounirYlword. 12,000 Black Hoop Poles. In store and for We bi J./43. InMiElt. hal - earner moat 411;st Stro AMUSEMENTS PITTSISIIIIO II TREATISE. LEEVee and Manager...... Wu. lievngusea. Trca;nrer EL . ONTRINGTO7g. . Grand "Opening Night. :SA TIIRDAY, August 22d.,: • A ita 'LW LOCAL DROP CERTAIN. The Thcatre has bean catfish, renovated paintei and dezoratei thrsuzhout. ENTIRE NEW - 002PANY : This Saturday evening will be !resented. the beantikel 'drama of the • GLADIATOR. or the LAST DAYS OP • POMPEII, Lyon Mr. C. Loveday. Arbracel • 'ill , O. S Knmes NYdia Annie Ebrrlio Stratonlee 'Miss Phillip! New tic nx Fanny Burt New Overture Orchestra To conoludo wit% the excellent drama of the WANDERING Boys. SPECIAL NOT/CEB J. Y. CORNWELL.-- '34.leL Malta CORNWELL eir /KERR, CARRIAGE kIAWFACTURERS. SILVER & BRASS PLATERS, and manafactarore of Saddlery and Carriage Hardware, N 0.7 St. Clair Street. and &mane Wall. thear the eridge i ` tau rerrrsorustu, PA, POISON NOT THE HEAD WITH VITRATE OP EILTTER, Use CRISTADonom HAIR DYE, Certified to be PURE—SAFE—UNEQUALLED, by Dr. Chilton, of New York, and othor r . 1.21) It 0 to uCES SIEXA VIE FROM rich, wallow brown to glossy black in ten minute; and contains no ingro.diont that Is in jurious to the hair. CITEISTALDOHO'S HAIR PRTSEBTA• TIVE Is invaluable with his Dye, as it hopsrts the ut most softness, the most beautiful gloss, sad groat vitality to the Hair. klannfacturesi by J. CV-16.1%- , -DOP.O. 6 Astor House, New York, .‘iold am:Li ed by all Hair Dre3ccra. Price, 60 cent, :ad S 2 rattle. r..'ocTaint to size. irl3d&wamo ink R. T01E11.914 ' V E,NETLAN LI ri aass MENT. Di , re TeNti This is to certify to, for the last flve years I have used in my family Dr. Tobias' celebrated- Venetian Liniment ond in every ,instance have found it ful'y equal to his recommendations. have found it o give aLoost insterir a Tor 13.5 re lief in oases of toothache, eroap. bilious colic, sore throat, pain in the ober. and back and rheumatism, iii I cheerfaliy eCOIDIT.Crnd its trial to every one afflicted with any of the above named diseases. JAR. H. WARNHT-:,, Hartford, Conn•, Oct 16th,-1861. Price 25 and to Cetl73 a bottle. OSoe 56 Cort landt Street, New York. Solc, by all Drussista. anl4:dl77:derw3w QintelißON G EINIER A L it A MONONA by ordering calemel and destructive min erals from the supply tables, hag °inferred a blessing oa our sick soldiers. Let him not stop here. Lot him order the di-continuance of - Bleeding," and the substitution of Brandreth's Pills in theplace tnereof. commence a' new era" in the practice of Medicine. which would then become emphatically TILE URA LI NO ART • I have for thir'y years taught that no diseased action could be cured by mercury or tartar emetic,. That the human body could only be M 130.0 whole by "vegetable food"—Aninial food being, in Lc+ condensed vegetables. Brandreth's Pd s should be in every mititars hospital These Pills care Bilious Diarrhea Chronic larrhea, Chronic Dysentery, and all Fevers and Ara:aims of the Bowels. sooner and more surely . than anY medicine in the world. Brandroth's Pills in these cases should be taken night anti morning. Read Directions and get now style. CASE OF ROSCOE K. Wt.r3ON. Dr. B. Brandreth,—Neto York L 81B.: York a Vol private in Cu. F, 17th Regiment, New Vols. While at liarrison's Landing and on the Rappahannoek near Falmouth, I and many of the Company were sick with bitious di arrhea. The Army Surge. .n did not cure no, and I wee reduced to nein and bonc. Among the oom. Pany were quite e r timber of members who had worked in your Laboratory at Sing Sing, They were not sick , because they used Brandreth's Pills. These men prevailed upon me and others to use the Pill , and we were all eared in' from two to five days. After tills cur boys used Bran dreth's Pills for Lc typhus fever, colds, rheuma tism, and in no ose did they fail to restore health. Out of gratitude to eon for my good health, I send you this letter, which if necessary, the en• tire company would sign. I am. respectfully yours, 11.0,5C0 WATS Sing Sing. N. Y. Principal office, 194 Canal street.„ . .New York. SuM t,v rl,bd d3vr;tte Ii TISTB, Ye. FINE ETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT ..a. pain by the n eof Dr. Ondry's apparatus. J. F, HOFFMAN, DENTIST. All work warranted 134 Smithfield Streat,Pittsbarsh Dissolution. FUHE COPARTNERSHIP existing be tween the underaigned, under the firm and name of ICNAP, RUDD Sr. CO.._ expires this day by limitation. The husine , a will be continued by Charles finap, by whom all demands due to or from the late firm will be settled. • e 1 A H.1..h.4 U. F. aUDD N IC LIOLAS k. WADE port Pitt Foundry •;o:>• I IStia. iylS-2m REMO V AL. RR. 1 , , BA RD EEN ILtR REMOVED from Sou tie “treet helot/ the Girard House, to N.. 145 street. opposite the Court Goose. etal:tf. 001 , 0:030 GRAPE. 11, eERIOR AT 00 PER. dozen $1250 p er "jun_ Extra Vines at $6 Rat': dozen; s2s , 7iir PO. J! KNOX an N0.:.9 Fifth street. T HE Mika ii ANN .--ewii.ln.. .',:: :;4.0,_:; Eit :cue awarded a • FIRST GLAS' PIIIZig 1:5111:1:1 WORLGIS FAIR LONDON, ENGLAND. whet all the Machine eof EUROPE AND ARERICIA were in , Also, at the Lad ac.trial Zap osition. Parl6,. e. F;anc and at every tin ii:;La r at which sewing Marlaines have been exhibited. The principal Jonai.anie- in:Oing Sewing Ma... chines are Whei.ler Yz Wilwin. L. 31 - imger Co. and Grover le Baker:. Of ice machiur-s made there were sold during the year last reported: By Wheelor .t Wit on 10,303 By '. M Sister al Co 10 WM By Grower de Jtnh er , 2.-io Showing W b I - CELE , ales be Coll.:- v/14r in the •Frttw• P.ITTSEIRGH This Machine :ac S VITC.Ft. and ranee higbiei °en' • ! L'., y permanence, bzau'Y 4,,Atral -ne of the stitching when do .e. and the wide range ,f iteapolicathn --Itt-port of the A m citute, New Yerit.i CONCENTR 4.1 EC COMPOUND EXTR ACT OF BUC',EI; for all jilSeaDdi of the Bladder & Kidney®. ono half dozen for $3 Orders by mail Iroimptly filled A. J. RANK rN & co Dr.;,- g ist. 63 Market street. PriTsBUUSEL, MEER FIIN, ROSE LEAF POWDER' Pearl Powder, THEATRE ROUGE, Nitiegor Rouge; VIOLET POWDER, Violet Powder, HASH* sorr•BIiTEBER - SYIUNOI" Hard de Soft lloliber 36 , 111110 e. Jost recataed at Jurtreodved at FlWAgeore, No. ES Market Ta t 3 Annie Ward .Funny Burt
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