TO-Jm&MIEN
IMPROVICI)
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Crystal Cloth Presses, Braider, Cor
der, Gauge for Quilting and
Tacking, Improved
Loop Check and
Hemmer,
Making any Width of Hem De
HIGHEST PRE➢ITUDIS AWARDED AT
The Indestrlal Exposition, Paris 1881.
Tha Inkirnation L0nd0n..1862.
The Industrial Exposition, Prusia 1883.
And at all the United States State and County
Fairs where exhibited.
Over 160,000 of these Inimitiable and Ineom
ratable Machines are now used in the Homes
Of America and the ulrillzed World. 10.471
made and sold within the last three months, be
ing nearly eat:tat to the sale of all the other
sewing Machuies UOaIBINED, a fact which
should be consldere.l by those desiring to pur
chase the beat
Family Sewing Machine
without of Sewing 1: done on these the
previous basting, making, the
Lock Stitch, which le the only stitch imitable
for.the variety of work done in the family.
Every Machine Warranted for Three Years
And fall instructions given in operating withou
charge.
AGE - Cell at the Ageney t and see them In otter
Mien,
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
Agents for eight of the Western State&
PITTSBUR G H OFFICE,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET,
sgrWax FIt+UREIN THE wiry DO W.Vp
je2B
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
8200,000,000.
This loan Is authorised - by Act of Con
greiskof March Bth,./684, which provides for its
REDEMPTION IN COIN, at any period not
less than ten or more than forty years from its
date, at the pleasure of the Government,
Until its Redemption, five per cent. in
tercet la to be paid semi-annually IN COIN.
Its .Exemption from State or Local
Taxation adds iron one to three .per cent.
per annum in its value.
The 'Rate of Interest on this loan, although
but five per cent. In coin is as much greater iii
currency as the difference between the market
vales of currency and gold.
As a Rule, the five per cent. specie securi
ties of all solvent governments aro always par
or above, and eurrencynow funded in the Na
tional Loan, will be worth its face in gold, be
sides paying a regular and liberal percentage to
the holder.
No Securities offer so great induce
ment,, it la believed, as the various descrip
tions of U. S. Bonds. le ail other forms of in
debtednesa, the faith or ability of private parties
or stock companies or separate communities
only is pledged for payment, while for the debts
of the United States the whole property of the
countrysls holden to secure the payment of
both principal and interest in coin.
The Funded Debt of the United States
on which interest Is payable In gold, on the 3d
day of March, 1864. was *768,065,000 The
interest on this debt for the coming fiscal year
will be 645,988,12; while the customs revenue
in gold for the current fiscal year, ending Juno
30th - 1861, has been so far at the rate 'of over.
6100,000,000 per annum, an amount largely In
excess of the wants of the. Treasury for the pay
mentof gold interest.
These. Bonds may be subscribed for
Mamas from 650 up to any magnitude,
on the llama terms, and are thus matte equally
available to the smallest lender and the largest
capitalist. They can be conveithd into money
at any moment, and the holder will have the
benefit of the interest.
The authorized Amount of this loan is
Two tiondre4 Million Dollars. The amount of
zulhoriptlons reported to the Treasumat Wash
ington, is over
tM0,000.000.
Subleriptione will be received in cur
teller by the FIRST NATIONAL BANE
and THIRD NATIONAL BANK, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
SAND BY ALL NATIONAL BASS
which are depositaries of Public money, ant all
lUirimstable Banks and Bankers
throughout the canary, (acting $8 Wan of
the National . Depositary .B=4) will famish
Ihrther information on apidloation and. •
AFFORD DEIN FACILITY IQ SUBSCRIBkitS.
.1146.2wdaw
1t34111/ED 81743M1US
110.: •
pb/a "ii." and 'Cloffas B • ••:
SS do. Crushed, Granulated and
• Efulpartlifow In note and for sale by • •
• -; REYMER '.'
tabff •••• •• • 12a and iterwood*V—
111A111/11iG TACKLE, IbbIIMAMING
Soda, Booby Lanni Hooks' ato. for Ws by
JAMES bowx.
• itt Wood 14/11.8.
I'hc paik vast.
ADVERT'S (NG AGENCIES.
Maws. S. XL. YE ITENGILL & Co. No. a 7
Park Roe, New Y;:rk city, and No. 6 State
street, Beaton; and L. P. FONTAINE & Co.,
No. 83 Nassau street, New York city, are au
thorized to take Adverttsetnen6 and Subsarir
ti for us at Wisest rates.
sir -We will Itirmah the D ICY Pow!, to agents
A the rate of $2,00 per hnnared copies,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAY MORNING, JUNE 23, t 864
Criminal Court.
This court converted oh Monday morning at
10 o'clock, when ajury that had been out since
Friday brought in a verdict against Edward
O'Donnell and °harlot O'Donn el charged with
assault and battery, of guilly.
The next case taken up was a charge of
highway robbery, preferred by a Mr. Renshaw
against Martin Murphy and James Slatterly.
It appeared from the evidence that on last
New Year's night the parties named met at the
Bull's Read Tavern, on Second street,kept then
by a man named Spencer. Slatterly got into a
quarrel with some Michigan soldiers who would
have demolished him had it not been for the
landlord and his brother-in-law, Mr. Murphy.
The soldiers left and Stetter ly alleged that Ren
shaw had called him some very ugly names and
wanted to tight. The landlord put all of them
out and closed the docir, as it was after midnight
and late enough to shut up. All three were in
toxicated and got into a fight out side, Slatter
ly knocking Renshaw down and kicking him
till he was insensible. A gold watch worth a
hundred dollars was missed as soon as Renshaw
came to his senses, which was afterwards found
in the possession of Slatterly. There being
nothing against Mr. Murphy to justify the
charge of Robery, he was acquitted and Slat
terly plead guilty before the jury retired. When
the latter was remanded to prison, his aged
Mother, who had been listening to the trial
burst out into an expression of feeling and sym
pathy for her poor boy, which we can but feebly
describe, and which none but a food and affec.
tionate mother can realize, in all probability
he was her only hope and support, and the idea
of his being guilty of an offense of this maitre
almost broke the poor aged woman's heart.
Slatterly has not yet been sentenced.
IGlorious Udelllgessoo.—tile clip the lot
lowing from the Erie Ob.es - ver, which besides
containing a great deal of good sense is quite
complimentary towards our city:
We have the pleasure of .announcing to the
public the completion of a direct railroad con-
F notion between this city anti Pittsburgh. (in
We dnesdity of laat week the last track was laid
in the vicinity of New Castle necessary to com
plete the confliction, and at 12 o'clock Cl the
same day a train of cars from Erie met one at
that place from Pittsburgh. The event If as
hailed with great re s joilbig by the railroad
workmen, and citizens, sin the papers of New
Castle are in raptures over the opportunity a:-
forded them of obtaining an outlet to the two
leading cities of Western PC l l l : l B.3lVittlitl. We
would not disguise out own grayitication and
that of the people of Erie over this important
fact—the first link iu the chain of eirtunstances
which we all believe is destined to revive the
trade of our community, and start our city for
ward with an impetus that will soon make it
one of the moat promising on the lakes. The
Erie & Pittsburgh railroad him always been a
favorite enterprise of ifra, and —have louked
forward for its completion with alrinterest only
equalled by those who are more immediately
interested In its prosperity. It traverses one of
the most fertile sections of the State—a section
which abounds to mineral and agricultural
wealth—and managed, as it certainly will be, in
a spirit proportionate to its importance, we
cannot be mistaken In our anticipations of Its
benefits to this city and tne people living along
its line.
To Wm. L. Scott, Esq., the contractor in
charge is mainly due the credit for the early '
opening of thin road. ile has labored with an
Indefatigable energy, and is entitled to the
praise of the community. The requirements of
the law demanded that the last rail nhould be ,
laid by the 25th inst.. (to-day) hut he determin
ed to be ahead o. time, and, as he usually does I ,
with everything he tindertakes, succeeded.
Thor Wheeling Palr.—This day the grim'
Fait will open at Wheel Luz. The character and
object of the Fair is thus stated by the Wheel
ing Daily Regisler:
This reittval le intended to be a comprehen
sive series of all the most rational enjoyments
that can be available.
The spacious Rail will be brilliantly Illumi
nated arid profusely ornamented with ever
greens, flowers and drapery; and decorative gas
and water and rock work. Refreshments, bo
quets and useful and fancy articles will be offer
ed for sale. A capacious stage will be erected
and recherche amusements and intertalninents
of various kinds will be introduced each even
ing. All will pe made redolent with perfume.
Music and melody will abound and every thing
possible will be done to make it worthy the sa
cred Glum whose cause 1 t pleads.
Contributions of money, -goods, useful and
fancy articles, labor, fruit, flowers, curiosities,
national relies, etc. etc., are solicited and will
be thankfunly received by any of the officers or
committee.
The assistance and co-operation of the Ladies
DI especially Invoked.
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
are earenstly requested to assist this great la
borAkt love, and Bend contribotions 'and delega
tions to its support.
Conclusion of the Draft.
The draft In this district was concluded on
Saturdvy afternoon, The following is the re
sult In .
(*LAHTI/D/1S TOWNdmr.
151 names in wheel-33 to be drawn.
John West .Tames Hall
William Adams, , Einahuel Long
Michael Morgan , Joseph Applegate
Michael Moore ;Henry Burke
Henry Webster , Peter Moyer
Silas Rich John Deer
Alfred alosinnas I Andrew McClelland
James Magonnigle Joseph Dud'
Thomit Et- Wade -`
Benjamin sh ant
Jibhn Gillen James Duff
Martin (umor Leonard Fox
William Chess James Ferguson
James Sult Henry Smoth
Wm Mceettis Hiram Ray
Benjamin Workman Patriek Slaughter
John Englemeyer William Domani
Richard Houghter
CRESCENT
TOWBUIP.
Eli 'Hyatt
Charles Stoops
William Russell
Unties. Nichols, the man who snot
Sullivan, and whom we noticed yesrerday, was
held to answer in the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars. The case is a serious one though it is
thought that Sullivan the injured man may re
cover. Sullivan was not stealing strawberries
as noticed yesterday, but had taken sundry ar.
tidies from a man named Leasure—a watch and
a razor, and perhaps other articles. Leasure
raised the alarm and Nichols who was comingto
market assisted him in capturing two men, one
named Goehring and the other Sullivan. Leas
ure has since preferred charges against., them
both for the larceny of thewatch, razes, a brace
let and twenty dollars in greenbacks. (loehr
ing has also been arrested.
Pittsburgh and Cannellrvine H. It.—
Thate is everkhope that this road will yet be
completed to Cumberland and Open up a direct
communisation with Ileitis:Lore. The stock
holders have held several meetings lately on the
(mull= of Ha extension, aid they have finally
agTeil,to proceed to finish the road. Several
sections have 'already been let and there is no
doubt that more of these will be given out and
that the road will soon be completed. :The ad
vantages of the completion of this road to tile
citizens of Pittsburgh, as well as to the stock
holders tnemselves; is almostincalculable,svhlle
no injury could accrue to any other line, each
having business equal to its utmost capacity.
Oil City.—Notice hasheen given fo the stock
holders of tho Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad
Company, that there will be a meeting held to
consider a resolution relative to the coati-ca
tion of a Branch Road to the Perms. oil regions.
The great want of Oil city is a railroad commu
nicating with some other line leading to the
Eastern cities. The contrivance cl the Alleghe
ny valley railroad would undoubtedly form a
cheap and convenient outlet for the productions
of that city. We have often looked for a move
ment In that direction.
Draft In the 2?d Dlntrlet —The draft,
callecrthe supplementary Quist, to , the R9d Dis
triat, which.was to have taken place yesterday,
we ateinfermetl, has been postponed, until next
Monday.. Quite a number of men are Volun
teering in that district and it isprobable atleast
that this draft will not be required • -
VirsMist..lrawers.--A man flied to past-a
counterfeit five dollar bill upon a young man at
Walls' tavern, , and In turn was arrested and
brought before Ma Honor Mayor Lowry. Do ,
%stosorrniemppear a.a 111111111 t.
, •
Sanitary Fatr—Treastirar , , List.
N. Holmes, Treasurer Sanitary Fair, acknowl
edges the receipt of the following additional con
, tributious :
From Oil Committee, fifth lint :
John Steel Land Interest Widow Mo.
Canto& Fenn 41,150 00
0 Curtis, ry Run 1,000 00
Coll 'd on 8100d - Farm, by G Painter. 505 00
First National Bank, Oil City 200 00
Collected on Story Farm by Mr Fink... 559 50
do by 011 City Committee, add.. 233 60
Rider & Clark 100 00
W Reiter
111oElhenny Farm, addl
L Ross
Linden Oil Well
464
Ladies Society, St Andrew's Episcopal 00
Church surplus funds
;
Oapt R Coles, Coal Com.
()apt in° Rodgers do
Committee on Tobacco on account....
Sas McQuown, Asst Aaa'r 12th Division
23:1 District
C E Purviance, Asst Ass'r 7th Division
23d District
5
Committee Foreign & Domestic Corres
pondence, balance . 45 76
Leather Dealers and Tanner's Com..••• 5 .,634 00
Employees Wm Miller Sadler, All'y..
Isaac Mourer, Wooster
Ist U P Church, Pittsburgh
Penn Literary Society 535 00
Perry do do 16 00
Society of Motal Science 15 00
Part proceeds of joint Exhibition. 18 40 83 40
F heeler
10W
Jennie
Lawrenceville Fresh Church 10
4-4 20
Employees Sable Iron Works, Zug &
Painter
Employees ulcan Works in part,
From D C Clapp, Cashier of Fair
Sales June 23d
Sales Slane 24th
Monitor Department report.
Previous'ly reported
Proceedings of Connells.—We have not
room for all the proceedings of Convene, but
will publish them In to -morrow's paper. The
i most Important proceedings in Common Coon
ell, was a resolution authorizing the Finance
Committee to take the case of theca} , of Pitts
burgh against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to the Supreme Court, and also one to re
quest his Excellency Governor Curtin to with
ho:.l his signature from an act passed in the
Legislature last winter,to repeal the charter of
the Counellsville Railroad Company.
An ordinance was concurred in from Select
Council granting the Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad the privilege to occupy a portion of
Allegheny wharf for the consideration of 44,40n0.
Also to prevent coke ovens within the city lim
its. Also a claim granted to Anderson & Co. fur
building Duquesne Fire En.:ine house 01'4751,76.
Mayor's Of c&.—Mrs. Monahan MR le In
formation against Jlr. Dempay and his mother
for alleged Itt treatment for a long series of
years. The patties ware hound over to appear
TO court.
A Air..Tolee made ihformation against a Airs.
Smith and her si.ster for an assault and battery,
which remitted from n disititte about sinking a
well. They were bound over to answer at
Going it Strong.—on Sunday et ening
there was a row on the Monongahela wharf
and officer Lowe attempted to arrest one of the
offenders when he was caught by another. In
attempting to arrest him, a third interfered,
and finally more gathered, when some of the
firemen, belonging to the Duquesne Company,
assisted the otticer and three of the lads were
brought before the Mayor and tined heavily for
their misconduct.
. _
Ind Irina —Governor Norton, of the State of
Indiana, has addressed a memorial to Congress
in regard to the recruits of regiments and bat
tery enlistments, made prior to then. It appears
that it WRS the understanding that men re
cruited would only have to serve out the time of
the regiment, hot now the government holds
them for three years trout the date of their en
listments as recruits. It is sot likely that Coll•
gyess will act in the matter.
The Falr.—A large number of bids were
received for the buildings at the Sanitary Fair
N:sts.rd.,. the rune for re
ceh log proposals expired. The result, it is said
will be made known In a day or two. There
is a t ery large amount of lumber in these build
ings and the damage, none by the use it has been
employed In, is not t cry great. It will be dry
at least which is a good quality in lumber.
The Highest Mclder.—We understand
that the different weigh-s.iftles of the city will
be rented out, on the sth day of next month, to
the highest bidder. They are said to he in a di
lapidated condition and it would no doubt pay
the city better to put them into the hands of in
dividuile at a certain stated rent with the 1.111-
derdtnucling that they be kept in good repair.
Lost—Somewhere between Ml'lee' Hotel,
Penn street, below St. Clair, and the Diamond
ou Saturday evening last about seven o'clock,
one new black dress coat,and one pair newdress
pants ; also a carpet hag containing several
shirt;. Any person leaving information at this
Mike concerning the above, will greatly oblige
the xubacriber. 13. I).
Low Witter.—The water in the rivers is
rely low just now. Bo much so, Indeed, as to
#unpend transportation altogether except where
there in Blackwater. In consequence of this
business at the wharf is exceedingly dull. We
are in hopes that a henry rain may yet fall he
fore long which will raise the waters to a navi
gable height.
Young Thieves.—There is a gang of young
bnyi In this city 'Omit twenty or thirty in num
ber who aro combined together to steal and con
ceal goods. They are styled the "Forty Thieves
Society," and have regular officers appointed.
One of them his made some revelations which
may lead to the detection of all of them. They
would all be better in the House of Refuge.
Swine.—The number of iivvine running at
large in our city, particularly in the suburbs
has become a nuisance so great as to invite the
attention of the city fathers who are resolved to
resort to stringent measures in order to relieve
the people of this annoyance.
Walls Again.—A. man named John Walls
was brought before the Mayor yesterday charg
ed wirh selling liquor on Sunday, keeping a dis
orderly house and assault and battery. He has
enough to answer for in one day.
Cresson Springs.—The Fourth of July le
to be celebrated at Cresson Springs on the top
of the Allegheny mountain, by sundry visitors,
residents and others. Great preparations have
been made and tickets of invitation have been
circulated in order to secure a large attendance.
There is ['cermet on earth more suitable for the
celebration of this day than the Mountain. The
scenery Is delightfuL The clear, pure water is
suing from the crystal fountains, is abundant;
the groves ate deeply shaded and as cool as a
cave; railroad facilities to and from the place
are excellent; and the people are patriotic and
participate on an ocoasion like this kind with
great willingness and there is ample space to
accommodate any number of persons, as the
boundaries of the freest has not been defined by
any prescribed limits We expect to hear of
quite a jolly meeting of friends and acquaintan
ces at these springs on the Fourth. Whether
the invitation is special or general we did not
learn, but &Hedge it lea select celebration.
Theatre—Benefit of Mr. Hurry Lewis.
This gentleman takes his annual benefit at the
theatre this evening, upon which occasion an
unusual bill of attraction is offered. Among
those who tender their service is Ettie Hender
son, whose superior talents as an actress is well
known by every resident in Pittsburgh and
vicinity. This lady appears in her celebrated
sfracter of the "French Spy" a part which
she has acquired great celebrity both in this
country and in Europe. Mr. Lewis is well
known as our very active stage manager, and a
gentleman well known as an actor and stage
manager for the last thirty years, from Maine to
California. Truly a veteran itt..he'in the pro
fession, and his claims upon the theatre-going
public are mush greater than many who has ap
peared upon our stage for years. Let It be rec
ollected the beautiful sensation drama of the
"Colleen Hawn" will be presented for the last
time. Miss Lizzie La Orange, the beautiful'
danseuse, ahio appears upon the occasion.
Reading Contest—Pittsburgh Female
College—Thls took place on the afternoon of
Benda.,June 28th, in the chapel of the col
lege. The Judges appointed to award a silver
cup to the best reader. were Rev. Dr. Prestley,
Rev. If. Johnson, and Mr. J. Cohen. There
were nine competitors, chiefly from the younger
pupils of the school. They read well all of them,
heir ages being considered. Miss Lizzie Persh
ing received the - prize, though the Tudges.fonno
it no easy task to come to a declaim allar._,._/Onir
'deliberation requested three of the young ...In.
to 're - reed their selections. We have seldom
heard better elocutiolithan that Of Mines Per.
idling, Rinehart, Williams and Hawke. We
highly commend the interest manifested by gin
college faculty in training the pupils under
their Dare, In this iraportant.brauen 91 a ledra
education,
Caution to the Publie.—The inhabitiths
of MI city and vicinity are requested to 6e
aware of an individual staking himself to be Dr.
Bendall, Chiropodist, of 20 Fifth street, and ac
tually received money for curing corns and bun
ions, an operation of which he is incapable, as
appears manifest from an examination of par
ties.whom he has duped. Dr. Randall never calls
at a house in the way of business unless espe
cblly requested, and he trusts that those who
read this will make the matter public, he con
sidering the actsof such an unprincipled fellow
a personal injury to himself as well as a detri
ment to those whom be may make his dupes.
20 Firth street, June 27th.
Walker & Wise.—We , are Ih&Mted to
John P. Hunt for two suutll and excellently
finished volumes, the one entitled the ,"Ferry
Boy" and the other "Spectacles forbonng
Eyes," from the. Publishing House of Walker,
Wise & to ., Bosfon, Massachusetts. These
works are t andsomely bound and are very in
teresting I oks for the young. For sale at
Hunt's.
Glexteral laraWe have received from
Gilderifenny, Fifth street, an excellent like
ness of Major General Grant. by J. D. Forry,
la Spruce street. New York. For sale with
numerous Periodicals and Magazines at Gil
denfenny's.
Rankin's Spiced Dlackerry Syrup is the
most effectual pleasant and safe remedy for
Diarrhea end Dysentery. It Is sold by all Drug
ete at 50 cents a bottle. It changes the cha
racter of the disease without any ltability to
inflammation of the bowels.
See advertisement of fine furniture at auc
tion, Thursday morning next, at No. St Ross
street.
Gaiters at McOleMind's Auction
Su Shades at PtlcOlelland'n Auction
Boots at AteClelland , a AucUoa
*19,076 97
Dry Good■ at Meek Hand's Auction.
shoe, at McCHelland% Auction
N 16,426 64
Roop Skirts at McClelland's Auction
Slippers at Alcelelland'a Auction.
JOSEPH DUET LH
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
MANTIFAOTT.IREILI3 OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNTIIIR,E AND CHAIRS
WAREHOUSF,
153 SMITHFIELD, AND 442 PENN Sts
Between 6th at., and Virgin alley
BARMIER, BOUQUET, GETTERiNE,
Omnibus, Thritluce, Palm, Poncine, Brown
Windsor Honey, Demulcent, White Castile,
Mottled Castile, Jno. M'Qulre, Jokey Club,
Al'Veruon, ➢foss, Rose, Nymph, Rayon, DeVoy
age Soaps. The manufacturers of Luerlain,
Winters, Luau, Soeleti, Hygenique, Baztn,
Mtenel, Hunel, Taylor, Wenn, Wright, Hull
etbd Low, just received at
BANKIN'S DRUG STORE,
63 Market street, below Fourth
COMFORTABLE
DWELLING FOR SALE.
A well furnished two story house, with back
building, lately painted Inside and out, and fresh
ly papered; with marble mantles, gas and wa
ter ; on a lot 24 by l:1-2 feet, No. 69 Colwell
street, Pittsburgh, is now offered for sale low.
The neighborhood Is a pleasant one, and the
location good, being within one minutes walk
of the Passenger Railway on Penn's. Avenue.
Api ly to S. S. BRYAN,
Broker & Insurance Agent,
je24 LI Fourth st., Burkets Buildings.
IF YOU CAN FIND TRH QUALITY OF
BOOTS AND kiiil-10E14.
and the peke you want to pay for them to other
stores ualt at J. 1 - L BORLELNIY.S.
and you will be suited. 98 Market street
- 1924
r. R. A. Wilson's Pills
WILL CURE
D
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' LOOK ON THIS PICTURE,
And if suffering from Headache, go
at once and buy a box,
IF THE DIRECTIONS ARE PROPERLY FOL-
LOWED, THEY WILL PERFORM A
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
one Pill Is a Dose
PRIPtItED HT
B, L. FAHNESTOOK & CO
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
And Manufacturers of White Lead, Red Lead,
Labarge, Patty, the.
76 & 78 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
FOR, SALE BY
Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers
Everywhere.
B. L. Fahnestock's
VERMIFITGE.
MEa—WE TAKE at UGH
Dpleasure in assuring you that there is no
Yermlfuge.now in use that we think equals
yours as a WORM DESTROYER. We have
sold It largely at retail. and with uniform sue,
semi.. We are Druggisfa and .Physicians, and
have prescribed it Re our patients, and have
been well satisfied with its
Ithioa, N. Y
B. L FAHNESTOCK'S
WORM CONFECTIONS
Are proposed from the active principle of his eel
ebrated- Vermitime. They are put up In a nice
and palatable form, to suit the taste of those
who
will take
ta the Vermiftme.
Children will take arm without trouble. They
are an effective worm destroyer, and may be giw
en to the most delicate child.
PREPARXD AIM SOLD By
B. L FAHNESTOCK-A Cal
SOLE PROPBEMniS,
7$ and Te Wood 'and el Fourth Stan
PITTSBURGH, PA
akekl bl plisagsk sad Modkin•Dealars i fits.
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Prrrsnvitem
Election in Norfolk—A Rebel
Charge Repulsed with Great Loss.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 21.—The
vo
ters of Norfolk decided yesterday, by a
vote of 316 to 4, that they prefered
tary to civil government. Yesterday
the rebels charged on the first division of
the Eighteenth Army Corps, but they
were defeated with great toes. About
four hundred deserters came in during
the action. liens. Sheridan and Getty
with their commands belt White House
yesterday. The weather is excessively,
hot at Old Point 96 in the shade.
• Important from the Front—The
Federals Hold the Petersburg
and Weldon Railroad—Severe
Fight with Hill's Corps.
WAssiscros, June New York!
WarLd apac.6.l 4:14-4..1 yostorday, says:-H
We now permanently hold the Peters-;
burg and Weldon Railroad south of Pe
tersburg. The Sixth Corps had a as.
vere fight with Bill's Corps, and drove
them hack several miles, and holds the;
railroad in an entrenched position.:
Other important movements are in pro
gress.
Raid on the Weldon Railroad.
NEW Yonk, June 27.—A. special dis
patch to the - Philadelphia Inquirer, da
ted June 24th, p. in., says: General
Wiight, with the Sixth Corps, made a
movement to the left and reached the
Weldon Railroad, ofwhich he destroyed
some five miles. Fires were built all
along, which destroyed the ties and at
the same time warped the iron so as to
make it unfit for further use. Haying
accomplished his object, he returned to
his former position.
D.L3CONIS ARO3L4.TIC
BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
Is the only safe and sure cure. It con
tains no opium or deleterious drugs, no min
eral or other injurious compounds common
to remedies generally sold for thie class of
disease. It is so efficacious that Physicians
very generally USG it in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous oases.
ger Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt-.
ful compositions, (many of which under
mine and twin the constitution,) when you
San obtain an unfailing remedy as simple
and safe as Blackberries themselves.
Ask for DIXON'S &AA:urns - Bar CAMIXIIA.
and see that the proprietor's name is
written on the outside wrapper of each bot
tle. Prepared only by
P _
Bole Proprietor, CINCINNATI.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
Price, (old style, 35 cis.) 250., 500. MI
SI, per Bottle.
SAXTON & BISHOP.
THE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
ever known in the Dry Goods market,
Goods advancing rapidly, but buyers can still
find at
C. HANSON. LOVE & CO'S..
74. and 76 Market Street,
great bargains in Summer Shawls of every des
scription, from $3,00 upwards; Lace Shawls,
Points and Spumoni, from $3,00 and upwards ;
Sik and Cloth Sacks and Circulars, all of Which
we are closing out at very low prices. Drees
Goode, very handsome, Twisted Silks and Oren
adines, together with a beautiful stock of Plain
and Bared Summer Dress of every description
from 121 ota a yard and upwards. Also bleach
ed and unbleached Tablecloths and Table Lin .
ens, Napkins; Towels and White Goods of au.
kinds selling very cheap. ! e
N. B. A large let or Prints slightly damage(
by water, selling very diegt:. Afrzt.
.atock of ail kiretaefiloods, Miele selling at leas
retail than we mad repfiewl the , tame tir
selves.
C.EIANSONI - LOVE 8:
1 74 and IV2 1
.11,arket, St.
3425
TELEGRAPHI - C.
4 FROM OITR
A Terrific Cannonade on Fritday-,
The.RePela Repulsed. I *
,
NEW Yonx, Tranzue spa
cial, dated Army of the Fetomac, Satur
day, June 25th, a. m., says: Dnring two
hours yesterday (Friday) morning, fro&
six to eight o'clock, the earth trembled
to the thunders of more than a hundred
cannon. "Baldy Smith" was attacked.
It will be remembered that he holds the
left (right?) to the Appomattox, Within
less than a mile of the city. His! line
stretches along the plain at right angles
wiih the river, while the rebels have un
disturbed possession of the bank rippo
site, and a long distance in his rear. ' On
that bank they suddenly uncovered Sixty
guns, exposing the 18th corps to an enfi
lading fire and a reverse fit e. At length
the enemy attacked with musketry as
well as cannon. They very foolishly mov
ed their line upon our works. It has since
been ascertained to have been HaygoOd's
brigade of Hoke's division. The repulse
was the work of but a few momenta !and.
was complete. One hundred and s ixty
five prisoners fell into our hands. By a
strategic movement they were drawn.
into our rifle-pits, andthese being Can
nonaded in the rear ley covered works,
the rebels were obliged to surrender.,
Lee's Army Moving to Grant's
Left.
NEW Yonx, June 27.—A Times sec
ial, dated the 24th, says: This (Friday)
morning Generals Longstreet and Hill
it is ascertained,moved toward the Wel
don road,having vacated their entrench
ments in our front. Dining a Niel
skirmish this morning a few prisoners
were taken from which it appeared that
Beauregard's main army is now cover
ing Petersburg while Gen. Lee's forces
are moving to our left, with what se
sign remains yet to be seen. •A rebel
deserter who came in this morning,
states that our recent shelling of Peters
burg by Birney's artillery, was very
disastrous. lie acids that the rebels are
marching and counter-marching to
guard against our expected attcak.
Rebel News from Georgia.
NEW Yunx, June 27.—The IleralcP4
city Point correspondence sayq: The
Atlanta papers of a week ago, state that
the bridge over the Chattahoochie to
Roswell is two strongly fortified, and
that the nearest the Yankees have Leen
to Rosswell, is twenty miles north cast
of Marietta, that Hooker's corps was re
pulsed with great loss last week, Wed
nesday, and that the rebel lines have
been extended eastward, and the main
body of the army moved to the vicinity
of Brush Mountain,
and that the rebel
position is the best held since the evac
uation of Dalton.
• ; it
A. 1 1 S "it 'Y
TELEGRAPH,
FO/r THE POST.
lIIIEEPE
Late News from the Front.
THE ARMY d THE POTOMAC,
Heavy Canonading Near
Bermuda Hundred.
An Attack on Our Pickets
WASHINGTON, June 27.—The steamer
Highland Light arrived here from City
Point, which place she left on yesterday,
morning, and brought up the Eighth
Ohio volunteers, commanded by Major
Winslow, whose term is out. The regi
ment numbers IM officers and men.
There has been no very heavy fighting
within the past few clays, but skirmish
es are kept np all along the line
and cannonading at times' is heavy.
Firing was heard abont 5 miles, from
Bermuda Hundred on Saturday, where
Gen. Butler'is intrenching. The rebels
made an attack' on Butler's intrench
ments, but did'nt succeed in effecting
anything, and they were di iven off. On
Saturday the rebels attacked Sheridan's
rear at Wilcox Landing and captured a
few of his men. A brigade of infantry
was at once despatched to protect Sher-
Tidan's rear and the rebels were kept
back, and Sheridan made for the James
river, crossing it successfully with his
entire train. The railroad is advanced 4
milesfrom City Point towards Petersburg.
Yesterday heavy firing was heard in the
direction of Petersburg. On Saturday
night the rebels - made an attack on
our pickets at about the centre of the
line as they were being relieved, but
*ere repulsed with little or no loss to us.
On the heights beyond Petersburg, the
rebels have an eighteen gun battery
bearingupon the centre or our lines in
front of that place. This battery has
been very troublesbme, so far has prov
ed too heavy for any artillery, that we
have brought against it.
Accident on the Erie Railroad
Operations of General Foster
NEW YORK, June 27.—The Commer
cial says : We understand that an ac
cident occurred at an early hour this
morning on the Frie railroad, caused by
the giving way of one of the rails,
throwing the entire train off the track
and causing the death of a number of
persons as well as injuring many of the
passengers on the train. Owing to the
distance from New York at which the
accident occurred no definite particulars
have been received.
The Commercial's army letter of the
25th, says Fosters force of the 10th corps
has probably ere this attacked Chapins
Bluff and perhaps captured it. This
would permit the erection of strong
counter works to operate against Fort
Darling. Heavy lines of intrenchments
is concentrating for a sweeping flv. on
Drury's Bluff, which is the evidera de
sign of Grant.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Proposals for the New Loan.
WAsntsomoN,June 27.—Sealed offers
are to be.receiyed at the Treasury De
paitment under the act of March 3d,
1863, until . noon of . Wednesday, July 6th
',next for bonds of the United states to
!the, amount of $33,000,000, this being
the amount of unaccepted offers under
;the notice of proposals for the loan da
'lied the 6th inst. The bonds will bear
!an annual interest of six per cent., pay
lable semi-annually in coin on the Ist
days of July and January of each year,
and are redeemable after the 80th of
;June, 1881. No offer will be considered
at less rate of premium than four per
cent.
Frcain Western Virginia.
CITAIILVSTON, Vs.., June 25.—1 t is re-
Ported by scouts and
,refugees that the
rebel General M'Cansland,whom Hunter
Out flanked and defeated a few days
Since, is now at Lewisburg with 7000
troops. It is likewise reported that some
2000 of Morgan's command have reach-
ed the vicinity of Logan C. H., in their
tetreat / from By.
From. Washington.
.peolal to The Post
WASIIIMITON 7 June 27.—1 t is reported
that the bill before the House repealing
the draft commutation will pass. It is
doubtful if the 'Benatp will consent to an
adjournment if the House rejects this
bill there. Is no prospect of a repeat of
the gold bill, lir. Chase >has not
caangeci his views upon : the eubject e :
THANDE "'Butt*
T i rraIISITINAC, TONIC
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1 •
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines.
DR. D. JAVXDS & SON'S.
FAMILY miumenvziO.
Dr. Batenoi's Pokundo, Tonto and
II W. 1. 11l 13)01E. D. 15
Celebrated Bucht; & Elarespaints.
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' And all other Family at eau be..
lo_und,inputhe atthe •
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irt »17fOhzul iliDriti "Stores of
ratty, for nab /ow:,
geli TOMINiIICIE & Bl , Chilitn,, •
Na to Market street, c orner of Four th . '
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X* Value
60 Exchange....
50 Oitizen6aL.c7
60 Plttabtrgl.:.4_.___.
60 DI Woo.. 4. 4.
60 Iron City: .... •
60 rif &.
00 Firer National. ' 110
00 Second Natlon'l _llO.
00 Third NaUodal 110
00 let NatiOualAry.
60 Idancheater - • • •
nretTßAzroß.
60 Oitlzens•
42 Western.. .. . •
32 Monona 34
60 Eureka ........ 60 ..
30 Pittsburgh--
.34 •-•
25
23 Pe0p1e'5.....,,,28 .
50 Penns ........ . .
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25 MonbagEthela
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26 St. Olnir Street.. 40
50 Hand Strpet... .
50 PittelianioStreet„.. -
25 Birmingham— ..
50 Allegheny Val. 15 , '
60 Connellarillo— IL 13
60 do (intermit) 11
60 Steubenville_ 13 153(
60 Chartism ....
60 Hempileld . . ...
50 Allegly &Man. 65 70
21 Birmingham... ..-
50 Citizens...... ..
60 Pittsburgh....
25 "Allegheny
25 BillllinghElXO...
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ID North American... .
Allegheny Counts , 6 '9. •- - •
do Scrip s'e
Pitteburg,h 6's
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Allegheny City .... 1 . 00
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Allegheny V It iere .
do 2d mortg.... 95
Connelleville .... • -93-
Steub. R R ... 75 •
PITTSBURG/LI PRI,ODITCR-2/.
-Oirszoo OH, WEE iiiir...PasHir /..
BUSINESS was dull yeettirdity4l.l46
were few and far. between. The-neer Itipproal ,
,
of the hollidays have operated anti olipakitipOn
trade generally. The weather itirrierslay
denly changed, it is now pleasant. Our, 11.8 . 048
have suspended, the bare are rieilig eteidil In
front of the city. There 10111170 no more best
ing on the Ohlo river from this port Until we
have a rise of water. Among the sales we nude
as follows, principally for loial purpose.:..DAY—Sales 7 loads at $29@31. • ' :
WHISK Y-IJrices are on the rampage, It
would be citfttcult to tell what the figures - WM.
be next.
, -
DRIED BEEF—Sales 10,60 ,
FLOUR—Sales 75 bble Extra Family. at go-Or
50 do a W 3,70608,75; 68 bbXdo at 48,75; TO bble at; .
iBjOV7B; Extra et $7,608167,03.-- -
BACON—Sales of Shoulders; 4000 Bs, at-146;',
Sides, 3600 ribbed, at Mc; Plata Hams, auterercid-
18c; Plain Canvassed Hams held at 200; S: 0. ,
Haws at-tie; ' -
DRIED BEEF—Sales 1000 its at 1814 a.
IVIESS PORK.—Sates 10 bble at $3B 114 bbl.
LARD—Sales at 161,-1817c. . -
EI:KIS—Su/es at 24624 c. _
PIG METAL—SaIes 800 tons Mill TrOn ; l.slaz:
honing Valley, at 860, cash.
GRoOERMS—Fhe market was
firm bid
very unsettled; holders .generally were' ardr,lB6B„
an advance for most descriptions.
P.RSE—Sales 50 bxs at 15flillis: as pat
quality.
PI'FTSBOIIOH OIL TOADS. .
OPPICS . 011 , 78:8 auzi POST
• TtrIiSDAY. Jllll9 213, 184 , .
BUSINESS was not very sotive'yestentip
the high rates demanded have ptiCrt
damper on trade. The stock oti hand Is • qtiltil
limited, whilst the receipts by river wore
amounting to 1600 bbls. Prices in the east WOG'
been fairly maintained. Among the Balei 414
we note the following: ,
CRUDE--The nominal rates were 3941400,Abn ,
packages returned, or 44@45c, packages..
ded. Sales 246 bbla , deliverable, on oars,
200 do at 44c; 470 bbla do at 39c: .
REFINED—Among the sales were: 1000.bb/a.,
Nwaparlel Bonded, July delivery, at Olef'600:
bbla of city brand at 6734 e, July delivaryilldbbla„
present delivery of Bonded at Ole.
NAPT.HA--Sales of 30 bbla nt gra; iiOnlerkita
were held at Zik.
RBSIDUU.3I--Sales in a small way at 1400
bbl.
Philadelphia Wool Market.
Wool—The very large advance In cotton noted
last week has induced more inquiry fot:thia
staple and caused quite an excitement In:ylus
market, and sonse2oo,ooo or' DOO,OOO lbs of ileetsl.!'
and pulled were disposed of at OSioo; moetlrat
I
the latter rate, including un w
ed
at 6630, - .4n.t;
these rates are now refused, d fully loa , nnari, •
asked, but there is nothing do g ; thentockis
generally withdrawn for t he, t, aniii Ain..
new clip is not - arriving to any tent:thegrons•
era in the West being die °to hold , ntrfOrz
higher prices. • Tams are very taree,"nitelAueted"
at ion advance, say $1 40@li by ' per poundfor:
Nos. 18 and 20 cut.
...
Philadelphia 0113 arkot. : ..•.
.
There is a good demand for S rot mitt Whaler '• • •
at fully former rates r , and pric -s tend upward. •
Lard Oil ü better, a n d winter
@1 35. Linseed continues act! e,and2o;ooogal
lone sold at 61 6561 68, now hel highar...Petto: •
•
•
team Ja excited, and prude ve scarce int 450
refined in bond ,has bedh eel at .6152275t0; tunir • ,"
free Oil at 786921. as to the ate of delivery: . •
The receipts or PotrolOin for he last week at
this port are 1,530 barrelir entd iuide,37ohafTelg, • •
refined.
Philadelphia Pig Iron •
Iron—The Market for this Staple apatite:lee ,
inactive. The makers of pig Metal are neatly
all sold up, but the d4mand is! limited, except, -
for good No 1, and holders generally- &re ire.
sellers at from $6O to 69 per ton, for the-three
numbers, emit,. About Soo tons foundry 'sold._
at the latter figure. t9cotch firm but aulat4, -
at 60@64 per ton ; for 'menu • • ,red Irow_prker_ •
are unchanged, and the deman: for most 3dudif , •
fair.
. . .
Cincinnati Oil Musket.
......--
Oils— Linseed is Sc2c higher, with. isles lOtt,
bbis at ki 52, and at the olosik *, holders asked -
further advance. Lard has a okneed to'll s q and holders are asking 19 35 ; t the ;dote sales
1,4)
of 300 bbis at I 28@I 30. Red as adiranced to -
Itle and .13X for distilled and 9 aided, and.the
,
demand.is good. , ,
Philadelphia Lead
Lead—Has adyanciii, and abo
Lena were disposed of at ta4@lls
oath, mostly at the former flgu
RIVER MIT
. 0
Tits Rrma.--Last evening a twilight Masi::
were two feet five Indica water la the channsk*.:.
and falling. The weather was p easiest. . .....,; -
lie Navigation for the preset Is smeillie2.
except in the elackwater 4n the i nengahOis.,...
ARRIVALS AND MP.
D.
Gallatin, Clarke, ARRIV Ewns:l.
Bro.
Franklin, Carmac, Browns;
Jas. Rees; Irwite, Elizabeth
Bayard, Peebles, Monongal
IMPARTED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsii
Franklin, Carina°, Browns,
Jas. 'Reese, Irwin: Eliza
Bayard, Peebles, lllonongalielatlity.
Ida' Reese, 'Reese; Cincitmittl.
AUCTION SALES.
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SUPERIOR ruENIMBE , AU Cw-,
THuRsDAy InCiANINQ-,-;--T aOlh, : - at lu '.. -
Oslo*, 14. nt ,at Yesideneejle.- , Rosa aaireets'
will be sold a apiunitkor well apt liorahohLt
and Kitchen' ~tourql, ture, 0 t &AL . Beek - :!'
Uses *Cretan, rßstension.
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MarbleT44, Tables, S. s. Pa Otudr4--
Side ar V e 4 - eglund'O WeßrVlgalt.i....
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rrn le„ Walnut- Stands ' - ming
Lounge Chair, Cane Sent- ' ..aW-Bosdrer, -
Lounge, "Walnut Eneloaed Wash *Wahine---.
Turned rust -BOditeada, and - assekirap ." --' ..:tii ,
quantity of Linen 'lna )iea vy ' di ng'
twat and Kitchen TahlwSand AI a, out-Etaraa
Mirror,' G as Oluindillere, .C 1 alp, Window '-'..
Sliades, Lamps, - rarlor pad Pile
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ware ()cooking Ilarte ,, .lle,fee.
. Alf°, Brussels, Ingrain and ,
Hall 011.Cdoth I Rugs, 6:e. . 1
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