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TLSI{IIiNATS.
I The Hammond well, on the IVidow
Farm Is surrounded a Ph wells in e% ery direc
tion. Yet, at the commencement, It flowed at
the rateof between 600 and WO tibia of oil per
day. A strong stream of a titer, from what di
rection has never been lully ascertained, literal
ly drowned it out, and it ceased not.% irg after
yleldieg its greasy treasure in such copious
abundance for a short time. But strangely
enough, toe latest Ad vices from this well, repre
sent that the pump la rapidly gaining upon the
water, 01l has come up In the proportion of about
one third, there is a good show of gas, and the
indications are that this well will soon approxi
mate, If nut exceed its former supply. such is
the reward of perseverance.—Oil Cily keg:glen j
Vateraxas Returned.—What is left of the
:11 Wisconsin Regiment passed through th,,,
plue2 yesterday from Petersburg, on their way
home to be mustered out of service. They were
formerly one thousand strong and were com
manded by Col. Amass Cobb, now a member of
Congress. Now they have only ninety muskets
and a few men more, and are col/mantle I by
Col. Thomas Allen, formerly a captain in the
Iron Brigade, afterwards promoted to Major of
said Brigade, and now Colonel of the 6th Wis.
cousin, end nominated for a Brigadier General;
The companies look decimated and worn out.
Three stand of colors were shot away from
them in different conflicts and the fourth which
they have with them is quite worn and tatter
ed. Company F, of the regiment, went out
one hundred and four strong, and return with
but five mnskts and a few men besides. This
regiment has seen hard times, and they tell us
that the 6th, which is to be along to-day, is not
much better. These men left Petersburg July
9th, with the Sixth corps and helped to defend
Washington Lay, on their way home. They
area brave and well-tried remnant of men and
deserve the respect and thinks of all our Ifome
Guards, who
.did al/ the talking whits they ,lid
the lighting.
GodeV+ Lady'i Book
General Agent
They Won't quit.—The boys are still
bathing in the Allegheny river directly under
and around the bridges. It is wrong to permit
it, especially with large boys, and yet the warm
weather seems to make it a kind of vim/ neces
sity. We are entering no complaints, but only
appologizing complainingly of the boys True
they might gn a little farther assay from the
bridge, and boys over twelve might go as far
aw..y as the watch-house, but these sultry days
make all men, and even animals seek the wa
tery element as a kind of temporary relief from
the pressure of the times—that is the atmos
phere. We do hope boys who have come to the
years of sound discretion, will forbear to bathe
in either of the rivers, near any habitation.
/Floral mall.—Phis s;ilelOtli 11ildin.; la no
more. The place on which it 5t0,..1, like the(..:E wiNG Ai
.I&CHINES
cites of ancient cities is without an inhabit- 1,-7
.ITI
ant. Federal Street Allegheny city Presents I
an unobstructed view and the beautiful city
Hall looms up as of yore. The Elaine may beTHE CHEAPEST,
said of Monitor Hall and the Bazaar. The ;
places that knew them once now know them no '
more. How vacant the public square of Alle- !
glieny city appears! The Dining Hail and the
Audience Hall and Mechanics Hall will anon I
share the same fate. The busy scenes of a
mouth ago are hushed in the stillness of retire-
men'. Slc transit gloria mundi
That Shower.—lt rained a beautiful cool
and refreshing shower here yesterday about I
four o'clock in the afternoon, laying the dust
completely and rendering the evening breezes
N() • F IFTI-1 S T
pleasant. But (or advantage to vegetation the
shower was worth little or nothing, as the
ground was not wet one-half inch deep. We
fondly hope however that this is only the be- i Three doors below Bank Block,
giving of a succession of showers, and the har
binger of a fruitful autumn season. It may be
se t down as a fixed fact that without rain the
present growing vegetation will not be half a
crop. We have been fearful of this all along,
and only hope that we may be agreeably disap
pointed.
Mustered Out —Four companies of emer
gency men, who have been on and oil duty for
the last eighteen months, came into town a few
days since to be Mustered out of the service. It
is somewhat difficult to say whether they were
really ever mustered in, and consequently but
few know how to muster them out. They were
organized for home defence during or before the
Pittsburgh rani a year ago, and are fully armed
and equipped. They hail from Washington and
Lawrence counties and from Western 'Vir
ginia. We believe they were finally mustered
out of the service and their arms taken froni
them. They belong to couches Division,
Almost Careeued.—As the Brownsville
packet boat Bayard was conveying an immense
load of people to the great boat race, the pas
sengers all rushed, "with one accord," to one
aide of the boat to witness the start of the cham
pions in the race, when the boat partially ca
reened and a portion of the railing gave way.
The officers got things "righted" by imme
diately ordering every man and woman back to
their former positions. A little more delay
would have baptitedthe whole crowd In the
Monongahela,
Waled) , Captur ed.—YoungErawdy, Whom
we noticed twice before as being concerned in
the shooting surrey at the moonlight pio-nic,was
arrested by the city police about' tin trilleif Qom
this place, at the residence of an uncle. fie - eta.
ted that the reason he ran away was not that he
was aftod 'hi' the lx/lice bat of the "Dew Drop"
fraternity, with,lie alleged, sought his life. •
(~be ally r j hrit
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1864
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Papers.—Any of our readers hav
ing copies of the "Daily Post" from June 14th to
July 11th, will confer a favor by leaving or send
ing them to this ottice, as our flea are incom
plete from that date.
Facts Concerning the 011 Wells.
The interference of one oil well with another
is becoming a common occurrence upon Oil
Cleek. It is, to say the least, very vexatious
to the lucky owner of a lowing or pumping well,
who has labored day and night, expended the
earnings of years of toil and self-denial, and just
when he le on the highway to boundless wealth,
to have his hopes crushed in a few hours, by the
striking of a well near hie own, that tape it, and
turns his golden dreams of wealth into limpid,
valueless water. Notwithstanding the great
disappointment consequent upon a disaster of
this kind, the true operator takes it coolly. He
well knows that no effort or foresight of his can
remedy the matter, and so, if befalls to effect a
compromise, or sell out, he seeks another Inca"
tins, and very frequently interferes with some
one else in like manner.
I.)
.lon the M'llhenny Farm, in the name 10,al_
fly, there were some nineteen mm ells . But ter
or any of these interfered with each other. Ail
of them produced more or leas oil. Finally,
we 11, the Olmstead, was bored almost in the
centre of these. The consequence has been, the
stoppage of all these wells, and the Olmstead at
one time not long since, dons ed 300 bbls. of oil
per day. llow much it Is producing at present
ire are nut advised, but suppose it don't t ary
2ien.l3 t rum that amount.
I' on the Blood Farm, a well has been bored
adjoiging the Duncan well, In such close pro's._
batty that the bottom of the derricks touch each
°trig r, iu fact, the two wells are not over twelve
feet distant. 'I!, 11.. w well hits not only filled
to get, any considerable quantity of oil, but has
not succeeded in tapping tt Duncan, th • it
has teen sunk several feet deeps t Ihe ••• -
of the Duncan well doubtless feel rejuicid It , ].,s
contradiction of the accepted theory.
In the case of the Phillips and Woodford wells
when both are tubed, the Phillips welt runs pul e
oil, while the oil trom the Woodford o• ,
mixtd with about .10per cent of water. These
two wells are located only a few yards apart in
an almost direct line.
State Teachers Assooltetton.—The Penn
sylvania State Teachers , - Association will meet
at Altoona on Tuesday, August 2d. The meet
ing promises to be one of interest. Drs. Hill of
Harvard, Gerhart of Franklin and Marshall,
Burrows of Lancaster, are among the. speakers.
"Free returns' , will be given to delegates at.
tending the meeting by the Pennsylvania Cen
tral, and the same favor, or excursion tickets
will be granted by several other roads of the
State. Western Pennsylvania should be well
represented.
inTwelve Companies kalsed.—Allegheny
county has already raised her quota of one
hundred days men and a regiment is already
formed with the following officers : J. 13. Clark,
Colonel ; F Gast, Major; H. Ballantine,
; Lieut. Colonel. The whole force Is now in
dulging the sweets of military life at Camp Rey
nolds. There is a little money needed yet to
pay the last company's bounties. Allegheny
county is already ahead of any county In the
State in this matter.
Fatal Casualty.—An accident occurred yes
terday at the Point, which proved fatal to a
young man named Bowles, an apprentice of a
man also named Bowles. The parties were un
loading lumber on Elm street, in the Sixth ward,
when a piece of timber struck him on the head
and neck, instantly killing him. The coroner
- held an inquest upon the body, the jury finding
that deceased came to his death from a stroke of
timber, accidentally received when unloading
lumber.
In a Dangerons Place.—As one of the ex
cursion trains on the Connellsville railroad, was
passing up to the Boat Race, either the men on
top of the car or the car itself caught tile tele
graph wires and broke them, when the ends llew
round cutting the lips, faces and noses of sever
al of the passengers and throwing one or two
men from the cars. Alexander McKee, of Mc-
Kee's Rocks was badly injured and had his head
and lice dressed by Di. itodgers, since which
time he is doing better.
Fire In Browu.vllle.--,Ve !rive received
news of n fire In Bro.vnav ilk on the night of the
inst., by which five elegant buildings were
destroyed. The conhlsgration originated by
sonic bop, setting a pile of shavings on tire.
(Jur correspondent d u ce not state the amount of
the loss, oor whether it Is covered by insurance.
Au Inquest was held yesterday in Illr
minghttru on the te.dy James Vsgae, who
was shot by Braway at the recent moon
light pic-nic held in tl. it Im:silty. A r t 1i..1
wits returned by the coroner agreeing the
abtive statement, that decease I moo Ina de:o 1, by
a pistol shot from the hands of Marlin liratvdy.
Robbery.—The }louse ..11;;0111 Ilertzler of
Port Royal Juniata county wax entered N few
nights ago ',dawn, and burglars; rubbing the
fatuity of shout live hundred dollars. They
also took some pruntisory notes and smneeoun
ty Relief Notes. They hare not been appre
hended.
In
the Persitentlary.—Edward Louis and
Jfitdes K Flanagan, who received sentences the
other doy, have both been taken to the ' , cutlet,
ttar) to serve for,cigth teen months each.
Gc.od Ads lee.—Let et) gentleman and
lady leave,home every morning, for a few days,
umbryiec We think this might bring
rain as a last resort.
Retnklbb4 Spiced Black!. riy %old by all
Druggimb, for Inarrhoes, U) neut. ry ib uo
douotedly the beet monody extant. It ch.inggx
the ehorocter of the tlisenbe. and gin !golly and
permanently and moot elfectuall) Rola-tires the
Maease.
- -
Preemptory State.—Tht.l dly at it o'clock,
the Pawnbroker's Ssle of Ladles
es, &e., anti evening st u ., loeli men NW! br.y
clothing without reserve, at Al:Cletrantii Auc
tion, 6.5 Fifth stieet.
Braddoek'st Fleld.—We Int Ile speetal at
tention to the sale of Lots advert iced ut nnothe
eolonitt, to come on - On blonds) next In tni.
we! -}thown and interesting locaitty.
Great Sale of Sewing )Ischines so] erior
mskej, by order Pawnbroker, on Frldny aft e r-
Woos, bs Fifth street.
JOSEPH 11E7 ER
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
PEIANUF4CTURERS OF
PLOW AND FANCY
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE,
153 SMITHFIELD, AND44I PEAN Mtn
Between Bth et., awl Virgin alley
N. J. ocumW-Rii
lar CORN W ELL & K ERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Silver and Brass Platers
And manufacturers of
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
No. 7 I.t. Clair sheet, ah.ll.uquesne Way,
(heal the lirittge,)
W lEEE LICIt & WILSON'S
HIGHES r PR LATIUM
Lo c ii s ori-rcH
SIMPLEST,
Prlaclpal Office and Whulesale ErriporiUm,l
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
WESTERN AGENTS.
•pl-PorbAhm
LLY ! RALLY! RALLY!
THE DANGER NOW THREATEN
ING our Capital appeals to the patriotism
of every citizen. Every citizen must turn out.
OUR STATE IS IN DANGER !
All persons recruiting
SQUADS,
COMPANIES,
BATTALIONS
rit I NTE
for State or National defence, o unite' tine ' Gov
ernor's call for 24,000 men for 100 days, will re
port immediately to the Military Executive
Committee at WILKINS HALL, for the pur
pose of effecting the y
organizations..
I am authorized b the Finance Committeelo
offer a bounty of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
to each MA for the first four companies
organized. JAS. S. NEGLEY,
Chm. Mil. Committee,
Capt. J. K...ll3annOtin, Sea.
The Committee will be in sessidn night and
day until further orders
Capt. JOHN K. BARBOUR,
Sec. Mil. Ex. Com ; pro tem.
insivrs BURGH AND CONNELLS
VILLErBAILROAD COMPANY.—First
Mortgage Turtle Creek Division Construction
Bonds. 'Holders are hereby notified that the
interest coupons on the above Bonds, due AU
GUST Jet, 1854, will be paid on and after that
daYon presentation and delivey at-the MIST
NATIONAL BANK of Plttaburch Wood at.
W. 0. lii/GILBIIT,
jyl9-3t4 Secretary and Treasurer.
Mi 4 34IB—LisMAELRELS FRESH EGGS
.rj Just received and for Bale by
FETZER & ARMSTRONG,
el 4 sinner Market and First streets.
Among the candidates mentioned to
succeed Stanton are Senator John Sher
man and Gen. Schenck. The burning
of Blair's house by the rebels has led to
cabinet complications. The Postmaster
General was very bitter in his denunci
ations of want of confidence and vigil
ance as shown in the defence of Mary
land. He was so obscure in his remarks
which pointej so directly to Halleck
that that officer drew up a remonstrance
to the President, and demanded an in
vestigation of his conduct. He also in
sisted that Blair should not be retained
among the counsellors of the President
in case the charges proved to be on
founded
Nothing definite to know❑ as to the
fimincial course to be adopted by
the Secretary of the Treasury, but it
seems to he the general impression at.
W.tshington, that be will advertise for
popalar loan, bearing 7 3-10 currency
interest, or 6 per cent. gold interest. Al
though the attempt has been made to
eon,ider the result of the Secretary's
at'i• with bankers, they have not sue
e .cded, and all negotiations remain un-
changed.
Johnston Reported Reinforcing
New Yonx, July 20.—A Tribuhe
Washington special says: We learn
fr„ni sources entitled to credit that Gen.
Hunter demanded to be relieved from
command of the Department of Western
Virginia, in consequence of all his avail
able troops having been ordered to re
port to Gen. Wright, who is in charge
of the column that is to pursue the reb
el forces under Early, recently engaged
in the invasion of Maryland.
Officers high in military positions here
to-night express themselves satisfied that
a large portion of Johnston's army has
gone to reinforce Lee in Virginia, and
that Atlanta will fall into our hands
without a struggle. The movement of
Johnston's troops into Virginia is
thought to have been made after the
battle of Kencsaw Mountqn.
A Defence of Hunter's Movement.
NEW YORK, 20.—A Times Washing.
ton special says: The friends of Hunter
ire confident that the General was car ,
reel in quitting the Shenandoah and re
turning for his supplies up the Kana
wha valley. They point to the fact
th it the return march down the Shen
andoah to Staunton was flanked by a
railroad from Lynchburg to Waynesl
boro, and Hunter, with his whole com
mand, would have been cut off and de
stroyed, or captured, had any such
movement been attempted. Grant is
understood to sustain this view of the
case. The blame for the recent uncheck
ed invasion of Maryland rests partly on
the Washington War Office, but chiefly
on the people of Maryland, who have
not furnished -a militia force for their
own protection.
ANT/lONT MEYER
Pirrsnuauu
xAYVKL KIRK
Later from Gen. Sherman—Every
NS AsiimrroN, July 20.—The latest
racial inn Tmation Aont Gen. Sherman
i that he crossed the Chattahom•hie in
s, veral places, taking the enemy by sur
prise, who therefore offered but feeble
resistance. Our cavalry was at once
sent to operate on the railroad east of
), eatur, to cut off communication be
t wren Atlanta and Augusta, thus pre
venting the removal of stores to the lat
ter place and reinforcements of.lohnston.
Our main army was within ten or twelve
milcs of Atlanta. All otikerutions pro
grossing favorably.
PITTSBURGH
Latest News from Sherman's Army
CINCINNATI, July 20.--The Cononer
eiu/ of this morning has advises from
Sherman's army to the 16th inst. Near
ly our whole force had crossed the river
and occupied strong positions on the
south side. A portion of our troops had
advanced two miles toward Atlanta, but
encountered nothing but small bands of
cavalry. General Braxton Bragg has
arrived at Atlanta, and would, It was
supposed, exercise a personal supervis
ion over the movements of the rebel
army.
And BEST,
Attempt to Blockade James River
NEW YOKK, July 20.—A Herald' s For
tress Monroe correspondent says: No
boxes determined for Union prisoners
ought to be sent now. The enemy at
tempted to blockade the James river.
A flag of truce boat was opened upon by
the batteries below City Point, compel
hng its return to Bermuda Hundred.—
The steamers Grant and Butler shortly
after run the eateries. The boat nar
rowly. scaping a whiteworth bolt.
Sherman Across the Chattahoo
WASHINGTON, July 20.—A dispatch
from an official source I hmfirms the
statement of this morning's papers of
General Sherman's forces, or part of
them having crossed the Chattahoochie.
Only a small cavalry force of the enemy
was encountered. Sherman snhsequen
ly occupied his troops in tearing up the
railroad of the most use to the rebels.
The distance of his forces from Atlapta
is not mentioned.
Latest from Grant's Army.
AFADQOAIITERS Allan" OF rm POTO
MAC, July 19.—The usual quiet preimils
with occasional picket thing. The ene
my take advantage of every opportunity
of firing on the colored troops •in Burn
side's front. Deserters are coming in
Z.. A. a' P. Oil 'l' 'Y
TELEG4APtI,
FOR THE POST.
Rumored Resignation of Mr. Stan
NEW YORK, July 20.—A World's spe
cial dispatch, dated Washington, July
19, says: It is reported in official circles,
and very generally believed, that Secre
tary Stanton has resigned his position as
Secretary of War. The immediate cause
of his resignation grew out of a quarrel
which grew out of the attack of therebel
raid, Postmaster Blair charging incom
petence and cowardice upon Stanton
and Halleck, for their want of manage
ment during the raid.
thing Going Well
NING, JULY 21',
COMMERCIAL ft FINANCIAL.
'PITTSBURGH PRODUCE MARKET.
07Y1031 CDP THE DAILY POST
THURSDAY, July 20. 184.
BUSlNESS—Yesterday was not very ac
tive the sales wets few and far between. :The
demand for the leading articles was small, be
ineconfined to lots to meet the wants of the city
trade. The weather continues intensely hot.
The sales wets , as foil:Ave':
BACON—Sales 10.000 Zs Shoulders, at 16Xe;
Sides, ribbed, 6,000 do, 166',016,44c; Clear, 14,000 do,
17c@riii; Plain Rama, 6,600 do 1841.6i9c; S
Rams, 3,000 do 266 , 27 c. Country meat sold Lower,
DRIED BEEF—Sales 26,000 Rs Canvassed at
20c.
LARD OlL—Sales of 25 bble No I at $1 60,
and 150 do No 2 at $i 40 7 gallon.
FLOUR—The rates for Extra Family were
$ll OVII 25011 60. Country lots were sold bo.
low these figures.
HAY—Sales 12 loads at $3B. Baled, at depot,
sold at $30@34
SALT—Sales 100 bbla, $3 00. :
BUTTER—SaIes at 300 for packed. •
EliiiS—Sales at 20c.
CHEESE—SaIes 46 has W R at 20c
LABD—Norninal.
GROCERIES—Were unchanged in every re
spect.
GRAIN—•Oats, sales 600 bush from depot,sl,os;
1.500 do, to arrive, $1 06. Corn, sale 330 bush,
shelled, from depot $1,60. 1 Wheat, sales of
Red at $2 00; White $2,10 per bush.
PITTSBUILGII OIL TRADE.
0271011 OP TER DAILY POST,
THURSDAY, July 20, 1864.
The market yesterday was dull The receipts
by the Allegheny river during tne past...two days
amounted to 1,619 bbls. The sales of crude were
also large and prices were more settled. The
sales that came under our notice will be found
below:
CRUDE—SaIes 76 bbls, pkgs returned, 43c; 180
do do, 43; 195 do, 43, 117 do, 42; 160 do, 43, 1 per
cent oft; 50 bbls, pkgs included, 49c
TAR—Sales 48 bbls at .6 25; 60 do, *6 60.
REFINED—There was nothing done worthy of
notice Prime city brands of Bonded was held
at b7@B3e.
Oil Receipts Per Allegheny River.
Maxwell S. Palmer, 100; Strickler& Baxter,l44;
.1 Linden", 239, it Ashworth, 69; Bosenbaugh, 30;
'lark k Co, 75. Pelqoek, & Co, 154; J Mc
lagher, 1
Connell,
57. Total, 1,5191 CA Davis, 140;
Ghia Fisher, 102; J Clap
Pittsburgh Pig Iron Market.
PITTSBURGH, July 20, 1%4.
The market for Pig Iron remains very firm
with a good demand for the variousdescriptions.
The inquiry for Iron daily increases, thua Ind:.
eating that ours Is destined at no distant period
to be the great Iron Market of this country.
And why not 1 We have the material. We have
the coal. We have the wealth. We have the
men. We have the enterprlze, amt we have the
f icilitieslor shipMent to any part of the coun
try: The following are yesterday's sales :
All pig iron reports are based thua:
Sand pig iron, 2,268 11.8 to the ton.
Chill pig iron, 2,210 do do
Blooms, 2,460 do do.
NALEs OF PIO IRON PER TON.
200 tone Coal Smelted native Ore,
an inferior Inferior $5O, 4 monthe
BALKs OF HANGING ROCK PIO irtoN.
10.) tone Hot Bleat Charcoal w
_ 70 ca
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Pittgbargh Iron and Nail Market.
111GR8DAY, July 20.
The following are the quotations for the de
eript ions Honed:
Flat Bar. -
1
to 6, by ?„ to 1 inch
2 to 6, by I to 1 ki inch
t 3 to 1 by to to 3 inch
lh, to IS . by 61-6 inch
Heavy Band Iron
2t06 by to 3-16 Inch
to 4 by b and 3.16 inch
to I.?i by 3-161nch
by +4 . and 3-16 inch
Horse Shoe.
to I by 546 to 3i; inch
8
Hoop And Light Hand.
.f to 6*inoh
and 2
I and I,', 8
I and 1 Y 9
inch 6'
lU4lnch
Inch 113;
Hoops cut to specified leugths ,t s cent p er
th
e x tra
Round and Square.
I to 2 ', inch 7'
Is, and 9-16 Inch 8 -
3to 3,S inch 7:ii .8-1•8 inch Ilii
31.: to 4 inch 8.6 1 `dinch Bi 4
, I.„, and ;I. inch....3„. 1 / 4 I 3-16 inch 11
fJval Iron.
'. to t , ,,, inch 3%
,k; inch 8 14'
+. and;„ inch 8 I!, inch ......... ~...a,ii.
Hull Oval and Hatt Round.
, f , to 1 , 4 inch....• • ..8I 3., Inch
4, . i
and 4i' lnoh 5.4 . inch 83%
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No lo to 17
No IS to •.!-I 10
No 2$ and 2fi 104
131
No 27 0
104
All sheeto over 28 inches wide, 1-1 c per pound
extra.
Plates.
9-16, and '6-16 inch thick 9
Over 30 inches in width, 1-1 c /11 pound extra.
Head,
Plow Slabs 9
Plow wings
.........
Flat Haile.
Punched and counter sunk
to 2 by 1.; t
,f.' d inch
IL, til
to t, and 7-inch
ki by 7-I6 and iinch
11( by 1-3 Inch .4
Nall Rode
IFB keg. lir.. keg.
In to 60,1 Na1i5....0 12 , 11 1 2,1 Fine ID 37 ~,
....1 and 9.1 B'37S 1 ?i' in Lining....ll IS7,‘
6,1 and 74.... ...... 8 623 i 1 Clinch 9 62,1,,
41 and lal $ 97,S Cut Spikes 837
:61 9 37s 3‘
Casing Nails. Barrel.
6,1 $9 131 ?, inch..
~.1
8 661 I inch...
8 63 1 , „ inch
6 63. i,l,i inch.
6 8.1 Ik, Inch.
Tobacco
9631 6,1
9 in lid...—.
10,1..,. 9 13) 10,1
12d 9 13
Itid 9 13
Prices subject to changes of the market with
out notice.
Tenn,:—Four months credit for appro, ed
piper, payable with current rate of exchange
on New York. 5 per cent. discount lor cash,
par funds on N. Y. Exchange, remitted on re
. 2044 of awoke.
11h1.......
12d.......
Flnlshlng
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at Phil
lips' Avenue tiro% e Yard,reach about 2,.220 head.
The market in consequence is very dull and
prices are rather lower. First quality Pennsyl
vania and Western Steers are selling at 18@
17 —the latter rate for a few choice; fair to
good, 11@l5e and common, 12fglic 3ft lb, as to
quality. About 150 head sold for the Govern
ment at 7,Vd/tic tb, gross. The market cloned
very dull, and sales were reported late In the
day at lower prices than the above. About 500
bead were left over.
Cows .are In fair demand, with sales of 190
head at f 20675 V head, as to quality.
Sheep are firmer' 7 ,500 head soli at from
&Lori& ill lb, gross, as to quality,
liogs are better; 50,00 head arrived and sold at
140/15, the 100 La net, as to quality.
The cattle on sale to-day, are from the follow
ing States :
720 head from Penneyh•ania
850 head from 1111noia.
650 head from Ohio.
The following are the particulars of the sales.
Cows AND Caxvirs.—The arrivals and sales of
Cows at Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard reach
about 160 head this week. There is a fair th
alami al about former rates.. Springers are se
ing at 420tR40, and Cow and Calf at *30@16
rPQ
head, as to quality. Calves—About 35 head sold
'at the Avenue Yards at 6@l7lic lb, as to con
dition.
THE SHEEP MArttorr.—The arrivals and sales
of sfreep at Phillips' Avenue Drove Yard are
small this week, only reaching about 4,200 head.
The market in consequence is more active and
good Sheep are rather higher. Common to fair
are selling (.46,tic, and good extra at 7@7Xc
gross, as to quality. Lambs are selling $368
plead, its to quality.
e 1100 MARKET.—The arrivals and sales of
Hogs at the Union and Avenue Drove Yards
reach about 6,000 head this week. The market
is rather better, and sales are making at $1.1615,
the Nat Is net.
3,200 head sold at Henry Glass' Union Drove
Yard at from $l.l 00 to 15 00 the 100 lbsnet.
2,700 head sold at the Avenue Drove Yard at
from $l4OO to 1500 the 100 lbs net.
TRUSSES,
Abdominal Supporters,
Sze., &c.,
AT
;RANKINGS DRUG STORE,
63 Market Street,
1 ir9 RE,Low 4th.
,
500-33ushel prime Oata score annlnteety,
FETZER ItrARALtTRO ;
corner Market Firat'itreata.'
CVIIIMOUP - 111
aousSe,tisss
street
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"a uotion
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THE THAVELER:ig GUIDE
ARRTVAIj ARIMEPARTITRE OF TRAINS
l i aiiiiiiylvanfa Central. . , •
Drlpaa. rrives. _
Thro Accom - M— rl 15:50 am Baltim A
ore Ex 1220 p m
Thro Mail...—. .2:rio a m Phlla E . .x......11:60 pto
Thro Exprostr..4= p m Feat Line...A2*3 a m
Fast Line .. .. ',..t3:35 p m Thro .111aL1....12:20 a m
John'n Ace..1...11:00 pin John'n Ace...10:16 ain
let Wallstation6:3o ain tat Wail Stara 8:16 am.
24 do. i 1 1:40' am 2d do ' 826 11M,
34 do . i 3:60 pin M do _ .4:56-pirt"
4th do ' 1 6:00 pm 4th do
.. p in ,
The Ohurth ttiltin leaves 'W-MITIV" Station (on ,
.
'Sunday) at 6:05 a tn; returns at 1246 p m.
.
. .
gh
Pittsbur, Ft. Wayne & Chicago.
Departs. Arrisee.
Fast Line.....1:00 am I Chicago Ex..... 20 m
Expasss . . ..... .1:10 pm I Phila I "
2:10 p in
Mail Trairt ..... 6:80 am I Cin'tl " to) pin
1 Crestline Mall 7:00 p in
The New Brighton Accommodation leaves
Allegheny Station at 11:15 a to, 12:00 in, 4:30 p tu,
and 6:40 p In.
Returning, leaves New Brighton Station at
5:50 a m, 7:00 am, 12:30p in and 2:50 p m.
Alliance AccOmodation leaves Allegheny Sta
tion at 2.10 a in.
Pittsburgh &
Departal Arruyea.
Mail ~ . ..7.056 a m Mail ..... .—...6:00 p m
Express 8:40p m Express ...... .9:80 a m
let M'Keesportll:oo a m Ist 14 PKeesp'r1660p m
2d 6116 pin 2d " 2118 m
Port Perry. ....7:00 a m Port Perry... 8:80 p a
m
Bradlock a 4.15 p m Braddock's...s:4o p
The Sunday Train to - and from / 1 1 , 1Ceesport
leaves at 1:00 p in, and arrives at 10.00 a tn.
4.llp4heny Salley.
, • 'Depart*. • • ' Arrives.
Mai 1....... .. —.7:00 a m Mail 714:1 p
Express ...... —4:30 a m Express . . ....9:35A m
AccommoilatM.3:oo p m flocommodat'n7Sl6 a m
Cleveland an
Departs.
I Mail 6:10 a m
Cincinnati_ .....1;45 a in
445 p in
Wheeling sao a in
Steubenville Ac
commodation
leaves Alle , gy3:sop
Cleveland 145 a m
do 1:45 pm
.16 , -The Excelsior Omnibus Company have
Ortinibuses and Carriages in waiting for pas
sengers arriving in trains from both East and
Went.
Movement's of European Steamer..
PILOT/ AMBII LOA.
Asia ' June 6...805t0n Liverpool.
Teu ton ia... June It.. New York. Southampton
A_ustrai moan J tine Is.. New York..... Liverpool
une 16_ New York. Southampton
5ax0n1a...... June 26.. New York. Southampton
Flans July, 2.. New York.Sotithampton
Borussia.-- .J ttly 9.. New York. Southampton
America JUly 16—New York. Southampton
Germania. ...July W.. New York. Southampton
New York.... July 30.. New York. Southampton
I.lrefil f. II Aug 13.. New 'York. Southampton
Hansa Aug 27.. New York. Southampton
America _Sewn.. New York. Southampton
New York.....Sep 24—New York. Southampton
Bremen ...... Oat 9. . New York.Sc.uthampton
Hansa Oc h 22.. New Y ork. Sou thampton
America Nov 5. . New York. Southampton
New. York....Nny 19:-New York. Southampton
Bremen Dec '3: .New York. Southampton
l mnpa... „ ....bee_l7l.New York .Sbuthainpton
"tau minor
Bremen., —May 26 Southampton.. New York
n.
pet Ala
'Ekroy 28. „Liverpool Bakton
'Saronia May 31..Southampton..New York
Scotia ....... J une 4—Liverpool New York
Hansa June B ..Soutnampton.. New York
Borussia ....June 14 ..Southampton..New York
Amerlea......TUntk22—Southampton..New York
german la ....rune 28 —Southampton..New York
New York... July 6.. Sogthampton..New York
firemen July: sl ..Southampton..New York
Hansa Aug- 3 .. Southampton..New York
America Aug 17.. Southampt on ..New York
New York ... Aug al .. Southampton.. New York
Bremen Sept 14.. Southampton.. New York
Hansa Sept 28.. Southampton.. New York
America Oct 12..Sonthlimpton..New York
New York ....Oct ,26—Southampton..New York
Bremen Nov 9.. Southampton_ New York
Hansa Nov 23 Southampton.. New York
America Dec 2/ ..SoUtkampton..New York
_ l 4s Is ti 1 $ 1 47 ,
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DYSEVTERY
iDia , rrhoea.
DIXON'S ALROIEL4TIC
BLACKBERRY
CARMINATIVE
Is the only side and sure cure. It eon
tains no opium or deletariona drags, no min
aril or other injurious compounds common
to remedies generally sold for thie edam of
disease) Itls so efficacious that Physicians
very - generally use it in their practice in
1111 chronic and dangerous oases.
liar Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
ful compositions, (many of which under
mine and ruin the constitution,) when you
can obtain an unfailing remedy as simple
and safe as Blackberries themselves.
Ask for DIXON'S BLAIMBEINRY OARYINA
TIVX, and see that the proprietor's name is
written on the outside wrapper of esoh bot
tle. Prepared only by
10 88
10 13
. 9 38
..9 38
8 88
.eat r ie;
Sok Proprietor, CINCINNATI.
Por sale by all respectable druggist.
Price, (old style, 35 ob.) 250., 500. mid
$l, per Bottle.
'rum GREATEST NERVINE L TONIC
1 AND BLOOD PtRIFIER.
Dr. Cutters'
ENGLISR -BITTERS
A sure cue foi,lptereperanee.
Dr. J. C.Ayers'Family Medicines
DR: D. JAYNES & SON'S.
V,ILMEL'Y AIIapICIN'E.S
Dr. Schenck's Pnirnonic, Tonic and Tills
II F.:l, B.L LDS
Celebrated Buohu & Sarsaparilla
And All o th er
a odl h ai e nea can be
rou n d gen t
t
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & M'Garr,
Coma; of Market greet lberth,
Drugs, Medicines, Ohemlcali, Perfumorr, Pala,
ous, Lead, Verashesi Brushes, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder Breese,
And all arttoles finally toAnd inDrug Stoma of
drat quality, for gala tow s '
TORRENt3E &
reel No, 70 Market streeit, comer of Fourth.
OPPICE OP THE
PITTS., FT.WATItti & ClriCAOti RATLWAY CO ,
Dpittabon, Tnilly 14, 1864.
IVIDIr.ND.—TrgfIEpaBOARD OF' DI
RECTORS( of this Otimpany have tidal...ay
declared a dividend of 2)4 percent. on the shares
of the original capital stock of the company,
payable (free of Government tax,) on and after
the 6th of AUGUST proximo,ait. the office of
the Company _ in this city and,:at the, traafer
agency, Winslow,Lanier, & Ce„,,N o. 52 wall
street, New York, to the_ttock.holders .as
registered : at the respecrtiVe olfices. The trans
fer books of the company Will;ctose on the 20th
DAY of jcLYrinat., at 2 o'clixk, p. m., and re
main efesed until the ath day of August Mere-
Atter. By order the-Eke/rd. ,
jytfl-falv R. BARNES, Secretary.
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,Certua Tan Ant,leanstre inelrn. CO. -
'• e. Oittsistimar;', July' 5, 1681.
D di r t ear. Diieatore
of,THßEE"Za4lSPeret.erzire tof zue
pate orthillurt sirmenths,,payablecL,Set4-
olden on or after BIONDAItoJnIy 11, 188i.d.
J9,l 2 r 4 it • • • . Secretary.
EVOLVERS.—COLT , S, SMITH &
Welk&llWlEfficdtli, ',lShartva: and arigoiv
qr•olott4 for sale)* TAXES BoW/Vi.
: 5: 1 188 Wood street.
Ar4rosniiti,ovr 431.4Wr•OlgzteritatV
P Es, lud.P
AT EQ_BLANIRS
,y 8 lifArket street, 24 door Alm Fifth
Pittsburgh
Arrives.
Mail. 8:50 p m
Cin. Expresa..B:os p m
do do
Stenlenville 210 a m
Accommo
dation
.10:00 a m
-AND--
Earliest Practicable Peti4
We expect to be able to meet the expect,*
of our friends in the discussion of the quiatturus ,
which will be involve:lin the ppiutiacddpi'
OUR NEWS DEPAirridENT.
Particular attention will be givin4o4o,gelAt
Department of The Pest;we shall lattOr.to*titlyt
the
LATEST BY TELBGAAAII
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whueggna*uatty. Will`l4
LOCAL DPrt "AR 7iit BIT it
Its Commercial ; Depfilnknt.
. .
Will be entrusted to one who liel/Weirlirtitud.
Wed tors proper diechatge of hhi.dAlt*ri',it ROI
• /iCarMST
Intended to inform the public nthoeirt a;(11.4
dealing, giving no eottli.istan, CT:MOW:IIW
ment to dishonest dealings.
• "1 1 .37 ner
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DAILY E a 1-4-4•04
. .. . . ..
Per year
• . • n . .C(9 -
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r0.ngent5..........
week
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per hundred CO : enpre ~-..
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spd
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SATURDAY MORNING T
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Single Sut,ltlßtions::=.l,4:l74:.4.;.}Aktn
In Olubni6filve:: ' 4 ' s ` ' - ' -- - itt
y.. Sit} . '' ' ,, 6 11 a 7,II WAEITY;Orat So getter up...._
LL. C. li forty al .. .4-,;',.-rerio
.. ~ nun hundred - "
pßospthiut''o
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PITTSBURGH
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For the inereas_d an- it
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the
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Pillirgiftgarf . - 100, ,, *- .. ,k ,
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We are desirous of returning Our - iniitin - , * 1;11 . 1!,11t. , --. ~
ments to Its numerous patrolist,'/h t r il *iliii::::,:':
past year It luts . . • : '1,,,,,......,- ~.-,_';,4:: jr.,:::-A
Largely Increased its tiivit6tiori;
Notwithstanding Organizederrostii
curtail it.
The present year tati g i 4#k
SUPPRESSION OF THEREBELLIONI
As our Administration so freqlon ,
nor have those in power
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EVIDENCE OF THEIR.
OR DIIsIRE TO cialiw-4w,
Their principal efroria have
schemes for .
othitinnin: te n ves - in - a-
This Fan they will ba
33 .P.F9 11 .M.- 1 33-vc),, •
For trial, and weare
their "I""
atewaai4tona:,:f
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m-A-NIE-uP4XwiPtr
As we can supply with out piiAt„:,
In its -
Pa!
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As heretofore the .Post
Independent Damooratio bang'
DEVOTED TO sem.. -
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Preservation of MI
AND TED
RESTORATION OF THE UWON;
It will coaftne itself to qo disouligegi oC
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PUBLIC 414 E T.,lDOtot,O.
And have no connectionwhi‘tevet.iii4thit.;
achemea of a
Personal or Fictional Cherioter.
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It will be nobody's organ : , but thelsithruif
exponent 01
f
Sound Oonservativn Sentinionft;
The great work before A merleart •
easing of our .
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REPUBLICAN '-siterzsi
There Is nopatty in tliesclitintry ans. 19tultiamive
it but the beinotratic ; =din ordei Ann
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BE PRESERVE]) THE ,::..i 0
: 5T1048,-.---4t
Of the Democracy Is absolet,el7 lletelq7 t ,V
that too, at the
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PRESIDENTfAL CAMPAIGN.-
be conducted kr an.
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