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INAritina of Geri/. Couch.—Gen Celia at.
4/141/etelast. u 4 ,14 after eleven o'clock to con
sult with Gep. Howley for the safety of the city.
He took up his quarters at Oki Monongahela
House.
Mans Bleettng ntlltins Hall
Yesterday at it o'clock, a. 111.:a grand Mass
Meeting was held at Wilkins' Hall fcir the pur
polo of adopting measures in order to sustain
chili—Rowley - in 'case' the invading tide should
tin*" les course tewardir the Monongahela" vit.-
thiassembly was vary numerous, and all
were . willing to perf*rtn their utmost in defense
oldie City during the present emergency. On
o motiocvof H. A Weaver the Hon. James Lowry,
May,or was elected to preside over the meeting,
endtheifoilowing were elected to be Vice Presi
dent:6f - Hon. 1".'.4 - oiritisten,;Thos:
Esq., L H: ',Bennett, Me.icir Wm. Frew, John
Atwell, - .Tiihn 'r. Jenriiriii; Chrtatopher Zuy,
Jds.3t. Hdliter, John Eillin„. James Black
mcde, JOhn M'i)onald, Gen. Thos. M. Howe,
Azithcmy.M'Tighe, John S. Cosgrove, John/tar
per, Wm, P. Phillips, John M'Quewan, Harvey
chuai, A Garrison, James Park, Jr.
Secretaries; John C. Harper, Daniel O'Neill,
Hartzell, James Onslow, Dr. P. Hill
and 'ictu. Rea.
idayor - Laawry briefly opened the proceedings
by stating thd purpose for which the meeting
was held. Hareipon the Hon. Wm. P. Johnson
was celled upon to address the assembly. He
spoke of the emergency in eloquent terms, re
questing the cooperation of ice people in meet
ing the present difficulties, and avert the danger
if possible. After this several o:"her gentlemen,
ascended the platform, and addressed ipe suit.
ence to the same effect. The proceedings closed
with the resolution requesting all manitfactur
sera to suspend:business during the cris is, in or
der to make preparations to meet the impend
ing danger ; and the formatwo of a committee
seren to consult Gen. 110;41e; on the best
me ,esures to be adopted in defence of the city
The fn:ll'3'ring arb theynembers of the Commit
tee J. I. Bennett, -Thos. Bakewell, Jackson
Duncan, Th %Pi italimes Lowry, Jr.,
T. B. Brunnt ~‘u4 Jam " P " lk. j'" Al ter this
the meeting was ,24tirturned till 3 u'alock, 1). m ,
of the same day.
The adjourned meettn_ l w. "
re-opened at 3 o'clock, p. a I the Controlers
office. A resolution was past .earnestly request
ing the citizens to suspend busit2" 6 doting the.'
crisis, and the principal manufactured to ;:port
the names of thbse men - who are desirou_a Pileic
ing.the service, and who are at present in their
employ% It was also made undeadood that if 1
the above requests would not be complied with,
inartiat law should be declaied throughout the
county on to-morrow. The names of those of
ticers.were taken who were esteemed compe
tent of raising and organizing companies for the
defence of the city, The meeting then 'adjourn
ed.
The Enrolling Offteer.—The officer ap
pointed tb enroll the names of individuals sub
ject to draft has been makinehis rounds through
our ;city for the, last few. days,' aMt.that unwel
eoltie visitor did not fail to make his presence
felt in many of - Our . wards. The greater part of
the city have already been subscribed to the
list'of those who are - about to serve their allot
tedtime in. the field, and bear their share of the
trials and dangers which attend the glorious lire
of a soldier. But, if we must admit the truth,
the speculative and ideal part or war is far more
agieeible to our feelings than the stern reality,
and if we could judge well of the expressions of
some of the countenances we met yesterday,
their bearers would as soonnot havelheirnamee
enrollid aiming those who aspire to distinction
in the glorious trade. however, we rejoice to
say that all andivery opesutonitted peaceably.
which Was not the case with some of the East.-
erri,citiest,
On Friday night last a man named J. Ward re
turned to Lafferty'shouse, where he was stop
a.atitte of intoxication. ide .retired to
his room, and apparently went to sleep, as he
created no dialurtance. But on Saturday morn
ing his lifeless corpse was found lying on the
,sidevialk, in front of Lafferty's tavern. It ap
pears that deceased, not being able to bear the
suffocating heat which prevailed during the
night, went to the window and, in leaning over,
lost hie balance, with the above fatal results.
The coroner having been notified of the fact,held
an irlquesa on the body and rendered a verdict
of accidental death. This is a lesson for drunk
ards..
Volunteer for one Year.—Lieut. R. Scan
durt has neneiv,ed authority to raise a company
to serve for one year, and has opened a recruit
ing stationtrithe Diamatid, Allegheny City. The
hlghlst localtiounty will lse paid to all recruits,
and they will have the further advantage of serv
ing under's - man who has seen service, and ie
fully qtuillfthl in every way for the position,
excellent opportunity Is now offered to those
who desire to avoid the draft, and at the same
time real:lye the-snug little sum of two or three
hundred-dollars. Remember, the service Is only
for one year. Step up, gentlemen, before It la
too late-
Thunder Sfornrs.—on Sunday morning ?1 ,
thunderstorm arose, and although it continued
fora considerable time, and some loud peals were.
heard, hardly any rain fell. It would be Teti ,
.desirable at present to haye such anotlor fall 01
rain as aire cikloyett last week, as it would re
fresh the air, and reLler weather cool.
which has been remarkably warm for the
lasit feoeslayi;
Captain *egloy was endeavoring on Sun,
day to raise a company of mounted scouts, the
same tOprOceed att3 o'clock on the same day to
UniontoWn, and thence scour the country iu
search of information .in regard to the invaders.
Butnot likving 4 Succeeded as well as was anti
cipatect, he did not start at the appointed time,
but will probably do' BO this morning.
Runaway. Horae.-A horse ran away with
an express Wagon on Saturday afternoon, down
Wood street towards the Over. lie started
from Fourth street, and ran with a reckless
speed, running into several vehicles on the way
and creating a universal scare among the pass
entby, down as far as Water street, where he
was stopped in his career with some difficulty.
11 1 .E.pettage Held.--Several meetings were
:held on evening in order to increase
the bounty fund of volunteers and promote en
.liatmenta towards filling the quota of this couri
sy under the last call of the President for five
hundred thousand men. The meetings were
well attended, and a very recommendable en
thintasm was dlaplayed.
15,000 Men 'Wanted.—For the information
of thou who are deilrousot Isnowingbor many
men are assessarylor the defense of Pittelurgh; ,
we wlllatate that Gen. Cksuelt, in Iliteltgraph
•diepetefito(len.Rowley states that 16,000 are
required lirr that purpose. .•
Golag Away.—Dr. Randall, whose success
as the ceindii.l of corns and bunions Is well
known In this city, is about to leave us, and
purposes sojourning for a season In the region
of Franklin and Oil Ofty2—Re can be found at
the Reevnr Hotel, on '1 uesday, the 2nd, and will
remain : Twit!! Saturday; August the eth, and at
the Petroleum Rouse, .011(Ity, during the fol
lowing week. 'Those wishing to coastal Lila
had - better repair to No. 20 Fifth street, by
Monday next.
Dlueelittrait to bg Dintted.—Oapt. Wm.
AOpe, co 4 ttte,Witeserviti retrltti*com
yanr ot..onexcare 4,eu tot thejliort eny .
4 3 04PtiVELEV .4 1.01 -, paypiethe big Jima!,
came Al Voptairt. litlikulti: aloe,
mcw-te - ""ohia.?.l - Allegeur
WillauttUdl '1 =atrcet; Pittsburgh,i
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maliZe 'hi a inert" enre;-eiegidt - ,jtDnt't,
whojeznaa And gionciailat deserti - Idtait - Pmues
thetir to 7., Everi bttle
ifs Prxit :OS Buidn! •Tove•
41 thitituttpr the great W lob
st e of lo
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bilteave both depot', Connels
ville and Pannsylvnint, at one atioalt-thit after-
POOL tkato fro.
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PLAIN .A 1' 4 111) 'VA-NOY
Fin=tualfm6loWils
153 SMITHFIELD; AND .4-42 PENN Ste
Between Bth at., and Virgin alley.
T TROT AT COWNS PARK,
E COLLINS PARK ASSOCIA
TION will give a premium of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the beat trotting horse, mile haste, three beat
In five, for the Improvement of the breed of
horses, the trot to come oft on THIS (Monday)
August Ist.
Felix Lafferty enters black mare; Annie Lau
rie. T. S. Healer eaters gray horse, General
Thomas. .
No gambling allowed on the park grounds
Admission one dollar. 41111-It
Dr. H. A. Wilson's Pills
WILL CURE
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LA:IOR ON .jl4lB PICTURE,
Aid if suffering from Headailw, go
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SPEEDY AND PERIVIANENT CURE.
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Druogists an.; Patent Medicine Demerit
Ever;Nhcre.
B. L. Fahnestock's
VERMIFUGE.
DEAR SIR:—WE TAKE MUCH
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yours as a WORill DESTROYER. We have
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have prescribed it fur our patients, and have
been well satisfied with Its effects.
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A t e prepared from the active principle of Ids cel
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aud palatable form, to cult the taste of those
who cannot conveniently take the Vermlfuge.
Ohlldren will take them without trouble. They
are an effective worm destroyer, and may be giv
en to the most delicate child.
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SOLE PROPRIETORS,
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ter Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt-,
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Ask for Dixon's BLAMBERBT OkiLIEINA
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For sale by sll respectable druggists.
Price, (old style, 35 ch.) 250., 500. and
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PROD OUR OWNT EDITION
PennsylVaialAsTo Arm's! To Arms!
Oumbet.lanki pecupied by :the Relibla
Proclamation fo Gov. Curtin.
HARRISBURG, July 30.—The most ex
perienced military men at this post are
convinced that the invasion of the State
is by a large force, composed of some
of the troops .of Lee's arniy. It is alio
beliested that theinVasion is of a charac
ter too gigantic to be regarded as a mere
raid. I.t.'Wthild' be rash to venture an
opinioh as to, the designs of the enemy,
the point at which he intends to deliver
a blow, or the territory he will traverse.
The capital-of the State forme a tempting
object in his contemplation. Baltimore
presents its attractions, and through that
-"ity the capital of the nation is again
doubtless yearned by these bold invad
ers.
The telegraphic operator has left ship
pensburg, and the presumption is that
the enemy has thrown out a strong ad
vanced parties in that direction.
Simp three o'clock this morning we
have no communication with Chambers
burg. At that hour the rebels entered,
and now hold the place. Major General
Couch is at Carlisle directing the neces
sary means of defense, the details of
which cannot, of course, be alluded to.
The presumption is, however, that lie
will he able to offer a stern resistance to
any advance that may be made in this
direction.
The Governor has just issued the fol
lowing proclamation to 4 the people of
UarriSblirg: PENNSYLVANIA ENEeLTTIVE
CHAMBER, HARRiSBI'Ito, duly - IS6-1
The enemy have once more entered
Peousylvanl.t. Tl l y (tuettp . e.l Chain
hersburg at 2 yesterday, with cav
alry and artillery. A few hours will de•
relive their force and their intentions
It is possible their 'nor( ments may be al•
r.-eted against this I ity.
In view of such a pontingenc}•,
therefore, call upon the people of llar
ii-loirL7 and vicinity to organize at once
t,, deb 11(1 their homes. Arms and am
muniti(n will be W livered to each or
ganized company upon application to
the" Adjutant General. No muster in
the service either of the State or of th-
United States will be required.
r.Signed) A. G. CURTIN.
to•A n meeting is now br
ing held )n the Court House, and the
people are enrolling than4elves, for or
ganization to defend the rite. Adjutant
General flussell has just issued an order
which is posted on the newspaper
bo.irds to the effert that arms will he
issued to all reliable cit;zens.
4._
Latot From Grant's Army.
HE MARCHES ON RICHMOND,
Why His Delay &fore Petersburg.
N F.w Vona - , July 30.—A special to the
World, dated Washington, July 20th,
intelligence from the Upper Polo-
Inas to-day confirms the ad vi, es of yes
te:day, that the enemy had fallen back
from the line of the river, having made
ii new demonstration during the past
twenty-four hours. Whether they have
fallen hack to Winchester, it even fur
the r down the valley, is yet unknown.
There is no longer any reason for
keeping secret the (act that Grant's last
movement against Richmond is expected
by himself and by his friends to result In
something far more decisive than any
thing he has yet undertaken against the
rebel capital.
Senator Wade, of Gino, and wife,
some three weeks since, paid a visit to
the Army of the Potoniac. The Senator
W.LB feeling very blue at what he sup
posed was the failure of Grant's . cam
vsign against Richmond. On his return
to Washington after his visits however,
he was in the best of spirits, and told his
intimate friends that he had no doubt at
all but that the rebel capital would soon
he captured.
General Grant told him that his long
delay before Petersburg was due solely
to the extreme drouth, which rendered tt
impossible for him to move his men and
animals from wheie fresh water could be
in °cured.
Grant told Wade that plat as soon as
a sufficient quantity of rain fell to insure
a supply of watt r and lay the intolerable
tit in the roads, he would make a
movement which would fully satisfy the
I I, I lest, expectations of the country.
It will lae remarked that rains have
jo,t fallen in the vicinity of Richmond,
and Grant, true to his promise to Wade,
is now on the march to the rebel capital,
this time on•the north hank of the...fames
river.
Nntwithstanding the• witlylrawal of
the Sixth Corps, very large reinforca
'Dents have ht•e,, sent to Grant's army
from various quarters, including the
Eighteenth Corps, which thtely came
u from the Mississippi river. official s
i•re have the utinnt;t confidence OW.
Grarit will a, him; brilliant successes.
I.lzniasni . no, July no - -A large" rebel
e.ivalry and artillery force entered Chain
-1 ersburg this morning. Governor Cur
tin has issued a proclamation calling on
the people to organize and defend their
homes. The Patriot and Union news
rivers says that the telegraph. wires are
all down between Chambersburg and
ILarpersFerry, and Chambersburg and
Cumberland.
The a oat experienced men here are
c 'nvincrd that the invasion of the State
h., by a large rebel force, composed of
a of the b?st troops of Lee's army.
The movement is not of a character In
M. regarded as a mere raid. General
Couch is at Carlisle, and it is presumed
he will be able to offertnally resist iiny
advance made in this direction.
11 a. In.—A large public meeting is
now being held-here, and the people are
enrolling themselves. Arms and am-•
munition will be issued to all reliable
persona.
PFM.ADELPIMA, July 30.—The Bulletin
has a special from Harrisburg to-day,
sling that the rebels are marching in
three columns. It is believed in:official
circles here that the rebels intend mak
ing Bedford county and the mountains
adjacent, a sort of general rendezvous.
ILO not learned whether the rebe:s are
destroying and pillaging in their ad
vance. There is none of the alarm
shown so painfully during former 'rebel
invasions.
Sherman's Success Certain
NEW . YoRK, July 00.—A Times Wash
ington special says: Though no active
operations on the part of Sherman are
reported to.day„it is well "known that
that General is affecting a combination
which will make the prize all the more
valuable when it falls into our .hands.,
Thetencrr of 13herman's dispatches as be;
fore intimated, have never beep grit, 31a
ture to justify even sanguine expectation's.
, egarding- the-capture of Atlanta, trutle•
feels he is master .of the situation and
perfectly confident of ultimate and not
far dista9t
gpnerai Bankff Removed
NE.V• TORE . ,Iy Tribune's,
New Orleans letter of . the 21ot says: I t
Is 840440 "Itoks2,liaa . been removitfl,
ia'rnmOred that' General Granger
or Danajmeeeeded him.
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VERY LATEST.
FROM GRANT'S ARMY.
(4 L. 0 Et lOUS. N
The Siege of Petersburg.
A Rebel Fort Blown Up on
Saturday Morning,
The "Johnnies" Completely
The Battle Still Progressing
Gene. Grata and rrleade at
BALTIMORE, July 31.—A1l doubt as to
the good news from Grant's army seems
to be rurnoved by a later dispatch just
received. The assault commenced at 4
o'clock on Saturday morning by a terri
ble e-xplosion which completely destroy
ed one of the enemy's principal forts in
front of Petersburg, containing 16 guns,
this was rendered a mils of ruins. Upon
this explosion our artillery opened with
one simultaneous and continuous rout
along our entire line. Up to the leav
ing of the mail boat at 10 o'clock, we
had captured two other earthworks, also
the entire outer line of rebel entrench
ments The battle continues with the
greatest fury.
IlEADquenTEns ARMY' of THE PoTO
- July 30, 10 a. re.--The great, event
so long anticipated, namely, the explo
.iion of the mine, under the rebel fort
in front of the Inn army corps came if
lids morning at 40 minutes past 4 o'-
t lock picket firing was kept up all night,
and in fact all the time the match was
applied to the mine the skirmishers
were still engaged on both sidea, the
volume of dirt was immense, and thrown
up 300 feet in the air. The 9th corps
at once * charged the works, driving-the
febels to their second line of entrench
menta, and taking a number pf prison
ers, some who were dug out of the dirt,
b.idly brused. These rebel prisoners
state that only about a dozen remain or
their regiment, a tiouth caroling one.
As soon as the explosion took place 129
guns immediately opened on our tient,
while the musketry played in on con
tinued tire along the front lthe 9th
and part of the 15th corps.
Prisoners say they were completely
surprised, those is the Girt being mostly
asleep at the time and also that there
were four guns in the fortifications
which of course were buried far out of
sight. tine of the prisoners states that
they were busy miming under our works
and that in two days they would have
been ready to blow them tip, se gut the
strrt of them however, and it is hoped
that long ere this reaches you thus Pe
tersbvg will be in our poi3.essiott.
1 /EAJN,U4RTEAS ARMY 01111 E PUTO•
MAC, July ::0, p. m.—Reports just receiv
ed say tout we have possession of the in
lire line of the rebel works, with a large
number of prisoners. our loss in the
charge was severe, as our men had to
cross an open field to reach the reta•ls .
Tlie troops ene:aged were the corps
with the I,t4th supporting, and the2d and
3th in reserve. The fighting is still go.
ing on with great fury. Gems. Grant and
Meade a itlj all the corps Generals arc
4t the front watchiog the progresA of af
fairs.
Further of the Rebel Raid,
INVASION OF OUR STATE
CHAMBERSBURG CAPTURED,
The Town Reduced to Ashes
3000 PERSONS HOMELESS
HALTIMORK, July 80.—Tho damage T..
done to the telegraph by guerrillas has c .. )
been repaired and the hue is again
working to Harper's Ferry. The force jsal
which did the damage was some tw.o or
three hundred of Mosby's men, who 41
made their appenrauccilear Adamstown,
a few miles west of Monocacy. They ' 4l °
did nut stay long, us they found it pru
dent to leave, going in the direction of
the Potomac. A force of union troops
at Monocacy were quickly sent in pursuit
of the marauders, and In a few hours
the damage done to the telegraph line
was repaired. So far as we have been
able to learn no damage has been done
to the Railroad. It is believed here
that the force of Rebels now reported to
he in Pennsylvania, will be found to be
small and that they will confine thew
selves to plundering, and avoid a con
flict if possible with our forces.
HARRISBURG, July.3o.—Most positive
information has been received that Gen.
Averill has driven the rebels out of j
Chanibersburg and is following them I
westward through Loudon, Franklin j
county. The best part of Chambersburg
issaid tb be in ashes, and three thous-
and people rendered honiel l ess.
It is stated on the apOoTity . .of rebel
prisoners that - General Breckinridge is
malting, a laid tbizarAL _Wheeling,. or
about .to 414/41Iwal.'T,1/14-Yk
It seems by the Statement.pMeise:: pris
oners that it is the intention of Gen.
Longstreet to ttupeterrliilitilehi",!
while lireekeniidgerinahesilda raid. In
the 'nein-that tteibli l rell Va.* is to hold
the Shenandoah Valley
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Surprised.
the Front
Very Latest
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BALTI2.IOIIE, July 80.—The telegraph
linp.west ie now-Worhipgh4Ond Fled
erick. The 21'!:*.,b„37 are
supposed to have cut the, wires between
MOnocacy and Point of Rocks. There
is little flouhtithttt this' rtking ,fotee.
now operating on the -Rallimore Ohio
Railroad, near the Patti - of Rock&
PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-- . —The excite-,
ment is very great here over the news of
the capture of Cbambersburg, and 'the
invasion of our State. The vicinity of
the newspaper offices is crowded by cit
izens anxious for more details, which
are momentarily expected.
Itsw YORK, July '3o.—The Post's
Washington special says intelligence di
rect from Frederick states that a body
of rebel cavalry crossed into Maryland
at the mouth of the Monocacy last night
also a part of McCausland's cavalry had
entered Pennsylvania.
The following dispatch has been re
ceiver'. by General Rowley :
HARRABBI7RO, July :30.—r0 .11rig. Gen.
Rowley: Averill has recaptured Charn.
bersburg. One-half of the town is burnt
by the rebels. It is believed that Breck
inridge is marching west on an extensive
raid. Pittsburgh may have to turn out
fifteen thousand for defence.
J. N. Coucu, Major General
Grant's Army Advanoing—Citp
ture of Three Rebel Brigades.
PuRTIIp39 MONROE, July 20.—Four
hundred prisoners captured opposite
City Point Wednesday, have arrived
here, and reported that our forces are
advancing, mid have captured three reb
el brigades, With their armes, &c., and
several guns. The 18th Corps and
Sheridan's cavalry are co-operating.
FIFIRE GREATE ST
1 AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
Dr. Cutters'
,ENGLISH BITTERS.
A sure cure rot Intemperance.
Di. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
DR.. D. JA NES & SON'S,
FANELLI( 31.1EEITCIN F_.'S
Dr. Schenck's Pulmonic, Tonic and Pills
II E.: 1. Ilti II 0 .1. I, • S
Celebrated Bi;ehtt & 13§;.saparilla,
And all other Famgq Metlicthea Q6ll be
Sound genuine et the
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE,
Torrence & M'Garr.
Corner of Market street and Fourth
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery', Paints,
oils, Lend. Varnl44og, 14r4s4aes, Prunes,
Supporters, Shoulder hirsces,
And all articles usually found In Drug Stores of
drat quality, for. sale low,
TuRRFIIVI: d.lsll4}Alift,
No. 70 Nts.rlfet street, corner of Fourth..
W II liliLK.ll. dlr. WILSON'S
111(11UNT PREMIVIYI
LO(.'K STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
THE OREAPEST,
SIMPLEST,
Priootpal ifthce and Wholesale Emporium,
NO. 27 FIFTH ST.
Throe doors below !Mak Block,
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
W ESTERN AGENTS
spi.otod.it.o
NEW SHIPPERS GUIDE,
FOR THE NORTHWEST.
W.I/AWIES Ai, CO., OF INDIAN
%Jr • APO LIS Ind., long and popularly known
as publishers of Directories, and State ()tenet
t ears, will issue in September, ready for the fall
trade, a Northwestern Shipper's II tilde, furtive
Suites, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and
Wisconsin. It will contain complete shipping
directions for every point anti village in t hose
tips States, also, business lists of the principal
eating, gi ving the names, locations and business
at the grins doing a general business. It is also
a general Hotel reference, containing Hallway
Lists, Po,st Office Directions, ;x.e &c.
Ai Agents are now soliciting subscriptions
and advertisements to this city.
al,The work is as indispensable to shippers as a
dictionary is to a School Teacher. The Orin
keep on hand State ilaretleers for those N. W.
States. Address If AWES , A CU,
18 East Wit.d.ington et., indniunpolis Ind,
J 21}-41a
FO LT FL 1r IX
iSIT3FI.EIIEI`.O
NEW sryLEs
WINDOW SHADES, Iti
Received THIS DAY.
NEW SPRING STOCK
CARPETS!
Well seasoned
OIL CLOTH,
AT McCALLIIICS.
•
.49-13IPM1? EITC,
NO. 87 FOURTH STREET
OFFICIL OF 21111
A" [Tye., FT, W E t OHICAOO RAFLWAY CO,
Pittsburgh, Pn., July 14, 1864.
DIVIDEND.—THE BOARD OP Di
li ECTORS of this Company have this day
declared a dividend of 214 percent. on the altar( s
ol the original capital stock of the companl ,
payable (tree of government tax.) on sad after
the bth 01 (UNJUST proximo, at the office 01
the Company to this city and at the transfer
(*gene.), Winslow, Lanier bc Co., No. 52 Wall
street, New York, to the stockholders as
registered at the'respeotive offices. The trans
fer books of the company will close on the 20th
BAY of J CLY, Inst., at 2 o'clock, and re
main closed until the bill day of August -ttlete;
after. By order of the Board.
jylB-tat W. It. HAEIkM, Seeretlity.
_
TRUSSES,
Abdominal Supporters,
RANKIN'S DRUG ,:;,;
63 hiiikett*.t,',
Ay, BW4IW 4th.
ILIAE44B; M AZES
jut la' afore And for sale by
F7ETZEB &ARMSTRONG,
moo Goan Market and First sta.
r 7r-r 7 g7_,l l ,.rmni i
W.P., 5 . 2 .47 4t 0 v..ltili? . i
. 0 , C8" , e ' I . glion Market.
. .: '. .rti r jeP.lSWill, ;it ' lli 1 0 11 0;..A 884 . ,
f i IGLIHON-Sitideodrlasit weeldy retieW theta •
Inas been a continuedlfair demand. fdr : thhiti,
tide, the salek • Allisales in the aggregate
amounting:to:l-hells' een five and 415 thousand
t .. -°s ?"s 2.rat .f s 4lllF a Mici9Y $ 2 '0 ton 9s , .. s '!s
ta k. ,. .WirePliirenthseek..:.: : , ,_ •.'. "
,
Dr Foundry dtvelptions the supp ly is unequal
to the demand, and a3rds Ti tan advince has
been paid bar' sitar lota for lm niedliite delivery:
All pig iron riuiterts are based thus : •
Sid IIII;•ltnn, 2ABibs to the ton.
Chill pig iron, 2,2.40 do do
Blooms, 2.460 •do do.
The range of 4
aales 'dunk the week were at
$6 3 @66; sash to 'mos,' for Coal Smelted Forge
fro Lake Superior Oke.
Nentrg and Cold. Share Ai:Wirer:Be Forge-,
;AMU; cash to Studs.
Red. Short Anthracite la In light demand, $6O,
mill, may be considered the outside rate for
that deseriptiann of iron.
Hattging - Refik Charcoal Is in light supply, L and
some lota have been Withdrawn from market.
Sales range • from 75 @80 IR ton; the latter fi gure
may now be quoted for best brands No. 1 Foun
dry
e-SuperiOr:-Chatcoal has sold to the ex
tent of 600 tons, at a range at $72 50@75 per ton,
cash. • '
Missouri tharqoal,•-is. An light supply, the
stock being principally held by - one party. hut:
'I toy was 'obtained for a lot of 100 tans.
SALES OF PIO•IRON PER TON.
100 tons Coal Snielged, from L S Ore, ••• ••
forge.. .... .- . ...... .- ........ ....$66 4 moo
lOU tons Coal Sin ' eited, from 1, S Ore,
forge - 65 &days
too too. Coal smelted, favorite branct. 4 6s„ • cash
31)0 do do do do 65 cash
100 do No 1 Coal Blast Miasouii
charcoal , 80 60d'ya
50 tons .Ashland Anthracite (18 cash
IA) " Coal :smelted-mixture of
L S and Native ore, at equal to 65 cash
150 tons tin do 06 cash
120 tons No. 3 Anthracite, forge 663 cash
120 do do do foundry...-. 70 cash
20 do No 3 du. neutral 06 cash
WaSotao nocs PIO IRON
47 WEIS :ErOt Blast,
10 tone, 3.1 quality
Pittsburgh Tin Plate Ma rket.
. .
AuecsT Ist, 180.
The market during the week was ' line with a
good - demand. Prices hate turthet'' advanced.
The present rates pet he's, are:
1-C-10x14 $3l 00
1-.ti-11.1x14. 33 00
1-11—itix12..i.i-32,60
1-... X-14.0 37 30
.I-C--,41 kW 33 00
1 - X - 14 31 2 0 38 00
' • Block Tin Per PoltinA.
Block Tin ti Itt, EiOc Bar do 85c
Zinc Sheets " 36cIspettet and 5tab5....200
The demand far Pittsburgh manufactured was
never better thttp pt the.preseaLtiate, The fol
lowing, are the current prices:
X Ale blirrels.• ..$ a 00• X Ale half barrets 1 , 4 60
X X ...... 10 00 YX do d 0.... 5 us_
India d 0......... ntb India do d 0.... 660
Porter do 9 00 Porter d 0.... 4 60
Three dollars_ in addition to the above will be
charged for harrettr, and two dolirtra.for half bar
fnl4, which will he allowed on theirreihru.
Pittsburg-h Copper Market.
• AnOrn't tat, 11361.•
The demand was fair and sales regular, at the
following prwea :
Braziers-Cash and Time
liar and Bolt, caata
Ingots-(:ash
Copper Bottoma-o.pc oft fur cash
Brass Xettlets— do do
Pittotrurgh Crat.lker Market.
At:tat:sr Ist, Ifiat.
The market waa. firm at the late advance. We
Water, V 16
Butter
Boston
Soda
Sugar
Pittsburgh Leather Market
A roteT let, 1864
The demand for leather was active, and prices
have an upward tendency. The following are
the present rates, but how long they will con
tinue, we have nemesia' of ascertaining:
Red Sole 66i352
liarneas 4S4pis
Oak 4845 U
Plittaburgk Aide Market
The demand for hides was attire, awl good
parcels found .ready purahaaera at the folinwiug
prices :
Green Selte4..".'
Try.....
Butchered
Pittsburgh Ale and Porter Market.
And BEST,
Pittabturgb Iron and Nail Market,
Mosoer, August 1, TM&
The following are the quotations for the de.-
ictiptiona waned :
Plat Bar.
I L ito 6 ,by)tolintb
2 to 6, by 1 to 1 ti Welt
It. to th by to )( inch
I ti to 431 by 61-6 lath
Heavy BaJad Iron
2 to 13 by t,' to 248 }nth ":4'
1 , , to 14 by ti and 3-16 inch 8
4 to 1%; by %; and 3-16 inch e, ,,
kto 4 ; lq , 4 and 3-16 Inch 84
HOrte Shoe.
4 to t by 6-16 to 4 inch g 4
Hoop mud Light Band.
2 4' to 6 ;Inch 81,,
IA; and 2 tthi,
1 %, and I k.; 9
1 Mild 116 4
inch 10s,
inch Ll 5,,
s Inch I 2
Hoops cut to upecithal lengths 54 cent per lb
extra. I
Round and Square
1 to 2 k 4
3 tu 31; Lnch
214 to 4 Inch
, ,t 4 Ktnt inch
J; and 9-18 Inch 8
'IX 6-18 inch
.8,4, X Inch 83;
.7x 3-18 inch • 11
Oval Iran.
Inch 7 X I X inch.........
A, nod t, inch s A; Inch
Half Ovnl and Half Round
to 1 , .; inch I I h inch
nut A, Inch Si, inch
No 10 to 1 1 10
•
No In toga le , „;
No .25 nett 26 Itl,
No 27 wt.
All bileelii 01011:d ioches wide, 1-4 c per pound
extre.
4-113, 1-4 mnd 6-16 Inch thick
ON or 30 Innhen in width, lo round extra
lien do 9
Plow 1.1it9 i,f4"
Ylow%vivgo
Fist
• Pa neled And coutder sank.
I}. to : by t. to 3 inch 8
It, to ati +Uhl '7-16 inch St,
It • by 7-Id anti Aopub
1 y by 1-1 inch
Nall Itoels.
Juniatg 12
V, keg. • .. 1 keg.
10 t0"604 Nails.. ..11 'IV; 12d Fine 10 37V
64 and 0.1 807 s, 1 3,', in Lining....ll 8734
61 and 34 ...... —.B 6234 i Clinch 9 62S
4,1 and Id 8 . 873 i 'Ci6t• Spiker 8 37X
34 9 3734
Ca6l.og Nails. Barrel.
64 88 18 1 ,?.‘ iiieji $lO 88
84_ ...... ........ .. 8 88 f 1 Bich 10 13
104 808 1134 Inch 838
121863 134 inuli 4 at,
•
164 863 IX Jaen 889
•
Fisit.htng: tobacco.
64 9831 6d
9 38 1 84
7g.., a 131 lud
124 813
164 8 13 i •
Primiii subject to ~.qint,e..,,, ..4 the market with.
out dbilee.
•
months credit for approved
paper, pes4t.fe with current rate of exchange
on liew.Yrork. 6 :per oent.'diecount for cxah,.
par fundsoa 1 Y.• Exchange, remitted -on le'
ceipt of invoice,
Philadelphia Pig iron Markel
Iron—The 'tharket for this staple coniiiiitds
firm but inactive, thg want of -Stock, especially
of foundry rig Metat;:liniiting operations, and
wegmatarat ton; .fontlit!
.rates, moat makers beteg/sold_ ahead aktAlkair.:
production.. SootcMPig• le beld above The vlewe
of buyers... For manuftcburea.iron the demand
continuea good at Jay.,joiner rate:wand the
mills generally are well Wrier: orders, .
Y 1... . ,
ici owl. it!, Eqsawipir gp.. s• Alt .) 00
Vroniens corr
- Ekr91 , ..?1,4 •, ,e .I. 1. - 1 i. • "., . - ct.
Metes — - ' -,. - . .. i
. 1 at
q,4 11 14 5 '.. • i - •
At ,_,. . , ~' -' . , BOHLA-NIPS -
- ' 9 S_Nitiket - Zettet, two doo l taitom Flitti..:-
Ittna A ?... ~ :4. ,-..1.3e ...0 i 't- 7 ?
ti al2 a A C it. ID . ASi / La:IF 0X E . .OWBl4q i S A -I 0 0
"47 aqze • n
**Maltby!' Spiced :did. Ooze: . Oyatecr,
in 1. and/lEplaint_eadil'3.lnit received and for
inie.byilcf,?.:l ni .N. 3711.1. .11.EYMER.ic SHOS4.: :'
. .
exerritnetiel Prime bate fuse receiveul arid rot
tale by FETZEE et ARMSTRONG,
i 929 corner Market and First ktreeta.
,'t
S 0 4 mos
MEM
FriTißUltCla, August lot, 1864
... 9 cts
.. Au
.. 10
...13
At - or let, 1864
FI 63
TEE TBAVELEW GUIDE.
•
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRUK&
1_.......-...... • . - •
• Primlylvania Central.
Departs. - Arrives. ,_• , , .
i th
ThroAceottft:-540m 13altimote Etc 12.10 p in , .
Thro Mail ', '"2 7 .6oaatt
. .P4llll Ex......;11t0p - m
Thro Etpresa..4...s4t- .Saatadne.,..l2teavi
Fast:Line B:3spqa - Mail , : : .12:1011,..0 ' :!.
John'n A1ec.....3:00p m Soliti , ll . 4, tt.';:10105A.4. 1 ' ,, '
let WallStation6:l* a m tat WillStanir ts Ve` ,
Id do 11:40 a m ttl do . S am
fid ~da .. 370 , ,Ao, , filps
atb .‘ tro • I Aloe' ih• n -
The Church'- h. I Widl'it Stall 1 . _
Sunday) at 906 a m; returns at 12:45 p in.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago.
Departs, Arrives.
Fast Line 100 a m --- Chicago Ex....2a/ A in
Express I:10 p m Phila " 2:10p .m
:Hall Train 5.30 a m Clniti " TOO y na•
Crestline Mailloop
The New Brighton Accommodation loam •
Allegheny Station sit 1.:10 Lai,al:oo
and 5:40 p m.
Returning, leaves New Brighton Statio - n i
6:50 a m, '7:00 a m, 12:20 p m and 2:20 pm.
Alliance Acconimbition lissira ilrgincitf tn.
t ion at 2.10 it of,
Pittsburgh A. ConneLtsvillisk
i ml
'ttiPi a%= 11 1
Vi
Mall t6saa d all. .....,.6:oopExpress SAO p ECM' — :4. ,J.ltOl
ist M'Keesportil :00 a m Ist
" 6:16 p m al " 2:05,111f •
Port Perry. ....7:00 a m Port Perry....8:30 aat
Bradlock's .4:10 p m ,Braddoelcts...6:4o pm
'Pbe Sunday:Troia' to and , Irma lirlolgaladta
eaveg 1,1 1100 p m, and - arriVea at 10:110.8 m.
Allegheny Valley; '7.
Departs. Arrives.
Ilieil 1.00 a'm[Man 73)0pm
Ex promo .....4:30 ala -- .Eapreis—te.w.-Ahaftilin
Ac.ommodat'n3:oo p A.CCOMCIIIXtat 'raja. sax
tibi LtOE Ij 2
'Ai+iretr • '
Mall 3:50 p m
Cin. For,prmß--8:04
do - :2ild a m
Steultemillo
Accommo
dation 10:03 a m
Cleveland •
Dever
Mail _6:10 Li m
Cincinnati .1:45 n m
... .:. .1:45p m
Wheeling ... . .
Steubenville Ac.
commodation
leaves Alle'gy3z6o
Clev &mid— .I.:Uatet
• ••
impSo m
faiseisior 0
Omnibuses •and•
sengers arriving' in tra
West.
• but ,Comp pp have
et
us from both
Movements of European Steamers.,
.
PROM AMERICA.
Asia June 3-Boston ' Liverpool.
Teu J une Pl* . w.,le eiek.SglaAampOW .
Australasian June tig•
Bremen ....... JunelB.. New York. Soutlutmptort
5aX01:1iR...... J une,26„New York,Soathampt ori •
Hansa July'2.. NOW rork:Sblithamprop_
Bor ussia July 9.. New rk.Southamptpia
America u1y,16-New
Germania::: :July Yort:SblittunkritOl'
New Yo rk ....J uly 30.. New York.SoUthaMpton
Bremen Aug 13.. New York-3°V= -
Hansa Aug 27.. New York.Sok
America ...... „Sep jjo.. NOW Yerjr.49.utharripton
New York__ -Sep 24; .New York.Southamptatt
Bremen Oct 9.. New Yark.Southamptan
Hansa. , „ dievt X ork •Sonkbamptott
America Nov' S. . New York.r3buthatifpfon :-
New York ....Nov 19-New York. Southampton
Bremen Dec 3.. New York.Soutlyna
Hausa 17::New YoricrSo ton
CROY EUROPE.
firemen May 55 ..Southampton..New York
Europa Play 28.. Liverpool Boston, •
Saxonia May 31 SOU.thrUnptOn..New York
Scotia June 4-Liverpool New York
Hansa J une 8 -Soutnampton..New Turk
Borussia.....lune 11.. Southampton.. New York
America June 22' . Southern non.. New York
crmania.. .June 28..Soutkaili ..NAng..Yorki •
New York.;.-Inly_'6..Soulli
Bremen July 20 ..Southampten..New York
Hansa Aug 3.. Southamptimi, .New.Yqrk
America Aug SeuthamptanP;.NetairetlK
New York... Aug 31 ..Southampton..New York
Bremen Sept 1 4 -Southampton..NewYetk
Hama
-O Sept Sti...Southahiptcm.._l!leatlork t
America ct -12: :sd , a.mptoir.'.Reif xotle
New York ....Oct 26 ..Southampton..New York
Bremen Nov .Soutbamptott-New York
Hansa Nov 2 3-Sontliamptoil. s .New York
America Dec 2 1-Southampton..New York
Allegheny Rank,
Exchange Bank,
Citizens Bank,
Mechanics'
Merchants' and Manufacturers'
INHEINE
Farmers Deposit Banking Co.,
Banl of Pittsburgh,
Iron City Bank,
Ist, 2d and 3d National 13E*,„_„,
CHECK_
BOOKSti
on all the above (or ogle at
MYERS, SCIWYER &-:Ctka
No. at* Fifth' €l:e.='
A full assortment of Stationary constantly on
nand.
Jr 9 .
WAMELINK-&-BARR
SOLE AGENTS OF THE
Bradbuqr, and Eihormtek erfr%
CELEBR I ATED PIMA
narr ra,
Amar ieau Organs iindirelo*pna,
,4
110.12 '''' l l3lt Orel Bt.
PIT'N.I3URGH
We take pleasure in refering to * few of those
who have purchased these - instruments in
Pittsburgh and Vicinity.
Richard Bard, esq., John Quinn, esq.,
F. R. Sellers, Capt. Cochran,
James Russell, pan., Wejls Riddle& c.n.s.
t. P. -
Dr. 0. R. M. Blackburn 0.11 Love,
Grant St. Baptist Church A lipereger,
L. M. Book - , sae:, 'Dr: I knit - teotetter,
cot. J. K. Perr, Franklin. _peon's
'
'Directress St. I incent , i .Kcadertiy,Youngs.'
town, Pa. • „ _ '
Miss Sarah M'Fatland East Liberty. --'
Capt. J, B. Conway, Birctinktini, 0 E-4;
Rev' H .` Bolfkirra;
Bev. E. Delahunty, Moundsville, Va.
ti-rtiliam Scott, osikland.if - ot
N Geon, East Liverpool 0. • ,
B.itentan (foe; *l-41t'5re
wm L. Kane, , do tip .
Very Her. P. Mullen do ""'"
Allen Kramer, esq., do
ht. Fire esq .
lit. J. It. M'Clintock, East Liberty. .
John McCurdy, Fast r iharty.
All Pianos,
Melodeons, etc., warranted fn
live years. A few choice second hand nb..no
for sale and rent. .0281
COUNTRY SEAT FORSALE
: ...4J
rrhreemiles fro m Agegbeny city, „col4taillao6 2 .
SDOlit acres ofiguo jurnotedilplau
ImOiov . al. ;food
1*-la 4
rt. c- It: • • Li* CP 'ILT
(Airings, Roust Stablerlee•lioute - slif. ,
PLY, Of ball' .a.nd Ala Akitia4,:lll2oiirrierPOPM.: - :•..-
,Improirement necessary to make, it a nesiraPlo .
home for a business nifkA St'
of likftriaarintYieunk
phAnt sioartililtil=a
.yrof
vines, some of which are now begins, -:`,,--"••
The above will be -sal& cheap f . .
soon
wd J..W,_MMICRi,.II-izotatentbato:*--
jy‘49-2
plc $4p1u45.e . 14,4711 0 - 4 24r poistriMinV ,
E 'llice; A rwl knot
11droimit
du • eutei 1 .
lite near -:-
West of Greenabur er kWielekllAV
P. R. R. Grade cake, Btle ti:llselieg4:',2 ,
l Real Estate Broker, No. 67 rourtt id..., Ne.; - ':. :.
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