Aipasira sorimv ; 0 1 '6141 J4lifliti2;l IMOHREVCBOICIFIC' RDIES MST I=IEVED No. I.—FOR FEVER, Congestion, and Inflam mation-J—Reat, Pain, Restlessness. 245 .cents .t. 2.-'FOR WORKS Fever, Worm COlic, Vo raoioue Aivetite. Y 5 mate. 2 B.—FOR . POLIO, Teething, titling AM ' 3 Wakefulnees, Slow.Griaurth, and bleats, 01 Infants. 2t cent 25 4.—F08 DIARRHEA, ot. Chthiren or Adult', Cholera hilafitum, and' Sum ,•`ilur OpaTalt f 95 r- S.—FOR iriBIENTEBY, or Bloody Flux 03 / 10 $ 04:17140, Bilious Colic, Fall . Dysentery. 25-etata. l , CHOLERA., Cholera Motbus, • Nausea, - and ' Vomiting, Asthmatic Breathing. 25 cents. 26 7.—FOR COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness Rronchltasjollueosaatid Sore Throat ASS bents, • a.—.FOll ToOtlLLOßE,Faceaclae,Netvous Pains, Neuralgia, and Tlo Dolorewi• :26 . cents. 4. 9.—.F08 HEADACHES, Sick Headaches!. Vertigo; Bush of Blood to the Head. 25 cents. 10.—FOR DYSPEPSIA., Weak; Acid or De ranged , Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaint. 25 cents. 26 /1.-,POR SUPPRESSED Menses, or Scan ty, or Painful or Delaying, Green Sick nese. 26 cents. 1 4. — FORLEDOOREIFIXA., orWhites, Boar -14 Down, too Profuse Menses. 26 cents. 13.—FOR CIROUP, Hoarse Croupy Cough, Difficult,and Oppressed Breathing. 26_ cents. " 24 14.—FOR SALT Rheum, Crusty Eruptions, Erysipelas, Scala Bead, Barber's Itch. ZS acute. .4 3 1EIMITIS/11., Ala, Lame neso,'or. Semeness in the Cheat, Back, - Side; or Limbs. 25 cents. 25 16.—FOR FEVER and Ague Intermittent . Fever„ Pumb Ague, QI4 Inveterate Agues. do cents. TT.-FOR PILES, Internal or External Blind or Bleeding, Heuent or 01..n0 nte. 60 cents. 18.—FOR OPTIITHALAIIA, Weuk or In tiamect 4yes or Eyelidg, Mailing or Weak . Sight. 60 crata. ao 19.-40 R CATADJII . I, Acute or Chronic Dry or Flowing, Cold In the - Read, In fluenu. 60 coMe. '2O.—FOR . WHOOPING 'Cough, ithOrteniug and pailiattog it, or Spasmodic Cough. 21.—FOR ASTlirifA, Oppressed, Difficult Labored Breathing, Ouugh and Expec toration. 60 cents. 22.—fl EAR. Inseammem, Noise. in the Head, Impaired Hearing, Earache. 60 cents. ;A—FOR SCROFUarged Glnd and Tonalis, Swe LA llings, Enl and Old Ulc a ers. s r . cards. . . , . 7k—' OR dENRRAL Debility, Physical or *irons Weakness 60 cents. 60 20.—FOR BEA , SICHNESS, Prostration Vertigo Nausea, Vomiting. to cents .17-11POR URINARY-Diseases, Gravel, Re nal Calculi, Difficult or Painful Urlila ' tion. 60 cents. ta.—POR SEMINAL Emissions, Inyuiun tary Discharges, and Consequent Pros tration and Debility. At.. 1,00 1 1. 9S.—FOR SORE Mouth or Stoutaca ce , pun kered , Mouth of Adults °et/taken. $1 1,00 1: 1 111.N.BRY - incontinence 'Wet ting the' Zed,%too - Frequent; Painful or Fi Cal Thig 11 .4 1 1? 1 t 103 /.. it, . 400 81.—FOR PAINFUL Menstruation, Pres • • Biter-, Cramp dr Spasms; Prirritus, Itch . fag, and Irritation, .1. •-t 1,00 4X-4'OR SVEVERINGS at ehauge of Life I itregularities,Alles of Heat, Pal: Titatione, and ,evellPLiseages of the -Heart.- lA. • 1,00 Evit, CE. "'Dose Of 28 large vials, in - inOicedo, and Book of Directions $9,00 9Ase, of 20 large vials, in morocco, and of Direittozos.. .......... 04e 0 k 24 / a zge plain ease, Ric Book of Ittrectionw. ' • " 'Oise of iisbox * , (Nos. 1 falai add took of ' Threouons ' 2 .; :£- ~._ _ ~. Il e RI. FULTON, HDEWARRIGIONX. '3401M1111/44101f 1!11111=111IMB ..'.''.`,7,14.1q.Y.4:;V:f ,4'0.,•,E AT: r_rx . • ;-e , ;') at• • 1 1.4.1 , • ; f•aT• • • - t• t wf ~AUN i I aWPILI N NAAnd.4I 4 O4II4 • ~I;,t MX4' GEirpTers ~;;,~ i ~~, -~ The prices of all sorts of commodities are at an extraordinary bight, and in place of subsi ding with the brilliant prospect of It rich . harves t before us, it seems that this is ati:inaMative t• increase. Chia is chiefly owing to the scarcity of handsand the consequent high. wages which the farmers are called on to pay for labor, but more especially to the speculators who expect to In crease their fortunes during the coming year at the expense of the cominunity. 'However we console ourselves with the consideration that that our Incomes have been increased, though not in prupottion to the prices, still enough iii allow one to Ilye comfortatgy, and that if wesuf ter from-the high prices during the war, our en emies have to endure more than we do. Going to market in Richmond seems anything but an agreea,le litislhess, and people there are obliged to enlarge theLr pockets, In order to carry a Litt ment amount of paper currency to purchase a rebakfast. We expect to .'erlve some benefits 1 from the resolutions of the common council which i has deputed a committee to investigate into the proceedings of our rather too speculative buck. stets and report. accordingly. This is a. move ment very much needed, and no dout,t will have the desired effect of diminishing the prices of such articles as are sold in the market, and thus saving fifteen or twenty per cent. to the impov erished people. Meetings at the School Houses. At the second meeting held on Sundry after, noon at thq introllar's odlie, the nam 3i of ttuneolhcere were token who were dearneJ corn. petent of raisin; and ensam muting companies for the defense of the city. Accordingly these officers with orders mei th ority fray the com nitiaer,Etrig requeste.l thy citi telis..teistienn-tha schoil it-nets; of their res. pectiva W ito org Mies and take action hi defense of their livea an I pro perty. But the meeting's wtira &teen lei but by few , 'behon , bist few man were raided: Tae apathy and nonchalance displayail In this rasp'Sit Was truly astonishing. Every one. Isno wa ;hit du ring this crisis he must take arms , and the only altarnatieets to *go willingly or compulsorily. If- we must go at all, why not go -willingly at once, and ni Ikea virtue ofstern ingqintir'l The mea . minit be rated, an lit they ar4 riot /Use I by - . these astaaas, they will -certainly be raise.' by Okra. The Conduct of oar Pub/le oat aim.— The /conduct of our pudic otii.laia daring the iirsiiin+s has iqcn mos) or tliew!orthk, and belt a .tbair houot that in, no mity wider thesameehnumatanees has there baisini)Re en,. re*Tioreselving and exectstl ,Or mare atten # 4ti to Vie publicValtard 4" • than by our wartby t atilaers Lac tae ./ aye. Were it narroil? 'l l lli/hcfr alit pr o - wduld' era this haye Dom a scene or adardsln,.and tli e tnrror alikakia da ' habOaaiiivii/L/ 4 AO Waii 94 41i • it tp betake -themselvel to either for defense of ref lio. 'MA now evcrythiu; is C4/111 Etna quiet, and the community show ouch' ad tritotial4 'Falb. once on these wt,rlhy . geatienien, that fa fact they are left to do all, sad prninda, exactly all' they should esteem . properi This !peaks eta., quently in their behalf, ant no doubt the clti *teas wit/ retuktr them ail 'duo Olathe and honor 'I for their pres:fit praiseworthy demeanor. i ...e. ,, M , 1.,.!;-• • 4.4 1:4`.;;4?.. .---- , i f P tr ....'" e - atitior, 4:4* 41- Vdechetler Is at iweient or. ~,...,..... .... ganizinge.nese etnnyearat smuts-1u addition . - Belo lingwkter, 01N01111317.1. . t : to those of Oaptalo Igegloy, who 'NOW their llar Mae tilill.itigrnotede druijkl& henagameri. sr the arfixtvyiey 1 ifillebtirifttl• • ,-• Av - / r- q. ;ae•Ail At , 204 11 11911. aid 14 .410 4 1irifto rii o6 6l'lol44lo.lzea r 110? ,PAVSWev.. 4I ,2 1 4 ,0 =4 4:uiscauuumwith Sheriff I. It..Steiritii*bsttai s ~. ,-. ,i" ...‘ .;7-,77 ; . , I, „ - toff. Be dasalresdy recruitedeV - a - ~. -,; ranielfra,T., , _„.l ‘.. ~ ..., .a, t I 3 5141 rMbetat401044;art out loTen ' Cr- R id/L i t i r !tilowt tta et paljklititi. -4 Al IA ,J 1 rii 14111 S e twp boors fr om -1 9 11- 1 -1, ,-- - • i ..- and .. I- ,-1.7 , -., ,• ...., , c-. i- 1R).41 . 04- Merin.: N... 3 /..,V=ll3sfilta.L & CO. No. V ariv' i Ptik. News Or k Mill 1iq,,,t1 State Atret 4 t,'Bdttini; itail l .. PfPMAIIME & Co., Mo. el z Naseau VI - 1) , kelt' city, ar';!; au fiat :twitted to take' /id _...' is and Subsorii t for as at lowest rates. Atip-Ne lUJuxwan Uie,Deilar PeeT. fQ agents t the rate oti2M Pa hundred copies. TIIESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 2, 1864. Martial Law This last refuge of cictiesteged city and which is never resoited - tce-only , when other means have failed, and when' we are compelled to it thrciugh dire eecesaity, is not regarded by our i citizens n its proper light. The people should nae theirifincoatietidessiors.to avert this fleece wiry evil, and do all in their power to render it unnecessary. Every citizen is perfectly aware that martial law requires that the liberty of the cOlumunity be greatly restricted, and that a greet many other evils attend Its enforcement which should be avoided if possible. But our citizens do not regard martial law in this they esteem it a necessary iheans of attaining that end, which if they displayed any energy on their Ott, might be gained without this last resort. In consequence 91 , this,,the people have displayed iso'reibili - APatliiiittring the present circumstances, and to tine opinion do we attri bute all the inaction of yesterday. The Mayor was not desirous of proclaiming martial law, and for thus reason did he forewarn the people on Sunday, but the people will have martial law, they arepantldg after martial law, and martial law is the semitation of the day. Under exist - Wig `airctunitances' the anthettitiza. Will be compelled to satisfy the people on this head, I otherwise nothing will bo done, and the city will remain open to the invaders more strict and rig orous, so that ire will have to go some time It fa a positive undeniable f set that we do no: mandest eitaer a Willingness or an energy worthy Of the COOL Very little has been _exec uttal, not because weore positively adverse to embrace any measure in our defense, but because we deem that action is not necesaary, contrary to the protests of our ottnialit. We must sen_oth era perform before we resolve to paint= our selves, and others must see us, and •the cense huence will be that martial law will be enforced' which *lll eoinpel us to action. • Builhaeis in the eity.--The mayors of this city,and Allegheny made a requm on the citi zens under their respectiveauthorlty to suspend bilsiness during the crisis, in order to give their men an opportunity to enlist for the present emergency; underpenaity of having martial law proclaimed within the Beata of the same. But it seems the citizens .did not wish to comply with hie request, and busies= yesterday was nearly brisk as ever. In the morning but few business establishments were open, ,, and several expressed a wiillegness to suspend it en tirely as requested, but. others opened their stores as usual end we are sorry to_ say that the latter won the day, act that seeing their neigh, bore doing - bashiesirevery obi else tho ight tha t they would do the same and the consequence was that towards ten o'clock business was as brisk as ever. every one read the news, and Made criticisms on the's aina, bill no dee seemed desirous to he the first' in performing anything, and the consequence was that little or nothing was executed by the et isms towards the de fense of their homes froid the invader Who 112 now within our borders, burning and plunder ing our towns. The same fate may atteud us, it we do not cooperate more Willingly with our su periors, whO are ail atteiitiou tO the public Wel tare. But if the citizens ito not comply with their request, we cannot expect to be dealt with as heretofore, but the utmost tiger 'should be used for the common safety. Up to this, reqUests only have been made, and we are forced to con fess with them, and consequently nothing prob ably less than stern orders will be issued hence forth In remedy the evil, and make preparations to meet the foe, if he should be bold enough to direct his march on. Pittsburgh. The High Price• 11.,"4 4 ,11E. ,*1 1 1PM 14 " Captain Niggler' is.eude&ft wonderfully id organizing his company of mounted scouts t but `not' Wring been able to 'neetceitry men immediately, he did not start at the time appointed. !We donlit not itutethre gallant aft er will sOodtie enabled td redder the iervice to bk OttaxitrXi*lila he ill so desirous to doi Men oral:tooting fast, and in considerable:attar bees.. 43tilEunday evening they carolled theli neate4-40HW /men remarkable tiliarititdatler hls liiOner, titer we were under the imktiudritirthatt not one conipenybut an entire bettiiiiiiiii . Wonia tiulcklybeorgauited;anduts Ailedtave:nn As eon to change our opinion. The service which the scouts will render to our city, will be any_ king but inconsiderable, and it is from. them that we shall expect all itiformatit9 in regard t.) the rebel movements, it they intend - advancing , . on nurnityl Deafness.:—Below will be foiinr.a certificrte .from a• - .respectable citizen .01 Ahegheny ,pity, whose son was cured of total deafness Key - ear, of 140 Wood street. The remiss noted one, and as such deserves publicity. As there are many similar easel' who would gladly avail themselves of an opportunity to get relief, we willingly give it a place in our columns. We' publish it front the original certificate in the handwriting of the boy's father: PITTSBURGH, July 24, 1861. Dear Slr—l take pleasure in adding . ley testi mony to that of others in favor Of Dr. Keyserts treatment of deafness. My sort had been affe cf. ...ed for five years with deafness, produced; from scarlet fever—at times be could not.hear and could only understand as we would motion to him. His speech had also become affected. Having tried other remedies.without reeetving any benefit whatcver, I applied to Dr, Keyser, and under his treatment helots entirely recov ered, and can now hear as well as ever he did. Joan B. li - annwrr, No. 177 Beaver street, Allegheny Otty, ' • - The Vont Rowley visited the fortifications around the city on Sunday, but it has not as yet been ascertained what re port he is to wake in reference to 'the same. Most probably they will be found In need of re. pair in case any danger is menaced. It it be found noceasary, the citizens will be put to work on them as it was done treretofore, and every means must be put in execution for the safety of the city. With our brave citizens and a few guns in its defense, we doubt not the /east that our city will b 3 sate, and it will be entirely out, of the power of the invaders to make any serious attack on the intrenchmenta. If the community unite their effarts with the commanding general and comply with the requests of the mayor, , which are made for the Solomon benefit of all, .we may expect to be secure from all danger, Oth- Wise, we entertain serious apprehensions. Basluess •Restitmed.—iiaving ascertained that the danger to which the city was.eXposed was not so great or so imminent as a t first re potted, at the request of the mayor, (lee. Couch hotitied the citizsgs that business might be le emzed ion; figthep ngtigp. 4.cOgrditiffil all business establishments were reopened, Sod to wanii aeon nothing unusual appeared to men ace the (fay. We regret to say that hgt few were benented by thts notice as alroadi every man had resumed his ordinary business at the us. nal hour, except a few praiseworthy citizens who manifested a great exactness and scrupulousness in the observance of the request of the mayor. outside of these, everything proc:eded as here furore' a; jf no extraordinary occurrence had 4apppaapd. Arrival, of Cies. Gottelt.—lieris Couch, ai was expected, arrived in this city on Sunday after eleven o'clock, Bad retired immediately to the Monongahela liouse, where he had a par lance with the Committee which was appointed to wait on (}en. Rowley to take lotion In de' tense of the city. Haring ascertained the measures which were adopted before his arrival t, that effect, he approved of the same, and sta ted that nothing more nec.l be performed until farther notice. Haling done this much, the committee adjourned to meet again at 8 o'clock yeeref flay oft,iroing at (Jen. Howe's office. Fire In Allegtseuy.-ait hap' past one o'clock a. m. on Monday a tare broke out in Al' legneny city on Leacoek near Federal street. Tne conflagration was quite exteusti e and ar oused a large number of the Inhabitants from Melt nightly slumber, It broke out In a car penter shop, which was totally destrueil and the damage was very large, though the exact amount has not yet been ascertainel. W. A. Ottrienienny.--.-We are inJebted to the above well known bookseller fur two ollicisi c vies of the new National Tat Law. Every one should procure a copy of this valuable work, which is to necessai y and withal to cheap, that no one should remain without it. 11 you wish to indulge In a cheap profitable b3atc, g to lidentenny. Shaving the beard 1s one of those tit tle tear tog trouble. which but serve to tea, h ua that we are 14 the language Ul Widow tiedott, "all pour °restates," that this transitory scene Is but a vale of tears, and that we, proud Jaen, are but the slaves °florae,' and undatu rat cuatoth. N. Cluerlato's Cream Or Ry {Jepson Soap, at Hmkin'e, of Dlarkei atteet, and by the ude either, the beards grows soft and tender, and the razor nip It oil like [ceder, unripe grass before the scythe. Going. Away.—Dr. Randall, whose success in the removal of coral and bunious is well k toau in this city, is about to leave us, and purposes sojourning turn season in the region, ul Pr.inklia and till city. He eta be loom) at we Heel et Hotel, on I uesday, the 2ad, and will remain until Saturd . tv,*iingintt the 6111; anti at the Petroleum Holier; Olmity, duritig the ful l.tseing week. Those wishing to consult him h of better repair tu. No. 20 Fifth street, by Monday next. .106/IPLI ANTII7OSIIYETER . JOSEPH ILEYER & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF PLAIN ' AND FANCY FURNITURE AND CHAIRS WAREHOUSE, • 153 SMITHFIELD, AND 442 PENN Ste Between 6th .t., and Virgin alley. je2 Firreetraall. Di ON's 440,45 Y C4i!.llllN ATI' V le the only safe and ewe ours, It eon . Wil 40 01414 a or dtiotorio4l4 drnge,49.:shk oral or othsr injurious oonepostada eanuhoa tertnnedier generally sold' far Ste vigilf 4 1 40fre. ,. ,,i/44.40-041 1 4041411 44 0-49 0 d 0 / 4 : 4 fiery .generally. ase. it. Initielf . prattios in • all , 61trtorkr strd-ilangeronteake, 1 4 4 - V,004 4 1.'%** !iiixtrittilt doobt -04 ful, tugaposMons, ,Oig • of: Ittdia: under mine atnitairth the , ),:whea you sauffititt**lo „ .. 01): ithiPie and oiri ka IPA* 4 1 44 4, 14 1 4/iii'' I Ask for Diz ox's - IkAoaaasnyAlemtup„. I rive, and tee that thttor_oprletorlita*e I. 'i written.let She 0 1 14414/1117.1 . %Ara hbot- ; tle. . , Prepared only. , , a, I i > iLkt ' '' I AF , NytirPAßAGttalelit£l: ..— ,- HjA O R6OIOI - a DRIOOVRZY OF A Bittraarrox.--:-Art., In dian •. . • alkeltitotafolnimons&ifizeli .was re- AlctrV r ist l 9, /re " gtr“ grottild u i near; ty9wii ; ••rf,.frhe,., bones Iverd.SO4,r• " " •Ahat „most of them crumbiertzpottotwrostrre.t o the air. Sotne Of tiw. • • c i tileAl4 .tilat the 1n 'zap:4.4.40 'estrum lit'ven "Met high did One htib. years-old when hedied. . e fkifitit s6 9l B /ZUVItnY4I4I.--4,Dos m i th was caught posting neat handbills in LOmakille the ' , llther day. , They were eulogistic ,of the traitor Lee as the con centration of all the military genius of etegar, Naboleon, Hannibal, Alexan dria, Turenne f Frederick the Great, and Sate, strangely omitting Benedict Arnold 'and Judas Iscariot. Smith is an Englistintart A DotrirrYtm STORY.—The Lewistown (Me.) Jcrurnal has the following: "There are a couple of spinsters in Greene— monomaniacs in-their • way—who have been trying to see how many cats conld be' multylled" - froili `one pair. They be - 4* with' One pile when' the rebellion broke out f aiad as the kittens have grown and multiplied, their number now reach es the alarming number of 440 cats and kittens.' Itqcarkorrir OF Mein Sonatorts.— The Richt:heed Examiner says that recent ly a conscript, who had k helm undergo ing an examination before the medical board In that city, upon reaching the street fell hi a fainting flt, with a bleed ing at the lungs, and Was carried to a place where .medical assistance, could be rendered him Be had heeripronounced, by a highly ehligtetted board, 'RS a healthy conscript, while not twenty degrees from the grave. Smarm arm company has been formed in Chicago for the purpose of boring for oil within the limits of that city, and the work of boring actively prosecuted. At twenty feet:lndications of oil were fourtd, but although the depth of three limulred and ,twenty feet have since been reached no better show hes been obtained. The diggers are directed by a tkpliiitualist medium who is influenced by spirits 9f departed oil speculators *leo have "gone up," and who are now able to five through numerous geological strata into a lake of oil Which the workmen are vainly en d savoring to reach. PROPOSALS FOR . LOAN TREASURY DEPARTMENT,./ .July 26, 1264. i • Notice is hereby given that subset tptions will by, rebel ve4 by the Treasurer of the United States, the heves4/ nashinaul Treaswers and designated Depositaries, and by the Nitional Ranks desig ii lified as DeloosSiaries and Finan cial' anti, ( or Treasury naiad ad qua Notes payable three Flats r/ti, 6sigust 16, 444 bearing interest at the rate - oliMi'en and three-tenths per cent. par annum, with !wail-annual coupons attached, payable in lawful money. These notes .will be eonvertible at the option of. the bohter at maturity,. into six per sent. gaglftatithf bonds, re.deemable after five and payable tweqty yotire front August It, 1867. The Motes will be Issued to deuoutigatlons of fifty, one hundred, Ore lionOred, one thousaLd and live M 0 4 1414 4 01 44/1, 4134 will be Waned to blank, or payahle TO or4vf, its 44.4 y he directed by the subsoribers. AU übantlpUons must i)e for fifty dollars, or some multiple of Oily dollars. Duplicate certificates will be leaned for all de i posits. The party depositinginust endorse upon the orfsanafeertilloate the denomination of notes required, and whether they are to be leaned in blank, or payable to order. When ao endorsed it must be left with the officer receiving the de posit, totwatNiml-tu thle_DepartmePt. The Notes will be transmitted to the owners. free of transportation eharges as am:li after the receipt of the original certificates of Deposit ns they can be prepared. 7 . lotereet will be allowed fo August 15 on all deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid by the Department upon receipt of the or Iginal serliticatea. As the NoteaAraw inteeest , froin august IL persons malting deposits subsequent to tha date Must pay the Interest accured Owe' date o Dote to date of deposit. Parties depositing twenty-tire thoisseuhl dol lars and upwards for these notes at any one time 41114ia atlo weda 00121111 611101 i, of. oot-q r ter of one per cent, whiekivill be paid by this Department upon the receipt of a bill fur the amount, certified to by the officer with whom the deposit was made. No deductions for com missions must be made from the deposits . ()teen receiving deposits will see that the propper endorsements arc made upon the origi nal certificates. All officers authorized to receive deposits ate requested to give the applicatits•all desired in formation, and afford every lacility for waking subseriptfons. W. P. FESSENDEN, Secretary of the 'treasury. Subscriptions will be received by the- First National Bank of Plltsburgn, Pa. Third National Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa. Fourth National Baia of Pittsburgh, Pa AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS Throughout the country will doubtless AFFORD FACILITIES TO SI'BSCRIBI nul-gwdicw RALLY! RALLY! RALLY I[l""(tAtleEß NOW THREATEN INUF our iltwital appeals re the patriothll of every citizen. Every citizen must turn out. OUR STATE IS IN DANGER . All persona recruiting SQUADS, COMPANIES B ATTALIONS oritlTs for State or National defence. unde M r the IME ti N o%- erttor'a call for 24;000 men for 100 days, will rc port immediately to the Miiitary Executive committee at :WILKINS HALL, for the put liege of ellectitir fhoorganizialone4., I am authorized by the Finance Committee-to t - , drer.a:bounty of T WM' V-Fl V E DOLLAR, to each man tor the first four companies organized. .JAS. S. N Ell LEY, Chm. Mil. Uonutttre. . , Capt. J. K. ilansoriti- See. v. : Tio panuot tee:uilji,i4e IA iteapiOn• illitl and 'tit! , until further or ~. , : ~ Capt.7oEN. K.,EAEBOUR, — iyl.3-tf Sec. Mil. Ex. Corn ; pro tem. --r--- . Y. Z. ttbalfWaLL" 13AMITICt Klllia itarCOUNIVELI,A KERR, CASItrAGE'IIeANITFACTURERS, Silver and Brim •Pleteri. And toanufsatirers of Saddlery & Carriage Hardware, No. n St. Clair street; and Duquesne Way, (near the Bridge,) Jub•lyd - 'PITTS'S t H. AKE SUPANNiII .COPPER MINES Smelting. WorlEn. PAMWCIIRDY•Bt CO., AkirutivpAc;rvineas SHEATH, , Brutteeel:nd , Belt Copper, Roused Cop er bottoms, RtripicktOpile,'SWter Sod e' r, tee. Also, otters atid iteSterlf gietaln, tu •• reol.,Flre% -4i414 Machines - . and Ho tz, ,to t • • Si Pttbibtuth; • bi2tets of Copper out to. • . 2 desired • • feb2 dtt w DissoLimoNPilitTNEß‘P. ' IRS tiP t A his d1:37 disatil l"" ved il 4 : L.L7:6N ' __ 1 ITzwwd „tit 4111A1341411rE 0111711118 tO .--100 and I.29zwßoaliir pi ~,,, , 4..:,.4,1., .I' a • ....-• e.l.r: 'I 3t: ,i, TELEGRAPH. Fon:inckTgAiiTi, FROM GRAIIPS'• ARMY The Siege of Petersburg Explosion of the Mine IMMENSE SLAUGHTER OF TH NEW YORK, August I.—The morning papers have nothing later frommPeters burg than our dispatches yesterday,.and bu t t few additlonel details. The follow ink is all there is of interetit: • •A Times special, dated before Peters bulk, luly 30th, says: As soon after day break as it was practicable for the troops to move in co-operation, an immense mine, reaching far away und6r the.ene my's line of works in tront of Burn side's corps, was fired. ' The explosion was the signal for the discharge of every piece of artillery we have in position from Appomatox to our extreme.left. The effect was magnificent. Ninety-five pieces of ordinance were fired simulta neously. It seemed as if they might have been discharge d by a pull of one lanyard. The firing thus fiercely opened, was kept up in the same manner with scarce ly a perceptible lull for at least an hour and a half, when it slacked to some ex tent. The result of the explosion of the mine was, almost to annihilate one regi ment and to bury three guns. Under cover of our artillery, and pushing our advantage of ground gained by the sud denness of the assault, the 9th corps ad vanced, taking possession of the-works through the gap made by the explosion, and (hiving the enemy to the second line of foilitications which line the, hill tops eastward of the to wn. Nineteen of the 22nd South Carolina were buried by the' explosion, and had been dug out alive badly bruised and scratched, and some of them doubtless, mortally hurt. 'the attack they pronounce a surprise. The mine 'was 400 feet long, and conshucttd with galleries diverging from the main passage, making three chambers, in which a train of powder fifteen ladies wide and deep was laid. The effect of the explosion was very disastrous. The grandeur at 1.148 artille ry tire I have never seen surpassed. The enemy's artillery played but feebly. A very few mlnetefiehaPsed before the_reb el lines were entirely shut from view by banks of smoke, and our gunners could only be guided in their work by having obtained proper range before. Many of the shells from the front of the 18th Ceres must have struck far into the streets. of Petersburg. From that direc tion a heavy column of black smoke arose soon after the opening of the fire, evidently from burning buildings, After the rebel lines were pierced, they made a sudden moventeut to their left, and suffered heavily from oor enfilading fire. Gen. Ledlie's division, of Iftirn aide's corps, led the attack. The 14th New York heavy artillery, having ad vanced. About 100 prisoners so far have been brought into Burnside's headquarters! The cannonading is still hat, and the rebels hold their po,ltinn• obstinately. Our infantry have just received orderiii to advance. A Herald's ~ special says: The mine was to have been sprung at three o'clock this morning, ana Lieutenant General Grant, accompanied by his staff, reached Burnside's be idquarters about that hour. Meade and staff anived at the same hi adquarters at the appointed hour for action at the mine, but for some reaJ son did not take effect. Everything movable in the way of the troops had been placed In position to move at the first signal. The entire 2d corps was held in reserve, but up to the hour of writing this dispatch they bad nut been called into action. At four o'clock a cloud of dust was seen rising from the rebel Intrenchments This was followed by A..general upheav ing of earthworks, reaching probably fifty feet. The whole mass looked like a•huge mountain of earth and dust, and formed a most imposing spectacle. Simultaneously with this explosion, our batteries along the entire line opened a most murderous and destructive fire .on the rebel brea t works, and Vie infantry, with deafening cheers, rushed into the Embankments or the enemy. Constant cannonading, lasting now one hour and twenty minutes, has been going on. At six Oclock our valiant troops had captured and occupied the first line of rebel entrenchments. Prisoners were constantly arriving from the front. Several of our wounded are also com ing in. They report the shughter in flicted upon the enemy by the explosion and the accurate range of ourshells from guns and mortars, as terrible in the ex • treat. So far the victory is ours. The air is thick with, flying missiles. We are pushing the enemy steadily and imely, and occupying his fortifications. •• Latest from General Grant. BALTIMORE, Aug. I.—A letter from Fortress Monroe • says: Later udvices from, the front shOw' that we were una ble to lioia all the ground gained in the assault . of, Satuiday, it being Anostly chAttunicled by an inner line, and that the workS taken by our farces were re= captdred by the enemy. We took five linnnred prisoners in the assault. The loss on both aides was probably from four to Erie hundred. Repotts,fi QM Gettysburg and Emmetts bt r t represent' that a panic-lexists the] e .opt turoughout that counny, the people believing thatthe rebels are appreachingl in large force, This. morning's train from gred F rick '.'perrre .in es usual, and ings prepprt that great enthusiasm pre vails there on account of Hunter's order for the expulsion of rebel sympathizes. beyond our lines. A train fromeSandy Hook arrived this morning. No rebels on the road No Rebel Infantry Across the Potomac. ' 'NEw Ybiur, Wo!rkrapecial from Frederick, i ld u.11 1 41141:irnt011 Sun day, July 31,. says: No V rebeldnfantty force has - yet crossed the, 'Potomab: Three ugh:nada of cavalry,: ,with five pieces .of artillery, penetrated Pennsyl vania as far as Chatubersfrurt and per haps beyckud,..- Our cavaTiY, under Col. Lowed,' held possession of South Moun tain; also Itcpus(ictro. The itnemy has recrossed the rktof kitikoetticxi"o is no force of rebels in ;Maryland, , .4W/4 by TUghtninKTl Joiarr, Ulinot'July-ttj.—The,Ftet* man battSll6l% a* wa s st ruc k y 'anrin_g safiri* IfitevVeiltua weyeAistalnly !au , T 40140 ' . !filliferelylittr i ediatitites =. 1 451' V&S. Alive dude dlecti "' ENEMY. Operations of Gen. Sheridan. NEW Yotic ' August I.—A World's special sayst. The movement of the 2d Ciarps zzeretts4fie James river was a feint, all they' were brought back'dazing the darknesiz of Friday night to their old position. Gen. Sheridan with a large force is operating around the rebel right wing, and important results:a:re antici pated. A Command forliteClellan Urged. NEW YORE . , Aug. I.—The Herald's Washington special-says: A strong ef fort is making by "Re'plibliciin politic ians to. induce the administration to give McClellan command of the de fences of Washington. Henry j. Ray mond is hereto urge the matter on tLe President. wane GREATEST Nititiriff E, TUNIC AND BLOOD ENGLISH BITTERS t sure fur! Sor I nteuperaure... Dr. J. ,P,AyAr.V - firally, NlOicines FAMILY M9E.. ',D161141t3 Dr. 13;:lienck's Pub/attic, Tbnio and Pills . Celebrated 13uchu..& Sarsaparilla PFETSBUkiI DRUG HOUSE Torrence & M'Garr, Drugs, Medicines, Ohemicats, P+ery, Paints And NU articles usitally . found In Drug Stores o tire (Unary, for sale rovr,.4. • .1r6:70 1116r.ketatre4 corker, a Fourth (obi Ntvit stifORERV Artit - P • kilt; TiIiARTAWEST. ___..,,,,,,,,,., . .t G w,n..,,,w.. ,o- . :C0,•-l i op INDIAN , ek; A.PGLIS lid., lUniandOoffalarly know', . potalsheisfaf DlreetOries, and State Glazer teers, wil l issue to pepttereber, ready for the fall traife, A Naithwestern,§hipper'i GUN, Tor five 1 .States, 0/no, Indtaria 7 .llnools, Allehtgark nett' .Wisconsin . It *4ll contain complete shipping dirpothies far every point and elllaggin-threte Ave Statea, also, botarieia lists or the .r mr=4. 9 4 *, rifl the no.ineiti lavatons and taiiitneps of .the. , 614 &general bhainees. I t is silo .2.twitaX otel reference, containing lcailway , .. te,.Post Offlee'Direietlorks, &e.. &c. Akenfa are now 6'311611.111g subscriptions aniii i iidyertisenienik falhis ally. 111,1 e work la as kapensahle to shippers as n dictionAry in to A School Teacher. The tirtn keep on hand State Gazetteers for those N. W. StateaAd‘tresa G. W. lia WV:3,a. CO., la East WashinktOn st.,lndlanopolis Ind. ' jy2tf-Std 3 E•cstrzyrlT3 as - 3 . ." - ----- - • NO. 87 tomeri STREET. OPPIOrt OP pile PITTN., FT.WATNE & LIHICAtiORArbwa v Co , DIVIDI Pit rg tanUh, ,Pa. a ,July 14, 1864. nnitu DI— RECTOUS ofthldCoiapsuyhavelhixtiny declared a dividend 01,234' percent. on the eharea of the origined•capital stock 61 the cnmpany, payable (tree of Governed nt tax on and slier the sth of AUOU3T proximo, at the office of •the Company in this city and at the transfer agenty, ,WiuslOw - , Lanier b. (Jo., No. 62 Wail N street, ew 'York, to the atockholoera as r(glatered at the renpective ()theca. be raw,- ter boloolttni•tho company will acme on the 201 h flk , f of - .111.111V, lad., at o'clock,l). nr., and a main cloned until Abe 6th clay 01 August there alter. By order of Bonn!. J ylEl-tas H.llaN NFPL,-!--.•teresary • l Ablominal Eupportm) RANKIN'S - 11 RUG STORE, Market Ptieet, - Jy9 toad'w _ _ 1 •efkkCWINI.ERSHIP 1V (nick.• a r y, . -THIS A.93(IICIATED 'Wttti ine , •• f•E A Ft •M'ltt34NL, in the Fothistryrtgasta, whilti Will- be :tarried' on in Iterations , branches st:Nla. 150 :Witter at:, under •It ieffrto and style of Wm. .11• A Wanton; .ts Co. WM. J. ANLiERAON, Pittsburgh, July Ist, 1861. ) iy.=.lwd SdePtl i!.l . 4 irCO 4 Citztily -- .- • AND % R P' N Iut!OWS. AC c BEIST NOW ior-SE,Ass— flatlipfts and ,ggl4l -1 44rittrataiecr tind for - • - - ' - CI 'COLEMAN wily tie pOitimmk ' `04 4 41 8 tA, t .-4 )141 / S e "spo4 l l l =lll3:ctkoNG. GA vrikit(S JO/. -IWoine n yy'4 •“;.. I eo Misses - 11 11,.•00 1 . 1 / ft • !-A • , • , At • • ••‘ • NONLILITD'S 4 . 4lllllratit attest, two doors from Fifth. kliffelf4`l corml . • . • .114.3 • es ,-.154 r f a, •7 • • ttiM Flat 1411. I 1 " Ir . •• 4 1i Mtatiges , 'Proclamation Of, Gov Qrnor ...tin Aik • August"4- .r. HARRIaRIIKR: " I.—r ...gnarl vanta 0. 4.--in oe noise and by tti Pyrti anzoil oi „ rsin Limwr:paiii.; !"- 4 %:"---; authority of tl4l Commonwealth ' of , TERsDAT.' August edittlK'if',l-„- - ,'-, ~ ' PenasylOattisy - - 1 . , Andrew a- Curt' ' Business yesterdisi hetiaistipeadi4 isSII-Elao - d o Veltibr l of Said Xommonirealth, ',. rof.sotteseinkelitifiliiially wall ourdit 7,- ; %';, hereby issue this 'My proclamation: • . ' porta. Thei*lft4tkOdflettioi,milkie, WHE.RA4.4i41,4 extraordinary (Ices , or produce was veryi fley'du.-::::, requirea,Wat.Nompt legislative a • A ring the day was hnewig, , 7 , , ~ Jpvi,4loot,:i: ,bp bffiapCiriap tli..mili4try fo .of was cloudy . . - .'..4.44,- 'l.-. 44 u0P ,W4.o3lllnl?ffie*Mir airaibible foAtate J. 'Y' — '''' and natiOnaf,defenee, therefore I, An drew G. Curtin, Governor of , the Com- Monweaith , of • Pennsylvania, •by virtue of the poWers vested in me by the Con stitution, do hereby convene the Gener „al Assembly of this Commonwealth,and require the members, of 'ihe.Senate and the House of Representatives_ to meet in . their . respective !Ulises, in the Capitol at Harrisburg, on Tuesday the 9th day of August, eighteervltundred-and sixty font., at 12: o'clock, noon, of that day, there and then -to deliberate upon and adopt such measures as may in their wisdom be demanded by the exigency ofthe occasion. ,• In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Caused the great seal of the CoMmonwealth to be affixed, at Harrisburg, this first day of August, in the-y6tt of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty.fohr, an d of the Inde pendenet'of the United' States the eigh• ty-iiintb: - 'By the Governor, A. 0: CIIRTEIL ELI SLIFER, Sec'y of Commo—nwealth. Dr.i Ctitters' D. JAYN7b9 4 810:Y1S, .0 13,8 And sal aim; Family 'Medicines can be • toned genuine at the Corner of Market atreeend Fourth Ulla, Lead, Vanalallue, ]hushes; Trusrept Supporters,Sboulder Braces, TORRENCE fr. III'O.AER, N EWST YLES WINDOW. SHADES, ' Veeetved Tlll5'DhY. NEW SPRING. STOCK CARPETS Well ueesonell cucyrut, AT'AIWALLUICk T.R,11 S ES Ace. 8:c.• PITTSSUHpII 0/L f' ll '44lW A Business yesterday was eusperelee, an 6 ijutal2; i" was no transactions reported. The ealifieWki7 . . In regard to the rebel Invasion .ocentderi t. peoples attention at—lhe-present liras i . tittle the la talked of; la a few daya matter* doubt berome more Settled; in the to males we omit figures aa it would be Imputiti:illt/s,;' funklikletluttn..cotreetlyal,=l,n4errialif _.i . ' , 41..r - = , -"" Pllttelburgh Iron and NaLI Hittrkett. . .... Tussaav, Anglist,;Hlß.: •',',-';',:-:',. 41 'hifollOndhg lift IN* iiftWibe:cie.' , -..Y. ecriptaii iiiitnedr -1 -""- L, ` L1( . 4 -L -kJ- _-.'- Flat 'Bar. ' fit - lig to e ,- by )i,t0.k.inch.F.,,..k....i..ititi,.." ifir-i.:NX --: 2to6,by i to Iginch.. -•.. ..... t . ' . .1% ..- h toq% Ily -V to Nfiniii..i•Wi-i'i. Al. 0...Y.10.7k -, -,.. is to I.i; by 6 1-6 Inch ... -4. 0- Heavy Handiii.g.-.7.-, ...,,,,,,...,... ~..-.1,,,1 . :--, .. , 2toftby ii to 346 inch .. ..... .... .....f'.1.i... -- -, iii to t3g byik.and i 3-143.1ach.,,-.+4tii.. '.. 7 ' , tor,V by',Vanti: idettith:".-••t•-.....f.:••....-.... ii to .3i by 34 and 346 inch - - gg to 1 by 6-16 to yi }u.(* e ,*. Hoop tind'lLTNitit Band. - .. , ,:-.-...- ' 2,; to 6iith . . ................ -. .... ... • 8, '-.. IXand 2 . .............................. . X Isaux.- 1- 4 Fid 434 ,' , - 1 .- -. in-fPn-I•T-"1-111tilik '-'" , , . • 4.-. ~....,...z.,....7/..2. --, A' inch 3i inch . _ 194.4 , . , .. ___ ,si" Inch • Hoops out to specilled,lengdwr rl . ,.a . perlkin. . / s, • Nitta. `"` , Round and Square. tto t odt - " , t . i- . 4 1 4 3.3 i to 4 inch 83. Inch x ~18116, , X and X Inch.- — 7 X I gat/ • • %Val Xto Inch 7X Inch... ..... ei and Xi/soh .... I X Inah l Half Oval, and Half Hound. to 14 Inch— It I Itlnr.h . 54 and x inch SX I X Inch 84elf. ' " . 1 ) No 10 to 12 No 18 to 24 No No 27 10 2.5 sod 26 X. 10X All sheets over 28 inches wide, 1-4 c ipe'-r and extra.. • 4" k tes. 9-16, 1-1 and 5-16 inch P t la hick . . ............. .. . Overall inches In width I-4c liggpvandlitt.tras Heads , Plow Slabs ..X Plow wings • ... . 8% ' f lat Rallis, Pinichal‘satrounier'suilt:: 141 1,4; to 2 by X to X inch taArd LUM7 • 14 by , -18 and)? !noir • It * "l'l7 v.k.* I by 1-4 inch Nall Rods. --Nails. 111 10 to 60d Nat1a....8 18% 1 2d Fyne 10 87,1;,; . , :: 16.1 and 9d 8 87g I X ning. in Lin 87% ....:' 64 and 7d - .8 621 h., .: Casing Nails. Barrel. al _ 8 8 .13- A1 .1 . 164 . 1. *61611,74.111/0- 88'. 8 88 1 inch 101 s 883 1% truth— 9 - 88 • • . 8 - 63 ' Ai Pi, .011:•••,—,ftpA-38 ' 8 :ix 3i ,Alli..pi•sß-88.- Tobacco. 6d il 88 811.4..f.:.1. ' 888 104 8 418 FiniaMug 6d 8d 10d 9 13 9 13 Prices subject to changes of the market frith out notice. Trams :—Four . months credit for approved paper, payable with current rate of exchange on New York. 6 per cent. discount for emelt, .‘ ceiotou vt._..aci kts , 1 00de OR A, Li f.X . 4 1441 1 15 1 1,, , ,Mrp..4.44 1r e, '...- . T ELE , T. X41 .P1V41. 5 AP E ' I . _ ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS. .- _.,•,;•;„•,-.,.. • , . :• . .. s_ ~.....i. -• i t. .1 tr: W.-t .. 4 Perussylvanda Central. . ,..,„,:.4.-..F.,..i1t P9'.'T(s• '.1.,,VPa." '''_.,__.r... Thro Accom at'.sM-eur Baltiiiioreanieaaporff4e,,,-.:-.44; Thro Mail 2.0a..ru Phtla Ez......ll*Yrilh`4.i.A Thro Express:X/4011r Teat Litte..../225011111W4-,;*li Fast Line tr.3sp m Tido Mall ..:14 m:•.:::q.: johren .Acc. ..3:04p m oho% Acc...10. am ....- ' ~..,s*-r1 tat ih'ialStatiLDßPOli Ist Willfillatila- a 4 11" . ';,!: . Y 2d do 11:40 am 2d do IMAM - ad do 3:60 pm 3d do I:osyfra. 4th do 6,IX/lim . 4 th._,„._:ittli . ,. , r p lu 4 The Church 'train leildeir waire Mil On (011 • ' ,r " ..,......„ .. ~,,,, Sunday) at 9 : o oa:lnimetitinis at 12:46 pm, , -- -; -...-:., Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago:- - ;.":7-1•-,', Pact , liingT 67l Poo 4 tildatirEiT4 iata.ii:,A4 Express 1.10 p m Phila " 2:10 prii- , ':,-.' , 5„-:ii, Alan Train 5: 3 e ani cwt.' ~ ~. Atlp'lW -_. ' '5 The New Brighton ACcOmm4, Ategi.lokek , ...4,4 Allegheny Station at 2:15 a ni, 12. , .. r C.W1t.44 1. 1. - na; and 6:40 p tir. , -' 4,:..., ~.:-.V. at i ttilitire i leaves tr4 , 17--Zratabrit . -- -'3 ,, :# zwa m, itial.prm '- , •, • ~ , li!* '0,21 Alliance Accomodatlan leaves Allegheny Erri.: , - - •• --- ` ,. -5,c , 21,1 - , lion at 2.10 a m. . , • 7 . I :11 , 1 4311 a1.44•U Plttsburgls & csitti9Jellarleti Mail 236 am Mall 'Wit /I/ 340,p 44cvatutt. m_ let Mlieespont 15044 /dad! in 2d " 6:16 p m 241 " • 256:n.in Port Perry. —.150 ain Port Perry.....lMarlt; Brad-lOW. ' • atiaPll4-• 41114d14101.iiiibilitOn The Sunday Train to and from IkPlieetport, e area at I p in, and arrive. at 1050 a in. Allegheny .IrailgY• -1 mail Dahl4l* - -;- - Atiegilk,el to - — 7 p Express ...... ...4:30 am 1 Express ...... a m Azeummodat'n.34:lo p ,Locommaglarp7:4s a 111 • Cleveland suadi• Pilltibusitlif , 1", : .•.".'-.7-s. De P utt ' ~..._a: tArt i FS B ll.ll2'..:a s 'a'' , ' Mail ..... .......:8:10 - a tn ,nsiu *awp nt • _....:!- Cincinnati .1:46 a m Cin. R6 14 38..81* p lti „. _1:45 pRI . dam! .240 11 - RI - ...,,, . A.o 4 l6l;ifb 1 45:20444 Steutienv e ae. 1 Aceoltimo.. , ',-, .. , -.4 , .-.1 co [inundation I dation' 10:00 ant -....,7,',.:,,,,,,i1 leaves Alle'gy3:6op M I . • '. • - ' . V61.. , Cleveland 1.45 a m ' _... - f'... , 1 do 1416-p4n. ArarThe Excelsior (Jmnibus Company Mid .' - '''irrie , e4 Omnibuses and Carriages in waiting for pats. . - ..-1, 'wagers arriving in trains from b oth_Bruit and:- -- "'2';' , A7 - --4' , West. ... . ,' m0..6..TZ:51"r itieliil satila 4 ' l' ; ' ''''' ' :' 4 .4 !ROM AMERICA, . - '''' .- Ff ' 1...7-M Ai". ...... --,J4llt3e . .fmtill.rvgiiiU:!,;tgit, Teutonia..... Jima 1.. ew ora...S u ..,:n.E.,1,,-*.g.fir..: A ustrainstin.Juna 16 . , NeitttYoe -Im;.aU..,i 4 itati , lTAV. , tl 8remen.......J nue 18.. New Yoric.Soutl* ' tble.'%- - &k : • baxonia......J une 28-New YorY.Sou '.e4l-0..p Hansa 1 uly 2.. New York.S o U thatiddan*...X . i4:i . , • •' nomads.... i, : - Juty 9.7.Ne_w ypiitt=l:ar'--.52",:. ...ititefieli...;.:.....rnly 16 ....tneW Y.bdi ' '4.-,!4'.,1'*:. ilermania....July V.. New York .Southatoptrisit4 IS e w -1 . ord... ~,. .1 udy En. • Ner lisitirEinutharitydWiri, &maim - - ' - 'l% ug l it.. Nru , WA: :ft u!timuutilut --, 5; . 1 . ,,• ' Haulm 27.. 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New lEnde.- - ,', , 14;:e f .. . America- - ..Lunq 2.1,. . Sou ttumptp4. ix 'rock ..,,-,,,:=:A,,,,,-. t i u tuft , Wi:T.lUneMAWAlFillitteJk. York , ' 5 : - '-4,. New 'York...July 6- bouthampton..__ew-Ysidr2-ka.4. Bremen July 20..Southrunpten....NeW-Y0rk.,2,-0 1-Dinsit; . • -A* , ErrSalulbtou pl xy trrikric , : • ,, ,- .c., -, 2,a , r America .4 ug.1,7..61/011NP.P.talli..2111X041t .7-' Y - '' 1 rge* *- NOtktt': ithittlf-.l:ht. inthisilipidil,lNPW,YolC-,',:*'-^t, I Bremen..., ~}li"Sysj4iptoti..Neti:YAteltf?:i!„,,,,,:t, Hansa Sept 28.. Solithaniptou. . Nett.YOilt ~,.„,.,(_•.,,.,,,,!,,,,,, Ituierica.„,...pei 12. r. New Yeti, .4.014 26. Mw Ifork7: _„l. , ;. , x'FiA Bremen Nov 9.. Southampton -' Near..Ydriv• -, -- , :",,...1.2 ‘,.,....,..„.„_,....r.i = l it ~., ,- te3:23,,tithurW4BVErk......" '4 . i.' , :X ea ...... 2i u . .. C OUNTRY SEAT rouda#!...E., • - .L., from Allegheny City, enntnizdai about Three mil 12 acr es es of goal hum, well fenced an d, improved. A veal-- 13 Ittl C H II 0 U caroace-V . aust §ltilfjcirAquae, a p?#4 . l3iib t - ply or and" Ear Olso, -ovso.7o4hor impfevr,ment siqcsa.tP Za id igtArrldge %bate Ice a bui/Peog mast. of every variety, such as spylesdazrysiscriW,...,.,..,...i, plums and small Irulla, also, ay 1.,-12.7.2F0013 viat.s; saute tdiridalf ItOW' ..The-above will•ho. sold •.. •,1 41 411 6 1., , o, 3 , 9.YM.5k • jrissawd Arti • - oxAcR ES'T:PO44I.IIIOAT:IWe, 'f Zisfral&MltMUlM ell ia b k V--;;;ftW4 W•st- 9310143: e:4-A P. R. E• (11 ""91 1 AWs • Real M hyizh.ete% Staki* lit • ". t* -1- :" 7 14,7 172 4 - • 1f0,A1X450144::-1.---a,W4 - , 74 - ,7v.; , -,, , ; .•3.::-.:•::..:-:,1.':-:•:]"i.:0.-',..,:. - "ct
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