rm]
Ports
Street, Boitaftj'i
-Mm
«Ur.i?sW?*»Blten
... the rate of *2,3
■•"-WHttJShfisbaY'
*. The. pcafln.
J d ra wn 3 t)
yesterffijf ‘ A laifc i
ton were present, i
the proceedings.
mingtiam, hud 'aim: i
nataea araw&thpy !
fill* . ' .• -
, I“*® ' Michael Hann.
rjiStmngeTO,-;--. . - AMEtaein
: ' ' : P Wagner . &
* K Harmevner
f -« : « JfttttcJttyeE Jack emL
. ; John Graft
■..Aphn-Freazer DavtdiHarrtt
s: £ J B °J rd
-.JJ Jumball ■-. F Muniz
Michael J °neß JosStecher
• Jameaßarr
i * John TOpter.
■' i • 22BKP' *V~
g®“E* <* = ; |ta«te MOn
* iS% ! ■-• s .
' Wm Ptf/*d’ rl ““ &eoB J urfai rSfl ’
7 “ Pollard Thos Garrett
. v a Banz Wenzer
*. l 2S k ’? troebe l John Wuifruno
SSSiS?®?** John Thomas
Phil Pro St
e, v SrSE!.^ ar,i Wm MtUer
Sebastian Mac
• t^.T, b ?f r Sam Goroamitn
oi l Ludwick Fiahnan
j 5^ u T^^9^- e€ . Ad&m Varron
Thoi'prolser
■MI „ lea Kean Jack Hauser
o'.>wsSrS“ Wer Phil Haara
WAfttaßaco Andy MnftpUand
“£*»*»»•» John Flleatigh
Phn P a,\i it't - 1 ® cub saughman
Phi! Gather Jacob Och
i b “ a Va:da John P Davis
John Meynick Sami Johnson
Henry bllverman James Oalrin
Peter Walker
hdlUdiard Wm McKee
John Hlglcy
. Pat %K°m a<l T hoa “artugton
• Pat p Neill John Haizer
Henry Strady Fred Sullivan
BobertKay
Tot BSharp Aug Bach
Milo Sutton John Hughes
Thos J enklns Ed Murat
S eni £^ cl ® r , Wm Morris
Wm McLaughlin Fred Tvhurst
ra “ l LOoy Jos H smith
.■ 1? Conrad Slagle
(JharimPennock Fred Seybold
John P Heuebner Michael Miller
Chas Ballinger Henry Deathahv
John dayman
?„ obt Ben F McCoy
James Henry
Oliver Cleaner WmDojle
4?s^S*SP u?ba “ Perry Miller
*o rtle> ' FrM Boseinyer
Felix Burns - Wm Miller
JasOarev John Troop
■ Martin Naeehel Nat Nealis
LeAftarben- Geo Frets
Sam Stewart Ohas Wenz
E d L Ihmson JnoSohapp
. gepry Moreland ©has Church
Harman Eckert John Walts?
?“ J bt 2?“ Wm Bodennan
i i3n -° nba Jho Snyder
,5° s*s™??* Oonratf Hetrtck
Ohas Boblnson JnoQlrty
Eobt Cunningham Adam GtemMng
no j* ShaHhr ;
j^ss*" 7
PhtTr John F Simmon.
M William Fortune
Jnoeanard . Georve Kuhlman
■■■ ?^wi 1 V McG “ Lra Wm Tucker
tS?s° be , rm i 11 Wm Kestnee
t i n ov P ‘i“ Wabcr James Boyd
T«Ml S ws? r Michael Kaber -
Johh waiter - Adrtw Stewart
Pet V er d n 0111 ?! Theo Sold Close
Peter Demoth John Conrad
.iSAake* , Alex Graham
John Wolzer
WWUson Ed Wheeler
• £h«»ll°t.c er CFMenkedlek
' y££?n mA .! Iron Hell ton
Jack Hoi.tela
? John llonahoo
* “ Wm Kreder
T.in'w'” ~i . John Bottle.
Jack W eiostal H Floyd
OhaaQeng * Aux Boaelio
“ John Sehalffer L'hafi Schmidt
Johnny 1 routman i>eorge febberly
. &ss=r
'i“^nald
•1“!“ Bidder - lifted Shuck
Wm MoCalllster
'pJtlTrs
■tMoSany ■■*
George Knowtou I en Slocum
ySlFr' -
s“™“’Bombach Frel Benfleld
James Moyer Piter Feat
. St, ? n * e, ‘ , “ ‘fce city. -A few dnys ago
■ »r“» ver6ould PT* 1 ™ large num
'““r” ■“ ®«“ the rand districts wete til our
,$%• ■ F^ 3J>rincl ® al thoroughfares wore utterly
we ?° r* <•**■«* «i‘her' In
provldlig substitutes for themselves or on the
1 lookoutfdr the best opportunity to enlist. But
hour, although some of the streets are tilled.
- mono but residents in thellty with a fewexeep
ttons rreto be found. Mis is no doubt Swing
.to the ,‘draft, which as soon as these country- 1 :
,men found It wastobe enforced, they struck
tteir tents, and dltected their course homeward
to their own habitations. The decrease of atian
gera could easily be noticed even before the
draft was actually enforced, and to the fact we
may attribute tho many difficulties the Fifth
and Ninth wards encountered in their efforts to
hi) their quotas.. Here wi offered largeboun
ties, and consequently thole who could not en
, ter tain,nmoh.ii ope of filling, their quotas flocked
to the city where they could seoure the largest
amount of hard cash, aDd Unlisted to our credit.
To this fortunate occurreiee, for In no other
lightcan it be regarded by |us, may bo ascribed
the unexpected sucoess with which our labors
were attended in raising tie nceess ary number
Of volunteers to 811 the city quotas.
Charged with harce ny.—Yesterday in.
formation was made at the Mayor's office
against a doctor named Lynch for larceny,
which, if it proves trueJ will considerably
his reputation, tnd, among other
things, will also reduce thi i number or hit pa
tients at least m this cotnt lenity. It appears
that the Dootor sold a watol to a party who, pn
, falling out of funds or tome other reason,
pawned it at Olmlotti's, on SmithSeld street.
The latter subsequently hal occasion to self it
toampn named J. w. Joh rston, who soon af
towards mado the unpleasant discovery that it
had been stolen. He accord ugly caUed on Olm
iotti with a desire, probsl ly, of restoring to
him the watch, and thisgen leman made a slmi
lar caU on the person wl o had pawned the
watch, and the threo gentle: len “putting their
heads together,” discovered hat the Doctor had
come by the article in a wi y which Indicated
that there was theft somei mere. A warrant
Was Issued for the apprehen don of the Doctor,
..when it was fouhd that hit place of basinets
tris unooonpfed, so it is bell ived that hs left en
argent business for parts iinl sown.
■ Body Fimud —On Mot day while one of
the hands on a steamboat 1; lng at the foot of
. Ferry street was cleaning aw ly some drift-wood
that had colleo led about the wharf, he diseov
ered the body of a man. laft rmatlon was sent
to Alderman Donaldson, wht ns acting daring
tho absence of Coroner McC lurg, and he pro
oeeded to holdan Inquest on he remains. The
body had apparently been in the water for some
time as theflesh was BO decos .posed that recog
nition wits impossible. '.The an-...-*.! was of
•[toqt build, and' eras dressed : n dark pants and
a light and had on a ; ixlr of new shoes
.Ftom a receipt 'found on the. pprsOn of . tine de
- «tod, it ls supposed his nam> was Berry Oow
sil, or Oonnsll The jury ret timed a vordlct of
daund drowned.; r >i--
b i-V •' '~f - i' ' ' r~i lii« ' ' ’
the sjgeatio&of
•dmtUoneat of tht Ki>«wi
J&f* » 7 »:
' Q fi rati
X.P:FORTACT*’fcOo^
flggßlFS&ftjWfe*" «■
LaveiUie&iento tod finbialf*
***«*.-. . v ..
iUhthar*lXT Pose, teqfanta (
>per hundred oople*.
milflßME.
tBHTKP, srn.a, ' 18M,'
full the
tge Provo a Marshal** office
* hfcmber of anxious speata
and paw unusualattention to
district drawn waa Bln
sy ba seen by. the nuittber of
xpve a prettyheavy qaota to
„ °l? r V oo £. Mrt H * u WM dhed last night to
r he performances were notnlng
than mssnlfloent, and the exquisite taste
s^i d £” which the role of Norma,
rendered did not
sudluic admiration and applause of the
Dr 7 G«nlel-Now It the
call on H. J. Lynch,
No 90 Market street. Having purchased before
the advance In goods we are prepared to tell
bargains" ,han u ' ual P rtce *- U»K x>on and get
U. Miner.—We are Indebted to H. Miner for
Harper’s Monthly Magnzlne for October. It
contains some unusually Interesting matter, and
of tw * ,a ™fltß mslssinc
tnoold mil to procure a copy.
Insured.—By purchasing
£}?*• 8 ys bre i 1 ,'‘ Ifoolt 1 f oolt Htand lor sglo by Wm.
bamner A Co., No. 28 Fifth , tree!.
. Bo “ k >, envelopes, paper, checka
°n. all the banks dceda, portfolios, Ac.. Ac lor
sale by Myera, Schoyer a Co., 39 Fifth atreet
hv A Mt?“*i , 7 A lar ß e aaaortment J uat received
bj Myen,Sohoyer at Co., S 3 Fifth atreet.
JOfIBPH IUIIB KBTBB
JOSEPH METER & SOT,
fcAKtTFACrtTBSRS OF j
plain and fancy
FtTRNITUBE AND OHAIBS
WAREHOUSE,
t«3 SMITH FIELD, AjrO«4St PE ITS Sta
Between ath at., and Virgin alley.
■ i .■ ‘ Pirrsßimaß. I
90TH SEMI-ANNUAL EXHIBIT
Cash Capital.
Cash
State Stocks.,.
Real Estate, (Unincumbered.)
Mortgage Hoods,.
ttnllrona Securities'..
United States Stocks.....
Bank Stocks, ’’•*
Miscellaneous Stocks,....!!!!
Gross
t 3,401,933 M
LESS LIABILITIES:
Lomea, (Adjusted, unadjusted and
not due,)
Net.............. 3,273,630 M
$10,0(XHo $60,000 iakcfi oca risk
**©«« equitably ad
policies issi?ed without dpt at
iSn>kiL bU bi an ’ A “ t, “ ded t 0 with fidelity'aid
A - A - oabhier ft awl^
2 L
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sSs la^sgfts
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. !•»'*&*?* fsjii <■■-+ }y -.-,-i ~., ,»• .
r *He Ineonxe.l’stxssntl tJhe KxpmnCoia.
“SSStIfS
k tfha&Ato teif'iy ftWlifl and M
court Haa decided that the dtvhttmhßaro.nbject
to the tax. Theielftot or the decision will be to
■?“* the stookholdon in Express Companies up
“ in«>“e tai, as
lg railroads and steamboats,, and j
..there U no, apparent k&aoq why ibey itouM not*
bejo. : ...-iu-'i-i ‘ .; ■:*" v; '/'
■ .’,..Boi4lera ; : ih<inld *.e.
nanuot voto unleu they are> aaaesaed. ; They
diatktflt whdretbey re
side when at home, and nibst pay a county
of ten cents. Any citizen can present thenameß
of soldiers to*fc* the proper district
and he must assess them, and collectors are re*'
paired to receive*to tax and give, a certificate
of payment when the assessment is made. As
to; aBaev* .tto names of so*- j
! iby are liable \
to a severe penalty. : ■«. I
Hew "Commission House.—We direct at*
to the advertisement of Mr. T. O. Jen
kins Whoharjusfopefied if cbnrmiasion house
at No. 239 Liberty street Mr. J. will receive
orders for all merchandise, Pittsburgh manufac
tories-and -refined oils, atdealern and manufao*
turers-prices; He .will also in Flour*
Bacon, Cheese, ato., ail of wbfch will be sold at
the lowest market price. .
-Prompt attention Wfil W|faM&&<loneign>
meats and correspondence.
Democratic Man Meeting.-A grand
-maaa meeting tjf the Demoei'aeyof Beaver coun
ty will be held in PUlllpa.burg on Saturday) the
i 2”‘ of Oobo *’® r; A large attendance la expected
; troop allparts bribe county,. and arrangement,
have been made to have as grand and lm.
posing a meeting aa possible. Several very
ableand prominent speakers have- alroadvbeen
engaged for the occasion, who will address lhe
audience on the moat ltoport*it political topics
of the day.
Third ■’Word Demderailc Meeting.—
Tpp Democrats of the Third Ward will not fall
to attend the-tneetlhg to be heliMo-nlght at the
Headquarters,' comer of Fifth and SmlthbeU
streets. It Is important that every Democrat
who can attend will be there ami do what he
can towards rolling up such a majority for Lit
tle Mao aa will demonstrate to tne opposition
the uselessness of endeavoring to turn the old
Third from her faith.
i Twenty-Ttilrd Dl.trlct,-,The
1° Congressional Conferees, who met yesterday
at Klttannlng, nominate I Wm. J. Kounti, of
Allegheny Olty, aa their candidate for Congress.
8 5*'*' 4 »■•«> —This beautiful spec
.kr*m*: s?'b, cre » t «< i .Unite a sensation
among the amusement-lbelng members of the
community, and continues to attract large
crowds of spectators. It is now being rente
dteorent from tost
appearance, which anils
much to Its attractleenessTand, If possible, ren
ders it more beautiful and enchanting.
Knabe’s Unrivalled Pianos.—A splendid
assortment on hand, which were boughrWfore
the Ust advance m prices. J>ersons tn want of
* have an opportunity to get one
of the beat make at the old price, by calling at
Charlotte Blume. a Flfthstfeet.
HiUnelnS! **“ asplendld assortment of
ow'prho. I*' 1 *' Plh no *' w hlch she can sell at very
.....(3,280,000 00
ASSETS, JULY, 1884.
...,..* 106,298 88
t.i.. -680,390 00
87,983 18
•■••/ JKUM M
546,108 00
..... 800,005 00
1,069,110 CO
23,489 50
TELTOy^PHIC.
,3 rFBOn OBE ETRS T- KDITtON.-
Ferry-Special ofithii 19ttt%ays -
S 8 tlm yislt of Lieutenant
GeneHil Grant' ms to pnt in “ inotion
® om ®!ltepofiatit ijipyemimt in the army
Un Friday mottling iaat the enemy dis
appeared entirely from, -the left wine of
nnr aitnrm "Berryville and 'Winchester
ii B’' 8 ’' “w wly mada tt tajnt show, on our
light. This give rise to the surmise that
they had either taken up-fheiiHine of re
treat to Strasburg, or had' massed their
left on pur right for a concentrated
,mpvsi?ieift against .us, (?erreiial{ Sheri-'
dan at once took measures to ascertain
f ?9f..an<} from. iaformaiion_obtaiped
soon came to the conclusion that itfie at
tempted clever movement of General
Early was only feint to get the tfdo'ps on
iPdyaftto the west .aide of Qpeqnan
er ®', TheHrap'Was'dfsebVeiedlhtrthe
rebel. General thwarted,in , his .designs,
yesterday morning! at Afur-
lwfween the rebels;; Consisting
of artiHrfrjt and infantry, and Our troops
undef Gonerhl Averill, showed that the
tebels were stoutly guarding thi Haiti.
moro and Ohio railroad, with a view of
preventing hr reopening from hem to
Cumberland. Spongy after daylight This
morning the enemy were discovered ■ in
foreo onthe west bank of the Opeunan
where sharp; skirmishing ahd' a jbrigk
cannonade took place between the.-arm
es: Major General Crook tyjlh his vet-'
nranshf the Wist Virginia <a#niy di/cu
pied the right of our line, the 9th corps
the centre and tho' Bth corps the right.
A great battle for the possession of the
Valley of the Shenandoah has either
commenced or cannot be long delayed
It is said that the rebels have a large
North Mountains and Third Hill Moun
tain, with their headquarters at James
burg. The reports of rebel deserters and
others in regard to the strength of this
rorce are so conflicting that it is difficult
to Bottle down upon any stated number
as accurate. The fact that the enemy is
offering Sheridan battle shows they have
a good sized army, and hope to meet
with success.
Latest Prom Mobile,
NewYopk, Sept. 20.—The Herald'»
I Mobile Bay correspondent says that an
-expedition sent out by Gen. Baily had
succeeded in destroyingthe lamest salt
works in the rebel limits at Berisecour
tiny. Large quantities of rosin and tur
pentihe was destroyed by the rebels to
! prevent it falling into our hands. Im
mense amounts of cotton and turpentine
have been sent to Selma "in expectation
I that Mobile might surrender.
1 1. Th6 v rebe * ® eneral Pa ge has been
brought to Port Morgan, where he is to
be tried on the charge ofdestroyine mu
nmons of war in that fort after tts'uur
render. It is punishable with death
Large quantities of secret ordnance
stores have been discovered by our -ex
peditlonary parties.
A rebel dispatch, dated Mobile, Sep
tember 14th, says: Nothing new. The I
Yankee vessels lie quietly below the ob
structions. The rebels made a raid into
Lub&doeville, La., burnt the village, and
murdered Mr. Guurrln, one of the best
Union men in the district It is said
that Dick Taylor has relieved Maury
from the command of the rebel defences
of Mobile.
•Battle on the Weldon Bond.
I * B ' T ' 0KK > September 20—A World'*
Washington special of the l'Jih says:
I * to Thomas Morgan arrived
at 10 o'clock this morning from City
I Point. At an early hour yesterday
morning skirmishing began on our ex
treme left, and when the Thomas Mor
gan left City Point at 10 o’clock it had
grown to be very brisk. On Prlday the
rebels were Seen concentrating bodies of
troops on oor loft, either for offensive
movements or in apprehension of an
attack, by us. A report has been put ■
ano&t to-dav that there has been a severe
battle on the Weldon road, and that the i
enemy has succeeded in dislodging Gen
Hancoojr, and regaining possession of
the road, but diligent inquiry foiled to
establish the report.
Great Victory in the Shenandoah.
Waß DErABTMEST, IYashirQ'TON
c i’^ r .’ Se P te “ber 20—10 a. m — J favor
Yesterday, Monday, the
19th, Major General Sheridan attacked
the rebel forces under Bruckinridgo and
Early near Bunker Hill, in the BUenan
noah Valley. They (ought ad-hard bat
tle all.day, and a brilliant, victory .wns
won by <*ur forces. The cneury 'were
driven over twelve miles; two thousand
five hundred prisoners were captured,
nine stands of colors and five pieces of
nrtillory-wcre taken, and thu relxd killed
and wohnded left in' our hands'. The I
rebel Generals llhodcs and Gordon were I
killed, and four other rcliel Generals
Wounded.
(Signed)
Interesting from New Orleans.
w< New York, Sept.- 20,-The lhratf,'»
wew Orleans correspondent, ■writing' on
the 12tb, says:-. Ills reported that For
lest and Dick Taylor have joined forces
and number 20,000. Gfcnefal Gbolson’B
command is also said to bare joined
them. Great secrecy is maintained con
cerning their movements, hut. a seces
sionist here said if Farragut took Mo.
bile, forces would have to be sent from
here to hold it, and then they would
move on either New Orleans or Mobile.
An expedition by gunboats fond been sent
throrgh tkejlakes and boyous near Grand
Lake, capturing boats, soldiers, ;and
some few stores. Borne of the soldiers
were perfectly naked.
128,303 S 3
Affairs in Texas.
New York, Sept. 2D.-News from
Orleans by the Continental, to the
12th, has been received. Reports o(
Lortinas’ operations in Texas are full v
confirmed. It appears there was a full
understanding between the Rebels and
French to jointly attack and capture
Matampras, and that it was frustrated
by Cortmas, who put himself between
the two forces and whipped both. He
then captured Brownsville and tuned it
over to our 'authorities, hoisting the
American flag.
Important Movement of Gtenera
Sheridan,
. Yobk, Bent. SO.-A Tribune:*
special, of the l?th, saya: Sew* 6/ an
..important movement of Sheridan's aray
reached here to-night. Up to the time
yppr messenger left no decisive resul t
had been obtained. Severe cannonad
mgand skirmishing were going oil un
to dispatch time of the tain B was
thought a general battle for the posses
sion of the Yailey had commenced or
was certaiato' transpire very soon. ’
Death of an Old Citiaen.
Buffalo. Sept. 20.—Gen. Palmer, one
of the oldest citizens of Buffalo, and
President of the Buffalo and State iiltre
Railroad, died yesterday after a short
illness.
V^.^ OEa,lGarKn a A Vine
- Pltt *imrgii, Aiign»tlrt, iBM.,- <■ .^!/ «j3P*
. . . rmwoSi-tSiSt
if: i )
report that I attacked the forces of Gen
Early over the Berry rifle pike at the
after a
most stubborn and sanguinary engage
ment, which lasted from early in the
morning until 5 p. m., completely de
feated him, driving him through t Win-
I tester, capturing about 2,600 prisoners,
I ftve pieces of artillery, nine battle flags
j and most of their wounded. The rebel
Generals Rhodes and Gordon were kill
ed and three other general officers
wounded. Most of the enemy's wound
ed and all their killed fell into our hands
Our losses are severe, among them Gen.
D. A. Rnasell, who was killed by a can
non shot. Gens. Upton, Mclntcah ami
Chapman were wounded. I cannot tell
our losses. The .conduct of the officers
and men was moat admirable. They
charged and carried every position taken
by the rebels from Opeqtlan creek to
Winchester. The? rebels were strong in
numbers and very obstinate in their
fighting, 1 desire to mention to the
Lieutenant General commanding the
gallant conduct of Gens; Wright, Crook,
Emory and Torbett and the officers and
men under their commands. To them
the country is lodebted for this hand
some victory. 4 more detailed report
will be forwarded. (Signed)
P. H. Sheridan,
. Major General commanding.
Was Department, Sept. 20. —Full
detaijs of the casualties will hi* g i vcn
when received by the Department.
, (Signed) E. M, Stanton,
Secretary of War.
A Confederate Officer Arrested
Attempt to Seize the Steamer
E. M. Stabtob,
Secretary oi War.
Steamer Philo Parsons Seized
Statcuaent ol' the Cleric
Saitduskx, Ohio, Sapt. SO.—On infor
matlod received from the Government
authorities, Capt. Carter, commander of
the U. 8. steamer Michigan, arrested a
Mr. Colz, an officer in the Confederate
army and leader of a company to seize
the steamer Michigan and release the
prisoners on Johnson’s Island. After
his arrest Colz confessed, implicating
six prominent citizens of Sandusky, who
were also arrested and taken to John
son’s Island. Colz’s programme was
for the Confederates to come here either
by rail or water and seize the steamer
Philo Parsons.
The following 1b the statement of the
clerk and passengers of the Philo Par
sons, plying between Detroit and San
dusky: Abo'ut five o'clock last 'evening,
when within ten miles of Sandusky, the
steamer Philo Parsons was seized by
thirty-five Confederates, armed with na
vy revel vers and hatchets, who topk
passage as citizens at Detroit, Malden
and Kelly’s Island. After confining the
remainder of the passengers lit the hold
and cabin they run her below here
some ten miler; came about at Bass Is
land to wood. When lying hero about
an hour the steamer Island Queen,
bound from Sandusky to Cleveland’
overtook the Parsons, and suspecting
nothing wrong, came alongside to land
her passengers -over the Parsons’ deck.
She was no sooner made fast than she
was also seized and her passengers
thrust into the hold of the Parsons. The
ladies were passed up stairs afjef wood
tag and landed under guard, Baying to
them that they would soon know their
doom. They finally concluded to land
the men also, swearing them to secrecy
for twenty-four hours, retaining the of
flcers and crews of both steamers I.o,run
them. The Island Queen was afterwards
j
C. W., ebandohed ahd reported' sunk! 1
Ehe rebels probably expected shnufln
L AT E @ T R Y
nmmm more
TE'L'EG’EiAPH.
C’/t iM2)
FOB TUB,BOS®;
t 'K-i ii ,
r SEd6ND EDITION.
VERY LATEST.
FROM HARPER S FERRY,
Sheridan.
' ' - r ■ '> A! \i 1 > i ■ " i/’
Great, Rattle Nesf Berryville.
theenemy defeated,
2,6to<y prisoners, 5 Pieces of
Artiilefy and 9 Battle
Flags Captured.,
°UK LOSS SEVERE.
Harfbb’B Febby, Sept. 20, 7:40 a. m.
Hon, E. M. Stanton: I have just heard
from thie froht thaf'Sheridan tiaa defeat
ed the enemy, capturing 2,600 prisoners,
flvo pieces of artillery and a battle flag.
The rebel Gens. Gordon and Rhodes
were killed and Gen. York wounded.
Our loss was|about 2,000- Gen. Russell,
of the Oth corps, was killed and Gen.
Mclnthsh lost a leg. The enemy escap
ed np the vulley under cover of the
night. Sheridan is in Winchester.
(Signed)
J. E. Stevenson, Brig. Son.
Gen. Sheridan transmits to Gen. Gran
ger the following official report, which
has jnst been received:
Win CHESTER, Va., Sept. 20 .—Lieut.
o*n. U. 8: Grant: I hare-the honor to
FROM SANDUSKY, 0.
Michigan.
THb Draft In Washington City.
**e GOJtedAf
S. - u •? - j >
NEW Yobk, Bapt. 20.—The Gommsr
• d&fVWariiington special;
draft in, the JTirft this city was
completek quietly to day. Messrs. Nic
olay and Hay, the President’s private
- secretaries, and Aldei'man Bapley were
drafted. • _ ■
Considerable excitement exists in Gov
ernment and mllitaryTcircles in regard
to the two rebel steahjers TWiich have
appeared, on Lake Erie. It will be re
collected that some time ago, Q^n..Hal
leck ordertd that the gunboat Michigan
should be stationed at Johnson’s Island
to prevent the threatened liberation, of
the rebel prisoners confined there. By
a special treaty with Great Britain the
United States is prevented from'having
more than one war veesel armed. with
one gun upon Lake Erie, and hence a
protest was made by England against'
the Michigan's armament, which was
eighteenguns. As the Michigan is con
fined to the surveilanco of Johnson’s Is
lsnd, it is feared that the rebel steamers'
will ravage our commerce, and perhaps ■
lay Buffalo under contribution. «
FROM NEWARK, N. J.
•••*;• 1
An Ovation to Geri. McClellan
Immense Throng of People.
Hbwakk, N. J., Sept. 20. An im
mense ovation to Gen. McClellan is go
ing on here to night by the Democratic
clubs of Newark, and the streets are
bright with illuminations, transparen-.
eies, &c. Gen. McClellan is the guest of
Senator Wright, at whose residence the
serenade Is to take place. More than
10,000 people are congregated in the
strreets.
COMMERCIAL & ITOAUftIAI,
PITTSBURGH PBODDOB IIIBKEI
Orvroa o» thh Daily Port ,
WBDintsDAT, September|9ist, 1884. (
BUSINESS— Continue* Inactive, dealer* take
hold sparingly. Thaweatherwaepleaaant. Tlie
receipts of produce by the rlrer are on the in
crease. Aa regarde the leading arljcles of pro
duce we have no particular change to note. Our
rlrers are fallingr The receipt* of Grain and
Tobacco by the river were Large* the principle
portion goee East by rail, In fact the Central
road Mttns taxed to It* utmorf capacity, not
withstanding the faeiUtiM it is known to have.
The tale* were ae follow*:
11 plcga EoU, ,loe«o.
rf™2, UR rT he m * rket «■«* steady ( wlth aMr
aem*nd. Srlcr were made to the extent of 380
Family |tl 00
A HPLES— Were dull* The kuddlv excmvls
be demand. Sale* IOObMs at 7®ksa,Bo
bbT —Salee 300 bbla at S 3 00@i 60 per
»*♦* “ V bbl."
Km^OoelS 011 ' 5 ’ * 7 ’°° i CiOV<!r M .*«eu,oo:
„ Wale* 1,000 Jba Shoulders.lSl/GlSlf;
I W“ so «@ 2l 2]M'ood«irfivmi<
T.UOO do Plain Hama, SOKc@2lo; 3,000 do S U
n»mi. 27c.
some time pact. The demand w M limited and'
trade Wefe C ° 4aned to “&*** iota for the iome
pertan"" SftlM 20 load *’ ** at OO
8 WSS 0 "- no,e IBle ' l of 15 w>u **® ;
B gEF—Sale. 130 tta, M©26e.
r 1 j" h ?* t “““hanged. Corn—Sale, too
buah, from depot, lM; 100 do, .tore, l 62©1 66.
UaU, tale* 300 buah, depot, 79@d0c
wdoNo'^i'^pergallon* ‘ ° U
prto “ t * rß • dv “*-
OHEErfE—Sale* 50 bx* W R, 22Q530.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
OWIOH or THI Daut Post, 1
WEDaraaDAT, September 21st, WH i
BUSINESS—Was more active. The demand
for Crude was liberal. We note a fair amount
of transaction, at at .light decline. The receipts
amounted to 2,TM bbl.. The .ale. were as fol
lows -
l In lit -Saifs 1,000 bhls, from Flake A Han
*w*' ' wells, onp t; 2,800 do, pltvs returned
liKKlvVr^V. 1 '. 510 <io ’ f°« 3 ’ Pkp SuKcd!
to quote. I e ‘ nonlln ® l ® n<l fee Irregular
Oil Receipts Per Allegheny River
Fleming 4 8r0...
Strickler 4 Batter
R Ashworth
Fuller h Bro.
Jai Gallagher
Pennoek, Bail 4 00*..1..
Hicbardßon.HAleyArCo.., . r
Ly day 4 Ohorpeuing....
Hosenbangh
Maxwell 4 Palmer
H Hancock
b'
CARPETS!
at loss than cost, previous to ro»
celving our T - ’
faxx. stock.
We will sell all goods on hand
(purchased before the late ad
vances,) at considerably
LESS THAN
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.-
McCALI^M.
seplfi t
OAJRFET STORsf
NO. 87 rOUETH BTEEET._ ’ ,
lABOHATORY OP ti ' V
A OHILTON A UO.-We have recently made |
a careful analysis of the Samburg Partwlae, and T
do not hesitate to pronounoe Itpure. ~licontalns
all the properties of the Port Grape, and -there- 1
fore for medicinal uses it la, In most .Saseefeu- ‘ ’
perlor toother wines. Its principle afflicts upon
the system are mUdly stimulating, dinette so
doriHo and tonic. It will prove benefiSui tn
Affectionspf the Kidneys, and OhronioDiseases
w ith General Debility of the Constitution.
Physicians may safely reoommend it topa'ttonts
In place of the many doubtful mixtures too of
ten sold ai pare Wines.
JAMBS B. OHIMSMS,
Aniletloal Chemist. N. Y. Citr. s
Sold by A. J. RANKHjT, Druggist,
. * No. 63 Market street, below 4th.
tt-S iSM*
ll*®. , ' s,arrt®S®5 ,arrt ®S® Bourn, and Gardener's Dwel-
Ungi is now offered for sale on easy-terms. The
ai j® highly cultivated aad . improved,
and abounds witn the choicest varieties oHru 11!
Ei*** °mamental and shade trees: so that the
purchaser oould enter at once upon an im
proved and producing place. Access by steam
cars frequently through the dayv aUtfciSi?
live minutes walk distant—and Wi good Tarn. “
pike. Apply to _ 8. S. BE YAH,
Broker and Insurance Agent.
sepH 69 Fourth street, Burked !
j. t. SOOTT.
SCOTT A HBWNEOENt
IMPOBTS&3 AJSTD WHOLES ALB JOBBBRSTH
Watoliea, Clocks & Jewelry,
Watch and Otook JToolfhud Glasses,
Silver-Plated Ware, Panov Qoode, &n„
80. at FtfUa £ tract,
pittsbbboh, pa.
.v W ®JI* TO ,u *t °P*a<S ® mount aaaortment of
the above good* at WholeealeOßlr, and Invite
an examination by dealen. Orfenr will reoeirt
our prompt had caftfal aHenfligT- eCTnamd i
EGG*— 10 pf»g|n xaeine
Jtut received and for halt .hr -
•" 'PETZEE'it-ABlgstKfiGWa
ft »r ■' ’ * ooteer tfatkatw-Fmmhl j
STEAMBOATS.
' ;■ -; JDRjWHiißniitp—
/ IL»MIEN TffKItPIGCI.AR PASSBM
graS^ k o"V™matl^e^
P»-
>=On CiTCIUSATI &XOUIBVILLE~
THURSDAY, SEP, 22, 4 P. M.
,6a5&
nn, commander, Thos. s. Calhoon, Clerk, will
cave, as anuouncedabove ’
For fnaghtpr passage apply on board, or to
JAMES GOLLINS A CO., Agents.
FOR ItNCinaATI -«• LdrifiVllAK
i • i i f *Hgj DASV SEPE. a, AT 10 A. M.
EaSClh FISK PASSENGER
vfeKSSß&teamer ANSA, J. H. Marratia
“®Teave aa announced above.
y ot freight or passage, apply on board, or to
1 WOOD, or
JOHN FLACK. Agents.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
THIS-DAY, 21t lnsst.
i; rr THE FINS) PASSENGER
AHMENIA, Captain
m cailum, will leave as announced above.
Fo freight, or to
J. D. OOLLINGWOOD, Agts.
FOR [CINCINNATI <fc LOUISVILLE
THIS PAY, SEP.2Ist,4P. M.
'EjACh the SPLENDID PAS.
■fiSESHßCwover steamer GLIDE, No. 3.
above Ai ' der ‘ 011 , leave as announced
For freight; on hoard, or to
'‘ l 1 ‘ J. IJ.COLLXNGWOOD, Agts.
™|l CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
FRIDAY, Seat. 23, at 10 A.M.’
ri -atr~»A THE NEW AND SPLEN
■IWHHaHfdId passenger steamer, -COLUM-
C ° m i matld ' r ' WUI lea ™ V
For freight, or to
• J. D. OOLLINGWOOD, Agts
FOR CINCINNATI 4fc LOUISVILLE
FRIDAY, SEP. 21st, 4 P. M.
t*sE3A„.THIi FINE PASSENGER
wansMlHMUßteamer KATE B. PORTER, Jos
Commander,wili leave as 'announced
F or freight, °r Puaage,apply on board, or to
J-- OOLLINGWOOD, Agts.
FOR EVANS CAIRO~*^ST.
FBIDaV, SEP. 23, 1884.
NEW AND SUB.
*“1'?; Itesmer SILVER CLOV D
SSs raomS "'’ nll leive as » n -
For freight, on hoard, or to
J. D. OOLLINGWOOD, Agfa.-
*»«■
■» ■-. l?3r • CuiterH l
ENGLISH BITTERS
A feie-4utp fot Intemperance,
Dr. J. G. Ayers’ Family Medicines.
' DK. D. JTAVSEa tL SOJPg,
FaJIILT MEDICHVEB.
Br. Sohenok’s Polmonio, Tonio and Pills,
HXJLMBOIiD’S
Celebrated Buchu St Sarsaparilla,
269
— U7o
>' ■ '* .137
m
AnS all other Family Mediolnfia can he
found jenulEe at the
PITTSBUfitIH MIG HOUSE,
Torr&uce & M’Garr,
Ooraer of Market atreot and Fourth.
-...205
4i
..8/775
Itrura.ftlediclneS. Dhetnleala,*Perfumery, Paints,
l>il», Lead, VarnKhee, Brushea, Trusses,
P
8°
And all articles usually found In Drug Stores ol
tlrst quality, tor sale lots,
s I SCHOOL BOOKS
Of all kinds used 4n the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
AND ALI,
OTHER "sOHOOLa DT THE CITY
l SCHOOL STATIONERY
Of all Jilads.
r . ... . r .
L
Prices as Low as be
• * AfFordod.
c *^ A^ i O. MEIXOH,
i ft WOOD STREET.
o
O
J»
— l<
s
• OP CO-PARTSEII
- arm ofo. IHMstNk
!>orfs awivea oo Ih. nt or w.
THaITSEN, Executrix* 5
F.XTjHiISE*V, Exeoutor f
Of-Ertftte of O. Ihtaaen, deceased.
rQ./,r. IUMSKJt,
Wat, lansKN.
. M. O’U. la«*ttN.
C^WSBffs^'ffiSS
tKgiSfffi,:;"" " ■- • -i o.
1 ’ 1 MJADtoSg
WM. IHMSEn!
M O’O. IHMSEN.
.w. • H* SSB^TBOBK.
■ep3o:lmd : v ,
Duck , Crafik lubricating Oi]
Bnok3«i§?~? ““*** * genQlne «UcH 5
onr,,
ARRIVALS AND DBnkBTVaEI,
J«*. Heev IrwinsßllzaWth.” 5 " * .
Bayanl, Peebles. Monongabe&fflfr. .
Minerva, Gordon, WheeilhgT* ”
- DEPARTED.™^
pjSrtSf ?J" ke > BrownavUle.i.
‘ M^°»g£2Sg? eV
wSIS he Minerva,. Captain Gordonn Is the
noon?** 11 * p ? oket fee todlay, Tearing promptly at
O^Tr• paa*eager steamer “Anna”
boM. basexceilent aoaotnmodationa tor paaMri-
-_f?? he “Atmeißa,” Oapt A, O. McCallnm, is
announcedl to leave for St. Louts, to-day. Tnie
boat, has the beat of accomodations lor nas
aengcreand la in charge of careful and attentive
at earner Glide No. s, Oapfc
r i^?? der ?S n ’ lB “uuounced for Cincinnati and
dSt it, B* Il ! oat hM “xPeriot accommo
dauona-and tain Charge- of careful and atten-
Mr - Bier, who has ohaiSj of
.♦he Office, Will see thatpassengers are well cared
Wheeling (fe P^rkersbprgPacfeflta
Supporters; Shoulder Braces,
TOBBENOE A M’CJABB,
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth
INTERS
fgg-PITTBBPKOn THEATHg- |~
ami Manager. .777. W, Hmnuoi, ,_
Last night but three of the popaJer Aet/eii,'
kttiehesdbbios,
Sr h^\ SP tK“^f^HO W «. t bU«dbj
th, e *‘ Qerman flre-aot.
FAtfOHON, THE MEBRY CRICKET
Fanehon, the little Cricket, Ettle HmvlaMsin
jThe eh the (Jdifcpahj
To conolade with ' ' “ ■ “ • ■* :- :
, NUBSERY OHIOKWEED.
Chlckweed J.O. Belton
Jjgp’MASOSTC HAIL.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thnreday, Sept. 38, ay, as* *9.
KETUEN OF THE FATOBITE3. ' • 6
SAM. SHARPLEY’SMErSISELS
Brags Band and Burlesque ‘ •
•Troupe.
Tl» Heroes of a Hqafamhf
wn^ X^E GBBAJ'j fmrtfr-nV.frrtcrgg.
npr»typ«E? ear M ab °ve, Aatrodnoine Qav
Store* ’ “ 0t Jct co P led toJ -
cot d m^°atB“c C l“k: Do °" °P<* »t *■To '
F **** ;
gP“COKCBRT HAM,
TWO JaOHTS MOB® Of
ITALIAN OPERA
s&
in coimequenpeof the
on tie prat jilgtjt’B, performance, ami ihi s=,* '
numberofperaoni who weteMiblo’tooMafii
■eats, and in order to comply with the ramipVt
t p£ many to-ShSine
“ ;
PI a “ , 1“ -
„ * Dou Glnvannl. ---iriSjf
rJJ 16 WEDNESDAY Em, Second Graid' J \'
fed olFert h °' Perfbrae<l VerdPa.UeU
lli TBOVATOBE. *'
MMK. WHITING- as T,Twn*a • '
iIME. NATALI TESTA, aa A ™d2st' ~
sj». stefawi
Sul" Hum!? " • OoexT DB teifaL ;
mme. fARTARmrai' • ■ ■ -"f -
s»o. jimenez
Mcjjioax DittEcroa & Cow’a Sl<j tiiGDLAO* *
•ro-morrew THURS D '
LAKF, Jfc CO.’S '
MAMMOTH ClftCrik
M<xl*l KrUlhltJon or Amerlti.
Will Exhibit at
ALLEOHEBiT CITY,'
r 3 L OIfD i, T ’ SEPTEMBER 26TH, 1884.
Location, Cast Common A OlUo Street.
T W
OCTOBER let, 1684.
Location, HKO LIOS LOT. -v
Admission 50 cents. Children unilM-ln™...
p f aP’o °? DtB ' J ' oors o pcn at 2 and 7 o’clock
P. M. Performance day and evening • * ■
THE BTJPEBB FOBT^HOBgRa-iPRiiT
Airs 1 ' •
DOLPHIN CHARIOT. ,r.
Constituting the most dashing »na brilliant J
* t^? ed t 0
SSk*«S,B!ISJ -
pJ®- eacil Pla°« of exhibition: the uniformed
HEr’ban LmranJi 60 " 0 ® PROFESSOR
nui n AIN LUbwIG, meanwhile awakening
the musical echoes witli S
a -i-
D *^$10,000!
SS?
THE MOST BUPEEB OIJTFIf, J *../
THE FIHEST STUB OF HOUSES,
THE BEST EDUCATED MULES, ‘
trtman7 ond “ Jr ° ther '»t»bll«hment, ttu>mo.t
GALAXY OFSTMfS.
aepl9;2wd
L E
D G E it S”
M EMOUASDUMfi, i .... ..
day books,
JOU B N .
cash; boohus,
BUIII BOOKBj sarj i
M O R T G AGE S>,
Sills of" Lading,
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
ARNOLD’S WK,
Carmine and a variety! Of Aidlhtiiiianks,
DEPOSITION PAPEH,
LETTER PAPER,
NOTE PAPES,
MYERS, SCHOTEHy *
DYSENTERY
Diarrhoea. * i: c
DIXON’S ABOMATIO
CAKMiirAxnrc
la the only aafe and aura on*. u
taina no ypwntor deleterioua dnun, unis,
aral or other ihluriroa
toramediM generelly .old&r thla«Ui**s
diacaa*. It la ao efficnoiota that ftwMm
’"y.on It In thair
«U pronto nnd dtnrtrotM omwT “
. *v* um noCholMh HUtaßniwdauhh.
mi $
■ 4 .
. ■f* ***»**cn*9i#*i¥t
**^g^H«,ssa.ciM a
~~
'->Vr^r-'‘r¥;'.
PASS BOOKS,
RECEIPTS,
CAP PAPES,
i.f
ENVELOPES,- ' jr ‘ MO.
fee.
No. as Filth itreet.