Vittsbogit oat. MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 17 Union State Ticket. 10R.G9TE1350 11 &NEMER G.CURTIN, of Centro 10 Jl3O2l'OVlOll muss oovin : D&RIBL A6NEW,of B • Union County Ticket. Fir Feelent "ape,dr teerte EbnL Me= HAMPTON. lie Aimee*. U. 101151. wan ALSRID 814011. • m. JEANS B. HEBRON. tv. WS. IL DEMITC II I. v. rim 1314111/111. • 7 044 4f 0/111*. WK. tiv =mom Vow/ rms... DAVID AMA, la. liess,44. ABM= 1142k1183... lir &glee% WIL J. HICIELAILDBO7L log ooll ol 0... sr.' mugs 'Wilma. - tor DO rotor id A. Poor. rdam t. tiara°. • Color— Symptomatic... Aorbtflo•.Ar static. The New York 'Thelma published, a few days ago, a melons letter from Richmond, evidently from she pen of &cultivated man, intimatieg that the: purpose of Sumas' frustrated mission to. Washington, was to protest against the employment of negro troops in our armies, and to threaten a re sort to the same instrument, In case we persisted in prosecuting the war in so un christian and ungentlemanly a way. We learn now that the press-gang of-the rebel government has been instrinned to gather up all the,lighl cosepkzioned slaves In the Confederacy. This, we suppose, may be considered the entering wedge, and we may look, of course, if the war continues, to see a gradual deepening of the shade, until we come dein to the' lowest stratum, in the unedulterated ebony. We shall have means, however, in that event, for ganging the condition, of the Confederate cause, by a reference to the color of its defenders. The flush of the Anglo-Saxon, revealing itself through the transparent skin, and caldera eye, will bespeak the still lingering hope, that struggles with the demon of despair. The rigout and copper will be a shade worse, but still they will betray the kindred blood, and blood, as the proverb says, always tells. The brown will indicate ea approaching crisis, r ani the bleekin all its varieties, from the high and lustrous polish .iff Day and biartin, down to the dull, soot?, hue of the denizen of the Gold Coast, will be the mi. 14 Gulf. The bat is about the color which animal bodies assume when decomposition has set in, and this is the complexion to which the C. S. A. "must come at last," as it gravitate downward in the grand pro cess of sluing; Suet as the standard of hu manity declined in the wars of the first Napoleon, from the Anakim tcrthe Lilliputian man. When the bleaching process, which preceded the rebellion, is thus reversed, we shall have only to wait until the black flap is superseded by the black flog-bearer, to 840 the end of the struggle. The Roman Em pire began with Augustus, and ended with Augustutue. The rebellion opened with the dreaded Mack horse Cava t ay. It would be a 'curio= dmenericstr, if it should expire with the lank skinned Infantry. But how is the delicate leek of inflection to be performed, under 'orders such as these? Is 'it by the genealogical tree, which shall indicate precisely the extent of the adulteration? Will Jan. Davis send ' the chemists, with lancets in their hands, to tap the vital current, and analyze it? Will he send the philosophers, with their quadrants,' to measure the facial angles— or thephysiologlete, with their microscopes, to scrutinise the _structure of the hair—or the Doctors of Divinity, with their Alosses, to fathom the still darker problem of here ditary sin, and decide precisely how much of the guilt of Hata, and the responsibility for his fault, has been bleached out of his unfortnnate positivity ? Or will they con trive some instrument to determine the quality of the enbanticalat pigment, or measure or graduate the depth and inten sity-of the coloring An ingenious mo alnico—a dyer, no doubt—is said to have invented, some thirty or forty years ago, a machine for measuring the intensity of bins—a color , by the way, not unwind with the secession soldiery—and why not blacki We like this ides of the measurement of shades and colors hugely, because it is so artistic and ea suggestive. What a school will it not open for the study of the War. oscura I Although it is settled law—and theology, too, in the Bunny South—that the 'largest possible lamina of the genuine Caucasian fluid, is insufficient to purge or wash out the /famine taint-and that a single drop or two of,the negro lymph, is so much mor Tobint than the generous Saxon, as tot corrupt the circulation of a heart full of the other, it, Las wirer yetbeen 6414 WeAdillitlrt what complex ion it requires. to entitle . _s man to be cola . sldered as the dominant recce: to be al lowed the priviletiof owning or governing himself. The talkabout , colored-min is, in our view, a little indefinite, witli.do many varieties of complexion and race, is we can exhibit here, unless it is coupled with the new phraseology, "of African de • scent,'" 'Which would, however, exclude not only the Berbers, and the ifoori, and the drabs, hut even the Datelanen of the Cape. We doubt wheiher - even Judge Tay= has I ever emictediended to explain how dark the indiiidual must who qual no rights that • whits man is hand to reapeat," It Is a question, however, which returns upon cus under the Southern Conscription, and which it now behooves -the philosphers of Secession to: solve, for their own sallsfac lion, to well as ours. Bo long its they_ln eisted only upon the "African descend," we felt ourselves allanced. items settled that, of course, irlicin hetiettbui Africa, although. ,Shein and ,Japhet , trod closely on his heels; ' and nob Ody wouldbe so silly or heterodox little enlightened age, as to Pretend that any thing but "a servant of servants", could be ,limn afterwards, or reseed, on Oat coritinent-,—"arid retiree," not of noes—rie the Boman poet called it—but—of slam. _ - • Whea tlat point, however, is surrendered, - and thetthole question is resolved into one of. only, MO Maid blebt on otausibthit definite4l We 1 4 ,14 seen -ID many shin Ilehtflrere.4iter As% fthi4rinkid?" tint we : begin, fi.4:l4ll"Mid for 4 " 2 : 1 &Adel,* In Me tiasiaittyno down to s queedlon - of complexion only. !Welborn s•Wronse"--Yet to be En dezed The New York livening Post tins de scribes the dirtonge " about to beinflioted on the Swath, by the National Government, rm . , that the rebellion is tottering to its fall: The Southern States have no doubt en dured great wrongs under the Federal Government. Governor Seymour boa de olared tide very emphatically in sundry of his public speeches, although Alexander Stephens, Vico President of the Southern Confederacy, in &carefully preparedepbecll, once as empatieslly denied it. Such as those wrongs were, the Federal Government is about, not only to repeat them in a more grievous farm, but to add to their number. • • • Let us make a little cata logue of the wrongs which the South has yet to endure on being received back into the Union. We shall give it free speech and a free press. Vehemently as these are disliked by the sisveholders, we must impose them on the South, which for years has denied them both to those who reside within its borders and to the stranger from the Free States. All this must be changed and a new order of things must begin, In which the dimension of any question of polity or I legislation shall be strictly unfettered, and a traveler from the Northern States may say what he pleases of any institution of the South, without the risk of being hanged on the next tree. There is no doubt that such politicians as blr. Vallandighama friends in this city and elsewhere, who have lately been' clamoring for freedom of speech, will taken malicious pleasure in witnessing this infliction, but this is what we cannot help. The South must prepare itself to submit. At present the South, with all its natu ral advantages and resources, is almost without commerce and without arts. Its noble harbors gave acmes to insignificant towns, almost mare hamlets; its people are so =skilled in mechanical employments that they cannot patch up their own rail ways or build the engines and oars which r o an n them. We will condemn the South to a state of things which will give it flour ishing towns, ample markets for the pro. ducts of its rich soil, an active commerce, and thousands 'of mills bumming on th e streams that rush from its mountains. We will mate for it a condition of things which will invite emigration, improve its agriculture and husbandry, and make it the seat of prosperous communities. It is a hard case, we admit, but such are the consequence; which must follow the policy now adopted by the government, and which cannot be avoided without revoking that policy and incurring national diegrace. At present there prevails among the poor white population of the Southern States • lamentable degree of ignorance, which makes them the servile tools of the more ln telligent and wealthy. This ignorance, we Jeer, is accompanied with some correspond ent degree of deprsvity. Slavery corrupts The morals of the masters, and the eiample of the educated and opulent masters cor rupts the morale of the poor whites. There are no schools for the poor worth speaking of, nor any means of improving their char eater under the fatal influences we have mentioned. Here is another wrong lobe inflicted upon the South. With the change we make in their institutions we give them schools; we educate them to the knowledge and appreciation of a' better standard of conduct; we keep them out of vice by dis couraging idleness and showing them that labor is honorable. The rebel States have a great deal of 1 trouble with their postoffice. They at first fixed the price on a single letter at fire cents; this was found not to defray the ex- pease of carrying the mails; it was there fore fixed at ten cents, which we fee,r will' also leave &deficiency in the revenue. We ' will add to the list of themejrs they suffer at our hands by carry all their lettere for three cents each, unless they should 1 1 very earnestly petition the governmen for ' leave to pay as much as the conveydnce really costa WI, in which case we may pos -1 sibl relent and allow them the privilege of p y aying five or ten cents instea d of three There are three millions of human be ings la the rebel States, hitherto kept in a state of compelled ;servitude, ignorance and degradation—a relation which ear -1 raps both them and those who 'claim to own. theta as slaves. These people are a part of what we call the South. We lave declared them free; we shall commit the further wrong of keeping them so; we shall insist on retaining them in a condi tion which shall inspire them with self respect, enlighten their understanding, teach them the obligation's of truth and re gard for the rights of property, introduce among them what may now be ;mid to be unknown, the marriage relation and in every way elevate their characte r. There II another set of slaves in the rebel States whom it will be our policy to eman cipate, - for, until we do this, we can never live with them in peace. These are the masters themselves, the bondeuives of their own passions, as hie Jefferson, half a cen tury ago, declared them to and who have ever dace, by the cumulative effect of a great wrong, persevered in from year to year, been passing rapidly to a more degraded state of servitude, and a more fearful degeneracy. We mast, as a meas ure of self-proteotion, place tide class in such relations to their fellow-men of the black race, thst they will find themselves under the necessity of exercising the same control over their passions as other men; that they will be restrained from the lux ury of flogging women, forced to observe a certain decency in their domestic life, sad led, by the same inducements which exist lathe free. States, to occupy them selves with some branch of honorable in dustry. The emancipation of the bond man is no less an emancipation of the master. On looking over our list, we see that we have omitted some wrongs which the re flection of our readmit will no doubt sup ply, but we must yet add one more in con clusion. Finally, then, as the consummation and crowning wrong which we meditate, we will make the Southern States, with their inhabitants, members of a great empire, with free institutions from its extreme Northern to its utmost Southern 11=14 an empire _prosperous, peaceful and happy; great beyond allgreatness of theold world; as illustrious in the arts of peace, as it has shown itself to be formidable in war; too strong in-its resources and the spirit of its people tole trifled with by other pow ers, yet compelling their respect by its fair ness and justice, and by that abstinence from all encroachments on their rights to which both the temper_ sad the interests of its people will ever incline it. INDIMIATION 01 ILLINOIS SOLDIENS.-•-• COL , i Wilder says that the feeling of the armp e towsrd the men that threaten to re sist the draft, or who encourage such re alstance, le bitter, deadly and, almost un controllable. The Bothers declare, with the utmost earnestness, that when they come home they will kill all such men. ' When the 110111 of the murder of Provost. Marshal Stevens by the copperheads of Mush county, 1111110115, reached the army, :Wilder bad actually to put three men in irons to prevent them from going home to hill the murderers. DAMS. Wssorrsa on Bran Mown.— In bis greaspesca winst the nullification oorrettumt, Audel Webster mide the fol lowing proposition, which is as applicablo now as whim ba uttered it:. That an attempt by. a State to abrogate, ,annul mar/ an act of Congress, or to inset Its . operation . within her limits on the ground that in bar crpinion smottlaw is tateramdittitiOnil, is direct usurpation on i tidjust , power , of the enema greernMent cni the equal_de, of ether litotes— ,. plabsvialsoligtof t heCenstitotlem, and a-proceeding essentially revolutionary in its character and (Amboy. Stems in a Church in !Baena—. "Thugs , ' and a copperhead Cter- IL ;Tram • P. Tuttle, of Eagleaville, relates an ocourrence in a church in Indiana. Sev eral women werein attendance three weeks ago, wearing the seceseion badges: "On coming out of church at noon a Miss Jumper remarked to an intimate friend whose name was Dollarhide that she would appear much' better in church without that butternut pin, whereupon Mies Dollarhide _th a w a large dirk and struck at her; but the blow was warded off. She then ad vanced and struck again. This blow cut off all the ootds and nerves on the inside of the left arm. She struck a third time, a part of the dirk striking on the breast bone. At this moment they were separa ted by the friends of Miss Jumper. The preacher stood in the door, witnessing the whole scene. When it was over he swung his hat and shouted at the top of his voice. Three oheere for Miss Dollarhide." "The next Sabbath after the above scene was enacted, two ladies appeared at church with pistols and bowie-knives in their belts." Counterfeiter ofed Treasury Notes ,!.1 . rest. H. it. Webster, of Albany, was arrested on Tuesday lastby H. R. Lowell, deputy marshal, on a charge of counterfeiting Treasury notes. He was brought before Commissioner Roger, at Syracuse, for ex. amination. It appears that Webster had been in thtl habit of writing letters to per,. eons ell over the state, in very many easels to postmasters, offering to sell them fac similes oited States Treasury notes, do <daring t he same time that they were so well done that they would readily p ass for the notes themselves. Through one of these letters Marshal Lowell first became aware of his operations, and at once began to investigate. He soon gained possession of a large correspondence of Webster's, showing clearly his guilt.. Webster is of , the opinion that ho cannot be convicted of any crime, from the fact that he sold his counterfeits as joceimi4e and not as Trees ' ury notes. The case is Of much general in terest.—. New York Paper.: tb a Copparh4d Editor, Re • ores. The Davenport (Iowa) Gazette, of the 13th.inst., has the following: D. A. ?dahony hae takeiS a formal fare well of the readers of the Pubuque Gerald in a lachrymose valedicOty all dripping with grief. Dennis says jrie withdrawal from thiveditorial control:As only tempo rary, while his share in tie proprietorship will still be retained; b he writes as though COlll4Ollll that hiefpolitical rade is ended and his 'Wands of life" almost run out. Unless the copperheads of Dubuque should in very pity endeavor to give the poor driveling advocate of *mien an office, and run him as a candidiatlor Eberle at the approaching electioni . A. 51shony, will henceforth be knit fame only as ono of the scores of Ju. s and Benedict Arnolds of the war of te llion. l'lo.Torr Idnarraa'S U ~.4. lid Dl ,l ra., i. Plttsh ' ug. 17 1818 ) SII T I. B . S . :T ..i l ir T:T.Ettoce.pbirliC't*;,BllK.,4D o ll f i ti . c .Tl. le.nt. Is Ali are= etzrzcs RI nwoll as In r gird to t t Ovd../ quaincsum. " t Ot.rd, by althorn, oat um rrovmt Marshal Gm, A. hare omatalekma the tale that • Mithltltn 0, ' nompi able to them, most bare molded three inc< L Alni In this county, or produce evtdenca to mateyitßoard of bit Cal et:waster. and that he Ida 4 . ..nal, servo for t be preload of hit enUstmeut , ft . yaNNr o , the Board_ • ' InZatufi lOnTlitli, Captain and Proval 1:N.41,122d Dtetrict. FOR SALE-50 bard d, DORA s Redin Ol)g Ce • Mot LUPTO24,;,:t a ant? corn.. Ott sad Wo'd. stvsets. 114 st ry; - _- _ . rpativrilY SE ED..4To artive,2so bus. 0.10 Chicago Om% wall for mae by sun , • b. H. titroGT It CO. D RUG indUFths. at.. 1,1 5, V rop OBEAT, oreint to laolth.ol the prietor. a P, Buz 66, or Wit. ItthVIZOWN, Drug. glee, No 167 hrt,,,,e, erslettr you account of siokniss, a ISUUTC oN 206'1CYLLIING OAZSTTo. Ude rotate to a ret7 large norobac of gobacriters, and an onergatfc man 0.0 Mt • good ware. — Apply at Taw orflot, Comma Ma Aeon of 6 sad 6 o'clock m 1.012:t1 TELCIiitliS. —The Sheol kJ toad of !Soon township, &soy county, will mast at Sharon School Ho twtsrsen 1 and Vp. ,on SAAVILDAY, Au. ch. to elect wen taun tit, t, OM. NOW mad sppsy pt ors holdiny pu nu` Gates Cs tativr PO - 51,00 U we ' e i °Amsted to sell Wei TEN IX.WILLENT • 131.1.1)11:10 lArTtl, ird each haring a float a co (tot an t extending lack l eo feet, Wasted to site t4renth W of the city of l'ittstorrgb, near to C. Ism W sr butn. l's. ties witting to pinks a peylng Inv talent. Mao shams present. a rare opp:rtartity. silts at ono. to nett et N. I L On. -- - -- JM. . poisonsTATE kw:grin tbe them .lcee Indeoted E. toelse rum of !AIL TAMA, Jr., diA3., utdolt woo dAsolvol. on the Seth dry Jounad, will cow terinini and settle, and those bavtlig irsouoto aydne, the Ono Intl nano' ,to for Intimate et 100 sends, lt9 lederni meet, Alloying, mad W o l dLibet Wen, Mahwah. TATA V .1314 It. WAGON el, CA KT S, WILE F,LBILB• ir 6o W 6, tTO6s Tlagign, 5.., kept on band and 1 made too:dor D6V6' VATZIST Gant W tt 4611.1.6 so d BLID SOWING LIAM GOW N . the I and carves: t atd bowers vow tousw 611 work warrasted LOST STOLEN—On Friday er- LA noon, 8 ugast 14th, between Ito. 8 Wood street end the . Ptsl Otries.DELFT, dated Jane ut 140, taw, at on W. ncou, 1 pasta sr Poundals Mama Co.,OStOil. for TWO ITOslOll6O act Emu DO health, sad Is sopa osptol The Wavers bye the officers of the aid wayosny, sad their neasee ere fall - Attn. Ths a. 1 4,4.mq:a by sale, a ehepley, Greg aO, end aloe% Lee a Co. mod is numbered 748. All WTI.e ere centiotud against argothstleg the seam A lib eral reward will he given .4T tar W LP L O Ito raison of Ore same to aalttl w Re. 8 `W; ewe street. Plttetwrgb, VINAL 1.40T1015.-11 S. INGYAIII TAIL.-641 basso= sodding to the 22d Galls. Poo Matta of Penurylsaias ata banety conn.d to took* return cool before Ifs:PtlylDltt lat. to too iturbtant Amason of that". respottive Cab. Dtrlaloat, ar at the dace of the andaril•ata, No. 106 Youth street. In cats of persoas tailing t mak* return winds the Om mallet time, assbdtsau Aastissasa ale lasts tta.d la all lasts:ma to azaot the Faculty lied by law, vides Is 6a par °std. addltiosal. 1112161 A. W 16.0111. atsessor 12d Otstrict. Pa. nWELLIN ,- E. AND LOTS AT LOW EILIOXEL—inve tile.incury Cwellmi HOW% with km 17 bat inapt 00 rotate &tont, rosarlPoon aPait, br 10 deep, to an allay. Trine of *act boom, 2706. terms, onothbd caste,Temstpder to one and awe yaws or $670 bah. two story travailing Elosuntand Lot 29 bat 'tont by 20 !kip, to an 0007, attest* a: the corner of Fayette. street and Garda= obey. Prick 5250 on Limo or 9000 cub . aola tic Tla ERT k Fns., 61 Mmist at. t)l tiT. LOUIS —lbe nowldaz and splendid pononear otaatner AVM; Wit Alm. Doan, 0. =soder, Davao fur an 4 Intermediate torts on TUPDAY, jolt Tat 400002 p. oy freight or poop any on board or to an* -- DS IMAM, bomb kluts. x flan DIM stesnor In a 0.5T119 M, Cot J. J. &Maim, was some ad abow• w VBIO4 tto Iltb Wm.. six la a. nu lox trelglit or passim opply on busaYd ot Annul- -I. ISO. Also, ISSN'S BOOTS, for GM/ Istag or wa. 1 .11 in water, werrooted voter proof, .halo as hood of atl"'sllll°bl'er Depot f *IL - PHILLIP& a•RIA ail_llll4l,l ZIORAGE—For Ovule= and getbed t. ma dna madman)°, by us. Daunt, r SON, 60 and To‘igitras. LUl3ll.lthil. 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AS Wood stud& bsta t unnietAt NUg 15A141, &Y. 1J etad at Ousel Dever, Trarsdloses orudt7s Oblo. on • Cliavelend d Pittsburgh Railroad and Ohio Canal. go be put In blast at a small endue. Per spun rocs wishing to examine th e property can do Se application to idr. ORO. B. DEdIIDOII , I4 Pedal Dever. Ice terms. to.. addles, or apply to D 071 D THOIIIO, Ustasanna, Pa. or, TRIO. RTIJEGCS, 80. 11 Broad St., R. Y, Irdehltset _ TOWNI3ELIP PROPERTY I. rob BALB.—The ands:dosed, Oomenlttee of Thomas B. Batch, In and by !Irmo! an order of the Cenci of.Octomou Pisa of libretto) County. odors at private do that d tract of land. the property of Thomasvery B. catch,esirable situate to Peebles uottothip. Allevhsay county, Ojedning_ lands of Jade Forward's helm, John Alderson. Pattarson's helm and othent--atotaluing about 45 sena, lad having thereon erected s loam, Ittrelling Barn, enable, and other outbniolings. Tame ars on the minims a good well of water, telteral dna wings, and an excellent orchard. roe tam. and.ptice apply to BOBEBT PATTKEt. BON, en the emalms, sr to 0101001 TBUIIPeOII, Committee. Carter of Bou A &mond stream, Pittattursh. antAtlte — THREE INVALUABLE BOOKS NOS Byte,: PIhnurOUTI. - , Tilt BOBS SISOLI-4, valuate of $l6 pare, c rubella 46 flambee mid Qalotatepe 47 Mamie Polito", 7 echottischor, 4 sedown. 6 ftlascirhas and Polka glaantkaa, Varsorianose, I OarlP as, 4 ChM radio, 14 tiotlllone and Quadi MP, and 44 1 mama, llernplpee do., arranged lox the Plano. TUB SILVIS OliollD—.4 companion to the "Borne Obals,' • contablirg a eollection of fasorits thugs, Ballads, Duets. nod igoorteta with winlirPo• niments to the Pianoforte. Till SElOWliltt Or PrAtiLS—Oontalning the mod .btmaital snots h r Sopranos, Soprano and Alto, Sorrow , mid Tutor. Soriano and rim. nod Tenor and pros. hrraapd NUS an accompaniment to the Pianoforte The tune amount and great. satiety of Piano and Vocal Mole corny:Sad to the store collections ham rendered Os= tiriammoily popular. and ranch nought after by Player. and tdragest. They Smash ths mon eultable ploon 10 sun tiara and occadout sad are adapted to every grad* of performance. rack vol ume fa • complatarary in Smelt of Chaim Susie, and wo one will fail to recognize in one and oil a great desidaranse for area Plano. Prior of each. to cloth. 44 4S i lo Plato bindllirt *1 00. Omilee tolled no ready; of prim, sad 26 Ma. far prelate. For sal. by 1.0 8 vend et mthicamu A 1,131.1 ISM I AU:SUMO N~Y~Z~~ Photographic Albums TUE TINIbT, ORTATTAT AHD Lesasas tiTCCE 111 TUC 01376 PI,TTOO 3 r.'S BOOK AND NEWS DEPOT inns STEM, OPPOISITS THI r.O. anls IWAS . 111 , WO MAMA' Tag TIME 6.I3TOBIOCIIIAPHT UT MISS ALICE (SALON. Who wee roorntly Wadi ea at OluchntaM, but cote dually rammd trom her passonters by the alga= seat on:. - - 'rho bleary et Ws gimp woman tandalwe Ind. &nu et this—ths most twilling wrath, rya writ ten. Opbmildly Illustrated try - Noble, with fins ea amino. &Woad sweets Ibr this wart. Prim, only td teats TUB SWAM iIIIBLL OUUSIZIG ; LIPS AND LOVE IN 51.0183tA. Being the bib Ind Oon• Radon of the beaut Bertha Stephens onsopitsitid able of A S H . Mayhem Ike President of the bath= Confedesany. ThS le • Wilda and Stirring thrtlltnP narrative of the slobalindas tensible trials, and Intones snitralug, iterOkally borne by endble sod ph. t.totto woman. duxtrig her ann tedious ionruoy frost bar edopted hose is the Borth to the place of hes nativity, the North. illustrated throughout with dna engraniliSs. Plias to oats. /nit Fiblishcd awl odd In JOHN P• BUST Aiseconio Flail. Fifth Street. OW Milan to any adlnella. Pod o ° rsi j i t el deo VID 11 N Iti el. L. T A N A ALLIIALTALS a .L LOADILUT. AT Win man& Mr Bwden Only )—±The Wise deb Amdessy_.ll l be ruamM on WW/IDAT. September SI. Ins MI. talstag gentleman sompoes tbee Board al Trustee.: Has. JAIIIB ror..uoat. Prosittnu Oars. WI. APPLY. poi Pinola. W. I. DAIMIL Isu t SeenA ll 7. JADES D. 08311; TrISMIT. Barr. Thos. /hereon D. D. its. OtlisAnen. R. T. Brelserd. D. D.. B. Masao, Hon. °stria Shampoo% Geo. P. 11=1114 Has. Oiadeslniall. Mo. 1.. nollate, 'ion. John aiGlLlalil, ' Iso. 1,. TAW% kdahnes NO% • ... .. .-..... tXXC:t 7 - fats:Ms. Jos. B. Townsend, I Theodore PSC The storantases Oared the sordr.ssuott of • thavogh military ednestfon s 1 Illeond 01111 to thous GI Neat Point The Academie Staff tt composed of thoroughly coensment Instructor. , The ildmstisemi ileputment e m b most Polimiliildififirs sod Pd entitle constr. ordill *ention !a yea ta tha morel Instsudlon th of the Walt.. Circular. mar Ds lad - of JOH"( *GAT, ho. sas Minn, street, PittsireSlD. • Oes.VOW. al &TT, iilfert ilbestle. Ps. 46ACICLUVAID ICIAKISLa 315 LIB2IBYY ttraiar• beantlfal and..ada ilisartiotat of I&ABBLE BEAN T E 1,13 Moniuntmts and Grave Btones. Ghia= PALM, toeuraysL t s TOWN OPEI2I/35. -----------'--T"-------i ? 111'.1411111515ULUIltIol uFt" 1 SatalLr. Li —Tbo portoorshlP byrotoforo oxidbut between WV. MoICSEwad W. W. ANDIMISOU. dolos bulf. coo aola tbs style of Wit Wont as" 00,1 m A wired by mind commit cts t.bo ial Ina, W. MEWS Tallinn. W. W. ANDISOUn a author. boo tio lin as nano of &be AM in OotAllas Ms boggiest. WM. Wan, , W. W. A 9 lIBISOIL , . WANDIIIIBOI4,-(stioosner to . noitssati*irtii continsi the BM. Budelos Oa a 7 Clity Sawn; no. 483 Usbroas Mat, 1alS• e. 4141, at. ANTIPPON: JVZ iT JD mime pritVfl Or PITTSBURGH. TBIiaBIIBY DIPAILTIIINT. 11 Owed ar Ooarrsouss as ass Comnsai, Washhegton till. /moat 6t11.148 3 Waxman, By estblectory arilence wanted to the Woctorelemd. lc has been made to appear that toe itiLST N BOLL BONN Olf PITIABOBBIL h, the County of /Weals:ay. and Mu) of reorayire. n..a hot been duty rogentaed tinder and aocordlrg to Ate regulremento of the nel of Occogrom., entitled "An Act to mad& s Narlormi Ourtency, Moored by • pledg• of Oohed Ammo mock., end to porldo for ate abruletton and r end :tion thened..• approved Feb uary 25th. 1,63 he compfled vith ell the revisions of said not required to complied with before 0219Miand g Inltstneill of Bantlag. Now. therefor.. I. Bran NoComoeto, Cksayteriler f the tAinrency, de towel °duty slut we felt of NATIONAL B 0 OW PITIBBOEOI3. county of Allegheny. and filtat• of lonesyleanlA; . authorised to 000tteetre the Wilma of Budd.' an der the oct abretaid. In taithoooy whereof. witmem my laud 1 . and seal of Ohm. this 6th day of Augort, J tthl. B D ti fl BleIII.L00•• Ootaptr ohm of the oasmo.4. TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTEIBITROK, PA., LAPS PITTSBUSGYI TWIST COMPANY.) ()Amu., $4.00,000, with intriltise tO i.cma• to $1.000.000. Ile Pittsburgh Trust Company hating orgastsed under the act to provide a Nettonal tnrreivy. under the titled the 11115 T MILTIoSAL Dalai Of ?animism% would reepectpaDv offer In sorriest for the colleetken of Note& Drans BIM of Exchange, to., noire wary an deposit, and bay and tell Tx chine on all parte of the constri.. The reams which has atalasa the Pittsbur gh Treat Ckeepurs due Ito orgenisstlan 185$. we Indere, be eatetent guarantee that badness entrusted to the new organised= will retain the sates prompt attention. Holing a very exteradve correerndsere with Banks sad Banker' throughout the country, ws be• there we cm offer unagnal reclaim to state who do Mantes with um lbe Maltase will be conducted by the same Oil can and Directors. DUISCTOII3 - : James ytagh u n. Ale:ands: 80er, Behest B. Hap, I Francis G. Halley, Than dell. Alex. Bradley, Tbr. Wlgetmen, Samuel Iles. Wm. S. Thatch, JAMBS LAUGHLIN, Nimblest. JOHIS D. VO 60., BOre U 41.1. Outlier W , • AN ALVISIm • ' GLUM •••••••••••••••Laa MAMMA. s t Louts, MO. Pis trm. Isom. SOO cy zi .OL um:mu— .01. Wsmss.l4lo. tro Hsving. parPed the Army Ibr es tole of the WitllPLali CLAY, mined our It. Lou% 1110.1 to the ettentloo O eni Steel Illennisotliers to the Analyste - O ho en, es mated l b = PhDsHeys, ol Bartow, and J. G. Booth. Of lab* tortilla with the test of total gips& by woodeetworts in Pithibinith Ginsionsti macs mad Si. Loath diterogass l to be the tweet end tarot nimble Ohl now knows, whetharWantp or Asterlown. Pots mole from It km stood In tbs Glom MEMOS from 6 3 A to II menthe. She Analirris Is ad the Oa es takes form the refry mations any wesiting asposenthes whet. ever. It pewwwer pee* edhishrwerto end u j sdh lestlotl soallry which ere rot shown by the width admit of the oitobstore or a loop prop:Pico at don or bunted clay. I am Dow erepred to 111 orders for the above clay, to he shlptod from et. baits or delivered hem ALEX. GORDON, No. 121 !ZOO= STEW A R I' T S JIIErr OPINED, AT C, et. 3LI 13. 87 FOURTH STREBT, A bay soortsont, which will se old al a ml groat Mutton trout LW vices. W. D. & H. WOALLIJM. SBLEOT -ULIUUL, LB- HAMILL, A. EL. IrAcnia. Ho. 191 Pll5l BTBMIT. PITTSBURGH. PA. Ns. Poo= Intends to open • ealea &hoot In the Imo airy rooms en the momd 100 f Of NO. Ha Penn street, no the rows lIONDLY OP 611P11111- lltda- Latta. Ina. Glnek. Trench and Baa man will be tempt. oldie to path. will be wool to Impart to the pupil thorough Inatreethet tn the umal brandies of an lingllett etheation. BM N. promos to Inott the number of pupils. wowmay have the batter ayporttutlty of lama mid Intelloottud =lima and a w m= Fl y mo. m—PO par Cession of The Youths. No extra olta=LTaillim to be path daring tha tint half of the School Bouts hone a a. ut. to 1 p rm. et = A a V w o Scams . M du d r . i nKh Ng m o a r y e tboo mn Sally g E1 11(te JAI the reputation it huebad for imam of being eapertar to 101 other psin-ratrar or liniment !mown. it eon be padd smarted tbat Lora p fd Oit pais oa ed, earn arm Blesmatfat; Bea. Nf *l,2,3pictic f Mairtia Wawa N Beet. Maggatits oa aim a;=sidsta; Eat. o h o ami W nannid taro; • par. wpm° on arra Norma. llitatleda; Bade Margie Ottawa Proded reek Bade gleam& Ott ova /Vat Made; Bads Kopek Oil votes Rads lagedis 00 psi =oms Bari; Boars Xivoltit Morse Navas Areetlong; side. Magmas °awes Sareas Modem* elOvedlll wad flat all /Latar.. end juries may be =Ward the .ftlend in COLON nannos, 'iamb wad !minutes ernes. WOWS AND ntitMei p81•T IIDEIO.IIOB Lab"? top Limes &mg. WWI $1 76 worth $l6O 1!!IM:MEI ~ . . - . 125 .. 175 All caw goods palling Tay low. d• 1618 BO 88,19 Mate street. MANHOOD; HOW LOSTI ROW ALL lUMOII3D I—Jost patiblual. to • wad wIA Iltw mtge. Pirko as ousts • Lactora ao . , TUBB, SIDIAVIDST ADD ZILDICULL 1:1022 a =tar or &UMW Vaasa% Involostag Smug Debility, aid larpoessats to Ilantar s aTatila m an iema tlcsaa . Das los ig ROLA What. of I OM daft Ds " A Doca to Sboosuta at pagiams." ens caw gas), in • plain tosalgas to sal **huh pottVa so tattd o fd amp. 01 two snug" atm" OIL Roo!MUM UT Swam Has ato Ono OWL a T ltEleadtatalt LDik---71Tri iei Ustastly, without Wort° amthing en, 51NOS JOHNSTON, for 1111 h ty aaorteatihneld sad Mmffli stresU. GaAs;BUBMINITS PILITAIUMWRS smODIVIS sail moms sack as DONEIIATIOS TOSS as sonsallog Oka Ulf Sheer lons* pekes. e i eJSUUUd AILVISIfoIION GAB AND DMZ FITTING, WM. TATE, Jr., & Co., 80. 641 dd..) TIDZBAL ITTBIZT. 2 door WWI Bobinooo. ADratomr Fa pattloolot attention to tlo trottounit, of CHBONIO MUM the RIB m a . sd RAH yg . sae ea GATARAOT, EOM atz At vIAL P11M1060.1 awninozu. mid G r ataINIZAHRATORT MR; s iss HARD `:i • sod dams Meths the Mar sod laWntaurstoss. 1213 VII! MUT. 000LLU8T111 & BAEB, lOt WOOD WIMISZT, ter doors Dam RM. Are dodo, NA their largestookot 2081,000, Mtn' ►CID 13110A135. At Um Ten &oda. bit toted cosh Oak to prows for Orb 100 Blabti. Witlll* i r t i l a W a re d al g ar - v ir al % and ut rxikt. • • .tin for e IV In bon6 CT MM. in• losl NUJ* ALSWOISTSI. anU Duman* Way and St Male Meat D HJEURABLB GOODS rust =navan sr EATON, MACU 0.17 Fifth Street. BAAL biALTILEE LAOS OOLLLBA A SATTN -grsot Ityles, tram • Isis tarportation. The newest a Obi of HAIR MEL A on , zaln 1:111-8TITORID LOIS • causra. A toll morimsat of Alsandres lUD GLOVES. kW, • tall ZcS PASTS TBllllll 1.14 G 8 ; ING GILT AND STEM BMW aim, BELT& MUST BRAID% BUISPINDSGS, 11201 E 711:8, 'BIM ad MIST ontese, ao. . TO stBRITS-k 4 tog %lot ot KOH &IBA WORST ID BRAIDS, sad dm*, Itllso of SIIAD GMT& Ws aro tow doting oat ars" tbs romeatar of ou flortuarr Brock. to inks room to sow Iraq Gads. lareity sad Colmar, Idarchants supplied at Ise VIM/. EATON, MACRUM & CO., Fo 1111.1r111 W. 11111.111. AT JOF. HORNE & CO.'El, 77 AND 79 BIAILIC.IIT BT., NEW GOODS BEl.,re REezzrED D4lLr LED ABE FOB OLIN AT TUT LOWEST CASH PRICES OUR BUMMER STOOK S 8 BUNG 01.098 D OUT MM= CLOECENG 01:17 SUMMER COODS NEW FALL GOODS followtsg goods hive bees muted dows a`wira, SIMAGgs. OBOLEIDIZA. LllllOB, LAOM rousts. IFFLAWLEIv ainim 111100224 • trash ripply cif twhionable eludes of Alpacoaa and De Laines awl s new lot of BLIALOBALS fast tooolood. et ALEX. BATES', 111 TitTH seats*. ==l INTEBBSTENG TO TRH LAMBED w• us maths l • EZDUOID PRICY, Cotton Roston', Gloves, EL oo p Skirts. slightly soiled. at half pries. it A. axe recatvlaig laud. igaSCESIII&D. DMUS, IM)&__aaw Tall WS! TUThCfI, DILTB~ BD ia. trHOLITALZ 8.0015 ap stgro MACRON £ CLYDE, NO. 78 RAREST gran lEtobreesi 'meth gni Dtseaccd. CiOMMENCIDIG JITOJrDat I", July . MA. ISB3, £N om 0IIE&T 11.11MICTION a BARKER'S , CLOAKS, SHAWLS., PRINTS, 800 cl y and foot colon 120. Shirting binsline , . Lqcs. LACE SHAWLS, POINTS, MANTLES, BORNOIII9, 64,./141. . 160 . II 00 BLIIGAINEIix NWEIROIDEBLES Tbeidixt Is doing meta lowwwillY low Flaw NMI 111/1.13'D 11112111. worth In tor 10. Do. MMUS% vino is at 11150. rrrntl KULL ILEA to tan Ptiok iniMaralia Ulla% kw halt price. JllOOB7ll SLODHOIIIei JAOO3II EDGING% manor mxnaust Do. use: TIGUUD irinntaiMlZO, toll prim swam szusuargili - ' wares Daum guittsits Am Or Wok al 111:11110EDIBila ore pads), dab( aat sow to the time to pt tapir& PAID !O NSW GOODSI 111301, DZSIZA3I.II OD own Dll/7" Gi-OODB, D. DAZLZ air Palm . tunuanay-66, 1.5 and 16 ant& Brewed seats, 60 m.o. To maks rood kr oar VERY CHEALY 1 Lace Kitts, Etmbriidcries, Veal, Sleeves, Waists, do 59 Market Street. DRESS GOODS, M. Burchfield's JIADOCIAD PRIORS Jas rimatnit aA LAMS. WANT * 003. tar *an amis. satiora . Ovum. 0,11M3 PATIENT BULLET PROM am coma& evrants= zarkilass mum in nautili% eicimo. sougatm aid ocula de• dniblor cokes. 61815 ITill LE M 8818.1% laza ea 'tong a outul. Yoe Nab by ..., n nun s en ss, b., ca sad Diusaao. Monday and Tuesday, Anta‘t 17 and 18, Iformsoffetnerot for TWO AIO!• :10113, of tlio groat CAMPBE LL. ~INSTREILSI (They aims, ID Cleveland, Wedaead4,l9u4) SIGIITZEIS IH Numisa. wader LL piesmal gp. parrblon of IL EL ceauquia.L. Intro dans. The oaths Troops In sew sped/Hem Tor 11111 par desists ate prommates. aftlT Tb INK IDWLBDB. Offneral AfgaL 4 UCTIO.J SALES. ALw AGEE LOTS i 1113 8001 . 011 1101'3011,12 BALLLWOOD BTATIOIL— On TkiIIBSDAI ASTI3III3OOfI, Auvat 20. s 3 o'cksk, will be told, on the prelates. .5 Efeelawfda 6latlon. on the Oorinellnils Baths& In tooblo tossahip, the following tan very datable half AM Low waste between the Braddock . ' Fled Bald L Hoe.ngahe Bleu, being • pla n hidon of La. 6 snd 10 in 0. Wo..t . of late fa the Mach Bottom. 80. I—one Lot barren the WV dock's 11914 Hoed an! Oconellstillo Ballroad, fronting 111 Int Waling on he livid Boon. soda. back en to looped Um 64 test 7% tutu to the Oonneltrollo Bator& 80. o—Ons Ist on the lower eldest the Ocatiedba. silt Doilroad, fronting 18111ese7 hobs" oh Dag thest.'snd tottudlop Wit 186 tot 6% tuba to is 12 lot llotAsh4 4—Too allololog lota, _each 196 lot toot 1531 Lacy strut ond atewlbei bock WS tot 6% lulu to the au. No. 6—One ollotalog lot, 123 feet toot 'as Liu street and extending along *cud Oust 121 Set 6% Inches to the allay. No. 4--One Lot 116 foot 37-16 Inches Benton Loin Inset and orteoltos along tho lower die of Beamd attest 135 test BX, inches to the oiler. NOB. 7,9 end v —Tryst adjoining lots, soh 1 10 feet 3 746 Schee front rn Lacy east and sanding beck 165 het 6% bathes to rho alley. 110.1 c—tan• oljohotni lot lie 6,016 7.16 locket front on Lucy woo.es to the On. and extends' stag youth street 136 feet 1% inch ectum=st tt feet wide, eats:Wog too Ili Railroad to the tancergehas Blur, interested by streets alto 00 feet olds. only three Who note the sty, to Ono ant neighborhood. and dew to ant two tho de, em tans, them grotsda are veil gelded toe dofighttol sentry rsiihnote, and far (colt aid gal' W ir t put Too. Mania Mho property are al She Andhra MOM 94 Wirth wee.for diatribe:Lion. Tinos ao lests—Oao fourth cub ; below 12 Me. two and thra•yeah. with intend. All pardon dedrons of alteading the ads will be taken tree exams. Per %We parries a tote will lees the Plttaturih • Couollselte r tt. Depot, moo et 800 atm sot the Manggibia wort, at 13 o'clock p. a.. mots*, oil dig Mb. Two tuts cetera to Maur& moo 0u9124, at Vicond Bed 0714 eck. DEITIS mort.Wints. knot,tc man unti rirro. JJ BURGH LO LT MEM' 00UST MAL —On SATURDAY Amazooar, ampmmass. ma to9olodt. *lt be sold. an Dui peoLto, or case d Orphans' Obart, the tgloofftS dm toddle WU& tog tato IL Strodfigtmoo sod daub etttobanlit, too Waging to tho odds of Dime tesosbyMO% the no to to In Ms add of - ansuAD" Nob below: Tenn Lots, lon 16,16 and 17, to the Boroies d Binsanorban• on Bingham street. between Mir mid ing streets, eacn kr% Si front. sad di big b G ack saute width tin Net to o hsatnut *My, midi Dams dwollinnund cation= ensated Shama PM Lath UM Sas / 14 e &VS 104 S 7 to Os Ear ocolti of Illrenteghash on ablaut stroti pmg. betwast Of creig,l4nd Jason streets, each lot Si bet and ,oneg boot saw. widt 100 kot to saheratant being a core= lot h on 111. ghats arai Jamph amts. tine Lot, No. ES, In the Itarongh of South Pitts- burgh, having • front of Ss bet on Camas Staid, and extending through to the Brotrontn• Tanya , " Bon:, • &rota of 159 feet a inches an its sharlast boundary lino. Toms at sale. 1130:itswis DAVIS b 111 cILWAUSZ. auctianeas. VALUAI I I , ii di:QUO eLT iiUltelteL —On TIUXBDAY 11VE8I110, Log. Ink, at o'clock, will bo sold at the Coscunef alai nolo Boca" NO' 04 Mb ascot, 8 obam Boat of Pittabingb; 10 do Iffoisoni,abels Luau= Oompany; 10 do Panda I lnntranos *mown 85 do Allsibmi V• 1187 nallroad 4007. 10 do lincononintlinnaccincens Moot Block, 10 de Alledheny Bank BUM Audi &vole di 11c11.8741f1i11, Ancrn. W4XTS. Coorsas warm. 15 FLOW, RIM= 000PIES8 WAITED. At atom Mitt dm coo Asks cur two dollars per ile y. - latl3.lw IL T. SICHISIDT & BED" Pod MIL WANTED—A. bond or mortgage on Improred property. Ist tte dercountry. to the mount of { taut, harlot hunt nTo or to top ram town.Wiltbe taken at a tow rsto at Wart eau B. NotatlN • 430.003 Fourth Ariel. 1010 ERIE WitNTBD.—A comforlable La Dwelling Donee ; on line d canal gedkoneiL B. EL DLlng, 83 Water Vied. Allegheny. aratED,46o L mos= 1,--w• vial 111!=gil SOD • mostly szposavpsittrumoola Dos Pea* ir, Oristalliantesomi calm nr. iss42l mime &Mao. Mein eh , Wars slat fro& Ad&rol% myfaceiamT SHAW & CRAWL Utd&ODol, Es. WLNTED.-475 limns .1-4 want to hinixtca droll =My IS PO mycoses to al sty wry chow _loudly entatt lochloss. Addrets, 8. MADI9OII, ualiutaluilef 111fred,ltains. _ ANTED--& Danaaza Hconni Iry B U T We with to rot a ihrelling Uo% Nitrated on the llat of sosse of the railroads math* art farm the city, or is the imbeatte of dthathrisi City. Thy hewn to tern from 9to 12 rccalt, with a large lot co yard attached. /Why to ard Ifolarti 00.. Iwasaki a. HENRY Q. HALE & 00., commeron to Jura Ct. masa Merchant Tailors. Lrs norr rooshingthstr SPRING STOOK OF GOODS, =to • lint elan toads, which has bow air* mat oars to mot the apgrobstialei taldh many b..its and patrons, and trusting, by ohm Oration to basbross and start lataipity, sot ea ainnoral of all who gag:, Mar vs with a can. _ _ ornasar mitroams Nada to order In Os bat manner and on reumuNfle terms pot many ONLIONNIIe far INA Medd and Line Otlceen, re as ter ths Navy. we aro prepared tontacate =dem In Ude Nee nith extreetmem and 'despatch. Llkenise • very choke ealectlon of TIIIINMEDAI GOODB always on hind. COS.. OT Pills. a BT. CLUB IMMO. attif. pENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY. g. a. amaaranr., 4roreimmi•Lam ma Gabs Agag, 80.141 tuna inzrr, situtnixe4 rii. Ocibotbaa Or ifir,errin oat ftlaibilAil. ProormtooDOLDIZEN Chi. of wint VI. dcas ; ISCEO3 , Ilia all BIWA tit ila oftexe " VALni asi ngOld TIELBmuI MOMS tot inknni Tim% 011ba: 011114 no, trothae sad.e. aq sibs %pi mop sessidlos at Mao Who turro Obi br no riii, or Owe nor eat Obebrop boor ars aminall II - • DOM* rbargs usttl Wilo4 iSjoi bible is le ...wed qua. • yams 11. pNNBIONB, BOUNTY it BMX PAY. - T. WALT= • DAT, GIEIMAI. CLAIM La= 5...1035ua a. Ihlrd door Moe Ow OsOwird. AII irimadad Boldiaseatia ton bets to ttrsW tin ce naval sod" ootttlad to PA 80= 1 7 ea Fr= ctigulawiltdifo r co o bin Nerae . st Z s ro by rm el dboassout to pan da= team 01 hloldloi 'Moab or- oho ha Um tonics am oatttbd to pagan coke& am bbl ECIOAr J. to., *O. More ,=s, of nay dellaitho. MINI M ss.. Undid to. uo thine goad* ts Waidaysiab MISM b conschat. • MAIM LADIDII. M.1.4.1tu1t woo acilms 07 num " 54.406 Ulm 16 g ame las alp (baal oak. mad. valuable_ s ai paaknaads sTaita I,"'nd fa the MOW irM be sesta Oa gala st Falb awake. ft Diu" ca Sa DAY OF eau 111=111BIR 1211 t. scrittTe. For masa sad eatakvat Wits • 'GMa. iftOST, - Apat.D•Oara jittOveoa r 1) uunrtiaviul no• 13 rob ita be mitre igi,taibirlai att= Ista, at 331 am al ta• la atm Baadlaa,ta the riraulta_Ogrk atom% amaed newt; lam - Wood quo4s xliv". •• • salsa MAC 3101sataresar givutiuku. Flfaititratni, - 1- sums or IMAMS A.UV Maid* ar Ves, e. Watt titi surfax. Mae spas aIiTY xzDslautig, C EVIL 11= dae Lama.
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