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' -- --:',; - :.f.: ' ..r.' ,4 - ..: . 4 - ....!,• „. • •. • 11,•••:, • • •;-•,1-.• '. •1 Vittsjutrgh sl,sautte,. , - THURSDAY. WittNINO, JuLY.24 _ OUR GREAT This - afternoon the - peop le hold their =toll on the West; Commons Alleg h eny. . • -* , • - *hey meet at a moment of intense anxiety, Whin vast Litereets are at stake, ltd. When; the fate of thisnatio:llls the question for con-, 'rile-imm ediate aTdiat; object of the ; Mestink Is -ter pro:note enlistments, and to : Pledge ogrlirii, sad iloperti:tolhe service of our eonntry. Let there bintuinimitY in thie • Let - one, hall : Aay be'given to a-came r . • ' •which comprehends in its reerric aI days, all earthly interests, Tor Whatis life pc property, Withett a country whose honor is untarnished, etiosanainets respected, whose power is-nn . • • - ' nestioned and which can mute libert y, peace,and security to all its citizens. Come, , - then, one and all. Let there he no laggards, -7 : rLo Selfish indifferentist's.' Allegheny county his heretofore been thcond to none. Let her - • 7 never give up her reputation for noble patriotism., /,/ The' State Bounty. ~ , - • • • - l'hejliress of the t State, Without an ex..„ . caption, so 'far es we have observed, In - , doriee Gov. Morgan's act in "taking the • • 'responsibility," and -"Appropriatikg for Pheunty money some unused canal funds, ./ without the previous' , act of the legislature. C„. The press fulfills one of its nicit service able functions in thus giving prompt and full expression to the voice of the people, in a crisis of affairs to meet which the 'Slower and expensive forms of legislation were hardly able.. pupplementing thus, as - it were,legislative;Aation, it relieves the Governor - of the - responsibility which he hae assumed, and transfers it to those for whom it has a right to speak—the people themselves.—N. lc , World. . . • • elov. Moaosar did right, aid we exceed . ingly regnit that GOT. C.13/3:TIN did not as- , same-a-like responsibility for this State, or that he did not call upon the Legislature - for its sanction to such a wise appropria .P lion. The aftempt to raise money by indi - , • vidual . benevolence we fear,fail ; and Such a 'mode of raising moioeyilkor such a purpose is manfrestly unjust. The patri otic and unselfish Will respond to the ex tent of their means,or beyond their means, while others equally able, or more able, Will, on one subtorfOge or another, - shat up their purses and refuse to contribute. The _ expense of carrying ; on a war like this, for, the very life of 'the nation, shOuld fall equally upon ail , i proportion to their ability—the;selfishi4 well as the!patriotic --the (11510%1 as tell as the loyal—and the money should b raised by the conati4 tuted authorities in 'I a legal manner, thus; making it sure to the soldier, and equaliz. tug the burden. There are sufficient drains -nponevery patriotic and beneenlent cadged by - I this war, without also appealing / to; indi ' yidtial bounty, to raise mere' to induce enlistments. We hOpe Die/Governor will reconsider his aetioii,;nrof, either take the responsibility of borroiiing the money on the faith' r of the SMfei or of calling the Legislature together, to provide the ways 1.- and meant: •/ 1 •.i ; There is o doubt of public opinion. There Is but one voice in the State, and: ' - that is, at Pennsvaraa • sha ll be behind y no State in the Union in any eaorifices which may be n'ecesCary to put down this - - flicloly rebellion, and if it takes millions y i d her Money, and h . tuidreds of thousands lives .: Of theves Of fier. citizens,. she will give •;,them - freely for the defense and greserva tion'of the Union: '•-• . „ . CFiticism on Strategy. liame friends write to urge us to resume the free and fearless: criticism of Military Movements. We Cannot do it. We might _ • in some oases capon!, a blunder or help to . - deprive an incompetent commander - of the ; . : power to do further mischief; bnt we should oftener fail in the attempt, and then lie accused of causing the very disasters we had dose our utmost to siert. For in . stance, it is now as Well established ae any bath can:be so lilac it as a • single human the beiri fs g ta ha l a a n interei't id denying lt,,t h at mistake of 'lour Military directors list year, was that of delaying too long sad exechting I irresolutely their offensive moven - ent: our soldiers as they reached Washington been brigaded, drilled to field • movements, missed in a single army, and, so ' early as the let of June, ,Oushed:straight upon Richmond, it is a moral impossibility that they should not • _have taken that:city-before the f 4th July. -All this we.tirgod, for ihiswe exhor ° tetl,et tuttued, entreateil-411- in vain. Our pps Folnatiers., were .left: to waste ,precious weeks in idleness and 'dissipation.. in and about Washington; and when at length 'our • r(letitenttot-licacial i*as t'fairly driven to . ' orderitn advinee for which. he had made no sdeqeutte-preparations, end which war; utterly , 4epugnant - feelingsend . stews,our army was sent forward in two corm wholly indepentlent of each other, And with such delayS and - misamusgemon that all the Rebel strength in Virginia was ittaoked by a third.tif ours, - , with the inevi . ; Single , element of this Most needless disaster:—the long, debauch ._ lag „idleness in 3t r ealtington—the needless delay After oriwaing-i-the fatal division of oar 'fbrcei--was -exactrywhat w had ainly to prevent; andYet e evcry traitor in the Free States at,onco asserted, and most of tbe foold,;for a time bilieved; or affected to believe, that the movement !on Minimum had been made in obedience; to the diiitates et the Tribune!. We do not WM===M , . . I The ,editor of the Triples neverlid more foolish or . .dePlorafile. thing, than when he yielded to tbeluritlinga of his -one ' • Mies alter the (lignite. at Bull Run, .and 121 - abnegated kis true pOsition‘Mt an iudepen... - dent editor; and the l aboteriettsone for con 'tinning Ms wealtpolley are .no better thim 'those given for the that departure from the right pith.:. No pepfr__caz long bold the confidence: and the V i respect of tit's publicr; - Which admits thit i kitYields'its just rights, • and laye aside ite l iieperative duties, because the right centre urunitopular: A generous Public will hear,With :art benefit differenee of.opinion, Stoutly a n d sincerely persisted , while confidence will soon wither. and die, whets' art, editor yields Ms cenvictions toaftsitapittit' ;Of ipublic obloquy. The 2hlates gmteraNYCright; and it' , .htte 'the' good wishes of thotemn . dm who ate grieVed- Lzitlitiipiiifultienil'estation of Weakness.' . , . _ counties of that portion ed Eraieern'Virgigi.,.. l lying around ' Richmond ticeivoro-276,157; slaves and 240,480 ••free popiclaaop:F,W4M_doubta that:; had the slain of -region been early.given_ to tittderOtoTatt thitij suciems I.llv:ir 'fkiedoot our:;;-arm-y vmust -have !lee' ' t, IHoa""7cfsralt ~1.1054 re Ml,Thni#,_jidii .• now w -favor _of 4 _ 31 . e - I*fitiat , ,•,;, ;1011,1 1,2,1 t. 441 Gen.'Halleek. • Thesurmises in regard to Gen. HALLecr's position have been officially set at rest. lie is to be General-in-Chief of all the land forces in the United States, with his head quarterlit Washington. As Order No. 3 has been set asideby the late acts of Can gress, he will enter upon hie duties free from that embarrassment. He is no doubt an able military officer, and no one ques tions his loyalty. Let toi hope that "under his vigorous administration a more pros perous day. may dawn upon 'our military movements. . . bnis of his first duties is indicated in the following extract from a letter of . "Once,. Blount": Gen. Halleck will have a most interesting field upon which to operate here, especially in view of the fact that we are.to have a more deteimined general policy against the rebels. Gen-. Wadsworth, our present Mil itary Governor, has been determined in his course, but he has been thwarted by many considerations and interests in his efforts to expose and prevent the intrigues of the sympathizers around him. If it was right to put down the eiders and comforters of treason in Baltimore, Si- Louis, Memphis, Nashville, and' New Orleans, is it not more right to crush oat the same class in the city of Washington? This metropolis is situated between seceded ' -East Virginia and half seceded Maryland. Upon its possession many great interests undoubtedly depend. But it has so happened that here, where we -ought to be very strong, we are weakened by the presence and the intrigues of the sympathizers with Secession, and not sym pathiiers only, bet hy'agents and attorneys of the leaders of the rebellion, of the assas sins who seek the heart's blood of the Re public, and who, greatly as they have damaged and wounded the Government before, ARE NOW MORE POTENT FOR FATA-L MISCHIEF THAN EVER. When we consider the priceless blessings conferred by the Union upon all our people, we shall be not only amazed at the ingrati tude of those who, after enjoin these bless ings, oppose the power conferring them, but at the comparative indifference of our Government. Let us take care that Wash- Ligton is not made the headquarters of a conspiracy only second to the rebellion it self. Gen. HaHeck, who so completely under stood and controlled the rebels and sympa thizers in Missouri, will soon find Wash ington city and its environs a more ex tended theatre. He will not reside many days among us before he is convinced that; if he would defeat the armed foes of /our liberties, he must. checkmate and expel those who help the foe and hurt the good cause.under the guise of "neutrality." • A Change of pine. It is well known that/no paper in this country has contributed so much to build up a reputation „tor Gen. MCCLELLAN as the New YorVTimes. Its fulsome adu lations were ,nauseous, while its vitupera tions of thpie who asked for some reasons for the enormous amount of faith required by the / admirers of the young General, areasedindignation in the mind of every ntan of sense. Now hear what the same Timer says: For a year now the nation has leaned on Gen. McClellan and the splendid army which was placed at his disposal, and which 'he has molded into the most formidable force ever organized on this contitent. But it is idle to disguise the fact that their faith in him has been shaken to its foundations by his failure to accomplish with that army a single one of 'the results which it was adequate to achieve. It might have taken Alimassas—it ought to have beaten the rebel army at Yorktown—its leader promised with it to capture Richmond. It failed at every point, and while it has been growing weaker, the force it was fighting has been growing stronger, day by day. "It might have taken Manassas," says the Times, but why did that paper not say so when the lonely. Quaker guns laughed the army and the nation to scorn. "It ought to have beaten the rebels at York town," says the Times, but when it did not beat them, why did not. that paper still praise in the most extravagent terms the strategy of the young General who commanded this splendid array. Was it the fault of the army or the General that it 'failed at every point," as the - Times now admits? And this Times affects to be a leader in public opinion! . Drafting.l.//ow They Do It. The subject of drafting has become one of considerable interest within a few days past,theidea gainingcurrency that a draft from each State'will be made to fill up our thinned regiments in the • field. Drafting is provided for by a law:of Congress framed in 1792, entitled "An act to provide for the National defence, by establishing a Uni form Militia throughout the United States," afterwards amended and applied • to all arms-bearing citizens of the country. The process of drafting is about the same in the various States:-Rolls are prepared of those liable to sere_ e- r sbletlxidird men between the'agcs of eighteen and forty-five—and the requisite number of names are drawn by lot in the presence of prescribed offi- Clair.. The persons drawn are notified, and, given opportunity to .prove themselves ex empt, or-provide suitable substitutes, fail ing in which, they are compelled to serve, or submit to heavy penalties, generally im prisonment. The country' has a'right to the,services of her citizens in/defence of theiation, as none will dispUto avoid the disagreeable necessity of a forced exaction of such service; he thinned ranks of our shattered army „should be filled st once by the voluntary- tender of every man who can by any means leave home. —Ex. We do not know but the wisest thing the Goiernment can'dc;, is to resort to drafting at once. There are strong reasons in its favor, and 'we trust, that den. RALLECK will , 'take it into immediate consideration. No th+ishould be lest from 'a _repugnance to retairt to the'proper ancilegal way of using , , the military power of the nation.. - • — /VGBOSSl.Ottritink.— . —The Norfolk Union details the circumstances of a gross oute rage by a seeessioniat, a _young man who, the editor, "is; informed,::m a nephew of lodge Taney : . Ile taut bit. recently held a commission < the rebel army, but is now at large open !parole. • A newsboy, selling Northern paperty accosted the young man, as is usoaldith the boys, to purchase, when he was rebuffed in ,a brutal manner. , The boy's father.remonstrated with him for his conduct„ when the -young villain drew, a knife upon him, and created an excitement which canned the arrest of the incipient assassin. Secesh were prompt to Oiler bail, Maimingconsideraton for-him on the score of his " respectability, but the. Captain of the Guard promptly refused to accept bail for the wretch. {vas . it because of his respecia ,biliiy that tie. was out. on, parole, whilst "so many better men, are in prison? WE nxvn the extraordinary announce- Mint,: in the Indianapolis . Sentinet,' that Messrs. Crittertden-tind Wickliffe, of Km tuckyilhave coniented to address a Con. , yention of the Bright Democracy, at lit: Aianapolis, on the 80th inst. This party is managed_ by the Knights 'of the Golden Chicle.,-Cincinnati, Gazette. GEN. MITtIIEL'a FAMILY Serr.--Genoral Mitchel's .family-woe on the train from Ifuntssille, , Alte, on Saturday test, when it was thrownfrom the track, but, we arehap py,to state, titer reeeiyed no injury. - . • Bonitems• wishes stew More men ffMEM Important Leglakt tion of the Late SeMdon. LeLit be remembeied, by those who hare ITC OR AN .D ,RALLY . FOS .UDR. ---, COUNTRY -.40 ARRA -TO ABMS! otrs deemed it the touchstone of. wisdom' to COUNTRY t ALIRIOR RCMP t .c abuse the Congress just adjourned, and the i • : : : essence ofpradent ;care for the fatnre Of republican liberties, Eo wish that some Gen • - eral . would, as thei elegantly phrased it, "turn the blatherskites out of doors," that among the measures Which the aliumedbody has left the c . ountryi: perfect and complete, are such as these: ; . I. The janglings Ortwiiiity years have been ended, and at Dist we hake a practi cal Pacific Railroadlletw, -miderlrhichict uul work-on-the road will be speedily and vigorously begun. i 2. The , disgrace of three quarters of a century has been wiped from the national escutchecin — and the United States Govern ment stan ds beforethti world freed from the stain or blot of !human slavery.. The Capital Of - it free people is no longer Bur. ; rounded by laves, for the District of Co lumbia is at.last, free soil; and all the Ter ritories of the Union, and places over which the United States exercises exclusive control, henceforth iecognize the law that "Freedom is National," and that the Gov ernment can know nothing of slavery, save as an outrage of all Constitutional guaran tees. 8. The measure o beneficence and wis dom alike that accords homes on the public domain to all who will take them, has been reached, and the demand of long years has at last been answered by a Free Homestead Law. 4. A new era has been inauktirated by a change in the whole aystem of raising the nationarrevenue. As a nation we knew nothing of the science of taxation, and had, been content to secure means for our ez penditures by taxes on imports. Whether for good or bad a total revolution has"been wrought, and a system of taxation which E A "or Mr. Sumner might we call itself an epoi' ," has been adop 5. The °overtime has at'last approxi mated to the spirit end demands of the people by declaring that have no right to own anything," and the Confisca tion act thusbecoma4 one of.onr most for midable tutales,Asf warfare. Amnesty for such of the miegutdedmasses as are willing to lay down/their arms ;. but neither prop erty nor,life fOr the leaders and persistent supporters of the rebellion—such is hence fordithe spirit ofssui laws. rho recognition or Hayti and Liberia, Abe measures for practically carrying out the treaty with Great Britain for the sup pression of the slave; trade, the endowment. of Agricultural Collages, and a long list of other important measures swell the roll of what this Congress has accomplished. What Congress has done better, or as well? Unionism in Bnitimore.-The City Not .'Loyal to the Core." To the Editor of the New York Times: As the flights of Taney indulged in by "31," hi Thursday's issue of your paper, are likely to have a wide.ciroulation, (1 observe them copied without Credit in this morning's Philadelphia inguirer) and are calculated to give a very erroneous view i3f the real state of feeling here,: I cannot, from a emit° of duty to the loyhl people North, who ought to know the truth, refrain from cor recting them, since: such statements are liable to produce harM in begetting a false security in the honor and loyalty of this city. I wish it were posSible to indorse it, and his comforting conclusion, that "Baltimore is loyal to the core." Nothing can be further from the truth. Remove the troops that now garrison Our forts, and in lees than a week we shotdd be out off from suc cor by the North, whilst Treason's bloody hands would be bmiy in destroying the lives and property of all loyal citizens. Our local authorities are powerless, or worse. Nothing brit the strong arm pra serves peace and order, and God forbid it shall be removed, u n til treason lies dead and buried never more to rise. Treason today is more bitter in Balti more than ever. The recent rebel suc cesses (?) have emboldened its mouthpieces here to an extent that is almost unbearable to a loyal man. RaYing recently returned from nearly a years sojourn in Europe, the contrastbetween the. present feeling and that existing at the time of my de parture is most striking. Numbers of my then intimate friends new scarcely acknow ledge my existence by a nod, whilst the be havior of my immediate neighbors is so unbearable that I Have been obliged to re port it to the military authorities, who have,. however, taken no steps to abate the an noyance. A number of ladies and gentle. men nightly cengrogate upon their stoop, (Southern fashion,) and until a late hour indulge in an endless tirade against the Government and the "Yankees" generally; openly boasting of ;their "secession 'eau- - meats, and praying for the appearance of Jackson and his rabble, (they hays dubbed him "Portable tenet," Jackson now,)'when they threaten to do for every "Yankee" in. the city. Their remarks being aimed at my family, occupying our parlor windows, you may judge °Utile extent of the annoy ance,!continued nightly. But a few even ings since they held a raffle for a picture, the proceeds to be;devoted to purchasing delicacies for the libel prisoners confined in our jail, which! raffle, I regret to say, was attended by a •trittn wearing the garb of a United States officer. And all this al most under the shadow of the monument consecrated to the *ether of his! ccuntry. • I have trespassed top , long upon your time and space, but an earnest desire to let the people know the truth mustbe my apol ogy. If all Secessiimiets South be as bit :r as these of. Baltimore, God• help our , poor bleeding count=y. W. BALTIMORE, Saturday, July 19, 1811... Perbonal. Bi-President Van Buren, whose_ health has been'graduallifailing for the last few months, is thus written of by a correspond ent of the Boston Towns!: BINDEB#OOB, N. Y, .Te The public heie'been tor.a considerable time painfully apprised of the precarious illness of the venerable. Ex-President Mar .tin Van Buren, atills good home, In this beautiful village. Re has:beenout of health and _gradually declining for nearly a year, but, as previously announced by telegraph. within the last few ;days his condition has become rapidly , dangerous, and the an nouncement of his death at any time would be received with more sorrow than surprise. The chief cause of the Ex-President's illness the mildest form of asthma, which has since developed itself in 4 dangerotis Ceterrhal affection of the lungs and throat, from which he can' receive little If any relief. The affection at times is -very-painful and causes great difficulty in breathing. During the month of February, and until the month of May, Mr. Van . Buren was in New York under the treatment of some craft:tent physicianssuCh as ille,ssrs.,Oris wold, Clark and Metcalf, but he returned home witbont: receiTing any apparent ben efit or relief., Be hoe since been under the care-of Ms ,family , 'physician, Mr. •J. M. Pruyn, of this town • ' , , The eightieth birthday of Mr. Van Buren occurred on the - 4th ef December last. Be has survived hitrwlfe . shoat forty yearn, and has a famfily'of Areisons,".unmarried, viz: 'John Smith add Abritam, his fast named the oldest and thnlitter the young. at.' Smith andAbrithirn are hare ai home; antLJehn. who has teen an invalid for• the tpairtio yeans but is now, recovering, ie BLOWB—On ir edam* Timing; at 6 . o'sloelt, EMMA. WOW. of Jag: and Susannah Walt, aged 8 years and 6 months. The funeral will take so TIIVIIIIDAY tronitsoi July Nth, 10 o'stocirj Al* ttiateiddenci"wthae parents; •Nn.'2BB nirtd it#,l, - Ai/4 1 1 07c . . 110 Minds at no ateur azossms.'iribav 4142".• of . • - • PUBLIC ArorzcEs 300,000 To hang Mahal 'its - and leers corm.`, by l/ 01- To ley. us down for freedom's Jake, oar brothers b•nee beside t Or hem:foul treason'e savage grasp, to 7 - Mich the • mruderom Melo And in Mt.'s o_ of ionic, fora. its /ragmen's Ls pais& Ito hundred shimmed loyal men end ncm base gone bekre, We are coming, Father Alarm, three hundred thou.- mud mom •- t(688 KtILTING of the citizens of Allegheny county will be field on the - - WEST pOMMON, In the City of Allegheny. 'OO Thunday, July Nth, at I o'clock P : i 1 111., To devise mean. for the speedy enlietment o isr, quo/ of the au ,out, MEN called into the like by the President of the United States, to .91r. Abe Rebelleon and r. store the power of the Nation:o'oov enement. Ist all who le ere their Cannery, hei Laws and Constituteon, who valueabe bleesingaof Lleorty, and dears victory to or°. n our Srmyecome to the rescue. qua CatiITITUTION aiDTBZ,UNIOJI aver In tancaviese, and treason put.to the,eword. THEEMEN 0/ WESTEBN PENKSYLV s NIA, Tote are meet urgently requested to attend he so same:daze of the people. dlbsgheny county will wel come you with warm beard: arid open doors. The Committee of Arrangements bate invited the following clamed distinguished gentremen to be 9res. eat and address the meeting: , Hon. 'A. O. Cu tin, Governor of Peuusylvatda; Hon Morton ld'Sliclael, of Philadelphia; Hon. e entel S. Dickinson ot hew York; bett.,Johre O. Fremont; of New• York ; Rev. R. C Breckenridge, of Kentucky; Hon. Hiram Wed. brid .e,,of New Tork • Ron. David Wilmot, of Penn sylvania ; Hon. D.vilt Tod; Odvernor or cheo, and other distinguished speakers of Western Peoree. By order of . he , 'ommittee of Arrangemml. THOMAS EL HOWE, CbiLtrais.u. Bobt. ICKnight,B. P. Jones , Baht.. envoy. I Christian Zug, Geo. W. Can; J. H. Halm. tou, Jas. I. Bennett, J. E. Moorhead, J. B. Ill'cliotock P. C. Shannon, Jo. R. Hunter. C. B Benelleon. B. P. Nevin, 'That B. Blair, [lce. Friowden Ism. June, r. IL Marshall, (Jame Park, Jr. C. H. Paulson, John M. Ir• In. Iv=td 10. T 11 11141 W MEWIThti. —1 he COIItdITTSZ OP AHHANGEHENTS for the •••Grend Bally for the Country," to be held un THURSDAY, the 24th lost., Would reepectfaily re qu st that, OA far u it may be .practicsole ' .11 beat. nee. may be enepended on the cite:noon et that d •y, so as to afford the moat ample °ppm, :unity to Our en • tire unit population, whether employer or em ployee, nun or wonuot, to be present and part•elpate In the proceedings of the mewing. The citizens of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the neighboring boroughs are particular', reTutelcd to display the National Flag frrm their dullin, • and planed of liminess during the day. The roosting will assemble on the Wen Commun, In the city of Allegheny, at 1 p. m. Delegations of citizens hom abroad will tied the Committee of Arrang.mente at the Roo, • of the Board of Trade, Fourth street, Pittsburgh, until the. boar of mretiog. The Governor of the Commonwealth haa signified his intention to be present, and other distinsuliMen palm:tun from abroad are also expected to be pre,. ant, and to address the meeting. Stands will be prepared on the ground for both Inalielt and German speakers. • Themes:al epeaket• who are limited are requested to meet the Committee ex the Rooms of the Busted of nude, at I 2 o'clock en Thursday. The several Railroad Couipanies have getter...ly proposed to issue Excursion Tickets for tom day at half the tumal price. Ina matter which apneas eo directly to the patri• °Hem of the whole people, It certainly cannot In or armory Mir. the Committee to urge upon every o then the importance of giving to the effort which is being Made to recruit the depleted and shatter. ran. 01 our armies already in thefield, and of non' ribu ins, with the least possible del•y, the quota of renosyl• Tanis t. the new limy, of 800,0 Mi additional men, celled (or by the Pseudo:a, his cordial and rimiest an port . TSQti. li MOWS Jima chairman Committee of Arrangrme—ta r - : - . 4....uvrux,e, AT Tab 1.130 A t.TTY o'n7 COLLEGE. corner of Pion and 81. Clair ma" TEM (THIIESDAT) MORNING, at 11 o'clock Y FANI It Y. ONLY HINT MONTHS' BIERYICL In o mp.o7 being raised under the authority of liar. Curtin, an the terms stated in him totent order and pnelatuatton. Enlistothota la thus company can be made at STAND NO 6, on the W,tt Common, Alle. gheoy, during the Blase Hteting to-day. Alta, to, day. tecruita will be received as Itio.lo4Teteral at., oppnatte the Allegheny &vino }kat, whale further tunirosatton ma be obtained. . friALLIAIII.ISIS PublVE 11.: E.— .mr Thai alleghtety Postoltee Ell le euta t i day. (Tburiday,) Jul7.4tb, Demean tilt hours or 1 and $ o'clock p ,to pursuance of the rt qua of Ik. Committs. of A rampemmita air the Idaskal.t. tog, In order that all may pared pate in theeselel ea. P 124 B A/1111M B. RIDDI.d. $1 twiTyrdisumitt ANU OJNN ELLS. PILLS 8 B.COIIPANT.—Ftm Monroso■ Turns Casa Division Coustitcriosr BONDS.— INldera lire hereby sallied that the letterset tiou • • on the &boys Bot dr, due 4eigurt let, 1862. will • veld on thst dy ob procreation sad delivery ai the Pittsburgh TraerCompany, Wood street, to the oily of Pittsburgh. ' • ku24rid W. O. HOGEIABT. Treason r. Urflqi Of 0TT4311000 C.1117.1L1X0 UnlitYeal IifIOCIA2IOII or Primal:. sit. ,Pltiddirigh. Pa., July Yid • 1262. .11 - 11113: ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN DIEZatOBB will take place a• the Boom of the Association. No. 94 Watar airret, 00 NON DAY, the 4th day of Anstalt; at 1 0 o . c.toat In. lambert absent from the city ma vote by prosy. ;naiad Jig). B. LIVINGSTON...imoIai". jr z .?NATIONAL. TAX UN he ...,-,"••• 'imams of The Pittsburgh Clas Oompany bare adopted the folkortogneointion: limsmuch 'tithe Pittsburgh fias Comports tr. desirous ol ancommodsting their fellow cilium.. as tar as may t. cooldstent with' the thtareNts t f the atoetholdets; therefore. "Rescind. th.t the mid Oconpauy will continue to rural h their Gas at the nun* iste as at pre cut, foi the ensuing rig months, notwithata ;ding the Ls. of fifteen cents a thousand cable init. Ironed and im,s. • ed therm by the authority of the National Careen niantt." , clilltlSTT, Treasurer ; Jas 19th.18139jullklwit, PI7II3BURUII I'EfdALE Cult "LlDS—ate. 1.0. Paisunto. A. M., P. est dent. Beet austained College in the Stale. Fourteen Teachers. Attends/we list year YAIL Rupert. bri,k buildings. ,Thorotigh sad extend,, muse of stnity. Tstsausratia sod Olsen Sumo taught., FORTY DOLLARS per term, for 'boanilmr, Bgh6 Au, ' Fall Term commences IiAPTZEIBER 4d. Bend to the President for &Analogue. • Julldhir 31, 8181 BLECTIUN lityricit.=—The Stook holdara of. Mao tarns . SAW MILL RUN RAILROAD COMPANY grill kokl an attatton at their of2co to Tompazanotoril4 l / 2 on SATURDAY, July 26tti; between the boars of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m., to ilea one Preatdoot and sit Direct4ni to aim for the valuing year. 1110.• NIRLD,-Pretidant. XL W 4D rzierzez.nr-rrs. SEND TO A BROTHER, 01 IRMA tx TEN LIMY, ON OP THE PATENT WETTING OA$Eb far sale try W. S. RAVEN, *OOD AND tHOD STILINTA It contains Pon Ink, Paper, Nadi, C 9911 Matters and Cheeketb9l2d, and P 9 1 9 9 9 tures 091 9 eit. hub/obi , 9 %am. • .01 UMea or Mt OttrittoLiza oy ALLSoIiZOT Co . . . • Pittsbargb, , July 211;1862 J IV-OTICE TO .DELLNQUENT- TAX .a.I; PATllitB.—Ay the, law of Ray 1et.1861, Me. CoottoWl• Id compiled %Onto fa the orlheof the Pro.. thonmary of the-Coast of. ColaWww Pleat a Mate d statement of oil taxes on reel !Mato for with ward,. botOtokti or towaiblp, which bite been rotor od to Mosby tbe Trams. r at the end of • wh yrw for es - or/oration as Wocottorted and sesolleelable. This statement ts filed, in detail, In dootet pared.,for :the swam. and. remains a lien on said property nntli ruby paid.... A wire 'adds In the fr. so ef , a s nit* fai-ksa on a mortyage win, be lamed agelnet the piffles so tharpd. the Imam pf abeny aninty. and ohs year fr om Um return day -of the ,writ of wire factor sant, of teoari facia, may be - lamed and the property forthwith sold. • Pureheyers as sucfs.male will acquit* a penliet title. Notlos is inireby partial I Striated lti ime costs by making Immadilte mason In ens mull, from side dais *writ of „facia* arill.6e 'issued asainet delinquents for taxes of 11161 and ../ loam . upsnor LABIBLET, Controller. • - • 116111:11rda3twIf •- Su LA _ PILLti or Aoldity ot to / o:hemmed Diners, Mintslo no aliohol; Covers Ptls, for rheumatism • ' ' • Lindsejs Blast lesreneripnedne; Sudan and Corn Plumes. werranted; . insect Powder. certain, death to Besehes, &r.; Benzine. bedded; removes gnaw , . elo.l Bollard eln, bibs' s lage;. ~ / Bedford 'Bator, fresh from the spring; • Binfoger's Gin, 60 dozen; __l I/ . Nails of Bowls, a tonleand st.lnosisul; ' lingnulls Ila , to, meows idefp:e., B:4 -Clines* flower Wafer. serf One;' Pnleul • fl.diellnel. largest wisortment In . the any . • Bed by / SIMON JOIINBTOIf, • log{ 1 °, corner Smithfield and: Fain!' streets. BULONK,* an of *Tory discript lon of„ 1:7 NATU R E. N 0.46 SMITH/X.l,Lp ISTIATT, • A - Ad...taint or ' , mummers. rriarrs irrac; =auto naurrruas ecestaittlyas taird/whieb F4lll. MEM JrE lir AD rERTISEALEXTEL " , zoLuTtoN OF. CO-PARTNER- J811 , P.-Olke Co Partnership heretofore exist. tag bert•Taik /frau Wdosonna and Tniotas Paw. ' louder the name rod stylo of WODDSIDE d PARRY, is dissolved by mutual consent. Either ot the par- Umpire authorized to nettle any onSettled buslan rot the dm, at Moir old °Mo. MEGA WOOD IDE, THOMAS PAESI% Muhl:with, July 234,1e62 7 1, -P. it.:=inegyks PARRY hiS . nx torch. -101 the Machinery, de , belonging to the firm, will - resume .operations spin aa loon 4 ho'can obtal/a suitable location on of tha city. 11324:3‘ 300,000 --E. -,Karaeatts, a AA -Wobbles'', aged about 29,Yeaco, with blank hair and whiskers, and sbahtly pock-marked on the mks', left me for the porprwant seekitst employment as minor, on the 9th of ,fifris, Rocs which time no intelligent* has been orceived from him. Any per. son knowing his whquibonb will wafer a favor by Informing mantB•Mt.ton Post OfOce, Loserne Co. 7 .• table • ANN RTC BARDS. INDIA KU /WISH CAAIr BLANKET 3, 80 - Fifers' sur—A. large supply, of • eupwlor gaalltJ, st low prices, Just received at the India dubber - D.lv% t 6 and 26 St. Clair streets. Pal . J. L H. PHILLIPS, A ,TRIKI; YOU killitiEH AUES. The COAL fiIINkILS of Penn Stall On. Weatntoro• Wad counts, Pa., limn turntd out far thirty-nye ants per • •gon„ listead of thlrtyone. jo211:11r tlittiEtt APPLES —2s' bbls. just re- Vr d sod br wile by J. 0. NeVAY. 1°24 No. 10 Smitbfield street. Bmistri METAL, a good article, for solo tow, by ALaX. PUBTZS, N. X. comer South usttl Peon Meets, PIIILLDILPHIA. Attu, JEBSISY CITY 011110111 LES, Nos, 10 to 100. u23:lxxx r LNQ-50 tons ttIiEIST ZLNC, darn, spel by water, for elle rery kw, In quantities to soli, by ALEX. PUEVNS, N K. corner South end Penn streets. Ja=lnnen PIITLADELPITIA. . V Two or three good COITZHEiIIITLIS up bear of permanent wort In • Weetern city, and good wettest b/ appt7ipi at Jut3:2t No. 37 FIFTH 13TRILICT. BAS. T WIL t:1-,-100 bundles now landing bow stammer Citizen, for de by 1021 IBAIAH DIOKLY It CO. OCONISILiNMENT.- v 100 boats Paid Starch; Lake Whit* Flab; 1.11 half bbl.. Mackerel; 10 do Leka Herring; o bbl. pare Vinegar; 100 dozen fanny Bronnt; 4,000 lbs. clear .81des; 4 tierce e. C. Cincinnati Hams; 300 N. prime Feather.; In store and ter sale by L. H VOICT & CO Ah °RUIN 41Nitat to alaiirize Knap Rudd a Co. to lay • railway from their woo ke to We Allegheny Valley Rahway on Pike street. bro. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by lke Maur. A1d0...J. do...J. and ciliates of Piarborpia. In bated and Coml.. Council auesebkd, and it is hereby mooted by the an. chord!, of the same, That the firm of Keep, Rudd Co. be and they are hereby authorised to lay • slug's railway track from their foundry and machine shop. on the corner of O'Hara and Etna streets, in the city of Pittsburgh, to Pike street, and to connect the same with the Allegheny Valley Railroad on mid Pike .treat, between O'Hara nod Weshingtort streete, mil° nee and occupy so much of the streets of said city u may be necessary for said purpore, and main tain, keep up and use amid track for the purpou of f.airtnting the shipment of cannon and other heavy ordnance. C. 2. That this powers above conferred are grant ed upon the folios ins rapes. rondltion• : Ist..That said firm shall pay or teem to be paid, 'to the Treasurer of the City of Pittsburgh, for th• of said city, the sum of one hundred and seventy-eve dollars per annum, so lunges the said track shall re main rip. n said at eats, which sum shall be pad in own telly Instalment. 24. That mid firm stall use in the construction of said tract rails of a pattern to bi approved by the Recording Regulator of field city, end the construc tion of the MA. dual be in all respects under the nape vision and subject to the approval of sold Re canting itegul t r, whose services shall be paid for by said film. &L That said firm keepclean and in piirp• Wel good repair, from curb to curb, that portion of the tamers of said city of Pittsburgh through arid over which said rallaay may yam 4th. That they will not, stony Cm., obstruct the etreets of said city Ly permitting ass to stood upon the same. tin. That they will remove raid track fr.m mid streets upon Zoe termination of the existin, war, whenever required so to do by resolution of the Co .n. ells or said city, of Pittsburgh, or when rsuuln d so to do under the &I section of the act; and upon the removal of themune, pus the said etreets in good re. pair ft OM cure is turn. bac 1. This ordinance shall not go Into effect, ndr shall It be published or monied, until the said firs Shell fife ' In the oface of the City Contro ll er, an agr.ementaccering this ordinance, with all its provbiouy and conditions, mod covenantleg that any tailor, to comply with any of its terme may, at the opt ton of the vJouncLis of mid city of Pittsburgh, be held to work • revocation of lb. privilege. herein granted; and upon their tellers to 11119b,0 the said tracks, after ten days' notim, the ettvel Commis. eloper of the proles district may remove the same, and enlarge the espouses of said removal', and the re. par of said streets, to mid firm, sod retain this Ma tattle of said road until the same Is luny - psi& Ordelued and enacted Into • Ulf in trundle, Ibis 14th day of J My, A. b. 1802. . . DICEIABD C. DALE, lute of On. A. 911 P B• 0. Attest: A. Moises, MEP3:.;gE! CINCINNATI LEAD WORSE McCORKICK, GIBBON & CO., Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Pig Lead, Patent Shot and Hall LSD BTCLIEO3.I. Bing excloatudy In the Lead Trade, w• can fornith the e stare to better advantage to Dum; and en amos kanla than ma b. had einem hare, nxbrico ta, ttoaahas, Dramsoer—like, Make end Ants. Leers" prew—Bad Base. Destroy your—Moths to Jon, Clothes, .to. Destroy yeer—lthspeltoes and Pleas. Destroy your—lnsects on Slants end Yowls. Dethosjoer--Inamta on kntmo/s,io. • Costar's Rat, Roach, dre., Rxterminator; Bed-bug Exterminator; Electric Powder for Insects. "ONLY CPTALLTBLZ HEMILTIV3 KNOWN." "Pm from PoisouL" "Not dangerous to the Homan Tangy." "Rata do not die on the premises." • "They come out onkel, holm lo die." Sold toorthsre—by all WArderats L'ruggi* in the large tit es, end by Owspyith, Grocers, t and Mathes gewemlly, In all country towns art.7l. Ogee in the United States. L. Z. EILLISB k CO. and B. A. FAUNZEITOCIE A CO., principal wholmals and re7agents Ia Pittaburgb, Pb. kriPthemtry Dealers can order as above, or address olden direct, (or for prices,torms,Ze..,) to tISNBY STAB, JelB.3mdawT No 482 roadway. Sew York. 'etL, N, Pro. !rata*. UM TE MD tStATISIS On, 14.4. • / Jamas E. 80,8130 N, Ills celebrated Hotel win be open for the rem. time of ebdtors orvBATORDAY, June Y 1,1862, and will wattune °pelt until September 18th. . . Since the last moon - many handsome Inspenve.: 112.1214 made. both to the bowie bed grounds, adding still further to the tonsfort, canoe. ammo and'pleasure of the sues.. Persons desiring to spend the rammer et the sea. .ho 1l find the aceouunedations at the UNIT= BT TES eitpertor thou of soy tater house on the Atlantic east.' / HAllaiarma ctisbrated Band has been engaged for the, an d be under th e hdireethe el the IdeteranYer. • Kr. 1110KAB H. BAB/IAM late of Cape Kay, trill hare el:: the Billiard Boom, Teerrin Al. leys and Shoot Gisdlery. - - • Sbe eitendle proem:dents made two 'years ego, and three 'mule connonplation by the owners of this splendid artablislament, la an ample guarantee of what the patrons of the hones may aspect audio its !MBE! A.. 8. mint, - Tor itvinietarc el 01.0 BOND USE I'IVESVF -111,7111C CITY OF ALLZGLINNN;Pa.-..The aa. thoritiee of the City of Allegbeny, Pa.. ors row pre. wed to tone Eeer_boridi hi aching* flir railroad bond/ ofjeald dty, ape the bob of , compromise biteettcroliered by them. - Holder, of such railroad bonds aaa':TOCcttre-drcit lare containing full inknrmation fa relation Ntereto, by applying by letter or otherwise to • . H. NNYNR, Nag , NO. T 8 Beaver strati, N.Y., - WINSLOW, LANIER It CO.. - No. FA Wall Watt, N. N., • • • D.IIIiIOFERBON, Tressurar Otte Olty of Allegheny: ; PITTNITIOGE. 10/1.104-- - • . 60 bble.Onsebed end Pulverised 1 : 7 60 dci Coffee An • • • lee nab by • _Ode) W. IL GOMM AHD • VIL-40 tio.! / -for. - apouro: MEI /AIM IicAULEY, Pres Mimi of Boleti. CouttoiL Clark of &loot Council. A. O. kCCABDI,IB9, PccoMont of Common CounclL *VAC 11.11NIITAOTIMILB8 or And Bar Lead. ALSO DSALERS IN Block Tin. enaNTto • r 1 . ~ ~.. ' -. 41'" , / DR • GOODfI. DRY 000,Ir I sew Sills. P/ PRINTS, OHINTZS, cnnuems z / BLAOK 111:18LiNfl, CrIIZOIJ3, TIOKIN6B, et. 811DIXZB SHAWLS, CLOTH BACQUI4 sammss atectugs. ' SILK BACQUZ4 BILK CIRCIILABS, BILK HANTILLAB. The Banque% Mantles, and an the neaten styles. We otter them at Eastern cost • THIN DIUMS GOODS at 6.% cents. MIABROIDESICD DIMS GOODS iii;l234 cants. DABBED AND STIIIPICD DIMSS 131'00D15, 1334 e CALICO STRIPED DRESS GOODS j t S cent. mulaniec, umuvroN. PACIFIC, ZNGLIBB, SPRAGUE. Ell of the but makes or CoGym, al 12X0 ORGANDY LAWNS at LSoesta JACONST LAW NB at 1234 tents PREIIOII (JAMMU% from 123 to 104 PLAIN COLD BILK MULLINS, for chndrois, colors fist, at 87% coats, regular price,. 62% cants.' The *bore geode ban been markid down-to en sore quiet pled. W. .& D. HUGUS. ints • DRY GOODR SALE' LITRAORpIAri EY. J.W. Baticer &Goa 59 Jflarket Streit. 1112111 .ANNUAL CLEAILtaCk BALM, WITHOUT REGARD TO COST BAINVins IN. IVICHYTIIING BONE PRICE, ONLY HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE. NEW GOODS BOUGHT AT OLD PRICES We des're to call the attention of all country and city Merchants, ldilllners, Peddlers 141 retail buyers to our stock of NEW GOODS. Haring pruchwed lirgely previous to the late id. TAWS in prim. Ire MO no. prepared to offer the hest bargains to the city. We specially recommend air stair of HOOP MINTS, of all grades, from 4 sat* to 59 wings. ' • DRESS TRIMMINGS and nanorr TEMMIIdG I 'RIBBON*, In greet variety. NEW EMBROIDERIES, at very low prices LINEN WDE'7B, in all styles, from a cents up _ COTTON HOSE. for Lidice and Childtan, all dui, all qualities and all plias. GLOVES and GAUNTLETS, alegani wortmant. BLACK LAO MITE, of all kinds' HAIR - NETS and MUD DRESSES. A )arga twain:mat of POBTIiONAIIS, FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS, clan kinds. . JOSEPH HORNE, WHOLMALIC BOONS-24 and Ed itarles, J1:19 Hoc 77 sae 79 Werke: street D RY GOODS, CHEAP FOB CASH, J. M. Burchfield's. HAYING a lug. stock on band, se old prima, en and will sell goods for CASH amp!, than as he sold wholesale In the gait. BEST CALICOS, kw i a mbi. .. LAWNS, .. IS do; anti; Do.of LAVIL in 12X, anti; Do. BLEAONS. .MA •Ao; Trading DRUM GOODS. cheap; MULL MUSLIMS, chasm MANSOOICKUBLINS, sheep; DIKITT/WING CLOTH, cheap; • WORE-ED EDGING and INSERTIMON SILL AND LAOIS MANTILLAS, cheap; SALVUZB AND MANTILLAS. cheap; SHAWLS AND HOOP SHIRTS. sarporr FAIL TO CALL. Intl) pIIECHASED BEFORE THE LATE el= DIUL9I 000D3, at old. pricer BLIT PRINTS, at 1% oasts per jaid. MUSLIM!, MUM and PANT tour r a wary hullo anoriaant at ♦eq low prices.tor 4.IIII(.iNLT DRESS GOODS! DRESS'. GOODS! • • •- Ostapa tban war, to ekes thai LACE MANTLES AND POINTS, AT 'HALT Pl/10/1. / Our !dock la very large, and we ere talk% many ankh" at lets than Zastarn package)nices, at ea pruent time. C. HANSON LOVE 4 CO., ul9 74 Market Street EATON, Id/ MUM N 0.17 111TH 'Ave timing out fluir entire stock of French Ernbroi4:ieries DIAL LACSTRISINZD GOODS, at COST, T• maks Too m foi tat; yardman. EATON, KACIIVIR .1k CO., NARROW TUM.NO GEYRADINEvm3 jn brauti,bln4 l / 4 :91V, dnib; pun a!id black. jig Jolt CATON. ir Jrlfib AGENTB;:PEDDLERS, TRADERS , AND Tai ISPY 111.4=0 CLASSEI aI:M ZgALLLT of —Groat c inducemen tsumnicarad cared t the 132. Modon ont BMW of krat Woad, JMWELSrand compontionaid *Arum that command VW, and ancommas montstartwbana Man of the t kind wUI tat Moran" troatod nitb. Tor prim an tollgamicutano addrna at once. HIIBBAB.O - 11401 2.3113; 67 MIMS* moat. N.. Tort. C.!ITPINE I. CEEB E Il—Received Shia • do Uri, Hado fd do _do dotall ebako do; ' • " 10 bbla. huh fun ' J at. boldie:7; ' j 023 „ - -L S. Tows ;iLu- ~ Mil 4150 BE,BT PLANOa $l5O ! ,. 13110V118TILIMIt HALE hating roamed to thou new Varirooll2i, No. 478 BROADWAY. E=M;GMO=I :•i OOTAVII BOAriVOOD PIANO. =galling alt naproramenta known in Ltda counts, Or Zoom aramtrung bats, /mkt grand seam harp pedal, tan iron frame, Ibr 1/50- CABZ; I - Warnuated tbr nvc TEAR& Rich moulding cues, 9175 10'1200, evranted made of the losttooloood tootsrlat, and to stand bout& than aoylold tbt , lI O or t r b 7 the*n old *n etball of manseattare. Wotootto boot g oezwaingu l iD Vate ot e y trL. tor any bas toittintoolorodist tbit country. GROVESTERI & BALE, dre 8 1 ROADWA1. N.Y. V/NIAMVS UNIU ALLEII PLAT ' 3X—One metier 7 Ware; aired. Hoisted Are ► sad frost, Lid One Of MOM 7 cetare a llein Pianos,, its above superior nakstii it - Two 6)i oe tiro will arrive to • law °HARLOT= /3 HAM a THill•irool. fkils spot lbr Rube's rimes, and also i6r PrioosN. ,Hermonluras sad Meloolscrox. • julo STEINWAY'n ICBM Ml' .41h Jwt recessed, some elegant IP4and 1: echo* },TSINWAII PIANOS, Oproperb workolinstdp and doh& Tor solo at No. 63111111 street. o'_3 tt. , ltllllllll/ BRO.- 11.1,1 AN brILINGS;BrtaIL, 11: ,T Trebles, or L Mingo, 4 lengths,. best iptillty—...2oc &Condi, or A 0 3 0 1ta1ian...45 Thirds,- or D 0 S u -" 15 Fiorito, or 0 0 I lesgtti;purs'aUver.....,...so Touch or 01crininiist, i 3 Od and k Bin p, Bast quality Guitar D, AZ fa 'Bur gangs, sion.l6 BiOond Do. / ! iimcb.lo Bart quality Violincello, 'A and D„ Bait " 14 and 0, 0 'Maid - to any addros, pot paid, on roadpt of tb, nosey, or in yostagestampi, by- - .10Hb H. aurad.o% 031 Wood Wed. . B.—A large lot of fresh litany just antral slip, iolins, Violin Coma Flutes, Accordions, Ac. -fed{ 1 1 / 4 1 ti fI.A.BiU 4./Nlt, Just receiving, . very large 110, atock of PIANO FORTES, selected pituonally from the celebrated loanunictorim ci .1 bickering as nom, Baton; Ballet, Darla d' Benton; and Haselton Bran, New York-411 of new Myles, and will be .old at present manufacturer.' c. dliced rates for cub or on • reasonable credit. "ler sale by .14 JOHN H. atzza,os, M Wood at. MEW MELODEON& AND HARM°. A.l MOWS, from Hot celebrated manasetory el Almon d Hamlln, Balton. Aim. two good second. brad 6 «to...Melodeons. CHEAP. For tall. by JOHN H. HELLOS. 81. Wood W. 4 UCTIO:N* SALES. A DJOURNED ORPHANS' COURT .012. GALS or WATER STUN= PEOPEETY—On TO kililteY LYE NINO, July Stb, at II o'clock, will be sold, at the Oammennal Sales Roam, N 0.64 nth etivet, by order or the Orphans' Onart, Those ken eidnable 61114114 lots situate at the corner of Water knot and Redoubt alley, each lot !whits front of tirenty-teur fret on Water meet and eatending ht depth one hundred andnlzty_lent talltst taut. • :,2muce of Bane—trne.third nab; resident In one and-two years, • ith Intend, tecemd by tond And tnortme 0a the wetpriy. ••• . - . - • .• . D6TIII, And. 11th HIAII IS IV AT UM.IO Oo PATURDAT-ItOBBING, July 26th , at ID o'clock, will be sold, at the Coetunercial Anctlow Sow, 64 Witte street, one tante du boa Olt, Cook lag Store, &dial= 1 Gs:rise:Vs make,. to erxd WU' J. a. DAYIb.. Mut. LATIVILM - SUMAS AND ' Pesits.—On BATUADLY YOBMUTO,J 46th, at 1.0 o'clock, wllt bs sold, at the:*4•.44 Bake BOOM, 5l Fifth strtot. one .vod Platform Bras, drank:mat: hundred lteaenoetlotmt ing . me in g Some Iron Bak. J. G. DATA Mitt 5,-IEWING DIACRINE.sr ,&UuTION. W.—ON DATIIILDAY IdOßNlNGeinty 281 b, et 10 o'clock, edit be lOC at: Davie' Abeam Emmy no. 04 Filth street, • family Wein blittlittei be good order, Parker leantdbettcrbsit Conapeni,•ecubtalug gewe's and 0. - cmsr d Bakst's patents. _ ' J. 0 DAVlS...tett QTLIUKINO k? SATURN/a NOBNING, Jol7 26, at Nro'clock, .r4l bolol4, u Lisirle Anctlcai. No. 54 Fifth : street, a Hocking Weartr's Loom;.secood-hand. G. tutirlls.,Auct. Bazus. ue rITTSBUIikiII KIM& AT AUOTION.—Oa -TUESDAY ET X111:210, July Zhu. at g o'clock, bs sold, to the itiorud door of Limb. tuition. hi links seat:' - '.• Z. 6 Wares Boat of Pittsburgh Ptak. • ':,!ju24 . • .• Q. - 6. DAVIS, CIONFitCTIONAttY AND 11 , ' • TU • -- N.l AT AVOSION.--On MONDAY MONNING, July 28th, et 10 o'clock, will be sold, at No 319 LfD u next to Nasal= Noose, co- the earner of Chem alley. the entire stock pf consetwary. twig, ac.,evraprislng this. Nubia Top SAW, Nods ifoolltalt.fitolow. Bets tins, liouldi, sm.; alias JIM with their content' of Candles, Onniterei Shelving, Nov Amt. GEXAT AIJCTION ttALE . -. BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, TRADAT AFTERNOON, Tray 23.ih*E, At MASONIC HALL AUCTION .1101112._ BOOTS I BOUTS I 15H018 I MEOW I Map I CuwYal OEMIP/I=l_ ItIcCLELLANDI3 AUCTION:110131/T.,1 DIIAVIs nets WOKINU: - KAMA AT soirrloN.—on ELATORDWIlionsuga, Jul, Mb, et 10 o'clock, will be sous: at 'B&W tima. , morcial Auction Some, No. 64 - "Nth attsoisVo. No Llano a Eloo's Cooking Ilsop,OritargOatbollor, alrw7llued. Th. Rang. liinttroly.unr. Jan trosi the eaundietso or. ;Mid* UTANTED IMMEDIATELY..-300 tads. Crude Gil bureti incladed,39 ( aggrav• n7•41u 10 ) L. R. VOIGITIV 00. _ i ..... ;AMMAR ES OT THR THROAT ASIMIAIIiGS, A S T HM A . AARH, MIRE THROAT, BROHCHEITL3, T SSUMPTION.-1 take !Ma - Means to Inform the public, and ail those patients from diagram at tbe THROAT . AND . LlMOB, gi rliat ken mitred at Pittsburgh and taken roclesAt the MONONCIAHNLA HORS& , .there I may be &awaited for a limited time in're• prd to Broncbitis, Asthma. Cononmptime , 4mksre "blob are in fatally intereetimy to a iminjorta ut mankind, and evidently c• the crona in the sited Stairs of America, it istiedrable that cornet ideas .Mould eclat so far a* the present advanced condition Of medical seance can furnish them. We knOw that in all eilmasee a timely atilt cation of rational remedies la toms than balf the biale,aed thle aphorism which teaches that .preventkin Mist. tar Mao a earl." applies with. peadiar 'throe to the Mee of Consamptke. which, If oacefireatteettabilah. ed, rarely, If ever, gins way, wren to the us treatment end the mat sedulous we. ,-- Let all; therefore, who have reason to ityithend timaridenca_of tba seeds of the ellemenAlhaernims Diatheala.) In theawdree or. their *WNW, lot fall to obtath rich ealutari advice. with rthementeato the my:Utica of their diet, and the fermerrationettbeir . long expaienosanablee mirth shy .fro.rosiakfaipett awd . . _ .liisseas.suctaza; N. 1%, _ _ Asistaat a Dr. Dotes% Mattar.) •• Oahe hours twat 8 o'clock a. so. to It eche& D • BIL . .viightamea etlekratect4tY .M 1134., .ssmer reandykr. thaw alditgatid, ►aid Itourstam—and R.. him potion. - _ Mtaisals and zeal nT I J. D. 111111.11 M. ed . agent pf iiiirtheOnt ibr No: 17 . 1186 ot.' ==3 +4. lldis; ANp WAL „: r . tti~ Deatgeal [ tf~ at the raezzamoz COAL Osibeßailmad, at Os !II- of in, 4klishen, aty. Auit,sp . GWEN IbLEGAIL-1.5 b Pwry choice Odor Ylaagaritwo yearr.old, just received aad for...sala by the plkas laurel at pis FP 3 O 7 (rccer f 81". JOBS A. ONHEtAW: . . liU iS • • - just .4.‘ 75 Mids. choke DOW crop 'h. O. tocywrf y -s; oto wwood to prim bk . Op ey saipm . ,, . _ .55tt bogs '250. SIMS ant realm' stoat sad for sok tow to Um ULL by = LI?TLLt TRIABLIC; Ittfebooditt. !at ' ER U • E4T+TSSP I KIMI flut-Initmer Maki roxiviii this 'day haft We try • SOBT pa,tztu.a. co.r -0 41 / 16--6 1..iir a PirlferstorDi - lbw sib by •-•--- LI y,1%, OD. , , , I=EMEMI PIJX,O& 11111N2rOMMI GAITERS I .GA MUG !--. eta pizas sithlas ==l w'.s.~'Tn:~: ~:
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