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lfregahmtiesio thearmslof the Gatt(l+y
wo are inre, when we steto thatthe number
Jrour employees who have volunteered under
■■r-' Jhe Iste call he* seriously embarrassed ns in
some of the working dotalli. '
0»« of our Alloghony carrion, amongit
.»»*«! Tolnnloored.-ana • W*uli
•onion on that rout* win horopter be sup
‘ P' l * l * 1 disabled loldior—who had alrc rol
nateeredj but tr„ «J«et.d by tbo aurgoon.
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“ When Greet meek Greek, then comes
.the tug of war!'—-so may wo exclaim as
• i-' read in another column the telegrapnic
reports, as yet necessarily.defective, but
. Mill sufficient (a give a genera T -outline, of
the battle fought on Saturday, at Cedar
Mountain, between Bases’ and a portion
- of McDowkil s divisions of Pope’s army,
&nd the rebels under Stosewaii, Jacksov
Iho seventy of the engagement, and the
fierce determination of the troops on both
• ?I des i wo can see plainly enough in the
r ?P° rt i hut we cannot Bee, as some have
affected, to. bo able to do, anything that
, would lead ns to think that our forces had
the worst of it. ■ ■ . /
So far from that, wo have evidence of
. . oar men being so littlo sensible of having
, -.- suffered any detriment, that, as thoybivou
. . acked on the field of battle, thoy rashly
.exposed themselves to bo shelled by the
enemy,- by kindling fires, which made them
a conspicuous mark /or the rebel artillery
men, who could fire at them m perfeot
. . safety without fear that their fire could be
.effectively returned- /
The confusion which ensued could have
- extended only to a small portion of our
troops, who doubtless got out of range as
speedily as possible—and naturally enough,
without any attempt at keeping order
P“>« of confusion, it will be fonnd,
.was but an incident - "
• . -e-But, at any rate, we have had two of
*h* most daahing/and determined generals,
. . Pope and Jackson, here for the first timo
- hronght together in a fight, and we await
v. w:. the .details .with almost painful interest
V" :
• Emancipation, at
• < V*evwd bf a Distinguished
• •;, •' , .
Robe&t Dub Owen has been known,
hit own Suite of Indiana, and in
. , Hieooantry generally, as a Democrat of
:*PJ?i?7cd orthodoxy. He has held several
WPo*^ publio : positions during the
ponodof Democratic ascendency, as well
• , binder, the State as under the General Gov*
. y eminent, and has always maintained a
■ J“gh._and honorable character as a public'
.. man. Wo have much pleasure m odeling
- .hxs. name to toe already long list of eon
; v to tho emancipation policy. He has !
> .a long. letter to Secretary Stakton j
: onibo; subject,; from which wo will make j
.flomo extraote, embodying the-most impor
tant argumonta he presents, and evidencing I
that-from, a true Democratic and patriotio
; stand-point, there is no present deliverance
: or future, safety for the nation in any other
v policy than this ono of pnxvessax. evanci- I
PAXTON. I
In opening the discussion of the ques
tion, he deals with it in its financial end
military aspects, and as he himself ap
proached the consideration of it, as follows •
My political antecedonta are known to
yon. .Always a .Demoorat, but never a
pro-sljTery Democrat; opposed, in princi
ciple and feelinr, from my youth up to
to human slavery, but believing, until re-1
neatly, that, in the interests of liberty it-1
self, it was the part of the wisdom in the
; NoiUi. to abstain from interference, with
, . the danger-fraught domestio institution of I
. the South, and to trust to time for itscrad
v ieaticn; .opposed, with a hereditary aver-1
•etoor to war,. I was. willing, before the
i ...eword was drawn, to make any honorable
-concessions ibat might avert its horrors
:Bnl: political convulsions bring with I
. them great leseons and new duties War
- would not, under the divine economy, have I
>. Seen, if it had not us mission- But to
attain the goad It brings we must recoeniso
its necessities.
Noelvil war of proportiona so -gigantio
aa that now raging evor existed in He'
world before. It differ* from all other*,
both in the results sure to ensne from its
protraction beyond a brief period, and in
the conditions under which, entof evil, it
may eventuate in . good. In calculating
these, time is an essential element.
■ Seven or oight hundred millions are
spent. At the best, as much more is lilcely
to go. T.wo thousand milliens or upwards
Is not an improbable total. That is half
the national debt of. England; and the in
terest on it (probably at almost double the
rete she pays) will make our annual bur
den nearly equal to here.. If the war lasts
three yeare .longer, these figures may be
doubled. It must not last three years
longer, unless we are willing to risk na
tioual bankruptcy.
How jo tbio to be terminated ?
By concession ? Xliat is no lender in our
power. We <aa buy & truce, a pause, by
concession to the South; nothing more.
By. force of arms, then?- But if by force.
u most be quickly done.: Belay ia defeat.,
. "“Ana it must-be effectually done. -After
•ne euca war the nation may reviro, its en- i
ergies still elastic,- solrent still, and re
apeotsd. A eeoond will ruin it financially.
, to say nothing of worse ruin. To save tie
oountry, then, the war most not terminate
without a sufficient guaranty against its
resumption. -•
• - How caj» the war bo quickly and effectu.
ally terminated ? What-guaranty ia suffi
. that it will not bo resumed?
v e*7 gradually, as this contest
proceeded, havo Ibeen approaching‘the
: conviction that there ie but one such gnar
.... Mdy.:.the emancipationof negro elavee
throughout this continent. Perhaps—but
... as to this lam less certain—that measure
.le the only sure means of terminating,
-qalcklyand effectually this war. The reoout
wvereo under Gen. McClellan, the soalter
ed rebel fires dally bursilng forth In States
which our forces had already overrun, tho :
-fact that we are fighting agalnethrave men ■
.of our own race, all ineroaeo tho probabill
ty that we must deprive tho South of ale
gal right to its Tour millions of laborers,
before we can succeed against their mas
ters in a reasonable time and in an effectu-,
* al manner, !
: ~Mr. Owes then goes on to consider-the
■ constitational law justifying tho declara
: tion of general emancipation, and how such
a measure wcnld in.ths end redound to the
benefit of the South-itself. Aa this argu
i.vnienthfte-heen re frequently up of late, we*
'Vpsholl goon to the next portion of Iholettor,
Nrhich sets forth theadvantages of emanci
pation aa at once taking, away tho oft. i
threatened danger, of foreign intervention
—an argument which Mr. Owjw, who hat
been in Europe in a diplomatic capacity,
- 1 .a;?v
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caa feel, tie force of, £njnch. more, indeed,
thaa those who have neverhadan oppor
tunity of a wide itttercoureewitfr European
eociety can be expected to do. On Uye.,
important aspect of the question,-_Mr; Owes
reaeona Uiuri r : • - • - -
Look how at the-question-in its foreign
under tho.chnnc--:? of European in
tefTenuon.' -Bo there Currents great 'or
long ’ iut<!tTent '° n m! *y occur, and that ere
r occur, its character will chiciiy de
pend upon what shall have been ii:e ante
tlent action of our Government in regard to ;
‘slavery. .. ~ -r
■ If,- previously;to suoh intervention, we
ahall hare issued’a general .declaration of
emancipation, then .we ahall eland before
Europe as the champions of human liberty
.while our,enemies will !be regarded as the
advocates of huinau servitude. Public opin
ion in Englami, in -France, and throughout.
Europe,, generally, will (hen prevenl tho
I respective gbvernmenta/from intervening,
[ except it he in our favor. So European
government dare plaogiilself in the atitudo
of .a slavery prolector.
If, ou the contrary, we shall have left
the issue as it now stands, bur policy in
dicated only by the Confiscation act, not
broadly and boldly announced, and moro
-.especially if. the South, despairing of hav
ing her favoylle institution, concedes, as
the price ofyforcign recognition and sup
port, a voluntary system, of gradual
emancipation—not at ail an unlikely move
then the sympathy sst pnblio opinion
throughout Europe will be with the South
and will sustain 1 any action in her favor!
Think, too, in such an eveiti, how false
our/positionl how low we shall have fallen
in the eyes of the world! how unenviable
tho place we shall occupy in history through
all time 1
It is idle gasconade to say that, thus ait
nated, wo can defy Europe. Eet the South,
by conceding emancipation, secure the
sympathy and the permanent services of
1 her four millions of laborcrert), without
action of ours; then throw into’ the scale
against us tho thirty millions of England
millions of franco—and who
shall E&y how many tens of millions bo.
Bidet ?«7‘&&d 'wh&t chance for success, or
for reputation, shall we have, struggling
for nothing nobler thanl solf-existence, in
equivocal attitude before the world, matohed
against opponents who shall have fore
stalled ns and assumed, the initiative of
progress? J
Whilo the contest assumes no higher
character than that of a portion of a great
nation- desiring a separation from tho
mother country and forcibly casting off its
authority, what more sympathy can we ex
pect from Europe than we ourselves gave
to Spam when she lost Mexico, or to Mex
ico whon Texas struck for independence.
Until the issue ischangcd, so that the great
question of human liberty becomes involved
in it, we must expect from European pow
ers attho best only indifference; coupled,
probably, with the feeling that as Mexico
sucoeeded against Spain, and Texas against
Mexico, so will a Southern Confederacy
finally maintain itself against us.
After thus ably and justly disposing of
the question in its relations both to our
domestic and foreign policy, l ha eloquently
and forcibly gives the “ sum of the whole
.matter in the following, 'which wo cannot
persuade ourselves to abridge;
-- That a declaration of emancipation was
not issued a year ago; 1 do not regret.
Great changes must miiuro in public
opinion before they can be safety carried
out. Extreme measures, to bo justified and
to be effectual, must often be proceeded by
I long tried conciliation. Yet in national
emergencies it may be as dangerous to dis
appoint as to anticipate public opinion.
And I confess my fears for tho result if
deotstvo measures are longer delayed.
. Stand whero we are we. cannot; and to
go on is less dangerous than to retrace our
steps. Ife ought never tblhave proposed
emancipation with compensation to loyal
blare owners, nor deolared to the disloyal
as by law we have, that, their slaves’ehali
bo liberated, without compensation, if wo
did not intend to follow out the policy wo
commenced. We have incurred the odinm;
let.ns reap the benefit.
Nor do I perceive how wo can free tho
elsves of rebels, yet reasonably expect to
retain slavery in the border. States, even in
oase they persist in refusing the offer ef
the President, Having intervened so far,
extirpation of slavery, the! only effectual
policy, becomes the safest also.
All men in (he North will.; not acquiescs.
Lcither did all acquiesce. [when tho war
was commenced; yet who that is loyal op
poses it now 1 , And what would have been
the result had we waited, ere we com
menced the war; for unanimity ?
Some will fall off. So ho it I There is
small loss in that. . And there is some gain.
Better an open enemy thin a worthless
friend. It is time that men were taking
sides. As things now stand; I eee no ose in
conciliating the half loyal, iHe who is not
for us is against ns.
I think tho people are ready. I beliova
that tho loyal oitixene of tie North, with
such email proportion of exceptions as in
radical national changes most bs disre
garded, are to-day prepared for emancipa
tion. They have.paid forit in treasure, in
Mood; not by their option. They feel that
the sacrifices they have made, and iiave
still to make, are too vast to havd been in
ourred, except in purchase of agreatpledgo
of perpetual safety and peace.
Befleoting men feel, too, (hit suoh a
pledge is a national, not merely a Northern
necessity. The South, exhausted and suf
fering, needs it to the full as much as we.-
She wUI eoon perceive, if she does notal
ready, that' two : parts ef one nation, or
even two, coterminous nations, can never
again exist in amity on this continent, one
slave and the other free. She cannot but
see that fngitive.slave law difficulties, if no
otters existed, wonld euffice re present this.
_ It is not tho question whether a paper
declaration, ready issued, will or will Sot
be followed By a .thonsand practical diffi
culties. The uprooting of an! ancient and
gigantic abuse always involves such. Nor
should we be called upon to predict in ad-'
ranee (for who can entirely foresee ?) how
each of these will be ultimately eolved
The true question is, whetherigfeater diffi
culties, even insuperable ones,j do not beset
any other polioy, Pressed home as wearo,
to avoid obstacles is impossible. lYe can
but select the least formidable. The lives
of tho best of us are spent.in ohoosing be
tween evils. ...
When dangers surround u«, we most
walk, in a moasnre, by faith: Lot us do
what we can, and leave to God the issue.
We may best trust Him when wo enter his
jmUi of progress. Ho aids tboso who walk
I feel assurod that final success awaits
us in pursuing suoh n path. And I see no
other road out of the darkness.
Tho London Star on the i American
■ War. !
“Thohorth,” says thnStor, of the 25th ult,
“must put forth its strengths it would over
come the weaker South. The spirit in
Which the conflict is conducted will deoldo
the claim to victory. And of that spirit we
shall presently, learn moro than wo have
hitherto known. Hitherto, the battle has
boon for the Union as it was, Henceforth
wo suspoot, it will be for, the Union as it
ought tu be—for equal laws and liberties
across the raslexpanse of State'and Terri
toiy for white men and for blaok.”
. —The Star has always been i frlendly to
the United States, we believe, as have the
greater number of the people's newspapers
in Great Britain and Ireland.! The Star
evidently thinks that the Union ns it was
under Bucnaiu.v-that is tosay, agovern.
ment and a union: of conspiring slavehold
ers from the South, and dough-faced politi
clans from the North,' is"not exactly what:
the American People are giving theirblood.
and treansore to restore. What Waibiko
loir, Jirnaaojr, Adam, and the FatbzU
" Co»=«*ution ! ; NOTICES. , Jtin.MT.tni' .VOTrrr.
_designedanddesired thsl7nikatobfr~that ', ; ; - —. . .._
BE,- ? Dd fiat; their tare »0 58 , ' : KF WAR FOK ! : '
who/inlient -their low of ' C *J C .°7» »*>r*o jrariorduriuc itownr. Aoy w«> , . .
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' jiwayb is CAnAda.—-According
4o the following extract from ouo of the
Canadian-journals, the reoeption of the
runaways in Canada ‘will : upr bo of the
mostflattering character:
“The call for three hundred thoueand
more men across the line will be the’means
of driving hundreds from that country into
-Canada. iWe ore informed -that quite a
number have already mado their appear
ance in this and the adjoining counties.
They have ignommiously loft their country
in the hour of her peril, to escape conscrip
tion—tAf<« times three groans Jot the sneak
ing'tonardtf >
Dos Cabx.oB BcELL,r~Wo are pleased to
seo the following in the-Washington cor
respondence of tho 5L Y. Evening Tost:
“The complaints against Buell from the
West are almost alarming. Tbe govern
ment feels the pressure, and will compel
Buell to move upon the enemy-—or out of
the way.” • •• ■ •
—As to* ordering, such a general, how
ever, to lead an army against the rebels—
we should have no faith init. He isevident
ly too sympathetic to hurt them, and there
fore we should infinitely prefer the other
alternative.* Let him move out of the way I
evßi.ic jroTiws.
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cnttSlTJ' *° J 80-om l« LAMM.
V “’ SUABt ' 8 ’ ODANDELIKUS, Ac.
IT T A *'“ U ft,r OELEBIIAIED
i>ir? a i SA INO AND bbbuioatino oaiiboh
Uow’pnf'i 35 '^ 000 ® 1 ""’ «t. ctorlu
U0t01.P111.1.n,,!., Pc. Jji,:,,.,
CsS'CUAIiW'&Ui & JUSHK,
carriage manufacturers,
At the Old MtftUlabed Coach Factory,
DUQUESJfE WAT,(a*A*Bi, Clalc Strut.
done «a» tana!, . ... Jn7:tf
CiOf. HUi.JliiB & 80WB, JJeaTerj
™I2^ 10N ANU DO “SSTIC BILLS or LX.
CEaTIIf IOATK3 0» DEPOSIT, BANK
BOTES AND SPECIE, No, 67 Uarkot olroot, I'ltw.
bargb, Pa,
WCoUcctUm. Budo oa .11 tho priodpu cillr.
througboat the Pahart state*. Bp2s
jat'B- a. & U. P. MAAKOj-piTpar
Ai{ [fFAOTUBSBB and dealtra In BOOK, I’BIKT
CAP, BETTE# ABB All KISDS OF WBip’
PIBO FAPKB.
nmored ftorn Ko. 27 Wood .trait to no.
S 3 emithlold «trat, Pitt. burgh, p,.
«yCABn OB TRADE FOB BAOH mr<
, cSfHEHEY H. COUms, -^
VTAUDIHO AMD COMBISSKW MERCHANT ud
wtiolmlo dopier to CHEESE, BBXTRB, SEEDS,
siiULOdProdoco setter.!!/, No. 24 Wood nreet,
Pllabonto VL ■ . ■
I EUBBtK CAM t*. Hi,AilKiiTtf,
JuitifiSK?? »>nt«rlor quality •tlovprl-n!
-,“ T j. to. raiLutß,
-■' * Ot'
ISEUUMJ iHjMJKbJJ FUK
THE WAR!
MOODY, having filled > t-oii'iny A,
intend* recruiting
Co. B, Semple Iniautry,
Which *lll* bj cotumtuidcd by tVithi KOBtEfT
.SICKROE. .In this ntfo he aet<> hi thv eolicitl-
Ucu «*f ffiauy of bis frleodfi, u»d on P'ltiurdm alur£*
number of mtn were Snroll-«d In Oc U. Tho now
euiTiptny a 111 be the cotucaniuu ol G« A t in t. o amir
regiment.
Wit. StairiKp Esq., of AlJ*gb«ny, h.i» £<*““
moro, whii h will l» rxpvncvd in paviog
Private Bounty of $5 to each Uecruit,
Cnpt. Moony deiiros.lt to bo diati> ••tly timl rstniKi
lh»t, although h* might recruit a fed D.ttniini, fur
the War, As wtl{ net louts hit own C- »»tr..«s, fur auv
Petition.
Capt. JIDMIOE cau b«> Cuuud >■< it.*i ALLE-
GHENY* DIAMOND, sod l apt M&**DY at hi? own
Ji'cruitiug office, to tho DISPATCH LfILLUKG,
where enlistment* for Dp. B. can ho u<n
jrs*j.'uis WAauiiNuxu.N cuuavry
BoYd AUK COMING.
For Three Fears or the H’ar l
JOHN FRASER, Professor of SIhII .' i „tics and
Astronomy, Jefferson College, Ca'iexi.il.ijrg, U** re*
ttrired orders from the (State Dvj.ariair.tH u> ruieo
yoliin eor OompMiles In Washing on cMiuty.
‘ Bounty fii when yoa aro •inatrn.d in. and tb«
sddttiomil Bounty of *76 at the doau •>» 1 1»- « nr.
DON’T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED. .« yon wll
onl« recrire*!! po r mouth and no Untntj.
WTUeadqnarters, FCLTON BODSE. Washington.
_ i OLLFTON, lIuUSK, Csuuuiburg.
.„. For further information iuuuin of Cap* JOHN
FBASES or Llent. H. BINGHaM, at I!v,d.m*rlrrs.
anllMt
DOS’ T BE DR&J'TF.D
Captaiu JAMES s. 1't.11.-toN.
•a-Beudiiuarl.r., in Ih‘« IIIAUOMIi, Alleubene,
■ud tT. CLAIK STttEKT. ewir ihe 11, dge.
Tba is . .pleudM Compiny, .ud yuuug u,.u .houid
embrue tbl. t ppinumiy or renderiuc 11,-ir couuire
« ieivice by euliiilug .ijouce.
EDWARD BIMII.i t S, -
anllilw Berruj L-g uffievr.
[. UUAKUr*.
UOl FOR THE WAIt
ABLE-BODIED YOUNG MEN WANTED to fill
cp the ranks ol tbe above Cobip*uy
.All bounties received by Toluntevrs tu itHUU*eJ
Young men wishing to ! Jo n a CItAt.K
wciuM do Well by applylog toon, at tin
n=s^ FuKl nx i : ;
Organized at
Fort pi t t al|a s 8 vt'us,
f*Tr*j)AT,9ra isstast.
18 wnmabded bj <V*uin r-. D.
DITfIUIUGK, who ho* b*k>o in active <r v|
mom hi, and wiJl aacvpt *|fv« rnorr men »>f uauic p
ilonable character to HI) bp the ranks lb - B..t;utr
«vcelT«*l by tbia Company, which li peeler than that
p*Jd W any other, it aa tollo*a
S ate of i‘cnDBjjTatila^„;....j,
A'legb oy county...
C/oa moaib'a pay lu aiiraaoe.,
Joiilstuiect fee....;
D**. from Coptaiti.j,
Boaiity at cl<w of war...L.„,.
, Total.. u-- «, 70 y<j
Ho. to JTit'TH ST Ur KT
E. v. piTnuiooK.
(lalieof Co. A,‘Jrli IV
JLLOWKhY,
• IWrmU g Offlci r*.
Oil 1 N KAi Nil'll 1
IN' FO R <TH E WAR
ANOTHER CRACK COMPANY.
AS ZXTBA BOUNTY jTO EVKBY JIKCEUIT
caronc*. 63 FirTH stbeet.
11K.3 !TO THh Kd.hl.UE.
Tb« undertigaed an rscni tiag J.,r t, „
. Ti&rnan Guards.
AC tbo-itore of TIEBNAN A GETTY, Sorih
comer of Olilo atroot and (ha Diaoirmd, Ailegbe
aod «t,tb»ir ataod in tba Diamond. r
GBEAT ISDCOEUENTfI; ABE OPrERtI)
$55 BOUNTY, l;<ura, wijl t« p»).l In band, 825
(sort whoa muter* Hn, and $75 at tbe close of tba
VC iMI, AND DON’T BE DBA PTED.“Wa
_ FbA'K TIEBNAN. CaptKlr
Dr. JAS. BCBOQ.it!, lal Ll.ut
ALBSBT PtAM.ll Ltftnt.
wAK FOK UtSKttTY ; “*
FREEMEN HALLY
ENLIST FOB THE WA 111
Men wanted f.r the JONES'LIGHT IN Fa NTH Y.
F»fty dollar* •• *Oon aa parsed'by ttio medical cCctr
appointed by Governor Curtin; Tweuiv.a.e loliara
when compnoy ‘la tnuatered lito the elrrnoof Ho
Mleral Government. Tblrt-en dollar* when tbo
U foil, being one month*' pay iu advineo
I+o dollar*, u allowed, for each icomit, mikinc
Nrarty Hollar* Bounty, •
« M'hlwalu ha# teen thirteeft menus’ sorrlce
n the Prcc«ylT*nla Baterve Corp-, and i. author*
laed to raiae a company for three year*, ur cJU'iog the
w. Young men volunteer at once, for 1/yon are
drafted, you will be comp-lied to do military cerrioo
and will receive no bonuty. Application# made for
enlisting at Ko. 68 TI9 TH Street, Third atory, oyer
the je*o|ry,atore of Ja*. B, Beed A C«.
J. U. M’ELWAIN, Ceptnin.
PimaoßQg. Auaruat B,lgftS. if
CHANCE !
DOST WAIT TO BE DRAFTED.
S. M. KIER RIFLES.
BOUNTY
*»«» GOLLOBD, (late of tbo Pittsburgh
*•*“•■») |* now roeruitlnga cowpauy tor ibu war.
Ueba* w>«s*|«rli»nco i f sixteen ecrviin* an-l
was In tap biUln of Dralneirlllo aiul tiip I*<-utnmil».
Young teen of tba right atoinp, nrlio wish t.><-or«r
tbßwrTlcoo; our country In ibis bout of utrtl, will
bare co better chance, ai none but those of c«io.t
morulß wlll be accepted, lt U Itjfrtsdol {,> uaike
thu the “Crac* Company”: of Allegheny rtmoiy.
Through the liberality ufirlehd#, Cap-. O. exp-cti to
turn <acb ciair-wlth tbecelebrated •'.•'harpo hjflp,”
Fa * further luforuiatlon enquire at Ue*duu..r:«r .
Mo.ssyuuuTH M-r tEST. s j ,J,n
JxM.aßtkY^:
FOB TUB WAB.—CQIy a few dajB rem»lc
far voluntary cnlUunout
f'rafted uao do not receive cither carcrorreui 01
county boaoty. . j • b
I>o not be foioed to eerre yonricountry, but rolun.
«o r aad reorlr# tho .
BOUS2IX OF NINETY, DOHA HR
W # ln * * nd tlioadtlltlounl homily
of BbVßJfrr>ririfi when tbo war , a
Closed. |
Tbo uaderrigned proposes to ballet a company of
infantry to eerre for tbo war,land runieblly
upon alt patriotic cltixeua the!aecea*tty of mbsting
at <mee. >. i . ®
SW’ilecrnithijf'Oacd, OONNOLLV'B [lA],l„ c „r
upf Grant oml i,lan,oDd*trwii
BAUUBIi IJAUPCU.
joiik; j. cask
ftu " : Bfrcrnltlnc Ode-. n».
UUAK
I
for tha, j
bucktall. Brigade.
I bare b«n aothoriied to recnii< a Onnanv far
•enrJcaJnthaBDCKTAIL.BBIQADn. ,
r*jr aad bounty tbe aaaa at other Alleehen> coon.
VuluaiMxa, ISO paid each rtcrtJlt wltvu mastered
Into Mrrf^e.. ;
ttVDtadquattort, aOBTON'SIOALL, Fifth St.,
opiwaite the Port Offloe, Fittiborgb.
LUut. WM. M. DALGLIESU,
Jlrcrnltlng Officer.
rS»ALLKI3IIifiNy INFANTKY.^3S
JMeillgeat,* tolar MlHhraatisf Tor thl* Onmv
P*oy. iiaoutu will ttf rettirfd tt Hn. LOlXedtral
•tmt, oppoalto tbtfAUtgbaoj Sttlpßi Bank, otat
.ttencrulUßffcUail, la ibaifartbirat ftjaart cf the
Bliaobd, Alief btiiy Cityl ~ .' I' I
. BICHA&D 0. PALE, j
; : UMofO«.:&,tuir.B.o. ■-.I
Second floor, uaxt door to Dispatch building
EDWARD J. SEIBERT,
. AUGUST SCHWINN,
au '* 1 ’ Recruiting Officer*.
JJ'JPKUL'I ON KIECEB
AH persona desiroui of aerylog their country, aud
not i,lag compelled to eobmjt to a d.art, will Imme.
ulaielj ml Ist, *nu thereby ate tire the $9O BOUNTY
tu e*c*.-» of the regular pay.;
By eiatbority cf the this Companr will
r>« under th.’coa.taand of
S. 11. WICKEBSHAM, Chpuln.
J. BRITTON, l t Lieutenant.
BGME ONE, COME ALL 1
c*"Recruit! -'S Offlcea, BKETIN UOUSK, In Dia
uiwnd, Pittsburgh, and at MARKET IloUrE Alio
>bmy < tty. : ~ BQ 9 : tf
iKIKLtS,Co C.—
Tbo underaigntx! La** authority from Got
{ Cu>tln 10 reiaoan laFAJiliiV COMPANY for three
3 ears or the war, end hi>e opened an office at JIA
SuSIG U ALL, V ifth e tract.; Bjun j&■ high m any
o’her Company now recruiting. Moral and lotelli*
gtot >oun< men aro reqoeat d to cell, ai wo expect
to rsleo a flm diu Company or none.
BBN. B. KERB* Captain,
„ (late of Co. A, Uth r. B C.,)
ROBT. W. BABD. Lit Lieut.
CUAS. M. OOKMLY. g.l Lieut
IT «*UIOUL.ANjj , S JLIUnT I.M-'AN'-
TBY.—A few tooro men wauted.to fill op ihe
i»K*rf C mpaOT. Lon’t wait to be drafted, •* you
wilt only get #ll p»r mouth and do bounty. Volun
teer, and you get #t« jaw month and year *9O In
ad'»□«*.
OS’iLodquartera, OPPOSITE GAZETTE OF.
FiCK, Ktub «;rwt. A|>p yat once.
0. C. TAILOR, Oipt&ju.
„ E. A. SJONTOOTB, Lieut.
FRANK A. RCCQARP, " .
R«‘crnitleg * »gltyr. au7:l«*
M AYOR’S OFF I < -,
9* SMITHFItLI- MIvLK l
WMSIBBOW s, i_>,
Cl'M&li COM Ml!
For Three Tears or the H'ar.
Capt J. ZEIGLEH and l Lieut, JOHH5T'»jr
YOi’NG haTo opened an uaied for recruiting «t Eo
92 SftIITHFiELD STREET, qear Fith. A*limited
Dumber ofjouog men will U foorivrd, if plica
tion t>e mane Immediately. ; au9;tf
J i\ KA!S i'liV. —This
.7~i, V’ o^l P^D3 , ! « r<*crnltlDg'for pc-od. tablo bsdiod
imreV IpSTAh 1 p STAhD ’ Al'e«HLny, md JiL’D LlUft
HOTEL, I*a. [> Bi. Cliur »j*hlL;: to
Mo a p>o.l company cun (Jo *o by avj>iymg at the
»!ote aj.J cr at 'c*juir«;Ta>ior '» Office, Fifth-
I>r L. F. U’ALl£Kli.V«piala.
J- J- let Lioijl.
WSL TAJI-OU, Lieut.
JDr£«ris£.w£.m,
_ W*» D«r*ttTMtNT, 1
Waablngtoo, Angr.et Bth, 1862. j
PrcpjeJi will l-e re aired by thl« Department
until ftp. m. on tho ifotb of-AbliUeT, ISfla, for the
«ieliTerj,ftt tbs following Areeaa:#, of borre equip.
mcnu» U. fl. Car.lry patturn,« b«reina>terai.e;|fl4r:
AtU« Waterown Arteoal, Watertown,
•ette, 3,i.C0 Beta;
At the W-tcrrllet Araeiul. W*at Troy, N*w York
51,000 Mta;
At the How fork Amnal, Governor’# liiand K«w
for>, 10,000 ««ta; / ,
Al the Frankfoid Arterial, Brideibarjr, Penn*Tlval
nla, 6/UO «et«; 1 \
AtlUo Allegheny Areenal, Pltlaburgb, Pennsylva
nia, 10,001 >eta;
At * ho LouU ArMMI fit Loais, Hl-aoiiri;
l(y>Co »cta.
O, A:: PALMEIt, liaj.tatn.
«. GiStmOYtt*, M Lieut.
JNl»; SllA W t Jr., £ i •«
1 b?ae aet* of bore© equipments are to be furulebed
comp cte, except ihe Lone bru*li, cony comb, lariat
picket pin, link and tL».kkt Sample* can examined
M each of the above i-amed Arsen-..>. They are t-j
be Mbjact to' Inspection at the A'seea!# aber* dellv.
ered, before bi-tig retired by tbo Government; none
to be accepted or i*id for but «och u are approved
upon inch loapection. .
Heliverlee mun be made In lo'a of not let* than
fifty aeta per week, for all contract# ot 600 eeU or un
ner; onehnodred temper week feral! cwtracteof
ftom five hundrtd up to one thonaand aeta; two
hundred wt# per week for all contract# of from one
toon*and to two thouaand aeta* five hundred ieu
P* r T® 1 * for all oontrectaof from two tkoniaud to
tlx thousand aeta; and eight hundred set# per week
for all contract# tf from six thocaicd to ten thou >
and act*.
_ JTailure to. il«li»er at a apedaed, time will aublect
tb« contractor 10 a forfeiture of the quantity to t *
lh ? t >t “ 6 * Tb# •qnfpmeut* are «o b«
ooxod, a»a*e a Id a box, lntbecuaiomary manner—
oltaaod saddle*of aJiortrd number.; and the con
tent* to bo clatfoetly marked on: the upper « u <U ot
the box. The boxee to. be charged at co»t. to be do
tension] by the inapector.
WiU •*»*». explicitly, la their propria,
the t me, quantity and piace of each dehTefy. ltaea
ffi 7 hj2S Wn,o .l* CoDtr * ct wIU required to enter
‘“ ,prv ’ l ’ w * or * UM » fir tb » WUrfalital
niment of the tome.
o' *"»"• ,«&<> are not mansf.cwnu., or
f£? 1 * rd ,'fi"V in toother trork, trill not Do oooaid
cied, .nd the Depart meat nnerres to ltaelf iho rteht
to aay or *ll bide which may be made.
a„i. P# !i.i ? aw *^ b s in « mide « wcwMful bidden,
2X'r wUI be notified, and thry wiu be forouhed
of the contract and of too bond rtqoired
** to “Gee. J. W. BJpley,
Cll j oj of Ordnance, Waablngton, P. 0»” and will £
endoned ‘PropoaaU for Uone Equipmenta.'"
*JAa. W.BtPLST,
Qo 'i., Chief of Ordnance.
*nt2*odt<l
THE STATE SENATE,*—The follow
log comtuunlcation frem tba Dbpatch U to emi.
nently proper at tbe preaent.llrae, wbea all will reo.
if™. Ai*.l mp ‘J ,,^ DC * of *®oplng tb® rank* of tba
»‘-lU tbaUt la reprodne. d bare:
s A * tbou k t 001 Qua of three «‘con
auuod by tbo O 'mapondent of t< o OauUt wbo
aigna Mouelf "Ihlrd Ward,*’and recommends tba
ro-nomlaatioa of Senator lriab, I hire a word or two
toa*y in regard theret*. lam oppoaed tob!«\e.
nomination forkorer&l retsona. Just now we need
goo.l mtniuUuJUld. TheSenateabonld be filled by
men of year* and riper txperi uco “Old men lor ,
won** l and ytmng men for action,” la a maxim wo
should bead at’tbu tide.'
, l# r yousg, unmarried, I
wea.tby. raaclnaUDr,, with no special heme tie’,
weigbi «bout one UundredanJ sixty,and la.Tabould
Judge, fire feet ten lucbre In hla Blocking soles, Jmt
BQcb a man at father Abjabam dellgb'i in for a I
Qren d er. Ifeodeslremofßenlngibu country, let I
him enter tba fenird Hold, leaving |o older men tho
IS caret of Stale. Tbre» wnom i bar.* “eon- 1
sult.d are elrariy of opinion toat bj sodoinzbe will
l»e«t promote tba interests of the Uepnbl.c and bit
own l-me. fcerioujlr, than, la It not time that iticb I
nepir ng JouDgpairlcUnßtt* Ur. Iri<b, wbam“lblfi
Ward t would haven, believeoafoil)- UpW n, # 4.r ef .
lereonlan standard," wont into the ra k-, loatead of
Becking, by newapaper aUvertiaimenfs, to gain a place
amj-ng tho * ixi'Uipts,' 1 Tho poopli are not, uof !
roro. In a mood to be fvd with flapdoodle. They
look for practical patriotlam—and •'iufbo midst of
iLb lev > °f*** troops” we
Mr._lri s h bird Ward” will for
£Vfc m b h tWI military, whlcK derive |
InlSai L vWItKWOiGVILLB.
Dfca w - BONDS SPANISH FE
UALE UONTHLY lb, r.m.-
Pin. t 0 tbsse Spanish Monthly
riiiaaretbaaola medicine marrledTpr alnglo Udlei
- _.V. Jsre5 y °P?“ with safety and certainty for tbs
immediate removal of obetructioo*, irreffulAritiee«Ac..
l"’ 1 *??* 11 ™ «< it*
ihey thottld noi fto wiftl during pregnancy, aaknUcar
'tfreiuil. Price 83 per box, 01 72
P““> Sent by mall or expran. I
..ivv .'H* iJond'a oelobrated Freobb PrerefitiTca
tba oDly origin «l and geooioearticlaacf the kind
m the country, and can only be tuCi at bis efflea
Jnry .are InttltUMa to three who «leMn* to ilm't
tua number of oflipTiug without injury to health
“ d * r ® -Mora pretcoiion undar
Foot by maU any a here on receipt bf tb a moaty I
L wo fa * **/°r «5 per doiea. \ ■ 7 ‘ I
J>oelor can . coDiulted. with tba tama fatal.
-JttWa euecaaaaa beretofoia during bit thirty jaar* v
D - - WStw
.......
to morf FEu.cvrstiip ht rn traitors!
COUKISOITION .OF REBEL I'ncriETV
en 1 u'm E tilo (*oo v< ; srnllmcnl. ir« njgiteT tn I
JONES EIGIIT INFANTRY,
• Bach laornlt will re-t-Uo 890 800 ' TY. Drafting
porlllvrly will commence on the Jfllb luit. Drafted
r wive uu homily, anil tha pieaent law allewa
Il.au. oulf fil par >«mb. Onljr a few morn mat,
wantid.
MTC.II™, K 0 C 8 KIFTH STREET, M floor, o,»r
J R. Keen >s Co. ■ Jewelry Store.
J H. McELWAIN, Captain
: - >qia WILL T. WILEY. v>d Ueot.
wl5 UtiT FOK THE WAR.
I’UIELIPS RIFEES
Nwrl tt i.-w tnoro men tofl.l up rho notnbei. Kin
fw * 4U : ,J * ■ ! »u Igo with ua under
SIGEL.
, *'V* i°f VP srt °f the Battalion recruiting by ED.
JA\ ALLEN, and expectib'b* in eerrlce within a
, tvjmmenc-* m a few •'ay# atid-4ben
no bounty la puld and no uno can volunteer.
Bounty Paid Now 5165.
CD-COME IN WHILE TOD GA’r.ta
«»-B«.dqaartor., I,AFAYETTE HALL,OI Wood
,tr ”h. H. A. DALTON, Captain.
'“•“T JOHN 11. KTONE. let Llrnt.
UL WOJUSU THUUoAMJ
MORE TROOPS CALLED FOR.
-VOIV OR JTEVER.
No poMlbla aacapa from being drafted, If ran jo
not eiilut before the loth of tbU month.
THE SUMNER INFANTRY
tVante TWENTY MORE MEN, at
65 Firm StuerT.
THBEE YEARS OB DOBINQ TOE WAB!
A NEW INFAKTOY OOHPAKY
'NANCE OFFICE.
(Frosting the Park,)
SS!S, PA .
A. M. GUILD, Ftoraotog.
Dittf'boOßS.
T7(JRNISHINfr GOODS,
1 EDITABLE FOB THE SEASuX.
MACBUM & iGLYDE
Tnvit® Entice to their *tock ef GKNILEMEN'3 and
YOUTH'S - ..
lISES ASD TBAVELINQ BHIBTE,
COLLABS. TIES EUsrE.N'DEtiS,
LISES AND BILE HASDEEBCTF3,
GLOVES; HOSE > TSBBEttAS.-Sc.. An.. .
ARMY SHIRTS,
And SOLDIEBS’ TUENISHIKG GOODS,
on hand at BACBOM & GLIDE’S,
anil 78 Market at., ii-twreit 4th a-0 Diamond.
AND BEAUTJFU!. GOODS,;
MACBUM & GLYDE'S.
r BKNCOBiIBBOIDEBIES AND LACKS:
t LABB, SETTS, BANDS AND LACES;
LADIES CHfcMIZET ‘ESA ZOUAVE FRONTS?
lack, chape and tissue veils:
HEM-STITCHED, EMB’D A PLAIN U'DK'FS;
An eleg*nt assortment of
CHILDRENS EMBROIDERED WAISTS,
-PANTALETfB AKD FANC? APRONS,
Of now .designs, reosived and for ale at old price*.
MACBUM A QLLDB,
aull 7 8 Market street, between 4th A Diamond.
GOODS I NEW GOODS I
J. M. Burchfield’s,
JUST OPENING.
KEW CALICOS; beat etjfo,;
Do. BLEACHED MUSLINS;
T
UNBLEACHED do-
OBEY TWILLED FLANNELS;
Do. PLAIN
BED, WHITE AND BLUE FLANNELS;
STRIPED FLANNEL, for Army Bblrtr,
PLAID FILLUBK FLANNEL BLANKEffI.-
K®*<7iAL AND EXAMINE ODB STOCK. I
ao9
<p° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUYERS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS. •
J.W. Barker & Co.,
59 Market Street,
Oder for eal»—
ICO BALES BHEETING3;
76 CASES SHIRTINGS; ! "
60 CASES PRINTS;
By the package, piece or yard, at.
LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES.
aal
JJORNK’H TRIMMING STORE;
Hoa. 77 and 79 Market. Street;
HEW GOODS ! HEW GOODS !I!
WE beg. leave to inform our cualbmer* that we
R o» on hand Che LABGftST ANii BEST BE
itc-UTED sTOVK OF GOODS we have ever had at
tail aoaaon of the year.
Having purchased largely la the early part of July,
previous to the Hie advance In pric**, we are *ua-
JoThta “ “ I °' PriC '*" «*.*««««
* oli cit a l wholesali buyere to vxomlne our ll*
■orttuent of
HOOP SKIBT3, 1
CUB.dF.T3, .-| j
BATE NETS,
DBSESKS,
, COTTON HOSIERY,
VELVET BIBBONS, CLOVES,
DBEtS TBIMMING* -
SKIBT BRAIDS,
NOTIONS, and
FANCY OOODA -
nil l *? s BOMBAZINE, BtAOK 'bODbSiHO
SILKS, and all kind, of.MILLINEBY GOODS.
JOS. HORNE,
WHOLESALE BOOMS-2d and 34 atorias.
_* >a Nog. T 7 ai.d 79 MARKET 3TBEET.
DOMESTIC Pit* GOOPS,
ttraOSASED BEIOES THE LATH ADVASCB.
We areaeliiog nun/.of the ax at .
USB THAU EiBlSEir PEICBBI
HJLLEBTON’H PLAID AND WHITE FLAN- j
HEItS il Factor/ price*. ■ , i
DRESS GOODS, Ac., ; .
LACE MANTLES, Ac., J
Closing out to moito rooin for'jFaUGoods.
C. HAESOK lOVE & CO ,
*“ 2 74 HABKET BTBEET.
gPECIAL NOTICE. I * :
A choice tot of ml j'
MALTESE LACE -OOLIiARfI AND tiETtar
Tint eelectlon from anew ftnportatlon. 1 '* • *
PA TTEBSB SSW.
EXTBBUSLT BE* VTIFVL
Jual opened and for tale b?
EATON, JIACBI
17
GOODS! KEWGOODSI ; ;
EATONi MACBUM & C 0.,. :
. V. . .
An difly In receipt of stnr
TitutaiHoa, ' ' V. ■ ■
TBIMMING AND BONUS* BItBONS.
BUBBOIDIBI£a; mLd - -T' ■- -’.
-• l • BE&Zd LACK GOODS. s
-I.IKEN CA.WBBIO HANDEEBOHICrB
OKHrS BIIIBTB, OOLtdABS «o4TIM
BUMS, O&SSB,, HAIB HI
ptSSutafc”
' BATON, MACBOM A CO,
lnd»
gOMMER GOODS
BELLIN? AT
Reduced Price:
JACOSETLAWfiS, at32>Jc. ' *
OUGANRIES, from 12Jfc. to ■
A FEW STJMMEB BILKS loft, at 31}
Shawls, «t
BACQUEB, at coat.
SILK MANIXS9, at coat.
4KD ' i ’ O3NTS ’ Sw '* 1 O A L L U M S ,
Th.boit^MUtjoraoop BEntTs. **+
- -
' ‘.' ' «tTir T httroblo mm. ■, ■’. ~ ■
iqm : & ©•HUG®B». IJ.tilly V au—Tuo i'annavlYama' rail
..... .. i,-i- «trw; (o »h«01il Brav«m
<mi) n«A confer of Fifi •treotand wvn '
W«™. afo^V^mak,
•BtoSubT" 2 ' 000 * ba reoeii
SSBRT U. 00l
| l5O BEST PIANOS. § l5 O
.GBOVBSTBEN A DALI' b Avlcg- rcmoved to then
erenow prepared to offer the publioa nisgntfcet
new scale fall
- . - 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
oonto*ning all improvemonu this conalXy
or Europe, overstrung tui, French grand adieu,
harp pedal, tall iron Dame, for
Rich moulding "
9175 to 9200, i
all : warranted made of tho beet seasoned material,
and- to stand better than any sold lot ?4CQ or ifIDG l;
ibq old method»ofmauu’actore. Vplnrlfo beet
judges to examine and try these new instruments,
nndwe stand ready ai a 1 tinus to test them will
any other* manufactured la this ccuatrj. -
5175 _FI3KUSrr ~TSI76
Juaj received, three splendid new 6U ectavn CuT*
TAwE PIaNOS for sl*6, end Leauriftil 7 octavo
large PIANOS for s3.u.
Ins. above Hanotareof Halnte Brc*., New York
make, have .full {frame, and are war*
- . \ 1
- * CHARLOTTE BLUME, ,'3 Flith stiect,
aco - Sole agent forth* «t>oT>- ami KnabeV Pianos.
AND UAKMO-
the coHomed maoniactory ct
AlaaonA Hamlin, Deaton. Also, two eix-d eecond*
hand6octayeAlelpdeon*, CHEAP. >'or m»leby '
*H' - x }! MKI.WR, Rt JWood at.
;xi i? N uKTii,a. ■
XiV jnri receiving, a Tory largß ncw&sj—
atock of rPJANO FORTES, eSloctedU U fil? V
pgtifoiiiiHy.a; from tho celebrated, ol
OhkduringvA Bona, Doaton; Hallet, DavU.A Co.,
»BoatingVand-iTiitrlt*.to Bros., New York—oil 01. hew
ahd will be aold at prwent aiannlactarera' re*
doced fatMi for caab.or on a reasonable credit.
, ; >F6raalft'by'
r Jel*- JOHN B. MELLOB. 81 Wood at.
-gTRIN WAY’6 i*KI4MIIJM WAAOa.
Jujt recalvcS, acme elegant (% and 7oetave
Of enperb-yrorkmanihip and flnbh.
Tor rale at No. 63 TlftE"aheeK
juZl, . . ... . . N. KI.EBER A BBQ.
ITALIAA. VJOLllil'bTKlMiti. by mail
X'POft PAID. • -.. n
Eetrlnga, 4 length*, boat quality
Beoondvor A.." '3 *•
:Thlrd* i .or*p .«• y « -.j •«
Totutba, till •* '1 length, ppre ailv«.r.„ T ., ra .l«i
-Beef QualUyTrench or Qennau 3at, Yd, 3d and
4ta. etmiKi.'each i»
Beetqoality Guitar. D, A&K aUrer atringa,rwch.l&
sseoad i* **.-. Do. - «acb.m
Bat quality Violin cello, A and D, each.w.,. MM ,.a>
B«t GaodC, “
■ V «»» *0 any addrees, p«t paid, on receipt ol the
money, or in poetage etampe, by.
>OHN H. MELLOB, 61 Wood street,
toge-lot of fresh Strings jot arrived
also. Violin*, Violin Cases, Flutes, Awidt-ons, Ac.
MJkKCU^ AT TAILORS.
GOODS I NEW GOODS 11
(Successor* to James C. Watt,)
.Are-now receiving their Summer Stock, er.ropri*lna
l!?^*^*^" 0 ** 001 **** I *^* l te gum and boy’a wear,
which. In extent, choice tastean«l prices will comnare
tavorablv with any in the trade. • - • - .
French; Anwri«n*nd Weat of England Ciotha, ol
the best makes, of every ahadv and qnaiity— «-««n
brgensaortment; Caaimeree amt. Dooekina; finpei
Black trench Doeskins; buprr Black French Caai
meres;‘Tancy Caealmerea In evorj-Tariery; Ribbed
Black and Fancy Casaimerea; Silk MUeO Casaiaerea
0! every shade and color.
- VESTINGS—Fancy Blik and: Satin
atylea; SnperDUick batin and Bilk VcatlDgs; fiatlasa
Si. s ’“ c T -Hli VosUaga;. writ, Silk aha
Sktfri VcbtUiga. - . t
. av4J yTarle»yof goods for Cents:
.Lkdwiee a very elude* *«le«ion of Furuiaiung Gocd*
adapted to gentlemen’s wear. 7 .
‘ ©oiicitingan early call from our friends and' the
•-übilc, any order* entrusted to onr care will meet
E “ d punctuality la ail caeca.
.' HENRY G. HALE Merchant Zailora,
mills Car. Perm uud St. Churetroela.
»J<7 €J TttPJ}' SJAeJt :s. '
.TAtuKii O nt the"Mahonio
JLI.HaU Auction Hog... .No. 55 aq9
OloOifi AND-SilOJiS, ol uU Eiuds. for
Lr Lailm, Miaira, H,o, L’oja Md CkßilrmAt Me
Cwl’ab're Auction lianas • .7 .
A* LCXToN SALB.3 LVEICY UAV, at
XX Jand 8 o’clock. at ths Masonic Dan Auction
frowe,'No. 65 Kiuh street, of bat.neti Kentucky
Jeank PriLt*. : De Lainee, Summer Drea Gooes,
; BLaels,.ToWf;<, boots and Shoes, Table »nd Pocket
. A-large-jqu^ntity-of Roouw
fchoea and Gaiters J cat received nod 'for aale any Umw
dnrins the day.- MCCLELLAND, aoci.
V ALU ABLE 23'IUUAfl AT AUUi‘IU.N.
I t 0" TUESDAY EVES LNG. Anguat 12th r at I
o Clock, will bo sold, la the Second floor Sain Koom
« th* Commercial Auction Hotue; M Fifth stmef
44 turn Exchange Bank Stock; - . _
3i> do City do do; ' ■ >
S<J do. M. and tf. do do; .' *
SO do Allegheny do do; ’V .
s 85".d>. Monongahola Bridge Co; -
td do Manchester U&nk: '
55 do Htnd Street Dzldgel Co;
»° 8 ‘ JO.DAVI3.Acw
OKFH A*<& COUHT fitALE t)E
STREET TUIi
WA3f XYSKIhOi Angntt ,12th, at 8 o'clock.' will
be told, at theOotwaerelal Sale* Doom. a c . M Fifth
•treat, by order OTtheOrphana* pf Allegheny
oonoty; ThoseJoaryaluacl* bnfldlng JoU altoate at
the corner of Water atmt and Jtedcmbt alley, each
lot having a front of twenty.tear foe; on Water street
end extending tact one hundred and aixty wt to
Ffret ■treat.-.
• Tubs or .Saia-One-third cuh; reaidne
andtwo year*, «Jtb interact, iecor«d by bond and
mortgage on the property.
~g oa -. _ j,g. DAYIAAnct.
FlitVilASV OIJUK t 1 BaLe OF iJEA
\J VEli BTBKET TUESDAY
Uy&Nlh’G, Anguat IStb, atlO o'clock, by cider of
the Orphan*’ Owurt of Allegheny county, 1 win he
•ol>,on the premhea, on Btwrer atrat, In ibeSecoud
ward of the City of Allegheny, Kar eligible balld-
Ing lota, commencing at a point E fly-two fcet aotith*
waruly from, the comer of Jackaoa and PeaTeretreeta
and extending tack 100 feet, to an alley SO foot wide;
On one of the lota are irectod a two-story frame'
dwelling h'-tucand at abli/ i
Tx&aa or Sj lx—One-third caah, rceidne In o 'e and
two year*, with intereat. J. G. DAVIS, Anct. :
Jb.ST.BEU., v
Adm'r of Malcolm Leech, dec‘d. j sag
UUUDaI IVJiW Guuiiai j
BOOTS, BHOES AND GAITEBB,
/- MASONIC HALL AUCTION. HOUSE,
• ‘HTAXTED—A small'sousoTof3 or 4
r„» t now. In .Tim orBocoaa W«id*, JUlfgbeoj.
fora Baftll tualtj, at a naioaabla.rt&t.' Will be
gwanUcdby .. BOLAH OU. WOBIiS CO..
. aulit:2t fit. CUir ow.th* BHdge.
A Cd; ;
fffth gtmt»
lilMJiUlATkl,r;—On.
''pod WOOD WOKKEII. ippW ,t cacti to
■ • PhtA A GBIM,
aulhgt . Two 51 He Eim, Lawtvaceri le.
gents to canvass lor a
TU|S **MU»AI»-QbTiUW*
.ms&T. left ». beaotiiol LUbograph, 92 by 28 in
ch** in use. It present* the wboi® cmchiDctTvft'nr
Gjrw-nmcflt to the iy«. it i s tho mc*t mefal ud
poroJ*r thing t>Ter po bli«b<xL EwyiDUlllgMitßwa
wlil urea copy. Competent men>caa oak* 8100
permonth. - •_....
. **A {w»oa gain* a bettor idea of our Gcremment
by till* chart thaa Crum any tolxum with which wa
ara acquainted."— **«r. .
Enciodo itamp, and adar** -
• J. T. POMPILLYrPdWUhrr,
Ko. 6 VT. tt i Cincinnati. 0.
U/ A>*T t HUT kSoSDS AKD
f f OAOS&M .. ■;. r ---- - ; —v-
>7 Tifth rtraet.
•• * to 3 yoar* to nm. on iubwoted
ettjr pnperty. • . -: ■
, 1 br h*Tl£g3- jun toran, caimprond.
city or tans property.
. i yecuit>;Taa, caJterprcreA
miy'orwaaty property,
1 fcr-t>,Wo, hartng 4 tear* to run, do do;
llor|l,sW, *» 3 do • , do > -do;
Iforil.OhO, .'■— ■■ 6 -do ,
IwgauG, 3 do do do;
1 (orssoo, % do do do;
Apply u onco,to . .B. SIcIiAIK £ p 0„
A Urge assortment.
Xo. 87 Fousts Steebt,
-Ho. tjajIBOADS AI.;
9150 CASH.
Wiiruri for FIVE YSABS,
GROVESTEEN & HALE, ,
<76 BBOADWAY. N. V.
aTkISWAV PIASO3,.
HENBY O. DALE A C 0„
JCBT EEtIEIYCD;
jfa fls Fifth ilreet.
IFaIATO