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jaf* MOOH intomtiog nutter will be found
: on oaHlgtsnd fourth P»gei thi. morning.
Southern Desperation.
; The message of Jeff. Daria, and the pro
ceedings of tho rebel Congress, evlpcc n
desjwration, and a disregard of the opin
ion* of th« decent part of mankind, which
ebjw that they will continue the rebellion
■'■■'■■■'■'until'"they are:completely enbducd and
ernehed down, even lf it involves the com
plete destruction of tho whole South.
’ Those who think that the rebellion can
be overcome, and the questions at i-suo ar
ranged by any negotiation or compromise,
or by the uprising of-ony Union sontiment
among the Southern people, will hud them
selves ‘most egrcgiously mistaken. We
cannot see the least ground on which to
found a hope of any other solution_raiher
-than, that of a complete cnishing out of the
rebelllonhy force. The country must be
v ~ held by an armed force, sternly repressing
all rebellious until thero is a cara
i plete change of sentiment.
A regular. State .-government, managed
V by the people, under auol» circumstances, is:
impossible. We shall not bo surprised to
find Mr. SumserV scheme •of territorial
government finally adopted from sheer he-:
■ cesslty,' as thb only means of restoring a
peaceablo and regular government,-ifhich
in the bourse* of time wilt prepare the peo
ple for*,assuming once more the responsi
bilities of a regular Btate government;
The task.’wehaTeon band is one of im
mensity. It will require all the vast re
sources of the Northern States, managed
with wisdom,' firmness and prudence.
" Having undertaken : it, we eannot lay it
aside. Our future ns a nation requires us
to go on. Tbriook back is The stake
at issue is the life of the nation, and the
future happiness of the which
shall people this continent. Providence
-has laid upon us a tremendous
ity, and bm required of us a herculean task*
IT we aro worthy of a high destiny, of a
grand civilisation, we shall never intermit'
- our efforts natflibere is not an armed rebel
in the whole land. /
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Gen." "Ncglef’« Treatment of Bebei
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BAMSEIIENr OF HON. A.O. 1\ NICHOLSON.
The Hon. A. 0. P. Nioholson, formerly
aUnited States Senator, from this State,
waa, until a few days past, a resident of
this connty, and liysd within a few miles
' of this city. Since the rebellion broko loose
in this State-Kioholsen has been a strong
sympathiser with the Sooth, thongh he has
taken no aclite hand in the work, his sad
den patriotism breaking out in the mouth,
and then settling in the .pocket, where it
'•has become chronic. After, tho oecupatioj
of this part of tho State by our troops,
Nicholson dwindled down into the leader of
a faction of-rebel sympathisers, who made
a resolution not to take the oath -under any
circumstances; They found the thing to
work -eery well, while the army here was
powerful; but of late, when our merciful
policy had encouraged Ihe guerrillas to ap
pear boldly in our midst, Gen. Negley, com
manding along thC.line of the .Tennessee
- and Alabama &ailroad, has found it neces
sary to draw in the ruins, and affairs are
hofßb pleasant for-the rebels. Gen. Neg
■ ley announced that all those sympathisers
resident in" the neighborhood where out
rages might be 1 committed by guerrillas i
should pay all damages arising from such
outrages. One or two being committed, the
wealthy secessionists of tho neighborhood
were arrested and fined sufficiently to pay
the-damages. -He also required them.to
take the oath and to giro bond, with rebel
security, in large sums for, their loyalty of
coudUot.' He also told them tbst ho knew.
. ■ thsy -wero aware of all projected raids, and
■ that he expected from-..them and intended
to base information. • But tho Hon. Mr.
Nicholson and hts colleagues could not
take i hint; and boasted that they would
hot take the oath of allegiance. -Hearing
of this;-Gen. Negley sent a guard and ar
rested Mr. NicholsoD, Col.: Joseph Branoh
and Judge W, P. Martin, the nugleadera.
The party arreslingMr. Nicholson reported
guile a scene at hts house, in wliioh Mrs.
Nicholson engaged in a tirade against the
“Lincolnitca," aud adorned her husband to
rot in prison before taking the oath, all of
which pleasant proceeding Mr. Nicholson
promised to carry out. - He was committed
to the guard-house and pul'dh prison, fare,
Gen. Negley refusing to allow aecessipmsU
to furnish him wlth luxuriea. ..
' Mr; Nicholson bad been mcarceratod but
a day or two.when his wife came in style
to'see him, and was refused admittance.
- She was recommended- to go to General
Negley. Sbo did so, and requested an tn
tertlew. This was nt first refused; but,
she persisting, General Negley waited on
her at the Columbia Athenaeum, a pmato
Behool nefir hts headquarters. Mrs. Nichol
son opened the conversation by stating
that shs’ had been refused entrance to the
guardhouse,- and had_come to him to ask
permission-tar-sea hefc husband. General
. Negley refused, saying briefly and em
phatically that no interflow with Mr.
Nioholson could be had. Mrs. N. then bo
■ ■ gan to appealto.the General, asking him
r- ■ : - -if ha could bo snch a barbarian as to refuse
■■■-; to let a wife see her husband.. Gen. Neg
iey ruplied:—“Madame, I think I do him a
kutaness in keeping yonaway from him. - ’:
•This excited the ire and indignation of the
lady ; bnttho Gcnbral did: not giro her
time to reply. , . . .
"Tonr'ihfiuence over him,” he continued,
> "hasof lafe been exercised only for, evil;
■ and not my-conduot,.bnt yours, has .been
- barbarous;:-Instead of influencing him :to
"remain quiet, or, as ho should in duty-be,
J loyal to the Government, yon encourage
" him to show hts disrespect for it, and to
his treason; and when he is arresl
cd, and is about, to be .punished for his
- treason, yon 6°ad him to farther disrespect
'and treason by saying you had rather see
him buried beneath tho trees of your lawn
than haTC him take the. oath. This, mad
' erne,-is barbarous and ; heathenish in a
.woman."-
The lady, after apauae, asked, “Bid Gen
eral Negley know in what place her hus
band hadbeen confined?”
General Negley did not. Ho supposed,
-. howovor. that ‘ Mr; Nicholson had fully in
: formed nimsolf of what kind of prison it
-' was, as when ho had been requested to take
' the oath ho had refused,, saying ho was
’’ready to take the consequences.
~ Mrs. Nicholson—Do you mean to place
ray husband—the Hon. Mr. Nicholson—on
a level with Ihe common soldiers of your.
. command, who are confined In tho guard
■ - house for drunkenness and theft? , ...
' General Negley—Certainly, madamo, I
dq not hold him any: better man than my
• soldiers, and I doubt if any .of them are
guilty of so. serious and disgusting a crime
as treason. , .
• Mrs. Nicholson began to explain, one
had not said she would sooner see. him
; • barfed, tef ci>° had said she would prefer
5 ' ' to set him rot rather than take the oath.
GenaralHegley—l do not see, xoadame,.
-tbatthatia any improrement on.my.mia
• take, or palliation. . i
d r; airs. N icbolson said she had : eaid Mbs-,
eana* he had sons in the army. Could Gsm
fi,Negley to So inhontan astaadviae a father
to repudiate his son 1' '.‘2 ,
_Tj3eneial they were
“ o raseilsor rebels. *■ ' *'J
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cruel? ■
*■ -’Gen. madame,:! havochil-.
dren ai home; I have beenaway from them
for fourteen months, risking life and prop
erty, to prcseve to them the government
your husband hns been attempting to over/
throw. .......
Mrs. Nicholson then naked if she might
sendhcr husband food and clothing.
-Gen. Ncgley—Clothing, ye*; but foed, no.
His imprisonment is a part of his punish
ment, and ho must subsist on prison fare.
Good morning, madame.
A few days made uo difference in the
feelings of the Hon. A. 0. V. Nicholson, lie
set in to do his best at rotting, and put liis
-whole mind to it. Gen. to dispose
of him and break up the gang of which he was
leader, issued an order requiring them all to
take the oathand give bonds. Mr.-Nichol
son was disposed of in n paragraph or two
of the same order, which I append below,
for tho purpose of showing the sequel—the
probable fims of his political career.
SPECIAL URDF.RS — NO. 141;
llp.adquab.teeb, United bTA.TE3.FoECE3, V
Columbia, Tenn., July 29, 18G2. /
EXTRACT.
Hon. A. 0.. K Mcholson; late United
States Senator, aud a citizen of Maury
county* in the State of Tennessee, anjavowV
ed sympathizer with the so-called Southern
Confederacy,, who openly declares hiS/Op
position, and refuses to declare his future
allegiance to the Federal 'Government, is
deemed unworthy of onjoying any of. the.
inestimable privileges of a citizetrof these |
United States. ; Therefore, itis ordered that
i the said Hon. A. O. P. Nicholson shall.take
the oath of allegiance, accompanied with "a;
bond and; proper seounty,'Conditioned for.
his faithful observance ofa aid oath of alle
giance. If he shall refuse to take the oath
and give bond ns afortsaid,*then he shall
give his individual bond ln.the penal sum
of ten thousand dollars, conditioned that ho
will immediately /gp beyond the Federal
lines, and that he will remain witheut the
same during theconunuancoof the present
rebellion. / ’■ • •
If he, giving such bond, should return in
violation of/its provision, hewill, in addi
tion to the forfeiture of his bond, be con
sidered ob a spy, and treated accordingly.
By command of Bng.. Gen. Neglet.
Jas. A- ‘Loweib,-’ Captain and Assistant
Adjutant General.
1 /Mr. Nicholson took his departure on
i Jdonday last, and is now doubtless enjoy
j 4ng the inestimable benefits ofu citizen of
/ the Southern confederacy, with the pleasant
prospect of spending some time to come in
avoiding tho Federal laws.
Letter from “Occasional.”
IYabiumiton, Aug. 22,1862.
The sympathizers with treason are be
ginning to proceed from words tb'blows.
It is believed that they only wait the oppor
tunity to drop their threaUrand tako up
arms. The late firing of the bridges in
Ohio was undoubtedly the work of theso
degraded and disloyal men. Let us not re
gret that they arc showing Mieir sincerity
after this fashion. It is worthy of theca
and admonitory to us. There is, besides,
a harmony in it which shows that there oan
be consistency even m scoundreUsm. If the
citizen of a free State is opposed to the Re
public and in accordance with the rebels,
why should ho not strike as; well as speak
for his conscientious belief 7 If he can sec
the Sufferings of the Union soldiers without
a pang, why should hei not odd to tho
number of these sufferers ? Dr. Olds,, of
Ohio, did not invoke the “Democrats’ to
i riot and in a mere rhetorical
1 phrenxy; he' uttered the sage counsel in
the earnest expectation that it .would be
followed. Let Stonewall Jackson take
heart. All the people of the loyal States
•are not loyal. There ore some, andtheso.
not a few, who would welcome his advance
into these Slates. Craftily and ably aro
i they preparing -for his advent, or else for
1 the ascendency of the rebellion. They are
l resolved to keep their records'clean of
I any blot or stain. Every aot they per-
I form that may savor of a tribute to the
I Union is qualified with abuse of the Gov- ,
t ernment. Every secret word is a secret
! prayer for the .Confederacy. If public
opinion forces them to denounce that sub
lime achievement, they denounce the Aboli
tionist* BttUnfyre. As they cannot openly
organize for the rebellion, they ban organ
ize the « Democratic party.” As they can
not vote for Davis, they can fote against-
Lincoln. You get no money from them for
i the Union cause, or for/the relief of the
i Union soldiers—not a farthing. And woe,
I upon the timid sympathizer who is cowed
i into a subscription! / Be is Bhunnedby his
I associates as a felon; classed with the Ab-
I olitionists; and abused for giving money
I U> assist this Abolition war.. Look, al, the
1 long lists of the names of tbase>wbo have
given to these noble objects* and the name
of a sympathizer is as rare as the name of
1 a British nobleman. * How well this com
parison holds out in another respect! » Uh
1 very few exceptions, and- these mqinly
I among those who, by going into the war,.j
have shortn their regret for having been
associated with these dangerous politicians, |
the men who supported all the atrocities
and rascalities of the slaveholders and their |
tools under Buchanan, are now every where
prominent in sympathizing with the re
bellion and in opposing the war. - They |
havo neither been tempted nor intimidated !
Into sympathy for the Republic ; and there I
is no shadow of doubt that when the occa- !
Bion is offered, they will follow their opin- j
ions to the bloodiest extremities.;-, Ido not
oharge* Mr. Hughes with intending this
I sort -of vengeance upon his_country; but
i Tfe must not forget that Gen/
i was equally pathetiq in his appeals for the
CoDßtitutidn, and no less pathetic as- to
future, before his disaffection-—so fragrant
of Democracy in tho blossom, ripened into
the putrid fruit or treason and of war.
Breckinridge was exceedingly boisterous
in his patriotism when told that he would
end in tho ranks of tho traitors; and
Hu&hes is as industrious in proving his
loyalty as he is honest in entertaining sen
timents exactly the reverse. It will bo a 1
great pieco of good fortune for Mr. Hughes
if the rebellion should triumph, -In that
event, all his present labors will be richly
and gratefully remembered and repaid, and
he can share with the Brigadier the honpr
of having assisted to betray and destroy
, I.his country. - : pccAfcioSAL.,
ige I
Tub returned offioora represent ib&tthey
were treated horribly -in Biobmond, haring
even'lees room Lhan at Saulsbury, and
were fed on sour 1 bread and watery with
spoiled bacon. They yrere ( to
boy tea at SI an ounqe,.pbtatoca pef
bushel, and matches at 75 cents per box of
eiahty, which thoy used only
i Lieut H. C. Spencer, of the 8d Wisco^i&,
I captured at Winchester; died' because the
rebels would not permit him 5 to hare mcdir
clues. A committee of his fcllcrwpTifloners
I flollcUod from the officer in 0
privilege of purchasinga.coffin, and
I the deceased a decent 1 burial*. Hb_ replied
that the man was an onoiay, ; and should
I never havo a funorah Tbo:corps© was
taken out by a negro, who was sont.for it,
l and burled in the yard. Lieutenant' Col-,
onel Stone, of the 6lh Connecticut, lo at
Saule tmry, N. 0., not expected to Hire, hav
| Ing lost a leg and an arm ’.at. Slaughter's
! Mountain;
Tub Richmond Ezptaa publishes a cata
logue of the ncont losses of slaves in the
violnity 'of McClellan's force. On. tho
| South side of James river,inPHnco George
county, James W. F. Butts loslall hli ne
groes. M. W.
men. N. IL Burrow, lost a very valuable
woman,' “the unfeeling villains who - car
ried her off forcing her to leave.: behind
foaryonng and hslpless children.”.: Archl
bald Glover lost a nmnof great- value;
IFredrick Temple, seventeen of his-most
[valuable slaves.: .Manyof,-, the peoplo. of
the (jonnty have also lost all .their
cattle and horns. In.CKarles City Monty
CoL James Wilcox has lost between 10 sml
xudThouft* Wilcox W«r wore.
The SUnaiioa at Camberland Gap. j ./// ry--
A letMrflo tb» Cincinnati Oomnfrcid, d»ted)^fe£igCTUS|iTVrHK iIKON-CITV
oomb«ri»n : 4Q*p, Anji Wth.'iax*: - Vjj /|.Ui§f ontLKOK.cbm« »H , «na»j4 St-CWirt*.,
ThU cimplefly .orr'oMfci by «. jlHIs CTOESDAy} u o d«k.
enemy. Hi* picket* are within lour milcr of “"“ s
tbo Gap. and extend entirely acrols the moun
tain. ; He is twenty thousand strbnginfront, ■
land reinforcements-are still arriving from
I Knoxville., A.b«»*J force has gone through
Big Creek*and Rogers'. Gap.; \
Captain Martin's company of cavalry, 6ent
out to watch those Gaps, waa/suddenly at*
tacked by Aehby’s cavalry/ *ix hundred
strong, and was cut to pieced or
the wind*. Out of eighty rnen,.but fifteen «x j
twenty have camo in. Colonel Houck, of tbe^
sth Tonnessee, stationed at London, is prob
ably cut off. /
The enemy expect /to starve us out, but
Morgan will neithe/ovacuate nor surrender.
Supplies are now entirely cut off, and sad
disaster will cpme if the road to Lexington
is not promptly/cleared.
There is no doubt but that the gallant
Morgan will hold the Gap till the la* ex
tremity. /Iris a strong position—strong by,
nature, and rendered almost impregnable to
assault; by the fortifications which.have been
recency railed by our troops there./ The
Commercial says, in an editorial note, that
tfhile “there is noblinking the fact that noth
ing but the greatest vigor and prqmpltndo in
sending reinforcements and opening commu
nications with the Gap can save the heroic
army_and ono of the strongest positions on
the Tennessee border, there is reason to hope
that such measures are beiog' takon as will
save both, and result in the defeat of the
rebels."
A Happv Mas.—The Cleveland Liader
Baja: Wor heard a man congratulating him
self on heing exempt the other daj, upon
grounds that wo should not consider in the
highest degree exhilerating although he
appeared to be quite transported in con
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draft, " said he, rubbing his hands in glee,
his face expressive of violent joy. “How
so?” we asked. “I ain't only got one
lung!” he yelled ;“hat ha Iha I pulmonary
consumption has got tho other—ha 1 ha!
and 1 hain't got only one lungl ha I ha l hal
ha I'' and he laughed until he was seixed
with a coughing fit which threatened to re
lievo pulmonary consumption'of the task of
using up “tether lung." ‘ ~
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B. & C. P. MAKKLB, Paper
MANUrjAOTUBBBS and dealers in BOOR, PBINT,
CAP* LETTED -AND ALL KINDS. OF WRAP
PINOCAPEB. . •: i -
, t AbV*Hare removed from 80. 2? Wood street to Ho.
lirset,Pittsburgh,P*/\‘ - ;V
fISrOASH OB TBADE FOB BAG*.
CarH. HOLMEB & 80M8,Pealer»
tTffoBEIGN AND DOMESTIC OF EX<
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANK
NOTES AND SPECIE, Nol 67 ; Market stmd, Pitta-.
burgh,Fa. .. . ; ■.
ffrOoHectloss made oti-all tha principal d|l«
throughout the United fitatW r - ! ■ *pgf
»gy»HRMRV HJ ROI.I.TMH,
.AND OOMMIJSIOK MSBCIIANT .04
wbolMOhi (baler la CUXEBS, BUTICB, HXEOS,
FlSlLaod Prodace genmliy, No. 23 Wood street,
.Pittsburgh. Fa. : i : ttol
fersnis.hr
aOoN—loi'uoO lb«. for >ala nt 11
THASK VAtf OOnDKU.
|; tierbes; prime.quality, tlr
U relallen, la *lor# acd for sale by •
• angl ; • ISAIAH PICKET A 00.
OX Kl'l'tt m>.l“ store
for sal* by •• • f .W. M.GOBMLY, '
. -.fcirgy ■ F7t Libertystrvst.
stißJsojMAFidfi CiUOAH just recoivot
and for sale by... W.Jtt. «OBMLT,
- ; >7l Liberty stmt.;
CUKK A«it io
ovrs. a*Jd. ti
OOK* 1
: uooaa or hx*ccm* v COJi»»TTE» orl -■
;iAHEOttiVt ~,< fJ;
Pii'Bbargb; Au'guifisth,lS62.J -
op Gazette: 1 he cnclo-cd
lr-i£r correspondence between-tb® K*‘cnt»Te.o«n,♦
mittee and the Secretary of War may
interest to such parties a* may bare faiiod U» rea«»
lb i Mustering Ottcera in time to mastered tot®
orbefore tbe29d imt.nt. *
* President ot the Executlro Committee.
- Kooku of Executive Committee cf tUejheny Co ,1
/ Pittsburgh, August £W, leCi. J
Us.K. hi Stani n, Secretary of War*—Sir ;I am
advised there are several foil companiM of meh and
many smaller squ&ds,.rectniU?dfortha three y«,ars
servicein Western Pentisylvsnla,
Tioua w to day, but cannot hfre in time to be
mustered into service to-day. ’’
Con you direct that aR such who bare actually
beeu.tnro led, before thU; day shall be received aud
nostfred Vety ro ptclfdlly, «c ,
TnOS. M. UOWE/Prtriden’cf Lomroittio.
Was jno't n. August ‘JUh.U'G'A
Bos. Tllonen M. Bovr.; All eoluntrere,«'<h» Je
ecription mentioned hj jou In joor lole,n.m orm>*
date wlll'be received and muste ed In.
-MS® 11 E.M «T ANTON. fee’T of »«r- .
u NIUN AMI-KAILK.'AU
MEETING.—A largomeellogof B*publlc*n*
a d Democrats of Westmoreland county, of Plum
and Penn lownshipt of was‘
la the Tillage of Monroerille, on d . a 'V.^ -
23d, and was* organised by appointing leaao N. A|
Gill, Eeq.. of Allegheny county. President, >ic*
Presidents, Dr. J-bu Murray, ot WvttmoreUnd, and
John Morrison, Esq, of Allegheny county, Secreta
ry, Wm Shaw, of AlUgbeny couniy. „
Ti ecall of tho mfctlng bating boen read, lw.j fc-
D Gazzam addressed tho .meeting on thaorgsnixt
tlon’aud principle* of the Dolnn-■ the
measmes proposed f r the effactnal.o*r*»threw of dto*
loyal corruptions, robbnrit*#, Insldioos but
insolent and dangerous political usurpations of the
p“dd.?!t“is aSrua-l Agents. At the conclusion
of Dr. Gatzatn r s speech, it was un .nimously •
Bet Ivzi, That wo, tboßepubllca-isaod Demurs s
of Westmoreland and Allegheny countiis, here as
wmblftd, do approve, ratify an dad op 11 1 ® 1 1
hvretofnre unanimously adopu-d by the *“
peratsand Bepubllcatisof Blrmin*hstn. East Blrra-
Ingham, Mancbeakr, Allegheny City aud Pittaburgh.
BaoUcd, That the ouly practical means of pro*
rent) eg the carrnption*. n*«rpatlous andloglßlatiro
robberits of tho Agenu ofUe Pean*ylT*nla'atlnad
Company is by the formation ol a party pledged to
the repeal of the charter of said Company, and to the
restoration to the Slate of the public property stolen
gcniDmen werei then appointed
Committees of Vigilance aad CorTtspoodenw, Tir:
For Plum Towntkip-John Moriison, John Momt,
Jamea Donsldauß, W. Briaton. v
P«m M. Donaldson, William F.
, Johnston. ■ ——p.
,r=-“ WEbThttN UMVliltolTY Ui
PENNSYLVANIA.
6EOEQE WOODS, M. A., Principal.
Aitiod by Seven Pro'wwor*.
FUUJT Trail of the ensuing year commence* oi
SEPTEMBER isr.
A GYMNASIUM is connected< with the Univer
sity. MILITARY DRtLL, under a competent Drill
Seigeanti rewires spcciil a’lention. • * - . -
For particuiare,see Catalogue, to be. bad. at the
Bookstores.
Personal application can be made at the residence
of BeT. SAMUEL FINDLEY, 114 Wylis street, •
aul2:sw_ ' . ; :
buauuii ifUlt fii/rp.-
lw. Wm. H. Wakkuam's Private School .Will be
reopened on'UONDAY, fiept. Ist, in th; School
Boom of Christ Chnrcb, East Common, Allegheny.
Mr. W. will be glad to receive additional-pupils at
the-commencement Of this term. A*cjas» will be
formed for younger t oys, as well«l or those who are
more advanced. For terus apply to. Mr. W. H.
WAKEHAU, at bis rwidrnca, ST East CommOß.
near the School Hoorn. » qlBtBw
UUWMAN
» Boarding and Day School for young LadW.
will be opened on MONDAY, September Ur, In the
Lane aud cvtnmodlou* dwelling near the corner of
6e<SsdMid Bmitbfi.U«n»u..h. Ut. r-ldm-. of
Jaafs B. Mnrray, Esq-,—Bet-A. TEN BBOECA,
Principal. Circuit's, containing terms, Ac., will be
reaiiv 1* a few days* •Brierencte~Toe Epls-opal
clergy of the city. Application may be made at the
Insulate after the 20th Inst* * q l—*.*_
ir-vsrfl’llß IU>SKS SillTll'n IiOAHU
ING AND DAT SCHOOL, WIO Ep.cc.fiT.,
PnitADgUßta, will be opened on
MONDAY, SBPTEUBEB bth, 18 e SL
The course of study embrace* the Latin, French
and German Laognagca, Marie, Drawing and Yaint
log, together with the elementary and higher
br-mchea of a thorough English education.
The accommodations aie of excellent character,
and well calculated to ensure to th? pnpil the com-
Owing to^tlS' pressure of the timee, a dodpetion of
; 10 per cent. wiU bo tuade-for the ensuing year.
! auTOslm ‘
irs»WVIUKNI> NOI'ICK.
Ornca or NatiosalMiniso Coxvaat, >
Pittsburgh, Jalj Slit, 1862. f
The Directors of tbo National Minin* Coßoany
tuve declual *, Dirtikpd of TWO. DALLAES PEN
BUABE upon the Capital fctockof the Corner,
payable at the office ol tho Treasurer, on F BIDAY,
August lat, 1*62, to Stockholders, appearing aa inch
i at thecommeac*ment of baiio<«s on saiddate.
I By order of tbe Board of Directors.^'
JrdlJm ■*. JAMES M. COOP*B. Tre«ur»r.
'FJSMAWf tm.
LSGE.-Brv.LC. Pxssmao, A. M., Pieal* ;
denU Beat sustained College In the State. Fourteen
Teacher*. Attendance laat year 248. Superb brick
bnUdicg*. Thorough and extensive course of etody.
TatKOßarmso:and Oaoas Mvsto taught. FOMi
DoLuAUS per term, for boarding, light, Ac. J«1
Term conaHicM SEPIEMBfcB !id. Send to the
* CaUi ffi- U £iMPKON. T*rea. Tmutem.
ffS»aiSliKOT' CLASSICAL &CUUUL
FOB LADIES. a 1 • ; ;
The Fifth keml* Annual..Seaalon of Mrs. E- A.
Smith’s.
SELtCT CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOB LAVIEB,
Corner of Beaver street and South Common, Alle*
gbenr City, Pa* commences MONDAY, Bepw_stn.
Cl real* re can bo bad at the principal Book Stores,
augfrtf : ’ ■:"■•'• • •. .'
;r Uss'iTl'UTK, on Hancock
itrrtt.oppoitt. Obrlit’i 11. E. Clwrch, nil!
dp.ll on ih« YUIST KOKDaY OF SEMSBBEB.
In addition to a thorongh English. Classical, Math*
emeticU and Commercial course, there will be regu*
lax t citations in. German. *Jpr farther pwtii Q^ B
.ppljto J. il. SMITH, PriaclpaL
ac26:lot- •' -
urnce or tus uiniu Eoean or scoucATtox, 1
Pittsburgh, Aognst 2U, I*«2. J
rpS*TIIE KE-EXAMINATION OF
lfr£r APPLICANTS for admission to the'High
school will commence WEDNESDAY, 37U» itutant,
at 9 o dock a. m. JOHN A. SEBOKANTi ,
a023:4t ■ - •_ Secretary. ,
rrSKjALU ASU UET YOOK fA
uxr PEBS.—Persons who bare apphed for an
thority, through the Executive Committee, to re
cruit for the -three years’service, sad have not Wr
ceived their mp»», will please call for them at the
rooKS of the Eiecuiive Committee.
shO ‘ TUO'»AS SL BOWB.Pnw’tCom.
a-mca Ptwswaotf iMCaAaea WJtraaT, I j
Pittsburgh, August 15, lfiflt J
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 61
isffoomnmj ba.a thU da, d*lared » mndrtd. cn(
oi th* prcflu o( ih« la« «lx raoulPi.C'f TWO DOU<
LABS pfclt bQABB, in cash, payable forthwith,
anlflai F. A. BIHEUART. Secretary.
(JjfTHK NINTH : BEMI-ANNUAL
BtoSION of AlUgboor OUT
Y McKlI and B. U. WniMi) »ill b.jin on MOV.
DAY, hcpt,ltt. Coll»i« Building, ooro.r Bandniilix
and Lwock atrwt.. - »nl»-.‘"» !
ifEIiKUHEN"¥ MAXOUAbTi:-
trO' At the solicltailoaef many fritnds, tho on
j dersignVd his consented to be a caididate tor Majrer
I c " T>,,h ’ '°rs: d^xtvDYß;
UK—To tbe Mercanule ,'iax
pajets of Allegheny county. All as.
•eased M'returned to tfals offlee, arid ■who have nut
paid on ur.. before -tho *ith luah, will be proreedod
jaw.. - : ' .v, A -.«^Y^ : ;
•yoiiilM’iiifiß jsMiiomtAi
BL -A-ISTKIs;
With Oertllleata of Burgnon Mid BecraitlOß Offloor,
rorMl,lr ' W. a HAVEN,
flutlomr mhl PrioUfi
•n 7 CiIBNEB WOOII AND XIHBD HI
IKDUOU
'■ (fronting the Petit,)
... ,7:.™"- IRIK. f-A.
rolfcln '' A. M.milt.l' Vennot.
\\] AEL i'Ai'KK, oaßAP.—w. V, . Mae-
W will *&, during **J:
mu of bla ferine flock P rlw- » d
•Und. W 7 WOOD RtlliegT • -
KIHJKtitKA—A lull and lrosh'Btock
;br w»ttrt'*=a'-ibr Bii* «1
pr j%£ : ' ' N».na tlbwtutSt.
(HUT ILfRtLUNH.
til'ONlS Wa'l'Kß nt'iM.OOO Jratd»,
*ok * CUliTb i AHI
BDWIK Kj
•ala low: by.
an!8: • ■■ ■ • . ■
/‘'tuL'ra buss, 01
I < nnr modiL loKtut prte*.
V„ia Twoftic * TCTfcKT. m w,««i
SIKi) (jiliLOiiKN'a Uuol
l «Sl
XTOTlCE.—Letters of Administration
JN Atoo tho of Jane <3r* am, wtdo v, tat*
ot All gheity-City, bat* beep granted to. Samnel
Gormlrf All peraoni baric* claim* the e»-
irate an leqoeaud to preeeot them, and all wnou
'Ktbtcdareinotlflrf to make payment to the Ad
\ 1 22 roqrUi_|twt.
jiyK AND WUUI. HVISANU OAtV.
£. fI.PALMEB, & Wood street,
Offersoo lllwraltennsfull
< bUdrto’* FUBAND WOOG HATS; GLOTH.J Oil,
PLOSB AMDTTELVKTOAPB, bf !bec*to or dctaa.
au2tirgw ■ \v_
STYLISH
lIONNETB. HI6BES HATS, BIBBOHS. ILOW
BOSKET SILKS, VELVETS, with a fe'l
u,-ck»l Uilliacnr Good»,flntopeEieu,
' ' ’ jB. H.PALHEB,
DM l iN ISTKATOKS*- <N OTIC K—la
tere of Admlntot ratios harinjrbwn mated to
the nndmlgned, on the estate of Tlwbus K'PJ’i
ceaaed, late of Upper, at., Clair towiblp. Allegheny
county, Pa., a'l person* Indebted to eald estate are
reqotra ed lo make Immediate payment, ana tb'ee
having claim* or demands ;again«t tbe said oatate
will present the tame for'aettlement*
JOHN HICKMAK4 Ad
JAM** KBPf. . l Aq
au2f<:6twT
ijHJU SALK—A good route on the
I; Evcsiko Gazette, w.ih t large number of BQb-
Tcribers, tbe pretent Carrier haring entitled* JO
qotre tt this office, from 8 to'4 o’clock p. w .. 5022:1f
AKbAJSU PKOFKUTY FOftSdiJS.
—A. hnidsoroe two-story bri-k dwelling, eon
tainin. six rrotss and kltdjeirj.wlth between S and
4 acrea of ground, on which:!* over 100 bearing fruit
trt-ea, ibade trees, »bru v berj, Ac ;• two niTer Calling
•pringf end a well of good yrster. Po ee-aion giTen
Immediately. For p ice and terms apply to
. au2s:3t , K. e. 8« W¥BB. 47 Wood street.
BALU. —One of tho most deflixa-
JJ ble prlra e residences In Allegheny city iiotfor- I
ed for sale on reasonable wrms. It is situated on
Second Bank, Allegheny, ibelog the one formerly
owned by Edward Bahm, Esq , and next t'oor to the
residence of Alloa Kramer, Esq. It is detmed un
necessary to particularly describejtho property, as it
Is centrally known . Poasamlondlten at once.
Apply » BOBT. B. BURLING, at Barnes Wood t
Co’efSo.'m Water gtrrct. / an26:6t
UUKET AKO iOB MADUI AES
We have tor sale two complete BUCKET AND
IUB MACHINES, nearly pew, andof-the most »mr
tJforerfttanwacture. eaabeswn at
Barrel Factory, Tayloi? street, Ninth Ward
i GOTHHIE A SILL,
No. <H Flnt street.
iBBUnmoFGFpAifrNKKsHIF
—Tbo Him of HAMILTOM * BABKIB tu
this d*y been dissolved by mutual consent. Jar.
PARKEB will take charge of the business, and all
’ IU “ UM Yo^HAUILTON,
JOSEPH D. BABKEE. '
.Pit' obnrith. Ingot 2i. 126I:.u2A1wme
CUUJiTKV MKKOHAPiTri, who are
buying for cash, should not fall to stop at
McCLELLAND'S AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 66 Fifth street, nhire may be found a large yd
veil assorted stock of Boots, Bhoei sol Gaiters, Dry
Goods, Kentucky Jars, Hoop Skirts, Cutlery, Bus*
peniers, Whip, Ac., >ll of which will be sold at from
10 to 16 per cent, chhtper than can be had elsewhere.
au£6 : -
PKU V LaAMaTIU.N. —ihe Electors of
tha'tercral Wards and Precincts of theCUyof
Allegheny are hereby notified that an elation uiU
be held at the usual plac a of holding election In the
said soreral Ward* and Precincts, on:TUISDAT,
the 2d day of September A. D. 1862, at the ntual
boon appointed by law for holding elections, for the
purpose of eltc Ing one person as Mayor of said city,
to HU the vacancy occasioned by the retignatlon of
Simon Drum. i , , . .
Given under my band ,aod seal, this 26tboay or
Augoat, 18C2. J AMIS UlfiLßß, Mayor pro ten.
■u2s:td •
81-UAKBONAIE OF EsOOA EiLLB
are oCesed to the public as the best and only
iv liable remedy-for Acidity of the Stomach. They
are the preparation of PreC. BrocktdoD, of London,
in which city they have' been used for tbe put ten
yean with the most flattering'euwe a Those sub-
Jrct to this painful annoyanee will find (n them im«
mediate relief. To traveler* »nd those subject to
hasiv meals and irregular hoars they are Invaluable.
For rnle by i 81MON JOHN6TON,
aa23 corner Srolthfield and Fourth street#.
GKUCBKIKB.— !
20 hhds. Cube Bugera;
20 do Porto Blcp finger; N
60 bblt. Coflba tSuf^ar;
, 26 do cru«bod do;
100 do choice N. U. SloUue*;
*25 hf. bhlt. do : do;
100 baga'Bio Coffee;
60 half cheata Black Tear,
60 do Y. 1| k Imperial Teia; .
SOcaddt'a do do do.
Joit received in atom anil for dale by
aa jS BROWN * KIRKPATBICKB.
F
ILOURI FLOUKI—
-800 bt>U. ex. fast, fresh ground old wheat Floor,
100 do new wheat Family Floor;
100 do choice whitawheat Flour,
to do Bdow Flake XXX jrhUe wheat, r made
expressly for family om;
lfO do fresh groood extra Floor;
GO do superfine Floor;
25 do fresh ground Bye Floor;
la storeaad toaniTe by railroad and for sale by
7 fMACKBOWN 4 LI3UABT, •
- ' j No. 897 Liberty street.
JAMKS IK'
80LPHUBI0 ETHJCB, BWEST BPTBITB 01
HITBK, HOFFMAN’SAHOBYNE.AQUA ammo
nia, Tffti FOWLEY’B SOLUTION, oDLPBUBIC
ACID, NITBIO ACID, MUBIATJO ACID, NX*
TBOUSAOID,Ao. Hay bo found at JobnlrwlaA
Foot, 67 Water itmt. ‘ au23:tf
' | a buluhk;
Manufacturer of overy description of
‘F'TTIR'N' ITTJE E
HO. 45 SMITHFIELD STBEET,
PITTBBOBQ&.
A fall •MDrtment of; WWSBCfiOfI MAN C7Wt
TUBED PUBHITUBM constantly oa band, wWo
we win oell at the lowest price* for CASH.
taM:lT»a:le . ! t* • •• •
“ A DK * bON,
i* KEY6TQNS TOUHDEY,
Ho. 47 rgDEBAti 6TBEET, ARegkag Ciij t
Macu p octnt«n of ovary variety of COOKING AND
HEATING BTOYES; COOK&O BANOS*, with
tbelaUst improvements; Tina and Oommon Enam*
etad GBATE-FRONTS, FENDEuS, Ao.
Alio, OAST IKON HOUSE FBONTB, IBOH
BAILING, and all kinds of CASTINGS made to
order. ! «°23
■ juAuk cui^LAua;
A new supply Just received at
gulp’s FKRItY JiUBBICATINI
Mecca* Lubricating Oil;.
Duck Creek do . do;
EanawhaCrude ; do; [
Solar Machine Oil No. 1;
Do' do db * 2;
Bolar Burning Oit : to: 1; . *
. Do do do 2;
For sale by 80LAB OIL WOBKB 00.
KTIKIUIAti UJUb AND AKMS.
. liXO ut
ABTUfIOIAb BAHDB.
filfl BKO&DW&T,
[oppotlta Bt, HtcboUp. Hote) ( )
Omcs or tbs Ooktbou>>k or AixsoHsn )
-rPittsburgh, Pa., August Mtt* IKS. *f
nnO iCOAL iUEKCaANTci— Scaled
. X. Proposals will lierscelrcd aUhis offlo* uetU tbs
SBib tostaat».tor fornlahtng sla.tfcouond bushels of
good Btßhutabla iffosl, <iiUnnblt o& Tilth sad
Kou HreaU, opposite the entrance to the Court
How» and JaU» tar lots not Icm thin tta hundred
bcshelsper day.- •• |• • - .'••
Bt direction ot County Oommlsdocart.
. HENBYLABBEBT, OooiroUer.
""OinCSOrTBBWStSOILSBO* ALIMBDI Co., i ,
PllUJrarih; Pa., Aug at Slit, IW2. )
SEALED will be receiv
ed at this offlcehntil the 26th Instant; for trass
coblng clxt7*«igtti;2)Qphcatra &r AaMMora.. Sam<
pl« • can be seen on application.
'Bt direction of County Uommtoiouen.. .
aka 3t BBNBY LAMBERT. OtotrolUr.
BKAP Lll'fLE KAKM. rvU rAUS.
—3O acre*, about & mites bom tbecity, on the
TempersoccrrHle *and Ifoblestown Ptank Road—l 7
acres cleared, about! $5 acres of good coal, lays well
to be drained; good water and fauces: wIU be sold at
abaricaluu^'-Inqalreof ~-~~ t '■ J.K. MOBANQE,
Jol7:cTPtftf> - i •; Ho* 107 Fourth street.
INDIA UU BtJEK FILI’UKS, for drink
log out of eplngs—amost excellent article for
tioldim’ use—2 grots Just Retired at the India Bob
ber Depot; 20 and 28 Bt. Clair street. - :
ao2o■ I . J,dH»PBIHIW.
SOLDIhIKH tNDJLA KIibBKK.ULAN
KEYS, warranted to bade genuine article, and
not affected by beat or cold; another supply,lust re*
celred at the India Bubber Depot, 2flud«Bt
Clair street. t J. 4.PHILLIPS*.
GHKEN PEAOHEii—6 boxes prime
Peaches. Juit received and for rale at Ho. 114
Becond • > FRAME VAH QOBDBB.
QTARIiH —2OO boxes Mi
D..«h *»^ AUKEOWK *XiINHABTt
No m Liberty itrgtt.
1 1V EB. furious styles, for
. BOWSAWSU*, ;
186 Wood iirmt. .
1 Kb. 64 Wood street.
MumUeterer of
HORNE’S,
Not. 77 *nd 79 Market itnet
; MTteart for a OtrColar.
/ ikUDIS OiL—i bbla to arnre ani
\-/twial»bT I HBHRY H. COLLTKB.
lUAJS, KAOJJLNU—2O bbla.; inat roo'i
l HKBBT ■ H.'rOpLLISH«-
f'IKUDK OUr—27 bbla. to Arm® an(
■ViiMttf" I • HEHRY B.OOLLIHA
AND DESIRABLE GOODS I
fflACßta & GIiYDE,
a-C.OI.TPt.
9,1, gAOCIt-.
Ho. 78 Market Street
TRIMMINGS. VARIETIES, HOTIONB.EMBBOI
DERIEB. LAOES. HANDKIROHIIYABIE
RONS. DLONDS. ROCHES. HOSIERY.
fIT/vvga. mitts, hoop skibts,
00BSKT8.' HEAD-NETS,
BEADS ZKPHYB
YABNS, UM
BBALLAB,.
GENTLEMEN'S
AND YOUTH'S LINEN
AND TR AVB LING SHIRTS,
COLLARS. TIES, SUSPENDERS.
ARMY GOODS 1 ABMY GOODS I SOL*
DIKES’ SHIRTS AND WORK OASES, OIFI
CEBS’ GAUNTLETS, Ac., Ac,
To which i* Invited the attention of *ll
purchase StW AND tEABONABLE GOODS,
eA ~ P HACEUM& GLYDE,
78 MARKET STREET,
i (between Fonrth and Diamond.) 11 -
fjIABLE LINEN,
J. M. Burchfield’s
DAMASK TABLE LINEN;
.SNOW DBOP TABLE LINEN;
UNBLEACHED do Bo; v
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
CBASB,
10-4,11.1,12*4 SHEETING;
54,9 8 PILLOW MUSLINS;
a
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
L New Goods just received, at North-
east corner Fourth and Market Bts.-
■ nnzQ
qodntry merchants
will. FIND
BHEETIHGB, I
SHIRTINGS, and
. PRINTS, .
1 the T&rlooi brands, it
J. W. Barker & Co.’s,
59 Market Street,
AT LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES
and BBS
OPEN—
Monday, August 18th,
And during tin week, new ud dcdrablo itjh. of
DBY GOODS,
Adapted to the Fall trade.
DOJHEBTIC GOODS,
chawd before tholate advance, will bo Bold at
LESS THAN EASTBBS "PRICES.
Cabs.
C. HANSON LOVE * CO.
-pEESH ARRIVAL
NEW FALL GOODS,
HORNE’S TRIMMING BTORE,
77 and 79 Market Street
Wo .re now recelrlng onr stock ol FALL GOODS,
to which wo dealre to tnrlle the cipocl.l ottention of
all wholesale and retail bnjere-
HEW DBEMIBIMUISGS, EMBBOIDEBIBS,
LIiHEH HACTKBBCHIXFS, CCTEBBHIBTSand
DBAWEBB, HOBIEBY ADD GLOVES. .HOOP:
SKIRTS, COSSETS. BaJB BETS, and alt klnta of
MILLIHEBY GOODS.
Army Goods.
BTBIFKBFLAHSEL SHIBTB, BMOKINOCAFB,
OCTEBSHIBTB ACT DBA*EBS, HAND EBB*
OHIXFJACT BOCKS, at low ptlcee.
jyj-lUTARY GAUNTLETS!
BUCK ABB RIB OADHILETSI
In Imff tnd'pnro will to, noelred bj ezprcni *t
EATON, MACBUH A CO.’S, -
TJEBUN ZEPHYR I
1,200 E*. ZKPHTB WOOL* of all the eholce and
fatoriteehadM and mixture*, tor bn- j knitting.
Beaiare eoppUed in qoantltj at leei than pteeent
S M o S,iiAQBIfMVoo..j i
T7IANCY STRIPED WOOL SHIRTS,
J? far BoldtMl’ and Ttaxelerx’ Wear. ■■
We haxe text reeled oxer 60 dozen of assorted
dualities of IBAYKLIBO OHIBTB, from the llnect
to the lonest grade*. We lneite special attention to
tho strlcs of thee* Goods. ..
Hrw York.
wTaiflm
-rn-OOLEN KNITTING YARNS— ;
1,(00 Be. of the snort desirable colon of Beaton
KHITTIKQ TAltHB,|oitrooelTed.
’ Bold' wholeaale'ahd retail, Ay
SHIRTSI ARMY SHIRTS
A !«rg» &ndcoaplet« itock of
ABMT SHIRTS,
Jail nceindMid ftirialtat tb. floral colliprion.
anTtlf EATON. HACBNHAOO.. ITlUttit
gOMMEB GOQD3
fiELLlfifl AT
Reduced'Prices.
JACOH*TLAWNB,at
OEOAHDIES, from lijfc. to STJfc
A FEW romUEB nui lift, at «TKe, -
BnAWLS. lt tat.
BACQUEB. at ooat.
SILK MANTLES, at cat.
LAOS MANTILLAS AND POINTS, A>r r *t an.
Tba tat faalltj of HOOP BUSTS, Jmt spaaA.
W.&D.HUGUS-
A CO.’S
i "--' GREAT
UNITED STATES CIBCUS
AND
mPPOZOOSOMDOX,
WiU exhibit at
3?X T T SBTTiR-C3-SI,
On PENN STREET, ne r St. Clair, on RID HON
LOT, lu re** of Ben Trimble's,on
Wednesday, Thursday, Fridayandfiatnr
day, Sept. Sd, 4th, Sth and 6th.
First performance on VBDSKSDAYiAtTktfdock
p. m., and every AFTERNOON AND SIGHT during
the week. •
labgebt exhibition bvbbfoemsd,
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, A PLEASANT.
The Benaational Concern. - .
The Erfatbireba'k Equrltlan, Mr. J AMES BOB*
INSuN, EATON SToSeTjOHN U. QLENBOT.
Three Great Clown*,-
Or. JIM TBAYEB. ;
, ’ LEE rOIYELL,
JEMMY REYNOLDS. j
Mr. CHAS W. NOYES will lotndnc.nt osA.lt
hibitlon hla wonderful perfortnlDg_bor«e, WW*
FIELD 80oTT,and thorn <X)MIO MULEB, THICK
HOBSES, PONIES* Ac. * : i _ ;
The MAMMOTH GYMNASIUM,., «£•
Chemplone Meetn. OAGLE & eyEEFE.and *hun
drtd'other f aiorts, will be given in the great show.
Tw S&rfS°?lh. GRE A r PAVILION, to con*
■traded for the convenience of immense andlencee,
having eeate aronnd the arena. • . -
Nothing»hall bewantingte make tblsa moral,
intellectual and amusing exhibition.
The Grand Opera Band,
Led bp.TOM OANHAM, will ncoompcny tbl* MAm*
moth Estab lint meat..
Notwithstanding th. innomctnbls wrtotjr'* *t
tractions, and tee unprecedented expense of fn»
unparalleled combinations, the PJJICJS OF ADM IS*
BIOS will be place at tte extraordinary tow prtea of
35 CENT S.
ao2fl:7tßoq . _
tukatkk.
Lesseef w| i M»n«pr , T i —w». Snsuioi.
Treasnret.-^^...^——— *•—l*AA*>
TUESDAY EVENING,. AUGUST 2Glb, 16G2.
First time of the great eensation six act drama* frgm
CharlesDlckena’.work,entitled,. ....
/ : ‘l-flateof:Two-CitU9+'..:- \
T.ffmg MA'NgTT E MUsA MY FBOST. f
HADAUKDUFABGE ?
KIRS ANNIE HYATT.
JARVIS LONG" -—Mr. CHIPPENDALE.
MEB.CB.iJVT TJILOR&
GOODS I
Are now receiving their Sommer Stock, comprising•
every variety of goods adapted to men andboy avear,
whl&t In extent, choice tasteend price* wUlccmpare
fsvorahlywlth any in the trade. . ' .
french, American and West of England Cloths, ol
the best makes, of every shade and quality—• -very
lame amortment; Oassimerea and Doeskins; Soper
Black French Doeskins; Super Black french Cwri*
meres; Fancy Csssimeres in every variety; Bibbed,
(Uau and Fancy Canimerea; Silk Mixed Casiiiaetee
l-al every shade and color. - - •- - • - •
VKSTIHGS— Faney Silk and Satin Vest In bs, new
styles; Snpsr Black Satin and Silk Vestings; Mailman ,
and Fancy BUkVeeting#; White Figured Silk and
Satin Vestings. • , V.
Also, evuy variety of goods for Business Ocata;
likewise a very choice selection of Furnishing Good*
1 adapted 16 gentlemen's wear. ’ T
1 Soliciting an early call from onr mends and tbs
Public, any orders entrusted to onr oue will tneft
with prompt attention and punctuality in ali as*.
-WEHttY <3. HALS A €O., Merchant.Tailor*, -
Cor. FennandSt. Clair streets.
YALUABLE.STOCKB AT AUCTION.
—On TUESDAY KVEKIKO. Aogiut26tb, at*
o’clock, will be aold, la the Second Floor Sale* Boom
of »iq Commercial A action House, M Fifth stroett
20 share* Exchange Bank Stock; . -
20 4o Iron City do do; ,
20 do' Mechanics 1 do doi
26 do S.IS. do do;
S do Allegheni. do - ~do; ...
26 do Hand Street Bridge Co;.'
25 d> Moahogabela Bridge Co; -
2) do Mechanic# 1 Bank btock; • ■: i --
10 do IruhCiy do do; • : ;
6 do Allegheny lawrance Co.;
ana *, J. Q. DAVIS, Anc*.
QANVAB SHOES!
MAB OHIO HAISiAU CHOH HOUSE
74 MARKET STREET.
A DJOUBNED ORPHANS’ COUET
A TDIBBAT SVINXHO, Acpa«
yotiuat 8 o’clock, at ptr adjournment, by OTdjxct
tbs Orphan*’ Court of Allegheny county,, wul'.nr
•ol», on tbs premise*, an BtoTer the MCCM
Ward of tbs City of Allegheny, Jour slMbJo befld*
tig lpte, oommenclng at a point nfly-twofisetsoath
warulytroia tbscorner ofJaduoa usd. Bsav«rstta«S
and snunctog tack iOO feet, to an alley 80 &*t Vida,
On oae of tbs lots ars« reeled a fnaw
d XiM Wrd 'qufc, iwriiusHto os e and
two yean, with interest.' - ' ‘J. <3* DAYIB, Auct.
deod.} -!- VtS% _
a DMINISTKAiTOB‘B SALE OK
A BEAL WAW W AIIMBWT OTIT
Aftl) McCLDBK TOWHBHIF.-On_TOIBI>AT
K.VEHIBG. Beptemter lf*va* S o Clock* wm, be
i c,rt»rof-tti*orplairf t oowt «f
ceuatY. at tli® Commercial Salt* Boons* M fifth
■treeh the following dwell bed property, telenglnc
to the estate of iha late Wm. I>jer, <lecei»dj
A lot In the Fir t Wsrd ol AUeg|«y atji tWrtJ
feet front oh South Atenue, (late B»nr LinoO.Cui
extending back 160 feet, mow or- !*£. to SVCWt
umi, whereon 1$ erected *
end the outbuildings—being M c*lo«
80. lo la hi. Clair Denny’* plan of a lobdirMoa of
out-lot Ho.» in the original plan of Allegheny* CU
which their® is an annual grou- d rent of *6U» ■,,
-AUo a lot In McClure towoahlp.aituatedoa woodT
jton and the New Brighton Plank Bead, containing
lacroand £954 perches, on which Is erected aurge
•tone baetmeht-and unfinished bttfldlngrbeiogloj
Ho. 3 in a plan of lota laid out by B> B. Codina and
M. ttcQonalgle, guardUns ofibe minor children of
Jntmston UttTi deceased. ;
- XannaaffiSn—For .farther.partichUra -apply to
8. Dyer, 61 Federal aueet* All«gheay> « John 0a»
turn, Administrator, at tba, Ternary*
JOS. HORNE.
go. 17 Fifth rtmt;
Blnmn.mm.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENDKPMP'
Jl KRTX AT AUCTIOH.—TBCBfIDAT .MOBh- -f
IMG AuguitSWb, at 10u’ctock, jIU taaoldjOh the
tjremieeeTrbe feilowink valuabW BuUdiQ* !•©**» I*W
EJfrSa P*« of thTwett tooyiJwUn ,bW«.■ .
fronton
ix €0 feet wide.) and extending beck Cram 110 to 121*
- loirt to Beech «Jley» 24 feet wWe. • n
-"onalot M feetioji inch* front on Beech «lfe*
with a front of 9 fret 10 inch* on Foibee etreet, end
i d *J‘«rleen r loteK) froi front on Torbee afreet ana
rTt»ndi"E tack' 120. feet to Twin attest, kid lata
I ?oSf lot about S$ fret ? 'inchai front cmlrwboe . : -
etreet and extending tack 120 feet, »ith « front ?,'
I- about! fret*K Indue on Tuitinefreet. ■• - Mj'rv....
*- Tea toU2* feetfronton9Faiio«ttwt l u4«rffß4
-ink tack fro* ÜBto 105 fett. to Braddock ,
impetus to excellent ak»g
penoajhatila AnmnehaebeansiTttainea
■kminto Tilth itreotte toad up*; Mi’ttiWg v
brief time thievrUl bathe tarmfeamMfk«a«as
I eity.' These lou ere ju»t beyond the city ha*,
I eligibly rituated alongside heneca
I Dortncet . *• M 1 ■ -•-
Ko. 17 Ellth itmt.
EATON, HACBUM * CO:,
So. IT Fifth ctreel
EATOH, MACBUM * 00.,
-vv Ha. 17 tilth si.
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Vy Aoctloa.
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i «elf cen*r*U* natal afroo* tbahgnae. Mttaaiit»4
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1 AdSSTBox 188. r. 0. «4»-
gO ooo 3ma3L 0F BYfi WANTEI> -
NEW GOODBH
HEBBY Q. HALE k GO.
(Successor* to Junes 0. Watt,)
aVCTMOJT B~It.ES.
CAK7AS SHOES I
CASTAS SHOD I
T« arriT*t<>.d*y, ak th*
So. BO fifth itreeW 1
cLLmsiia, at MtOte
: ' \ Hal
b at McUfcliand’
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our ekitvia, » new «Mv
.tooloßtUilfUoiHMOß. - y” 81
‘ HQOBff £ DIBtItIKKT.
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a&da 1 * -** “*■ 188flirtgreet,ftllrtUiU.