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SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 30.
It is not necessary to ray for the informa
tion 'rot inreWgent readers that the tante
which is nude ep , iost the President by those
who eluneiler.- - a proclamation-declaring
freedom to the of rebels," aa thortgb
theProsident were evading adati enjoined
by the es:Oh:cation law, is one which pro
weeds 06:it - folio's:gumption. The only pro=
olamation enjoined by that law has been
alreadyissnecti• and; if the Congress had de
sired,- the President to issue an eihorta
- tion'°.to the negroes of the South, as well as to
`white-rebels in aril, we may be assured that
its.ntembersarotild , nothave'been restrained
by any considerations of modesty from say
ing so. The section relating - to ilexes of re
bels Is as follows, and ereoutes Itself, without
requiring any yosolatriattoetO give it force or
validityt,
Sec. 9. - ,,indieit:iiiditer iward, That all slaws
of perilous wholdtall lunette, to engsgedin._ rebel
lieu against the Goratmomt of the nutted States, 'or
' who 'hall in any' way 'tread or comfort-thereto,
- escaping from such pouts mid JAI,* refuge within
the lines of the army ;Tend aft alma, captured from
lacb perms, or deserted by them end coming under
the wastrel of the Gorentment of the Dotted States;
and aft slaves of such parsons found or being within
any plaontour;ded by rebel Some. and afterward °c
oupled by the forme of the United States, shall be
deemed capittres -of war, end shell be tomer free of
their errltiodViddlongelt ardrstrner•
-
Thainsimation 'perhdenty r eiter ated-in
some quarters that the President will not en
force. the eoneseaticinimanolpation bill'hu
- not the slightest foundation, so far as we can
. discover: - There is every reason , to believe
that it is his parpose to execute. this law. and
all other law, toile extent of his ability ' ,
and in every section of the eounttr: that hi
can mach by ,thelidicial and military power,
of the:ration.Nalicntel Inteilieencer.,
The:Mtlyfalie . issue in, the Controversy
of this question, which has always struck.
us in.-our ireading;.iiilust the one 'made
by the ..,Tateifirneer itself in the above
brief artiole; which is bat a repetition, in a
condeniat form, of a hundred others which
we s t:live read in the columns of a certain
class of journals. While some have-urged
the- Piisident to' issue a proclamation by
- givingla degree of prominence to the prob
able effects it would produce by bringing
the affairs of the rebeli to a crisis atoece,
in reference to their slaves, on/whose con
tinued submilsion 'and labor their armies'
' depend, which would immediately fail
them if the negroes could be reached and
• ieffneaseediry a proclamation of freedom - to
make their way to- oar lines, the argument
drestleti tht-President as the Executive
Pewerof the Nation has been ene of a fat
-mere direct' kind—one that had better,
perhaps, have beedurged without the en
cumbrance of this consideration of advantage,
however greaten:l imPortant, es such, this
err:cited: result 1111 . 117 have appeared, and
thereferdwortllr of being kept constantly
in view, and.,.mide sa it were equally
prominent the argument itself.
We, need not, for the hundredth time, re
,peat what the tntelligeneer has so penis
:ter:o refused to hear, or heed; for its sake;
• = forthe eke of some who read care
.
le . ~
ssly, who, therefore, may. have been
.
imposed uporthy such a perverse misrep
resent:4lo4.4We: find in the aboite-quoted
artiele,'we will briehy say, that the area
' went which his been addressed to the Pres
identby- , Ahose who would like to see the
erciannipation act enforced, involves no .
such' issue as that pretended bi the ,
ligeneer,'-and no false issue,whateven. - ".
...- So far from being Ma—a ituttterOf sped
uledion and . open to some -doubt, or, at
leaei; is simply,; this, aplain mat
ter of fact, into Which neither doubt nor
- cavil can enter: It is the dirty of the
President,,.as the Chief Executive of the
natitin;ttr i mse that the laws are enforced by
thosiild andority Under him—by Generals
: iommanding in the several military de
partments which he has crested, and -other
publics servants for whose conduct he is re
-
spordulde. !ow, if these subordinates not
onlyfail tdoarrY out the provisions of-this
law, as they notoriously have done in Bev
oral instancevbut for the most part either
igitOraits.existence, or openly deny that,
without orders from their superiors, they
are called 'upon to put. it in force, or to in
terfere with those who defiantly violate it
before their:eyes, we insist that , the very
-facts of the Case 'make an irresistible sp
.- peal to, the President to let his Generale
andtill:Cdhcr-Subordinates know what the
law .is. and that it, mist be respected and
enforced by,ority officer whom the Govern
- - ment Itas commissioned to exercise either
Civil el . :Military authority, all local laws
to the, contrary notwithstanding.
• Tierefori, as the most usual, most,direct,
and moat effective means of publishing the
' law, Patting it in force, and ceusing . it to
be regarded, we respectfully persist in
callingiOnde President to notify...ll whom ,
it may concert:, by proclamation, or general
order,- that. no rebel's claim.to hold's slave
shall berietiagnized, for the law of the land
declares all such IMAN:CIPATED.
This ergument- involves no false issue,
whether the IntilLigenur likes it or not.
Mill
,
Robert Sintillsthe Charleston Pilot.
_
This celebrated negro; who so ably
brought the rebel gunboat Planter out of
Charleston harbor and delivered her to tie
commander. - efthe * bl o ckading, equadron,
has - Written t he 'Allowing letter to, the Fa
_
an,
„ticaa/ .R.cpublit contradicting a report
• ,
which was circulated , , in : Washington, and
which - we have noticed in some of the New
York journals , Also: '
.
lila. "Eamon: In your Taper of yester
• dapAt ia elated: that an_ applicatiortited..
been - made by me to Senator Pomeroy fora
passage to Central America. I wbsh , it un
derstood-that I have made no suck applies
- tiourllui, et the same tiroe,l would express
ray sir - dial approval of every kind and wise
effort,',for the liberation find elevation of my
oppressed - me°. .-.., ,-, ' , , -
After . Waiting, apparently in vain, for
many • yeare ter our deliverance, - a'part
• consisting - of nine. men, myself includ ,
ti t
of the city: of Charleston, conferred 1 a
dorn upon OCITSIATES, five women and th
childeeiFfira - te -7 tre -4 oveittnient - of-the
United States wegave the Planter, a gun
bolt - Which - cost nearly thirty: thousand
"dollars, together with - six large rum, from
a 244eunder howitzer to a 1001oundes
Parrott rifle.
.-, - WtS.,ire ill noir. in .the service of the
navy, under the command of our true
friend, Rear Admiral Po Pont, where we
.wieli , to serve till the rebellion and slavery
- are silife - o - nisliect out forever
--- Var9-:relPeelful l it ,
Wasnmorow l D
C.,Aug. 27, 1862.
'.,
Itobert Smells' day or two ago:go ' t his
'-
eliarit'of the pire•rooney for, the above cap.
- : - . ...'.7- . .: tiara, -
. amounting - to $1,601); but , instead' of
. .- . Aelpring ., art . investment for it in Chiriqui
atpreseitt, he prefers to remain where be
' is,lturder tie com - iintidifitfinirar thiPritt, -
and serve the Govainuient "till , the rebel
' lion-iiid.:4ltiver-y,:tirattlikekritalted out-for
ever h' Thane:tibia brave and loyal men's
-'4 r tfiiiikOatli ed 1
, aYin';* n • _PPE- 3 1 c 9 cla-does
iiiiailkia Aar atindapritedvntheiNers
-liiglitstaxtelbalt both ; 1 * *l 4 tied '
_ ::..- _deed, by. all brava and loyal men?
. _
&False leane.
Cyrus P. Mark!e i ; Esq
This highly, respectable ntud popular geet..:
tlemen is the Chairn:n of the Rep'Allem:
Central State Committee, which has just
issued an address to the loyal voters of the
State. The address was published in our
coluutna yesterday. The Pittsburgh Post,
of yesiterday, his a most scurrilous assault_
upon-the address:Fend closes its remarks as
follows:
"Mr. Markle should not allow such polit
ical highwaymen to prostitute his respecta
ble-Alamo to any such wicked and culpable
purpose. Re knows that the sentiments of
tpa vile address are not his, and he should,
th justice to himself, to hie friends, and to the
scoundrels who used his name to give respec
tability to this infamous produetion, disavow
it at once and forever."
A grosser - insult to a responsible and re
spectable man was never uttered by that
Proverbially vile sheet. While pretending
- to respect Gen. 'MARKLE, the editor of the
Post foully stabs his reputation, by charg
ing him with being :a hypocrite, and a tool
of others. If. Mr. BAnn, who is himself a
candidate of the Butternuts, and hes - keen
most mercifully dealt with by the optiosi 4-
tion press, wishes to go into this detestibie
land of personal warfare, -he can-have
enough of iL Gen. lltnitine, a modest; gen
tlernanly man, may be surprised to find
hithaelf so violently_assailed, but he has
yet to learn the desperate meanness and
wickedness of those who still cling to the
Entternnt organization. •
THE -St. Joseph Valley Register, (Ind.)
whose gclitor (the Hod. Schuyler Colfax) is
:thoroughly acquainted with his district,
says that the supporters of the Democratic
State Ticket systematically discourage en
listments—that they contributed but $33
toward $1,463 subscribed at . the late war
meeting in Southaend, and that
"Of the 3,000 volunteers in this district,
raised under the late call, for infantry, cav
alryand artillery service, less than one-sixth
are'Democrats, and of that sixth more than
half are advocates' of the - election of the
Union &ate and Congressional tickets.
Company after company hafe gone into
-camp at this place with only from six to
' ten-Democrats in each. And out: of this
8,000, neither Turpie nor the Jesse D.
Bright State ticket-could get to exceed 100
votes. As it has been in thin district, so
has it been in nearly every district in the
State. In consequence of this vast dispro
portion between the number of Republican
and Democratic volunteers, the Vallandig
hamers now boast that they will be able to
carry oven the strongest Republican-coun
ties and districts in tire State. And yet a
speaker at the Jesse D. Bright Convention
in thts'place, on Seturiay last, and the last
Forum, 'had the unhlashing impudence to
claim that over one-half of the volunteers
are Democrats!"
--As in Indiana, so elsewhere, every
wherejust so often as you hear a"speaker"
at a Loco-foco Convention, or read a loco
foco journal, you are sure to find this auda
cious effrontery of falsehood, which re-
Pests the thousand:ft:nes disproved as
.sertion, "that the ftepUblicans brought on
the war, but the Democratado the fighting I"
Another Cavalry Raid.
The repetition of such a daring exploit so
that of therebel Gen. STtl i and his cav
alry, is mortifying and provoking _in the
extreme. if the fast one, long ago, which
yiasie the complete circuit of 31cCxrtnates
'army,and destroyed Inuch, and threat-
Alma to destroy So much pore, of our army
'trains and other impedimenta in the rear of
our lines, had been wanting in any thing
to make it serve as a warning, surely the
raid a few days ago on Catlett's Station
should have : roused our Generals to take
precautions to prevont the recurrence of so
humiliating a business.
A. JET/EV.SOIIIIAS Peaironn.—John 11.
Bice has been renominated to Congress by
the people of the Fourth_ District of Maine.
The Convention adopted a series of fiery
resolutions, among them the - following
Resolved, That, in the language of Jeffer
son, a strict observance of the written law
is doubtless one of the highest duties of a
good citizen ; but not the highest. The law
of necessity, of melt-preservation, of eaving
I our country when in danger, are of higher
obligation. To lose our country by a scru
pulous adherence to written law, would-be
to lose the law itself, with lite, liberty,
property and all those who are enjoying
them with us ; thus absurdly sacrificing
the end to the means..
“Contraband.”
Of the military situation, what shall I
say? "Yon may telegraph that Washing
ton is calm," said the Government censor,
last night; "but you shall not say that
there is some excitement over military ru
mors, for that would be contraban - 1" And
so, readers of most papers were dosed with
the statement that Washington was calm.
,Gazette readers, didn't get it, simply be
cause it wasn't tne—a matter of very lit
tle consequence to the Government, bat of
some moment to our readers. "You may
telegraph that Bolden, of: Pennsylvania,
was killed in a recant skirmish in Virginia,
but you shall not say that he was struck in
the head by a stray shot, for that would be.
contraband;" .and so, with the dignified
severity, for which all patriots applaud the
'dealings of our Government with the press,
"struck in the head by a stray shot," was
stricken out. t•You may say that Capteiti
Goulding was taken prisoner, but you shall
not say where, or who . he was, for that
would be contraband;" and so "of General .
Pope's stair was remorselessly - 'scratched
out. - "You shall , not telegraph whit is
published in the Washington papers, for
that is contraband ;" 'and so highly inter
eating statements that have been published
with impunity under the very nose of
leek and the War Office,' and where, Within
welve hours after, publication, they can
bo irLthe hands of the rebel Generals, can
not be sent to Cintinnati, where there is no
possibility of, their doing any. her* be
catate.ottr wise and vigorous Government
bits delortained that "this giving informa
tion to the enemy through the newspapors
shall cease."— Wash. Car.' ein: Gazette.
Mcothig of thd!egle!niare Rhoda
The Legislature of Rhode Island met at
Providenct on Monday. Governor Sprague
appeared in. the Senate and delivered AU
address, setting forth the embarrae sweats
of the system of:granting bountie s by the
several towns of the State. He calls upon
the Legislature to revise the lawsexempt ,
ing persons from drift; - and• declares that
under, a proper. and uniform
,itystem, of
bounties : drafting„will:not;be neceisarY;
provided that the general govern m ent is
willing to accept volunteers lieu of make
ing the draft. Rhode Island hasfurnished ;
from fifty to seventY 7 fiie 'per:cent. more
thin her qucita under the. call f0r.600,000
men, and the Governor' hid nn intimation
from Mx. Lincoln that - the'sfirplui would be
credited, but it has not'been; and owing to.
the delay thus .occasioned, Rhode - Island
lacks from twelve to''fifteen hundred men
on the last call.
.. , .
. ,
Tun - news, that stave! of rebels escaping
to the Union - lines; are tree, has not, yet
reached Fie* °flew. - The Deputy Provosi
Dlftrehaladvertiste: tier the mestere. - Of_
course,) that eliciai.eomirig in veldt thilni;
case that their.Ownore told there to go to
tha-,Yankees, mustbolng al written order to
'that effect, from, the awfiej
' else the -owner
be'Rill sent for to ieoltdinthe 11171,0, .',. Vat
my„be called cool, for. August.
The Situation onthe Rappithannocko
1
You know, - however, that Poke hi#
tired to the north side of 'the -itappituni-:,'
neck; that the 'rebels have been delayed
in their pursuit beyond the point where
their railroads will carry them, by lack of '
transportation; that thus Pope WOE( enabled
to retire slowly and securely ; that, at lest
the rebels have-got up to the oeuth nide of
the ItiPpahannock; and that for two or
three days brisk artillery - duels neross_ the.:
river, varied by occasional skirmishes in
attempting to cross the stream, by et*
brilliant affair of Sigel's,: and by another
'dashing cavalry exploit is our rear, by the ,
rebel °enema ,Stuart, have occupied. the
two armies. Ton know, too, that , McClel
lan's troops began to forma junction 'with
Pope as early as Saturday morning, that
they have since been steadily though rather
slowly arriving and pushing ferward, and
that the utmost confidence now'prevails in
military circles. And you should know
that thus far General Pope is ; making his
brave words good by deeds as , brave,. and
that all unite in according him the higheet
praise for skillful management thue far. '1
For the rest, it is enough to know that
the crisis is past. We may have a terrible
battle—in all probability we shall have—
but our brave soldiers are-net to be crushed'
by the mere weight of overwhelming num
bers. Musket to musket, saber to saber,
we are ready for them, and let no man far
the issue. j
We had rumorslast night of farther fall
ing back, in consequence of the. slowness
with which McClellan's men come up, but
they were not fully credited.' If we have
retired frOm the Rappahannock, ilia mere
ly
maneuver for an eligible battle-field.
If we can fight the enemy with a difficult
river jest in their rear, and can defeat
them, their rout will be more complete, and
their chances of escape infinitely less.
McClellan is expected to arrive here to
day. Other stories have it that he is to re
main at Fortress Monroe, and still others
that he is already out with Pope. There is
no credence given to the statement that he
is to command the combined army, and,
whatever may have been its , confidence in
him six Weeks ago, the Army of the 'Poto
mac itself would not wish it „now.— Wash
ington Cor. Cia. Gazette..
Gen. Buell Again.
-1 letter from Stevenson, Alabama, says
Let me add what every soldier in the
army feels to be true, that if Gen., Ttuell
had been as intent upon putting down re
bellion as he has been in conciliating rebels,
we should have been occupying strong po
sitions far to the east of us, when are could
have prevented any raid upon Kentucky
by Confederate troops, and where we could
have prevented supplies from going to the
Confederate army in Virginia.
Alas, we are not in Chattanoogna but
the rebels are. We do not occupy those
important gateways leading to the supply
field of Tennessee and Kentucky, but the
rebels do. We hear, to be sure, that Gov
ernment intends to adopt a stern, warlike,
' aggressive policy but it is not seen in
any order issuing from the Headquarters
of the armyrof the Ohio. We read the Con
fiscation Act; and find that it provides,
under certain circumstances, for weaken
ing the power of rebels by making their
slaves free, but no order come to enforce
the law.•
To be
. curb, contrabands come into our
lines, some by their own choice, and some
under orders of our officers, and work on
our fortifications, but in the absence of any
orders calculated to secure' protection and
freedom to those who by the plain terms of
the Confiscation Act and erders from the
War Department are entitled thereto.
When the work is done upon which they
are engagd, they are sent back to their
claimants' plantations, many of whom are
in the Confederate army.
We wait for a policy, for'orders coming
from the proper authority to carry out the
intention of the Confiscation Act. How
long shall we wait?
Angels in Washington.
A taU, slim, comely lady, with dark eyes
and dressed in mourning, entered Armory
Square hospital yesterday morning, and
before passing many patients, she noticed
a man about fifty years of age, who seemed
about bidding adieu to these troublous
times. Without uttering a word, she gent
ly removed her bonnet and took a seat be
side his clean and narrow bed. As she
fanned his feverish brow, and placed the
cooling liquid to his lips, and paned her
delicate fingers through hie thin hair, she
seemed to catch his feeblest whisper, and
return it with au affirmative nod. After
thus ministering to him for the space of
four hours, she sent for the chaplain, Rev.
E. W. Jackson, who commended him to
God. She then closed his eyes, kissed him,
and clipping a lock of hair that hung over
his brow, turned to the chaplain and said:
"Please send this to Sarah, his daughter,
who he told me lives in Philadelphia.
Say to her, a stranger-woman watched
him in his dying moments, closed his eyes,
and kissed him for her." Though fiends
maim and kill our best patriots, angels in
woman form guide their spirits from scenes
of carnage to the haven of peace.
The. Contrabands in South Carolina
Weanwaros, August 27, 18t
Rev. Mr. French, who has just returned
here from Port Royal, where he has had
the superintendence of the colored schools,
had interesting interviews to-day with
Secretaries Chase and Stanton. lie reports
that there are nearly fifteen thousand col
ored persons within our lines in South Car
olina, Georgia and Florida. The 'schools
are making rapid progress. Most of the
pupils learn readily, and take a deep inter
est in the religious exercises. Borneo( the
slaves have come over a hundred and fifty
miles to ,reach Port Royal, traveling , all
bight, slid hiding in the woods in the day ,
rime. They all state that the negroes have,
the idea that the day of 'their sleilverahei
has come. This feeling j prevails , every
where among the slaves.—Cot. Eve. Post.
Mr. Charles legersoll.
The Now York Times and the New York
Tribune both state that it. was; Charles Jared
Ingersoll who watt arrested for making a
treasonable speech` at the •Dreckinridge
`meeting on Saturday evening last. That
Iveteran statesman departzd this life a few
;months ago, and the 'responsibility of, the
speech aforesaid attaches to his son, Chas.
Ingersoll. This gentleman, until within
several years past, has not been much of a
politician, and very little or a 'Democrat.
lie blossooteil• into a partisan under IN-'
Chanares Administration, and ripened into
a sytopathizer under Lincoln's. His senti
ments taken- down froni his own lips by
one of our reporters, and published under
our local head yesterday, are so offensive
and unjust, that we do not marvel' that
the public authorities should have con
strued them, into a deliberate attempt to
prevent enlistments In the army.—Yorney'r
Press. • 1 •
SPEC L JrOTICES.
WB.—T.:-4860-2L-Draka's Plan
TATION BUTES.% Exhausted nature's groat
restorer. They Invigorate, .Rnrogtben and. Furl*
the iysteto, cuns'Dyspepula, Acidity or the Stomach.
Diarrhtea, k perfect apoetizer and tank. They
lastly: Ate the body. without atlatlating the brain.
no are compound of yore Bt. Quiz Bum, Boots
.and Herbs., spd keadutdended by all who wit
theta. Adapted to . ' old or Yourer. but particularly
:recrunmeilid to the weak and. languid. Bold by
Druggists, Hotels akd SNOB,
r. B. masa t 00.,
202 grwelnsY• .NewAtork....
ru=27.l
Lyon's' MagniA — inseot.Poiv;
Ds to for 19 years and grows In, tane. It
I ,kiiis ita.rucaguntos aosakes,, Bea. SNP, Anti
leiri, Moths in Clatbs, Turs'atillaraittre. Carden
Insects, /sal Alt tpolnine bearil 14ostifta of 11.
_Lyon, alai. aof ziouolioit fo .oereass er,amartio sal;
oak. lbw ust of canuttarbiti aid itnitationa •
Lion's'Powder Ildili all insects is a tries;
Lyeat Matra death tends DO otos.
• '• frold SToirotkoti;' .„ 11:8:'962f1r4,4,
mylaoloodata 202 Broadway, Nov Irak.
-10 THE! , ' FIRST CONGREGATION
7 -OF DPACIPLESititei removed .from Apollo -
Hall to JACKeciti'l3 BLOCK, third goof, corner of
Penn and :it. Clair streets. Preaching every Lneri's
D,T, at 10% O'Cifla . Pl. Wit TT. .n . • WE irsrB:
DAY. EVRite - nia; Lecture at 7 o'clock - ?fl . Publie
we respectfully 'invited to attend.' , ,w3O-11,,.
SLUEH T. U
. tortnell for the rmsT. CONGREGATION OF
DISCIPLES. In .'EXCECiIOR HALL. Allegheny
272, 'll - . 3 17 1
5?,?:",1
eked to attend. =Any School meet. at 9a. m
an.90.1t
FOR • PflANUit._ 7-143.1 Es eLoss
'
ill
be a -ca ' nflitlate (or Mayor of Allegheny CWT.
at tho approaching Ppecini ,election ou Tnerday. the
M of Seplelnb, 10,411.ta
UFOK MA V TYLER' vrill be'
acandldate for Alayer•of Allegheny, a t i b.
approaching special election, on Tuesday, the 2il of
Seldom • ' ata7:te.
MAY , ,ItAVEY.—
jaces W cavil, Jr., at the reovat of many
frier Ida. VIII be a Union candidate for toe unexpired
term of 800. Simon Drum, for Mayor of Allegheul
City, at the ongoing Aeolian. an2llt.e
treALLIM.iti.EN Y MA u
At the .al citattotrof many fl lends, the mi.
dotalgmd boa consented to, be dtdate fur Mayor
o(AI MY, at the ebsuing election.
stabler •• . iA. 11-AbEXANDZII..
MEETING OF 'ELL .F.ErUB-1
LICANS AND DEMOCRATS of T.mperance.
ville sod, or Uhartleis. Scott, Pah:Leon and Un on
Townshlo will t, hold at 5 o'clock on SATURDAY
EVENING, August Seth, at OBEY'S • TAVERN.
Steubenville road. E. D. Gra tm will address the
meeting on ibis following subjects: "The terser) of
a Pittabu. - gh t'SallmaA CMUIPIP 6 9 . And
ktreason,'"Theiitate Tao. the War and the Nor
ern alike or Jar. DiTlO."
, UNION 001.11iTY COMMITTEE
-1031 ittgteitsztir ccitryrv..rhe ibove
Committeewill meet at PHILO HALL,it 10 o'clock
m., TUESDATifteptember 2d: Panctnal attend
ance le requested. „Among. the items of Imp( rtant
baldness to be vegetated will tde the adoption of
=Mattes to Mini% the establishment of .-enlort
Newspaper, to advocate the principle. of the party,
among which are • "vigorotweoppolt of the General
Government' and the War," in& 0pp411111013 to the In
iquities of the Pennsylvania Rail. oar Company.
atatn3t E. D. OAEZ AK, Chairman.
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ELUDQUAJCIMiaII (Mies brats Otani... 00 121 /TT.E.
No. 61.3 Cheattint Street, Phtlidelphia. J
U7HE MEMBERS of the Union
itate GM . trig Committee of the loyal eittrent
of Pennsylvania, are requested to mart at the 310..
NONGAILKLA HOME, to the City of Pittaburgh,
on WaIfNESDAY, the Pith Soy of Setitember,lB62,
at it it'ehck L. t 0... O. P. ItAftliLE, Chairman.
Ow. W. Half atritivf.
W. J. Howasn. :
-PRNNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY,
AT WESTCHISTER, PA
(Iror Hoordprs ooly.)
• This Academy wRI be opened SEPTEMBER 4th,
IBM It wu chattered bj the Legislature at its last
1169310 D, with tall collegiate powers. In its capici.u•
loilldings, which were erectod .nd furnished at a cost
of over sixty thousand dollars, are, arfutEammits ‘'t
tho highest order for the comfortable quartering arid
subsisting alone hundred and SRI cadets.
A co rps of competent and experienced icet-uctone
will give their nntLivided attention to the Educa
tional yep artMenti and aim to make their lnatruo
lion thorough and practical. The department of
studies embraces ple following coarsen: Prlnwl.
Comino , cini and zSClentltic. Colteatata and Military.
The moral training of eadeia wilt be carefully at.
tended to.
sirCircasra may Ira obtained a
JA)I M. 0410PEB, Beak Block,
Ca'.TBEO. MYATT, ,Prcit P. M. A.
t ErWESTEttN UNIVEIt:' , ITY or
PENNSYLVANIA.
GEORGE WOODS, M. A., Principal.
Aided by Seen Prcesesorn.
FULTZ Trial or tn. 'emonios, Tear cammenoco on
EriPTIALBES
' -
. -
A GINHAttIUM omenacted with the 'Rotate.
atty. MILITARY DRILL, under• competent DAR
Sergeant, rewires 'pedal attention.
For particulars, see Catalogue, to be had at the
Boolutoree.
Pentonal appllcatioh mac made at the residence
of Rev. Batitickeistam,ll4 Wyllistreet:
inlM5.
n= TIIE IthetSES SMITH'S' BOARD ,
u . T-L..315 0 Pi D DAYACBOOL, 1,210 Opium EIT,
Al'imancr.rau, ef.1,1 bo opincl
MONDAY, EfPTSMBET
•
The course of itiedY embraces the Latin, French
•ad German Languages, Huge, Drawing and Feint
ing, together with the elemeutery sad higher
bunches els thorough Ensile:l eduattion.
The accommodations ire of excellent character,
• 14.128 well adculatcal to entente to tto, pupil the coin.
forte of a homs r
Owing to the presitivi of the Ocoee, a deduction of
10 per mot. will-be made for the ensuing leer•
ett'atim
ELECT CIASSICAL SCHOOL
SELECT
LADLES.
The fifth teml•Annttal &Mon of Mrs. E. A.
Smith's
tIgLECT OLASETCAL SCHOOL. POD LADIES,
Cranw.r or Bearer street and Beath Comertn, Alle
gheny City, Pa., comeretures MONDAY, *pt. Bth.
Circulars ran be had FA the principal BOWL Snares.
anZatt
•
OSELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYs.-
7 W...u. Wasstuel's Private Scalia wIR .be
re-venial cia MONDAY. Sept.la the School
Boom of Chriet Church. Emit Common, !Übe:maw.
Hr. W. will be glad to mein additional pupils at
the coearement of this terra. A clam will be
Mratal for younger rope; mi for three who apt
more ailraecial. Jar terms apply to Mr. W. H.
WAXMAN. at his 37 Last bo a.
near the School Room. aulB:2w
PITTSBURGH , FEMALE COL.
Liraz.—usv. 1.0. Passunro, A. M., Presi
ders: beaarnsstained Udine to the State. /warts=
Teachers. Attendance hut gear 238. Superb Wish
boildlags.. Thorough and extends* mum of studs.
Taarnaarunio and Moor tforlo' taught.'
DOLLARS per term, for boarding, light, .t.
TOM .0011.1190L1M bILPTICMENII. 24. Send to the
Prealderkt for u . eandimus.. .
WISPS M. SIMPSON, Pros. Truss,..
•
YltiNN IAnTITUTE. on ancook
trete oPPsidte Christ', M. Church, lS
will
open on the YI.IIBI . MONDAY 01 SCPTEUBL.
In WM on to a thorough Yoshi». Clasalciii, ath
eutaUcel and Oottimercial course, there will be rave
lar r, in German. Tor further pesthole»
apply tp , J. IL SWILL Principal
- - - • ••••
ORIWELAION , 1 4 401tALILL' 1N&.11.
TLITS.—Tbe Second Bowdon of' the NXOEte
81011 VW commence on MONDAY, Septet:Ober Ith.
:Teachers &shiny to attend a Normal Clam, propar
ellory to the Winter `nom of School, will call at No.
43 Tunnel sheet, 'or address, for circular,' Nev. W. 14.
.13BAY: ; • •7•58. Pfttelelrah.' • •"
I:O*DIVW/SND . NUTIVE.
Orstoaor riatioaat. Mvnl i Cosyski,l,
Pittsburgh, July a15t, , 1k02. -
no Directors of ,the National libeing 0o pan,
have tisolatel I:llvtdand ot.Tlro DaLLABS ID PLIS
SHALL apes the Capital Mock of the CotaplotY.
pvyable at Bee office of tha Woman% ou SUDSY,'
Austad 10,1110, to rs
Stockholdo, appearing so inch
at the onoasioevetrentof boaltava no said data:
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAMBS rd. couricirrmi.ar.r.
urnca firresuares Desoseitee Onatreer, ,
'
J'lttalarpho . hrittutt , lb; 18er
trTHE BOARD OF DIRBOTOR.S of
tbe Oeterhap Oslo tble dhrderiered a Diridrod. out
of Me profile of the Ire ell morales, of,TWO NA;
Piolk 811Altg_, In. =eh, payeblo forthwith.
se lector. - . lr. A. Blt UART.Mcrotary.
the-Meroa T
ntile ax
lteY P 77 . 9 °1 AjW •e gh 7gircA u ce t-I , " and who have not
"He•
d T*DiZedlti 113th bast., b• promaoa.
rtg:lt:itartord ttr InZto . !s e w. • irm.t.t)
_ THE ISEMt-ANNUAL
tort, of kitten:my City • Calbv, (Prokasons
, r•iflng is and R. B. Warta.) will twitils 011410 W.
' . DAY. Stpt.. lat.. Collego IIalldhl& corner Sandusky
and Lestpxk strata.auttnYit
. .
VOLUNTEER ENLItiTMENV
With Ceititititto of Suwon and itiutrultitis
,001coi•
Tor 911;h7
W. B. RAVEN, ,
9tailoneriand raster,
sta 0011SER WOOD AND. TRIUD:triP..
BED'HOUSE,,,!-' • • L
(front! og lb. P.rk,) • • •
• . • ER/g, PA,
A. t. (.4171"0.v istPt•To4t.'
10tUCK1T AND ; TUB MACHINES.-
We have tor de two omplete , BOCK= 41.Z1D
Tull KA OBLNES, welly Dew. end of ,Ites Most, let •
proved maattlecture. -.The lie obtols Can Ise sera,
our Barr 4 Isetory; Tyler street, N flab' Ward:
- pi:MUMS &BILL,
lint street:v.
talE
HMO VILL.The .
iotteturing Lire teitiared
llatsu theft
cedi• from tio. Si Airtickt *trots Ur UN Olt Enmity,
coressof Pitt 'mtn ttfnd DigisumWw.
tit{ cohriOlgts•Agant;.,
05-20 , 6 uetratb
HXNRZ OULLINik
WaEE
I. CION SIGNMEIiTS.
73 Ixoni. Cbetao;..
25 do truntuul; Chou.;
__ 5 barrrlt Country Sony;
100 boxoe•WoNle O tonal: • , ,----- . .
I e f
25dostn Brootci; ~' , •
JzistteceiredLiwitaisalely ~{ •
_.-/ ,„ _
ya.Asx. V.S.N GoaDER,
300 114 Second street.
LLasait:LEN Y 15111Yu
.101. are yind io eee nem friend JACOB WrAVEB,
s 'candidate for Mayor of• All City. Let
all Tote for him. 1331011 . DUN Ulf.
stao •
N1)1'108 IS 118888 . 1( 1i1V.814 that
Letters of Adminiettstion wpcm tit... estate of
['avid Geo", deceased, late of Pittsburgh, have lawn
ranted to the undersigned. :/ill pomona having
aims or demandasganst the imitate of said decedent
re requested to make them_ known without delay,
d those indebted to said estate will be requited to
eke prompt payment...
_: ! .
sunnix,'D&LZELL,
WI LLtiti)l HA/011801i.
1 1 ,221=1
. .
D 156 0L. -E.A.'=•_ V. :Partnership here
tutor, existing under -the name of H blllllll
& CO. wan dissolved on,the 611 that. The burinus
or the lab+ firm will be battled by. A. D. *WITH.
at No (8 {Peter street.
, . .
1 - 11•:;SOL V ED.—The ..1,
artnerahip hare-.
L." tofore exiting under the haute sad style Of
SMITH, DAY it CO. vak dleshlred on the 20th Inst.
The hushves of the late Arm *III be settled by A. D.
BiIITII, at No. SS Water etrelt. ,
E undersigned halie this ddy formed
a Co-Parinersbip for the bnrpose of transacting
a general GOAL BOBINEBB, under the name and
style of A. D. 8111rfH & BROTHERS. at No. 68
afar street. •
.TOB.A. D. MIT%
SMITH, Jr.,
• D. M. BBITTII,
WU. INIOKLZ.
. Pittsbuegh. August 6tb,1862-au2B:l.
AA ACKEREL-50 quarter bble. Na 2
„LYJL Mackerel, in storeand.lnt as& by
JAMS A. PITZER.
a • 27 coranr Marked and rind atra.ta.
CLIEESK-15 boxes W. B. just receiv
ell end formate by .tAI3..A. firrzza,
..u29 • corner Market and First street,.
25 BMA. CUT AMU DRY 10.13kCal
Just receire4 and for sale by •
.ot9 W. M. 001/11LT, 211 Med:
bbis. Fresh Eggs, just Te-
X./ steed god for ale by J. A. rETZEB,
au29 'Market and First eta.
H EADQ,UAKI'.ERtii ;
Pumumman, P. August th, 18614 I
ORDER NO. 1.
L Colonel 0. P. I. ampbelL 67th Pennsylvania: Vol
unteer.. le hereby appointed Provost liarshaL He
will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
It. All officers and soldiers to this city, and in the
country around, absent from their regiments from
whatever ranee, will report without delay to Ool;
Campbell, at his office. No. 61 Fourth street, in per.
son or by letter. If not able to report In person.
they will report by letter, transmitting • certlicate
of vomit physician In good ataridliag, showing wht
they are not able to report In person.
Al ofirer. and so'dlers arriving in the city
-and neighborhood, and not paselog immediately
through, under order., will report in like manner to
cee Provost Marshal.
IV. The attention of absentees from memento I.
tilled to the order from ihe War Deportment, pub
lished July 31st, 1802, the provisions of which will
t+ strictly enforced by the Provost Marshal in regard
to obsente..
ALEX. MONTGOMERY. Major D. 8. A ,
ort27 Military Commander.
bAM.; Utselti,
OUTLET BkiN" MILLS,
'ALLEGHENY CITY.
•
Seeps mints:tali as band' a largo sad tborotirghly
sous:rued stock of DECKING. BOAT AND BOTTOM
PLANS, WINDOW FBAME BI Ulf V. LINTLES,
SUB-SILLS, JOISTS, !SPOUTING, LATHE, PA
LINGS. At Au, Act
He will SU orders foci SAWED STUFF with
pintliptms• and Int fair rat**.
N. B. lemons wanting LONG. TIMBER or POP
LAR err particularly invited to exanshie his stock.
ie .- 0Mo; on CSAlif BT ET, near Robinson.
5a2.,-tf
mu uUtt AMERICAN FELLOW Ca.
IZENS.—If you want to adveribe, you will find
• first rate medium In the Doily Pittsbruy*Abted
witting. (Dr. C. F. fluname, editor.) It has a Tory
large Den In your advertisements,
notice, and •cononncenterits, and let your German
bellow citizens knots what you Droll.* &Dig. You
cannot do blindness without this.
idles, G. Itstiatisy, oppe story.
M. HOPI/AAR t BROTHICII,
saaSt't-srx
VitI•CAKBONATEi 01 0 4441)11.. 4 P •
'.IJ are .offerel bilk* 'tibiae o the Vote 'only
reliable remedy for Acidity of the Stomach., Thu
are the preparation of Pref. Brockedon, of ",Loudon,
la which city they Lam bees and Par the vat ten
am. filth the moat flattering ettote.a.:llbtee gab.
Jectt to We palatal annoys= mill and in tient Im
mediate relief. To travels . * stel thaw subject to
-hasty meah and Inssalarloura tae are invaluable.
For sale by . SIMON JOEflitirtON,
Mali corner Smithfield and Fourth etreeta
AUTUMN STYLES, -
BONNETS, MISSES HATS, RIBBONS, PLOW
PBS, BONNET BILES, VELVETS, with a fall
stock et MBlineq Ooodi,•Bnt owed. •
SMITIII3 le • .uY LUBRICATING
OIL;
Mecca Lubricating 011;
Duck Crean do do; .
Rananba Crude do:
Solar Machine Oil No. 1;
Do do do .%
Solar Burning Oil ru. 1;
Do do do 2;
For eale by SOLAR OIL WORKS CO.
FUR AN]) WWI RATS AND CAM.
B.H. PALKI9I, 84 Wood street,
Offen on Liberal tenni hal tints of Men% Boys' and
hltdren's FUR AND WOOL BATS ;CLOTH. 11111.
PLIJI3II AND VELNIETMAPB, by the cue or doom
au2Saw
GUIPURE LACE COLLARS,
A new oupplt jest receiyed,st.
Noe. 77 and T 9 Market Meet.
PROCLAMATION.—'The Electors of
the wend Wards and Precincti of the City of
Allegheny are hereby Untitled that an election will
Imbed at the usual playa of holding election in the
said 'auroral Wards and Precincts, on TIIIIIDAY,
the 2d dar of Deptembee, A'. D. 1862, at the naval
bonne appointed by law for holding-elections, for the
PeirPsre of oleo' lag one person's' Mayor of uld city,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the reahrostlon of
. Birnon Drum. ' I
Given under my band and seal, this 25th day of
ducat, 180. l4yer pro trea.
eu2Sad
JOHN . SHEATS , ,
Bpllder of
BANGS% 00AD AND 011.'71478,
At the Paw Milli of Liao Craig, CRAIG, BISECT,
First Had, - Allegheny City, 'Pa.
Aped Deadens of -work sent • by mall to Atk &nay
Oily . P. 0., or left at UM Hardware Store of S. Wolff,
Jr:, corner of Liberty ind at. Claw strata, will re•
mire prom .1 attention.; ataddf.
MieN
Zantipcittrar of
• , .
SULPHURIC ETIIHR, SWEET SPIRITS OP
HOMIANWANODYNR, AQUA AMMO
NIA, TIT; FOWLIM'e SOLUTION, eULPHUNIO
ACID, NITRIC aorD, SIUMATIO ACID, Nl
ytt.,oB ACID, &re •Bley be 'seed at John Irwin &
Sans, 67. W ter street. •.. . • ..so23:tt
Oil so , other
thaerchandlset—at . I .
" JAS. DALZICLT: &SOW%
eV and TO Wake stmt.
UU TkCY t3u4kr.-6: bble. Country
Bovyeeelyed and ter de by •
MeDOXKLD AVAIIBUCVLV3;
'`,812 and 144 Liberty street.
• —2OO :
,boxes. Madison Year
AA77 ei.rch [oral. b 1
itozlower a LISHAUT.
0u25 No SR Liberty street.
jNDIIL RIIIDSEIL DRINKING CUPSt
;.I. • tali tonvenleat article ' ant can be nettled la
tbe reet4Otbil:Atiotittr-atipily- luit-tveatrett at 25
and
.511 8L Oak etreet.. . IR. PRILLIPP:
LOBSTEI3I3, put 'up by. rm.'
- lJudernixd A Co. o ln one and awn-- wain**
It'll:114104V 'sealed. oanintad a - prima araiele,
calved and for ind• by 1 , • •
-.TAO. A. isystiesi,
arra' • oirner - Llliiiir sad Blind att.:.
-IL 11061 IN tUtACKE • Just
xxodved divot bats Rados. trail' baked Gramm,
Buttek and Wine Ctsskers, In ode at tbil rawly
Oreceis Store JOHN A, RENSHAW, - -
surf _ campy Liberty and Hand streets
O I •• IN • UB:B . . -
I(ItTEL-wsrnottedlobsof a-genuine ardels, - -Ind
oat erected byltesSot odd; soother loPPl7 d iltd
calved or the -lulls Hobbes% Depot,' 2i3 an SS BY.
Olsfr street. - J. k.H. PHILLIPS
I• DIA. lit/ • BER-FILTERS, for-drink
ing oat of rphuwki• matt, exaallartt &Okla tar
boldlent'sulto--2 pan Jot recetirl at theindlallab.
tor Dej?iit;26'and 61:Utak strait.
- - ' - '1 J. 211.-THILLIPR.'
N " is.7--peisozus preseatang /Leyol ,
- Term are - rtsunteCto sslLlSersisanillraUr
stocki as ire an OW; InSticessiOls !spstbr Co say
sas 'swarm , rivotv. 111'41;4 a*
GA.ROCEIUSI full- sod -freak Wok
reaped and fend* alga - lowan wholew/a
fIAMP AN K 1 T AB,- for
7". 1 .ra 1. "" lead
DARTILIDOIS' i nEvulivitits, of all
%) kin.% f sale try
641 , " • 1311WIElt IMTLICV.I.IN Wend
IMEEIiEEMg
()TICS.; MERCBANT AND
N
- AirEts,
low_ poops FOR FALL !
EATON, MLACIME & CO.
luvito am attention.of bolus of
TRIMMINGS,
I=l
Our present stock =hr.. everything heretofore
-kept, with the addition of tingly new and useful aril--
eke, to which sr. invite the special attention of the
Jobbing trade.
SOLDIERS gohm lota camp ebould *apply them-
Wye, with INDIA ROBBER BLANKETS, ALL
WOOL SHIRTS, WO9L SOCKS, CLOVES, SUS
SENDERS, COLLARS, Ac.
sale 17 girth street.
B W FALL
DRESS GOODS
NOW OPENING
FLANNELS, all colon
ARMY BLANEZTS, regulation vteight
GUM BLANKETS
All cheap for OAsg.
0. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
lAt3 .111 LL NE ,
. M. Burchfield's.
DAMAGE TABLE LINEN;
KNOW DUO? TABLE LINEN;
UNBLEACMID do do•
NAPE HBO
TOWELS,
0,, CRASH,
10.4, 11.1,12.411
6.4.9. E PfILOW MIIBt11113;
BLEACHED AND lINISLICACHICD MIIBLIZTB
Nair Goan just reeeiveds at North-
east corner Fourth and Market Sta.
atm
eIOUNTEY MERCHANTS
%./
WILL 173 D
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTRIGS, and - -
PRINTS,
In .11 tb• micas brands, nt
J.W. Barker &Co.'s ;
59 markit.fitreel,
. .
AT LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES.
. anlB
B. H. PAWL/tar-
Ml=Mrl
N EW . AND . 111381.8 ABLE A3001)131
nACRIIIII GLVDE,
D. T. cursor
No. 78 Market Street-
Tanntitnif, - vsantrots. NoTiossoriumot
DERIES, LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS, RIB.
BONS, BLONDS, RUCHES, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, KITTS,HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS. HEAD.NETS,
BRAD& ZEPHYR
;YARNS. 1111- •
BBELLAS,
GENTLEMEN'S - '
-
AND YOUTH'S LINEN
AND TRATE GING SHIRTS.
COLLARS, TIES, SUSPENDERS. "
ARMY OOODSI ARMY GOODS SOL
CFAS'
DIE
GA RS' SUNTLET S HIRTS AND ,
WORK CASES, 0111.
de., to
110115E 7 5,
Tro Add' is Insited the attention at all' 'dating to
Donbass NEW AND . REASONABLE GOODS,
eheap.
- M ACRVM as GLYDE, _
78 ?deux= =ail=
Thiuxtb and-Dlasued. .aid
133,811 ARRIVAL
NEW FALL GOODS.
HOBSEI -TORE.
Vs are now roceirin it our stock of TALL GOODS,
to which we desire to inviter the especial alteration of
all wholestle and retail buyers.
NNW DITO I4 TBINNIENS, EIdBROIDIDDIS,
LINIDF HANDENROMETN, UNDMIBEIISTS and
DELAWIDN,. HOBIZBY. AND "(MONTS, 'MOO?
MIMS, CONDIT& HAIR NITS, and all Mai o
BTAgIPRD•PLANNRL ,SH !NTS, SMOKING OAPS.
ONDIESIIIIITS' AND". DRAWN:BS, .HANIDIZIt
attars AND NOOKS, at low pima.
SUMMER :GOODS
JAoo3llrf LAWNS, at 1.23.(0.
0110iNDIE8, from 1 234% to 37 34.
fIW 6llilkEit 87*.
SHAVirtal, at cat. • -
MANTLIA, at cert.
1-14 b :11‘ - Vaill7 goor.
u gUIitI'ERMASTP23B* IVABe
end aticittassesomin viv
zslanem
• • - • 1
prenuivzoil 'rIiUST &larva.
-_~ , .~
Urrrirsß 'me a :THEATRE.
Lasso and Itrionstra.
LULL
MILLINERY GCOICS
NOTIOTO, ac . trx.
l&TON, BIAORInd 1.00
NUEILINS, CHECKS, &c.,
74 11&114117 . EITRIZT.
77 and 79 Market &let*
Army Goods-
408. BOUM
ausnra AT
RfAuced Prices.
• --
INDJA , 44UBBIiis. kiikYsiAtelilVfoxi
bbla. tm - torive J. 84tOtartla4-taskiweette4 at Yana 4a at.
=sax *ooLtaMl.- l!rtrevt; - , twur J. P
Eiii
SATURDAY EYESiIISO, AUGUST 90th. TFtee
First time et the new drains entitled.
White Terror.' • -
ADRIENNI dart t i OSt' te"
ROAR CTRITA. .
SONO . . ....... FANNY.BUBT
Ailey which,
.
. „
Avenging Hand:
lIAEL ..... CHAn ,I 4 , I
DANCE......---IVLLE BOSS CrEIISTA:
To cottlide with
PADDY MILES.
PADDY. XUAES.--.—....„3!dr..NPR0N
MERCJEL4./r7f .
EVT - GOODS I NEW GOODS it
MINIM G. HALE - Jr GO., -
Vitotestort to Jaatee (. -Witt,)
Are now receiving thoir Summer Stock, comprising
wary variety of goods adapted to men and boy'iweer,
which, in , extent, choke taste and places will mappers
favorably with any in the trade:
frencb, American and West *England Cloak of
the best makes, of every shade and quality—iv very • -
large enactment; Csadmerea Doeskinst, Soper
Sisal f rench l omklar, SuPer_Slack French .
merestPanty Ganimene in every variety; Baled.
Black and fancy Cassimerse; Silk Maid Cullman*
of every shade and cokkr. .
NESTLSOS—Pancy Silk and Satin Vettlitp, n.O
stykw, Super Black Satin and Silk Veetinp; kisilaw*
and Fancy Silk Vestingt, White rigared BIM end
, Satin Vesting*
At., every variety of goods for aCiftleii 00S 1 :01 -
likewise * very choice selection of llortitg Clettds
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
Soliciting an early call from our friends and the: ..
nubile, any (=dere entrusted to. our awe will 'need
with prompt attention and pinnetuallty in all COM.
IL= lilt G. UAL& A GO., Merchant Talon*
othlt tler. Fenn and St. t.lair streets.
-.IIICTIO.X' SALES.
VAST LIBERTY LOTS AT AUG'
.11Z4 TION.--On SATURDAY. ATIY,EROOkie Belt.
tun, at V. o'clock, will be sold, on the yeenshos,
lollies lug large &Oldies Lou in East Liberty, di
rectly opposite the sew Presbyterian Church, and
the very bait situated of any in the village.
Ote lot fronting 43 feet 6 inches on the Otheetablin
Pike, sad attempts's along Biland strectUblest, the y
tot being 64 test wide in the reae—obereca la erected'_ •
a terootory hick -dwelling. .
One let CM the metier of Lifland and Rived sires* ' t
1111teet Rout on Riland stnet, and rite:tiling boak;
along Broaststreet 74 feet 6 incitse, • • - •• -.
%ITO WA. 35 feet trout each, oa Ittlend etteert, -
extemeing es& IA wed?' fees respectfully. - ' •
T.o ion, 40 feet front loch, on Shined attedt, - 141 -
extending back (land 66 feetrerpeetivaU
Patmength Hallway Cars run to East lawny. by. ,
the POILIIWV•11111 Avenue and. Oakland route, lITS/1
bone. Terms at IWe.
ettee
r,ta DAY Acct.-
AA 11011NIallialUirb ?SALE ,
. BELL ESTATE IN ALLEGHENY; UPC
AND MoCLURE TOWN3HIP.—Ort TUESDAY .
September lttb, at 8 o'clock. will, be.
sad, by order of the Orphans' Corm of Alleeteel
at the Commercial Wee blooms. '64 Fifth ,
street, the following described property, bedenging
to the estate of the late Wm. Dyer, deceased':
A lot, in the Ti lr.t Wai6 of Allegheny- City, thirty
feet front ou South Avenue, - gate Esse Lagoa end
extending back 1.50 feet more or - Hia t t* St. AWr
- street, whetaaa is erected a two4toty brick duelling 1
and the crutbuildinp—being kali% 9 end, bat Of 10,
No. lo in ht. Clair Denny's phut or- gebdlon Ol t
out lot No. El in the original plezi of Allegheny; •
widest there is an annual grout d rout of 1160..
A 1... lot in idclansetosMahip,sitostedott Weeds'
Bon and the New Brighton Flask load, =tattling
1 acre and .28.56 perches, on , whkkb erected a•herget- ;
stone basement end unfinished bnildingtbdsr lol
No. 3 fn's plan °riots hilt out hi it:D;Vtateleaset -- .. .1 . 4.
McGonnigle, gtCardissie of the rednot 411lft!aut a - .
...Tws or 13.4=—Fpr farther partfettleis he I •
S. Dyer, 61 Federal street, Allegheny , ' ; of
nerd, Administrator, - at the Pittsburgh Tolusbrys, •
Birculnituun... _ G. DA 18. Atzet. • •
Ilr.r.llAli E.' al 'JUT bALE Or tf.LXTh
AND BEVENTEL WARD LOTS.—On 114111n1.- s ,
DAY L81116.1200N, September 2 017 4 at 2 0 ' 21 MS.
will be sold, on the premises; by_orderaLlitt.COV:....
plums' Court of hllegterny Coonty t tlts following ;
Arable Building Lo thet Sixth:- aid lierantk ;
Wards a the city, i li a . near . enjoining ni Centre s , ,„
Blzlota on Thpnelilli itnietiaeh:bavisg froiC4_
Sod feet, and ;mending the same width 121 lest sad";
Indies to Vine stoat—befog Is - PitaL 1, 2,3, /b
and 7 is nom Witham rortes a plan of lota..
tin lota on Vine street, - eial - Liwing • 'treat - of W 77:
feet. and extending the elms width Inl leek ton% „
Soot alley—being Ida Sat. 214 .7, 24, 2610416 Bit?'
the sloeeuld Pl a to '....
Tuns or ness—One•thirt oat, =Woe
end two . Jesse, interest, secured by bond ''
.By order of Adminierratsix.„ .
sea - ' J. ii. Di9lS. A.
,
%.X AUOTION.—On SATURDAY, AngusHtlOth,
o'clo.k, et the htleott: Had Mutton Howe, 66
girth etn et, will be sold, by order of litajor Mont,
tigretntdhteedfo=g article. of Clothing, properry
6 ptire Wintry Trinrieng
Uniform Coots Int= ; - •
S Jackets;"
4 Jackets, it:lLnt.7; • • -
1 do OavAlry; -• • .-
, T. A. McCLIEGLAND, And,
aillke and U. 8.Q01;litilltill.r:
()Ali VAIS tillatral 1
•
'CAN vas anon!
oi3lvei wpm I '
To Onlys t 04117, at tho •
MASONIC HALL AUCTION HOURS; I.
'LIQUORS AT AUVlltkri.,-On SAT- - -
1.4 OriDAY ZOBBIBG, August SOO, al 11 o'clock,
I. sold, at the Commerdel Ariclion HM O%
Flab street, a ad& of. Liquor', comprising=
do Blackberry nuody; •
S do ;Hmmach Bitter";
9 barrels Bourbon 'Virbisliy;
1 do
ae29 J. G. D . VI , '
. .
trALUA.BLE ennuis AUCELUN.:.
—416 213116 DAT 11V11211103, Stitteltiter l 4l lll * :2-
Weida, will be mold, In the Second loot Wes sum:
of the COmmarchd 'Auction Bove, 14 Ylltb etreot"..;
lo abates tilleshewy hank Block; . •
10 do Pittsburgh lvumrce CO;
6 2 do Allesheoy Losozanoe CO.;
sw29 .1. G. Dial& Aut."; :"•
COANTES hth1ct.:11,1241.13,_ who area
bluing for mile. alurold Act atriP at
• McCLICALANIPS AUCTION Z10U8N.... _
NO. IA Tilth strait, 'eh...re marbe foustetibrers 'ea ,;.•
erelleaorted Mock olllooft, tames wad Ghtheeric
Goods; Kentucky Jelosi Hoop. Ulna,
ponders. Whips,elea. .11 of shkb b• sold "Aims r'.
00 to lb per cent . ch eaper theeiluie be had leisiniebe"?.
p OCKAWAY l7Alittlet*JS A
.Lll/ TION.-0a BATUILDItt -1101INIU10, August •
30th; at It o'clock, .111 sold, at DaTlOAncllcat,bt;
6 4iv 6 , I t •p....„ .v. i
.47,"
iatvVAs ants'., -clipsclollands - ..?
-Auction Nome. 55 Tlftb
r .oKB:fa S, for Ladies ant Aiussers,
111 at the Ilssonk 114 Auction Bow: • Ada:
A IthlY eitiOISS, a genuine .
.I . lr4tattSlCC. 4 ;
-..01%. tat* cheap. at ItterAeltaaft. , - men' '
Call.Dlitai'§.bkivN , 4l4" - - •*,
WI; a- new-ayle4:at-lia— ,
401110 Haltiiadion Boum - -
1111n—*".
WA) • N'S CALtr Abel) BetlablO •
If T - B7lOll3,"iellnAVAICHIat &natal:aim/le - 7 ,--
.
R 8E!"..G!..u,
.° I • 2 IPAI!'t 4-4
•
If - •
- Bo.AifiLD
-
rim aisoitimmiof kerzialitsosidwirtrAG..?
TUBED 7.ORJEITOBB oxidEsArosbaleitEalii..
fulDirsicti . -., , • .
1.„7 ocatoso of ttio . kin Cot•Litopold
stock of elides WlNEgand LIQUORIP Of hilft•MY
Um 'tore at the conga . of Nastot sod. Sword streotk
tubunto to the .pop'. . FitTSM. SSW Std St
prime so.low so to - make it on to4aamiontAtt. pos.
.sttioecs tote.ni.tbeati met con." , Ito *nor
rands of at establishment aro topetlatir -fovtsod,- - .
iigoi4go;pt,etgWlta. l ator-thlftstitO_wf l ttt_ibgf Ptitolokes
=
had the blot o•OVtatatit, to 'blow the sugsiii6c
of tb•stodi k l Uth• dpcsoied._ •
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