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RepubliCan County Convention.
• The HeOubliette voters of Allegbetty - Camty eta
nelnistid to theittat - their usual plants of holding
Acetiont4 on SATURDAY, THE :inn DAT OF
, A 17017132 INST., BEING THE WIT SATURDAY
OF. ,THIE MONTH—ON THE AFTERNOON OP
SLID DAY—to select TWO DELEGATES from each:
election district cud precinct in the county, to rep.
resent them in the Repubihtin C.enty Contention,
which will mumble hi the Court House, in the City
of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, THE Ire DAT OF
OEPTLIIIDER EXT—BEING THE FIRST HON.
DAT OE 'SEPTEHDEIt—AT It O'CLOCK IN EWE.
FORENOON OF seukpor. -
7bo'obJect of this Convention 111 to ptleo ID Wad.
'salmi candidata for the following'olnces, Ha:
One number of Congest for the Twenty-9.mnd
dm/missions& District, '- '
One membanot Court= fur the Ta eat), nand Con
greak!i24
.
A .Dhariet ,Attornq tor the County of Allegheny.
A Ernie &motor tor the Munty of Allegheny.
live Members of the ttotue of
• Iteyeteentstlees fcr
the , 00 A 11 4. - ntAl higikeng• - -
omipej Commbnionor for the County of
A
abui Director Of the Poor the County of Alle :
The pelotneetiogi 'idea these delegates
be 1 3.14. tb• utri cowitt7, bet alma tte bourse( 3 sod g
c4lock IW - tho laternoon; 461 in the cities of Pitts.
'burgh end Allegheny, awl In. the...bora:lobs of the
. - .countyi between the hours of 8 Rod 8 o'clock in the
eVentnE said day. The *election of delegates tn.
tho towitahloamlll be IT marking, anll in the titles
.
By com4attee..
t..- JOHN DBAVO, Chairman.
- e. 80110TE11, Jo., Secretary: - '
•
. Coliliiiiititi of - the Tian Handle: -
. .
The - WaShington - Review, a sheet of the
! - VallsCidrillane • persnasion, Contains - the fol
. -
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Mil= ddoa lis.w.=lre learn that the gang
of radians who Infest the Pan Handle, aloes
the - border of the - ..countyliave been perpe
_
.crating a nein - bet of - outrages upon the citi
zens of Virginia it
fid Pennsylvants. This la
the same band ~- t I'omo:time Vince visited
_PineiTiorsiehnrch. ' [,''c ounty and - - insult
bilktir
- :Id It. taster add:oongregation. One of their
recant :'.feats was the :visiting of a - charch
in Virginia aid - after insulting .some persons
In ettendanotrilondiniduranee i they went
off and`mad, a. cowardly - and-.faise charge
against one ot the moat4lool families-in the.
neighborhood, and actually succeeded in pro
curing -their ;Armin, ' and 4 had -,them sent to
Map 9tiase, where when were known
. - Mkt Via* of deaths. disalierged; - And oilerpay
- iertheir - - ewes expensii.'permitted to return
..-. -4, A few daye-. since Mr. ;Alex. • LitWthers of
-....f* Jefferson.; township ^' in this county while'
--: ~working npfiliti - farm-. hi had rented in Vir
ginia, - . • was ; attieked by these ,Catlawl and
• 'foteed tweomeirithisi the' Pennsylvania line.
Mob Law : e'pproirs" to . rnlo jri 'the: illfated -Pan
- ; Bindle. Our Lavrtlier though 'Some
. _ athat rheraziaticrie:sald to have made the most
remarkable .. skedaddling"( on =record-and
though half a score of ymirs - over firty-five
-'
his lame leg, Made' a• .., doable enick" that'
would have made hie:Leafs. at Bali /tun; We
. hope Alex. will live to see - the day he will
make:h run cinotbsi way.
them .
- - - - The truth is that some , , persons in the Pan - -
band's and along the - Pennsylvania line have
• - reaintl,fbee4 iedalcid to take the oath on so
:
-count of 'fiiiiiyat prieticei, and have not
been bested with - as much respect as a loyal
man. might hafeleserved. -The abase is the
face which a Vallsedighamer puts upon the
,
The3 - E i rtibtfbilltialt .Agationt. a 'Draft.
Th*,Hirdrbarg 'DfiltwWpit; of yerterday,
contains the following • 1,
"Governor Cuitin confidently expects to
mako.,suvangriatents each district
in- . thrtlittle - 4. fiesisonable time tojurnish
its quota.troops In volunteer's, :and ' thus
obstatk . this - draft entirely._ AS soon ay . the
anenrollment - completed and, returned ; the
quota °leach cOunty, township, precinct and
borough will be .aseertained, together with
the credit each is entitled to for men in%ser-.
vice
..'.Having ascertained the number of men
to bit'drafted from each.inb-division Of Coun
ties, an oppOrtunity and reasonaide time will
be glean to furnish the quota in volunteers.
The draft: was postponed till the 15th of Sep-.
temberta afford , ample time for these arrange
ments: - t It Is expected that the quota of each
comiti,and sub-divislott, can be ascertained,
by thoiird of fleptimber:!'
.Elettingoitho'Cintral Board of. Ed.
The Santini Board of Bduestion . met on
Fdda>' groninit;: 'Attgaat , Present,
Messrs. 'Bat:mite; giarlsori, Bunter, Lose,
AttanleyiMaralkall and Sergeant.
'•:/ktr,., Hunter was:appointed Prealdent pro
The Principal althe High School repoited
the remit - of the re-eine:deaden ofeendidstes
foreidaatettion,.
on potion_ of ../dr....frarriaon,_candidstea
holding, the. following numbers were declared
entitled to adolianon: 277, 219,285;286,287;
288, 289, 291, 294308;309, 311,320,325, 340,
341, 344;346, 351;356, 859, 369, 370, 372, 387 -
,388, 394,401, 402,404, 415, 419,420, 425,424,-
On motion, adjoarned,• •
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Foa P 11111.9,• 'oa PEO*ItNADZ.-i
Thollo, wo a ld , g recnro.clothing snitable•
fortiltiiiison;ahilitid not fail to' aisit J. L.
•Carnagbares Merchant:Tanning and Cloth-.
Ing2stahlishment, Federal street, Allegheny
P. 41 st9ek i.,"-_ fab les.,s4itable coo
weir= just " opened; L.
intrpassingly-:elegontr,and embraces .every
variity - fif ; goods: Thi:rapntation of -Mr.
Carnaghan as a skillful warms% and a fruity
costumer, Ls.wellknown, and smdetract moth
fag froira the merits" of hisestabtistruient
when week,' that even he , never had - a — moie
elegant stoat .of goods, than at , presimt„ 4rmy
7 111:11.
1(01111/i. shoulatnot fall, to is bins a . and
of, military . goods:
- 4:qopp,z4T,eournizirgipt a in M.
.
Captain of coin paor A,
I.oliti*glittet*Penasylvainia volunteers, has
• beeii , itrallkillil#Glid by the. Governor as - Major
eftitiniihilieligin'ilattdrciinltili let. dapi.
Xcbtor FPS siGIIGOIL/406Munadqd by Polonel
~.k tszolliht.OMMUMISIS the reghtiont, oa account
. - oChalhsistatobWrryqiislitiesitegallant eon
, dttatail.lbe battle el - FalrOtika:. , : s ;tie appoint
- r 4 / 1 40 4 1 1 40d one; - •
.
kikkar Garza& Taosraw,' , United States
Arty;`,. Was eralttod JavHatrabart.od Thum
day, foe'thaparpoia of Cu:faking with. Got;
4204111:. , ,Tbia_coloot of ,tkatralata of Adjutant.
ahatird.ThOtaaa It ospeciaGjeldharr* forward
I,kaztrikipa:trhfcti•aow `drowd , 'Grop - Curtin.
Vida.lio*, it kept back
Nit ulifilf.,xoCitapti":, of abc7
•
oifflogiturr isle eptbiervutikuotion,_
th a l t hil;*(" 2 ' 0 :4004, IC3l 4 olollisad'i;. 5
Ar order of Mojor
SW9pi4ss +— d nq~piaas Balled die ii White
potruktoitini Pitiiincret
46•14tittor tha first Woo. - 'Go d sae.,
• •- • •
'kat' liyer - )ioi+ '- . 6kirtar at hi Cie.
4:14% •Wital ;-
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-atyle lloop Skirts jaat *waived at
111 . 4 nathis, fr,swactian. Lftdlolll43lllalald 11011.
/Ow* *kW mid lee the'sanirstylkof }loop
Sktrigriottlellgairriattom------
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- at- earap- Home.. The
, vont ' , Marshal ' Acting.. The 130th
Regiment.-An Interesting Occit.
Thereto nothing striking in the progress of
. .
ratite at Camp =Howe, except possibly the
mot, which every one notices and comments
neon, that there are no -wells sunk yet, and
the men are therefoie compelled - to carry
drinking water nearly a quarter of a mile.
-When will this pressing want be supplied ?
According, to an order from the Provost
Marshal, Col. Campbell, every officer and pri
vate belonging to Camo Howe must have a
pass countersigned by Capt. L. W. Smith,
commandant of Camp Howe, or they will be
liable to' arrest- The order is not enforced
strictly as yet, because no company has been
detailed to act as a guard in the city to enforce
t. In the course of • day or two, though, its
salutary provisions will be reduced to fact.
The 139th regiment, Col. Collier, is pre
mixing to leave Camp Rolfe, for Harrisburg,
buttes met with unavoidable delay in the
issuing of uniforms and.' the payment of 'the -.
United States bounty. Theirmarching orders
are, to "proceed without delay," but it is
hardly possible they can go before to-morrow.
The best feeling prevails in the regiment, and
every man is desirous to enter upon the field
of satire duty. .
About noon of yesterday a owns possessing
profound - interest transpired at Camp Howe.
Wm. Semple, Esq., of Allegheny city, wholes
great liberality has so materially aided Major
Moody in recruiting tho Semple Infantry Bat
talion, went out to camp tomakepreseniations
of swords to the Captains of thefour companies.
- The battalion was drawn up in k hello* square,'
together with Capt.;Snyder's iMerrer Guards,
and 'Capt. Marsh's Logan Guards. Mr. Sem-
I plc and his entimable wife, Bev. bleAboy, the
,field and line officers of the 139th, sad a hum
her of invited - .Athens, were placed inside the
Milian: The other Captains being absent on
business, Capts. Munroe and Jenkins, of Cos.
11; and , o, alone. received their blades. Col.
Collier presented - them In handsome phrase,
'paying a high' and deserved compliment to the
noble benefactor oi the battalion, Wm. Semple,
Esq. John H. Hampton, Esq., repliedon be
half of the officers, Capt.' Marsh's Lieuten
ant-a, Messrs. Wililson and Dyer, were
then
presented wlih swords, John H. Hampton,
Esq., making the presentation speech, and
Rev. L. IL bleAbor renlying on their behalf.
Col. Collier then introduced to the regiment
Capt. A; H. Snyder, of . the blercer.County
Guards, who made some remarks well eaten
lated to promote good feeling and 'friendship.
Mr. Hampton took occasion at this point to
say sword -or two C ol. y ot.his eld
professional friend,Collier, whieh..wezw,
received with cheers;
Major, W. U. Moody was then•talled upon
to speak.: Ho said it was beautifuLthus to
pause upon the threshold of our honits,bufore
leaving theta perhaps forever, and exchange
friendly words and tokens. The regiment
hailed from three counties of Western Patin.
Mereer and Armstrong
forming'a glorious tripartite alliance, which
would do brave deeds for the cause.
• Burs dismissing the companies, reusing
cheers werti . given - .for Mr. Semple, for Mi.
Hampton, for ltev. MeAboy, and for the •tleld
and line elfleers of the 139th regiment.. I
Amporlant Ordey,traai the' War De.
We direct the attention of recruiting officers
o the following important order :
IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTIREB.
Miatatstioaci, Aug. 27.--The following ad
,
&Menai order hujast. been roade :
.BtADQVARTISIS PLSNESTT,VIALI MILITIA, I
liarriaburg, August2T, 1862. -
General Order No. 33.—1 t is ordered that,
under authority of the' frillowing ditipatch re
ceived from the Secretary`-of Wet this morn
ing, Volunteers may be received. Irate the reg
imenta-beretofore _accepted - , untlLthe_lat_of.
September, under the terms and conditions
mentioned therein.
Mustering officers will continue to muster
in volunteers presented for the accepted regi
ments until the let of September.
ViiBlllllGrulr ..Aug. 27-10 A. is.
To Governor Curtin: ' 4O advanced pay or
bounty can be allowed to any recruits for the
new regiments after the, period specified in the
order of the Department heretofore issued.
tho_rogimints are fail by the let of Sep
tennial', they but'Without
,bonnty 'to these recruits ‘enlisted eluir• the
specified date.
The condition of onlielluents in , the differ
.ent States requires the Order , of the Depart
mane to remain unchanged.
B. M. Brenton,
• • • .'be valery of War.
By order of—A. G—Cortin, Geratuor.-
• ,
A. L. Pamela., Adjt. Gen. Pa.
From the above it will bei-,cOOD that vomit
ing for the new regiments will be permitted
up to thielet'of September, under eetlulz
oided deaditions.
We received. order No. 32, postponing the
drift, by telegraph from Harrieborg, but
order Mo. 33 was not telegraphed to this city,
altheugh itwae seat to .Philidelphis, as ap
pears by the papers Issued in that city on
- Thursday, the nth.
The Eremitic's Comidttee, through their
Chairman, Mr. Howe, had..been is eorru.
pendent* with the Adjetiont.Gerieral,
_,and in
gnawer to certain inquirtest were referred to
General Order No. 23; Mr. Howe =piled
that no such order had every' been Made. public'
hereirend to.-day he recelVed - a copy of it; •by
telegraph, from the - Adjitarit General: -
The neglect to telegreiluthe erdo* hes upo
rated somewhat agalost tut, as-several comps
mita here; nearly tell, could have been com
pleted If the order to recruit for them had
beta made public. Ond day yet, remains,
however, in whiolinimiti for the new organ,
izations can be enlisted-ander ..the conditions.
named in the order. .• •
. _
Dieloyalty.. Manchester Public,
Ateeting..A Sig/Irina° Committee
Appointed: •
- Yesterday We noticed On arrest of a citizen .
f Mancheiter borough, on a.aharge of titter
ing language calculated to dineourage enlist
,
rants: , was very properly held in heavy
bonds for trial ; but it would seem that there
are others in the same place Whose sentiments
are distasteful to loyal eititens,and steps hate
-been taken . with a view ti'promntly suppress
all evidences of sympathy' with rebels. •
- nubile meeting was -bald in the school
house last evening,. at which Wiz!. Sprat,
Esq., presided," with Mr. Thomas Harper as
Wet. B. litiis,lrsq., MOO the object of tho
meeting, which, as tie undmidood it, was to
hue wet/matfett apptintstitll bring plastic°
al patient; gsPressitig• - iffeloyel sesitireente,
g i ving aid and comfort Pretension, or faany
way interfering With anilettientand
parsons coming into the boronghi.froM the
Mouth, should be notified that they mast mostgive•
proof of, their loyalty.'
Af , •
r.. Witt. Speer mdyed ',that all citizens of
Manchester, irrespective cif party : ho required
to take the oath of allegiance. - , , •
hir.14:11.• Kennedy medred to amend by ap
poitting a,Coinattttaaof to carry out the
instruction of lii'Meetlng: The ateentheeet
wee adopted anapassed
.• Mr. Se d - the t flint urgess - and Conn ,
ell constitute a pert of slid tkimmittoe, which
The 'Commititie , ,Wasf thin. filled tip'tly 'the
"Idditten of the follOwlng!nsines a WiiiPat
Roes, _Thomas • Harper, John :Wolff, John B.
-Kennedy and Sapuel M'Stitit; • • • • ",
The following-resolution jeas.uninlitausly•
"11 ;:a7 the Committee itherebZ.lnc
Strutted to here all pen° marshal:may be guilty
of using lauguegv calculated:Jo . render aid
and. comfort to secession, dealt with according
lathe - laws of the Government of the. United
• The meeting then adlOurnea:
Sword Proeontotion.
Capt. 80 - P. Ileberte,:of /Mayer, wae made
thirriSelptettritiv sithmttdirwyrdi - sastr sat
belt;en last ThureJay evening, preseinted
citizens ofthaat place. The meeting was held
at the. Court ironic,. and was presided over by
•Jtagii4ilifais • T ie
presentation speeell;:vn behalf ref, the:do
more. Capt. Roberta replied in hie usual happy.
and eloquent The sword Wee one of
the finest mede„. eosting,,vrlth . th e nail and
belt,' &boat 'Seventy dollars: - 'Never was
:hoMplimento more deservedly : , paid.:; Capt.
Roberta leaves a large and lucrative practice
stabs liar to serve ble eountry:' 'Prevented
from going before, /roar -painfulidelitiesi
hie family, .he how , Chtlrfoi4: leaves all /or
hi. eonntry,:f By lie :several efforts he -eao
ceedecf-in ralebsi_two fall companies and fill:.
ins . an : the
'num, hem Baia; Cdsoty, - now in tire hire iv:sil:lid - 0 much ,toiteivi their
Atountsi,; and none will SOTTO it more faith
fully: 4
PEON YEATERDIVI
partment.
- - - -
ierrimrrito LtsrP.—,i 7 Poktred man named
.Jossph Landrum, a notorious" loafer and va
grant, was ammitted to Jail to-day, charged
on oath of John Bans, a German, residing in
the Fifth Ward, with assault and battery with
intent ravish. It is alleged that. Lan
drum enticod a little daughto of the prosecu
tor, aged about twelve years, Into a home Jo
the neighborhood of her fathrea residence,
and made the attempt for Which he stand.
charged. He was committed by Ald. Taylor.
Tux iLLII3III.IITED files of
these -wilt brF found on • the counter of J. W.
Pittock; Whoisver wishes Frank Leslie's
Newspaper, The Illoadrated Nevi, Vail Fair,
Forasy's War frets, ootitaining . the war news
of the week, with portraits of distinguished
officers, sketches from the, camps and battle
fields, eta., etc., has bistro call and find what
he wants at Pittook'e Depot, Fifth street, op
polite the Post Office.
PHTSZTITID WITH k GOLD Trar.—Mr. 314/1165
Alexander, aim of the employees in the post
office, will leave tle city shortly, intending to
enter the sm i i
iles the capacity of • clerk on
.the' gunboat Ella, the oommander of which,
Captain Gillis, la his brother4n-law. On
'Wednesday evening, in token of their esteem
for Mr. Alexander, his fellow employees pre
sented him with a gold pen,. Mr.- Janses
lifotennwsnaking the presentation apeeolt.
SWORD Passutrarzox.--A sword WLB •pre
eented to Capt. James Glenn:by the members
of his company, at Hare's Hotel, on Thurs
day orening,Augiset 28th. The presentation
'pewit was made by. Hi. Snodgrass on behalf
of the members of the company, end was re-
Slied to on behalf of the Captilit by Hr.
tewart,
. .
• TUE CoaciOux Rinzuani..—,ciall has been
issued fora meeting at John Daffy% eon=
Grant and Webster streets, on Saturday even.
ing, to .take the neoessary measure's for obtain
lug Authority to raise a regiment here for
Geri; - Cercoran's brigade.
ASSAD - LT AND DATTIM--41:1:101 Flllllopll
was committed to • jail to-day, charged with
assault and battery on oath of Nancy Black.
The parties reside in the Fifth Ward.
BOONTT.- 2 rbe Executive Committee hay
paid botint7 to over 2,800 aoldien, and have
upon their lisis 3,004. This includes both the
new, calls.
SPECIAL NOTICEi.
Curimmo AND wane* To oar
THICIL—We would ray • that Messrs. W. H.
MeGeo &Co; comer of Federal street and Dia
mond Square, lutTiPist received their 1101311110 T
goody, and their patterns are all of the, latest
'stylus.- Any person desiring a well-mideand
nosily hubs eau of claims, their 'establish
ment is the right plane. All their * clothing is
made under their own intierylaion, and they
,are lawny!' ready to tell cheap to cash Mayors.
Jam '
° W. Comas Carpenter and Joiner,
Jobbing Shop Virgin alley, between Stittbroad
street and Cherry alley. All kinds of Bons*
Bepairing done on short notice and.in work
manlike manner. Charges moderate. Leave,
,your orders. All order' promptly attended to.
Two good hands *anted. immediately. .1
ISILVFICHUNDUD VOLMarial SICK IIN CAMP
-;-Young men, be warned in time; supply your
anises with Holloway's Pills and - Ointment.
. Thiy are guaranteed to cure the worse oases
of sores, ulcers, scurry, fevers and bowel com
plaints. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 218
• OAILLARD SZLECT Scnoot..--The fall session
of Miss M. Markham's select school, at Oak
land, will commence on ?deadly, September
For particulars, see circular to be bad at
the Book stores, or inquire of Miss Markham,
in , kereon, at 104 _ Fourth street. I wd
:DurrtaTur.;—Dr. C.Blll, N 0.246, Penn it.
aitandm to all branches of the Dontol profee
Asornsa•'B%ecs REOUBLICAS OUTRAGE
lIPON rttE 6. 15 811117T10N.-43elt. Bader has
confiscated tbe property • of John.Slidell at
New Orleans. We do not learn that Mr.
Slidell had notice of this most extraordi
nary proceeding, that he was even sum
moned to appear and refute the flying ru.
more against his loyalty ; bat taking ad
antage of his absence, and in violation of
the most sacred rights guarantied in the
constitution, his property is seised by order,
of a military cOmmatuder. What Is die ev
idence, the new guardians of constitutional'
rights will ask, that. Mr. Slidell hattofencl
ed any.law? Shall man be despoilid . of
,hia property , Without trial ?"Without his
prtsencs2 Mealy, some people seem to
think that.this rebellion is to be put down
byseverity; instead of- by gentleness and
perseveranon—Prow. Jotoud.
Sum. Moue Inos-CLAns.—liore iron
olids have been commenced. - The keels of
two were laid near Pittsburgh, Pa., on
Saturday. These are intended for river
service chiefly. The goveasment Is also
negotiathsg for -the purchase of two Mis
sissippi steamboats, with the'view of mak
ing mailed ships out of timed. The Choc
taw 'and: Fort. Henry, - Itnin..clads,)- now
;.ratty we ll advinced at St2Loubs,. wens not
originally. intended for government. duty,
but are expected to make very serviceable
draft, nevertheless. Nearly one hundred
vessels have been, chartered recently for
temporary service by the Navy Department.
Y. Evening Peat.
.Larrtc NEL:mi.—ln Penfield, H. Y.,
there is a paper bublished by a young girl
citonly twelve years of age, who bears the
name of "Little Nellie." She performs all
the labor of type setting, editing, etc.—in
fact all the work' onnected with the publi
cation of a 'paper except the presswork.
By ber industry she supports three younger
sisters. Her mother is dead. Her paper
although of small dimensions, is conducted
"with mtich more skill than many which we
'could name. When we consider the youth
of the =publisher, the Penfield Extra is a
Feat curiosity.
NAV,LL IN TELIAGENCE.—The following are
the latest movements of naval vessels re
ported to tho• Navy Department: •
• The steam frigate Powhatan saileti'from
-Philadelphia yesterday; with sealed orders.
The steam gunboat Connecticut Bailed' from
' NeW York fox New Orleans, on Saturday.
The sailing frigate Santeoarrlved at Bos
ton after a fifteen monthst•orttiss on Sat
urday. The Flambeau, Norivich and Cour
ier; have been put in commission at the
BrooklynNsvy - '
GREAT 'SUCCESS 01 Tate (SEAT EASTERN.
—The-Great- Eaitern, which arrived In
„Flushing Bay on'Wednesclay morning from
Liverpool, broughtAurteerldiundrsd pgasen.
pers. (Five hundred and .sitipone In the
steerage) and three thousand tons of 'nun.
ohandiso. ,
TUE spirited poem, entitled “Three 111311.
dred Thousand More," which has been co-
pied into initrij , our: journals, both'daily
and Weekliots the production of N. C.
Bryant,2 is - not : from his.pen,.bnt from that
of James Gibbons, of this oity.--14 F.
Aoctdag'Poit. '
Onaxedistress hair been caused in Lout
alarm :by the order of Go,. Moore, prohibit
ing the
,people from trading
Orleans, and the popular' indignatioa has
been mach exalted. , -1
.
LUSK—On Friday. Aoguat 291 k, ot qoaricr.pnat
o'clock, p. na., Oar. THUIIAII LUGS, fa COG 0114 'oar
- Th.:lntern till tehe piece from Ilk hit. residence,
No. 443 Fettered street, Allegheny', on Ifesset9 Sr.
tun 0, et 8 o'clock.. 'The friends end seqnsintinces
of the hinny nee earnestly regained td attend.;
UT 11'0 L E SA. L' E"P . AITIV= WARE.
LlTTlit u tlns . -', • . - '•• ' •
' NOTE PAPZIIII, ' - . ' ' ' . '
BILL PAPXIIO. ' ' '
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PINGPAPIRA.
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win be midst low grins tor. Unb..ltetallett'
Win 14
It tothetr adv..atago to .tro in tall.. • .
_ . . ; . • . ww.b. 4011s8Toi -a co' ''' '.
raySiztawaxl.. Chou Zia en. 67 WOod street. .'.
QTNe9 I . -- 1; 1 ‘41 - 4141.4NNINgA(.1).L OS&
vows* rece i =limesai. :roam.
111141 ; ;Wing,L4Debe Wm,. Wale ler 7
Dregglsre, end orrery kivi f 9t. oralcommtpl sod pi*.
torte glogomecoteedPioet? withL 4 Pogrt toY
stew. pi 74.0, ir m dals, •
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM W,ArINCTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
[Bpecial. Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Gatetts.l
WABBIJIGTON, Aug. 49,1884
/14 1 / 1 0/13 TAX Arroutrmurn.
The following tax appointments are ender
stood to have been made for Illinois : Ching ,
district—Collector, Geo. Schneder ; Assessor,
Ebenezer Peck. Rockford distriot—Colleo
tor, Walter Faloott; A sssss or, Duncan Fergu
son. Galena Distriot—Collector, Henry A.
Mix ; Assessor, Lester H. Robinson.
BECIULTARY SIMARD • S DISPATCH
To•day's New York Drama* hoe • loader
declaring that tho real significance of Mr.
Boward's lately published dispatch to Charles
Brandi Adams lies in the intimation that if
we do not otherwise named in putting down
the rebellion we will not hesitate to enlial the
whole slave population of the South as armed
combatants on our side.
Aside from Seward's latter, and the
2S -
nume'. interpretation of It, there aro other
facts that warrant the belief that the Adciin
titration has beau deliberating on the proba
ble necessity of adopting snob • sours. 11111
would result (uniess the rebels speedily held
down their arms and sought for an amnesty)
in the moat fearful Berens insurrection the
world has ever seen.
THIII DULY?.
There can be but little doubt now that the
War Department has abandoned the idea of
enforcing the draft rigidly on the lstof Sep.
[ember. The extension in Pennsylvanii is
likely to be followed up by similar permission
to snob other States u desire it. The exten
sions, of course, will be made under strict reg.
ulations, and for a eomparatirely abort period.
The explanation of this polio, will be readily
understood; when it is remembered that the
whole 500,000 would make an enormous de- I
mend for It is noloniir-a secret that
the Government could not immediately supply
the demand.
R6V. JOU! IeMILLAX RIMBAUD
Rev. John 'McMillan, of Pittsburgh, his
ale of Xenia, Ohio, Chaplain of the IBOt,
Pennsylvania, taken prisonerin the meat en 1
gagement in. Virginia, was releued yesterds
by the rebels, on parole— Immediatelon en 1
toting our lines again he was ,summoned . 1
Gen. MoOlellan's headquarters, from when • .
he arrived here to.night.
lie brings some very Interesting messages
from Gen. Stuart to Gen. Pope, as well as thei
intelligence that since the late official expla:
nations of Gen. Pope's corder!! about subsist
ing the army on the enemy. They profess to
be much better satisfied, and no longer oom.'
plain that be violates the accepted rules of
war among civilized nations.
TIIII neon° COLOipi4TIOI/IrBCIIIIIX.
The Chiriqui negro Oolonllation scheme re
ceived 14 quietus. to.day. At the Cabinet
meeting the matter came up, and was long
and carefully considered. In consequence of
the representations of the Costa Rican Minis.
ter, as well, it is understood, as because of
some other ditßealties in the way . , it was
dually decided to abandon the whole scheme,
at hunt so far all it in any way involves the
settlement. of a negro colony in Chiriqui.
It is understood, however, that the
dot does not desire to hare the matter
abandoned here, and that Senator Pomeroy
le yet expected to have some sort of rovleg
oomillasion to make explorations through the
trophical region of the continent for a suit
able locality ler starting thtionsposid unto
.00loiony: The plan, ho w ever, as laid before the
public! in Mr. Pomeroy's recent addresi to
'the *urges, h lubsteathaly tilled.
EfoConnell, of the &woad Wisconsin
was killed dosing tie ficbt yesterday.
TIM DELAYS EMMA EASIASsiIS, ETC.
The New York Times contains a highly sig
nificant leader denouncing the 4 itielays before
Manassas. at Yorktown, and on the Perlin-
gala, anti'domsndiog that, in tbo operations
now lii . iirogroas, thorn alma be ny repetition
of thole blunders of the put campaign-
°ARUM? UIf:TIRO.
Another Cabinet meeting ♦al. hold to•des
besides the Chiriqui Colonisation iobetne
and'etber matters were dliressed
=rIZ=II
, .
The general feeling with regard to publio
affairs is understood to bo..muolt more sails.
tutor, than yuterday. The : Admintetration
and military eireles - ant as if they had heard
quite the reverie of bad dews, and *good deal
of it.
,
General Order..Diennesal of 011icar,
from the Service.
WASHIXOTOR, Aug. n —The following
order was issued to-day
atiDQOARYRILS OP inc ARMY, j
August 28, 1862.
General Order—The, followg in officers of
the 71st Regiment Ohio Volunteers, having
oublhhed a card stating that they advised
Col. R. Mason, wbo has been cashiered for
cowardice, to surrender Clarksville, Tonnes•
see, to the rebel forces are, by the direction of
the President, dismissed from the service of
the United States PreoLleut. N. J. Hunder,
Second Lieut. Immo Mason, - Idirst Lieut. Ira
L. Morris, Capt. Balkh H. Clark, J. It. Wood
word, Capt. I`. W. Bowen; Capt. Sol. M. J.
Houch, Capt. C. H. Crum. Lieut. T. T. Moore
Adjutant; . Capt.. W. H. Calfender, Lieut. H.
M. Drury, Lieut. L. IL Hoover.
(Signed) E. D. Towlines°,
', t Sen.
, The resignation of Lieut. Ass
,rrank Adr Ridgeley,
of the Sixth. 11. B. Infantry,tondorod on no
count of ill health, has been accepted by the
President.
Tee Draft fn Peeneylvania.
iI.AItIiTSBORGI, Aug. 20.—Teformation re
ceived at the Military - Department her•-from
every section of the State, Justifies the belief
that the draft will have to be resorted to in
very few districts, it any. Volunteers are
pledged in almost every county to be furnish
ed promptly, after the quota Is declared. The
loyalty of the State is aroused. end .there is
- little doubt that Pennsylvania's full quota will
be volunteered In due time. Where the vol
unteers are 'not furnished la any -district, the
draft will certainly be made at the time ap
pointed.
Two full regiments will be sent to Wash
ington from this place each day during the
next seven days, and seven additional regi
ments sent from Phi44oPb% so fast_
ac transportation can be iirooured. •
The Indian Depredations.
Camino, Aug. 29.—A I dispatch from Co
lumbus, Nebraska, to.day, saki thep 400 or
600 Yanktons and Sioux attacked- ....Pawnee
village on their reservation, on the Tlthiand
killed 12 or 14 squaws and ;children, and
wounded several. The whites 'ln the Lame
dist° neighborhood manifest no alartn, u the
BioOl have not molested them yet, • •
Later 'reports from lowa lead to the belief
that the former reports of the Indian troubles
are exaggerated. -There is - no-confirotation of
the statement that Springfieldwas burned;
Arms and ammunition have been aunt to
Fort Dodge from, Davenport, for the defence
of the northern counties.. • I
Latest from liVaittligton:
.
Wssuzioroa, Aug. 29.—Tbe - Nalioaol Re.
iniMiecu t , of to-day, ssys'Mr. Ilawahurst,. of
Pslrfaxiand the Clerk of the Olmult Court,
I called last night to say that ,be,land all of.
the Union men of Falai:, were compelled to
:levee on Wednesday, the rebels baring; pop',
Session of the place: ',Yesterday, be started
to return to learn the fete or.bir.fanitfi,"but
was met on the way :by :either/kat ...Wilms
who wereesseptig from that plane., MT:: a•
hiring eonmaled - tdriself inai'eornaele'r and
`finally escaped to.thilr '04, , tat one 'Union
mac Weft In Vienna whlo,kls op t y..l*,l•ll
Milo" from Woohbliems'
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM GEN. POPE
THE aR.VV;aT.I7.I.I%.ISSAS
Fight at Kettle Run and Centreville
TEM IL :•ILIST DYI Vint BA!H AT ALL POINT&
One Gun, and 1,000 hisontra Capture
&Ls eta, Co.
MINAVIAS Juicrrosr, Aug. 28 ,
10 o'clock P. M.
To Maj. Gen. ffalleek,; General-in- Chief
As soon as I discovered that a large force
of the enemy was turning our right towards
Manassas, and that the'Divisim I had ordered
to take part there two days before, badinot
yet arrived there from Alexandria, I imme
diately broke up my , camps at Warrenton
Junction and Warrenton, and marched rapidly
beak, in three columns.;
I directed Gen. bieDowell, with his own and
Gen. Sigel's corps, and `Gen. Rene's Division,
to march upon Gainesville, by the Warrenton
•and Alexandria pike ;1 Gen. Reno and one
Division of Gen. Reintselman, to march on
Greenwfob, and with Gen. Porter's corps and
Gan. Hooker's D vision, I marched back to
Manassas Janoti.n.
Gen. fdeDowe
between tba fo
passed down to
and his main b ,
from Whittaiii'
Me was nom
street, who h
being driven b• •
fortes sent to t
support McDowe
force of the en •.
The division
towards Mad ..
near Kettle Run,
and after a shar
Vetely, killing a
taring their um
stands of arms.. I
gwas ordered to interpose
■ of the enemy which had
saaeeaa through Gainesville
; y, which was moving down
, a through Throughfore Gap.
' otely accomplished, Long
roused through the Gap,
.it to the welt side. The
reenwieb were designed to
I in caSe be met too large •
y.
1 .1 Gen. Hooker P marching
, cants upon the enemy,
ou the afternoon of the 27th,
action, routed them core
d wool:ling 300, and cap
.a and baggage and many
This morning 0.• command pushed rapidly
toward Manes Junction,
which Jackson
had evacuated t.. .e hours in advance. He
retreated by way .f Centreville, and took the
turnpike toward' Warrenton. He was met
when six miles west of 'Centreville by Mc-
Dowell and Sigel. - -
Late this afternoon a severe fight took
place, which has been terminated by the dark
ness. The enemy was driven back at all
points, and thus the affair rests.
Heintzelman's corps will move on him at
daylight front Centreville, and I do not see
how he is to escape without a heavy loss. We
have captured a tbonsand prisoners, many
arms and one piece of artillery.
[Signed] loam POPE,
! Major General.
Rebel Raid on Fairfax Court House
...HeintzZeman said to be in Jack
son's Rear. .
Azsratinatai Aug. 29.-4 gentleman who
arrived here to-night reports that Gem. Tay
lor, in the engagement yesterday, was so se
verely wounded that he may have to submit
to an amputation of the right leg.
This morning about 84 o'clock Stuart's
rebel cavalry made a dub through Fairfax
Court House, on their way to Vienna, which
Is about thirteen miles from Washington.
The Union people of that section have all
fled to thelatter city. A tight was going on
to-day.
It is reported at Manairsas that Heintzlli •
man from Pope's advance had, it Is rumored,
got in Jackson's tear. He is supposed o
have a force of 20,000.• The firing was di -
Utica], beard hers.
Arrival of Goa. t orcoran at Bosto4.
BOSTON, Aug. 29.--Gon. Corcoran arrived ex
in this city this morning. Be came via Fall 1 .
River, and was welcomed at Fall River, Ten
Ayricks, Taunton and Mansfield, with the
.meat enthusiastic detuonstniktions. At Rox
bury he was welcomed within formal recap- gi
lion from the city government, and was es
corted to the city Its by a great turn out of
citizens. lie wt by an immense pro
ctision fas
from this stity," headed by "dryer
Wighttilai bid the limbers bf the City Coun
cil, tiliticitiorted him through the - principal
streent to Boston Common. It seemed as if
the entire population of Boiton• and its Su
burbs bad turned odt to welcome the General.
'On the route of the procession, .in the bal
conies, on the steps of the houses, in the win
dows on the sidewalks, and in the streets,
the fitting was immense. Burton has never
seen such a day - or excitement and enthusiasm
before.
Ai rc sled.
GALINA, ILL Aug. 29.—M. Y. Johnson
and D. Sheehan, la., ors, ware arrested by
th• United Stus.o biarahal and sent to Fort
Lafayette.
Markets' by Telegraph.
PHILADLLPIII4, Aug al —The Coffee market is dulh•
small miss- of Rio at 26J 3y, and L.guyra at 23t
;MX. Nn change In our or nolasem. Cotton of
good middling upland et 40050. Flour dull at $i for
miperdne; $4,37,e4c5,f0 for extra, end $5,75 for extra
family: - -Wheat ts leas emir.; -10,1110 baahela rod mid
at $1,2801,32; white •t 5.4241,45. No change In
Bye. Corn active sot le. higher; 40,000 bushels yel
low .01.1 at - fg. Oata ere steady; gales 5,000 bushels
at 35 for new, and 56 for old. Provisions advancing;
mire o• pickled name at S. and smoked at 1.1410 N.
Lard firm at 9Y4,034, rah. Whiaky, GtM tibia sold
at 32c. •
Crectsman, Aug. 29 —flour unchanged and firm;
Red Wheat lc. higher; while unchanged. Rye dull.
Oata unchanged' quoted at 49. (Apia Iu good demand
at ararti Bar ey advanced to 'fB. Whisky in good
demand up to 28. Provisions quiet and offered on
easier tonne; bulk Shoulder's offered freely at .134;
bacon do. at 474; not mach demand toe 800 Pork,
dull at 19,2309,50, no gales. Grocer" s dull and
.
d .advanced to 1ng.1656 premium. Silver 9.
Demand note, to 73. premicun. 'These befog the
buying rates. Ifecbange Arm at par.
Nan Tone, Aug. . - - . 2i0.M.-41mtr firm; 11,500
Mae aolf at $4,65 5,05 for State; an advance of se;
8 5 ,45(4545 for Ohio, and $5,25En5,76 for Southern.
Wheat 'Senn take 120,000 bushel. it S107(411,20 for
ChlcagoSprlngt $1,3001,33 for for red Wedern. t3orn
arm; 80 .0117 tombola gold at Gt. Beef Ann. Pork
heavy at 511,60 for Men. Lard firm; at 9c4974.
Whtoky dowdy at 3 2 vat
flaw Yosa. Aug. 29 —Evening.--Cottou firm; 300
bale' Nola at 4803036. floor lino; .19,000 bbl. sold;
State ft',.3.46,03; 0ti101545@5,55; Southern $11.40
5,75. Wheat firm; 'ilalealib o ,ooo ticwhels; Chicago
Spring Sl, l / 6 31;5V hlllwairkes Club 11,17@1,24,
kwlll,3ofill,3ofor red Western. Coro firm; sales of
150.000 bubo'. at 64161... Boa[ Orin. Pork hoary.
Lull Orin at 9@10.. Whisky Arm at azgaa.
Bev/many Aug. EA—Wheat actin, whits $1,35
01.66; red $1,3001,33. Conairtlet; 013063 for white,
and , flo64 for yellow. flats steady. flour robe
Western Arm. Whisky gem at .
:dward Bill's Flour nadGrain Cir.
cular.
Now Toil, Tualey Monitor; August 20.
The tratuastious la breadstafG hive again been
reetricted by the extremely moderate receipts of all
descriptions. owing to the obstructigna on the Kris
Canal, and the market , bee ruled dull end heavy.
The export cleat:lnca for the furtadight ore not AS
heavy as that of the previous eta wake. yet foot op
to Great Britain and Ireland 86,044 lehts; f10ur.1,279.
972 bosh; wheat. 312.65,9 brush; Cont. To France
1,02.1 bids; 0 oar. 29,66629,666 ba5h.. Wheat, To the coo-
Opera. 2,700 bbls Fiour,4s.43B.bnah. Wheat, 60,-.
877 bash rye.
For 'lleor the demand hu been confine I chiefly to
the home trade, with moderate Inquiry for export
to Nur*, but some activity In shipments • to New
Orleans, fkmtbAntertaand Wart Ladles, prices have
ductuatedachnowhat atria my tot report, but closed
yerairdarbearily.ead a &wants lower. The ap
plies, manufactured from the crop of mew wheat are
yet light—the quality •la good . . Wheat. with
light receipts, 'ham been firmly held sad has bete , In
deemed, but the late advance In freights las bed a
depreseing effect, - and all descriptions have declined.
law mate. The conditia of a larla-POotiou of that
dolly arriving!" not , farowebte for shipment, end
prices are therefore , ray - Irregular.- , Tha supplies
Which bare pean detained by low water and - brake
on the canal, are now arriving; betwa the- SAM t o
arrive hare been large the mark et will not be much
affected,' A rt Osrauttel and not Oats of
,Pring qualities we scarce and uncomnion-
F r W d lill
eb. iodise Corn. owing to the upward ,tarp Sc,
efghle,, Weedy at opr quotidian!,
- -
Steto nisi Western g4,75@a00
Mate 5,700,25
.Westrrn extra * . 5,1!?05180
Oblo Entre gusted -boost, 5,4005,00
aioadian Itxtra .. 41005,50
Alezantirls anti Grorgetaiini 5,1%05 75
Taney and'Extro 8entham....:.,,:„..,_.,5,8307,00
Bye• 3,0001,30
Osit 3,0003,Eei
Wheat—Megan entitle. per 60 1140041,10
:Milwaukee E Ar. 11601,24
Western & knelt. winter 41001433
Western do ^1,4001,66:
Canadian White--
• Itys--Northern per .... ' 0,8d40.,F8
Indian porn—Western 0,060
0,62.0.0 6&
White.._..,._...__.,..., 0.60(40.70
QICOsE We'rkat r 1 L't.4-3 Wu yardis,
traa 3 to I loots calibre. tototoed 161 Ito solo by
To LET---WairehouseNo: 2 , *-Libuty
atmtitoomb of Wood. itoottodott
xrdiate47. A AmotS) ' , .10 MGM&
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O'MLIOR JAMES 3L SCHOON.
•- - cr MAKER haring remised authority from the
Secretary of War to raise fedi REGIMENT OF
CA VA LRY, leant, three - additional eirespaniee.
Those who Irish to join this eplendid 'Regiment can
po by caUmg on him, at; the offioe of the Whie.
Lend Works, RIEBECtIit SPRIT r, Allegheny City.
an 29 St
0. KNAPP'S BA TrEßY—Recniits
wanted for this celebrated Battery now Isla
tbo army of Virgirds. Oen. Pope commanding.
LIZUTENAIfr ATWILZi,
Who bas boon datallad on reuniting aerrice„ V now
in the city In the meantime, persona wishing to foie
the Batter= will call at ._
U'ANOTEER OPPORTIISTITY !
THE LAST CHANCE,
sra,rrrorr aRTILLER I:
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By order of the Bscretary or, War / dated 2Ztd Inst,
the undersigned is authorized t/treendta Derr ray
OF ARTILLBBY, Ii flil4 to the minimum within
seven days. The guns will be drawn ftten the Al
1..
gbeny Arsetud, and the Battei7 will be run/ equiPe.
ed at en.. Thome who would avoid tho draft., ane
get Into the most Important arm of the Berries/
would do well to apply at moo / to
conw Ohio Street and Diamond,
IrSTANTON CAVALRY!
TWO WEEKS MORE FOICTOLONTEMBBi
SELEOT CORPS, AND THE :HOST ATTEAC-
TIER 4111 H OF THE 8111170 E!
9177 BOUNTY.
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, oder the Mlowinn special order, Dined by the
rater) of Wet—for whom the Batiallon Li named: :
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SPECIAL WIDER NO, . • , . •••
'Watt Dmitri:raft, -' '-');
Wpthington. D. C., AegnetlB,lBB24 ,
.I.eut James IL SchoonmAker dual ralse'dve corn
ponies of canary, within three seek, *Blithe eanwi
.tlon of the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania.
They will be accepted bp the War Department.; -.-
EDWIN AL STANTON, /3!wretnry ofWar. ,
HILLDVIAIMILES PanoarLVaill. MILITLL,}
Harrisburg. Anton 190, 1942.
The above anthorlty of the Becogare of War fa
approvod. A. L. RUSSELL.-
AdJutfut General of Pennsylvania.
From the above It will be men that tbe under.
signed has beam duly authorised to raise the floe
oompanies within three woe b., As this ls positively
the only opportunity that will be offered for 'those
who desire to engage in this branch of du merrias;
it Is highly Important that it be embraced alltbont
delay. Taro commale, already • yearly fall, bars
been accepted, and will go immediately into encamp.'
, .
meet.
Qunpanies, wt. of companies, and ,
squads.'not.al
ready accepted, have now the last. and tuldoubtedly
the 1 finest opportunity for uttering the service. All
n i
Bo .l ea from the United Matta will beilren to the
men sod the AlleghtoyCoonty Bounty to such men
as ybe enlisted from Allegheny County. Tbl.
Hat ion ham been otiled for speciri persica by the
bac t erry of War, and will be armed, equipped and
ho with the lout panda* delay.
T e Weabiugton Caralry,.of Pfriadelphintias been
sue tei in thi, Battalion. It " to lititionbtedlyeze of
thw w elt cospanies in the Vetted &stmt. , '
T e Lieutenant will for the pruent be *mod at:,
the &Floe of tbe Plumbing!' - Whif..-.Lead COntgany.,
on ItKitZCOA STREET; Allegheny City, or at tite,
it . 'lung blood, to the Diaruold. aul.t-tf *-
Pl 4 (M.
O BEST PL k"a $450
EOV/IBTEKN d HALE barlog remoiod to me
neroom.,
No. 478 BROADWai,
• .ar prepared so raw the politic a A:ling.:a Lion
a full
7 OCTAVZ ISOSIMUOD Iit,ISO,
• sang all improvamnuta ktsiseri ill tills sosalls
orar-straug laws, French grand aetk,,l4.
I, toll trot, frame, for • , , 1
•Ibt CASH. . t;
Wouranted for nyi: nail&
b oaktiog eases,
$175 to $2OO,
all warranted wade of the beet eel/mooed 'waterier
ands* stand better than any wltfar 5400 oeM b 3
the old method. of Mantracture. We inefte the best
jadre to exam:ohm and try flaw new .112.trtrOolito.
and we atom{ remaly at . a
duos to toot them will
any others MaatitaCtlarod'in this country.
GROVESTEEN . & HALE,
478 BROADWAY, N. Y
00,000 OR
VA:rum Writ-stirring • o nQ and
hang barn Just been published, and Is for sale at
H. KLEMM & BROS—M Fifth attest:
Nhiev rteisu Fulcirt4— ch
Just receiving, a very !arm*. new' •
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stock ,of PIANO IrOirtkS, selected •
personally item the celebrated manufactories ol
tnalckertng h Sena, Boston Billet, Davis .7k -
Berton snd Basetton Bow., N. Llfork.-41 of new
styles, and will be sold at present rnactufactrners'va ,
duced runs for cash or ®a reasonable credit. .'
forale by •
.OH 4 11. MELLO.. 61_ Wl.l at.
TeLutA y LIN axiuut
1. POST PAID.
Thad., 0r..12 atlings, I lenstba, belt .....
Seoondc, or A " 3 "
Thirds, or D " 8 - •'
Fourth., oc.o " '1 I.egth. pan,
BOIL quality French or Getman lat. Id, Id sod :
Ith amp, each. .. . .
Beat finality Guitar I), A 1, silver atringa,Uath.l6
&mad ." " Do.
Beat quality Viollneello, A and 11, each .. ..
Beat .. ~ a nd 0, " •
Malted to any address, pcat paid, on rocsipt of tlis
tooneyor In acntaceatamPa, by
JOilla IL MELLOR, 81 Wood .eruptf
N..B.—A large lot of (roan litriuga just arrived
also, Violins, Violin Cliele. Yintea, 7 Acontdems, do.
1.11 •
STEIN W.&Y'o rUhltl eld.o.US.
Jud reaslved..me elegant 634 and T
STZINWAY PIANOS,
Of superb warlunandthip and nub&
For salt. at No. 63 fifth street..
Ju23 H. KI.111:1611& BRO.
SNAB.E LittUhtti, cheapest' in the city,
with ralf.okbe beads. lust neestred by:
01.1ABLOTTE 8LU1111,13 earth street,
eto.o Sole age•nt forKnabe..tairinilled ,
... ..
A. AWN KlOta ;
JD& NADVIS UNRIVALISD PIANOS, 'Jest - I'S.
mired trout the Pastor): • , t
011-4.IILOTTE'-
- No. - dtS filth street,.
MEW IILEIAJDEOIiS AND 11.E.X111.1- -
LN MIMS, from the 'celebrated sittuattliectory
Mason & Hamlin, Boston. Also, two good zoom&
band 6 octave Melodeons, OBSAP. For male 4-
,14 . JOHN , M. Miller,o fir 61 WOOM
0:41.4r75.
ANTED—A girl to take. me era
child, and to assist In general hourearirk,..fu;
• ulre at THIS OFFICE— - :
WANTED-5U bbla rendered Tallow;
V
600 buih. Etral;
Ir.
ICO do White Boons;
VOIGT au.
IQUOK.-KEEPER mint,
LJP capable ot•taktngSbargaof :ant or &mks is a:
stoked& iron %amitosis; remitter will Slake tiiim
self generally
formesto the house,,
teeth l o t apply but am - unatceprlOnable eoLart.'
o SP moral charaater and lodeetriten
Moderate. :Addles. BOX 1115 P. 4,:r • - ADM-,
110 - OTIOD TO FOUNDRYMEN; ; .=
IVANTSII—an a:L*4=W raunoarnezt,,
= tate oharicsof a country fonoday.,"ti, regnant,
and healthy location. blemlT:jab; wilt* . mom,
any aathilactorY, my last for y ano=ad c i arp
paid by the tun for =oolitic. melting and cleaning •
camf amble bulldinip—forty: by inthir
feet. The job will rep= from sM to =oaten..
Apply to - D3Afitll Dtcarrir
A VOLUNTEER WANTED FORME,
A;zit • ktiOd Metal
cunci e r, wbo will volunteer Mr Vim war, - oblate
sooner discharged. lie may Make biotin' illderitok:
se to which of the old regiment, he evil V;
The advertiser egmiss to pay monthly Whatever swim
be Ayres ter, above what the Uorerirment yolk` It
the volunteer hex , a family, pay-to, them:
Ptbetwil.. to the volunteer or, tile legkrepresent.
lira Addreie, DOS • . • suirli4t
20,000 •
31001 MB DIFITILi.
ut tbe hight;it ash piioe
_ ctTuit
"1 4 Nita's; Pletaburgh''
A of- itspectitOly'in-
Z/Totti'otti Mendi jentolto • that:we
last received, sad are now opening., one or thatart
and ter tewlected stooks of DMA CU[ iCAL
PAINT I 4 . O OILY, STII/1113, ksitsrpttay
&b.vtalei Min& in ttee ,
nittiiehtrb Ire aim pcsparlia 4tt:4l , oKßULEatto
italtpnatomerrlow tlattrat,*urntii°73°FAllol*..
tl.4 l 4'!rem trarhand.;,
• - LlisroODsorta Lsrainsml;
lftsv . ! 414bititittoottql
LINIXEci ,"'"6 IM , ROV)a)
Cancer,
Oantexons Formations,
Scrofula, . ,
• , Cutaneons Diseases,=. •
• - • lirysi Pew':
Pimples on the Paee, •• tt r";
Sere Ey es ,
Tatter Affections. •-' ',`
D e e d Be ed.4
• r • Dyspepsia; •
' • ;Costiveness, •
Old and Sttibborn
RheriMatiO Didoidere.
I_
'Galt
Veniiial Disease,.
Othieral
Liver Complaint,.
Loss of Appetite,
- Low
, Female CemPWl4l.
EldloPlY ! 2 ; Pita.
Paralysis or. Pala. •-'L;
Syphilitic Diseases and'
Caries of the Boum , - _
67 TOCIRTII MIXT
a. w. EzinEssoN,
AtLcourar Cm
TOGRTRBN N1T.R , 111.1 :oreara,
- HAVING THEIR ORIGIN IN A DMI . 471111•2 ; .
CONDITION .Or THE BLOOD OR CTRODI,,h;:-
'TONY SWINK;
04111 1 00 ..D.EtNIAZ , 11.4101%4
-Itessoies; Do*steritt.
0. H. *! t tltWlt . k4 3 W.: SWF!"
this volastmy.sta4oinittin Amor of, • mapranisyr, , ,,
Tatted 004.gi4i11#4,?P if
I bad sittme irk; tire—Diars. Qttif,pert4l4'*htatt
brObt,out Int,lß bead , mad taishisid tti . ",
‘ o 44 lll t4ii rttA7tootff
afire Ma d9ti . Si9 6B ** - 4: CAP e *k.l blit*Jilt . .! .
krill otiose filibetip#
,aid Van tiogi
on my tiesiewmit -1245: '"
hone 16it intik aid it*
and had Oren op all imps of serer *gettini trail:- • •
'had triad serentlakillfil. playelcians aid they dame—
eo g 0r 4.1 - q.g*SO': /#9* .k, w Pl n t i F t ,4 3o .tt-;
' ..Ltsnear's Dumpiissmism".
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inn
altar t bid imiethiiii bottle. of ßfeodiiwafiei Chit
aiteri raj head:and , arm Arai totted: ::I
icier tattoo eightor tsztbotDia.Mit scry , bmid amd
are en tlrely,well warapt the mars reitahltu tea
UM. I will also fate Mgt lid the Witilikktittli '-'
eery bid to my aim and tee likiNisearebik.,“`-:
.1.0 oared the ittentastlais. sower: iegt-rass‘ • r." - :
merfinti 6 € 6,• 0 1- P ai 410 '0*
sal did whin was twenty. and hi:. bureaux' ilfr.
weight twenty pounds. I would also state tea
disarms la toy, lordliest) tesi• so` bad: Wet
Mooted. and.Dftad Soytbiactiwavy. the blood mat rat,
of thenore. Dr, . Eapoor had a yhotottepl:ttlirlt of .• -
me • hy Mr. 6rgo, the artist;
well. It dots sot show my appearance, meted is 'I
before l emnisanned -tiktity the madlettm; illros
sin sea Del Photograph s one .of itDtTti
oowaselon, and also at Dr. Kaper,s, ISO WOod
I would also state that I took the Blood rieir4.4
which aiSlosite before Reperiimmoinia6:,idurr - •
•
lag WI/aux/BA It Wind: lig? 3
""t, '!,44 t
uparqs. batik Of 2 4 4 41 Am. Moro Cordgam,
• two of the Oki. - belfe4 46 - di great deal thongs
and liatia4z -I lire t+cami timded Blood tlearett, , i
al to a - great ming Ginty ttlertib lb earfoaadleai4,t . : -,;
and I Paltry 4 he. belied - 0 1, 1 ,1 °!° 4 fhl*P-.. , --- IsE 9
may publish this tryon wish, and 1 mkammtows
• 4 who'•rif ,4 4iod r Iwai may
ud. city No. 4 'Phis alma, and Aar enspk7sdosoot. I
sille,k4idereotes: Maim : 1 441.. Works.
street- • • -WWI=
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E ARE COMLRG,
IA 491 . 41V: ' Ard'itr
I. Busk as cluntii.
nasty blindth laUr 'rum= -1 : t ,
tantd :ogi Dr V .Loissr Maui Wee sioitbaNpolfh4C.,.;•
eth.g•binkte g1e.a91.4.13th
,He
/2411 .. q.
thh Flied in Philedelphtt. LOW
Ira tied' po toPl4 l etiehle‘to - 1tit4.41. an he bad “- '
tnattehee thit weeetteisee' ile' he halt lay I& he ; 71
wee In the blood. I was treated for It two or tome;
timMr.44 atqamPlulA.#4l.Pighsad,wPlP.4lwit4...
tint raidimilm•N,Vf retarded &WW I. Mon th Pr nee
afteil Qua. tetof the 'hi4l4l, — t: AM.!
r ayi 46:
ease yr rethreing and Vaned; IT the ederti r hilarf;
good tiintetothiet: with: Keyairoriosei d t
E. ditht;:etef m, eitirmie mealy
,;
The Dattbr on, cm .I.Andam's Mood Sesithert• end.
• mi ty, , n , DAVID 612111C1LL11.-:
hely loam Match aniri.r.
Wf bam—lL r. Andamt: mast, 4,Lho
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BAD' 80.11.k.1.4.80, .OURZIP:
Pintszuzattfttamberlf, 1041.—.1barobkoartifjp
owl 1,6 bad .
imam' -A
covered 'gaits anti manila lea 'lna k•
'4"cult for Wadi ktn 4 Uoo E4 l O l O 1190
auabtio to do aa7tblutiPt .ni Nsna, loll . ag•talun
mania. .1* ma.' I Mod mural tbeboliido:Cy - 01iy
City, but withant'auy Wilauil &nod aaDit'^
: Haver, as No. Ira Wood nee& "homily impaidWit _
ai about two weeks, and Amu ism but Sly 1701iLigol
molicipe '6=4 riiie ran :nil Nairo — cct7. *
Untied aarrapigyera-at-thi'.ll
falai Nuevo ••Eloossou: Foititb anati inlay ma— 1 ---
00 . Cal go - • SH OtiA6 f4usua-. 1 •
ri righf Mad, tig4l4
40_44,4. , _ ifisar,„
ilahlb r iliii;wli ,', lel Want 411.140Litriltfii,';,',f
r
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ftiti eonipkei float q. 4
tO 4 tYTAlilritii
Pl4lrch""l...ilA,Pgqrt. 4"1":
ut
Ourua st
sad ockasmptises all; ALMON
.eilribssia - se._
O qlity, wi nth
"Ad4orA,,,, eml, abate.*
AMA:
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AuTurtoxer. aorta, ' -
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NJ-DRIED. watt •• • •••
LEAP LABIA, buret Mid oofp; •
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On hoed &LWOW oottiPy is,rl3•.;
,w,„B _ .W 1111.8 ; HATA h ( 1 0...296
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_.• iu ado Bed row:
6 do f cob tan
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