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THURSDAY 11ORNINCt, BEPT. 11
This General has now taken the field
against the rebels w;th &magnificent army,
composed of veteran and highly disciplined
soldiers, and of new regiMents, well armed
and equipped, which haie had - -hut a few
weeks training, but which are made up of
the finest physical and moral material the
world over saw. This army is commanded
by able and experienced Generals, such as
Burnside, Sigel, Suinner, Franklin, Porter,
Heintzelman, Hooker, Reno, McCall, and
others. The army -is welrfoundln every
respect, and • the tqen are burning to wipe
out past disasters.. _
The weather is splendid, the roads are
good, the theatre of action is a brilliant
oat. It is near the great cities and centres
-of the country. All nations are looking
on, while our own people await events with
the most breathless anxiety. The auda
-Claus foe, apparently in derision of his op
ponents, has throtrn himself into a posi
tion of great strategical danger, and in
vite, pitnishmerit for his rash aggressions.
-- Every circtMastance conspires to Amuse
all the latent energies of a man of enter-
prise and genius.. McCtEman lost- hie
reputation by his inaction before Manassas,
and by his failure on the Peninsula. The
foriies of war have afforded him a grand
opportunity o. retrieve hie reputation,:and
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achieve afa e any man might be proud of.
The go - eernm i ent has generously given him
a brilliant 'ciiiportunity of atoning for past,
mistakee, and of fixing- his reputation an ,
a stable' foufidation.
Will he dol it. We most fWvently hope
he 'sill. Is , e the man far the hour. .We
pray that h may 14 . ?, and that he may
have-all - the onor and glory of defeating
the foe, and of capturing him, and of thus
bringing the war to a sudden and glorious
conclusion. Surely never man had a more
gloricaut opp.rtunity. God grant he may
be equal to , e occasion. IS great occa
sions inspire men of superior intellect, Mc-
CLELLAtt wi certainly be inspired, unless
he lacks e first' qualities of a great
general.
The Crisis of the Hour.
The object f the rebels in crossing the
Potomac may be to draw our army from
its defence( before Washington, to enable
another body of them to assault that capi
tal; or it may be to make a predatory in
cursion on a large scale among the richer
towns of Southern Pennsylvania; or it
may to make a sTrke at Baltimore, with a
view to .the long-threatened emancipation
of that State from loyal control. Our im
pression is that they mean.. 4 ,to attack Wash
ington; for it would be the height of mad
ness to attempt the serious invasion of
Pennsylvania, which state alone is power
ful enough of itself, When aroused, to crash
their army ; ; and it would be scarcely less
mind to march upon Galtimore, which is
commanded .by mortar boats. and heavy
forts, unless they wish to doom the city to
destruction; But the political metropolis,
if not their easiest, is their most important
prey. There our immense stores of ammu
nition and subsistence' are collected, there
are the officers of the Administration,
whose capture would • temporarily destroy
the Government, and there 'the representa
tives of foreign powers are present to
recognize the government de feto t what
ever it may, be. Washington, which we
have so laboriously defended on the Vir
ginia side, is accessible on the, reverse,
and, our armies once beaten in Maryland,
Lee would find little obstruction in snaking
. good his boast that he would soon dine •at
Willard's HoteL
But whateser the plan of the rebels,
eitetlier it looks' to Pennsylvania, Mary
land, or the District, they have: placed
themselves in a position which can be
turned to their - own ruin if our military
and civil authorities act with decision and
energy. They have- put themselves far
away front their base of supplies; for which
they must now depend upon the country
they are in, and they have behind them
and in flank a powerful army at least
equal to their own, or, according to - other
reports, double their nambers. They have,
it is true, the prestige .Of recent victories,
and the impulse of desperation. But we
have constantly increasing. new levies—
the consciooeuess that our homes are -In
vaded, and en eager desire on the part of
thetroops to wipe out the disgrace of re
cent defeat,. Everything conspires, indeed,
togite'the advantage to the loyalists.
The' opportunity id thus once more given
to our generals to redeem the Cause of the
Union and their own reputations. If they
have a partible of the proper enthusiasm ;
if-they mean the Union to triumph; if they
fight for victory, and - not'for mere political
ends, they will never allow the armies of
,the revolt to seeress the Potomac. With
the immense numbeit of stalwart men at
their-command, rtaly equipped, well sup
plied with ammunition; and in direct -con
tact almost-with their base, they can not
only drive. Jackson .to the _wall, bat pit
him entirely. out of condition to fight again.
Either they must force his troops to our. .
render, or so scatter them .among' the
mountains that they -will not be able to
,rally this side of Richmond. This is what
the country expects, and this the country
demands at their hands, on the alternative
of an ignominous expulsion from the trusts
of. office.
•
Eighty..five -Telescopic 'HIND Found
In Georgetown.
The,Georgetown police, under Sergeant
Newman, found 86 splendid, new '
tele
. scopierifies, each carefully packed In a
separate box and in , fine order, in bir:
Wheatly's lumber yard. • • -
This kind of arm is very costly; and the
above number in the bands of skilful rebel
sharpshooters . would do us more mischief
than a whole regiment of ordintwysoldiers.
• They were undoubtedly designed for trans
portation to the enemy; and as they were
founden the premises of a well knowa.se-*
cession sympathizer, it would do .well for
_ the Goremwentto look into the premises
of all the suspected disloyalists of that'
-- This-man has two sous in the rebel
army or employment and the female mom-.
bars of his faintly hive made themselves
very obnoxious to the loyal portion of that
~ community; by. their unblushing - rebel
manifestation. Tetit is said.the
menthas put. tbousarids of dollars in-, this
man's coffers, .in the way of fat bargains
- with the. Quartermaster's lleparttnent_ of
The slightest whisper of love of countg,.
Richmond, subjects the- person- to im
prisonment and-indignities of the - severest
nature; but under the nose of the ,Admin- -
istration and the very teeth of the Gov.'
_ - ernment, treason is not , only suffered tri ex
..Ist, but allowedto,fatten )3oVernment
money.: Can-we weeder that the Unton
men of the South are getting discouraged
.In view of these" titbits, - To- - be - a-rebel
involves no epecial dinger on either side of
' -the lines; but to be -Union' Man is-im
• prisonment and death in &Sieber 'idea:—
. - Washington i h'eptfblican. -
__ - -.Thsftepub!leans have:re riledthelliate by
aerie •
PrOft appiarsaces t the Beyablleins bare
earned - four out of the_ five . .CortgresrlF4a
.
triete. '
The Fine Congressional dittriot doubt.
• There will be s big° Hepnbifean iiiiJartty
in both branches' of the Legbibiture,liiiigh
Awe . so large as last year.'
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General McClellan
Male MI Right.
THE -, HARILINE - IIiTASION.
JElagersto
Occupied.
PENNSYLVANIA THREATENED.
Their 4drance on Washington
Death and Dertruetion to the Free States.
BBLTIMORi, Sept. 9, 1862.
The intelligence we have this morning
indicates that our surmises yesterday, that
a division of the rebel army had taken a
western route towards Hagerstown, were.
correct. We have now tidings that Hagers
town is occupied, and that the great body
of the loyal citizens have been compelled to
flee towards Chambersburg.
When the enemy moves from Frederick
towards Hagerstown i t isvirtually turning
his back on Baltimore and .Washington,
and movinglo a point where be can reach
the Potomac river at Williamsport by a
march of but seven
Whilst his infantry has partly moved
West, his cavalry is scouring through the
border of York county, Pennsylvania_, and
it may well be imagined that/ destruction
and devastation is marking the line of his
progress. It is to be hoped that some of
the rebel
: sympathizers, Of whom there are
large numbers in York County, will learn
the madness of the insanity by which they
haie been bound, and that they may suffer
at least equally with their loyal neighbors.
Thenriillery_ot ihiLetiemy is doubtless
retained. in, Frederick, and Montgomery
counties to protect the rear against the ad
vance of Gen. McClellan.
POSTON!OF TIE ENEMY
As far as we can ascertain, the Bois of
the enemy extend: in the direction of Wash
ington to Seneca Creek, on the lower river
road, which is five or sit miles this side of
Poolesville, and not more than twenty-two
miles from Washington., The Intelligeneer
of this morning says:
•
"By - persons from Rockville, yesterday,
we learn that theinsurgenta in great force,
occupied the western bank of-Little Seneca
Creek, from its mouth tik, the Potomac, 22
miles above Washington, to the public
stage road at Middlebrook Mills, a line of
some ten miles. • _ •
"Middlebrook is about eight miles west;
of Rockville,' on the turnpike road, between
Georgetown- and' Frederick city, and about
twenty-three miles froni Washington.
"Gen. McClellan passed .through Rock
ville on Sunday night, halting there a short
time to rest and refresh himself and horses."
We do not hear of 'more than a rebel
cavalry picket on•the Baltimore road, near
New Market on the turnpike, and Monro
via on the railroad. •
Gen. Burnside was said yesterday to be
threatening the enemy's lines near Hyatts
ville which would indicate that they had
retired from Middlebrock, some sit miles
towards Frederick, on his advance.
The train of cars from York this morn
ing report that the rebels had not yet en
tered York county, though they were:re
,ported in force at Enimittsbnrg, directly on
the line, and not more than eight miles
from Gettysburg.
, As to the reports concerning their ap
-preach to 'Wean:duster, we, learn by the
cars this morning that the nearest ap
proach to•that • place was the stationing of
rebel pickets siz.miles from Union Bridge.
There was no signs of an advance in that
direction. --
That the rebels intend to advance on
Gettysburg there seemed to be no doubt.
There was no rebel troops or pickets yet
at Hanover, though they were reported to
be not many miles distant.
The Feeling in Baltimore.
The Baltimore American, of Tuesday,sayu
The rebel chiefs have boldly come into
the lists, have thrown down the gauntlet,
and our own are bound to take it up. Bet
ter thousand-fold this condition of things,
with the Government and people—if arons
ed—ableutterly to crush the rebellion, than
the old waiting, the old standing off, both
armies perishing piece-meal by sickness,
by picket firing, by waiting delays. The
Government-and the heads of the army
cannot be • tensible to the advantages thus
the within their reach; they will nut
fail to move with the needful promptitude
on the adventurous foe. It was a reported
saying of the old. Napolec;n's, that "the rea
son why he always beat the Austrians was
because they did not know the value of
half an hour Can our Generals need
any further • lessons than those already
given again and again; to make them equal
to the splendid opportunities now offered
them to Baia the Galen by overwhelming
the rebel host which has placed itself in
their very grasp 1
But, suppose it pusaible, that we are mis
taken in the belief that, the invasion of
Pennsylvania is the main object of the
rebels; suppose rather that...the purpose is
to moven° further northward, but instead,
of this a visit to Baltimore, with the pur
pose of coercing us into the rebel Canted
army I Will they succeed? let tie see.
If we take the "line • frees the
headquarters of the rebels at last accounts,
to Baltimore, it is considerably longer than
the line from Washington to this city, an.
fairly advised of their movements, the Gov
ernment might easily interpose any amount
of force for our protection supposing they
moved in this direction by the • shortest
route. But---for we must consider all our
chances—atippose the movement in the di
rection of . Chamberabtrg a mere feint, and
iht 4
the:ebel army
,having moved north
wa fai'enoigh should suddenly sweep
around upon us by the Westminster road,
and with that rapidity which has chars*.
terized their cavalry movements of late,
strong as they are known -to be in that
arm? • Might notlhe city be in their power;
if only for a few hours, resulting in losses
and bad consequencee almost incalculable ?
Wortre compelled to deal in mere specu
lations upon the, enemy's movententiN- not
knowing from hour to hour what may hap
pen.next, and critically situated as affairs
,are at present, it is well enough to look at
this matter upon all aides that we may be
nrepared.:for , any contingency that may
occur.--Any-moutent—whilst - we write—
the wholeitspect of-,matters may undergo
a radical change, butithropgh any and all
.W.e should endeavor to be as much as possi
ble on our - guard. -
. In any view of the case we may iakt we
must remember:our - 4DV, citizens, and
that no effort can be, too, great which shall
turn mom ithr homes the evils-Which have
visited - neighboring cities. and States,, and
which at length , darkly -impend over us.
Be far In the present crisis our "city has
been, measurably flee from excitement, a
calmness almostrusztatural, considering the
circumstances, generally pervatThog
- Never , was.faith in Jhe resources of the
'Octverninent Washirigtoir MOW eirongly
raithifeated, never in tit, 'very - verge of the
rushing a - comMunity
bear themsolveartith:mere_self possession
than oilsale doing . - Ler - uo continue to
maintain this attitude: -
And if it should_happen that , this
condi
tion of things theta :suddenly bs broken
in upon; if at aq nneipeetid moment every
citizen should be ;siuneloriedi "with whet
arms he may be fthie., l4 . fiitii4 4 e, to muster
for the immediate' defence 911 his home, let
the be 'met bravely, cheerfully backed
as we should. ba by'all the yesouroes of the
Govorament, and fighting - mot we should do,
-too,:for our country's flag.' It this even
should happen •to us; it - is no more than
happened to ouelatheitc fht, - veteran "De
fenders of "Daltituore,"land we might live,
as they have done, to have another gefierw;.
tibnlonof us for being true to'tee glorioil
CUM
=ih3e=ab:'?iri~loii~
•"- In all 0.43 in jour fmnue.-WO
would repeat:Wet Wre;.bnt, coneidering
theimitaititiei in the need," we see byt Ark
Ormi miaWilives for uontiuPP4 l, ?othatAlY
never happen, that never vill.,luippen, we
vsTilY..belleVei if the Government but does
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tithe of its duty. Thiopportnnity . long ' i
wanted is given to crush the rebellion al
most at a single blow, we 2101 not believe
untilit is past and tool that the Govern
I f
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Mehl. was not equal to it. The sights and
sounds of peace are all around us as we
write; the laden cargoes slowly lumbering'
along the street., the - careless pedestrian
saunters along the pavement as in days j
long gone by. To-morrow may reverse all
this; but we have faith as yet, - strong faith,
that the storm will be averted; will pass
us by, to be in the far future'but a terrible
mihnory aa it disappearnforever. Then let
us have hope and trust. If we are weary
of contemplating war and its devastations,
if we earnestly hope for peace, let us re
member that those who have constituted
themselves our enemies ; and the enemies
of our noble system of Government, are
not less so, to say—the least. They are
worn, weary, and desperate. With their
great army beaten, they_will never raise
another of like proportions; they will be
constrained to give up a contest it was
madness to begin. Let us hope, then, that
peace is at hand, despernie as seem the
chances of to-day; let us hope that there
is goodly promise in the approach of to
morrow.
General Banks.
General Banks commands the fortifica
tions of Washington in the absence of Gen.
McClellan. General Wadsworth is still
Military Governor in the District, this
change making no difference with his posi
tion. General Banks is at Willards, and
has been sought by hosts of old friends to
day.- He would have proceeded with his
division up the river if his health had per
mitted. His physicians were imperative.
His injuries received in the battle of Cedar
Mountain were of such a character that he
requirSs rest and constant medical atten
tion. The responsibility of the command
upon him is great. Tho defence of the capi
tal may become a serious matter at a day's
notice. It is still the favorite theory of
some of OILY military leaders that the com
ing over into Frederick isa feint to draw
our best troops off. This is hardly reason
able, however, and scouts and paroled pris
eners arriving here from ;Poolesville and
vicinity bring such positive statements of
a very large rebel force on thin side of the
Potomac that it is Impossible to discredit
them. The highest estimate made by any
intelligent person who has actually Been
the troops is 10,000, and the smallest 20,-
000, leaving a very wide margin tor (mute
settlement when further facts shall come in.
Tris canals of New York have yielded a
total of $4,800,000 in tolls during the fiscal
year ending on the lia instant. For the
year ending with the close of navigation
.nett December, it will probably be fully
$5,000,000.
Republican Executive Committee
The members of the Committee will meet at the
alike of the Chairman, No 98 Grant street, Pitts
burgh, on FILIDAI2, Vega. 12th, 1882, at 10 o'clock
a. m. The attendance of every member is &aired, as
badness of itaportance erlll be presented for their
consideration. W2d. B. N2iGLET, Chairmso.
Jas. L. StrnmaLazo, Eke,.
(he following ate the Committee :
WGllam Is. Kegley, Chair Man, Peebles towns hip
Wm J. Gilmore, Upper St. Char township.
Robert McCiarren. Findley township.
Abdlel McClure, KiMin township.
Robert B. Carnahan, Birmingham borough.
Wm. E. Harrison, McKeesport borough.
Capt. James Woodburn, Sawicki, borough.
Cwt. Thomas McMaster*, Turtle Creek.
John Herron. Cheer township:
Freeman Jonas. Richland tointehip.
Georg. Healy, Franklin township.
CoL George Gant, Third Ward, Allegheny city.
Stephan it. Geyer, Second Ward, Allegheny city.
-Jams McGann's'', Chanters township.
.1. J. Bobinnen, Indiana township.
Was Williams, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh. ,
Jan L. tutbarland, Third Ward, Pittsburgh.
David FiMnimmons, That Ward, Pittsburgh.
David Lintel:aeon, Eighth Ward, Pittsburgh.
George Finley, Collins township.
David Drennan, Plum township.
w &id
SP'EeIALL .rOTICES.
M'Lake bnpenor Copper ffii 1 and
8111XLTIN6 WORKS, Prnsuriau.
PARK,. APCURDY & CO.,
IhnnhOtunen of BBEATHING, 'MATILDA' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPIII BOTTOM,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SBALTEB BOLDBIL;
also Importer/ and &alert In METALS, TIN PLATE,
BILE= IRON, WENT, An. Oomtantly on bun.
RUINERS` BACELIMEI earD TOOLS.
Wars:mom, Nang Tint asid Ito Second most%
Plttsbargla, Peon's.
sarspidia orders ofCloppor eat to say dolts/ pot•
um.. mTZl:datolyT
Or The Confessions and Experisace
OF AN INVALID. Pobllehed' for the benefit nod
r a warning and • caution to young men who ender
from Nervous Debility, Prematnre Decay, 10.; lap.
plying at the same time the means of Nell-Cure.
By one who hiss cored himself after being put to
greet expense through noseilcallnyositkm and quack
.ery. By enclosing a post-paid addressed envelope,"
111116114 coins may be had of the author, NATUAN
IEL MAYFAIR., Esq., Bedford, Kings Co., N. IL
uthllilydasT
U. C. IL MILLS!.
11,171/1/01/=WM
ROBLISIBO, 1 18 &
,N -. IILI
Manama, WLIINLINITON
Wolin Plitebargh,Nonn'a.
°MC; NO. 21 }lain= Prato?.
Mannlictsink all klitda of STMAII XNGINES AND
MILL. ILACHINBST, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORE, STEAM BOILYRS AND SRN= IRON
*ORR.
1121/1013BING AND }IMPAIRING done on snort
notice. sib2Bedly
JWBURILE dc BARNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
DANK VAULT !NON ♦®ULT DOOR. AND
EITZZL-LINICD DUBGLMPBOOT BAYS
11ANUTACTUNEB8.
No 125 dad 131 Third stmt. be Wrod cad
ihridOldartraii—Nor{l side.
iddrDANK LOOKS! ai do hand. .m 12.3
McOORNIVELL , KERB,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
At the old eatabllabefi Caul Iraptory,
DUQULINII WAY, (ma ST. CsAu Smarr.)
rin done as zonal
IM•Pittsburgh Steel Works.
12140 IVCVILOI7G/L
JONES, i BOYD & CO., •
histoilacturers of CAST IfINSL; also, SPRINO,
Pir.OW AND A. D. iiTSZL, tITZSL SPIUNGS AND
AXLES, coruer.of &Us and IVO streets, Pittsburgh,
Peon's. itol9
mammas a. luta
Mr.T. C. KiIiKPATRICK k 110.,
Ipinataaturna and. Wholesale . Dealarr In LAMPS,
OBIIdNEYB, 011 ADO, 011ANDIELIU8,
NerWbolorale" Agebta for HIER% CELEBRATED
ILLIININATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OIL% 'No. 89 . opposite Bt. OLaritr
EtsNaL PlOsßarith. JoiLlyd
BerrJOHN COCHRAN •tk BRO.,
aietuters of nioN HAILING, IKON *MILTS
AND • VMILT DOORS,. WINDOW Baufrpts,
WINDOW GUARDS' An. 'Nei. 91 &anal Nolan and
116 Tbini 'trot, between Wood and Market. .
Hare an band • , irartety oi nor Patterns, fancy
nal l 4 l ‘ tcl all Darren , •
ToKticolar litteoUOO pad to . enelodni. Grate tots
.tobbbot done at 'art notice. !oh9
FM'S. B. & O. P. MARLE, Pallor
A .
iii,Kbly,riUSlllllifia and do4rs in POOH, PHINT,
,
,OAP, ,LITPKB AD. ALL =NW OP WRAP.
PING PAPE& I
ilirasvorelootol from N0.'27 Wood street'to No.
Elsoftbdold West, Pittabragt,
IN rams OTt PIeADI 104 BAOI. , : my 4
HOLMES - & 80N8, Dealers -
E - ft - aziois AND , DOMIATIO DILLS or ix. .
onenor,, QYHTIYNOATYB OW DZPOSI 7, DABS
NOVO, AND„OPEOfW, No. 67 Marks& Atm*, PAM.
Ooltectlons..iiado on all the priodpal cities
iiiiOuthout tha-Malt 13tates:' ' 'Re
Yi H. CO LB, • or-
WrCaol2lo AND CQICIIISSION muumuu =a
wholesale, bake imams, avriza, sums,
TlM:ma product manna, No. 26 Wood start,
IPlttitearitu I • • mot
last Abud4^-wf
'lOll. l Ed— :Mr . For • an
Ata rtoorrilkwol Irmo", L tt gab j ..
-aorta TXP1T.1311110 , 4 att
g!=l3
'MILITARY JrOTICES.
oFOR STATE DEFENSE-FOR
EIAjtRISBORO DIRECT —Avoid the tle,D
aid own- elth me. !NMI Hermit "Ilutterums .
to Imre& the Ohl }lepton.. App'y the Mayor'.
Othoe• to (eeltrlt) 01(0. LIKo+CA
YSTO ..}." • FLES An ad
journed meelar will be I eld THIS (lbws
day) EVILN I NG, at 7 o'clock, at the icarehouat
uC
J. Mc ully I Co, .co d stl-cot All who wish to
Join tbla popular Compuly no terltrd .0 be premot.
sell: t A M. wiirnv, I) S.
STA NION AILTILLitIt Y., - -AT
TENTION ,—you M. et THIS (Thura•
day) MORNIN.;, for mrater The Company will
leave on Bator-day for Fort Delaware.
0.11,11 H. HEN DR w•ON. Cants n.
ItAtiE Atil l LAS!' CilA. NUE
TOR A pgw GOOD. FOUND, ACTIVC AND
The utdenalgosi; 1. authot iced to Kcr t the Itm
Ned 11 ambe r of TWENTY MEN for the
s3 - ALL BOUTITIES GUAILANTEED.-tai
ear Nonoltml goal mon d apply
OINTON HEAVY
t, FOB PORT DELAWABB.—Ti.e Stan
ton Artillery bane been accept.' and entered to re •
port immediately to Headquarters, at Fart De'aware:
This Company will be waived to special duly at
Fort Delaware A more deelrahle wrilre cool k oat
„tie offered,*nd as this wed clog.e the time for no
iletmenta, ;thaw. .wbo dram entertoit• the eerrico
should report immediately, at 'reuniting riffle son
ST. CLAIR. d, BLET. near the Bridge, and at MA
SONIC BALL, Fifth street.
ee9 OEO. W. RENDERS N. Cnidnin.
0.1101 FOR THE IRISH BRIO/UN'
_
TOUNG .11EN WANTED to fill up the ranks of
the above tom. any. All Bounties paid. "he corn•
p.v) will he under the commani t 1 Lieut. W. J.
PATTEESON, of the ELS P. V.. who has eared vu •
der the lamented Cot. Black. Toting seen desirous
of serving under an able mud runes ten ani 0f11..r, laud
In a good company, mould do well by calling et
Heedqvarters, corner of Smithfield and Fifth eases,
OD emirs. . nobly
U.. KIS elki'r 6 titsTTEßY—Keeruitii
warded for Ohio celebrated flattkry, 00. %rah
the army of Virgil:do, Geo. Pope a.mteal.diug.
Who has been deteJled on recruiting senior., is now
ID the city In the meantime, preens a isbing to foil,
the Bat‘ery sill call at
FL&ATTIOTION I NALL te. Alt
Last actor* far tho Bouuty btf_re dralliug.
few good men will be received for the
Stanton Light Cavalry. Co. H.
None but horsemen need apply. The following
1I NT will be paid:
Government Bounty _.sloo
County
Premise for Enlistment
one mom We pay in—...._. 12 CO.
[lacing received authority to filluntne Company.
we call on all those &Giro:it of ett Wing to come and
enroll th.mselves without Yurtlierdelev, et the office,
No. 34 P star.wr, aove the ExecotiveGom.
mittee Notans. 1.1ept..1 A CRAW LORD,
W. R. HOWE.
Iflrl3 EXTRA BOUNTY will h.-given.
IRISHMEN! RALLY
All Government and County Boutin Paid
Litrit. JOHN 1. NEVI N,'• Pilots prtsousr tor Gtrt.
Oettono'• at Richmond mai Stlisbury, b rat - sisal
authority from the lecret•ty of War to name •
Which It Leawood trill be attached to
GEN. CORCORAN'S BRIGADE.
Good mon bare uovr an Opportunity of bitting the
beat branch of the 'emir*, receive all Gov •
ernment and Gouoty Bounties ar noon la mustered
1n... the Battery min Wonder marching orders in
ten days.
eadvautors, No. u 9 FOUATLI ST. PET, PET, near
Wood.
ooSelor - - JOHN E. NEVIN, go • tofu.
'II•"I6IANTLAN CAVALRY I
TWO WEEWS MOWS TOR. TOLUNTICESSI
EELECT COUPS, AND THR wasp ATTRAC
TIVE 48&I OF THE SERVIO2;
Under the following credal:order, Is.oetl oy tto
Aecret,ry of Wet— of whom the !tottallon Is LI!WWI
• - • -
Was Dare►raenr,
Washlogtao. lb U., Aegrot 18,1863.
Melt. James 11. Ischootoiaker ab►ll ralee Eye ODM
pasha of mai, y, within three to ,k., with the no
lion of the Governor of the State of Peuneyleani
They will be us:opted by the War Department.
181.)18118 It. liTiiNTOll, Secretary of War.
•
HgADQVAIMIS PosiSTLOANIa Mums.
• liarrisbiug, August. 19th, 184.2.
The above authority of the Secietery of War is
autproveL A. L. 11USSELL,
AdJutarit Gioneral of Pennsproula.
~
/Tram the above it will be Seelk thet a the ander.
•eigned has been duly authorized to raise the live
companies within three wake. As this le positively
the only opportanity that Will he off.red for ,those
who desire to eugszes in this branch of the menace.
It is highly important that it be embraced without
delay. Two ooMpaulos. 'ahead/ nearly foils have
been accepted, and will go immediately into encamp
ment.
Campanian, partsedoompanloo, and squad,. not al.
ready erupted, have now the last and undoubtedly
the finest opportunity for sneezing the service. All
Bounties teem the United States will be glean to the
men, and the Allegheny (looney Bounty to ouch men
as may be enlioted from Allegheny ecunty. Thie
Battalion has bean celled for sperirl *treteo by the
Secretary of War, and will, be armed, equipped and
honied with the least Wosaible delay.
The Washineton Wary. of Philadelphichas been
aocepfed In ihrazgiesiion. 1111 undoubtedly ooi of
the finest comps:dee in the United States.
The Liontenantedli. for the. present be. hood at
the o i re sz o co f r esTlizE Pltnibtrgh an, W gh h .i, tead
i y Le eity, Co or m at pau th. y,
Becraidng Stand. le the Dimes&
- anZi-tf
117 - LECTURE AT THE IRON OLT Y
COLLEUE.soroer of Pena and St. nolo etc
Tll/8 (TRUILSDAT) MORNING: of LL o'clock:
002MIDEFINUON.,
IA.N eL OultNe.D . 111.1iba 1 kiti of
the citizen., at the First -Ward, Illtabureh,
sill be held ' h the PUBLIO &WOOL UOUBh, on -
THIS (Thends') NVENINU, rt . 7% o'ctoete,'
complete theft orgaelzattoo. -
eettat PITZ4.IIIItIONS. Metro:wan.
IWAIt.D.-4-1111 Asian •
1 . 1 " 7 riveting of the citizens df the Second Wald of
tho Cloy of Pittsburgh eibl bo bold at DilltitlE -NS
lt le GINS HOlallli t od TLIB (Thodoiloy) • VIN LBO,
at 7jt O'clock, fsr the pingo,* of carolling their
names under the late call of !he Goren:tor: SI/ 4111-
atm are regoe.ted totitt, tot. . • •
eels • S. P. VON DONN iiO . IIST. Oludrinen.
00/11 F Tint P FACT/TITS COMZFITES. 1 '.
`Pittsburg , , bkpt. 10, 0134.
11 : -. AT. A .IdEt.,TING '.held this dsy,
iisrloilosissimistion ass aacptod'aed or
doted to be publielusl: • • i
Itimeteed. Thst any member of ibis Cotaudittio,
with the exception of lion. Win..ivulansoita um;
tts lament for three consecutive sesvivus of the Cum•
mitts", without leave, stilli-rfelt ineuttershtp.
By oats of the4Jommittee..''- '
. 660. H. THORSToN. tkcrot
Flat 01011 AND OUR COUNTRY.
ume ins o..”re when it le necessary' to
strike for our, altars sed traddes, ,and_it is of the
nunoet Important:olor every tree asn to ddidi Is Lis
poser to repel from our Madera the hcrdea Of total
Invaders who have croesod the line of Pennsylvania
for the'purpma of opine and murder. The mrmbere
of the Firm Kethodlat'Proteetant (Anita, and Con
greption are !requested to meet In the LISUPUILZ
VlOOlllO TUN tIEIVILCII, THIS iTherede)) EVE.
No NO; at T- o'clock4tor the _tattporo of making ar•
rangements to comply with the Moat of the Go►.
moor of our State. • !,. ' ' '' •
_By lap:040 Many members. • ••-:
sall:lt J. D. HERB, Pastor.
/LOOM or 6L VOIIMISTLIC or rciado • A 111.17. ll .
; ' • . Etttibttllb. 804 9th. 1116 t.
1:04.T THE HE STUN OF..THH 110,M.
IdITTEII, held this day; the fulloelag
tkes liters adopted and attend to be made pubtto •
.derelsed, ; Toot the cilium 'of 'the counts ALM re..
quested to respond badness on 11125DAT4 and
SIIIDAY2I._of each Beek. at a o'clock p. tn., for the
purpose oftlrilling, end that all nuonfactanpre not
engaged up - on arms'and monitions of war be request.
ed to suspend the op.rations of their mule on OAT.
/MAT of sash ereek,,nt 12 o'clock loom) for the
papas of, alkespigttne• otollilta•
~ J leadred* That the dosing of Lb. ;dicer of kaftan,
aa nevelt/4 continence on /AMU Sept. /gth:i
' , 8./order of tbe Ittecuthti .
intlakt THASSlDlMillettningilr.
=EMiEM
lIMMESIE
- 1.1"
reBIR IT SIT
HAMPTON BATTERY
JOHN FLEMING,
(Firm of Fleming Bms ,i
24 WOOD RTRVET
Corcoran Regiment.to. A.
LIEUTENANT ATIC;ELL
DATTEST Or LIUUT AUT/LLCIIT
$177 BOUNTY.
SPECIAL. ORDER bit). —.
PUBLIC MOTICES.
PUBLIC XOTICES.
- - -
SELECT tiIGLSCIIOOI.-RIM
lacurs, Preabytalli
aroild hereby Inform the inhabitant. or Pittsburgh
and vicinity that, If properly patronised, he let•nds
1105Dalf, the .15th of September,. opening •
HIGH-SCHOOL for, moin pupils, urea r ails. (bur&
to .which the following _branches .111 be
taught, Euglish Grammar, Elocution. . Book-
KWlJing, Ileliient., Natural Plumy, Phys.
Botany, baturale Phikrophy.
..Latiu, Greek,
ol
Chrlitr/. astronomy and Natural Theology.at the
lessouable chase of P. 9 per quarter or 18 !realm
Brfrreners -Philadelphia; alitsbiugh. and Tama
aim Mb:asters.
A nhool.room arl I bo -be rented so von sa twenty
pupils are eprolled Dr. Lanza boards at C 9 Unlit
oircet, from whom particalars can be learned. •
4 . 0 51
tir WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
GEORGE WOODS, I. A., PrincipaL
Aided by &mu Pressman.
Pie.. TIMM of the ensuing pat commencer on
SEPTEMBER, ire.
A GYMNASIUM le cimnpwted with - the Vulva.
city, MILITARY DRILL, under a competent DAB
Seigeabt, remlees special n'tentlon.
Foe'lkartlealara see Catalogue; to be had at the
Beautette.
Personal appllastloa osahe awls at the realdettes
or It-v. %MOSE. FINDLEY. 114 Witte etreet.
anl2:ser
TIIE hiltaSES • SIIITH'e3 BOARD
iNo 211 D DAY 80E1001,, 1,210 eraine
PHILAITILPSIA. IN ill be opened on
MONDAY, BETTEMBOR &A, 28,2.
The course of study embraces the Latin, Prestr-b
and Ginanan Languages, Music, Drawingaud Paint
ing, togethor with the elementary and higher
br.ochoe of • thorough English education.
Tho accommodations ate of excellent character,
.1 wisp calculated to ensure to tho pupil the com
forts of a home.
Owing to the pressure of the times, a deduction of
10 per cent. will be made for the emoting year.
att22.:lm . I
.VEir ADrERTISEJTLEXTs.
SNUFF AND CIGARS
kJBO bbls. Gsrtatt's Scotch Banff;
1. 0 0.000 German Wirer* assorted brands;
MAO common do;
f 0,000 half Spantsb
Now ID store mid for sale by
sell BERBER ar BROS.
RVOLVIL/05, of all kinds, for sale by
tell , BOa NA 7 ETLEY. I'6 Wood mt.
R IFLF.6-100 on band and tor sale by
BO WE & TETLEY. 138 Wool At.
NAIL vrAltY kiOUNTIEr.4,
PICNSIONS. BACH PAY, and MILITARY
CLAIMS of every deocriptloo, collected by 0. 0.
TAYLOR, Attorney at Lae, No. 73 Grant street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. eetle
tunes or rug toaraotaca or ALhieltelie CO., t
Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept. 9th. 1882. f
TO BRIDGE CuNTRACTORS.—SeaI
ed Prooouls will be received at this oral's until
the loth hut., for the erection of a new wcutsu
structure at Batholla Bridge, across 801 l Creek, In
Pawn township. Length of structure the same as
old one, hot in all ether reepects similar to bridge
tunas aeons creek nur to Beojentin C0...'
By direction of Con Ity Commlas'oners.
Controller.
.10:3V41:yr
V ULIJIVIE.Nai, I.I.,ThiIINT
• 3E3 Li N" S ,
With Certinute of Surgeon sad Recruiting Otiloot.
For stio by
W. S. HAVEN,
beationor And Printer.
eta CORNER *DOD AND fiIIRD OFR.
E rIH" AND IiKALTII-
TEST BEVEBAGN IN OS&
EYE MILLS
PREPARED
• ,
11-3 re 4DCklres et.
L. S.
EXCLUEIIVE WII?LEFIALS AGgliT,
Mir Depot.l94 WATER irrlig4T,
(Adjoining United iltatas SionsL)
DZI - Noxe math. unlaas aloud N. DAVIS A C0.1i4
Entered worm:ling Ito the Act of Congreso, to the
jeer 1862, to the Cl-rWe Ofßee of the Ikatrkt Walt
for the routbern Diatitot of 24e. York.
Th's tlOnriiift has boon retailed eztensteely for
months In this city. with A dilly instesSing &man&
A trial alit will sags the most increduloanyinit it
nschokwess, pnistable, end ebony Anbetltute for
any Coffee bantam e'liared In this market.
Put up In ohs pound Papers, neatly labeled, end
HI
In boxes coutalnhus dome or 60 Plc each.-
(a HI keep well lo any clhaate,) .tad bold at a price to
make It worthy the anal:dikes of all who boy or use
Cuffele.
liberal dlacoant made to dealers.
lir TR r
ar.3o:n•od
BAILh , A.Ki4ILL Ili CO.
PLUMBERS,
129 Toviini BTaxer, azis to
TANKS AND AGITATORS.
Befinertts, lined In ths matt de
Roams fitted up with hot mid
water In the hest style, with al?
modem ImprommmiaL ha Be
Wag' STANZA OLOSZTB.I3O7
pr4=Ml=
DRUG CHEMICALS, PAINA
' OM AND DYE SYCIETS, INDIGO ELL%
ESSENCE OW 0017101, WIOVIC POLDGI, WLA
PORING XSTRAOTS,
NAM °LOVES. ALLSPICE, WHOLE PEPPER.
111IISTARD HEED CASTOR OIL, SWEET OIL tad
Hamm of all kinds In dosowatall Wanda& Pilltnt
medlciaes, Ac,, la., In stan - aad (orso/a law by
WOODSIDE & WALLACE, •
P. 8. Country utarcianta. before Ourchaaing etas-
Where, wou!d do wan to call and examine car stock.
mei • WIXIDISIDIC WALLAOII. "
KEYSTONE FOUNDRY;
D. DaHAVIN lc SON, -
No. 47 'FEDERAL Branz' Arko m tiltp;
Matreiketurers'of every variety crooosnici AND
t; etAT[ti6 STOVLS. 000KINO RABOXi; ithta
common raolum IlltaiDX4l4lte. -
OAST IRON NOLDIN 7zoirre; IRON
GAMING, d -Undo of CASTINGS mode to
ERNESrA. BIU4NDEON,
Shippingand COIMInitIIOII Marchand
..tiraititrapr, aramET,-N.
. . . •
And deshi: . .
in DBlOO 011131110ALS, 1 0 YE
sums, Ito, the oriatoakplick
. wrotri ' ,-
Ousianineut,F el fond/1' and • Donnotio
-41r.-11.4terinistina cinniettorialli
Trukt.,4 Bfratee, lueope, CuboOkuth Atner'eni WU
lona*. Sond,okb pdiunto. Amaral. and Obtnt. ' •
onsra, stem:ln.-now.
ns,,Bozoirr SILKS . vi11.,5.1 8 ; - With4;to4
stock : sf Mine* Glood, ant opened. -
a Et. PALMER,
MIM=M
FUR AND ;wool, HMI AND CAN.
7{ ILP~LMSB , 84 Wood - -
ard; ti.t. Sill Sun ke Via% Dgs' aid
( htklns's TDB AND WOOL ZATS;OLDPO.SUar
PLUM ADD lIILVI7OAPS, Ay thaws or down.
WALL PAPER, o g w.-W. P. MAs-
ICIULZiIdIi liatV2hlAll' tbe 6181111114 the bal.
sate at WsWin doe* at Ward War t at the eta
OMAR TOOD'ZIZEIrt Jun
Mir GOOD& -
NEW FALL GOODS
NSW STILE CLOAKS;
NSW STYLE SHAWLS;
ILIOH COLOBILD PLAIDS, for 4dlsi • Dresseg
nal) BZP'T POPIANS;
iIG'D B3CP'T POPLINS. all colas
Balmoral Skirts,
All qualltlei and colars;
Neer style HOOP WILTS, among which insy be
found the pride of the world.
THE QUAKER SKIRT,
Ladies' Amin
Khan alms, and
Children'. ens;
For sale at
COIL /MR a KARIM BTS.
N 'ALL AND ^
DRY C3l - 00I) S,
AT
. BARKER & CO.'S,
59 Market Street.
NEW 'nuts,
NEW SHAWLS,-
NEW DRESS GOODS,
And en Immense Met ofroT description of
Drip' aroocls,
Plllgra an% owl% new sfilff4
LONG CLOTHS et cant
BROGrlif fIaiNTLNGSI at 14 cent,.
N. R--ONLY ONE Pain.
. . . ado
VLEGANT STYLES
I KA
Of -
NEW FALL GOODS,
Macrum & Glyde's
B-autthil styLe—
COLLARS, SIRS, BANDS, WAISTS, end other
Embroidered Work.
. . .
8
BALMORAL Krairs. for Lake and Maws—a
Loge varlet) of the prophet patterns.
HOOP SKIRTS, COHORTS, PATTIIIINB AND
HEAD-NETS, the lateet and beet dodgems:id makes.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TUG!, UNDER-CLOTHING.
ROOMY, GLOVES, HANOI GOODS, NOTIONS.
ARMY GOODS I
OBJETS, Di:Awl:it% /to.; Soldiers• WORE AND
WELTING CASES. combined-in exotflaut Article;
nuothear or soldier should be without one.
It air eounterd cut be had everything nem and
desirable in our line of business, arpriees to suit all.
MACRUM & GLYDE,,
_ 78 MAILICItT 87111C11T,
.tutoru Fourth and Dtamoud.) soh
NEW GOODS
Opening Every Day.
Now 'tiles of DRESS GOODS,
Elegant BALMORAL WIRT&
New Myles DE L.LINES
ADDY BLANErfB, weighing tom..
PULLBETON PLAID In./mums—mph Whit.
1414 - Grey lua4 Tellow 7 At all prim.
lIINLIIIB AND PRINT&
NEW YOEE,
0. HANSON LOVE & CO'S.,
TABLE LINEN,
J. M. -thirchfield's.
DAILISIEVABLZ LIHIS;
SNOW DROP SABLE MIN;
171173LZAantrap, dcs
NAPKWB,
TOWELS,
own,
N 0.11.11.1,124 AILLTIIND; -
64, 9.81L11.01 NENLINEI;
sr...lA(3mm AND uNaLsacEuin
Now GOODB just received, at North
east corner Fourth and Market Ste.
FIRST -NEW MILLINERY (loops
IS THI CITY THIS 611ALI0N;
. 31EICCORNIM :
_ Non 17 and 'ft MAHILICT STRUT.
Hu. Jut foodud, and 60 Um on ozhltdtlon, the
cow TALL STTLTH Cir Borntrah, HATS, now.
11:114144:=1, PL1h133,81331102i8, and other kinds
of MILLINI47 Goon% at the umort actS
7~j ALL WODB.—We have now on land
late .took of vXls,.ziaoi qtbesi boc4ht proriois
to the late admits to Ickes, - tat& ma'am ?Saes
to wholesale barn at my /ow Pica.
DEAI FRENCH AND SMITCti EM-
Lao 711101D1=8 ; Bad Loco Oolbrs and bits;
Iroal Bashes and Trona Loco Vidb;lnfants'.lln
brAdorol• Ceps, ,
Robs asal Wabto ; Malts and
Inn* Ounbrkißandit Ns& Oallorstto and Imps.
dal .Ruillos; Lbws Ounbdo lasadluocidalw Lag-
Loookaa. to all of which vs wits Ibis-
GENTS FINE:I3ILEETt3, C0L14,112,
std ! 3 nvspitmass, .
lurdazoil ars =a
DRANnr4OL " " ACR1M01.4.11.4
oil 7777 No. rt Irttlb stmt.
idattoll/84151r hiUtQUISTAIitg
GLOVIDX'AIai bist;—• chola swat,
tvrira, stioixing a core, .,
. - •- •
1,200 , Bt'lm 9 .'L.tie'dl'livi' B, •
•
liattlkatch and dabardbimaires ell orir 111 4 101 aad
claim coke* noshed bikes the hat pant &dm"
and he oak at win:Unto and retail by
- awrozi,micaiptkoo.,
•
- : - • Pa IT nib at.
600 Uri *Oki Pa mond sad Re tab adv. tot
lik 5' 11.1 ! 1 !• or .1,11DO:MIOA.
ns..nind n ma . pm atm.
nitbalinsa wogs-pi and la wan. Wm
O.PITTSI3I3IIGII TREAT
Lome and Manager—
TLIEGLSDAS EVENING. SEPT. 11th. ISM
Graz:lll,Th.] ct the FolwaeL,Draaus??
Uncle Tom's Cabin I
The whole STOCK COMPANY WILL APPEAR
NEW EMILE 4111017LAB3;
MANTLE CLOCKS, SHOW CASKS.
11l ac.. AT ADOTION.—ths FRIDAY MOEN.
1114.1, Sept. 12112. at 10 o'clock, Till he 'old, at Darla'
Aucc.ork, 6i Filth asset, the following ankles, deal.
table to the trade:.
1e brass Send* Mae, cation' pattern cuss;
large klahogaby bhow ease, with mirror back,
and whet lined trays;
1 small Jeweller'. throw ttese; -
'1 Watchmaker's Swinging Slga i
2 small btores;
sell
Liliti AT Ali UTION.—Un bIiIDAY
Y
kfOklillsG, &pc. llkb, at 10 o'clock,
sold, at the Commerelsl Auction House, 14 7111th
street, Ono iecond•louid blabosany coos Plano, a
MUM. .l. O. DAVIS. /sect. •
Aif / A lbTUonalafilifo HAUS U
412. HOIIBI.IIOLO fOnfiLTUlitie HOURS, CAR
ttleciz, smuuti, ac.—On TOURSDaIf, &pl. 11,
!Ana at 10 o'clock a. m., -irUl • be sold, at the red.
deuce of the bus Dr. T. Dickson, No. 259 Po:method.
•by order of Aler-'lllllands, Ysq., Admloistrator, a
qoantlty of Household hurnliure. Horses, Caitiam
Weigh, Lc., continising 2 Oak MMus; 6 Chairs, with
Drockatalle Mering; Mahogany Marble Top Canino
Tatar illand g eny rises.; 6 Walnut hof. Beat
Chain; Walout tad Mahogany Brooch Beosteada,
with tipriog Mattresses; nemptiou Chairs, with
BreckateLe Covens, Wel- ut Hat Mk; niehogaty
Arm Stockier; Claim %Velem Dressing Bureaus; fine
Gerstell, stout Woodrow; Book Cafe. narumetar;
hulk and ispriug Mutrassos; Wash litaluir, Hall 011
Llotlts; Brimls !bombe; (Amber 8.1 s; Airn door
shades; Perms Hendon; Gm INN. de s Also, 1
Block-Home, 1 beautiful Bey Herm, 1 /family Car
riage, 1 eitigh, Barrows, handles and /Mates, Coon
alun nobe, together with mazy articles Lot enema:-
Med. Terms at Bale. The L welling 'for rent, post
malon given Lumedistely,
sell T. a. MMILELLAND, acct.
W. it D. RUGUS',
ADAIINISTRA.TOWS SA LE ON'
SEAL EnTATZ IN ADLNGIELDNif ClTY
:snip _IIcOLDIII6 TOWIISHIP.—On TIIVIDAT
EVENING, beptember tu ' e o'clock. will .be
.ad, by order of the Orphans' Court of Allegheny
county, at the Commercial halm Innis, 64 Fifth
Wawa, the following dowribed property, belonging
to the estate or the late Wm. Dyer, deceased:
A lot in the. Fir t Ward of Allegheny City, thirty
Int front on: South Avenue, (late Bens Lou.,) and
extending back 060 feet, mob or lees, to ht. Clair
ennui Whall.ll is erected a twaatory.briCk doelling
and the outbrilidineing lot ho. 9 and hall of lot
No. Iti fn Ot. Clap Denny'. plan of a mubdinann of
ont.lot No. 24 in the original plan of Allegheny, an
whin then in an Lanni gron. d rent of IW.
Also • lot in Velure towaship,attuated on Woods'
Bun and the New Brighton l'iank hoed, containing
O'ore add Itify s parches, on which 1. erected a large
atone basement and tuailuished building, being lot
No. It in • plan of lots laid out by E. D. Cr:cheap and
Id. IlleCioninglo, guardian of the minor children of
Johnston Lettiy, demand.
inane or SAix—For further particulars apply to
S. ti)er, 61 Federal street, 'Allegheay ; or Jidda Ca
nard, Administrator, at the Pataburgh Itomich7,
Ohmic. nun. J. CI. DA VIS, Auct.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF SLKTH
AND tfxVKNTtt WAItD LOTS.—On BATUIt-
DAti Ai" fliltliOON, Eepienibez 20th, at 51 o'clock,
will be sole, on the premises, by order of the Or.
plum' Court of Allegheny county, the following de:
kirable Building Lots Le the liatth akd Beventk
Wards of the , city, and_ near actiolulhg• to tantre
Avenue:
74 Market &net
JO& HORN*,
77 sad ' 79 KAMM STSZIM
tATON, KAMM
No. if Plitbstroot.
uouNre,
i=iIEMM
- -"T•T' - -7.:tt'srF-',-- •
' -`" ' - •
AximimrEx7's.
-..-Wx. lirxxx:.
- *.JL LAAIL
AUCTIOJr EhtILES.
.1. G.-DATIL Ana.
Biz lou on Tannehill tartlet, inch haring • front 0$
20 feet, and extending the earns width. 121 loot and 9
Inches to Vine auest—belt glE , 2ioa. 1,2, 3, 4,'6
Hon. Wi ll iam Cotter's of low
and 7 In
six lota on Vine street, each log • Boat of 20
foot, and exteOdlog the tame width LW feet to • 26
Goat alley—bslng lots hos. 21, It. 26 and 261 n
the atoresald plan.
Tuna or foals—One-thlrd cub, retidne in ate
and two piano, with intareat, secured 'ay band and
mortgage
By order of Shxduistratrlx.
•1119 J. G. DAVIS, Ana.
CAN VAS - SHON.S I
I=l
To arrive to-day, at the
MASONIC' HALL AUCTION NOM
Ho. 66 71Itb street.
CHUNTRY MERCHANTS, 'who are
buying far cosh, should not tail to Mop at
lIImiLYL.LANDIS evarius
No. 65 kink street, where may be found a large and
well assorted .tack of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Dry
Goode, Kentucky Jesse, Hoop Skirts, Ctuktry, Ens
panders, Whips, it., ell of a:etch:will be sold at [mu
to to 16 per cent. cheaper than can be lad sheathers.
aft2s
UTOMEN'S CALF D BALMORAL
80018, at Itssonla Mgt Auctt-u Holm: -
NA NAM AND CHILDREN'S , HUOP
111.810.11.28. 1111 alma. at ES i nth st. aril
jjj„RN's, s, '.YOU'IIEo AND
en ittialilTB Rotas, alaaor4o" U5l Aao•
tion Hoes.
llLlreMsb, at tdoC er
L A'" Load's.
A .11MY -611014 a genuine art s for
look ass • at tdct;klLuari.' tan
lEtkle b•
..• 'Ley fur La4/06d . an Mines,
r:irn~~ar
UU - • .IA a new Bole, at. Ma.
..1-11. 'oak Sail Auction How,..
P'l.ll.lrolS.
CHEAP PIANOS.—Fotz.
um Broarrottran PIANOS roe
llata.—An =silent Basewoodehlck.
win Piano, 6 octets: - 00'
A Rosewood Gate t Co. Piano, elegant cue, .
6 octave. 1 rice
A Rosewood Stolen Piano, is but little worn,
6 totem Price .—.... 150 00
A Ikenrood Eudora Planotwory Ins tone,
6. octave. Price.................... 150 00
A bewnrood, Groreateen t Bale, new, ud
,richly weed, 7 octave. Price—. .4-.170 00.
.likeewcod, Hays Co. Plano, three years
old, 7 octave. CO
A Ronarooß Mlle^ Uptight .Fl4OO. 63 1 * 3 .•
tare. _123 02
A tare. lialusgand . T. Load Piano, large ese, 6 coif
• 75 CO
L Rosewood G;r - inan " Plarai, large Lacy 6 oot
tam .Price . 70 00
A Rosewood Chicterrsig Plano, very old bat -
good, 6 octave, Prim- la 00
Amay, Load d Dm., old but le. good -
order, 6 octave. " - 46 tO
A idabogany, Astor A Co., old London Ptano, •
654 mums. Prke-- - ' .20 00
A - Pfabint Lamas Plano, in good order. 6 cc
' tare. Pzioe . 73 00
A Mahogany, (Linea . Plano, New Trot, very
good, ;6 76 00
EXU=IM
A splendid stock of ,now Plana, Ervin the best
N.. ark and Boston makers, on hand, end con
stantly Receiving wow eupplies;_, Prkas erespiabig
the same u Ihve manufsolorem and evstglostra.
moot warranted.
Fos o sils Itry aqui a. wiLso a.
861 - ellirood sired.
$l5O BEET PIANOS $l5O
GEOVIISTBEN • UAL& bating roams& to it.*
. No. alt BILOiLDWAY,
=Mg==s;;Zi
I OOTAVZ HOBIWOOD PIANO,..
contaliang aL smprovesseats knumi in Ws tovatsy
ornit , strang boa, rreseb, Rand oaks.
of
aa ill4 =, tan Oon-Lesam, foe - -
11150 Ch6H..
Warranted for4llW ,TX&REL
aktmealdllng • •
11175 To 52014
ati warniuldiaid. ia the beet amend mats:lay
la to stand better then ant, sold toe IWO or $OOO
tint old =Knob of otanostaeture. We lathe lbe boot
judges to etetobte and in ;twee new tastruntenWe
and we stendriody it ad Alma tout Una erttla
an ot4rsnsenufectured th is coontry.„
GROMTEEN 4t. , - 1 / 1 /44}3,1
=ow=
ST.E I N.WArb PPLRIUM- 111 " 08 *
Jut reastrat, scam 4114iiat 6% and I atm
CTEINWILI PIANOS,
Of swab vorkmauldp_and
Yor tab at Ha. 63 !Mb drat. 4• -••
Ja3 a. Rtainiiii HEgp
itiyA Lihrn guiN
ii . NABB'S UN QS.
• " Just rocorred, • eery. -noir stock at 4Lnalies
GOLD IiED.A.L -P2lllllOll - PlallOtt. eta* ;will
to stl4 at Slatodacturat's tattooed prlcon . z litoo oats
Ito an iroautnW tattled to call ma *samba thane
calAßLOrril BLums, 4a riitistri4
goy meat far Knobs% natitallad /lama
600.000 COM,
Aintoc."—Thts -191:11.attslog nag cad .
-. . .
th
bmioitiewa;mbliikked, said te
sues.. -
e 3 rift dm/.
1161)
• I,OBlVil 0.0/lio2l 6114
irasa.ma t ' G. 7. ElilAW.
solk - Practical Optlclaa. gi sutra meet,
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