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MOND Y MORNING, , SEPT. 15. °
Tbe Invasion o[ Penn' xiyanti.
Punting- News from Harrisburg.
Zrrgeng 'Demand for Troops*
.". •
Oda special dispatches from Hatzisburg,
- •Xiider date of Sunday, will be fotind' inter
*stills and exciting. It is asserted •that a
.. ,, ,..31rge!!•?.fte - otretekeavalry. entered and own
- • pled the town of Millersburg, in . Adams • ..
• -
county,, thus for the drat time polluting the
oil of the eld E.;4lltOtie State by , the tread of
The presence of the foe on our ter
cause such a rush to arms as has
2,:••'.lZieder" yet been witnessed in the Forth:
.• The"- State Capital is now crowded with
• trOops, end - rash legiese are pouring in daily.
• , Arms• - - end ilqiiipinents are furnished for all,
and if the.sebete advanoe, they will be met at
• " •
every step with death and destruction -
Jamu L. - Oraham, Sm.,. who left thus sity .
on Saturday, as - a private' in- the Duquesne
laght Infants', (for State' defense) has:litied
• f. - ',detailed by Governor- Curtin tois the inipore
• - of, irging" our people to organise and go for.
•• • •is ward immediately 'to the scene of action. . He
will teach here; this afternoon, end enter at
•
cure upon the business which has been as:
-signal to him, • ,
We- learn from Col. S. M. Wicketshem,
- Aiding Aid de Cami. to Oen. Howe, that ten
- compenies 'have reported, ready to leave at
"""•!. - eight. o'clock this evenings One of these is
-from Allegheny, undez„cominand of Cept. - .T.
cooper, and the 'others are from the'ad
• joisaing_. ; eountiee,' A'regimental organization
•-•„. his not yet been effected. Transpertation has
been ordered, and' the men will leave at the
lime stated.
- -
Col. Wickersham is also advised that eight
. • companies, belonging to the two cities, are
&heady • organized;ind probably 'retest
• , to s day. , • 1
. Wa,may. Mention, in this .connection, a
peat misapprehension which exists in the
minde - 9f many—namely a that those who en
•-" listfoi State' efense May ba held in -semi
ter nine months. A dispatchto Assistant
Adjutant General Howe, from Adjutant Gen
eral. Russell; states distinctly that the militia'
.^ •'" only ye required for State defence dale
the present exigency.
intelligence indicates that the
rebels . halre: talkie back, and .. "Se the
Pennsylvania line; into Idaryiand—onr
,i
baldnit been, advanced tut , far is IligaW
".- •
-town without encountering the enemy. It
is also pierced that" Jackson is headlneto
', "• - • ascii - di-Western Virginia, where he expecte to
• ineade Penniylyania"withuut resistance.
A -Revolution . Im pen ding..
quote the following'article from the
2::.brew York Herald, to which it was dia
. patched, from Washington. In ordinary
::;times, we.. should regard,the article as an
situation of the dark malignity which
:-4ietites_ . the whole policy of that paper.
But . ,
we have from various quarters indica
tions that there isterrible treachery to the
:. of the country brewing;- and
whetter programme is as shadowed
forth below, or in some other form, we fear
the nation is now sitting'on a slumbering
~.;:::vdcano, which may buret forth; or inaymot,
as--the :conspirators may sa - Cceed -in their
plans, , or receive inCearagement. Every
patriot should `now solemnly *resolve that
he will lay - all upon the altar of his coca
-,
4 4 . and be prepared at all events for the
.-y,-
worst Th e liberties of the People duet be
preseiVed, even if every ..part of - the land
is - deluged in biota. The following is the
::=;~ ~ -
article r e f erre d
. " to:
rf d
There... have been frequent. indications of
• late that the rebel leaders are heartily tired
of their attempt to 'organize en indepen
dent confederacy. They are wellionvinced
that, under existing circumstances, there is
little , hope •of obtaining a recognition of
- their independence, as a nation from Euro
- :peanPowers. They see; elite, that their re
•- _sources are exhausted, their whole available
brought into 'the field, and that a
single . ..defeat at , this stage of their game
would:, bring uPon them irretrievable ruin
and disgrace. • - • •
From several sources it has been inti
mated -that they are anxious to abandon the
• ',independent nationality programme, and
• - to proclaim themselves • the friends of the
Union ,and the Constitution. It was re
, - ',ported a few day, ago, that the rebel army,
- - under • Stonewall Jackson, - upon touching
• •••-• the_ soil of Maryland, laid aside the Stare
and ,Bare and raised the Stare and. Stripes,
and announced that they 'were coming to
-.restore the old Union as it was, and to
-maintain the old Constitution. A gentle
' num, who Is reported to entertain secession
proclivities, who has recently been a pris
‘ over en-the other side of the line, speaks of
a conversation with . an officer of the rebel
army, in which - he WA! confidentially in-,
formed that the purpose of the invasion of
Maryland. was to raise the old Stars and
Stripes, and to call npon the People:of both
'North: and South to aid the army NO Gen.
. Lee in - subverting the present administre
* s • tiro; and restoring the 'Union and the. Con
_ •, . i• ditution. • He. lays that this idea was pr 0...-.
...-. • Mitigated. officially through the rebel army,
and that its announeement revived the
and spirits of the men, anti filled
• them with more erithisissm than had at
say'time before been exhibited. •
if these , representations are true; it is
*•-•
evident that the leaders of the rebellion are
convinced that their original programme is
a complete failure,- end, like wily ' politi
cians,
theYTare ready now nod to undo all they .:
have done—to trample under their own feet
-the Constitatiol:Of the so-called Confederate
--2. ' l J3tritel, aid the'new flag they have attempt
ed to introduce,and to enter the arena- as
en political for the pur
, *woof working ant a revolution which they
have been • unable to effect by the simple
:force of
„ There is reason to believe that tht, modi;
fiCation of the rebel programme is not with
out:alders-and abettors in the North, and
• _that there:is danger thatthe whole ehexac
- - Ur of s the 'rebellion and the war for the
Union may be - completely changed. The
effort now I{oBilll% to bete combine together
• ' " 'all' the - elements of hostility, North and
•tha'redical -abolition &gins.
tork and, .10014 foreign intervention;
or an attempt to-maintain-the integrity of
the So-Milled SontheinConfederany, we may
expect nest to-hear,of an organised effort
- ' to bring the radicals of New England to
- • their sensee, and toMpet!them to support
the Union • " insterniettiononsmingit, and to
• Maintain - the :Comititxttion; instead :of
trampling upon itOS Weorenant. with bell.
Whitler, of- leading Politicians hero of
every Stripe-inditato that we are standing_
,• . npon the brink of slatitiosi4olein_es
thad Ma/ c ity moment ' burst* upon th e
nothilf# and overthrow it with the lamest
- o e*erehl end Mansion. The; signs of
'OW ifetio fie pogfight with great: fir entsi
there isrpottent to the future Welfare of the:
Mite* thw& the greet bottleg which are
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• it*Atottivost wiaielstrOlit
•.• . _ ty'every Meg field
.t tit #e4l6# in aPOery.
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ilia been publiiihed , air u feeler of the public
Ipubes - •
Never was a Governmeizt. or nation more
in jeopardy than ours;at this moment,. and
there was never a time which called more
for a:spirit of eelf-saorificing patriotism;
The War Committee, of New
York, haeadvised a complete arming of the
people of that State, to prepare - for all
.emergencies, an advice every State should
follow.
About Our Generale--How Popular.
The following is an extract of a letter
from Waiihington, from "agate." 7
HOW POPE AND MDOWELL STAND
The late changes in. command here are
purely the work of the soldiers. As I have
written above; the Goveritinent professes to
have its confidence in no way shaken in.
Pope And McDowell. As lately as last
Saturday Gen. Hallebk said that Pope had
made no military mistakes through the
whole campaign, from the , Rappahannock
to the defenses of Washington 1 And on the
same day-a member of the Cabinet declared
in my hearing that the Government would
I certainly tie nothing against McDowell be
cause they had not the slightest evidence
tending to impeach his conduct,as a patriot
or a soldier. But, through this partisan
clamor, which the friends of some of our
generals know so welt hew to raise against
their rivals, both Pope set McDowell had ,
been made so excessively 'unpopular among
their soldiers-that the interests of the Bar
rio demanded their transfer to other com
mands. That Is the whole secret of the
change. Popa, you know,ls understood to
have had anew Department organized for
him in the . ..held of hiS old labors—giving
him Illinois and Missouri for his charge;
while the story is. that McDowell is to be
commandant at West Point till the Board
of Inquiry which he has demanded can
convene.
HO* SOLDIMItEI MAIM ARD . UNMAKE
GENERALS.
The appointment of McClellan to an im
portant command was equally the work of
the soldiers—the first beginnings of the
control of the army in public affairs of
which we have . had so many predictions,
and of which the history of othor nations
affords so many examples. Five days be
fore his appointment to the command of the
ethane of Washington, I do not believe it
was the intention to leave &regiment under
his command. But the army came back
from the horrible blundering which some-
body's laulti had brought shout, with their
confidence in their Generals completely de
stroyed. The Government cast about for a
General who could command the confidence
of the army. It could,find none who so
well combined the necessary requisites ea
McClellan, and so it took him. That I be
lieve to be i the simple history of the extra
ordinary change.
I say nothing of the wisdom of that.
choice. We had Heintselman, and Hooker
and Sedgwick—we had a whole host, of
veterans who had won, by gallant service
in the field, the honors they bear; and
who, though lacking the adventitious arts
that lake/zee among the Rollie*
equally command their honest respect and
confidence, If it was a delusion of the
President, therefore, that the re-appoint
ment of McClellan was a necessity, it was
a bitter one. Let that pass. Not the least
among thetilieforttmes the historian will
have to reckon up as 'having beset us in
this war, will behaving a President
whose superabundanekirtdness of heart eo
often overcomes , his better judgment.
m'cLFT.T.A V . 2O HAVE, A TAM TRIAL AGAI,3
Gent MeClelhrnhavinsfagainbeen placed
in a responsible position, there is a more
general feeling in favor of •giving him
another fair trial, than could have been
anticipated. Pirticularly is this noticea
ble among prominent Republicans. I
heard Senator Wilson say, the , other day,
that McClellan, like many of our other
Generals,had undergonegreatchanges since
this war begun. He realized the necessity
of prompt action now, and premised to do
his best. Said the Senator, "McClellan is
confident. He told me last night he thought
he could whip these fellows now, and that
he had determined to do it, or go down
with the army of the Potomac, in a way
that.the country would have no reason to
be ashamed of them. He has every mo
tive for trying to make good his pledges,
and if he -can only succeed, - I too, say,
'Hurrah for McClellan.' " It would be for.
tunate if McClellan's partisans were as
generous in this respect as his opponents.
VIZ 'SECRET 07 IeCLELLANII POPULARITY
The secret of snob popularity with the
troops as McClellan has, is simple. Be
takes pains to be popular. In no unkind or
carping spirit, be it said—he plays the
'demagogue, with his soldiers. Every suc
cessful General in the field, to a greater or
less extent, does the same. .
There= have been a few unfortunate
things in McDowell's career that started
him down. Then there was nothing in his
personal presence to remove the unfavora
ble impression that had been created. Ile
moved among his soldiers as rigid and an.
bending as though he belonged to a differ
ent alarm and had no sympathies in com
mon with them. It was the old army bear
ing carried into the volunteer service un
changed.
McClellan, more wisely, changed it. He
forgot West Point when he got Among his
volunteers • and was as carefof secur
ing their plod opinions as a politician bh
fore election day. lock through your own
county, good reader, and tell me who will
make the best candidate for a close contest
for County Clerk or • Township Assessor?
Is it the but man you have in the county,
or is it the affable, smooth-tongued, ready
smiling personage, who suitsitr Whole
course to pleasing everybody with hom he
comes in contact? The army Is noteb very ,
different from the voters at home. The one
class does not , always like that man best
who will , make the best officer, nor does the
other. -
We had an admirable illustration of the e .
way to cultivate popularity among the
the other evening,. when our troops' .
began their marsh up the river. Halleck
, would have quietly issued hie Order, and
paid no further attention to the movement.
tio would Pope, or McDowell, or nearly any
one of our Taspcpular , officers. Not so Mc-
Clellan, Hie first care was to see that the
troops shouldmarch peal& headquarters,
and to that end they were; takes two or
three squares out of their 'way.- Next he
placed himself so that the troops could all
see him as they passed; and then, as the
accustomed cheers began, off came the fat
lignis-cap; and the 'popular . General was.
smilingly bowing,his acknowledgments to
the horsier of pleased soldiers.
- And if the' ears were a little slow in
coming, he k ew how to start them. A
regiment. came marching by in almost'
moody silence. This -would '• never do.
"What regiment is this?" said . MoClellen,
looking the- officers, but into the
rankix -'
.The Third Vermont," was the re
ply.. "Anted galled resimemt it ii," az
debited the young General; with an enthu-
Bittern apparently natural as if it were
the very regiment over whose services he
felt the proudest., , Outburst the "hip-hip
hurrah 1"--of course the "pliant" Ver•
mentors must respond to , ko Uttering a
einnplirnent-=and the.young Generdrs ob
ject ie'gained.
Now'all this may be very 'transparent,
but if it gains its end r if it Lespins lord
denee among Osman, if it pats them in a
better framefor aping their. ditllindt dutY,:
who shall say it is novvisWor mae
of our abler but mora oapplasi - 9sterals
would oat to holtate'iheir . PS*.
-Inotheifs ixamplo? Itnls here, l
where. tha t McClallsfr ii Nalolsos". 5 sail.
right Who were of OM;
has on Kier,'
;fallaikati the Pealtund.‘ sad hlaslllisions-
A. Political Coalition.
~The Know Nothings and the :Democrats.
of New York have affiliated—have united
—4usd joined in one State ticket, and in .
Congressional elections. Of course they..
I
are for peace and compromise, and concil.-
lotion to the rebels.. TheNei Yet* World,.
which commenced as a
. pious organ, and.
nest went into corruption, has now gone
over to this eo-calleifoonserVntive and pro
slavery party. -New York will now fairly
divide, and all earnest, patriotic men, of
all former politieal combinations,.will join
the Republican organisation.
itir Is Won.
Wall TUE SOLDIVILI
Removal of Trediure and Archives
from Harrisburg to New York4A
The New York Evening Post, of Saturday,
contains the following: .•
The people of Philadelphia, spite of the
alleged "absurdity" of the proceeding, are
by no means inre that their city will not•be
invadedby the advancing hordes of rebels.
Lui night many of tho capitalists brought or
sent their treasure in specie and papist to ibis
city for safe keeping.
Mr. Henry D. Moore, the State Treasurer
of Pennsylvania, is now here. He bring,
with him valuable State and city archives from
Philadelphia and Harrisburg, and bonds and
treasure. Thus, while there is no panic in
Pennsylvania, the people there ari evidently
guarding against the wont contingencies.
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MakelloT Copper Mill and
O WORKS, Pawn:nat.
PARK, M'CURDY & CO.,
Mannbcturernof SBNATHLNO, BILISIEBS' AND
BOLT OOPPIB, PHYMIND OOPPEB BOTTOMS.
BALM STILL BOTTOMS. /WALT= SOLD=
also Itoporton and dealers In METALS. TIN PLATE.
MINT /BON, WIRE. &a. Constantly on Land,
TINNILBS` MAOHINDEI AND TOOLS.
WA121017814 N 0.140 lint and ISO Second stmts.
BittabargL, Pala&
Ifrepoeffil ludas of Copper out to say dosincl puif.
Awn. mradalrlyT
OrThe Confessions and Experience
'01 ., 411 INVALID. FabUAW for the benefit and
es a warning and a caution to young =so silo suffer
trout Nervous Debility, Premature Dray, Ac.; sup
plying at the -woe Ume the means of Belf-Cure.
Dy one who . has cured tdosself after being put to
grad expense through tnedical imposition and quack.'
ery. Dy enclosing a post-paid addressed stardom
arras corns rosy be had of t h e author, NATHAN
IEL MAYFAIR, Tag., Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
mblltlydusT
' .assn. comwa Emus.
JIMMOBINBON, luaus a MIL
-11/118, Tom= say Escalators; Waltman,
Wow, Pittsburgh, Penn's.,,,
QS) . tds, /go. 41 nowt &raw. •
Manufacture all kinds of STELE ENGINES AND
: MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORN: ORAN BOILERS AND BRUT IRON
*ORE.
SaVOBBING AND IMPAIRING done on abort
notice. • tala&dly
jarIiIIMEE it BARNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOIL AND
MEL-LIB= DUEGLAD•PROOF SAYS
IiANUTACTUIMILI;
i05.,129 00A1.31 W
Moda—Norta mid..mid.. Mod Mood, bdriesa Wood cad
&MA
10rBeats. LOCKS Mango on hand. mhab
WOORMITELL & BEER,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
At the old establiakked Waal /sem,
DM:IMM WAY, (itua frt. Cuts ITISZT.
done am maxi. AMU
=OMIT
Or Pittsburgh Steel Works.
ISAAC JOWLS ...JOU! L 80TD...—....W. ICCULLOVAIL
JONES, - BOYD & CO.,
Blanatscitrers of CAST STEEL; also, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AND
AXLES. corner of Ban and First sweets, Pittsburgh.
P elln • s . calf,
MJOHN COCHRAN it BRO.,
owers of IRON RAILING, IRON VA ULTB
AND VAULT DOOB3, WINDOW IBRUTTEI33,
WINDOW GUARDS. au, Sm. 91 Swung street and
13 Third street, between Wood and Market.
Ewes on band a variety of new Patterns, hug
and plain, stdiable for all purples.
Particular attention paid to enclosing Gras* Lots
Jobbing done at short notion. at 3
MT. B. & C. P. lIAMELB, Paper
MANU7AO7IMXILS and diem In BOOK, PRINT,
OAP, LETTER AND ALL KINDS 07 WHAN
PING PAPER.
swam remand from No. 47 Wood street to No.
33 Smithfield attn., Pittsburgh; Pee.
ON TBADIC lON lidoB.
f. C. ■4IIINITILICIL
C. KIRKPATRICK A
Idaandictunmg and Wholuala Diens In LAMP%
CHINNETB, BRAM, °HANDBUCH& Ao.
'Wbotasala 44anto bTEIESBOELEBBASED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. ID Won. 87U1?. oiposh• Bt. Charles
Hotel. Pitt/Imre". Pa. lantlyd
M. -HOLM ES & SONS, Dealers
i r oN AND Doxicsno DILLS OP
- CHANGD, CDUTITIOATIIS OP 'DNIPOSIT, DANZ
NOM AND BPZOIN, Nit 67 market etrentaittee
teuxh,
areollectlona made on all the Find* dila
tbrotishout the United States. stel
IMSBNILY H. COLLINS; ,/Tor
.WAd.DING AND 00111W1881011: ItEIICELOT and
itholoads dodo OHISSI, MITTEL MUDS,
'Ma, and Produes gonontly, NO: - .26 Wood dna,
Pittsburgh, Pa. aol
VOLUNTEER ENLISTMENT
3E3L-ELNXE3,
With Ooottitosto of rnrpo sod &wraith:lg othcer,
Tot solo try •
W. 8. HAVEN,
'staticoor and Printer,
sal 008 Wilt MAIM •ND i'DTBD
• itaaaftetatet ef.my
.13 17 U Rlgarlittß;lo..
4.6 STBILT,
♦fall aractattat of PIIINSOIIO2I MAN usAc.
WNW PUBNITOBIII coutently bast; whit!
- we will sell at tII• loud pFlow'br GUM
KEYSTONE FOUNDRY, ,
• D. DeEAVBN & SON,
lfo mow araist, aufghor Oft.
NomTketordWotiorfoi valWof COOKING AND
utusma ADM& COOKING LOOK& llor
91ofisoaDILATZ man% .zups se, sc,
opi ant no* noun Y3ONTS. 1303
11"111.11."1/11.1.!1"id of fl.4:l—/Tgq!1.2*!6.410,
GIMEI
IMNzgZ
- ; '. , • . .
W. AT T B N TY 0
u ..l 2;cl f r i , *:! A ß. m i. I _ , ,
GU altl)L.—A - mania I e 11A U ,
GUMMI will be bold itftbe rz
THIS (Monday) 1117E511 4 G the I' tb lust,
o'clont, tor, 'be purple of tin. otkers • • - ie . ; 1
porting to A. A. A. General How for txrdem. /Drell \
member mmt be present.
eeln:lt J. M. SIZONVGAN• tle•C'n:
..fr ' . .STANTON BRAY Y ARTILLE
smr FOB WO= bELPLITABILIPtriStin•
ton Arallsry have leen accepted end ordered tr. re'
-port immediately to Elndquarters, I
to
Fort Welfare.
This Company will be assigoed . to special duty at
von Delaware. ' A more &Wahl, ' , mei. mild not
be offered, and se this week noon. the time for en
. 1.1493111:144. thaw who desire entering the service
should rspatt immediately, at ROCTUItilli MC , / off
Br. CLAIR B iBILST. near the Bridge. and at
SONIC HALL, Fifth street- •
sag Aim. W. IFNDEPB x, c.ptei;.
lUD KNAPP'S BATTERY-- - Recruits
wanted for thin celebrated Battery, new with
the army of Tirginla, Gen. Popecommandiog. •
LIMUTZNANT ATWELL.
Who hu been detailed on recruiting service, h now
In the city In the meutime, persona wishing to loin
the Battery wdII c II at
ODHO 1 FOR TEE MISR BRIGADS
THE GORDON INFANTRY,
Tor the CO/MEAN HISCOMKtiT.
•
•TODNG MEN WANTED to fill op the ranks of
the above com,any. All Bounties paid. The com
pany will be under the command of Lieut. W.
PATTERSON, of the 624 P. V. who has served un
der the lamented Col, Bleck. Young men desirous
cleaving under en able and expetienutd officer, and
In a good company, would do well b calling at
Headquarters, corner of Smithfield and nab greet,
up stairs. eeldtlar
(ATTENTION I FALL IN MEN
Imst chance for the Smutty bef-re drafting. A
few good men will be received for t h e
Stanton Light Cavalry; Co. H.
None but horsemen need apply . The following
BOVNT V will be paid :
Government Bocmty .... —.BlOO 00.
County do
Bread= for ralistin — enr—...— ' 2 00.
One month's pq In advance--
...... 12 00.
Having received authority to fill up the Company.
we tall on all those desirous pf snleting to
coe and
moll themselves without Anther delay, at th m e film
No. 84 818TH BIBUT above the Executive Coro
' mate, Boma. • Ospt. J. A. CRAWFORD,
tient: W. B. HOWL.
EXTRA BOUNTY will b given. se4.2w
10.4. RARE AND LAST CHANCE
WOE A irgw GOOD, SOUND, ACTIVE AND
601 4 MEN.
•
The sulderolgned h(autl,ottsed to recruit the 11¢1-
-,
•
Ned Dumber of TWENTY MEN for the
HAMPTON BATTERY.
Bar ALL BOUNTIES GUABANTZED. - 110
larNona bat good men wed apply.
JOHN FLRELING,
(firm of Yleseing Brac,)
sethetd 24 WOOD STREET.
ITSTANTON CAVALRY!
TWO WEEKS' WOBt voLytrwrzzits
A BIM= COZIPB, AND 111 R mosr TTRAO
rzrz Am or THE orovios
I=3
$177 BOUNTY.
Under the Ibllowina •Dial order, laud by tbo
Bacrotary of War—for whom the Bobtail= I. tanned:
BPECtIiL OBDEB DlO.
WAIL DZI4.II,R2rf,
Washington. D. C.. Angtot 18. 1112.
Liant.Tesnos 11. bcheonodiker shall rah* ere com
panies of cavalry, within thtes weeks. ofth tit. sanc
tion of the Go ere 01 the State of Penuylennia.
They wilt be socepted by the War Defartment.
ICDWIN at. BTANTON. Secretary of WW.
....liwagrAeress rII3IIIIMANIII.
itarrimburg, AnitOkt 190,18 1 12.
The above authority of the Seeware of Wetrht,
appmed. • A. L.
- 111788111. L.
Adjuttint General of Pentulleant4 -
from the above it wilt :be seen thit the under.
signed, has been duly aothorize4 to raise the Ore
completes within three woks. As this is positively
the only opportunity that trill be offered for those
who desire to soirees 1n thin branch of the service.
it Is higbly important that it be embraced without
delay. Two companies, already nearly Pall; ban "
been accepted, and.will go thusedlately Into encamp.
ment.
Companies, ports of componiee, and wined*, nod at.
wady itaptai, bare now the last and undoubtedly
the Boost opportunity far eatering the width. Ail
Boontlee fccm the United States trill be given to the
men, and the allegheny County Bounty to each lath
ea may be enlistm. Al
*earl kibrny County. This
Battalion has eed
en c a
lled for service by the
horsed
Secretar y with the lof War,omat pamible delay.
end will be armed,equippod and
The Washington Cavalry, of Philadelpbis.bse been
atuptet in tints Battalion: It It undoubtvdly one of
the finest companies in the United State..
The Lianumant will for the present be band at
the office of the Pittsburgh White Lead Company,
on IiEBECCIA nIMET, Allegheny City, or at the
Berrulting Stand, la the Diamond.
ml'34(
PUBLIC drOTICIER.
ir:LECTURE ♦T THEI IRON CITY
OOLLIGN. comes . of F4lll and ft. Olair sts.,
THIN (MONDAY) m warm. at 11 o'clock :
YONIIATION.Of .PARTNEIIBIIII%.
• klosasculama ; aSbax Vour.fisr ;l l .
'September sth. 1852,
THE PRESIDENT 01) MA A
MAMI ante Company for media; a Bridge
arer the Monongahela River, opposite Pittabarsb, in
the wanly of ftgegheny, have this dap declared a
dividend of YOUR YRS CENT.oti the Capital Rork
which will by paid to the Stoekholduo or their legal
reresentitireo, at the Banking Doan of X. Moults
ai Selman and after the 18th lost. -
WWI
X HOLMES. Treaenrer..
On"! L 'CT • • .
Da. lanai, from Zanesville Presbytery
would hash,. Inform the Inhabitants of Pittabuteh
and 'Welty that, If he feat&
on MONDAY, the 117 e d tl ember.. opening a
HIGH SCHOOL for male p tow . the Coon -
Nome, In which the Collo g bumehte will be
taught. viz: ' English Grammar, elocution, Book.
KsoPlue.Nuelld% Momenta. Natursl Distray.Phys...
Winer, Missy. Natural Philosophy. Latin. Greek,
Chentletry, Astronomy and Naturn 'Shoot:cod the
sessonable clam of le per quarter 019 moos.
Iferfersamt—Phlladeloble. :Inshore% and Zeus.
owe •
• school room wi I bv be rented en soon as twenty
pupils are emoted Dr. Zanies bokela at 69
'nut, from whom earUculars can be %undid.
&Mt
" Ntrr • • •urtivlltcarrY u _
PENNSYLVANIA:
GEORGE WOODS, M. A., „PriacipaL
Aldo b r e,,..-Frousson..
hut. Tux of UM *WSW lea 64,1 ""no" "
SIPTEMBILIi Tar., • ,
.A GYMNASIUM be auwbodea With. Under.
qty. MILITABY DBILL; coda s convening Drill
Set gent, ruelvel 'pedal attealkat - '
Tor part icola \a, awe °stator" to .he hatt en
Sersonalapplication aan be, made at the residetia
of Bee. SAMUXI• FINDLEY, 1 14 WYN 1.5120"
. Nei 13111 T .BOANALI
U^-Y ItIG AND DAT - sanooL, tpo . srattoior.,
rinumazia, win be opened •
MONDAY, 1MPT1211114.1. 9ue,,18€9.;
The mite or 'tidy embrace the rettin. ranch
and Gamin teoninsenei Moto. Inswing and Pilnu
tug, together with the elementary and higher
br.nobee n. Omagh tniUsh education..
The, sotonsinodatione, me of excellent chamois. r
and Will OIL:111004 to t011OO:11, o %,112 POPO : '4O . WM-
Owing to the preseurecd thCkittia, ii - deductlint et
10 pa cat. will be made foretell *mein,
DRUGS;' CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS'AND DYESTUFFS, INDIGO BLUE,
ESSENCE OF OOFFEE. STOVE POLPIG, FLA
VORING EXTRACIINLNITTISIDIS. CINNAMON,
MACE. CLOVES. ALLSPICE. WHOLE •PEPPES,
MUSTARD SEED, CASTONOIL, SWEET OIL and
Kimmins of 3 sll Mods la donu t ot.indard palest
Ssrdlelser,lo4 store Ass for salo
SO6 L!l~7etnet.
S. Country mord/oar. b i ParcharistoSe."
whom world do well : to ow oridszaroln• our stock.
ao4 • • •WOODSIDE WALLACIL ,—
'Milk' '.NP,
Ativ.01041101 , , , ‘.
3.3 bbl. Garrett'l&at& ODA- • 4
000,000 Gamin oissroalowliTd brtod.;
MOOD common ; do; ,
• to,cao 'wrap:ow •
NtrW itale a L bf a E
Nil . • • t ,Issrmsianacts.
Alishltitty-IRAFFIIEI4
11.1.111N310.3141nor.ipAzi mkt , : Narreav
mums of wiry thicricams• c 012 • 414 r
Tom4,,#ttorary at law, lita: 73 erai area
.1,
~~t
FOUND —On Saturday afternoon, a
.nm of money, which the owner. an obtain by
calling it dimrini Fourth atieet • tels:lt
AL-....4t5Uki NY (X) UN Tif.llo
sn - the • District CLurt. Howard- de
Samoan ea. The internam:erg Dridie Company. no.
• , Jen:many Term, 18111.' . /ecoottate Sm.. of Betitas -
And now, to lilt, September is, ISM the third as
- cohttrand awird . of WM . D.rlington, ilagenatrete
tor. exhibited In open Cant and ordered to to Med
and Itiatarthei ordered that the Prothonotary give
police, by nubile:micro in the Pittsburgh Daily Ga
ulle ana I. the:Daily Diepatck. by tme insertion each
week for three seeks, of the exhibitionand Sling of
void agocatot and, orierd, and, that tha wane wilt be
gnawed on the Ith day of Oct ober.. A. D. 1862, mass
causepet shown to tho tenuity. •
• . • DT THE coLlitT.
Attest • Thruir leatos.Proth`y. selSrlawd3w
flktE6N -A.PeLES- 4
.10U bbl& just re
.aelypd and for sale by J. L. FETZER.
isels . cor. blorkot Tina •trees.
WetiliCAtsin barrels, kegs
and amp—received and for gale by
selS HENRY H. COLLINS.
M:8.
—125 bash: prime.Oate pet re
O
ands for do by • • J. A. FETZER,'
845 corner Market and First streets.
comer InTONE Duet-40 bbla reedy-
Ned and for de by
eels
67 1601:111TFI B THCYT
obbls. 'Arbon just received
V and for este ' JAIL A. FETZER,
.016 . corner Market sad Find street.
t.l NL (XPLE AND COAL, for
kft foundry use, received and for tale by .
eel 6 • ' HENRY B. COLWYN.
tin w usi oEI EBl Is ACADEMY
,
TND MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT WEST
UtlEoTtft, PENNSYLVANIA, will commence the
Inter term of Ire ralenoar months on the lit of
NOVEMBER NEXT. The come of instruction 1.
thorough and womb* desiguei and exrasifitid to pre
pare bogs and young men for business or .
The Principal who devotes all his tiro. to the inter.
eete of his school and Its pupil., is mishit.' by civil
gentlemen of ability and expellent.. The German,
Praia and Spituiek Lugano.. are taught by native
resident teachers. an advantage which will bereadily
appreelatedby the patrons dike Institution.
The Military Department is under the charge or
Major G. Ickendord, of Philadelphia, whoheguslid.
cations for the position are extensively known Its
duties and nquirements do not, In any way, Inter
fere with the-Literary' DepartMents, while enroll
!ms of among the corps Is left optional.
Tor catakirie.Ac.. apply to
WM. Y. WNW.% A. M., Principal
wil3Smeod
I ANDSBY'S BLOOD SEABORNE.
.L 4 cure. Scrofni.;
Lindsey. Bloat &Iran curea Pimple. on
Liadney's Blood Searcher me. Tatter Affections;
Liesisey. Mood Searcher cures Dyspeptia;
Lindsey's Blood Searcher cur • Lan of Appetite;
indorse. Plead Searcher le the best Tontc known.
Care must be taken in purchasing, no there Is •
counterfeit of this article. The genuine. MAT. ,
by the osighial inventor, Dr. Lindsay, Is for sale by
SIBION JOHNSTON,
wl3 writer Smithfield and Fourth woad*.
JitURDUCtI,
- • - -
=AWN , NG BUROZON FOE ALLEGHENY CO.
Can be found at the COURT HOUR, second story
from 94'clock to. to Ip. m., and from 51 to 6p m.
FrOffice hours, 7 to 9 a. m. and 7 to 10 p.m.. at
116 YOUBTEI 87161LIET. . .41:2pd
1 VDUs; CSAVINIiti INKIITUTION, No
-1-./ 110 tharrarthut*tathr, (opposite the Custom
flototh)
Chertecel by the Imtbasturs.
Wm. H. kissing,
John Y. Jennings,
Thai. D. Meador,
Thos. S. Blair,
Yroncls Sellers,
Henry Lloyd,
. . .
• j 2: 4 B 6 . h rifit g' W. ' ltiworth, 4111 H.
IC ZI,
B. IL Yowler, L. Reed, W. blinitb,
1,.. W. Woodwell, O. Schmertz, 0. B. Jose,
T.-Balim, O.IV. Rick.imero, B. V. Japes,
i
JAIL Tiernan, B. B. 'Dolman. W. H. Phelps,
D. IL Long, B .I.*Andermon. Q. D. Herron,
lea W. Baxter, D Z. fictiLinisy, W. 'batmen.
&craters and orer—D. IL IVEIBLET.
Open daily, from a. ta. to a 9. m. lebto.Temeday
sad Balarday mini from Bto 8 o'clock.
Deposits received f Otir. DIM& and upwarcia.
Dividends declared in Da:ember and June of mob
Mildred, glower to remain am plead to the
credit of the depadtr ea principal, and tear into.
ed. amnponndi g it.
Books containing 'barter, B'.
Lawn, isc.,farzdahed
at the tam.
egr This inditutin arm, arpecially to *me par
ents who* amain me small, the opportunity to
scomndate, by demotic% easily saved, • sum
which will be • . • • when needed. theitYlinurY
notboly being safe, bat bearing Interest, instead olf
remaining unread= ire. - wilrfiCt lyenienn
PENSIONS,.. $ UNTIES, BACK PAY
•WA It CLLIII• AND 01411118 YOR INDIO!.
rilTY.—tircartar, erne, Caasstl Co.,Solloirora
for all kinds of VILLUIVP CLAIMS, 4PZI Pennsyl
vania A.llllO, :.'ittaahligtoin. D. C., ha's reabllahed
an Agency In Pittsburgh, Pa.
Apply to oar Agacciate4l
sour: sal
ibill - Tbe entire fee charged mill be TEN DOLLARS
FOR orris:was, and FIVE DOLLARa POR
PIIIVATID, for boob P 011•1011 or Bounty and Beck
Pay obtained, and ban per 'oent. on amount of Chinas
for Military atiPpUes, or Claim for litdetunity. Pio
charge medanfiltee the application be succealtd.
larititooawse
NuncE.—Letters of Adutinistration
twin the state of Jane Graham, widow late
of 'AII•8 1 / 00 7 City. hen been granted to Simnel
Gormly. All 'persona basing claim. against the es
tate are tegutsted to present them, and all persons
indebted Area notified to make payment to the Ad
min !Meat . or without delay. •
AMCKL GOBNLY, Administrator,
anfitboawewd 122 Fourth street.
TAJO.; VALK& 'Jr YUUK
Ilede tram common salt. tt te perfectly beslthyand
pore, and will make bettet, lighter gad more Imlay
cooking than any other Ostend. In the world. It is
perfectly liree tram all Impurities, and Impart* s
cmenehlta limey to the toed,' 'Phase glee It one
trial: L your grocer bse not got It tell him to get ft
/or you, for wile wholesale And retail at
110BIIRT B. JACK'S,
ati9gmktawas . Nee. t aod9 Diamond.
S I ND --
60 casks
i ri d me CuCurrants;'
'.- 10
tees
do Ca'llois Idg 'l.i do; ice. •
25 bores MattlirOttij
- 20 -do ' Vermscills; I
• 60 'do bibs Oil, quarts sod plots; -
• • 30 cum Sardines.% sad % cam;
• tO froths Dike: - :. . .
- 60 bases °sells Soap;
6 cuss Jar Primer•
3 is fancy box Pruner
• 200 boxes So. 1 Ills Orack;rs;
In idons slid Lsadbmg sod for ride by ~
.2.12211E8 BUOIL.
ssl3 - - ' 126 sad LW Waxl 'Uwe,.
I! 41(113 I . liAliti 1 BAGS!
40 000 Bastnlem Bap;
6 000 Gann, Bap;
1..000 Bombay Baskin
/ 1 4 6 C0 3 IMP. 0 0 01, Linen Backs;
6,oooArmy. Oats and Coln do;
607 Salt &Mks;
- B.ITOEICOOK ; McOBEBBY iCO
11./UitaciNti LOTS Ili_TalilldlNELlizs
ViLLZ 011)(11T8St--Ars oppoftww ll 7 Is cow .
offend. hr • abort time, to ludlttaluala or 'comets
• tlooa for mooring BUSY/NG LOTS la the beaatifol
dry grounds of the above Cemetery. TIM male of
:panes—maw low, to salt those of the most limited
maatu—ssont eakomarily be raised in a abort time.
for father inkomation apply to „ L. KIM.
s.fkler 'NapeSmltbteblstreet
A TWANTItibi.I triL
Al Too ant eIeiaOILTLATS ler sweat the beat
''.rd of the subscriber. etelg Illtn &Un,
below the Who eßeeper en &Mgt eti
rot petieril Ctry.
cula r.,
rs
epoulre at the Hardware( lO More *1 WuJ,lf 7, J
what ef.Llbaty sod St. Clair streets, _Pittsburgh,
or of the sobsclibiriat the. 7ard. .
sella - • JOHN PHUT!.
BHO I LTLDSBB,
10:iten ma sot 41. b 7 .301 . D:Aty.B‘*
esAGICIWN,-put up in four •
S tin n. for,fattar we; also 'Ma; 1 pltklad dal
tacni. in small wooden Jan repaired arom Ikaton
and far tale at the irArclui tirccery Eton a •
tal - II • ' eolli.r.LlbMrtir and Hand alne Jta.
WitEsti- re, KIM& utteoliEtis.—Just
neeived, troth supply of %Nei esttbroued
Crieten;lbr th e tumid Grooszetaro of
eels - • - Lib rty a•d land streeti.
.111010 f- toleßE age • 0100
Naßl. GIL* Jan raydredi old'alovermang
J. WWI* Lamps and prime old Mocha Coto,
In store and go male by Us bag or &Ink. pootdi:aa
thio , pad]; Grocer, store of
' JOHN A. RENSHAW,'
. , corner Liberty and Hood atiesta
gxnur,4u bble. Philad!Aphia, Byrtip
271-Lft
RTAlttlki -- 5 boxes ti st Arn
N./ entrorseteMMOlUlLY,
. 1
1 r' " • ‘•d .
sorchandioe. at • ‘.•
•- JAM MZILL ism
, Nand Xviort
fEioa
HENRY U. COLLINg
°emelt :
PreeldentLJAllEß PABS, J.
TICS INZILDLNII . t
a. r. Budd,
A. Belneaxan,
Jcohas Rhodes,
Jamb fituctrath,
AA lfred lex. WMack.adley,
TISITIZZI : _ .
w. =nu.
Attorneys,
Pia. 155 FOURTH MELT, Preswbusaa.
RUT MULFORD'S CERAM SALZRATUS,
! Anti, a No.l art* e
:411: • elow BON:: ,
VOLUNTEERS -FOB HARRISBURG
are eddied to tray a pair of good PlllifaiNEL
80111.111, which they will . 11teiot • great deal more
unties than while oast, and which will praaent
taking cold. A good sztostment of plelnArg. and
blue fancy plaid and striped FLA IMICL:811ISTS,
WOOL DRAWIBB and 80010. POORE! , BABB
ICEECIIZII3. WOOLEN CAPE, •nd everything
los nomfoory for ► Boldler`a ontlit,
nowars Tamura STORE.
tice.77 Eli 79 Mutat street.
COUNTRY NERCRANTS 'AND lipa-
LINERS ars respocthilly informed that our TALL
STOOK of
THLIWAHNOS.
N2dBBOIDNHELS AND Milt
HOSIERT, GLOVES sod OAUN cL ITB
HOOP MISTS and COSSZTd;
HILLINZBY GODS;
FANCY GOODS, and -
BOTTOM, L. noir corn
plate, and at the lowest motet prices
BALIEOBAL BILLETS; • apleadid taxa, at Past
in prices, at
HORNIP3 TRIM NG BTOBE,
Na. 77 and 79 Market street..
WHOLTALLIC 1t00328-24 and as stales. meld
N SW FALL GOODS
NEW STYLE CLOAKS
NEW STELE SHAWLS;
NEW STYLE CIECULAES;
HIGH COLORED PLODS, for Ladle.' Drama;
YIG'D BZP'T POPLINS;
.11 . 16'D atm. POPLINS, all colon
Halmoitsi Skirls,
All gustiness end colors;
New style HOOP SHIRTS, among which niey be
found the rids of the world.
THE QUAKER SKIRT,
Ladles' due.
Mines atm. and
Childron's sass;
for ads at.
W. & D. MIMIC
.41 . COIL TITTII EMS.
FALL DRY GOODS,
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.'S.
We here jolt opened one of the largest stocks of
ell ktndnof
DRY G-OODS
That we ham ever been able to offer, comprising In
WI
SHAWLS; CLOAKS, of the latest designs and en
tirely nag; DIMS GOODS, of all klads and at
all orlon; DOWESTIO3, a my-largo stock ;
FLANNILS, all • coitus and quality;
FEINTS, 1111111 LUIS. GINGHAM,
TIGICINGS, 011113K13, PANT,
1371111113, DRILLINGS,
CRASH, TOWTLINGS;
•
de., an, de,
Oar stock of Domestics we are soiling at: less than
they can be bought in the Zest at the resent time,
as we
Darchased largely before the late, &deuce;
which enables is to offer inducemenia to thcse to
want of Domestics.
• A large lot of HALIIIOR&Lft and HOOP SKIRTS
of the Tory beat makes, just received
0t71 . 38318 CA3B
C. HANSON . LOVE & CO.
74 mum= sTaxar
SECOND ARRIVAL
NEW GOODS,
. M. Buichfield's,
Corner 4th do Market Ste.
grow stjl• DR.123 GOODS;
Do: , rtauazD MERINOS;
Do. TANCR BILKE;
TBILF.CH MYBIIIO PLAID!;
VALOIINB OTTOMANS;
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, and
BALMORAL BEIBIR:
mourning Goods;
Inpeat vartsty
This will to thand one of the bandrznast stocks of
goods over bran:pht to this clty. Can soon, as goods
ordeeirable styles are eta ecarcs in the last.
sell
NSW FALL AND WINTER - •
DRY COO:DS,
&T
BARKER &CO.'S,
59 Jffarfcet Street.
NEW SILKS;
NEW BRAWLS,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
And an Immense stock of mu dsserl;4las of
=My' CZA-croclis,
PRIBIII at 12% seats, sew styles;
LONG CLOTHS at 1234 ants
1311011111 IHENTINGIIst 14 cants.
N. 8.--Oznx 01111 PRIM
CiM=l
EL
NEW FALL.GOOS)S,
•
Macrum & Clyde's
onLuttiossre, woe, weters, and and - otbet
BALKOBAL dte Lidlatauxit
lar gg i alTa t th. oozing "Annie AIND
lINAD.SINTS, the wort end bat and Inaba.
SEIISTNCOLLANG,TIDB,I7NDSWMOTHING,
NOSINST, GLOM, TANGS GOODS, NOTIONS.
- - ARMY GOODS
Benii%-inewpvic, an; Soldiers' WORE AND
WRITING OASIS, cconldnad—en eztelkott atticla;
ottast et "Idler should be wltbont can.
. . .
At oar collators can be bad everything am and
&urinate In oar line of Madam, at Was to suit
IKACEME di-GLYDE; •-
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BUOID181111; Zeal Leos Collars sad Betts;
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del names; Wien Oembeto Handketehtelb.: Ede-
Ism Laces, - ha, in of *lda sostrqtts sates
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ODPITTRBURGH THEATRE.
T L'me rewmr a e u r ' . l . .........................................
111011 DAT EVENtriti, SEPT. lab, I=4
Will be peeteraied, the mt." drama, entitled the
OW of Mountain.
ffiAEIETTE, the Brigand's tatended..AWY YBOST.
BOSE CEBIT.I..
To conclude with
ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER
xtkIIIIC DARLINGTON ART FROST
attICTIOJr 8.111.E5.
E"VAST LIBERTY LOTS - AND
12 AUBE TRACT AT AUCTIOII.—On SATUR
DAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 1.0, at St o'clock, will be
sold; on the premises, the following large Building
Lots In itut Liberty, directly opposite the new Pim•
sywias, obwrch, and the very best situated of any
in the village:
One Lot wonting 43 feet 6 Inches on the Greens.
burg Pike. &no extending along Mend street 116
feet—the lot being 64 !eat wide in the rear; whereon
is mete., a tweetory brick dwelling.
• One Lot on the corner of /Eland and Broad streets,
30 tent front one Mend ittert, sod
. extending back,
along Broad street 74 Lit 6 it,chrs. • '
Two leds, 35 feet front each, on Ililroad street, and
extending back 63 and 71 feet, respectively.
Two Lots, 40 feet front each, on lllland street, and
sitendlng back 61 and.6s feet, niqxcllvely.
/Jiro, One Tract of Lano, c.ntaiMng 15•1 acne, on
a go foot road, -leading from and near , to Bland
street. The property adjoins the country reaidences
of Robert Whiteman, Daniel Begley, Esq., and
Alex. Bradley', Esq. It lays handitanisly for cans- •
mental grounds; abd I, pirorted with treari.g Fruit
Trees—yeach, Apple, Plum, .4 Perrions wishing to
t r e =pert/ can call on Sir. William Joyce, on
•
Passenger Railway Cali run to Salt Liberty, via
Pennryhazda Avenue and Oakland, every halt Lour.
Terms at 11410. .. • - 0. DAVIS, Aunt.
pUltraTlUKtl, CAlirATt . 4 drA, AT
AvartoN.—un TUESDAY AFT/al:00N.
!Sept. 16th, at 2 o'clo.k, at the Wawa. lieu Auction
Hoary ad fifth autos, will be *old. Iligh wad Low
Post Decades/la Chairs, Enchwed Wash IStaMil, Clap
board, Impale Owlets, Beg, Oil Cloth, - Olt . Cloth
Covers, Tirollorestw, Tubs, ac.
nal3 T. A. McCUELLaND, Loot.
VALUABLE , di:00KB AT AUUTRIN.
—Cho TUESDAY- EVENING, September. 16, at 3
o'clock ; will be sold. lathe Second Floor dales Room
of the Oconmerdal Auction . Mule, 64 Pifth Meet:
49 shams Bank of Pittsburgh. Block.
6do ILenbauge do do;
6 do Allegheny do do;
20 do Iron City do 33;
J. 01 DAMS, Aunt.
CdN VAb IRIDES I
CANVAS MOW I
To arrive to day, ot
MASONIC HALL AUCTION Raiz
(MILT tttALE ti 1.1031
Nj AND SEVENTH WARD LOTS.—On BAUM.
DAT AITERNOO24, September 211th,at 2 o'clock,
will be weld, on the promisee, by order of the Or.
thane Court of Allegheny County, the following del
suable Building Lou in the Sixth and Serentli
Wards of the city, and near adjoining to Goatee
Avenue:
131 k lots on Tannehill street, each baking a frtht of
26 feet, and extendi ng the same width 12i-feet and 9
indite to Vine - stroet—being , lota N o e. '2O, 4, 6
and in Bon. William Porter plan of iota.
131 x loin on Vine street, each baring a trait of 20
feet, and extending the same width LW leer to a 25
tot alley—being lots Boa. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and DI in
the aforesaid plan. _
Two or Sua—Gne•third each, reeidne he one
and two - years, with interact, secured by bond end
=Maim
By ordaxdr Adzoinistratrix.
au29_ .1. G..DA075, Aunt.
AiIidiNILIFILATOICS NALE
REAL ESTATE -IN ALLEGHENY CITY •
AND McGLIIEE TOWNSHIP.—Or!. TUESDAY
EVENING, Eeptember litb ' at 8 o'clock. will be
acid, by order of the Orphans'. Court, of Allegheny
county, as the Commercial balm Roomy ba Fifth
street, the following described pert~ ,
to the coats of the Lite Wm. Dyer. seal "1
A lot in the Fiat Ward of Allegheny City, thirty
feet front on South Avenue, (late-Bane Luny) and
extending back , lso feet' more et Less, fo St. dale
onset, whereon Is erected a two.atory brick dwelling
and the crothnildingo—being lot No. 9 and half of lot
No.lo in M. ash Denny'. plan of a subdividun
'td
ont.lot No. 29 in the original plan of Allegheny, on
which there I. an annual gronod rent of
Also a lot in Heil:hue towneMp,aittated on Woods'
Ban and the New Brighton Plant Boad, containing
.1 acre and 09)4 perches, on which is erected • large
atone basement and unfinished building, being lot'
No. Sin a plaziof loti laid out by IL D. Cochran and
M. Hcilminigle, guardians of I the minor children of
Johnston Lecay, deceased. .
Taus or titax—For ,further particulars apply to
8. Dyer, el Federal street, - Alleghlnty ; or John Ca.
nun, Administrator, strhe—Pittaburgh Foundry.
Birtnin.nam. . —.J. G. DAVIS, Anct.
CIOUNTItY elEittiLLEtlerS,' who are
N.J buying for each; ahould not lan to stop at
• OWLS LLANDIS alArt/Olt El0113)4
90:756 TM street, where maybe, found • largo and
wall mated fleck of Boots, Rhos and Goitres, Dry
Goods, Kentucky' Jeers, lloop Bkirta, pollen, Sus
panders, Whips, bc.; ill of which en/1 be sold altruist
10 to It per cent. cheaper than can be had elsewhere.
0111KAP PIANOS.—Fors...
LJ nix 8Z03711)--11AND PIANOS roe
IllatarAnexcellemt RoaewoodChick. I ' f f
wing Piano, 6 octave. Price-- ----ill •00
A Homewood Gate & Co. Piano elegant C 1156.
- 6 octave. Vita*
• . • 160 00
A Rosewood StodartPiano,.la but littieworn
• Bottum Price—. 160 00
A Rosewood Readatd Piano, very flue . tope,
VA octant. Price ---- 130 MI
A Rosewood, Groreateen & Halo, new and
f
riday caned, 7 octane. Price... 170 00
A Rosewood. Sues a Co. Piano, three years
old, 7 octave. Price—, 180 GO
A lksitrood, Piano, Cat- .
°c "
A Mahogany T. I..ordia - no, I;rge ace; 676
tare. - Prko" . 76 00
A Homewood German Piano, large
tate.. Price ------.--. 0 00
A Rosewood Chickaring Piano, C0rp .... 7:;1d bet
gaol, 6 octave. 50 00
A Mahogany, Laid 131p.,714 bUt_in "good •
'order - , 6 octave.', Arlo, 45 CO
A Mahogany, Artor * Co., old Ifondon ;fano,
octait4; Prios—.... • . 2A 00
A.Wainnt Lease-Piano, In - goorcotier, 6 or.-
tare. • Price 75 00
A Mahogany, Gibs on Piano, row York, tery
good, 6 octaye.-. Pri0m..........---. 75 GO
, art* rieNoa. . •
A splendid stock of new. Plan* frcan the best
New f ork end Boston milers, an hand, end =-
gently receiving 11 cw supplies. Prices gregably
the ems as the manufacturers, erg every fretru- "
- War sale by JOH27 H. WZISIOB,
eelo - H Waal street. '
$l5O BE'rr $l5O
OBOVIEBTIMSa 11 . ALZ,hairing TcmOTed tO 0/9i
we now, w il l,pered to viler lb* ',labile a magiakeet?_
- OOTATZ 8013.V160D - Piiso,
contahang all netsemimanta lemma In ebb; country
or Zara," oear-slarmg bw, Trench ;rand sake,
harp pedal, hall= frame, br
0150 CASS.
Warranted /be 71 1 7 X, TIMM.
Web moulding calm,
9175 to 6200,
all wananted made of the beet swooned material.
and to stand better than any sold for Itoo or 1600 by
ths old methods of tuanutacture. We Invite timbals
Judos to. mashie and try them new tostrumenta,i
aMvs stand ready at .4 thus to teat them with
any others manufactured In this country;
• GROVESTEEN % BALE,
tnyilhnnt BBOADWAY. N.Y.
OTPFENIff4Y'I3 P4EMIIRd...PIANOB.
/art recsivl.4 MIMS ekvas t% -7
- .
61111:KWAI; PiM 08, ; •
Tor vale st NO. 65 irutli.gtriet
KNABE'S
Jost reeeivedob very Ash
Wes nen.' stadc of kiLabe'd.
GOLD ILEDLL MINIUM PIAISOIO, elakh wal
be meld at Illandseturer's rill:wed prices. no pub
llo ars U Invited to, call and examine thew,
impeder nous for tbeseledees.
- • ()HARLOT= .13L11111. 43-Fiftb greet,
ad • Sole agent for Itnabes anrindled Pianos.
600,000 MCIRE.."4WiI CM",
/Wan 2 0{ 11 •StIrcink wag ,and
dons hie iltsi,b o ”so l ishoi!.aS4 is 10-r;iille at
aea H. IILIIIIOI. sum. 63 Plith 'Amt.
EMBROIDERED : MDEQUETAIRE
MD. GLOM, Movuldirt'a beat—• ettcdoa 'snort
_
Imo. es Writ aad color% teeetrad =ran at
MM==
CANVAS SHOTS!
=2M=I
vi.srros.
as 11178.IIKOADWAT,
ras 2 9/ 1 . K 6041111 a co..s,
• -- Tr7in street.