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WED4iDAY i WEAK. 13.14 M: •
Winters Virginia and Weiterilrenn
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sylvanla.
The withdrawal, from Western Virginia,
of Gen. Co; with his seven or eight thou
sand men inured to mountain warier!,
ec t a
f,.:1110 gh doubtless a "well-intended and 'ellen
n eery step, as Washington wes..e.t. ..the
-:. time threithned hy • the combined rebel
. army, has Insdeuch Unpleasant and bumili
-.. ' stitirresilts,. that; prob Shii hy this time,
some panels, even itiVashingten ittielOtte
'..' Stay to wish that Western
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. issit 7 litielleft..so dtt,iiiiiiiiii!.l"in'yite ibe
retielW:tb eii.e4ter 14..16p:tease; once more.
Itsweiild W. .
•. :did,..: ftcr the withdrawal
of Cqx,jaaivnora ihit,four or five thousand
men muffled •to defend what were oon
. .
•.. aidered the Ozposed points; and of conree
this at.al4 of things, being well-knowa to
the rebels, - wasregarded as by far too fa
.
• -"
• vorsble to them to be euffered to continue
lang without being turned to their advan
,r.- : tage. Accordingly, a column, estimated
ateight or ten thousand, and supposed to
be under the command of Cerro Gordo
Williams, attacked ono of our camps whale
we had only twelve-.hundred men. Of
course they were forced to fall back. At
• • Charleston, on'Bsturday, our forces, under
Col. Lightbern hid a fierce engagement
with the advancing rebels. But wo need
not pursue the few subsequent details of
' retreat, at one point and another, reported
by telegraph; 'suffice it to say that not only
the Kanawha Valley, 'but every part of
Western Virginia, Including the' northern
counties and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
s,. • road, seems to be open before the rebels,
. whether they advance •from the east or
from the south.
,If ,the rebels have not sent -.all their
; • . available forces in Eastern Virginia across
• the Potomao, to. - invade,. Maryland and
- •
1 threaten the eastern portion of cur .own
• ' State, but have reserved sufficient to enable
I "STONZWAIL JACKSON" to form and lead
I . airezieclition westward, by the Baltimore
- and • Ohio railroad—Wheeling, Parkers
burg and the Ohio river towns, together
with oar own border countics—(nay,
- our own city itself, for if is not beyond
. -striking distance to a foe, especially of the
"Stonewall Jackson" order)-;-reay, 'es are
have already more than once remarked,' be
threatened with invasion, quits as serious
• ly as the Eastern valley, with its tempting
. stores of forage and provisions, -and the
cities of Harrisburg and Philadelphia, are
now, or have yet been.
We find a letter fromn_Kentfickian in a
lite number 4 the. Cineinnati Gazette ; in
~ . .
r ' ' Which the writer s e e m s' to : sae.the aide of
• . tt
. ,
the ease be takes With . Such, fairness end
... plain. good sense, that we have been induced
_ .. ..-
••'- -:
to :copy it, as it 'corrective
„of so m e "
rash and
i
.. ; Inconsiderate repr oa c hful words that have
,
, „, - . beim spoken - against loyal
_Kentuckians.
-
Though the "„,loyalty" of some co-Sidled
,- aloyel. Kentuckians" wee a very spurious
,• ----species of currency. to put-into'ciroulation,
`'still we are sure that , Ile genuine article
, • _
can be found, - when it 'is looked for in
1- - • - the right place—that• is; not Smug ,pro.
slavery 'politiciene rand:men of that ilk.
, • Buthere is the latter:"
• '''''' 'liAB ,a refu gee (tom Hentucky;l have
been spending a few days in your city, and
I• find that ; many of your citizens, other
'. -;wise intelligent, arewily - ignorant of mat
` tars in our _State- -It seems to be a general
belief that the - Ifni • of , Kentucky is
i i lian
_,,,,,, insist-err; - that it is d void of principle, and
I:- , only , entertained .' b wholesome-fear' of
~ .: Northeri power. • There can ~be no donbt
.•-. that wehave bogus Union men among us.
lir:The aseendency of the 'Union party in the
• 'State had 'induced inany quasi rebels to as
-Whim thirgarlf of Union men. Hypocrites
'will be found ewleywhere. Wu . have them
c' ~..i n Ohio: None 'Mere base than some - in
yonr, - own city—to whom we owe it that we
have so many in H ntucky. - • ,-- ', '
What is the; test genuine loyalty? its
- ,it a frank, open, nalilled" !crewel ',of
. ;opinion?- A hearty port. f the 'Govern:
-, -meat? ` A
-liberal d 'cation Of,property 7
i k t
Active personal isS rtionil_ ; Zeal—oven
. ..., provoking initial= d asesault,2 In a
word;an entire and unselfish surrender of
ilt personal, Interes for the. good of:the
:._.--...common. cause ? „ T han-- Kentucky - Union
men - ar_e wllling - to abide the test. In pro
, potion `to 'their numbers, they have fur:
.. , fisished -- Inore". men for the Federal arness
than other portiol of air', m
loyal u
ii:Aliali. ,Their lives, heir families, . their
-"•-' preplftkilti the bin Of the rebels, they
retuAld`trite to the Union. Union men
of the Northern States know , nothing-of
, z ..1 the ;rill ki tit :Whlch : Hentuokians sresub-
V` jetted in being Tinton men. The State is
claimed as one orthe 'Southern Confederit
ay. Self-constituted representations train
- her soil are taking part in the mockeries
of legislation at Richmond. , Her eons by
tbmisands are in arms to possess herz the
armies of the Confederacy hive long boy
- 'rod on her borders • vet now = have
peasession of the t lands, and but yes
terday 4 stood mena c e ly upon the northern
border. A'Kentuckiftn who now stands
finit in his Allegiance to the Union, should
' to -considered beyond suspicion..,
• „ -.. It May noth si
e eil• to-remind the Joyal
men of the;north, that while it he well to
, . distinguish between the true and the foie,
- ,"othe, melons, and' . he vile,"- every true"
intimates-a on south° , soil is that much
---.. gain- te the Union en e. - ' -' - - ' -_'
If Kentucky to-4i was without a single
1
• Union:man widths ' bardentthe'duty of
.- entering the State to recital the allegiance
of: her people would be no leas.itoperative.
'." How much better to find.* majority oflter_
people impatient_ to stand, shoulder toShoul
- - der with loyal Men everywhere in putting
~..._ down t,his' moat iniquitous rebellion t '
.Let
us.not have added -:- to the bittsnmes'er Our
sorrow, that : we sre - disernatet br those
whom we thewest : our - frier A
ds,t will riot
':;,_•
only-prtt , Oar people right - beforrillWeenntry,
hat- it may encourage leyet Men everywhere
: to Istetw, a :few facts well -known:among
• wurselves. . :Let me nay, then, that etteikub.
attutial lrepettyhelders; tic a class, are
liiiitikto the Union. -
dts the Interior ist the State--the wealthy
counties of Fayette, Rembon, Clark, Wood
. ' ford,leastittOei Sto;---two-thirds : - to-three.
_fahrtiretif the pOperty,is owned 'by loyal
'''..;:••' _ - _ teen . 4 rver"-bitge proportion it the,srovves
:it:: are held'by Union men. The UM may be
said of other.' parts ',of -the State.y Of the
1•. , . - interievlapsak from Pen 1,5 11111: knawlixills;
Thelowiseltitltti:_Pnt few eseeptionsivrhu
'herd Of
_OOlll around.them, Could not.hltre
timid efu'obbtaslixilme thwassaanyean, ,
-- ;111* - Its4beiitompilleditqitriatu4auids 1
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this, extravagance in living and preten
tiousness of style, and the ever-consuming.
moth , of wartime in tertfitTiad you have but
the senillan*of wealth in the hands of the'
disloyaL
Union melt harvi beat mtloi censured for;
Abeirlenftrany to btime3Atis. Be denim=
ble in your judgment, for this is a "fault
that leans to virtue's side . Thbee who
condemn us will allow...us atleant:to exten
uate oar faultaby the that
they are our Children, our blethers, or our.
Ertl-lone `\neighbors. Doubtless we have
'erred, dangerously erred. A viper, has been
- rititfrittheiftrottibiiishinsritit. we now find
has retained its life but to strike a more
deadly . hien. Ton may rest assured the
Union men blew._ ,
the evil of their Mis
takenkindness. When the Union armies
pass ott through the State, no rebel should
be left in the rear. Let thofinemiei of oar
country be herded toget_lfer. -
Let
.them feel, all the' evils of a most
righteous retribution..
The Union feeling of the whole . country
is feet rising to flood tido. The true policy
is a heavy force and a short war. Economy
of lift; time and money demands it,. A
wise man learns from his enemies: In this
war our enemies can teach us several
things we much need to learn. Not only
bare they.brought all their force under-the
immediate control of their Government,
but personal favoritism has been d iscarded;
and- the right man •in the right place is
their maxim. •'Tho company officers are
taken from the ranks without election, and
returned to - the ranks Upon the first' tic.-
trayal of -incapacity. This Is the rule
through all the grades, and is most per
emptorily enforced..
We have too much at stake, in a crisis
like the present, to be seeking to confer
honor upon.favoritesi.to the damage of the
cause. If the loyal people of the grest-lte
public are but true- to themselves, .theiy
will end the butternut cavalry, like its
great prototype, Calhoun, ready to succumb
before the majesty of sovereign Tower...
. •
General Grunt. ..
The Washington Republican says of this
offiCer
"There is an increasing desire that this
always successful General should be placed
in some command In this quarter. Ho is a
fighting general, and that is what the crisis
calla for. • The country has' confidence in
the man who captured Fort Donelson and
won the battle of Pittsburgh Landing, the
great battle of the war, and which General
Grant would have followed up to the utter
destruction of the enemy if ho bad not
boon restrained by higher authority."
We have heard recently an incident bear
ing on the capture of FortDonelson—right
ly called " the most fruitful victory , of the
war"—which shows Major General Grant
topossess the same kind of military genius
, which has on several occasions distinguish
ed Major General •Sigelreadiness of re
source; Instant apprehension of a difficult'
military situation, and capacity to see and
seize an opportunity which a more com
mon-place commander would have lost.
During the night previous to the surren
der of the enemy, Grant was called away
by a message from Commodore Foote, to a
consultation with that officer:' On 'lds re
turn he was met by an aid, who informed
him that oar left was strongly attacked by
the enemy, that our, troops were 'much de
moralized, and that the battle was likely to
go against ns.. The enemy had captured a
number of prisenere tram us, and was ad
',analog in force, it was thought, to sur
round a p.art.of. ourtliacouraged and weari
ed troops, 'with a prospect of gaining a
farther success. Affairs looked gloomy,
but Grant was not to bedeceived by looks.
" save Jon captured any of the rebels?"
ho naked. "Three.or four, only," he was
told. Go Instantly and search - their hav
ersacks," was his ; "it -you find any
thing there, let me bear." • •
It was quickly reported to the' General
that the rebel soldiers' had three days :a
'dons in'their bags:. "1 thOught as much,"
taid - Graift, "the rebels are worse off than
we are;. instead of seeking to. capture us
ilietture trying to cut their way out. Our
'army is weak, wearied and discouraged ;
bit so is the enemy's. -lit such a.ease, the
force which attacks has always the moral
advantage. Prepare instantly for a gener
al assault, for - we have got them, sure."
, The result every body knows; the rebels
were playing their list card ; the moment
they , ' were vigorously pleased Buckner gave
up the contest and wrote to Grant to make
- ' Wiehlagton Goretp.
• The correspondent of the New Yorh
Evening Post 'writes from Sirnshingtiolit.
.
There has been much said here about the
cavalry escort detailed. to accompany Mr.
Lincoln between the White House and the
Soldier's Home, and thorunning away yes
terday morning of his saddle hone, who did
not fancy being ennui:laded by the pompof
war, and could not be checked until the
distinguished rider lost his hit 'But little
is said of the long interviews held by Mr:
Lincoln with leading northern statesmen,
to whom he :submits his well•develop
ideas for a' proclamation - which, when is
sued., will end the war and its cause. When
anceess shall again have crowned our arms
this important docriment may be confident=
ly eipected; althoughdesperateefforts have
been made, are now making and will be
made to aide it with the wet blanket of
border-state conservatism. • •
A STILLNOZ .13D UNACCOMITABLI6 DZLAY:
—On Che third day of. this month, a mes
'imager from Goy. Ogden apprised the au
.
thorides it Washington thitt the quota of
New Jerse . j under the draft, amounting to
10,478 men, were at, their several rendez
vous in the State, awaiting the commands
of the Gorentment.r The pnblio will learn
with amazement Abet, notwithstanding
this fact, the War Department has not taken
the first step toward puttlng_t hese troops in
the field, Twelve dot, the most moment
ous in the history of the Republic, have
laced, and th ese ten thousand are still al
owed to remain idle in camp—auttanned,
unequipped, annsed.-14 Y. Timis.
'swan r -.Torzcze.
M'The ConfesdOns and Experience
OF AN INVALID. PublloNed 'for the bonen , . 1 .. 1
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plying - at the mune time the omens of Itelf.enre.
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aiezu JY.t sv•d: 99 9 edetart 01)19 farq
9blt PORN,
'Mk -
ecittu
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.rOTICES.
117ATI7INTI9N1 - PALL IN"IifEN.
Sasi time e .fir tfießola!? Nis* draftin, A .
Ef.1106 VII neelrod (crib*
Banton LieheCavalry, Co H.
- Notes hat boramau-soad
. 9pply. The follow*"
.130titiTt .111 begaid:
Oovaromeutilatittiy...»..L...»...».4ooD 00: .-
''Coonly do • .lO .
PrerolJto for 100.
One month', pity It ttli.
H , otoir received authority to All. up thi COmpOity,
ara dl oo ell those deelrou. of eo.latiug tooottpt mud
eciroll.throv.elve• without tomtit:4. delaroit Moons%
in. 34 'TIM! STREIT, ahoy, the Vieentlee 0111111*
LOU. n^0113 , 4 . A CBAWIIISO,..
Unit. W. LI HOWL '•'•
Zll - 25 LITUA BOUNTY will b 'liven. ..e4i2w
:RAREA Ayll LAST: CHANCE
10K A FEW . GOOD, BOUND. ACTIVE AND
CET=
Tito tiutiersiguet Le authorised to recruit the ❑m
sd numbor of TWENTY MEN for the
HAMPTON BATTERY
WALL BOUNTIES OUSBANTEED.Iie
eartioas bet good matt oacd apply
JOHN FLEMING,
(firm of If lamming 8r05..)
24 WOOD EITFIKET.
Er sTANTON CAVALRY!
TWO WEEKS ISOM TOR VOLTINTEgIat
A AIELNOT CORP& AND THE MOST ATTBAC
. Mt ADM OF TEE SERVICE!
11177 BOUNTY.
• Under the following special ord., inolnit by the
docretsry of yinr=for whom tb•piitallon Is =net
BPiOlll, ORDES 360. —.
Was Dusarxrarr,
Washington, D 0., Aogn.t 18, 1962
Llant James ff. Schoosunaker shall raise tive com
panies of MVO y, within three weeks, with tb.. !wire.
don of the Governor ol the State of Pennsylvania.
They will be accepted by the War Department. •
EDWIN E. STANTON, Secretary of War. -
Hcarcra‘vtaa PINIIIITLVAXL• Mrtsru.
Harrisburg, Angus 19th, 161.
•
The above authority of the Secretary of War la
approved. A. L. DOME LL
Adjutant General of Pennsylvania.
From the above It will be seen that the ends
hos beau dul &lithuid to raise the flee
companies within thr e e ww ks. o:fl As tDies L positively
the only opportsuity that will be offered for those
why desire ti sieges* in Cala branch of the service.
It hi highly Important that it De embraced without
deley. Two commas! a, elready nearly Nib have
been accepted, and will go imnicalistely tato encamp.
merit.
C.iiiPtolos. parts of oxopenies, and goads:Cot al•
ready excepted, have now the hat and undoubtedly
the hued opportunity Westering the service. All
Donntice from the United States Ell be elm, to the
meo,And the Allegheny Comedy Bonet) to with men
as may he enlisted from Allegheny County. Thie
Battalion has been celled for specirl service by the
ocreuuy of War, and well be arinedeguipped and
bored with the least passible daisy. •
• The Washlngtoti °entry, of Philedelphiatee Dorn
booaphri in this Battalion. It hi • . loebtodly one of
the Onset COUIPI*IIS in the Belted States.
The Lientecant mill for the present be found at
the oElos of the Pitieburgb Whit. Lead Company,
on hUBLOCA STREET, Allegheny City, or at the
Becruiting Stand, In the Diamond.
anti.t.f •
PUBLIC WOTICES.
..-LECTURE AT THE IRON CITY
. 6- n 7 COLLICE. comer of Pons ma St. Clair di..
THIS (WSDNZEDAT) OBEID:1 al 11 o'clock:
LIMITED PARTITE:4IIIM
jr...TITTSBURGH & ALLEGHENY
..w• • OSPI3 ABILUII.—The co mar etoc• of
the ors building being erected on the canter of
Ridge .d Treason' surfs. Allegheny. for this U
MW:Mon. erM be lead on WSDNUIDAY. the 17th
BM., et o'clock p. oppreepriete ceremonies.
Tne niende of the Orphan • Imo invited to be present.
By order of OA Iteneurn. . 1.113:ld
b 00197 Th a • XICOTITS Cotuttrrct, t
. - • •, Pittsburg% Sept. 16,11162.•
10. THE COMMIITEIC ON MILITA
RY OROASIZITION brew =de arrange
meats kr the ..g mental drill of. all companies and
wade of the Allegheny the eve Corks who may ap
pear on the Welt thmino. of Allegh ny City on the
atom° nitietTniudny and Tiliay of each west, at 3
o'cl , tk. and oo each Saturday anetzoou at lo'ctos k.
The Om:mitten would WO the octotazitte to ;swell
themselves of the opwrtnisity thus °bored The beet
drill will be oo bride', the 19th. A Bead of Mask
will be provided.
By order of t h e !zenith* Cosintittes.
selfiAt ' GRO. P. TEitilt6TON,l3er .
L.: T en:EHMISSES SMITH'S BOARD
MG AND DAT 80110010,210 Pracca
Pou..ancirsuorill be wend oe
MOSD4 r. BIEPTEIMB 811, 1801 •
—• •
The Wm* stated,' embraces the Latin, Treed"
sod Gorman Lsigarph Meutte, Drawing and Point-
Ing. - togethey glib - the elsatentet7 wed higher
briedlus of *abalone:l Zsglish edotatkra.
Tho accoansodstloas ere of excellirot chancier.
intl inn calettlead to ensure to the popU the con
gas oft Dome.
leering to the premiere of the times, a dedootiog of
10 pet sat. mill be mede kr the exeming goer.
a:r WESTERN UNIVEIt6ITY 0
PENNSYLVANLL
GEORGE WOODS, X. A., Principal.
‘Alded by B.e Pro:ron
Trier Tsui of the insalng year emainenoss on
BIPTZISBZEI In.
A 01104010 N V manacled sellb tbe Onleer.
xuaTaar vanu =OUT • COOVOUIIi lMll
ISetipiaat, maim special atteratioa.
• rot partkalann sae Water., to be lid at the
Booketaraa
hersenet application awn be made at the reakisnos
of Bee. StilUIL TINDLZT, 114 Will. eissat.
• •
SPECIAL AOTICES.
(Lake Superior Coppergill and I L
eIIsLTING WOW, I,Triaatraom.
- PLRE, M'CURDY &. CO,,
Ilanufactuders of SHEATHING, DaILIESS' AND
BOLT OOPPSIA, PAUSED COPPED BOTTOMS,
BAUM writ!. BOTTOMS, SPALTSB SOLDTI4
aSto Itoportoroaltddoiloso la METALS, TIN PLATE;
Kiln MI, WINS, ALI Ocustautl, oo fund,.
TINNSIIS' 'Lacunae AND TOOLS.
WAexaorou, No. Ile Tint and 12i Skoal rtrwok,
Pfttaborgb,
611,SpecLa orden of Coypu cut to say &and pot.
Pro. my7ratprly7
you's 1514grietio Insect Pow 7
kr 12 yean and grows In Intro. It
We kid *stamina , * Ilaiteban, Oed Pans, A nip,
Flos, gab's In Cloths, Warn nod Turulturr,
!mica, k. All panto* Warn the olguntiale of 14
Lyon, out so 4 potation* la pawn* or denitaini U.
sialt,** briars of cyan nrrlllltt and lmll all ma. •
Lyon ~ Panda: kills All Wats In n'trion.
em===i
D. 8. DAILNY.II,
vin ttroadvey..Nr* Ikea
&U 1 ereriebere
m7l,9m.odus
- -
d.—T.-1880—L-Drake's PlO
A lON bIITTEttI, labsualad oatura'a anal
re. 10,14. 'l2,ey, tart/prate, fauagftwi
$O. eye taw care Ifyipapola, Acidity of OA Stowacb,
Plarrtara, Ita. A paribct ',potful an 4 llioy
vlsorrta lb. body, arlfboat ithaatfitim Hu bulb.:
Tboy compound of pure et. OUla Bum,' liooLa
acid I:tartar.' and If iscommudeft by all pbo bw
ofidaffad to old " IPP4OI 0.1 Pi'nkligi"Of
11100MIDOW441 to Mu' weak load leoguld, Add
Omura. Dravildo, kto!wla and if aluoaa. , ,
• ' Y. U, LItfARII,4I 004 ,
Ilftaeatfra 110211roadlu Pow ToTt.
urii wilstaisar of metatos . 4•10011anct;
and for We on ',exorable tonna faleb
lAA - clam( , -PAINT4!
,11;" oils AXD DTZ NOTOO' 1114310,i
ZnallNl4lll 01P. OftritlikliTOlS , POLlelf, 111.11. 1
VORING XXIIIAOTI4 TMZOS. OINNAIION,i
le AOl, aLovs; ALLartom t vizoita ezepipm, i
atitSsrAnD KINDIOARIVE 0/I4_IIWIIIM OlLemd
MOO 016 of , *lna* le d patgtti
onedlol ma i a "taro OMM/ebbe" by. 4
IW,OODOXII*.WALLAIINO
- ; SOLlbellistrentif
• WO; Ooinitif . P4Otheilall Ake,'
where.ta, (lo v .lllO tell sad aritazalml..gg wooDalD : Aw r alba,
-•••
. . .
•
W. R. 1.11.1/41031 •
povor.ass. wit&OP
KL"WIKNBON, MINIS dc
70V10/11 AVM li4Cl , inns, Wisvi
Orroh No. ;a MU us, Brno;
Zinc Yaw" al troll of favAlrilliffullal.AXP
MILL ACzrallY, ca7111 0 0 1 Alltau)41)
Wow, rixis 8011.11 - 88 £!D igos
*OAX:: , •
5 1111104pltEci A lD XI7AIBiIiO doa• on shed
• '
. . .
.:‘.,T....::.-7.••.!•;,;'4.:T.'
. .' , 4,.:.,k:i;7.i ..... z7-''.:3.
.rEpr :irarmms
n?rica at rarzaaaa aniintenAl .
• --no tt: .'•
filltddreY. l3o ; 4- 6.1W0
nE.,UNDERSIGNED haii•opened , an
-orate for_tba tr.:motion' of .11 badoers candid.
ad vitb the collection of i be Internet Bayou= lad.
on lirdTdat STSZ.T. • ast of Fedor •I street. ant
door to lb. caw of. th. Ctry , Treadirsr. Aliagliady
City. Ihillkon 'of and of Spirt% and
Broom; an rygdirtiolLto cat..-add obtain Ildsa.
'keeping Books, and readctiag utontbly ant ill.
mo tibly ah.truu. PAVID .
IrelT:3Glaltyr ' ' . Oollyetar.
LNG 1. I 1 , .;-- aa good u any
perbspe better. In oar judgment; atirrEA.
BROWNILL'i WWITIICGSLITI btu no rap nor.
aelde,are bazar) nothing In preeentlng •
this beeutlf I dal/ to Os ammo. Ay. We apeak
from oxp.sfecios Wby oacui SSO ,add to lacono, an
nually. to gratify • prejudice In favor or a toleljili
ankle I One It • trial and you rill want DO better
doll. Price and quellt7 *lll c Almond It.
• . J
'eaten, P•onaylvanb e
Tri Ironeth exert.
Bo!! agent for
UessUL lON F. 1,;(1-1eAkt'LN H.Hr
SHIP —The pastels ;In bantam 'slating
between the cider-mid.lo the Ba.b end Door fac
tory heehaws, .0 dlasollod by muittal commit cm
the 2.51 h day of August lost. D SOWN Lig JOHN
SON will retain pasessaicln of the Wolin of the Srto
for settlement, and be no L sat horiged to collect
the outstanding debts due the Sem and apply the
same in payment of debts due by toe Arm.
JAISHB DONNSLVT,
BHOWNLBA JOHNSON.
Pittsburgh. Art. 25,18623e174t
D'., •
EXAMIN 'NO 81:100 . 101y FOB ALLEGE:NY 00.
Can Do toned et the -0017ffff 1100 A&, astorid story,
teem 7 to 9 &Mock a. m. viol from a tolni m. •
ear All examlitatfono at ills office will De eharged
for. Pub to egemttattota in the Court limas Ennis.
N" WNtil NhiZMITS— , aeived
atm day— .
60 bble. Apples;
• a do Nan;
ED knee Batter;
' 6 DIAL do;
. SO boss W. R. Menu;
IS bbl.. Jenny Brest . °teepee;
115 bush. Neebennoet do;
10 bele. Country Bonn •
And for We by (nen; to VOIGT A 00.
—T.° oilovrmg persons
basing deserted from GIDEON'S BAND, from
Herter coantg, a Mar& nowt of Ire cents eIU to
paid for their censer, at the camp at Harrisburg :
J. N. tiooono, JON h SLOSS, .
JAB. W. ESE% I N. B WOODS. oe17:11
(Mercer oarowl'copr and charge wOldeon'a Baal
AT REDUCED rittlAS.—
Lonsioies double, reflood crushed and indwerisid
Loa:Sugars; obsi reflualWhlto and Tallow and NM
Weans Sugars, for sale wholesale and retail, at riw
docad prima. by JOHN A. RENSHAW,
Ml? corner Uteri and Band otroetu •
• tilhtlisa, for pioklirg and
presersing..Jost melted end Pr tab st the
Fionfly Grocery Non of i
JOHN A. RENSHAW ,
rel 7 earner Ilbertv and Einnd etre de.
T 4 'Ca/kW - I:1/%1'1; 81i01,516--A fresh
rappky just received and for ale at lb* Tamils.
arccery Btors of ' 'JOHN A. lIIMIIAW,
“7.7 comer Lib s•d flood stmts.
IfilEESki OATEN OEITS.—Just roteiv
z: ed, • 'ripply of fresh grormd Oaten Grits, and
for ads by . • • JNO. ItraSHLIT,
sit 7 corner Liberty and 1111.11 d street.
WOULHN tillUli2S-75 dozen country
VT knit, of good qcvs.lo7, icut
. recr(fod and for
WI by 1os17) • -JOHN .lILOTD* 00.
a MM3
P . . tip
Q. C. If LCHRILL 1.,
Attorrsoy al Dar awl Ckial A➢my
No. 114 PIM' MEET.
•
Prosecutes Soldiers' Claims of every descaptlon.
PE bISIONS for disabled officers, soldiers, seamen a . .d
muloew SuUSTII el aid PENSIONS for. the Add.
elm parents, orphan a Iklrea, bendier, and lagen.
or other Lepel representative of those sho bare died
or been k.iled to the swam; or buteedied alter die.
clam.. from disuse °entracte/I in senior
Sir No dare n • tU claim collected. and no Letter
sill be answered antes; s stamp Is seamed. eele,lte
MiLereic But)! • 4 7
GILLIAM'S lIIINCAL,
Oomprebenelre. ootaplste sad i.110.11*
0 ILIIA MANUAL. - •
Tor Volunteers and Enna, by Malin William 011.
hem. U. 3. A.. ol Indiana. 7 3 pp, 200 Oast a.
lona. Prat minced from..s2 60 to $l. Comp:bins
an nitroductlon, co- aiming a Gloomy of the tonne
In na.among military moo; Army Orgateetion;
Orgemisation of•lnfaeiry. Cavalry, fl.ld Artillery,
and tne I tad; Arm, and Aranineltlnit &boob of i b.
leuldirr. Company los rtioilon Jo Zona,. Manila
Drill; Battalion, Tr..oper. Tacit and Sttuntron; Iv •
°atlas of lb. Zegiment; Light Infantry Tacna;
Donor, pall by iron"; Duties of Cayman; Comps
nirr. Danes In Camp and Olathe's; Ths.ntao; Usa.
Ms; Cant Mar and the Article. of War.
The most complete Military Manual panelled.
containing as mach of as spina of Cooper. nicott.
sad Barnes al is recognised In thii United natal
Army.
The above bark has ,been adopted bt many of onr
Military &boob,. awl ars folly adored' by Major
General Geo.', H. McClellan. Conunander•ln Chlid
of Molted eau. Army; Ilsjor tleo.ral Gentile: A.
Srlsailler Cinema Joky W. Ceary,klalor S.
Johann, 0. 3. A., "tape tally, 17.8. A , Brigadier
iteneral Java b. beealley, Bawl yr Genial is 0.
William.. Ackluunt Omen! J. If aralat Ileeti. of
the elaie of bleb York, and many other illetloodeb
ed officers
Extract of Lehr from gimlets pliant and lament.
rid Mayor General Philip Essr.er
4 .tWasancosom V. 43
"Penult Me to add. Inv tailimany to.that of ell
other military Iran, that the publication of Gilbsixt's
Mamas! Is most used to the, country: - It ts amid
for all. but particularly for our volunteer threes. i it
Ls comprehensive, comeste and reliable. .1 regard Is
the best military worlethatexbda. Meryl. no.daty
either of the graft or of the blue that is not Iliac
ougkly explained.. P. KLAREIrIf.
- Major Germs' V. IA A.P
For rata; la Plttrintrgh, and O. other military
Books, by , , JOHN P. MEET,
Wholesale and Iletail 'Bookseller. litattontr Jt Helm
dreier, If.avnla Hell. TIM. Street. selthamda
0 ; PrEitill •A'f. !A
!IVORY 011 DINITT
aa'lltay as Do cured. • •
lITZVXIIB eIISITEI.
No.lo St. Clair stmt.
'e theunderaigned,Breiv,
d pittentigh and *thus, bet II•on to in
form au beams» gat, metal to the late actof
Cloogrom ameaalog at tat of Cu. dollar par banal oo
all alebrawad from that &Were have advanced al*
Co. dollar par bunion and. alter the 3d day of Bey.
Want, /NOVA BUBOES, ,
PPENOBB 1101CAlf,
Z; wihniwniunr. •
D. TAINIVIT
B O.thIPBELL'4I 004
ZBEILINDS &CO.
!BOBBINS BLOOD - ISIA.BO
Lladery t e Blood isorcker cum Pimples theirsenli
Liadoneo Blood &war puss Totter Affections;
idodeon'a Blood ikarokoo curt* Dlll9oPoktt
Lindsey'. Sided Swear car s . Lwow appetite;
/laser's Zi,od BitordAr Is the 'pot Tonto known.
-Caro rant b Wont. puretnalligoes there le •
*counterfeit , this wilds. Tho , gerogns. PlolarOd
the ortglool hitsonter. Inoosy,ls Par sass by.
IC
BIIdOJOEINEITON., ; •
'413 corium. Beulthnold owl 'north - gametal
INDIA al) BUBB, Ciair ,taexitlVl ^ ,
for Boldlsta., to r; superior to tiny of the so called
..oatn BMWs; which ars bathing more this 011
Oloth. The artlelsirsoffintlowitrtottuod orator road,
and allits.tioatrooted. by twat 'or veld, whkh k apt
the use with Oil Cloth. bother supply PM TO.
called at the India Rubber Dort. (13 and 28 Bt.
-(7lalretreet. I— i• H. PAILLIPS.,
EttNE.ll! ,t g al,Api?69l.4,
Bid deoznuetork aro M h
pping.pa uan
-•. N0,,111 W 41.1.
.
And Atai , r , In DIMS; 0,111111dIOALS.:DY .
ISturrs, ;by the , original luirkatiooY.
Tismis.—Osidt an ,•• - ' '
o,?utlitatubta of l iottgudind, Dobleotleilacbsi.
_• E. b.. tuattica Oubbeitobie in i4ttio . t ie.
raged Stibtne. Earppi 3 Obba, ddatb 'Amerk.s;
forbbii band likb 1.1=44 'Anirtrillt nod Ctbit4.' II ,
i:' • '
'llr C(L'i " •
E:=
twatism4T
OAS . 'AVE/
iTIIIII VIITZIIB,
113/or . aTes Stuff, xua
TANKS MDifl AOITA1011(1, tot 011 lI
04enetlet, ll€'4 In the meet double •
manner.
•
.floomretted up with hot ton . cold
miter In the but ttylo,. with .11 the
molorn .Iroproveumota, IP oA2ith,
'WASH IttitillhB,l3l,olll2ll,ll,lBB,dn.
'''':".•;''.,..,':"^;..-,7,i'_-,-:.,.. ~.,_,..„
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'':-.::.
MEW ADrJERVISAMITarri•
,pROCLAMATION..-=6WamuLtijn
%LA', the 19th Ascalon of th" Act of the tteaarel ll
swift of Pennsylvania, indeed. July 2d,1932, entV ,
tlett9Ati Act Matted to Until/eat= 9f this Osits:.
naxillealth,^ t is enjoinellbethe Sheriff of every
minty to give i notice of each elections to be bald, and
enomeratb in suchnotEe what olllcarears to dialects&
In'ynninance thereof,l, RARER WOODS, Sheriff of
. the comity of Alice:tiny; do thorefore cake kocesa, -
adggfftethld pablietottne to thh electors of old attn.
ty of-Eisaki Allegheny;
nty, that, GEN
the .ERAL ELECTION will be -
held cou tra 10 bio.TUESDAY, lith
',DAY OP 00T9EYE NEXT, et the several area=
- Districts thendn, .
And. as directed by ald'lSlittsktkin of - the kteof
July, 113i41 hereby give notice, that every
(exceptinOustiews of the Pears) who this
otilCa or appointment of prat or truth tinder the One
• eroment of the ,United Stetes,cir of adenine, orof tut
city,or incorporated dlittist, whether a
t.ittlest
,or otherwise a subordinate °Meer or agent, who
Is °rattail be employed under the legislatha,themitive
orjudielary department of this Statte,oe dee maid
Statea,nr of any city or imunprtnned district, and also
that inery member tif Congreim, and of the State leg
islature, and (Ache select or common council of any
city, or commissioners of any incorporated district, is
py law incapable of, holding or exercising at the same
Clerk, t h c e n le or
o a M t il a s x eCnot oNmudwgeas
linh;spenctorthacet!no
inspector, Judge or other otheirof any nth ekct
lion shall be eligible to any afire to be then voted for..
, And further that by the 4th section of the Ast of
April 16th, 1840, it is provided, that the aforesaid 13th,
section of the Act, of July Sid, shall not be so con
lamed an to preterit any militia oftiar or borough WS
cer teen serving as Judge,. inspector or clerk, at any
general or nodal election in thistloinmouncielth.
The elected' of the Pint 'Ward of the city of Pitts
burgh tonteet at the Public &bind limas in sad Ward.
The elector. of the Second Wardell@ City of Pitts
burgh to meet at the Public School lloutra in said Ward.
The electors of so much of the Tinird Ward of the
city cif Pittaborgh, drat precinct, to meet at the house
of Charles Kennedy, corner of Tunnel and Wylie.
streets; second precinct to meet , at; the horse ol
Wands Jatuleth,• comer of Sixth and Smithfield
The elector' of the Youth Wend of the city of Pttte•
burgh, to most at the Public hcbcol Hasse to said
The electors of eo much of the fifth Ward of the
city of Pittsburgh as 1.4111 north and net of Pedszna
street, befog precinct No.l of said ward, to meet at
the Publio ILhool Home . * Liberty street, 1 • said
precinct. The erectors of ea much of the Filth Ward
em Ike south - and vest of Ads= street, being pre.
elect Yo. 2of u l4 war, to meat at th e Polak School
House tri the corner of Pike and Walnut streets in
said precinct. . r • -
The ekctori of the Rath Ward of the city °lrina
burgh to meet et the Public School Nowak mid Ward.
The electors tette flrferith Ward of the city of Pitts
burgh to meet at the Palk School House In said
. .
. _ .
• The eleertankarthe Eighth Ward of the etty of Pitt&
.bnigh toineet.at the Talk School ..11.onan in old
.
The eleetoni of the Nita wara otAhe city of Hai;
burgh to meet et the Mlle BWool /Tome in old
W.N.
The electors of the Pint Wanr4 the city of Alleghe
of to moot at Um Paella echout Ovum In laid ward. ,
The eleotarief the PecondiVatd bf the city of Alle
gheny W.' Mootit thirißrklt reboot li me, corner of
role alto SIMI rhoentpin Street.. to rel word.
The elector' of the Third Ward of the city of Alleghe.
ny, met phntint, to meet at the -Public School - Mine
In said Ward. the elector• abrOtoo prte•oct, hno
Ward, L beet a; h Ciaorge dent, In toll
The electors of theirearthiPard of the city of Idle
&any, wet product, takneet at the s a give beam.. cat.
as.e.a "Coca ataa Ancona.. glisten.; second precinct.
at she hocee of Jamb Pack, corner of Cheennt and
Ilion streets.
The ell:manor the borough of Birmingtuun, Ant pre!
chub, to mot at the Public School Howes mcond pre
dna. at the Burgess' oakg said borough.
The *dors of tli6 boro u g hof East Birmingham to
men at. Schoolhouse No.l, to said borough.
The electors of Dnuncener borough to meet at the
Public School house to saktivrough.
Tba doctor* of the borough of lAwreneirrille to meet
at the PnbUdichool Mtge In add bordigh.
The electors of the bough of Eiharpsburg to meet at
the hobo. of James Shaip to said borough..
The electorldthe borouglsof Molteesport to motet
the Tulin /Fall in said borough.'
The electonict -the borough of Tonimeraixedile to
meet at the Public Sellout Boum to said borough.
The electors of the borough of South Pidateint, to
meet et the Public tedool . If OLIN,' corner of klarfo4
Pirrsst - age, Pa ,
.tic Brueresvtles taropliie (eel.
The elle:tom of the briough of West Pittsburgh to
liceetstthe School Honor in mid borough.
The electors of the borough of West blizaberth to
meet et the Publla School Douse Wahl borough.
The dodo:reedit*. borofigh of Savanna to meet at
the Public School Home In sad borough.
• The electors of the borough of Manchester to met et
he Public School House.
, Montanan of the butoogtt of stubGth W . meet It
the home of H 13-Tnyttry • formeity ocanded ,by John
W.lk.r, to rid borough.
Th. eiftlant of the liotough of &oriel's'', to meet at
the Collie &had noun In 5..141 &Roue,
The electors of lloootwahola borough to swot at
the &hod Home to mid borough.
The electors of Election District No. 1, of Peebbs
to to roost at. the home of John 'Maier, In the
Tillage ot Est Liberty.
Tho electors_ of Elocolon Monier No. 2,-in Peebles
township, tomeet at the Olen Rad in sold Winship.
l'ho electors of Pitt township to mess at the Poetic
School ha,.- near Oakl.d, le said townottip, except
the qUallexti ere raiding la whom NZ.. 4,1 wad
fm the city &strict, who Stall vote at olftho gen
eral election, in the Ninth Word of the city of Psis
burgh.
Tits electors of Coiling Winship to moot at the home
of Wm. WOW, Jr.,tn the, Tillage align Liberty.
The electors of Wilkins township Co meet .0
Public School Rouse be Mt village of Wthinstmrg, in
mad toinutop.
Tha electors of Plant township to 'asset at the house
of John Sommerville In sold tomotaldp. • -
Ape electors of Patton township to meet at the home
afAbrahana Taylor, Rib* lionhamytwomiko, to mid
tenroohlp
The electors of Penn township to suet at the house
Of Robert Deualdoon, on the Leechbarg Sod, In mid
tomb*
The , electors of Versailles township to meet stlho
'Palle' &bad Homo On the fa= °Meld Shaw,
near
the White Bone , , formerly occupied by Thomeslifeal;
tow by William A. Shaw. • ,
The Acton of KUrattoth tossohip to meet at the
bows of IL O. Taylor; fatmerly ocomplad by John
Walker, to RUmboth borough.
-The electors of Jefferson townehtp Med at the
house ot Michael Saw, Agreed , - comuplad by John
The anctors of township to meet at the Imam
at Samna Wilson, tbnenstracropled by James 11.1Booli
The electors of Upper at. Cob townshipto meet at
the hoses of Llnch arrow. In mid
• The electoral of Issue St. Clair township to meet sA.
the howls lately kepi ley La; the Junction pf
the Birmingham and Owl Rill mid township.
The electors of Cho:tiers yo meet at the
home of William Obey, on the Pittsburgh and 03ton
be Thaelectors
bona of Sarah Inhaland, formerly Audio, 11Plarbtod
lb. eloctoto of itudley Messily to meet ,at the.
house of IPOloiland A. Armor, formerly ' occu pi ed by.
J. Oharlso, the f 011oton,in aakl towlohlp.
The electors of Moos township to midst 'School
Ileum No; 0, In said Winship.
The elector. of Wile township tomeet at the Imam
of floury V. Tbompeen, lo said' township.
The elector* of inntlia township, hest precinct; to
most LW the bones occupied by into eon I); - 10
sold towtsidm the ottoton of second precinct to meet
at the atom boom of. Jenne- to sell
The eloctoco of Resort* township to meet so the
School Nome No.B, in sale toormehip.-
Ths elordissof. Bakhrtio.townahip -to meet at the
bones of John Oorw 5, In Mid township. '
Therelecton of IMMO, tosmobtp, to Attest at the
hams* of Jacob Erhart, on Wood's Mtn: in sold lows
4 the .untall of Bni J.Y 407%1 1 / 1 41i0 that; St al I;
WASS of Paine Boyar, in maid tornimip., ' .
Tha tlectom of Mootb /layette townsilo to Moat at
to. bollard 11-1/nyt, otitis farm of 0. Y; qmitisr,tn
This sham of liortb Tootts lownalilp to moot st
to, boas. form:say oectiploi by etands Jamison, at.
*caves UM, In said tool/Alp. ' ;
• The electors toot Ron fa n wo.Npp.to toed tithe Donn
of thigh Dalsell, on lb. rrnkLO Boot, in end tonne
. neaten of - gin* totrand t . o Meet id gone
agonise Tranble, ln .ead
The newton of I.l'olndlen townshke no inash the .
honspen Melt mamao in aid towannelp. •
The electors n War Doer tiontship to nett at the
home of Rattan Maley, In sad toroatelp.
The elector, of Eut Deer townnldp to mot at the ,
Public Pawn linen at lin no.nete of Maley% ours •
Tin elenon of 41•11 tormehip. Ant potion, to
meet at. the school bonswild Soda Works, In Ran Tao
mann ncesudyncluot, at the-Loan of game Ito
Ste elostonforlfesilli tonneldp ;Meet Or. :Mon
Cone No.l (herrattat to be mind Chaplin.)
_'Thifeetectrire sit ;Sewickley. town/up to man at nne
boon allamael Rittlde. In mid township.
The eleents at- Indiana toinwhip to mg it the
bone Innerly occupied by Ahem: Vann, In said
The.anallinn nacre Of . that part ariosala StOwi”
111 iPe Aileglionl ninny, rending within the tallow.
eidetic:OW bornolazies, to wit :-.4leghndug. at a
nte the Allyn*" river, a aks *, nortlarly ttbie UpPer Una on -On
ot not m 'eon*
interval, • tin tams; of and Odd* and John Bopd,
the 'north; sea won et Gages taraionsce run.
play a wiently coared to the Shawl tornseldp Jim
in nigh anantier as Ova:Anode all term ar. lots lit.
10.10ounlnichem a Aland; nod kaolin as the
Bites tracts,.nitAin bolloilarnhahalifterannt
yen at the ocean fileictio, In the horomas of thittpit
bert. al then. -s4on tea boinagle. , v ,1
The elector* oteligatert intathlp to most. at Sohn
Ewes MI, osid tormelnp. -
The Victors of crenceut,urnottilp'ito tont nth*
&noel Wiese ItilhOtteetoWn: •,
• :Toe isinbne teens/0 u 'Anti enp, to. nett .4 lb,
uc tve of We Item Penns th odd inaut,—
.rbe Olt - to ro at Union'taiiiihipto cosy !at t b e . boine
,s
Jecen,bletite, .44,( 1 / 4 1itit
Tin tin col of &on, ton unose..to atW 114 Om torn
tatto /newt Lento bald oweintip.' e , 4
• ithe-eloniero ot telchlend:towtoAdir'n moot atlthet
- Penile nano& flonefernatentolisa.,,.
itt_Which time haCplainatthn onlitofelson7 1
4,4 M4 vUkbl. ballot got* for. ; :;
flew petiOnsfot menebernat An gone, cyt Bon:
antatlneof Totinsynistila —
One person far goonot AllegitmlY 0 ; 1 4,
:One pillann-ibt.guntagor Oonern of - Pentlynatitai
persoatot hodhor celearaterilennsynanta.
A
rri for 'on trcal et - of Allegheny onnlyo
... 'Oise
• e tf,Cinnetleekneir_ot niltitlMST Minnt7.l
And the ntints tante Inerallnieinghe and tawa.,
elect *in/anon Cro Xilreotor,ol the Poor of
And Inattention oihreand, trebling north and west;
of thsCOAki end Allightior riven: and comprising.'
with antler sad A antrong onntlee. the. Plenty . .;
Ailtd-Congreenonal Diatrien,whl Tote ihr one moon
'to teprestat the odd //harlot in the Conran of
.;the
Ant tbo
osbotikeltsia, vinialeato44 person to reprostat the
Twentytecend rict in the, Oongeow oftheColled
Men:stair my band and teal. at Pittsburg/441s
Seth dee of geptemnr, lailAtted of the ludymniens•
of the United Italie this elahty enseth.z,
_italtendeltiri '
,LA.mil.) A
~;;~.~..
Marl - GOOD&
w, AND WINTER GOODS
~- ~ •. -
J. M. Burchfield,
N. E. corner 4th 1 Mart Bts.,
Hu tietted lilt - goeted ' pt.ly of FALL AND
WLIITES GOODS, conipelid: in wt.—
•
COLOB =PS;
ItAbsIINNS; ID
TISIIIIND IfINRINCIa; -
. FIINSCH ISIBINOS;
PLAIN BLACK SILNE4I, -
Irtalor SILLS; • -
NOUS DI LLINIS, sow style% . :
TRAVELLNG DEISB GOODP; -
SASSISIIIN/L9;
SATINNTIS;
With full appitmant. or nor goods.
F'l'itE)ll3B l . "
New and tint - French and-SW& RUTHIPI 4
DRRIES, erm COLLARS, SLZSVICS, HARM
EDGINGS, AG.; InhatV Embroidered CAPS and
WAISTS; Wks' Simbroldared and Plain UMW,
CAMBRIC and LAWN' H'DN'PS; *LOMAS
WAISTS, HZAD - bRSSSSS and WET S ; BALM°
HAL and HOOP SHIRTS, TUMOR CORSHIS,and
many other &Melee nen awful and beautiful, for
Bale at the lowest nib prices, by • • .
• 21ACRIIII dt.O YD$,
40111 711 Marlot t , between 4th aid Dlsaiohd.
rrMILLINEuS • AND , COUNTRY
DZA.LIEBEI.—A iplendld stoalt
French and American nowere, ,
At whoi c eoslo 4.13.1, by
• NIACRIIIIII & GLYDE.
hand. A
r. =vitt rinehir.titen.°:4`l%;
to minim balms mamba. eLmewheiv. 'We aro
prepared to sell most arm goods at old, and himatly
ACRD t orrpp;
NinvIII . I2O[I:ISM"ANDROTION
nel6 Iflootet it.. betworn 4th and Diamond..
ARMY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
—A ecarpleti!stock oral. kinds at lOwlyeltp".
NACU= it Gins,
pole 78 Market at.. between 4th and Dlnnind.
VOLUNTEERS', FOR HARBISEMUT
are adelmed to bag a pair of good . ThAiINIL
.811111,T8, watch ttiv did of - a trait deal 'Anon
service than. whits owe, -•and wtdeb will priaent
taking cold. A good • sgoortment of plain re* pail
Mu Wag plaid and o t tlipil IfLAEWEL BIDI7B
WOOL DRAWIIBB and 800K5, POOktf 'RAID
Juni:lazy% WOOLEN CAM and rierAlN.
•
li.neefteariike • Oohtlar's malt, at .
noatrirs
th/4 C IIII inf rr OUNTRY MERCHANTS AND MIL
LLNZ are raspectfully ormed e lig,
8200 E of
KINDROIDNBIES AND Loral HD'IL'4/13i's: ,
11031.1 MY, GLOM sad 'GAON LSI"
HOOP-88IST8 and CORSETS; - •
MILLINERY GOODS; •
-NANCY GOODS, and
‘, NOTIONS ; la now cet&,,
plst.,'•ad at th e lowest maitst•pritat. - •
PILANOS.—Foux
ay= Bmcammion PIANOS Wza„^:.;__._.,
Sans..--AaeseollennSoloworiOhick. I
wring non, 6 octave.. • • .
A booderocd 6.1. k 00.
Homerroodltodart Plano, is hat pal -
- 6 octapm.. , .Prim leo 00
A Boomwood .Haariord Teri Anie.lcnoi • •
6•Moriar. 130 OD
A--kbeewoogrElrowstoon - AMAIN - noir'. and
• richly agreed,' octrow- ITT
A Hopwood; Hops A'Cb.: Plano r lbmo
, rien!
old,Toriamo. - • -760 00
A Homeirooo,4allbest. UpziOt. nor, ,
A)lialutany T. Zond - Plano„lnego ON El co.;
tam, 76 00
A Boomarcod Oerinso Plano, 14w60 rim/y605. •
A Homewood Maeda/ or old
40 .,
00
A dolmoging t. Lond Bps.. old 00,1 n. goat,'
; - ardor. 6 Orion. 45 LO
A Habopft, Astor 4 Co., o 1 Loadoopiano,
HI 00
A 'Wal nut Loss . PliAO, In good Fled. 0 0 9.
Moo, • • L . .75 00
A Xahog=7:o4scair.apo, TPA.-Noir
gmet. - 0 mom. 75 CO
• A: Wilda! . riedr of Pianos; .teddr:dhe bat
Plow lark and Boston, vision, on Una, nod ant.
Manly, recrivlng nemownppliees! Prices inariaMp
In. mime to tbs:soanntamedemo, Pili.occry !warn
/for mole by „ - ; .1610 IL:HELLOtt.
New ails HOOP BMW% meneng which mamy . .
, -Bab/. 4.A.0../H.. • $ 1.50
BALIIOSAL SHIRTS, • splendid ttocki at XattA .
1101111101 11111111ING STORE,'
. . .
NIX Ta Xszket iteest.
wnoLzetax BOON 3-114 sad 34 aortas.. 5.13
NSW FALL GOODS.
NEW STILE OLOLES;
HIGH COLOR= PLAIDS. for Ladles' Draws;
lIG'D SIP'S POPLINS;
TRW QUAKER. EKIRT,
• •
r=l
FALL DRY GOODS,
C Essicer LovgAto.ja..
w.klosta lost 'wood oni of thii Largoot ' #*o:o
on
M .' Cf. 0:0.
atTS been able to offfir, 000mfolig to
SHAWLS r (ELOAILIkett ea latest &dim and . en
ttrely nem; DRESS GOODIN rof 'all Muds Had at
all ,_orleea • DOIIMEMICS, Te: lap stook
all cokes and •-qualltf;
PRINTS, GINGHAM% ' ,
' TIOICIROS, craTOYS, PANT: •
rtanamos,-
. . . • .
.
Our deck ad Domestke we are manna Whit' Hain
thq OM be to the Mast at the vaunt time
up Inv mrcbiw lancelybernie the late Brno,
which enables us is offer - Inducements to the" In
A Lip lot of _HALMOS/la and HOOP SKIM
IrrWield! E -
-v. iLamsort LOVE
NSW FALL'INWWIrp,, •
BARKER &
Q 0
--CO.'S,
.....awAtarket,Stieec.
11*, 7 SILKS,: • •
AltraltetWtB; -;
EW Inissi3;.tooDs ,
•
Pillll
- •
muis.
N. • 13:•:-.43inr
Hail; h ' • I -
J.I4BIIOIDISITIf •
Bes 3 &Wm sad Stitt% We lihate
brolhead hobos and Wad.; - Malt%
* nob Vamhie Bands Obic ko *militia sail
dal WIWI UNA' alhlrefe ..11sad1oattiletot
thitscLso, itbichAnkurfiso
OON.' lutstatA 00 4 , '
_1 NO. re flab iihs4.l
B 4w . eio
- -
bnDisall is
Dw
- 1141:: & D. mtalKdi*
aselbie Saki* AVM B. RM.*. oci
,.
ma=r:
_~. ~<.~.
Ilea; 77 itid 7D 11Arkii stmt.
trzw eniz IHAWI4;
NEW STTLE muotruatt
11 6'D NISPV POPLINS, .II colon
Sainutral Skirts;
W. HITOTTEP,'
aos IIZTE4 siAmErr 8T -
• •
TA mAiiirr
- -
10DPITIRBORGH THEATRE,
Uwe and Hionmeacra,
LW.
WZDITZDA:Ir Evranbio, SEPTA:BN 1882,
CWM be performed,
The Corsican Brothers.
M. LOUIS DAI munnt
M. rest= DII FRANCELI-• f
DANCE- -WLLS BASZ CETLTA.
COLLEGE BOY.
-
••• • )In. DitBo2l
,
4UCTIO.V SALES.
-p L .- 13 Ai IIICTION.—On TIIIIRB-
DAT HODSING, Sept. Mk.' at 10 o'clock, will
be sold, at Deets' Auction. at TIM' street; 1 second
nand Nabogsni cass.P.ano,sls. octave, in very air f
c ., /don. • . .1. 0. DAM. And
Daussv.IADARPET,- STOVES AND
KIP 1131/NIT ORE —oo TaIDE9DAYMOIIIIII2O.
&v. 16th, ac 10 o'clak, wlB be soldi at Darts' Ana
thm. bi lath atrost,l good fhtmels Carpot. for doa•
DU Palors; 1 Cooking hto'e.Etb llztores; 2 hank
lin firma, sad a Tarl.ty of Hentebord Furniture.
aisle - J.o.DALVIS, Atect.
VTALIIABLE STOCKS AT . AUCTLON,
—CID TUESDAY XVZNING, Septet:den /Cost
o'clock, erlll be sold. In the Second floor Sales Boom
of the 03mmorrlil Auction - Homo, 64 Fifth streets
to shares Bank of Pittibixtigh
,Stock.
6 do litharges- do - 0o;
6 do Allegheny do I do;
&) do K. do;
- lid do". Cltizons do , do;
seta - ' Y.O. DAVIS, Awn.
TOBACCO ANDLIQUORS OT AUG
.L TlON„..ort TRURSDA't MORNING, Sept.'lB,
at 10 o'clock, will' be sold, .at dm Commercial Atka
lion Homo; 02 Ylftb spoor:
2 tam Cavaadlsk TottacOM
IkelNutinegg
I"; do. Baking
10 aim Bye Whlaky;
DMA. Howl= da;
I Cook Coimiao Broady;
awe. Miackbarry do;
- do ,- Gogalso do;
A -do %Womack littNin;
- 'l. 0. DAVIS. A uot.
SHOESI
' 134mvettEinoles
BE=I
To boil;; at the
tiBO.NIO BALL :itptfirE
;I ' Mo. 66111th liftoff.
17113211ANS' COURT:. OF t3.II(TH
V AIM iIicrENTIIVTLEV.I.O22‘. 6&TUE
ILST'dirB3NOOl2; Septemba 2Otb, at; ao'ckx*, •
muill•-bue told, en the precabigo.;by ordernf 'the ar•
'bane Court of dllegtway, taktity, the followingdel'
Arable Vuilding lota -Ile 131xth and Seventh
Wards Cr, th• thy, andouter.hapining_ to Centre
81xionikoniedinehlilikient,ia hating a front Cl
' 2O foe:, end extending the nime Width 121 feet and 9,
inches to Vas 'street—be' og lyre3l. 4 . 0
nrad-7 know Willianatorter's plan of kits.
• Etc lets an Vine enact, ea& boring a front if 20
tat. and extending the Immo Width.l.V) loot' to •25
pa Ailey—being Una -boa 12, 22,13, 211, 23 and 28
T 12213,4,2 bers—Onathird CL }, :vogue in eve
and two years, with . interest, aecrood by bond and
13. y order of Adsoinietratrix:
J. a.t.4/6 , 1e.. Amt.
CIOUNTRY 3013.0111.14 • My iatio are
N./ aurlig &elvish, &mid not canto atop at
6ICTIOIIIIOIIIit,
‘.3T0...56 Ylltl2 street. no balmily be fogad • WV , autt
ir•llassarte4 pieek of Bcota, bbooa itathiters, Dry
Ock•lkTrip.4. Hoopcutlers, gua.
at tram
4 0 1.1A"ti9; =
aBOVIIITEZN &BALE tutrittig timovad to tb.
N0..471 8110/47,WAY,
ais now.gried Om
eqeir ; 'patille iiispip ca,
oonys 8013.EWOOD PIANO,
caittlabig all uaprareatanta Xtoowa la that eatutUy
riarr= ll7ll4irmg bus.
, Sa nrell g Y zad
"44
$l5O CA.Sti.
Wanarag4 a STVIL TZARS.
inch
9176 to 11200-
NI rammed suds at , tbei list leis:cod. mamba;
-anal* stand better thicket* told for 1400 or 009 by
the old =thole ot manolecttuaL- Wo Invite tits best
Vio to
- taamina tad
ready Ist +l . 'e lme bai
t° id new %
soy attune maul:dictum! to ttlis estsitry.
_ _
:GBOYHtiTY., :LIR k, T 4 A TAZ4 •
...3m . cis BSCIAIIWAY.
8'1! A' riGh/dIUIII "YIAA01:1.
Just: reeeird.4ome slepat 400 tetaie;.
• ,
lerlaswAir
Of tipped! ifOrkaarutdp!itt4 • • ."
foruls~sHQ.EJ Fifth
jo2S - : - IL ELF.S3iiiiiiito. •
NARICI3 UNRIVALLED
fesre. PIANOS.
..12L—wTrarrosted fire , '
Jut read j ved lams new dock of -Itnabs's
- GOLD'S/SEPAL PRINVIIM Pl4.llCnt, vbich will
be sold at IL-- fa:terse' redaced prices. -36 e Fab.
Ito a» tssited to nil sad eximethe thew
Ala are rerpeattall7 _
a:pular Pianos far *ltemsolres.
. .
. OWILAYTTE.BLOMIG,43 filth 'areal,.
ime3 Bole agent for Etube's =rival/ad Plazas.
600.00021°""." A 3-1.5
rasa. Alraill."—Tal. spirit...gnus scow
illorostaujust been published, Ind Is bgaia irk!
11.:xxxsiut, a850a.63 truth saiot.
11=iMi
•
Faitei; by -.the Saar.
- Wect4il-W asrei a to s .. o 7. Ps ZA ra V t-O II W OIV stre I t R Oi a l rt t
b
thi d r oda ppli. Thundriletocms: " ' •tt
KEYISTO, It, NO DRY,— - •
cr,izaiii4is2RlET..44o6l; 014
ir.i4adzims of Mgr miataidoomamt Amy
WIATIEG- BTOVIS. 4300ELF6-BABONS, - Itos
Oommott GILL= ISOM 1/21pIR11, to.
Ito, OABT .: I808 i/OIIIKS
1411.11113..guid.a1l * 3111 ,5!f, qa. EV & ° a te
rAr.tsm..-tcciew moats ream
lns sad ,11ii wa.assiVte aub, Z[9.:'loT,
liar kat gm " , Da° Libszkr '
X. GORbbliraai4di
k?just mos andlorgalor
so*
q~lcG2£=7~~;soiee . a : ~~
for ,
c u b = oit k , gm other toercheadittr is 6
V e ' i tt : n eel 10 Xarkette..
ii: UBB1• No.listh
Aj f ai s ja i ktyr na.: - Detztrza'soZr,
0 12 - 69-sad7ClWateiriared.'
". ,
MaZAM%IIeI
Llittattilf2JX2li s
licostiermyreadvailaidliorastiftfl . ,t ,
..1 0.k.":' 3') Wan 14 , M , v4a
kiMi6A