LrVi . IL PETTENGELL & CO.. NO. 37
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thorised to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
or us at our Lowest Rates.
MONDAY MORNING, AUG ITST 11
CITY AND NEIGHBORHOOD INTELLIGENC,
PILE PAPERS WANTED
We need a few papers to complete our
tilos, for which we will pay liberally at our
counting room. They are as follows: 1,961
—Nov. 29th, (2.) 1862—J unuary 14th.
Come Up and Subscribe.
We direct special attention to the adver
tisement of the Executive Committee in
another column. It contains information
of importance to all engaged in recruiting.
Now is the time for every man to cto hi
duty to his country: let one and all come
up and swell ihe Volunteer Bounty Fund.
Allegheny County's Quota Full.
Yesterday was the loth, the time at
which all recruits for nine months, under
the first call for :100,000 men, were to be
mustered in, and it is with gratification we
announce that on Saturday tvening. the
10th, the whole of Allegheny county's
quota, fifteen companies, full to the maxi
mum standard, had been mustered into
the United States service. The names of
the companies are as follows:
Clark Infantry, co. A, Capt. d. B.
Clark.
Clark Infantry, co. 13, Capt.
Clark Itilitntry, co. C, Capt. Simon
Drum.
Butchers Light Infantry, co. A, Capt
H. Danver.
Butcher's Light infantry. co. B. Capt,
IL Maxwell.
Tarantum Infantry, co. A, Cow. Boyd.
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Cass Infantry, Capt. F. Capt. F. Gast.
Howe Engineers, Capt. D. E. Adams,
Walker Infantry, Capt. 11. K. Tyler.
• , Keystone " T. M. Bayne.
Union- " " . Isaac Wright.
Sumner " " E.. 1. Seibert.
.M'Clintock Guards, Capt. Larimer.
Turtle Creek Infantry, Capt. Baldridge.
Here then we have the spectacle of a regi•
ment and a half of men raised in this
county in two weeks (two-thirds of the
number in five days) and mustered in. AII
hail! the noble sons of Allegheny. We
have also, in the same time, sent an artil
lery company of sixty-five men. and sonic
loft recruits fur the old regiments. The
fifteen companies named have been given
in charge by the Executive Committee,
who paid them their bounty, to Capt. 1..
W. Smith, commandant of Camp Howe,
into which they will be put, this week,
there to remain, under drill and instruc
tion, until they are armed and chipped.
But we have done still better. We have
now some five or six companies, Ibr three
years or the war. full, mud at. least thirty
companies more under way. with from
fifty to twenty men each. Beerniting is
still going on actively, and if we haul the
assurance that the Government will accept
volunteers under the second call fiir :;00,-
000 men, the luota of Allegheny (manly,
nearly three thousand More, could be
ready in two weeks from this day. 4)111'
people do not want to Ire drafted--they
prefer going voluntarily. Negotiations
are in progress by which it is expected
the: a sufficient sum of money will be pro
mired to pay-to every volunteer the same
bounty that has been paid to those now
organized into companies. What resident
of Allegheny county does net feel a thrill
of pride as - he looks upon her glorious
"rebellion record?"
The Volunteer 13011111 V Feud. .
Previously reported . . : N;7.1,N1
Monongahela Navigation Company
JainerP Hanna. Sr. Co
Cash, S F
Schumaker St; Lang-,
Lawrenceville Committee, by
Edward Wilkin4
A Holstein
First '.Ward Pittsburgh, by Adam , ikity
and James W ................
Citizens' Bank, .......... ....... ........
Merchants' & Manufacturers' Bank
Allegheny Batik
.I.rvn City Bank
Al eche/des' Bank
Farmers' Depriiit Bank'
1 bird Ward, Pittsburgh, by Jas IlerJunin
Fourth Ward, Allegheny CitY,liY James
Graham..... ...... ..... ......... .........
First Ward, Pittsburgh, 2:d payment, by ).
Adding dottyduoW
1: nap, Wood &Co .
James 11 Rays
Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by .J no Mackin
W H Lutton
INITIPTIONS AT THE RANKING 1101',41: iit
. _
J J Seibeneek.
J A Mazarie
Fullerton .
Ii F Collins
.1 1' Henderson
J A ans&Co
Co&
1 11 Outlander
Solar Oil orks
Juu McD Crossau
Preston & Foster
'I . hos J Graft
Morganstern & Bro
Logan & tiregg
Duncan, Dunlap & Co
Dr Jug A Reed ...........
J & 11 Phillips
Win Piekersgill & Co
John Arthurs
Flowing.. Brothers_
Jos W tipencer
(leo W Jackson
41 J Townsend
Geo I' Dann
.1110 McDevitt
duo Ogden & Cu
Frowenfeld
A ngu.t Ammon
Cash_
Leslie, Blackmon. &
John 1l Oliver
W II Whitacre
Samuel McKee, 9th Ward
McDonald & Arbuckle ...
Mi qi Eliza
.1 K. Wilson
It K Wilson ..
Total $m,453
The ward committee will publinh their
sulmcriptions in detail.
TI! lit!) wAI r.
The following list of contributions to
the bounty fund is but a portion of the
names furnished by the collector for the
Third Ward Pittsburgh. The total in this
ward will amount to upwards ot four thou
sand dollars.
Adaus Express Co
11 K 'cher ,k Bra
White, Bros
D Gregg d Co
James P Barr, "Morning Post".
Herman Trust and Saving Bank.
W E ,chinertz
Mitchel, Herron Sr Co.
John Gill
John Hays
Henry Miner
James Phelan
Haworth d Bro
James Brownlee
W Hostage St' C 0....
iI Lynch.
1) A Fralich
J Oppenheimer
Hugh Carrot
Or Fleming
John D Thomps o n .
B Spencer
J Henderson ,k Bro.
John P Scott.
James Gardner......
A Lyons
Henry Hight'
Hamer d. Hauler...
A Steinmeyer
Isaac Taylor,
.1 antes H Borelaud
Thus B Hamilton._
J Lytle
JJ<d "V ogle
C Seibert at Cu
II Smith
P Brady
ileury Fries
Kim d Swartz....
.1 a Miller..
Nicholas feeder.
WE do not intend to make any compari
sons which are said to be odious, and dis
claim all intention of boasting, but we
think the opinion seems to be general that
Fleming has the "inside track" in his line
of business, having a little the neatest,
ihe Widest, the most elegant, the most
magnificent, and the cheapest Hat and
Cap store at.IP Wood *not that is POW
ST.
1n its review last week tbeOil City Reg
ister says that Eastern quotations have
reached 1.7 a: for crude and Pittsburgh
quotationsi;c. Freight had advanced; the
river WAS too low for a pond freshet ;
teamsters were asking 15 to 50 cents per
barrel between Oil City and the Tarr farm;
freight to Pittsburgh 75 cents. The Reg
ister says :
"During last week we heard of sales at
42 to 47 cts at the wells. Parties are now
holding their oil at $l, and $1,25 at the
wells. We have heard of one sale of
2,600 bhls delivered at the month of the
Creek, at 90 cents per barrel. We are in
formed of one sale of 500 barrels more on
the Ham M'Clintock farm, at $1 cash.
This is the best sale that has been for some
time past. .4tlyers are plenty in the mar
ket, but seem indisposed to purchase at
present figures. Holders seem confident
of getting the price they ask. We stated
some time since that the producing wells
on Oil Creek had decreased fully ao per
cent. if not more. Since that time gen
tlemen well posted in the matter have in
formed us that our estimate was far below
the mark. It is estimated that since No
vember last the decrease of supply has
been fully two-thirds. We have to report
the stoppage of two more wells, the
Dinsmore Welland the Crane Well, bot'
onthe Tarr Farm.
The demand in the New l'ork.market is
iarKe, and the stock is light. The late
favorable European advises received by
the Australia, have visibly affected the
market, and crude rules firm at 15 cents;
Relined at :27 to :10. The Woodford Well,
on the Tarr Farm, which was struck a few
weeks since, has stopped flowing. The
Grapit& Hasson well,on the Egbert Farm,
which stopped by reason of being improp
erly tubed last week, is now flowing :300
obis per day. The market closes in an
unsettled condition. First rate barrels,
new, are selling at. $2.00.
Tim following are the amounts received
at our warehouses for the week ending
August
Ilaxy.k's -Received 1,693: shipped 1.•
Goi; 2,6:22 empty hbls received.
Alieh. Rock Oil C0.—;99 libis. oil: ship
ped lm lads. 1,11:: empty labia. received.
Shirk & Co.—Received 1,109 bbls. oil;
Shipped 987 bbls. oil: Received sl:; empty
barrels.
Sick 111141 Wounded Pennsy
Tannins.
The following is a list of all the Penn
i sylvaitians wno have died in the United
States A racy General Hospital at Warren
ton, Va., since it was established, three
weeks ago, as well as the names of the sick
and wounded now there. The hospital is
tinder the charge of Surgeon 'l'. E. Mitch
ell. or the nrNI. Maryland Regiment.
En. --Austin Shedron, Co. C, 11th
Pa, July ;to, typhoid fever; -- Livingston,
C, Ilth l'a. July 22. typhoid fever: Robt
MeCay, li, Ilth Pa, .Itily 25, di:mine:l.
Sic): AND \\orsnsm.--Wm Welly, Co C,
Ilth l'a: Peter Casper. M. Ist Pa: David
Morse, A, 11th Pa: John Baer. I. do:
Lewis Manta, 11, do: Corp George Park,
C, do: Corpora: 1:.1 I.ewis, D, do: James
Farrell, I). do: John Cheesoman, K, lst
Pa: liieltard Twedle Baud, 11th Pa: C
Bent.. Jeremiah Hoffman, 11, do:
Ilettry Wilson, K, 2d Pa: Wm H Depuy,
K, 90th Pa; George A Graham, H. do;
II Clark, G. !salt Pennsylvania;
Theo A Lawrence, K. 90th Pa; John
Brows. D. 11th Pa: Corp A 11 Trable,
llth Pa; Edgar Collins, 11, Ist Pa: Jesse
Collins, D. stall Pa; Chris Getty, D. 11th
Pa: John Hill, F r Ist Va: Peter Walt, I,
Ist Vu: 'John Bohan, K, Ist Va: John It
Lesher, K, 107 Pa; John Michaels, K.
107 Pa; .1 W Haynes. E, Ist l'a: Geo W
English. G, .12d Pa; Drum G W Gregory,
:nth Pa: William Hera, F, 90th . Pa;
A Sornwalt. G, tatth Pa; Wm M Keyser,
1,2 d Pa: Win L Starr, M, 2d Pa: G A
Sholl. U, 88th Pa: Wm Bagaley, 88 Pa:
Reuben S Brown, IL 111 Pa: I) Gibson, H,
111 Pa; L Wood, C, 111 Pa: E A Joslin, C,
111 Pu; David Ritchie, G, S Pa: .1 McKee.
A, IPa cavalry; john Boles, K, 107-Pa; H
Sand. G, 1 Pa, cavalry; Henry Pierce, L.
2 Ps: Wailer Clough, A, II 1 Pa; 1 /sear
Dither. A, 111 Pa: David Kane, C, 110 Pa ;
M Collins, K, 84 Pa: James McGee, 11,
I II I's: Urin Strickland, 11,111 Pa: Abram
Fry, F. I 1 I Pa; .lanes Humphrey, F, 111
Pa: Lyman Moore. I", 111 Pa: \V Homins,
Ps: C Gorton, C, !)0l'a: S Shears,
E. :0 I';t: Joni: Warner, 11, 90 Pa:
E Corbin. servam, Geo !land. P S I:ate:-
wood, sere K S., an, 1. Bsilt ; Hy Kifer, 11,
W M Clelland, .1 M Shope, M Clellan, S
P Crawford, F. Chas Keyes, Rhodes, Bu
chanan, 1,, Ist: II Higbcy, G. serg Robt
C Warren. I. .101,11 Howell, I:, Wm Bob:
ertson. E. itotlt : Oregon Wait, i, 105th;
Geo Scott, K, .s the Jas Mock, Sam Co::-
zetts. .1:a Sinetair, E, .I nn S liise , .1 Mar
shall, .1 Thomas, I', P-ter Walters. 11 , S
Kepple, 1..1 Snail, N, Jos Volt, F, 11111;
1 W Irving, I', 104th: Hiram Burkbahler,
K, 107111: Jolty 11 Loutaille, 4% Joseph
Nepali,. I; McCracken, I, John Dunn, E.
54th: Jos I' Voting, 11, Burktails; It :11
Voting, 11 - , 11 .1:e; b' Macklin, F, 2,1;
S C Will! more, I, slit: David A Ilen,
I loth.
44reat Resort.
There is no mLiering place in the coun
try that has obtained notoriety in so short
a time as Cresson. A few year., ago it was
nothing but a mosquito-infested place, but
to-day it is crowded with the elite of all
sections, and has become famous as a sum
mer resort. Hundreds of families, driven
by the intense summer heat from the
crowded cities, are there enjoying the
sweet, quiet, of country life and breathing
the pure mountain air. Cresson is a most
delightfhl place, surrounded, as it is, by
enchanting groves, fishing streams, tine
roads and an abundance of pure cold
wider. There are a great many Pitts
burghers th?•re the present season, who
are loud in their praises of the manner in
which everything is conducted. Pennsyl
vania has now two renowned watering
places—Bedford and Cresson—which are
equal it' not superior to any in the United
States.
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Green Fruit.
As green apples, pears and other un
wholesome fruits are beginning to make
their appearance in our market, we would
recommend all who have regard for their
health, and do not wish to be taken sick
with the cholera morbus, and other com
plaints which prevail at this season of the
year, to abstain front eating this kind of
fruit in large quantities. ltipe and fresh
fruits are wholesome articles of diet, but
nothing can be more injurious than.an un
guarded indulgence of the appetite mani
fested by some people for unripe fruit.—
By being careful as to the kind and quan
tity of fruit used, the payment of large
fees for medical attendance will he
avoided.
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The Elyisis Dutehimin.
The inimitable Saxe bas, ust presented
to the world, through Carleton, the pub
lisher, a poem, unique and humorous,
entitled, "The Flying Dutchman, or the
Wrath of Herr V onstoppelnose." The
sixteen cantos of the poem are illustrated
by a
. series of progressive comic engrav
ings, the story of our German
cousin's adventures with, the fly. The
hook itself is a fine specimen of typogra
phy and the poem, in Sase's best vein,
will be popular among all classes. It is
for sale by Henry Miner, Fifth street.
Where to Recreate.
Many of our citizens have been in the
habit of spending the "heated term" at
the delightful resort of Mr. 11. W. Cimt
otti, at Phillipsburg, where pure country
air, good water and line baths contribute
to the comfort and health of the guests in
a large degree. This year has been no ex
ception and the hotel has been crowded
all summer. •Mr. Cimiotti has now some
four or five rooms vacant, and we are in
serious earnest when we say to &milks
desiring relaxation and,quiet nett?, hope :
"This is the place." if you try it you will
have no nnuao of conoliont. • '
The Oil Nuirkel.
•('here is inueli inquiry; sod the people
generally are. rt'ry Inueh iii the 11S to
the rititolier of soldiers our votitily will lie
lulled upon to furnish under the iirtift,and
W proportiOn of th > poputatitm will be
taken. We have nu definite information,
but will iiiitleavur to make an
The six liundr,il thou.aaml melt required
will, wt. le.esittite, he taken front the
States respectively, in proportion to the
representative population of the loyal
States. This, by the census of I bt;II, it:. in
round. nurnbers.twenty-tivo Tak •
mg t its as a starting point, and takingalso
the population of Pennsylvania at 2.,!i00,
000, in rotund numbers, a very easy cal
culation shows the quota of this State,
under the second ;all, (presuming the lirst
300,000 to have been tilled up by volun
teering) to be ncarlq Arty thousand men.
Again, the population of Allegheny county
is, in round numbers, 218,000, and a sim
ple calculation proves that our share of
the "to,ooo men required from the state is
Iwo thousand and j;mr ha mired
live »ten.
Ily the census tables of 18:M, ivo find
that the males of the military age are a lit
tle less than twenty per cent., or about one
out of every five of the aggregate popula
tion. Bence the males of Pennsylvania,
within the military age, are about (in'
hundred and eight?, thousand. But
froM these must he. dedneted all aliens.
all persons of African descent, all
persons exempt, all who are physically
incapable of duly, When this is
done we find, by reference to the militia
returns of the New England States, where
the enrol Inients no' more carefully [wide
than in this latitute, that the aetuad pro
portion of able-bodied male s fit, for mili
tary duty is about toce4re ow/ a huff pr,'
ow'. of the aggregate population, or about
one fencible man to every eight men, wo
men and children. But in this locality,
•we have perhaps a larger proportion
than other districts of women and chil
dren, aliens and negroes, and this
would perhaps reduce the ratio
of those liable to and fit for mili
tary duty to one in ten or 17,800 from
the entire population of the county. But
this is based upon the census of 180,
since which time Allegheny county has
sent many troops-to the battle field. The
fairest estimate we can make of these is
0,500 belonging to this county—and taking
these from the able bodied militia, leaves
11,300. Divide this by the number called
for from the county and we find that the
draft would take more than one in five of
our able bodied men. • This calculation
will, we think, be found nearly correct.
Captain Harper and Lieut. Case are
organizing a company. Having opened
an office only on Saturday at Connolly's
Hall, Grant street, yet they, within a few
hours of that day, have sworn in a con
siderable number of men. They are ener
getic and active, and determined, for the
honor of Allegheny county, that no draft
shall be made. The 15th inst., is the last,
day. Now or never. An additional
bounty is immediately paid to recruits
upon taking the oath.
Is requested to the card of- Simon John
ston, Druggist, corner Sniithfield and
Fourth streets, in to-day' s paper. Mr. J's
stock is of choice selection, embracing all
the novelties and new preparations of the
day. He is also sole agent for Dr. Lind
sey's Genuine Blood Searcher -
of which
due notice is given in long advertisement.
•
During the- ireek fending July 16th, # l 4
amount of oil shipped from thelsiri fat . ",
Vranume.go yes 2,94lliirrels. Dab
isig
shipped the kognit 2d, 1,104 bbls
wire .
The. Death or 'Seibert Morrow,
Esq.---Meeting of Councils.
On Saturday evening an informal meet
ing of the members of the Select and
Common Councils was held in the Select
Council chamber, to take some appropri.
ate action concerning the death of Robert
Morrow, Esq., late clerk of the Select
branch.
On motion Capt. Wm. Ward was chosen
President and Mr. Hugh McMaster, clerk
of the Common Council, Secretary.
On motion of Mr. M'Carthy, of the
Seventh ward, a committee was appointed,
consisting of Messrs. M'Carthy, Allen and
Phillips cf Select Council, and Messrs.
McCandless and Killen of Common Coun
cil, to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the meeting.
During the absence of the committee,
feeling remarks were made upon the life,
death, and character of the deceased, by
Capt. Ward and Mr. Quinn.
The committee, through its chairman,
reported the following preamble and reso
lutions, which were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be published:
Wit EU EAS, It has pleased Almighty God,
in his Divine Providence, to remove from
our midst our esteemed fellow-citizen,
Robert Morrow, Esq., Clerk of Select
Council; therefore be it
Resolved, That the members of Coun
cils have heard of his death with sincere
sorrow and deep regret, and offer the fol•
lowing tribute of respect to his memory:
Resolved, That as clerk of the Select
Council he discharged his duties with :,ig
nal ability. and was fiiithful to the trust
reposed in him.
Resolved That iu his death the commu
nity has lost a valuable citizen, the Select
Council a most worthy officer, and his
flintily a kind and affectionate father.
Resolred, That as an upright and exem
plary Christian he commanded the respect
of the entire community, and we deeply
sympathize with his bereaved thinily and
mourning friends.
Resolved, That the members of Council::
attend his funeral in a body and wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That Messrs. Allen , Killen,
Smith and Zelhoffer be appointed a con--
mitt ee to present the above resolutions to
the family of deceased, and that they b ,
engrossed upon the minutes of the Cou
ens.
It was determined that the members of
both Councils and the city officials should
meet at the chambers on Sunday at
o'clock, proceed in carriages in, a body to
the residence of the deceased and accom
pally the remains to their last resting
place. A committee, consisting of Capt.
Ward and Ifr. McCandless, was appointed
to procure carry out the details.
Mr. Morrow's funeral took place un
Sunday afternoon. The remains were
followed to the cemetery a largo con
course of citizens ' and the Councils and
city otlicers, in a body, as determined at
the meeting.
Pittsburgh Prisoners I:Seeped.
The following letter contains intelligence
which will be very gratifying to the friend:,
of the officers named :
IVii.l.l.lusur cc, Aug. Itth,
.1. P. BARR, Ks, / ., Enrron PosT :--
Lieutenant Riddle of the f . ,th Perinsylvit
nia Reserves, son of the lute Itobert
Riddle, and Capt. Oakley the of ist.
celmar Regiment, son of .1. M. Oakley,
both of Pittsburgh, who were prisoners of
war in Richmond, escaped by the way of
the Painunhey river and entered niy picket
lines last night near West Point, they
were conducted tlience to Williamsburg by
the scouts of the sth Pennsylvania car
VaSe communicate this intelligence to
he friends of these officers. and I,y Thai
Ineans remove any doubts which may ex
st regarding their fate.
They are in good health and will return
o Pittsburgh.
respretlully, your ob't servant ?
1).;v ID CAM l'111:1.1
and .Milihtry
'she Mihihtey Quota of Penn-
Nylvanin---Allegheny Countrs
Share.
Don't be Drafted.
Attention
Oil from the Tarr. Farm.
The Neniple
Capt. Wu'. li. Moody, of the Sempla
Infantry, has his company full and twenty
over. which he intends recruiting to an
other company—it being understood that
he will retain command of co. A., while
co. 1: will be led by Capt. Robert Monroe,
of Allegheny. Mr. Wrn, M. Semkole,
who gave $5OO towards raising the first
company, has given another S5OO to
the second. His liberality does not stop
here, as he intends presenting Capt. Moo
dy's company with a splendid flag. The
ceremony will take place in front of Mr.
Semple's store, Federal street, Allegheny,
this afternoon,
when the company will
parade in full force with a brass band.
Capt. Moody gives his command a farewell
ball at Mozart Hall to-night.
Pic- \ icx.
A pic-nic for St. James Church, Tem
peranceville, comes otf at Iron City Park
to-day. A good time to all who attend is
.promised by the managers, and those who
love out-door enjoyment should attend.
On Tuesday, at the same place,
a pic
nic will be given for the benefit of the St.
Paul's Cathedral school. Extensive prepa
rations are being made for this, and it will
doubtless be a great success.
ThereuusylveniaßailroudSub.
seription.
We would rt•spectfully suggest to Gov ,
eruor Curtin, who has control or the fifty
thousand dollars appropriated by the Penn
sylvania IZailrond Company, lo divide it
Pro rata among the counties through which
the road passes. This has been done by
other roads, and ought to be in this case.
11=1
JOSEPH lii:YEll tig 801 i
IiANUFACTOREII3
FANCY AND PLAIN
FUICWITCRIN dr CHAIRS
IV A RP:IIOI[SE, ;:6 ITII ELD STREP.T
Wet wAon sixth aitr.nt and Virgil] anal'
Volunteer• Enlistment,
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C IIIIII, TIVICAPIE
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RECRUITING OFFICER
For sale by
W. S. HAVEN,
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CoRNER WflOD & THIRD sT
EXEcr II E t•u:,
Auguit s, 1542,
'BITE ATTENTION OF itEciturriNG
I nlie. , rs in Allegheny county is respectfully
called to the !olL , wing Circulur,tost re,oire.l from
the Adjutant ticitural at 11:wit:burg.
THOS. M. HOW E.
Preeident of Committee.
Order Calling for Militia from the
Several States.
W t' , Atihust I, 'SQ.
lleclered Eir.2, That it draft of three hun
dred titans:4nd c:lin,tort) Militia be iturnidiatcly
called into the service of the United State.;, to
serve for nine month', 11111,, , sooner diEeharge.i.
The Secretary of War will aisign the quotas to
the Snit,. and c,tablisli icguilattons for the draft.
See I—That if any States shall not, by the
1::h of Angus', furnish It; yenta "t• tae addition
al 30.1,000 voluateeN tithortred by law, the defi
ciency of volunteers in that State will al.su be
:mole up by 3peeial draft from the militia.
The Secretary of War w.II estanlish regulations
for this purpose.
gulation4 will he prepared by the
War Department, and pret.ented to the i'resident,
with the object of ,esuring the ',ruination of offi
cers of the Army and Volunteers for meritorious
anti distiocuished services, and of preventing the
nomination or appointment in the mllitary ser
vice, of incompetent or unworthy officers. The
regulation.: will at:.; provide for ridding the ser
vice of such incompetent persons an now hold
Ity order of the Pre,ident
;Signed l', vi IS M. STANTON.
•
Secretary of War.
I r .IN/1 - ART:MS ANI.k Al I LIMO
Harrisburg. August rah, 1,94;2. j.
T., IZa..ruiting utri..era in Anugheny county
You ‘ciii C. , 1n.1•141r the authority issued to you
from these II eudo lid Hers, dated days of Au
gust, 11,± to the foregoing order the War
!level tr.u.-to. A. L. I:US:4HW,
att:l-11.1 Atijutant Ilenetal Penna.
COME FOM TinE WAR!
NEVER Olt NOW!:
/NIUE UNDERSIGNEO CALLS UPON
the young mon of the city ntui county to aid
in sunntening the rebellion, and to go with hi m
to the lieut. Ile Imioptiled on oflieu in the second
story of Lyon's Building, next to the Post Office.
where he will reevire I,rtlit.:. to whom all t h e
bounties and ail val., pity milt be giy,, n .
C :ad JULIAN HUGHEY
11. N. M Mourn
„lc 4l 11 / 4 . ‘ ‘
otati G & No rio
ifor
% e
NO. 7S MARKET STREET.
MAORI.) M & GLYDE
TRI "MMUS, 111 !IRONS.
HOSIERY, limn' Es,MITTS ;
sill IR'I'S, COLLARS. TI ES STOCKS
Sit HIS, CORSETS, PATTERNS, ite.;
111 EAU NETS gt. FANCY A irrircLEs
1:.31 RRIIIIIERIES, I Now Sly
And all the W114..4 Novell loot in our lino o
Lustoes: , , on band and selling at the
wcest
air - Ile: Ho run and examine our stock.
M4CRIJM d GLYDE,
No. 7S Market. Street
t•ERTIS C. STEINMETZ. ...... .TIIEODOILE M. BLACK,
STEINMETZ & BLACK,
EDZEOM
HOUSE CARPENTERS
'A
ND JOBBERS.
SHOP VIRGIN ALLEY.belween Woot
and Liberty Streets.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Ai - Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
aus
THE BEST REVOLVER YET!
jrIIOOPERS PATENT DOUBLE AC.
'HON REVOLVERS. manufactured in
Pittsburgh, are admitted by competent judges to
be the best Revolvers made.
They combine rapidity of fire with deliberate
aim, simplicity of action, and security from acci
dent. and are of the highest style of workman •
ship and finish
Office in Bank 1310 , k, Fifth street, over Kramer
& Rabin* For sale by
J.lll. COOPER CO.,
Patentees tit Manufacturers;
Dividend Notice
()prior: ur Pirrsncenti & // USD*: MININU
CO3IPA NT.
Pittsburgh. August 9th, 1162.
TIRE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPS
-17 have declared a Dividend of Two Dol
lars per share upon the capital stock of the Com
pamy, as the same may appear upon the books of
the Company at close of busipess this day, paya.
ble at the office of the Company on and atter
Thursday. the pith inst.
Eastern Stockholders will receive their Divi
dend at the ctfice of Mesas. J. W. Clark & Co„
Boston. SLRtL TROS. M- ROWE.
au9-std [Chron copy] Treasurer.
Wholesale Grooery and Liquor Store
For Sale.
I[E 'STOCK AND FIXTURES Or A
T
Wholesale Grocery and Liquorßowie, do. - -
ing a !food trole on one of the best business
streets tn the city, is offered for sale, am the ow e
era wish to go into other business. For further
perikulars address - -
an7-tf. . LOCK BOX llff• Pittsblnwlt•P. O.
ALLS ES PIM
su2 GOWN k TETLEY. 136 Wood K. _
TO-DAY'S ADVERTDMIKENTB
THE lIION CITY
u'r)r. COLLEGE, corner of Penn and St. Clair
streets. Monday morning at II
LIFE INSURANCE.
- -
-NIC.
ST. PAL PIC
L% CIIRDITIAN DOCTRINE
IT
will hold their Annual
Pie-nie at Iron City Park on Tuesday, 12th inst.
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FOR VOLUNTEERS
W. E. SCHMERTZ tt CO.,
Rooms' OP EEFOUTIvE COMMITTEE
ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
Pittsburgh, Aug. 4411 , 1 4 62. )
A CC COMMANDANTS OF comrA.
..ta. NIES and squads of men enlisted and sworn
into service for nine months, under the auspices of
this Committee. will report immediately to Cap
tain L. W. Smith, Commandant of Camp Howc,
to receive orders. 'MOS: M. HOWE.
aull-ltd Prced't of Committee
Pl'
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%IRE UNDERSIGNED RATE AU'.
THORITY from Governor Curtin to raise
...ttiTHONYMC tit%
INFANTRY COMPANY.
For three years or the war, and have opened an
office at
MASONIC HALL. FIFTH STREET,
Bounty as high as any other Company now re
cruiting. Moral anti intelligent young men are
requested to call, as we expect to rais a first
chms company or none.
ifEs, B. KERR, Captain.
,Late of Co. A.. 9th P. t ai C
ROBT. W. BARD, Ist Lieut.
CHAS. M. GORMLY, 2d Lieut. nut
PITTSBURG H
- - -
WlllO WANTS TO BUY A NEAT
comfortabl • Dwelling House, No. :93 Car
roll street. Allegheny; has five rooms. coal vault,
brick pavement...lm. The lot is 20 feet front by
100 deep to Ledlie etreet. Price :ROO: terms
easy. For sale by
IBIEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTH ONIII
ALP years' credit, situate in Lawrenceville.
For sale at low prices by
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
51 Market street.
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BUILDING LOTS, 60 1W 120 EEET
for $150—5.51) in hand, balance IiZO a year
Situate on Railroad street, Mt. Washington.
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
null 51 Market street.
Confection Of Senna.
MEDICINE IN INVALUABLE
as a mild and gentle purgative. pleasant and
agreeable to the taste. For children and delicate
persons it will be found particularly well adapted.
JOSEPII FLEMING
Pepd by
are ,
JOSEPH FLEMING, •
corner Market street and the Diatuond
Pure Holland Gin for Medioinal Par
poses.
I AM IN iturrirr or A surrnyou
article of rUN.I importsd in
quart jugs, exoreisly tbr utttilieinal purposes.
Those having use for this artiele will find this
vastly "superior to the article usually purehask.d
in bottli , s. For sate by
PILEM.
:Lull 'corner Market JO
st N re E et a I
nd F the D i a mo nd
ONLY A FEW DAYS REMAIN FOR
volnntary enlistment.
Drafted men do not receive either government
or county bounty
Do not be forced to serve your country, but Vul
unteer, and receive the
BOUNTY OF NINETY DOLLARS
when you are mustered in. and the additional
bounty of $75 when the war is closed.
The undersigned proposes to enlist a ccmpany
of infantry to serve for the war. and earnestly ur
ges upon all patriotic citizens the necessity of en
listing at once.
Recruitng (Aim Connolly's Ball, corner Grant
and Diamond street.. SAMUEL HARPER.
JOHN .1. CASE.
nu; Recruiting Officers.
FOR MR
BUCKTAIL RIFLE BRIGADE.
HAVE BEEN AtiTHORIZED TO
recruit a company for the Bucktail Brigade.
The Compony will be armed with the best qua!•
ity of rifles. and the Brigade will be detailett for
the most honorable service.
Pay and bounty the Mille as Otlirr Allegheny
county volunteers.
891 paid each recruit when mustered into ser
vice.
Headquarters MORTON'S HALL, Fifth street
opposite the Pest Office PitiPburgh.
WM. M. DALGLIESII,
ItuS-If Recruiting Officer.
MINE PIC-NIC FOS: S A INT JADIEtIP
CHURCH, Temperaneevi Ile which was to
come off on the 7th of August, at Iron City Park.
is postponed till MONDAY, llth inst. The ladies
in charge of the dinner are making. every effort to
have things nice in their line. An efficient pollee
will preserve order. The Committee of Arrange
ments will do their part to give satisfaction to
their guests. They hereby extend an invitation
to all their friends.. Dinner tickets 50 cents.
ComulTrEg— James Kelly. Peter 0. Hanlon,
John Carlin. nod. McLaughlin, Patrick Kenne
dy, James Tolls. Patrick Maguire, Thos. Carton.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sc wing Machines,
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBUROIL PA
It. C.
Awarded the Fire' Premium at the
United States Fair
FOE, THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and 1860.
UPWARDS OF SI 0 • 0 0. 0
sold in the United States
vo.two NOi ID TIN E PANT wEA it
We otter to the public W HEELER & WIL
SUN'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE. at
REDUCED PRICES. with increased confidence
of ile merits as the beet and most useful Family
Sewing Machine now in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics. makes the
lock-stitch impossible to unravel, alike on both
Bides, is simple in eonstruction, more speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma
chines. Circulars giving prices and description
of machine furnished gratis (in atmlieatinn in Per
son or by letter,
Every Machine warranted for three years
SUMMER GOODS
REDUCED PRICES.
JACONET LAWNS. Al 121.2 ceoln ;
ORGANDIE LAWNS, from 12 1.2 to a 7
4.2 coots;
A FEW SUMMER MILKS left, at 371.1
cents;
SHAWLS AT COST.
SACOUFA AT COST,
SILK MANTILLAS AT COST
LACE MANTILLAS AND POINTS from
011 00 and upwards;
The Beet Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
Just Opened.
-AT
W. & D. Magus',
CORNER FIFTH AND NAME= Mi.
WA
STRAYED OR STOLEN
WHORL THE PEZIUMIXB OF ELIJAH
Marsha. Inn-Kenw kt Clinton. Alleehe.
fly comer. a bleak awe Wad live van old. fif
teen a nd a benumb hi b. She nab under
the millleAnd-tnite-ia Aetsew-tlihnnnrr
intAtvEthA, given for her neersii iii ,_
ELIJAIIk
'l~f="
w
afilaseldis" Ihil Maui lbw& Wie
CAN IV AS SHOES
CANVAS
S:HROMES:q:
31 FIFTH STREET
TTSBURGH RIFLES
COMPANY C.
S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
51 Market tree
FOR THE WAR!
RELIEF GUARD
idOttld THAN
WM. SUMNER . .1c CO
HaING AT
TO-DAY'S ADVERTI
• // / //
:V
FIFTH STREET, Plltgbargb, Pa
For NDED IX lgto
Incorporated by Legislative Charter
Being the only Commercial College in the Union
conducted by a
Practical Merchant
OVER 6,000 STUDENTS
plve been educated in the principles: and prae
tee of all the details of a business education
rom Dud's system of
MERCANTILE BOOK-KEEPING
Awarded four Silver Medals and the sanctiono
the highest mercantile authorities in the country
Also,Duff's
STEAMBO.4I' /')OK-KEEPING
"A perfect system for cueh books and accounts
Also, Duff's new system of
PRIVATE: BA :NW BOOK- KREPLNO
The only one in use in the city. 'The above sys
tems of aceounts aro all taught under the daily
supervision or the nut bor. and it is believed to a
degree of perfection never attained elsewhere.
NINE FIRST PREMIUMS
Were awarded nur penmen by lithet Pittsburgh
rind United States Fairs. overa best penmen
in the West which. with our Medals, are all ex
hibited in our race—not like those pretenders
who display engravings of Medals on their cards
which they never received.
Duff's New Engraved School Copy Books,
Fine Cap.l3 pages each. 90 cents per dozen—the
cheapest Copy Book in use.
USIN ENS A NI) ORNAMENTAL PEA
MAiISHIP.
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with new plates and scale; by Wril, 11. DUFF, il
lustrating all the elemiints of the Penman's art, the
most complete self-instructor known. Elegantly
hound. Crown quarto. Price post paid,
4 - '9-IEIII P1,71S EN LA ler; Ell EDITION OF
D CFI'S BOOK-KEEPINU. for Fele by Booksel
lers. Priee 51,50.
For full partiettlars send f..r our elegant new
circular, 1,1. ni„with samples et our penman's.
writing, iticlosing 25 cents, to
P. DUFF tt SON. Principals
Strangers will please enquire onr reputation in
he city, where we are best known. aull-ltd&w
ECR UI TS FORR WAR!
TIERINT.A.N. AILIDS
COME UP AND VOLUNTEER:
If You Don't You'll be Drafted !
rillifE UNDERSIGNED ARE ORGAN
IZE NG a company Mr throe years or during
the war, and will :wept chary-bodied mem, not
over-age; of good moralter, who will re
ceive the usual been ty, and $.5 to each man on
enrolling his no me.
The Company, as scan as filled, will be sent into
camp, ,fuartered and sulmisted there, until armed
and equipped.
Apply at Tiernan a (letty's store, corner Dia
mond and Ohio streets, A Ilegliensr, or at our
stand in rho FRANK TIER ,AN,
DR. JAS. SCHOGGS.
ALBERT PEARL
WANTED.
E 5111.1 r SE4 1111111 , NIA
13; Ai: S ,
aul 1-Iw,l
WAR FOR LIBERTY !
1 4 1 REEM EN RALLY:ENLIST FOR
THE WAR t Men wanted for the
JONES' LIGHT INF.tNTRY.
Fifty Dollars a, soon us passed by the medical
officer appointed, by Governor Curtin, Twenty-
Five Dollars when ownpany is mustered into the
serviee of the Federal Government, Thirteen Dol
lars when the company is full, being one month's
pay in advance; Two Dollars i 3 allowed for each
Recruit, miming
X/NE 7' I" DOLLA RS 110 T
•
CAPT. MeELWAIN has seen thirtem mouth's
service in the Pennsylva Ida Reserve Corps, and
is antheri/m4 to raile s Comi,av for three years,
or during the war'
Young wen, %yin uteri a: Mice, fur if yoll are
drafted, you will be eompelled to oo military ser
vice. and will receive no bounty.
Application' made for enlitiag at 68 Fifth st.,
third st,ty. ovu the Jewelry Store of .fatties R.
Reed . Co.
.1. 11. NeKLWAIN, Captain
110 FOR TH WAR
Before going, hay a pair of
BOOTS, S TIOES. AND tiAITERS.
AT LORLAND'S
Cheap Cash Store,
au) 9 , 3 Market street, &l door from Fifth
CLOSING OUT SALE Olt
11001: ,
s l j(Es, A Al) GAITERS,
AT BORLAND'S,
Mat ket street, 21 doer from Fifth.
FULTON RIFLES
3YEARS OR DURING THE WARS
All persons desirous of serving their coun
try, and not being compelled to submit to a draft,
will immediately enlist, and thereby secure the
:NINETY DOLLARS BOUNTY;
In excess of the regulir pay. By authority of
the Uovernor, this Company will be under the
comtuanil of
S. M. IV ICKERSHAM, Captah
I. BRITTON, nut Lieutenant.
CO M E ONE, COME ALL!
It aeruiting tltiicea , Scetin louse. in Diamond,
Pittsburgh, and Market House, Allegheny
City. a Mk ti
T, Dodroy---Rats. Roaches. .scc.
To &strop—Mice. Moles and Ants.
To De.4roy—Bed Bugs.
Demtrop--Moths in Furs, Clothes, &o.
To Destroy---Mosquitoes and Fleas.
Destrop---Insects on Plants and Fowls,
Desfror--Insects on Animals, &c.
To Destroy----Every form and species of Vermin
The 6 Only Infallible Iteniedles known!
"Free from Poisons,"
"Nut dangerous to the Unman Family."
"They
come off outt h e ep holmseos, d "
ie."
Sold Everywhere—by
All Wuot.Essi.g DRUGOISTS in the large cities.
and by Druggists, Grocers, Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally, in all Oountry Towns and vil
lages in the United States.
D. A. HNESTOCK Ai CO., IL E. SELLERS
& CO., and others Whelesale Agents at . Pittsbnrgh
Country drillers can order as above. Or address
direct-i-f or for Prices Terms &c ito
1111ENsui R. cosTAs.
. Principal Depot, 483 Broadway. New York.
ie4-3mdawis
REMOVAL.
/MUM PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAN
11FACTURING COMPANY
Mayo removed their Of f ice from 24 Wood et. to
OLD BRE WERY,
Corner of Pitt and Dugifeone Way.
OFFICE ON PITT STREET.
GEOP.GE COLHOUN. Agent.
JOHN FLEEGER,
4.1 U N 214. I. a , If
*5 corner Ohio and Beaver ■ia,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Large Mock of Gum of.all descripti ba n &
or made to order, and for sale at LOW= CAM
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
nol&lyw-my3l-dtf
HENRY W. BEAIIMANT & 00.,
aiIIOIILEELY
OW
THE TWO - NILE
I.' ROUSE. dealers in HE
Brendle,. Winm
and Ilina; also. Blackberry. Raspberry. W ild
Clem and Oinimßrendies. Old Rououirolidla•
riot W
Fans._ and Maw Bitter W he. bmkies. Jamaica Rum. Supe
ines. •
- • No.= Liberty wireet k.
Opierite Fourth street. FiiirbdiTX
BMW; Taverns. and Families swished at mod
mate profits Ist cash. New Jersey Oder for fam
ltrwUtal ramose& jy3-6ind
ABLie - ALLENII WED WIRER
gld LOCK'S REVOLVERS—the beet in Marks
—firr aide by
1 . 4 2 BOWE it TETLEY. NM Waist.
CONCERT HAI! SHOE STORE.
No. 62 Filth street,
: F1:.tI);
ADELPHIA AND CINCINNATI AT
TEAR AHEAD. SO WE SHALL
HALF THE USUAL PRICE.
iY29
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
WM. 11.A.Z.1...1ETT
am opened an ogles at
NO. 90 WATER. STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business. and would solicit share extra:
mune fromsteamboatmen. ardl4-17d .
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN by the use of an apparatus - wit=
no drugs or galvanic lbattery aro used.
cal gentlemen and their Smell's have their tooth
extracted by my proem. and are ready go UAW
as to the safety and painlessness °tee oPeratkm.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
asserting the contrary. having no knowledge OM
proems..
1111.ARTIFCLAL EETH inserted in erg"
at ale. and °ba l nes as T low. as will warrant tke
best of material in all eases.
UDRY.. Dent*,
UN Smithfield stmt.
nol4ly-is
THE ELDORADO,
(FORMERLY CORRY ZICHIMIVE/L)
CORNER FIFTH Jr SMITHFIELD STREETS.
(OAN:mite the Fait Mee.)
THE NIIBISCRIBER HAVING
e the above well-known stand, will be
pleased to see his friends at all hours. His wines,
liquors, ales, and cigars are of the best.
ie24-3md .lOHN LUNDY. Proprietor.
FLEMING. 13110'S
t Wood street.
OFFICE. ACTING COM. OBS. U. S. ARMY.'
Pittsburgh, Penn'a, Aug. 6,186 . 2. I
. I EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
t+7
CE IV RD at this Office until 12 B. on Satur
day, the 16th of August, 1862. for - the delivery at . -
the Camp to be establiShea at landon Grove. near
this city, at such times and in such quantities as -
the undersigned may require, of the following ax- •
ticles, viz: Mess Pork. Bacon. (clearsides,) Baron'
Hams. Beam Peas, Rice. IlominY. l Petatoes. Cot
fee, (green,) Coffee. (ground.) Tea, Brown Sugar. -
Crushed Sugar, Vinegar. (cider,) Candles, (Ada
mantine.) Soap, (resin.) Salt, Molasses, Sour
Krout Pickles, (cucumber.) Soft Bread, Bald
Bread. and Fresh Beef, (necks and shanks ex
eluded)—all to be of the best quality. Packages
to be secure, and plainly marked with nett weight
and tare, and no charge thereon allow, d. Sepa
rate bi s will be received for Fresh Beet, and for
Soft and Hard Bread, and for all the other arti
cles aboveendmerated collectively.
Each bid must be accompanied by a guaranty
for the execution of a contract, in case the bid be
accepted: and good and sufficient security will
bo required for the due performance thereof. •
Blank forms of bids and guaranties may be pro.
cured on application at this office, wrsonally, or
by letter or telegraph.
Proposals by firms must name all the parties to
such firms.
The proposals of bidders not in conformity to
the above requirements will not bo considered: •
Bidders must be present when the bids are
opened.
-
The right rll bids is reserved.
Bida to be endorsed, Proposals for Snbsistessee
Stores."
A. MONTGOMERY
Major and Act'g Com. Sub. U. S. Aray,
mii—Chron copy
Steam from New York to Live
VIE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN;
Walter Paton Commander,
W ILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. PROM' NEW YORE.
Calling at Queenstown. Tuesday - - Sept. 5
Saturday - - Aug: 16 Saturday, - - Oct. 26
Wednesday. - Oct. 1 Thnraday,- - Deo. 11
Tuesday, - - Nov. 18
This magnificent ship having proved herself
unequalled for speed, safetY, and comfort. (sea
sickness being unknown on board,) is strongly rec
ommended as the most eligible conveyance for
passengers. -
FIRBT CABIN. from - - - $llO to $166
each berth, according to the size, situation. and
accommodation of the State Rooms, all having
the same privileges in the saloons and in mead
to meals and attendance.
Suites of apartments for families may be en
gaged by special agreement.
Servants accompanying passengers. and chil
dren under 12 years of age, half fare; infants
free,
SECOND CABIN.
State Room Berths, meals served at separate ta
ble, $BO.
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool at
a faro and a half, •
TIIIRD CABIN.
Intermediate State Room—Passengers found
with bed, bedding, table utensils. and good sub
stantial food, - - . - - - $55
STEERAGE.
With superior accommodations, - -
! M 35
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet ofatte.
An experienced surgeon on board.
For freight or passage apply to
THUS RATTIAN,
115 Water stroet..
Pittsburgh.
CIIAS. A. WHITNEY. _
At the office, N 0.26 Broadway, N. Y.
ROWLAND A. ASPINWALL, Agents.
au4
Loretta Springs, Oambria Counts', Pa
ITUATED ON THE ALLOGILENT
1 1 ..7 Mountain, near Loretto, 4 miles from Cres
son Station, Pennsylvania Railroad, Cambria
count,. Pa., will be open for the reception of Viso
icon
On the 25th day of Jane.
An excellent Band of Mule win be in attend
ance daring the ocean&
For cirmaro and Author informatio&AßD4 to
FRANCIS A. GiBBONS.
3elB-41tgool FroPrieto?.
LATE STYLES OF
SUEI3IIEI3I G.OOXIB
JUST RECEIVED.
MR. BAML. CRAY
Rams JUST 1111Wcionam MOM MS
u-ft Mut. and we an now resolving an elegant
stock *Moeda for the Summer Wear, combining
toadies. one of the choicest and nest desirable
stocks to be fund Esst. and take special pride in
Wiling the attention of oar Petrone end in• Pub
% toi an examination of the wane, which will be.
ludo np to order to our nismifitileto the sathfae
tlon of allwho favor as with their
SAM. eaklrrM. -
Merchant Tailors;
•
in7ls No. le Filth street.
6r. CLAIR £4•I9EMEIT:
20 . 000 B SIFIELS OF RYE
Wantiod M
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
Win poi the highest cash prim.
THOMAII MOO=
.1730tf MD Pint street. rittsbursb.
amen tormadonsos.
OBT OP PITTSBURGH.
d ARSIVID). _
FmkFri. Browneviikk.
Galatin. o n k el";
Col. Han g &
MARTI&
Franklin. Bomar. Bearamilb.
Gallatin. Olark ems. d o
CoL Board. Insabet3.7
Romeo, C4m Cfneinnati.
News-Boy. Litt, Wheeling:
`The River—Laat evening at twilight
there were two feet water in the Amami and
felling. Beery rains on Satardatarabt.
Di' The new steamer "New Era" ar
rived from Wellsville yesterday, Elbe isrewrilibt
draught
QATINETTN JEANS, PRIM% DX.
LAINES, LINENS. Ac., at Auction thie As,
at 2 o'clock at Masonic Hall Auction Hone, Ni.
55 Fifth street. T. A. McCLELLANA
au9 -
Auctioneer.
SHOEMAKERS IS THE EASE' HATE
GONE TO WAR FOR THE esacrpo
OF RIM
IL))),11110 *lll/11,14 :4 0:4 0i,f.%A4
ATION&L TAX, AND DEPUE4I4..
TION OF CURRENCY, ALL CON.
SPIRE TO ADVANCE ROOM Al
SHOES BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT.
ILL BELL AT ABOUT
SMITH & PITOAIII3,
TAILORS,
AO. 49