WoniscrFox, August 11.—The follow- ' LP' k Al
— ingcorrespondenee relates to an ingenious
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irs-=
device of parties from a neighboring State -.....,,,... f i: - vi . . v i cr - - - NOILL & CO., NO. a 7
to raise recruits in Pennsylvania : --i•
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WASEINGTOG, August 11.—Assi.qta,nt STREET. I:0STOE armouragents and 6 STATE
for tho Daily
-4djutant General's Ggice.—Brig. 1311(!li- and Weetity Post in thors re citios. and are au
ingham : Has any authority been given by thorized to :1 a c Advertisements and Subscriptions ,
your Department to raise a Bnektail Brig
ade of Pennsylvania troops ?
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Very respectfully,
THOMAS M. VINCENT.
MAion—Authorityto individuals to raise
troops has for a long time been refused,
and I may safely say that no authority o
the kind has been granted : certainly not
to my knowledge.
C. P. BUCKINGHAM, Brig. Gen.
A strong feeling prevails in the old regi
ments against officers who are absent from
their regiments and employed in making
arrangements to promote themselves above
their more meritorious comrades reinai
iug in the field.
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLES
Low I.rlces.
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUS
TORRENCE & MCGARR,
CORNER URTII d- .11• A E . ET STREETS
1 . 1."1"1":1.4 I 11l " - 13 - C.; .1 1
Drugs, Lend. Cr;niti Tartar
Medicines, Paints. !taking So4la,
Perfumery Dye St elliM, Entr.Nitostard.
1 Chemicals, Spices. OHM.
de., Ate.
dl®' Physicians Pre. , criptions accurately com
pounded at all holm..
Pure Wine,: and Liquors, for medicinal use
only. jelY-te
AMUSEMENTS
DOUGHERTY'S MELODEON
Liberty Street, Ileac Wood.
"IIIS EVENI.NII, First ttppsaranve in this city.
of t.i• Celebrated Negro Comedian
HARRY 111 RA
assisted by the whole company. including
FANNIE WILSON,
JULIA MORGAN,
MASTER FICA N
. . .
nutau Furzv, ERA LI),
W. C. MORG AN.
UA:CU, MASON.
MASTER MORR ISSE
IL rurzi:EttALD
tutel J. J. 1 10 01 7 611E1ITY.
A•linission 1,•:1!..
MILIT A It 0 0 Et S
LARGEsT ASSOICTIIEN
MILITARY BOOKS
IN THE VI
(:: , n l,e examine,l nt
MINER'S
BOOK & PERIODICAL STU
I.'l FTII STUE ET,
next d • lo Pohl office
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS,
BY MAIL. PORT' PAID
Trebles, or E strings, 4 lengths, best quality... L'Oc
Seconds, or A " " best I talian... ]sc
Thirds or D " " best Italian... 15c
Fourtas or (1 " I " pore Silver... 50e
Best quality French or German I,t, ''..l and
4th Strings, eachloc
!lest quality Guitar Ill; A and E. sliver strings,
each
Second quality Guitar D, and E, silver
strincs, ouch 10e
Best quality Violineello A and 1), vac: , flOe
Best quality " II and C. each 25c
Mailed to any address post paid on receipt of
the money, Or in postage stamps.
BY JOHN H. MELLOR.
AI Wood atreot.
N. B—A large lot of fresh strings just arrived.
Also, Violin cases. Flutes. A. , •ordinns..tc. jel4
JOHN ItREGER,
25 corner Ohio and Beaver slot
.1 LI, ECHEN ' T
Large tuck of Guns of al! descriptions, on hand,
or made to order. and for sale et Lo Vf ST CASH
PRICES.
Repairing promptly attended to.
no18:lyw-my31-dtf
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To DeAtrotr—Rats, Roschcs. &c.
To Dawror--Mies. Moles and Ant,
lb Deetrov—Bed Bugs.
To Destroy---Moths in Furs. Clothes. le.
To Destroy—Mosquitoe.4 and Fleas. •
To Deiiroy---Insects on Plante, and Fowls,
To Destroy---Inseets on Animals..
To Derttroy-- 7 Every form and species ol Vermhi
Remedies known
•
"Free from Poisons,"
"Not dangerous to the Hitman Family,"
"Rats do not die en the premises,"
"They come off out their holes to die."
scsld Everywhere--by
All WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS in the large cities.
and by Druggists. ()rooms. Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally, in all Country Towns and Vil
lages in the United States.
E. A. FA LINESTOCK CO., R. E. SELLERS
4c CO.; and others IV helesale Ages ts at Pittsburgh
Country dialers can order as above. Or address
direct—for for Prices. 'fermis, &c to
HENRI .11t., COSTA R,
p, - , T3 eipill Depot, ES2 Broadway, New York.
jo4-Imdaw is
1) 0 M Eti'l'lC
DUI GOODS
FURCHASED BEFORE
THE LATE ADVANCE
We are selling many of them at less than
EASTERN PRICES.
FDLLEETON'S PLAID AND WHITE
1 -0 1,A.NNELS
AT FACTORY PRICES
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!!
LACE MANTLES, ETC
Mooing out to mako room for Falt Goode:
C. HANSON LOVE & CO.,
74 Market Street.
Eke
W
TlMby tke nee TaA of an E :ppara i tns Til wh O ere lir 4
no &e ms eg the
battery are used. Medi
cal gentlemen and their families have their teeth
extracted by my proems. and are ready to testify
as to the safety and painlessness of the operation.
whatever has been said by persons interested in
swaerting thecontrary, having no knowledge of my
process.
13-ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every
style. and °basses as low, as will warrant the
beet of material in all cage&
E. OUDRY, Dentist.
134 Smithfield street.
nol4ly-in
THE ELDORADO,
ORA.1)0,
(A 1E
44E:If tiOURT EXCHEQUER.)
' • .
CORNER'FIFTH .1 SMITHFIELD STREETS.
.. • .
(Opposite the Post °Mei) .•
'
MINE NIIIIISCRIBEIt 'WAVING
M.
taken the above well-known stand, will be
pleased to see his friends at all hours. His wines.
liquors. *lizard Cljard are of the !;iest.
.021-Ilmd JOHN LUNDl,Proprietor.
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IFDTE DMATE—S. D. DWANE.
NE
ii'ATE I Node' f o r the nci ngion foi-
A7/6
• ILINESsm—SO BARRELS PORT
- INdim 190AP9TOT'd and for Ws bs
lad =MIT B.OOLLIN9.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG
lii AND NEIGHBORHOOD INTEL!,
PILE PAPERS WANTED.
We need a few papers to complete our
files, for which we will pay liberally at our
counting room. They are as follows: 1861
—Nov. 29th, (2.) 1862—January 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 f:,r every man to ao his
duty to his country; let one and all come
up and swell the Volunteer Bounty Fund.
Military Districts.
By special dispatches received pester
y, it appears that one serious obstacle ii
way of enlistments here has been re
moved, the War Department having de
tel mined to subdivide the States into mai
tare districts, so that each district may be
credited with the number of volunteers it
has raised under the new call, and have
them deducted from its quota when a draft
i applied.
Our State and County Quota.
We ate still a good deal in the fog as to
the number of troops which Pennsylvania
and Allegheny county are yet required to
furnish, as we have yet no definite infor
mation from the State authorities. We
can, therefore, only give the figures uuder
the several probabilities of the ease. Al
t hough our lair share of the (M(t,000 troops
called for i being as 1',t400,000, the point
iation of Penusylvamia, in round nuts
tiers, is to that of the rutted States. in
round numbers, :22,0ti0,010) would be but
79,01, the general government has as•
signed, us our share, 92.4•41 I, to till the
two calls of 111114 y Ist and August I Rh, .ind
this must be our basis in making up the
county quota. In round numbers the
poputation of our county is I78 : 000,
which would make Our proportion of the
whole • - ..littS. The Governor's procla
mation of the 2lst ultimo called fi, r
fifteen companies from Allegheny county,
which. i with the understanding that the
State had been credited with all trootis
furnished in excess on former roods
[ions, i it was supposed, filled our quot
under. the first calf. If this be the vas(
the fifteen companies required helm g al
ready sworn in ; we have merely to flu-Lis]
2.8-19 men to till the second qu o t a . I
lot and we have to make up the whop
inota, we must yet send on .1,19 s men
Lint this is scarcely probable as the Seere
Lary of War has notified the Governor o
Virginia that "recruits for the old regiment:
are considered as making up the new levy: .
and the same privilege would be accorded
to Pennsylvania if asked for. 'Therefore
we shall have fulfilled our share ofthe con
tract when we send "_,s-ift men in addition
to those now sworn in. We have some
2,0n0 men recruited now, and the remain
der could be easily raised in a short time.
Let 4;ov. Curtin say that he will take our
quota of militia as volunteers and he can
have them in a week.
New Wilininglosa College.
It is proposed to open the new edifice of
Westminster College, New Wilmington.
l'a., on Wednesday, the ;td of September.
Addresses are expected, suited to the oc
casion ; and that the public may have
some idea of the design of the exercises,
we publish the following list of speakers
and subjects: Rev. U. 11. A. McLean, D.
I. The History of the Institution : Rev.
Joseph 11. Pressley, The mutual relations
and obligations of the College, and the
first Synod of the West, to which it be
longs Rev. T. (luthrie, I). D., The obli
gallons of society at large to our Colleges,
as the source of our Christian civilization:
Rev. John S. Easton, D. D., The import
ance of thoroughness in Collegiate studies
ortkr to mental development and pro
fessional success ; Rev. dames l'restley,
It. It., Claims on our Colleges for Chris
tian staitesmen. for the present and coining
time; llon. John A. Bingham: l'he Inds
'ion of our Republican institutions.
, 111 volunteer Homily rand
an Pre% i.Atsi) reported $949: - .
.111:11 114
MITA lVard Pit td,terKl), by Alla tw I; city.. Idr..t..
Peel•les a •..I t . .4lizet Totett • li,. by A •
Nobler ~.
I:ll,; ,• Hil'lTl,,a AT THE HANK [NG
1.1{011.1t .0;1. I: 11151
Hamm, Hort it: Co
IV .11 Chia..
A Guekeillseimer Bro
John A
ji SCIIIPY
nrOVVII
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C A I Irii vo
A H Harvey ,V Co
1. - junior:l Bradley, All ghen> City
John I' Hoe.rii
W II Lowrie
1 riroolts
Contributors to the bounty loud will
confer a favor on the Treasurer by sending
the amount of their subscriptions to th e
rooms of the Executive Committee, No. a.
Fifth street.
az==
YittetibargherNojtlLe46lk Killed
and Wounded.
'WO companies, composed almost ex,-
elusively of Pittsburghers, are attached to
the -Plat. Pennsylvania regiment, Colonel
Knipe, which.suffered severely in the bat
tle ut Cedar Mountain. dispatch has
been received from Capt. li. W. Morgan,
by his mother, as follows;
I ant well. Lieut. Craig wa s wound
ed. Lieut. Matthews was killed or taken
prisoner. Several or my men wore killed,
wounded and taken prisoners.
"B. W. MoitilAs,
"'ittpt. Co. F, 4fith Vols.••
No intelligence of Capt. W. L. Foillk
has been received, but it is believed he is
uninjured or Captain Morgan would have
stated the fact had he been wounded.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
On Monday evening about eight o'clock
a colored man named Allen Holland was
killed on the Pittsburgh, Pt. Wayne and
Chicago Railway, half a mile below the
"Pork House," by the Cleveland . and
Pittsburgh Fast Line coming Fakl .
was walking oh the track as a freight trifip
apprciaehet, and; the Signal being given,
stepped over on the•other track, when he
was struck by the Cleveland train, which
came up at the moment, dragged some dis
tance by the cow-catcher; and killed al
most. instantly. The Coroner held an in
quest yesterday, and the jury found-a ver
dict in accordance with the facts.
Camp Howe.
Capt. Smith is pushing the arrangements
at Camp Howe forward asrapidly as pos
siblerso as to get nine Months' men into
camp as soon as practicable, but present
indications are that it will not be ready
until Saturday, and that few. troops Will be
ordered in until next week. Meanwhile
the companies sworn in are drilling , daily,
those residing in the city quartering at
home and those from abroad lodging at
hotels and boarding houses. - qiving- to
the' rush at - Harrisburg our troops will
probably be kept here several weeks.
—We have since learned thattwo com
panies, A and B, Went into camp last
evening.
Fire In pia Tomusaitip.
Q . ll hfondiiiy sifteritßon the residence of
the - anior n1"-the 84 house near o.ak:.
land j , Pi ttt
township, was ool
destroyed by fire
and the school house slightly damaged.
The fire waa accidental. - - -
ST.
llesiguatlou of !taxer Dram--•A
Teniporary Successor Elected.
The Councils of Allegheny held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon to receive
the resignation of llom Simon Drum.
Mayor of that city, who is about to go, out
as Captain of Clark Infantry, Co. C. The
resignation was handed in, read andl ac
cepted, all in due form.
The Councils then proceeded to elect a
Mayor pro fempore 7 to serve for thirty
days, until a new election is held. There
were several candidates for the .position,
viz : Alderman James Miller, Alderman
Joseph 11. Scott, John Morrison, Sylves
ter Tyler, A. C. Alexander, and Hugh
M'Kelvy. Three ballots were had and on
the last Alderman Miller was elected by a
vote of 12 to 7 for M'Kelvy.
Mr. Riddle then offered a resolution
which was unanimously adopted, instruct
ing the Mayor pro kin to issue his proda•
oration to the voters of Allegheny city fir,
the election of a mayor to till the tinex•
pired term of Mr. Drum, the election
take place on the first Tuesday ofSepte
her next, according to law and the
charter.
War Meeting in Birmingham.
A very spirited meeting of the people of
our little borough over the river was held
on Monday evening. Burgess Jas. Salis
bury presided, a line and discoursed
sweet music, and the I )iamund was crowd
ed with citizens, while the ladies were also
present in numbers. Speeches were made
by Prof. Burt, Principal of the borough
schools, and James Onslow, or "Cusse
wago," of the 62d regiment. The latter
paid a high compliment to the patrioti
and valor of the citizens of Birmingha
At the close a number of young men ca.
forward and enrolled their names for
war.
The Championship.
The first of the two great races for
scullers' championship, between Ham
of our city. and IVard of New York, to
place to-day and the second to-morr.
on the Schuylkill. About one Mind!
Pittsburghers have gone to Philadelpl
to witness the races. the re-snit of chi
will be looked for with great iati,re:t
many who are obliged to stay al honi .
There is a universal ennlidence hear, ;I:
Ilitmill will win.
Semple Inlitntry, C'o. C.
Co. 1: 01' the tienipii• Int:0111 . s
hero till. ti up, (' been : tz
now lias snow fOrty or fifty rur , n curdle,
7 . lte ennipany will le: vennziarl , l,l 1:y Cap
E. :kr. Jenkins, wit ii Jos. S. :
Lieutenant. Mr. 5,1:4 , le. ;;r
1 oirririt;tl lira aki erririrrinirr..r
this ci.11110:411y. .•:11.11 tolll,l'
to pay Ti:, inple 1:
(. will : 4 0( , .1 h.. 1;11.•.1 'All :it;
ready to lake the field.
I. H. .111 oorli (11(1 Ili falai ry.
Capt. dttlian If. Hughey is ,ta (vcdim
beyond his expectations in reeruitin.z
cdmpany. as his roll tote .• f;.:
midahle. Ile expects in have his com
patty full in It low dros. and ‘‘e ~1 , 1 111111•;:.i
1110 , 4: wishing to junr a W. , 0 , 1
hint. as he has Leen "...at . ' and km.w., ion
to take gorM care 01 Li- turn. It"
wait to be drafted. 1,111 coin. , lip low :OP!
ill.' iu filling Alleglmity c,mnty's , lama
the 1.";11t. 'llly three days of r,..
Th 4. Itith tli II
!lilt Ir 3
The 011irrIS this i•ooiraz,y ol,'y 011-
11maay
already hair the num her of
In addition to the lit:
by the courtly t he.v will pay on 44.111
bounty for good 1111:11. Enroll yotir
in the 1111 - mllly th,y
nienee drafting. IlisathitiarterB No.
siren.
Camila liars
r lad, nann• we , iifi n4O. n
wlni killed a; .Slntler.svi : , .,:kordai n,rn
ing. by , hero;.: run (WI r hy;ed
About the , an:c tinw I, I:3101
W:1 ;:; tli':ll'
nn ;...,
in both 4 .11 , 1 . ..; in 1111•::::',:rIltri01.
nnaltb• tt ilnd bini to I,arn lull I.;:riculat
The New AM.:ol(.l'y.
,leatt.er for Ct.,. .\
comphey, dosignod 1:;
who dr..w ilif• I.!aus for ri,.•
becli counnenc,•(l. SI, bail: I.y
Mr. Gvo. IVilson. th.'
iral ) epartamni. an vx( , !! alt:
The Iffy engin, will. it i- 4. \
thr
'War Jleet hag at — l:ridge% Mr,
mi•etiiig, of the pt..,tdv
l'ay'ette and I:. , binson rail
held in Poster's (;rove, u , •ar
nine miles Iron ,•u 'flint. iac
next. nt three 0•e1.,(.1i. o!
Canonsburg. o!.
'ter. 1). ;;larshali and ~thev popular
speakers rill he I,reent.
Death Or Dr. Dilworth.
Our 10:1111 . 17 . 111 . 1 . ,1111.11.,
the death Samuel Bch
died yesterday morning. alter a hrit
!less, at the residence ni his cio her in-law
Mr. Andrew Fulton. I tr. I). %vas
thoroughly edueated physician. gen
erons and genial, and his loss will he gen
erally regretted by all who ktie‘t-
--
State Tcacl►crs' Associatlon.
n cot segrence of the excitement caused
Liy the efforts to inercti , !e the l'ition army
'or the speedy suppression of the rebel
ion, the annual meeting of the State
'cmcliers . A s.;riciation whieli was lii hare
alcen phtee yo:;l, , ril,ty in 11,0 rity (-11 .
tug, has berm postponed. Prolatlily it will
int lin held till next year.
Wili i{CCOVer.
\V III . (Yll. Sillllv, who was s4 , v-rely in
jnred at the outer depot. or the l'ent:ylva
I:ailrond on Monday anornoon by tlit
slipping of the fastenings of
shipment of which lie was :;nperiniending,
is nimbi better, and will reeo‘er.
.101±11CI.H MKTER
JOSEPH MEYER & SON,
mAlcurAcrußicus on
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE & CHAIRS
WAREHOUSE, '135 SM (TIIFIELD STREET
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley)
Ys'Nj'yßUli(lZi
Volunteer Eta' istinent
BLANKS,
MIME
C IFI IC I ti A_ r
SUItGEON
=MCI
RECRUITING OFFICER,
For sale by
HAVEN,
STATIONER AND PRINTER,
CORNER WOOD THIRD STS
JOLTS' AND ALLIE3II4 AND WHIgE
LOCE.'S'ItLYOUYEMS—the heat in Marke
-for sale bir
au2 BOWN & TETLEY. 136 Wood •••
FWI:H.4O BARRELS CHOICE FAR
ILY Flour just received
.AB w
a d for sale •
.
aul2 COM! Market sad Mei
L LA It G E TII It E E.II'II3IIIEII
It. Brick Dwelling-Lkatse mild Lot, N 0.73 Lib
erty etreet The house his just been painted,
papered, and ttior.ugilly rephired, and will be
scli flll ic...ueluludatieg term , . apply to
aul2-Itvd 10 2'Second ,treet.
C A. IN V A
H :11 31] S
FOR VOLUNTEERS
Yl . . 4'> II YI I , : It TZ de I'O
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
ALI. It 1:11. COW. A V 11 • EltS11)9
1,..1 he :uitub!y rervennlPa
'.•I nord : I t ,11Attir.. , Itr ,, eory. ou Iteber,
Ailegheny. Lumher
.Ir..; , ping. :1 note in the Pittsburgh
•CBI Innen.
Bishop Bowman Institul o.
411 BOA 81111\I: A NI) DA V SI7UN N.
lit for Yount: Ladies win lot opened on Monday
1-t. in . lance 3nt! coquanotiimis
ng ner.r tine 2orncr t.. , eteoni 1144 ith -
reef the late re,idenee of Jatne;tl!. "due
- Rev. A. TEN ItltoElli, Principal.
- ont.tiniog terms, Ate, wilt he ready
5(114) 111.•
4 11 .V 1 1 El/
Hui 800
tVIIEELEII'O . 2 WILSON'S
SC W lag Machines,
FT!' 6 . IItRET, I'ITTSBVIttIiI. PA
Af , urded Vic Alt PI vhisiP,. .”es
United states Fair
FOR THE YEARS
IS i 9 ISUO.
i PWARLIS (1 7 )4 0 , 4) 4) 4 - )
:IA( 13 IN?;`ticAd in the Li:
ired Stntfl
20,000 MOLD Tut: PAST YEAR
We oil .% to the 2.ehhe WITEELEII S WIL
o.ll'ltoV Ell SEWINO NIACIIINE, ut
I VES. with increa.sed confidence
iit it. , nier;;., as the belt and most uiiiful Family
:1,, r.laolline now in use. It tine, equally well
i.n the 1711 1 -1 thinunst Cal - airs. makes the
-Ltire h unr.i.vel, alike un both
:ide s , i s r,hgdo in construction. mare speedy in
111,q . e duraldc than any other um
chines. eir.in tar: giving tiricea and descriptiun
i.rum.hino lam:shed gratis on application in per
son or by !otter,
Every Machine warranted for three Yetas
It El) UCED PRICES
.TACO NiF.T LA W !VS, aul 12 1-2 c•ruly
ORGANDIE It Dom 12 1-2 10 37
1.24441 Di:
A IFEW SITMMIER MIMS len. 81 37 1.. t
SII A WIS AT COST.
SAll/UES A l'l 4151
LACE MA STI LEAS AND POINTS fr
RI oo hand upwards:
EiTtioN Y SINYRk
The Best Quality of HOOP SKIRTS
W. Iv, D. Hugus',
I'ORDEF.R Irwin min NARKET mirk
, IHTIS O. wrlcroi Er/ THEODOME M. BLACK,
STEINMETZ . 4t, BLACK,
HOUSE CARPENTERS
AND JOBBERS.
tiUOP VI Kb N ALLEY, between Wood
and Liberty Streets.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
airorders solicited and promptly attended to
ILO
THE BEST REVOLVER YET!
Ci/OPER% PATENT ROUBLE .4c.
'flux REVOLVERS. manufactured its
Pittsburgh. are admitted by competent Judges to
be the best Rerolvors made.
They combine rapidity of lire with deliberate
aim, simplicity of acdon, and'seenrity from acci
dent, and are of the hi„ host style of workman •
sh iP arid' dwelt
Office in Bank Block, Fifth street. over Kramer
ltahms. For sale by
J. M. COOPER Jr CO..
Patentees & Manufacturers:
OFFICE n PITTSBURGH BOSTON MININO
CORP/MT.
Pittsburgh. - Augnst i1th.1862.
TC
lIE DIRECTORS OF THIS ul[pA.
?IT have declared a Dividend of Two Dol
lars per share upositheeaspital stock of the Com-
Perky. as the saute inay_appear spins the booksof
tie Company at dose of business this den MSS
ble at the office of tbo Company .on and alter
Thursday. the•lith
Easto'n Srorkhol era will receive their Mei
deadotoej at the elfin of m um J. p.m. ,.
Bfass. •
su9-otd lemon cdpyi THOS. OWA..
- •
TO-DAY'S ADVBEITIUMTS
•ir:,:•LECTIURE AT THE mos CITY
Uei.4' COLLEGE. corner of Penn and St. Clair
Wesel. Wednesday morning at I 1 A. Y.
PROBLEMS OF TUE COUNTING7ROOM.
IWI I: PART NE US 111 IP HERETO
tbre existing between Adam Becker and Jo
seph Lofink in the steamboat - Jim Watson "
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Jos. Lofin k
is to collect all debts due said boat, and pay all
claims against he said boat. All having claims
are requested to present them immediately al
the corner or Smith field and Water streets, Pitts
burgh. ADAM BPCKER.
JOSEPH LOPINK
A.A DIES' ENGLISH LASTING EON.
GIIE.SS GA ITERS4II.SO
Italia:* English Lasting Congress Gaiters, Shro
English lasting Congress gaiters.
,dies' English Lasting. Congress gaiters. $1.54,
AT 1.". FIFTH STREET.
auk; IL S. DIFFENBACHER,
C
!MTH DG ES FOR COLT'S and ALF
other piste!s. fi)r sale I_3'
DOWNS TETLEY,
aula ISI.; Wood Street.
- -
gp 0 W 1 E K NI T ES. VARIOUS STYLES
AAP Ibr:4:tle by BOWS d: TETLEY,
atd3—
--
Liti Wood St.
-
dpours REcoLvEns. ALL SIZES
IL,' Old and New Model, for sale at listprices by
SOWN & TETLEY.
:tuft MG Wood Streut.
in LOTOSSN.E BEVOLVERS OF ALI
IVkind , t 4 sale by TOWN TETLEY,
aUia DI Wood Street,
`I• $lO EXITED ST. Tl:ti TREAMI
Id. 1" Norf.% :led
One Five
Bank, Pitt:bend!.
The limier will idea-, leave ihe ~ a :ee [hi; of
fice, and receive a reward, aul2
L''ol•
CAN VAS SHOES.
11 FIFTH STREET
MIK. 1 , . IL WILLIAALi
r••o fr
•••%s .•
The E..i-e.•pal rierer of the city.
et the Ins ieute :ffier
aul2-tf
In i:i'v
Cain vat s Shoes
NI.. 55 Eirth rtrrt•l
II C H .1 N
WM : SIYMNER /1. CO
51 7 3111 ED GOODS
EINE=
SILK IS A NTI LLAS AT cowr
Just Opened.
-A T -
E 11133111
Dividend Notice.
TO-DAY% ADVIIRTIMIKEINTB
1 HAIM INFANTRY,---
IN - VOIL-t, Tlll.ll' WAR
ANOTHER CRACK COMPANI
AN EXTRA BOUNTY TO EACH RECRUIT
115... 01li ee 112 FIFTH STREET.
C. A. PALMER. Captain.
S. C SCHOYER, Lieut
J SRAM , . Jr.. 2d Lieu
- -
D
IME SAVINGS iNsTrrITTION, NO.
IIU Stnitnfield street, opposite toe Custom
House. Chartered by the Lettieletture.
( .1 0 ro I C .1 7 .:, 11 .t... 4 .
„FAMES PARK, Jr,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Win. 11. Smith It, F. Rudd
Thos. D. Meader A. Heineman
Francis Sellers Joshua Rhodes
John F. Jennings. Jacob Stuckrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TRUSTEEs,
Josiah King C ZuK
A S Bell Jos Dilworth
S S Fowler W A Ree,l
Jag W Woedwell It C Schmertz
F Rah tu C W Rieketson
J II Tiernan S ii Hartman
D M Long it .1 And CriOn
Jos W Baxter D E McKinley
C I. I Wolf Robert D ecclirnr,
Wm Smith W.l hill:len
01l Jones , BF .1 one. ,
W II Phelps C II Herron
SECRETA Ri - Aiv i) TREA sURB R .
D. E. rfIcKINLEV.
Proisi den i
Alawtlll.•turvra
- -
Open daily, from 9A. u. to 2P. M. Also. Tues
day and Saturday evenings, from ft to S o'clock.
Deposits received of ONE DIME and upwards..
Dividends declared in December and June ,f
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain. are placed to the
credit of the depositor as prideipal, and hear in
terest, thus Compounding it.
Books containing Charter, By -Laws, &c., fur
nished at the office.
*sr This Institution offers, especially to these
persons whose earnings are sm elf, the opportunity
to accumulate, by small dePosits. easily saved, a
sum which will bee resource when needed, their
money not only being safe hut bearing interest, in- 1
stead of remaining unproductive. uiy2l
"tend
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!!
griltE4T RELIEF TO THE Arrucr.
‘n ED, itod those ,suffering from weakne2s of
ght:
TO ALL, YOUNti AND OLD:
YOU wish to experience great relief in your
ght, try the world-renowned
RUSSIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
Purchasers will continue to find perfect satisfac
tion by trying these Spectacles. :•ohl only by
J. DIAMON. Otdician,
\0.39 Fifth street, P D ost Ituildin g ,
The Russian Pebble inserted in old frames, if
lesired.
Rowarimpo:[ers:utti Pretender
•
TE CZ-I.U. 0 I T.. NV lt S.
WIGHTMAN Sc ANDERSON.
UEI N Efts A NI, !IC& LERS IN PYRE
oil+ Carlini! 11i1..1 1 /ality guarantee.t. Pittsburgh.
Alio. Itenznle and Car lireaso coaatantlr ut,
hand.
Ordt.ps. le.:t at ',l.'lncss. Smyth x ',Vat°
and First strimrs, b tli•sd. '
WANTED.
IV:IMT V SEA O\l/-111,1
1111
D; t.r. It it: I. ,
I \T EW AND IMEAVEIru I. Goons Al
Materum Clyde's.
Creach Embrobleries and Lace%
Collars, Sells. Banda i :
Lind 14.. e 11 %01111214 lem d Zona% :
Lace. Crape and TIPMUe Weill. :
ileematifebed. Embroidered Or Plain
Handkerchief*:
An elegant assortment of Children's Embroid
ered Waists, l'antaletta and Fancy Aprons, of
new dedgns, received and for sale at old rq
31ACIWA1
aul:2 7S 3farket st., between 4th S: Diamond.
1 1 1 KNISH INIII4 41:001104,.
sUITARLE FOR Till: :1:.1:-_ 4 0N
A 4 UM LVDE
Invite titteotion t d their et.n•k of ;ENT!, l•
1:1V8 and st .
114.11 and Tratelism Skirl..
COI ISIMS. • 1444. 3 timpexider,,,
Linen and Silk is nisilkerela
Gloves'. 114 me, Ciatiorrilait. A.
lj. • .'; 111.1; TS.
It:d of her'
Fllllll,lling iin hand
iit 11ACEL7711 11.1,1 DE S.
an LI 7i Market:it., between Ith .tt Diamond.
Rol or 111 E EXICCVTIVK CMIMITTER,
or A 1. EGH EN Y COUNTY
Pittsburgh, 3 I
A i"r it E EETI NG or EEXEC E.
TIVE COMM ETTlik: held this day, the fol
lowing resolution was ailopt , d-
R"olned. That subsesiption book be opened at
the flanking House of ities, , ra. Kramer 3c Hahn,
3.3 Fifth street. 'Pittsburgh, and Ci t y
}tank Federal street. Allegheny and that
notice to that effect be published in The city
In accordance with the above. books for sub
scriptions to the Bounty Fund for Volum.
leers front Allegheny eanot have been opened
at the places iotheated in toe re,tolution.
Tae Committee would mo=t respectfully hut
earnestly appeal to every citizen, to i•onte forward
in this important I . riois Of our National :drain:.
and contribute, t ) the extent of his ability, to aid
in 'blueing in the lied, in the 4toctest poesible
time. the q mita of volunteers required front this
county. Tilus..M. 110 W
l!tv President of Committee.
Vfrill It. Oi I M r 41 I" 1c2•4,
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
Manufacturers of
PIKE wurrE REFINE ur
C A It 11 (.1 N 1 1, b,
Office, NO. 291 LIBERTY bTItEIT. Pitts
burgh. Pa. myB-61nd
Confection Of Senna.
/MIMS MEDICINE IS INV.% I.IPA
AL as a mild and gentle purgative. pleasant and
agreeable to the taste. For children and delicate
persons it will be found particularly well adapted.
Prepared by
JOSEPH
JOSEPH FLEXING,
corner Market street and !he Diatnond.
Pure Holland Gin for Medicinal Fur
poses.
llg AM IN RECEIPI OF A surcuiroß
article of pure Holland Gin, imported in
quart jugs. expressly for medicinal purposes.
Those having use for this article will find this
vastly superior to the article usually purehasud
in bottles. For sale by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
null corner Market street and . the Diamond.
R. R. BULGER ,
IiANU7ICTUR6II OT
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
FURNITURE.
No. 43 Smodtbfiehl St re—,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand, which we will sell at the
owed prioes for CASH. mylt:llyds
HENRY W. BEAUMONT & 00.,
LIORMI MILT OF THE TWO - M LE
iItiUSE, dealers in Foreign Brandies, ines,
and Gins; also. Blackberry, Raspberry, Wild
Cherry, and Ginger Brandies. Old Monongahela,
Rye, and other Whiskies, Jamaica Rum, Supe
rior Wine Bitters..ke.
. .
No. 83 Liberty 'street.
Opno.ite Fourth street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Hotels. Taverns. and Families supplied nt mod
erate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider for fam
ily or hotel purposes. jy3-6Ma
REMOVAL.
MINE PENNSYLVANIA SALT SAN•
UFACTURANG COMPANY
Have removed their Office from 21 Wood st. to
OLD BRE IVERY,
Verner of Pitt and Duquesne Wity,
OFFICE ON PITT STREET.
au2-bu GEORGE COLIIOUN,
II REP IT BEFORE IrOy.
SAVE YOUR MONET
when you can and get a BE T T ER PIA NO.
(let the thing itaeU well misname one that it Sight
sad elude touch, that will not ache your wrist
sad Angers is a PIANO today sad to-morrowjew
for emelt or approved atedMaosa. -Calloand he
seavineed. mpg k BROTHER.
Elwasfardame:LlS Wood stmt.,
eds-ar - sAlassis =las EOM
:mat_ Jut nadirriandforpolt _
ail 2 CormilhagtmlAgkidi
e fitct that a political party, styling
the rnion party, still exists in East
ennessce, intact, dominant and defiant,
filch in the month of May last, elected
elecnit jialges and one thaneclior, as
I 'lion men against competitors, who were
ran as 10/,at Sonthern amen, is a forcible
confluent upon the charge of persecution
and severity in the administration of the
Confederate Government in Tennessee.—
Orre 1 . - ;orcertutctd cannot afford to lose
Last Tenne,se: and when it does secure
its authority there experience may teach
it the noces:4ity 01 a Amer if vol harsher
Mdic>i to !seep a turbulent and un
riener,,s people in subjection to the
laws. /*Lis ronntrp is the
Aen.4o ne (!i - the southern arch. It is now
in great peril. Whether the great artery
through whit-t, the life-blood of the South
non- circulates—the East Tennessee
nta 11. In be surrendered, whether,
le , only adequate supply ofsalt isio be lost,
, Ndtether the on iv hog crop in the South is
o he sutren.kred, whether that army of
mdisciplincd vengeance and indiscrimi
tat, slau g ht,•,.. from which so much is
~,ped 1 1 rownlow and his Northern
riends. is t,, 1,0 permitted to burst across
ft e devot.ri land with the desolation of
volcanic tire. are questions of vast and
preSsinc
FLEA' iN.;
- -
Poll 7111: WAR
FILINALN 4G-TIJIMEI
COME I7P AND VOLUNTEER:
if You Don't You'll be Drafted !
III: UNDERSIGNED ARE ORGAN.
1ZINI; a ~,u pany fur three years or during
the war, and will accept all abhi.badied lam not
over age. of grid moral °bander, who will re
tht! 11,11:11 bounty. and $3 to cacti man on
naine
1•h •
~ m pany, - , on as filled. willl , o" , ent into
. quarter.," :Zllii..?"ll.s"uctl then., until armed
e.iuinpcd.
Ai•' , ly at Tiormat i;elty's . t , re, corner Dia
mond and strect3, Allegheny, or at our
stand in the Dia:munl. FRANK TIERNAN.
DR .I.itz. SCHINRIS.
ALBERT PEART.
WAR FOR LIBERTY!
10 tt E Ell EN RALLY ENLIST FOR
T111iIVAlt: Men wanted for the
JONES' LIGHT INFANTRIC.
Fifly Dollars a- soon -no .passed by the medical
dicer appolutvd by (inventor Curtin, Twenty-
Five Dollars when company is mustered into the
service of the le,leral Covernment, Thirteen Dol
lars when the company is full, being one month's
nay in advance: Two Dollars is allowed for each
iteentit, ma King
_v/y/ TY Es BOUNTY.
CAPT. Al E 1 W Al\ has seen thirteen month's
ser% lee in the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. and
is authorized to raise a Company for three years.
or during the war
'Yount.; men, volunteer at once, for if you are
drafted, you will be compelled to do military ser
vice, and will receive no bounty.
Appheations made for enlisting at 68 Fifth at.,
third story, over the Jewelry Store of James It.
Reed .tt
anti- tt
PITTSBURGH RIFLES
COMPANY C.
7
rti v E to A ra i IL B 7 ;
c
an
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
erniting. Moral and intelligent young men are
requested to cell, as we expert to rats a first
ei.ss , •mupany or none.
BEN, B. KERR. Captain.
!Late of Co. A. Pth P. It C.)
ROOT. W. BARD, InLieut
CI I A. M. OORSILY. 23 Lieut. aull
ON LT A FEW DAYS REMAIN FOIL
voluntary enlistment.
Drafted men do not receive either government
or county bounty.
Do not be forced to serve your country, but vol
unteer. and receive the
when
BOUNTY
mu F
teNeldN E i TY
nDO t L h L e A ad ß ff S i
tionel
bounty of $75 when the war is closed.
The undersigned proposesto enlist a company
of infantry to serve for the war. and earnestly ur
ges upon all patriotic citizens the necessity of en
listing at once.
Recruitrm Office, ConnollyN Hall. corner Grant
and Diamond streets. SAMUEL HARPER.
JOHN J. CASE. q
eta Recruiting oMcers.
BLCKTA IL RIFLE BRIGADE.
HAVE BEN
for AUTHORIZED TO
recr a the Bucktail Brigade.
The Company will be armed with the beet quid.
ity of rifles, and the Brigade will be detailed for
the most honorable service.
Pay and bounty the same as other Allegheny
county volunteers
-11490 Paid each recruit when mustered into ear ,
11 cadqu az ters MORTON'S "TALL, Fifth street.
pposite the Post Nice, Pitisburgh.
WM. Id. DAIGLIEES
Recruiting Officer.
PITTSBURGII
FULTON RIFLES.
eig YEARS OR DURING THE WAR!
U All pergons degiroue of serving their coun
try, and not being compelled to submit to a draft.
will immediately enliet. and thereby secure the
NINETY DOLLARN BOUNTY.;
In excess of the regular pay. authority of
the Governer, this Company will be under the
conituand cf
.4 . M. WICKERSUAM, Captain,
J.BRITTOti. First Lieutenant,
COME ONE. COMB ALL!
Recruiting Sectin Reuse. in Diamond.
Pittsburgh. and at Market llousa, Allegheny
City. au9 , tf
The Washington County Boys aro
Coming.
FOR TIIIIEE YEARS OR ZEIR-WAR.
NOUN FRASER, pasincessa OF
al Mathematics end Astronomy. Jamie Col
lege, Canensbunk_ins reosived mien- from the
STATE DEPAINir toraise Volunteer Com
panies in Waslunsiton county.
Bounty, 1141 when yon are- mustered in. and
the additional bounty of *75 at the close of the
Dotetwitt - to burdrafp& as you will only re
ceive $ll per meth gad no lbounts-
Headquarters. Flattest Misuse. Waslallori
tem. Pm; CsloHesse. icasemeligner.
ressimm
For fartberinformation inquire of
CAPT. JOHN RASER. or
LIEUT. H. BINGHAM. _
At lloadgenters. '
Punishment for thollist , Tettees..
se© Unionists. .
The following article from a Richmond
paper, looks as if the hebel Government
was preparing for a rush upon East Ten
nessee:
The Confederate States Government has
pursued a policy towards malcontents
within its own jurisdiction, which has
been generous to weakness. The Union
men of East Tennessee never hare been
subjected in, restraint, punishment or vio
lence en act:ount (tf their being Union me n.•
The policy of the Government towards
them has been mild and conciliatory. We
will venture the assertion that no Govern
ment de ,/into much less de jure, ever tol
erated so much open, turbulent and
contemptuous resistance to its authority.
The people of Tennessee had declared
for "separation" from the United Stites
and annexation to the Confederate States.
This Government had extended its juris
diction, its laws and its protection, over
the people of Tennessee. No vestige of
he Fey ' - •
ederal Government remained,—and
, very name had been expunged from the
aws, firms, oaths and courts of Tennes
see by the solemn acts of its own Le4isla- •
tare. 't there were men in a consider
able section of this State who boldly ad
vocated the cause of the old Govern
ment, and took up arms in its cause;
who organized • a complete system of
espionage for the aid and benefit of
the public enemy: who "bushwhacked"
the Southern soldier in the lonely woods •
who alarmed, excited, acid infuriated the
people with false statements in relation to
our Government; who depreciated our
currency. openly recruited for I , incoln's
army, burned our rai:road bridges, and cut
down and destroyed our telegraph lines.
A few of them, and but a few of them,
hare been subjected to punishment. We
repeat, no rnion 111:111 who has not acted!
treason to the Confederacy, who has not in
some form been in open, thelious rebellion
against its laws and authority, has been
sul!ketett to the slightest inconvenience on
account O' his sentiments. In all commu
nities, even the inost enlightened and
Christian, there will be perpetrated indi
vidual acts of violence during turbulent
times, and especially when the State is in
he throes of revolution. Our country in
his respect has not been more fortunate
an others: but instances of this violence
ve been very rare, and generally pro-
%lILIT'SRY NTOTICE~.`-~
J. 11. 31.3ELWAIN. Captain
FOR THE Wift!
RELIEF GUARD
FOR VTR
glitmittineitio tar *lfniiiaMitavE
WA _
grjOISE TO X NOIR THE *goo 00
192._
WIMILED By THE CITY FO LOp.
TOM THEADVANCEIRLEATKEII.
NATIONAL TAX, AND DEPRECIA.
VON OF CURRENCY, ALL CON-
SPIRE TO ADVANCE soots
_ .
SHOES BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT
---
B"
CONCERT HALI.SHOE STORt.
No. 62 Fifth street
•
- HAVE MADE CONTRACTS -----
IN 11111110
yEAR ANZAH.,- ; so sWE LL
STILL BELL AT ABOUT
• ,j I #•
STEAMBOAT AGENCY.
NV 7301 EXA.Z.T....10"11"
Han opened an °Zoe at
NO. 90 WATER STREET,
Where be will transact s General Steamboat
Ammer business. and would solicit a sham of AC
ronnefromsteaboatmen. ap2l-17d
Orrice Aortito Cott. Suss. 11. S. Akar. I
Pittsburgh, Penn's, Aug.,6 1852. J
IeIEALED PILOPDXALIII WILL BE ME
CEIVED at this Office until 12 M, on Satur
day, the 16th of August. 1862. for the delivery at
the Camp to be established atLindenerove. near
this city. at such times and in such quantities as
the =demi,' ned may reqhire, of the following ar
ticles, vie: Mew Pork. Bacon. (clearaides.) Bacon
Hams. Bain,. Peas. Rice. Hominy. Potatoes. Cof
fetragreen.) Coffee. (ground.) Tea. Brows Sugar.
Crushed Sugar. Finekar. (cider.) Candles. (Ada
mantine,) Soap. (resin.) Salt. Molasses. Sour
!front. Pickles. (encumber.) Soft Bread. Hard
Bread, and Fresh Beef. (necks and sbanks - ex
cluded)--all to be of the bast quality. Package'?
.to be
amendand plahely marked with nett weight
and tare, no charge thereon allowed. Sepa
rate bi s will be received for Fresh Beef, and for
Soft and Hard Bread, and for all the other arti
cles above endmerated collectively.
Back bid must be accompanied by a guaranty
for the execution of acontraet, in ease the bid be
accepted; and good and sullicient security will
be required for the due performance thereof.
Blank forms of bids and guaranties may be pro
cured on application at this office, personally, er
by letter or telegraph.
Proposals by firms must name all the partie s to
such firms.
The proposals of bidders not in conformity to
the above requirements will not be considered:
Bidders must be present when the bids arc
opened.
The right endect all bids is reserved.
Bids to bersed. " Proposals for Subsistence
Stores."
A. MONTGOMERY,
Major and Aceg Com. Sub. U. S. Army.
au7—Chron cop/
Steam from New York to Live
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Paton Commander.
WILL BE DISPATCHED
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM NEW YORK.
Calling at Queenstown. Tuesday - - Sept,
Saturday - - Id Saturday , - - Oct. 2:3
Wednesday, - Oct. 1- Thursday.- - Dec. ll
Tnetden - - Nov.lB
Sir-This magnificent rhip havingproved herself
unequalled for speed, safety, and comfort. (sea
sickness being nehmen& on board,) is strongly rev
ommended as the most eligible conveyance for
passengers.
FIRST CABIN, from - - - - $llO to $1.55
each berth, according to the size, situation, and
accommodation of the State Monis. all having
thc same privileges in the anima - is and in regard
to meals and attendance.
Suites of apartments fur families Wily be en
gaged by special agreement.
Servants accompanying passengers, and ail
dress 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 anti fru in Liverpool at
a fare and a half,
THIRD CABIN.
Intermediate State Room—Paseengera found
with bed. bedding. table utensils. and good sub
—stantial food, - - . - - - sss—
STEERAGE.
With superior accommodations. - - 35
Each passenger allowed twenty °Male feet of
luggage.
An experienced surgeon on hoard.
For freight or passage apply to
THOS. RATTIGAN.
115 Water stroet. Pittsburgh.
CHAS. A. WHITNEY.
At the office, N0.21t Broadway. N. Y.
HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents.
ant
LINDS.EY'N BLOOD NEAMMER.
The GENUINE ARTICLE, prepared by the
original inventor. Dr. J. AI. LINDSEY, which
has Droved itself to ho invaluable in the cure of
SCROFULA,
Cancerous Formations.
Cutaneonoi Dltse4iutE%
Erystpelats.
Boils,
Pfniplen on the Free:
Mere Errs,
Serail Head,
Teeter Aireslleum
Old and Stubborn Meer*.
lithealauttle Disorders,
Dyspepoka.
Contiveueor.
Jaundice,
X.lt Rheum,
Memorial Disowns.
general Debilfty.
Liver Ceimplahlt.
Looser Appetite,
Low Spirits,
Foul illomaolt.
Female Faunal/Um*.
Together with all other
Disarders ream an
Improper Condition of the
Cireulatory System.
As a General Tonle
Its Eileen' are most
•
Benignant, and.
ealsnot fan to Benefit
where used Perseveriani,
Aeoorditot to Dtroetimair
Is offered to the public as a medicine in every
way worthy of confidence, it having now stood
the test of many years, with the result of a rapid
ly increasing demand.
ABA TONIC it has no equal. Unlike the
many vile mixtures called - Bitters." it creates no
tabs appetite, but gives tone and vigor to the
system gradually and permanently.
A? A SPURIOUS ARTIOLI being in the market._
renders sreat caution necessary in parehaabar.
&kits that Prepared by Dr. LINDicEY, and take
no other.
NINON JOHNSTON. Druggist.
Wholesale and Retail Agent, •
Corner Smithfield and Fourth streets.
33 4-1800:at-eft Pitebarah.
Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Ettore
For Bab.
%lEEE STOCK AND PLIMIXIIII OF A
Wholesale Grose" Liquor WOus d° -
ins a good tr de on sew of the best eastaess
streets in the city, is offered for sale. as the own
ern wish to go into other business. For Author
particulars address
au7-tf LOOK BOX 18, Pittsburgh P.O.
NOTRL FOR MINT.
- 1101 it 11113 IT— TINE lIIMIIMBIdit NO.
Tn. situated at Gautsistille It. It'ltelpet.
°a liar street, is offered for in as riniksibte
taw. The MOEN' is is assailust seek Mit
iosipletels duaigied. Aselyte
lelli-ti THOS. UOORI. le•
APPLii-ei s v ORMAIN a P.
PLUS Jut ressiyed %DA Or WO by
A. MUM.
Comm ?Orbit and First street".
sa v le blr arad - eza TONT TO AMBITO
11 411 P ire —i•
On • lIIRIRT R. COLLL`i&