PAILY POST. YARN KU W. NEW YORK. ana _ TREET. BOSTON are our agents for the Dally sed Weekly Poet in those cities, and are au . °sized to take Advertisements and Subecrirtions r us at our Lumen Rake. ----- THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 21 -- --- CITY all lIBIGHBOiIIOOII INTELLIGENC! Apology. We crave the indulgence of such of our agents and subscribers as did not receive their papers on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. file cause was the, breaking, 00 t wo stieeez.sive mornings, of portions of our maelduery. We have taken due pre cautions to prevent a recurrence of such am cidents, alike (I :.greeaL.le to our patrons and ourselves. $ O Bl. Vaashas ILClay in Pitts ' burgh --..11 serenade and a Speech. Hon. Cassius M. Clay, late Minister to the Court 01 St. Petersburgh, arrived here by the noon train from the East yester- day, on his witl - nor , •..) ;7. , nr,t , c 1 4y. lie gephtue;4o t4e Itiditokgaliela flouSe, 'Where he was eitlied - hpo n tiering the atter noon by -h number Of our most prominent politicians 4//4 t• It was arranged and announced in the ' distingui . "‘' ' rpe's V..., • 1. et{ e visitor would be sera Laded at MO h 4.11 . _ past - :coot, m tue evening, vrikviflie would probably address like assembly. At the nour named Smithfield street wag crowded will, nn impatient throng— And at about quarter befilre eight. Atter Young's Balm Mel played, in flee ) le, the "Star Spangled Banner,'' lion. P. C. Shannon en: I et! the meeting to order ripminntia,l "M. J . ; 4lqorhead thr Atitcmtiti." 1: •,r rtntur.l,:s that gen tleman presented Gm,. Rob:lison lin the absence of lion. A. W. Loomis, who was first designated) who. in turn, intro duced lion. Cassias M. Clay. That dis tingnished gentleman addressed the peo ple for a full 11 or in a familiar style. We have not space to more than advert to the main noints of his ad.drm:s., the greater port- . wasa..-an lei [xiaitiou Jilthereeling s of foreign governments to- Wards us. On visiting England he was surprised to- fled that people, 'with th e same horum . e. o.nd as oar ownWar,' ri4` ti i:h tleefi'sYinpathy fbr bye • sihye, eht.t deteitution of the Institution- of negro. sletverv.---suPport ' r;e4 gainst an rohniul‘thrikaa - 11-I.llat 1.11at 110 titan shall be .1-i e bi es a slave—and ail desiring the destruction of the republic. He refs; red to the course of f;ord flronghter., a man of the people, al ways opposed to slavery, who, when the question came up in the Hous e of Lords, said it was a very difficult one to be touched by Eugland—o ne on which Americans were very sensitive, and which they should say nothing, against : also to the filet that, before a drop of! blood had been spilled here, the rebel footiministers had 1.:.4ei Pisces on the same g ns t nheseof the established govern- j _ ;pent. He next alluded to their course in, the Trent affair, but remarked that they! bad not then heard of the Monitor, which had frightened them so that they were more terribly afraid of the Yankees than ever before, and even talked of fortifying London and Liverpool, which they had never thought of when threatened by the French. Coming next to thaftkindition of the English laboring clallig he contended that they worked harder for less pay than any people on earth—v.-ere more flattered by talk about liberty and had less of it Chap any other class or nation. The pim p red aristocracy are our national enemies, but the people are on our side; the poor operatives, suffering for bread, by reason of the short supply of cotton. say: "If the Americans are fighting for liberty, let us starve, but do not interfere with them." He spoke of ••Ould I re' and" as the na tional ally of the United States—as she expected our aid in her future struggle fur independence. Lpuis Napuleon and the Freliell people. were, he believed strongly fn favor of the Union and tflway s had been. On this he would stake his reputation as a man of discriinination. As an instance he stated that just before the op ming of the' French chambers, after it had been ;mated fornolitic•apurpt,,,e s in tinglaz,titiiaf i r tt*z tlena• Eaipero'r hatl . tiinc; and triad 6 pi : olibsais tYEoglaiid to - recognize the Southern Confederacy, the French government lieu gives au unegnieteml de nial, and said that America had given no cause for interference, and if she did riot. ,1 they did not wish to interfere. The peo• pie of France sympathise with liberty. and we will always find them our friends. Side by side with France will be the Emperor of Russia, the ruler of 65,000,- 000 consolidated people . , whose affection j and confidence he secured by striking off the shackles of 20,000,000 serfs, notwith standing .the-protests of the aristocracy, who owned them. To such a man we have a right to look for sympathy, and lie having always expressed himself in favor' of this great Republic, we will find him and - the French Emperor ready to join hand in band in our behalf. Mr. Clay expressed his views upon the present policy of the government some what at length, but they are suceintly stated in one sentence. if I were Presi dent, my policy would be to ask eve r y rasa in the South, slaveholder orl nowslaveholder, red, black, white or I blue; "are you for or against the Star Splangled Banner;" if h • was for it 1 would say: "here is a insket : come and help us defend its" I would han: every rebel who refuses to take the , oath of allegiance and obey the laws—and , every man in the North; sympathizing with rebellion, who refuses to take the oath, I , would oblige to pull up stakes and go to the other side of the line. After a peroration rising to eloquence, the speaker retired. He had been at tentively listened to, and was frequently interrupted by bursts of applause from the large concourse. After another patriotic air from the band, the crowd called for Ex-Gov. Johnston, who had not made hie appearance when we left the hotel. Mr. Clay left by the midnight train for Louisville. Naturalization of Alien Sol • there. We publish, for the bene:it of such as are not aware of the existence of such a law, the following, which is entitled : "An Act to define the pay and emolu ments of certain officers of the army, and for other purposes." approved July 17, 1862: Section 21. And be it further enacted, That any alien, of the age of twenty-one years and upwards, who has enlisted or shall enlist in the armies of the United States, either the regular or the volunteer forces, and has been or shall be hereafter honorably discharged, may be admitted to become a citizen of Me United States, upon hie petition, without any previous declara tion of his intention to become a citizen of the United States; and that he shall not be required to prove more - titan one year's residence Within the United States previ ous to his application : and that the court admitting such alien shall, in addition to o u gh proof of residence and g ood moral character as is now provided ;:y law, be atieSed, by competent proof, of such per gola having been honorably discharged from the aerMce of the United States, as afore said: Steubenville papers please copy. CongrAwiktjal Nondsatiii. l'hifikiilbliesneferees from 'West moreland, Indiana and Fayette counties assembled at Greensburg on Tuesday and Piiiiinitallow to OS ilium", Engl. , meers—Addreia of Mr. Howe. The "Howe Engineers," Capt. Adams, were yesterday made the recipients of a very appropnategift, from the Hon. Thom as M. Howe, in whose honor the company was named. Being assembled on the West Common, previous to leav ing , for Harrisburg, each man was presented wtth a beautiful copy of the "Book of Common Prayer.'' In making the presentation, Mr. Howe addressed them as follows: Jig Fellow Citizens of the.geese Engineers: I had the pleasure of Meeting you on a former occasion since your organization, and testifyin g my apprecision of the hon or done mein adopting my name as that ot'yitint• company. I de4ire now, on the eve of your depar ture from home to take part pa in the most important struggle ever inaugurated since the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters, and this globe of ours became fitted for the habitei.tn of oratiAb tireient to ?.ac'u of yOu' A -alight testimonial of my peisonal regard. This manual, which I now present you, is entitled 'The Book of Common Prayer.' It Inculcates those general principles ofi duty which should govern us in all our re lations with our fellow !ten, but Is more espeoii.tH.T designed to teqtlr ita 'these en rhant;inn-d; therefore, more jmitortf4nl truths. which illii.-tcate our - relations to trod , ;tad point the way to heaven. On the near field of duty upon which you I are about to enter, you will be led to feel more that, YOU "" ever heretofore felt,' wie need of the protecting power of flitn soieati... Initigh, and Alton . t - Whose notiee sparrow • —elle lulled ! to the ground." To His cure, and to Ws guidance and protection, 1 desire, in the fullness of an overflowing, heart, to commend each and all of yon. flake it your morning and evening habit to look up to Him as your surest protector. Cultivate and practie l 3 living anti phidiug faith in him.—!,e instant in season and out of season. in the dircharge of er duty, whether as soldiers of the Union ve u nder the glorious stars and stripes, or us soldiers under that still more glorious banner— the banner of the Cross—aril whatever may betide you, whether it shall he, when the battle is over, to be returned in safety,tc.: the lot'ett ones at home, or to be marshalled amongst the redeemed in tu g army ip fleaven, you may feel assured that your ultimate safety-is secure. :gay toe God ni 6 5 ii i y %vitt! s 0.4 hint bl y. t,,ess Vizir Neeting 49 Vnultv9tint: oi AllitidfluhA 'e"- • •. cone: dap evening a spirited war - meeting was held in Te , nperancevill e , over which Jas. Trunick, Esq., preAdcd, Bur ' gess Cochran acting as Secretary. Rev. Calhoun, Rev. McCartney, Capt. Samuel Harper, Capt. Malwaiue, Lent. Snod• grass, and one or two t Sri made brief pa triotic addresses, which were enthusiasti• cally received. During the meeting it is alleged that several persons circulated an absurd story that poor men would be com pelled to enlist or be drafted, while the rich would get . off, preventing several who designed enlisting from doing so. Some of the parties were arrested, and an unsuc cessful attempt. was made to rescue them. Tt.e offenders, James 31ouls, Wm. Cod• dington and James Patterson, were held to bail to answer, to he turned over to the Provost .Marshal. if the evidence sitar warrant. Iii==:1:121Ell ----- State Medical Board. By the advertisement elsewhere those aterested will observe that the State Med ical Board of Pennsylvani a will meet at Ilarrisburg on the llth of September next to examine candidates for Assistant Sur• Aeons. About one hundred and eighty medical officers will be required for the old and new regiments. Surgeons will be obtained by the promotion of Assistants who prove worthy. The position of As sistaut Surgeon is a pleasant one, and the interest and pride taken by Pennsylva nians in their State regiments makes the association with thew more agreeable than any position in another corps. There is also a treat advantk. , ge in voluntary enlist• •nent.: physteiaub, when drafted, alas! go i::to the 7:unke of upon the regi mental stall: Singular Disappearance. An aged Mau named Wrn. Adair, resi ding at l'almersvillu, Allegheny county ; left his home alma two o'clock on Satur day last, iu search of a cow, and ran only be traced some live or six miles from his residence, at which place he was going in the direction of Clinton, on the Clinton I grade road. Ile may have wandered from that direction and it is hoped that he has met with Some one to care for him. He way in his nth year, wore black pants, vest and dark coat, with low morocco shoes. His hair was quite gray, partly bald, with a w nd-gall on the crown about the size of a partridge egg, by which he can easily be recognized. Any informa tion of his whereabouts will be gratefully received by his two daughters, who are deeply distressed at his absence and at their ineffectual efforts to find hint. Blair County. Blair county will not submit to a draft. She has raised seven companies for the war under the late calls, the last of which, under Capt. ''hoe. McFarlane, left for Harrisburg on last Friday morning. Six of these companies have been formed into a regiment with four companies from Huntingdon. They were thoroughly armed and equinped, and are acknowl edged by all who saw them to be one of the most splendid regiments that has left the State. That they will give a good ac countof themselves, thereson be no doubt. The regiment is officered as follows : Colonel, Jacob Higgins; Lieutenaut Colo nel, Jacob Szink; Major, J. J. Lawrence; Adjutant, R. M. Johnston. The Enrollment. Some of Marshal Murdock's deputies in this city have gone to work, and the en rollment is being much more accurately made than by the county officers. Twen ty-five of the county deputies have receiv ed their instructions and gone home to commence the work. A few of the en rolling officers in this county have not yet reported to the Commissioner,' who ur gently requests them to come forward at once and accept or decline. Who Will Respond? A citizen of Irish "extraction," over fifty years of age, makes the following proposition: That he will be one of a hundred men, none under forty-five years of age, to enroll themselves into a compa ny for three years or the war and each man to give $5OO, to be paid over to the Executive Poonnittee_, to pay bounty for volunteers. Any wishing to take part in this patriotic movement can obtain further particulars on application at this office. Will our eotemporaries give this further publicity? Opening Postponed. Owing to the non -arrival of some of his company, who are yet fulfilling engage ments Last, Manager Henderson has de cided to postpone his opening until he can do so with a certainty of offering good at traction. Therefore the first performance will not be until Saturday night or tie present week. Senatorial Conference, The Democratic Senatorial Confersace for the district composed of Blair, Cam bria and Clearfield counties, after forts, eight unsuccessful' ballots, adjourned to MO at Altoona, on Thursday Aug. 28th. The Melodeon. Csaip $llll/0. A large force of workmen is still em ployed at Camp Howe. They now have barracks, suitable for winter quarters, if necessary, for 1,000 men ready and will j be able to take in 1,500 by the close of" the week. Five companies were in camp Yesterday morning and three :flora 7.-ere expected in the evening, two from Arm strong county and Capt. Jno. Fraseri s company from Canonsburg, Washington county. Capt. A. Forsyth is Commissa r y, assisted by D. C. Kammerer , who has been' appointed Assistant Commissary. Camp equipage for fifteen hundred men was expected yesterday and the blankets will ) arrive in a day or two. Affairs at the: camp are yet incomplete—for iriu4ace,the wells have not been ar.d water is still taken from ti i e city cflek which, after standing iiwhie; is not very palate ble, but is itittib)e for washing and cook. ling—hat Major Montgomery, U. S. Quer termaatar, is trying every effort to have every :legalise*, arrangements perfected at an early day. Surgeon General Smith has appointed Dr. Barbour Fia.rgeen to the camp. The Hospital, a! not quite fin ou ished, but t 4.0,. yet needed, as no se of the'e ris u.tse bits t'oceurred. The discipline are amp is good, all the usual guards kco.ap, and good order prevails. At present the duties of the commandant re quire him to be in the city almost con stantly, and his place is filled by Capt. W. hi. Moody, the senior in camp. From present appearances Carla /low wiitsoon be one of the most orderly and best regu lated earaps in Pennsylvania. Departure of Colonel o r liorieso i !if i/ i4 64 et, , There was an immense gathering of peo ple, chiefly women and children, on Liber ty street yesterday afternoon, to wit witness the deeartuDe of the tct compa nies of nine months men forming Col. Clark's regiment. There wore many sad partings and tearful eyes, and all hid the brave defenders of our country God speed, and wished them a safe return. The three trains which carried the soldiers, moved off' at a quarter past four o'clock, and n shout wen*, up from the assembled mul titude. Ere this the rerr.in , ent has reached Harris.b,l4% in safety , I Vhetiter.they go int • mediately forward.. we are not nrart.r.,;,7: to say. l'hurF!! to4yfution. It bas been settled that the General 'Fri ennial convention of the Pr uPpAii;ti OPig oepisl Church ail.],lertattte :ft. tigha's ;t 1 c-ILT , tlia ilidt gulit • ,:f, r iay , as if there were oe no absentees ,frotn the Southern States. The theorradvanced by some of the Church papers, that, under the cir cumstances, it could not constitutionally meet to transact business. is seemingly abandoned. All the dioceses in the loyal States will, undoubtedly, be •fully repro• sented.' and that will secure considerably more than a quorum to do business. Vigilant guards. But a few men are vrtnted to fill thjs company, and the officers. desirous of having their men mustered in to-dity, will pay a private bounty in addition to the liberal bounty paid by the county. An et<• cellent opportunity is here offered to join a company officered by thorough military men. Headquarters Wood street, tin der Lafayette Hall. ---- - Important to Reernittaig OM cern. The Executive Committee, are exceed ingly anxious that all recruiting officers fur the three years' service who have not received authority from the Governor or Adjutant-General should report to the committee before noon of to-day, k Thurs day, f that their names may be sent forward for confirmation. This is a matter of great importance to all, and should he at tended to without further delay. Death or a Minister. Kett. John Neil. x venerable minister, recently died at his residence in Mount Jackson, Lawrence county, Pa. Mr. Neil was for about twenty years pastor of the Associate Reformed. now United Presby terian congregation of Mount Jackson. About three years ago he was struck with paralysis, since when he has been unable to perform ministerial duties. He died in a good old age, and in the hope of ever lasting Peace. Preasontationa. Yesterday afternoon, Elx-Ma.r Drum. of Alleigheny, Captain of Co. C.. Clark Infantry, was presented with a fine sword. sash and belt. The presentation took place in front of the Mayor's office, and the presentation address was made by Jas. Marshall, President of the Select Council. Cupt Drum responded in modest terms.— The city councils and officials were the donors. Lieut. J. M. Hays, of the Watt and Butchers' Infantry, was also the recipient of a beautiful•sword, presented him by John Watt, Esq. Taking the Oath. The oath of allegiance has been admin istered by AM. Jancey, of Lawrenceville to all the employees in the Allegheny Ar senal, some live hundred in all, not one o whom made objection to taking the obli gation. On Tuesday night, about nine o'clock, the residence of Mr. Miller, on Mt. Wash ington, took fire, in the absence of the family, and was soon totally consumed. - A small portion of the furniture was saved in a damaged state. The Ere is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. Rank Note Quotations. Corrected for the Post by Feld dc Litre ; of the National Bank Note Reporter. (The Reporter is published monthly, at One dollar a year in advance. Office Dis patch Building Pittsburgh, Pa.) Rates uncertain at present. PITTSBURGH. August 20.1&32. /Hamm*, New England States New York &afro New York City Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) ..... •" Pittaburgh,... .... ezoopt inset, naiiot Country Banko Delaware District of Columbia., .Marzland.p2i t c r nw . .. , Trahei .... hes Interior North Carolina South Carolina Geongia Alabama ~ Louhdana Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Indian L Tree BMWsHank of the State. Whoontin lowa Michigan Missouri Canada. premium • Exchange selling rates on New York and Philadelphia IR cent. over bankable funds. Coin—Gold selling at 14®16 per cent. over bankable funds, and silver at 10 over bankable fUnds. St. Mary'. Pie 1111 e. The picnic for the schools attached to St. Mary's church takes place at Iron City Park 'to-day. • -We hope all who love to spend a pleasant day will attend. Dinner tickets, fifty cents. Leave To-Day. The Sumner Infitutry, Capt. Seibert, Union Infantry, Capt. Wright , Re Infaatry, Capt. dyne, mad- Mee stock Guards, Capt. Lamer, all sworn in for nine months leave for Harrisburg at 4 o'- will New lillinamp Correskey. mannfactimere of the. new stamp c urrenc9 have commenced to deliver their stamps, and the first lot of the new cur rency is expected here to-day. Captain Batchelor, it is expected, will be ready to distribute it for gold, silver or treasury notes, on Friday, but only in small amounts at first. The bills are about a quarter as large as the -treasury notes, and are. of four denominations: five, ten, twen ty-five and fifty cents respectively. They are to be issued in sheets of twenty for the fives and tens, And sixteens for the twenty-fives And fifties, perforated like postage stamps so as to be easily sepera led. 41i-are famed of five and ten cent 'stamps, the fives and tens 8401 consisting of a single stamp with a large circle on each side, containing the Roman numer als, V or X, in geometrecal lathe work.-- The twenty-fives and fifties are made by overlapping five or.tAn cent stamps. The pound work of the fives and twenty-fives to yelloir, to,prevent photographing, which would be easy with the brown stamps alone. The green of the tens and little, is not readily susceptibl e of photograph ing. They will be delivered to the public in sheets. A sheet of live cent notes will be one dollar: a sheet of ten rent notes will he two dollars: a sheet of t h'enti' fivt cent notes will be f;:.. ‘.r aoilars: a shee: 0; fifty cent notesvi.li be eight dollars. Butler's rim" Company. Captain Bays ? of 11idC119.e,; township Butler county ? hron4h; ln 113 men yemet day malting the fifth from that purfotie dlstriet, '1 he; left for Harris burg In the evening. Another c.m.lii.,any is about full and will /.•-• -e a d v b y the close of the week. Dr. Vonßouhorst, No. &4 St. Clair street TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAD: aulB JOBIPLI irtTElt JOSEPH MEYER & SON, F ItAlt N 1,1 It 11.: dr 011 . 111.14 WAIRIfOrsR, tr. F.izth elreet ansllcY Volunteer Enlistment BLANKS, luxe A. a• .Ihl S It 4: E 0 N RECRUITING OFFICER Fur utits t. 7 SI'ATIO NEB AND IYt1 :Y Tl colon 1t wuor) A THIRD STS MILITARIV ROOKS LARGEPiT ANSORTME NT MILITARY BOOKS C:IXV CAta ho examined at IMINER's BOOK & PERIODICAL STO' Jil•'Tli sTREF: NTEAMBOAT AGENCY. W . A Z IL. El "I" Has opened an office at NO. 90 WATER STREET. Where he will transact • General Steaunhoa Agency business, and would solicit a share of Pat row, from steamboat sum ap24-Iyd lror Male, ONE LARGE THREE-STORIED Brick I/welling-Boost) and Lot. N 0.73 Lib erty street. The house h‘s just been painted. papered, and thoroughly repaired. and will be sold on acconinuniatiug terms. Apply to aul2-3wd LANDUCTH'S GARDEN AND FIELD SEED, WANDA NTED lIPMENH AND Air Also a general assortment of Agricultural Inspleasenta. Fr n t. libadeand Ornamental Tram. received and for sale b 7 BECKHAM & LONG, No. 127 Liberty Urea. next doorto Hare's Hotel. mh22 Boarding Wanted. wOD LADY. GENTLEMAN AND LIT TLE boy three years old. Addrese ault3 lwd LOST ONE 910 UNITED STATES TREAmy HY NOTE. and One Five Dolby Merchants' end hinnufituturers Bank. Pittaburel• The thider will please leave the same at this of fice. and receive a reward. aug WILLIAM BAIBALEir, WHOLESALE GRO CE R NOB. 18 AND 20 WOOD STREET, I@2 Par li 10040 Par 2 a 1 3,0%) 5 Read Read! Read! HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!! aaalLIT RELIEF TO THE AFFLICT ED. and those suffering from weakness of s _ YO ALL. YOUNG AND OLD. i fou wish to Tale= :eat relief in your kei r riaarri r rais supwrirczate. Purchasers Will oontinue to And r t esOdso don km tains these tbeetaeles. ld oar si ki t rAlON .Op No. street. set The Itagehin Pah inserted in old frames. if 68 184ansy Imposters and Pretenders. NOTICE Ms PENN Having ea . . viZINCTUREVO CO. uipA I illaaWOureilniVezPalts for the i TED "on . or vrrialioz. ..gimp i , the trudetherewith. :Ras Btill ha a cloudy 0f12.000 ! • will be si to lIU OPIUM in w antil s ll 111017 N. Amt. Mee. 24 Wood ,o t. Pittsburgh. Are new re Thar • Re ear dee DEVTISTA - ii 7 fi ~ rau~rvcres LAIMPACTURILnit ow) TAOIiTY AND PLAIN - , 6TRERT P1T719111 _ _ COMM W. M. 11AVICii, kiezt door to !'mottle S. McKE 102 Second strecL 8.. Pittalbumh Pout Oflice PITTSBURGH CORNER FIFTH & SMITHFIELD STREETS. (Opposite the Post °Mee) 'NIKE taIDISMCRUDER HAVING taken the above well-known stand, will be rased to SOO his friends at all hours. His wines. quota, ales. and ctgars am of the. best. Ja2l-3mil JOHN LUNDY. Proprietor. ALP 112EILIJ.N AEPIIIiR . . 120.0 LBS. ZEPHYR, WOOL, Of ail the choice and favorite shades and =lx. tures. FOR FANCY KNITTING. Dealers supplied in quantity at less than wet oat Einem prim. EATON. :4ACRITM Ar. CO.. No. 17 Fifth street. HERBY W. BEAUMONT & 00., ammianneLy OE THE THO - HALE HOME, deaden; in Foreign Brandiee. Wines, and Gina: also. Blackberry. BaspberrY. dd Cherry. and Ginger Er.ndini, Old 2 4 rmongaltels, .V.Ye„Jand other Whiskies. Jamaica Rum, Sup.. time Winailltsamidas. . • - °write mirth 'M ..-E••loll4lntgay attnstegi - • U; tla bandi. Hotels, Taverns. arid Families Pi supplied at mod rnate profits for cash. New Jersey Cider for fam ily or hotel PIP Poses. jr3-61nd TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS r.rAyriunr. AT TILE IRON CITY trxo COLLEGE, corner of Pont and St. Clair 6treers. Thumb*, rooming at 7 1 A..m. SETTLEMENTS. HOOP RIL ItRTS=FOR LADIES.. MIS. lth acs and eiren, 11 1c0felland's a u ction. CO- PARTNERSHIP. MUNE UNDERSIGNED If lISASSOCIA- A. tad with hiin his son, OL (Vial 111cf•••11N -4 IC, in a nopartnerAno, for the tr.nsietion of the CA RP fa BUSirftvi under th-, name nnd lion of W, fat:CLINT, CK do SON, ho solicits from sigeneroto public a continuance, to the new firm, of the liburn: patronage heretofo a by him self eitiol wi.IV. ArtIiNPVITS Tfa•thm purchased for Ch . - 11, befiwo tio3 late to/ranee. the larfrfst stock of erroets in the city, we won:dean the tentin o of whofer de and rem! boycra to our complete li sum wen t f I:AkWh's MAT YINO-. 011 &C Ia o SI fti., 112 Market street. 11117Pril11021 ilitT/CLE OF CANVAS Shoes --at Masonic IftLf Aue,ien NI 51.11tijil CYLLEGE. RE-. 1, PET.SHIIC,e. PRE.IIIEVT n, . -10-r i Fot."_in:f Attend:l%v.: I.t:c veur V.:4J... :111:: boruw.h ah.ie.....L.tt uttr:, of N. II aro I id.EGE.I IA G It usc taught. !FORT per for ho.t:(l.E.g.liSh Term eoLc. 2d. Send lo the Yr for:. C.I nu2l.2w P= l . - -.A II - ' 603.. Pres. L. LmteeE. GAYVAA sgoE.s, 31.k..5T MAR. ke—t itletm;:lanti's d Ite Lion, f 2-5 t it tki s tree. IJEAI ) -!,DJA.-:T TERI", lIC . MiLIIIA. aE.h3.:.:AL's • P.-Ic,, A uguat /. /862. AT#3 - 1 ; 1 4 1 11cAL aluAile.a. ark' PLNIt ••• ti 1.1:a N.A..— he, e•tu to ..t.euf2a.l .t.oarti meet in the /lon tLy Ileosu of itcpre-entative. .114ritseA u rn, on b. •e/ESE dal 1.8 2, awl ha ON Z.r A .1o: Cat: exa.'anutio, 4,1 can:ILL - Ana. :orll,l In kenmy vanin rexunente. • randllate.. r, .ii I.gkter at ttio Ira: at S a. :r. nad ili6se ' , two unt yat ^ ;..1. 0111 int ex:twine:l health. ar.: eap4t .1a • hTt ts•vice i,, I field. edit flinj• rtNivt• 1 A , r A. (14.ee:- or of l'enn'a i. l4s ißfil.t•Mrl'ir, eurgeon ties. Yn. mai OuTNI. SHOES . A•1') GAI old .4 n yourig—,,t Meat. • • _ ,-,0 4 - 4 1 4.1 04 - 1 " . " Nutt 4,4,146.- -1% BURNY. St WII.I u t,l att r ono oent U.lllldF uL Excellent Cilamber For ':!eat SCIDIE:IO7 TILF.ATCLI.7.Y x,:.1.3 tt 311 EN'S PRIME BOO7S-.VE 72ANIENDI I V Alull A Fifth _ A Splendid Opportunity ti NOW OFFIKOZED 'iu TILE yiifl3.il a in the purcba,, 1..4 NIPS, 41'11.i i'Df:ILEERS. U.% i. PIE.I.Ot NTS, SI DE USACKET.S, At ..; ! .. 1';1 Eit 81.1:AKLEY'S„ No. Wood street, try.! ..-ite the First Church. . 11111/!.. : % . 1 , 5 . : 11(1t . D EN:ho COVE' ta 4,11 p I:wi coRNER ~r FIFTH STREEI :C4.17 :11.trke! ,% tHERE PUBLIC CAN OB 'fA the brst an.lpttr,q Meal-,erred at al! on Ow bh,,rtz.i no Zna Fli}:l,. W -z•..;. Important to Volunteers and Recruiting Officers. Provicoui f.,f r. Ex) . ouNi y . Ivzh. THE ExEct"riva: i•uNI !II ITT I:1 have tan pleaear,., UI i11i4 , 111.C1L.: to LL!/ cr tots Dow e9lunteernlg lot the turviee tho,; , ,tal try lorllutteyivaciaorgabizAtioL3 tr , •ta this court ty that the r ,, n•roderlllld of e Luisll.lll..r, ~f A ilrzhcby ~. atatY t.. •;., t. r...en 24 thug iettor 1171 , Wila the canal .2,2,, , tl ,r eaeh. so - 001114, tje sn 2; 1,•• no :hurtled brit, I o Los.: ..•. E..?..1.1•• e .11 :ilt,,fv,2 Donn. y 2,11 'A.. • !••••I r , •! , •11.•; ; 11.1,1 • I :; "tO.l :11V0i,C.i Crum th, 12. e ,•.(11,1tIll 1.:1:1- VOW , ny f,r ..!..1 4 ..101.••r q. ;;I• r .2d c o 4 0. Jr... la•f ms y Thl• t ,, ,0•t• y , 4..‘ , h• 1,..nt :2;: •1 I th....y 1..111 0 01,1 121,11:c• ..•1.1C11.11,1.• irtOtt It 1121•1 P4 1 21 , 11t . . Mitt' 0 :11 Vtta t q, tilt,/ to 0.1.0% cl :1,11:1 CI Ir, c • . Cry 1”, /Wt., dto rilal.o 11,t, lull 41.1Jta (11.Alltgn 11, ,4:1•11. _ ..... , c 111,.•,, V/ ',1., I.lto 1, V1! , 1.1 -1 1 21. DO tF., eumuli!te :t ice Y. 'I tie ti) r furor.! to : 7'u the L. reurie,: Cuiriet"ftet; 4,..r A The Comity CoinfiC:tiiont re to exc.:We a L.ing conditional obligation of the county to he 4... u, teratened by the Controller, to the Bunk of ha. burgh, in tract tar a runt equal to and not excr•e, ins. lu the ali rtgAte. an average haunt) ut lit Dollars to each volunteer eorulted for three e tt• who shell be tleeigte•ted an entitled there la on to iirtu of the Executive Committee, and who ,litt out have previowly revived each bounty u • ,nts, when rev:sea and copiea of theut acne:: Li he t'eunuittee, to he also depocited with to Bank. uu condition of rod' oblizttiun to o,otytain - Ist. recital of tho drowns tunecs undo. *Li ic woe issued. 21. Provision that in the event of the Legisla ture, at its next session, iketiiiing to authorize i the ssue of bonds by the c. for rhea pur pose. then the obligations to be Dun .ind void, 3d. Should the LegtAatur e sanetion such issu. , together with n special tax for !Auto ion. then the coonty authorities to issu 3 regular bonds to : uch designated vii 'tower, Or their legal repre.- sentativoN in sinus of not teas thou Fifty Doll ti• each—the Mar k to receipt for tho obligation on its la .e. aceeptii.g on the rec•ted oonaitioos, at: also signing a dupticaie for tiling itt the Whet, 01 the Controller. We hereoy agree to execute an obligation of the county. eontiirtnable to the above recited desotip I:Signed.] JONATHAN BRAUFF. l, tIEO. [MAIM lON. r'• no2o-3t lIENEY LAMBERT. Controller. THE BEST REVOLVER YET! irIOOPER'S PATENT 111010111. E At!. Tit oN It EVO L. V LR.S. tueohlautured in Puteburgh, are admitted by contpetent judges to be the beet Revolver , wade They totehine rapidity of lire with deliberate •ha.intopineity of action, :not noeurity Prow acci dent. and are of the Ingitoot bts In of iverkumn ship and finish odiee in Bank Block. Fif: II _treat, over Kramer italuns. For sale by J. M. COOPER & ( 20.. Patelittws .k Manufacturers: OFFICE ot . THE P , TTEBEICUIi INHUR.N4,;I4 C 0..) (Corner Market and Water otreets.) PIT FEBEEGII, August 15, THE BOARD or i).l4EcT4•its or this Comparik have this day deolare‘l n air iTtatd, out of the profits of the last six Mush lin, of Two Dollars per share, an rush. payable Inalt with. F. ft. a1.N.P.11 FIT. aul6:2w 6ecrecary. rrl-1.14: (FORMRIILT COULT EXCHEQUER,) 0-NOILTOI &NAHUM pawn:wry AT A BA RtMIN—A comfortable two-Moo dwell , ng house, well arranged anti in, tied Order, por rico in front, two parlos% morlde mantlroamset+. roams un firs r 00 n. watkine room. losebedrooms fiy; chambers closets, etc., on cellar under the whole home:. , house. 1169111. tUt nbunds rice of grapes . . t c or on in. gooie ote berries. tr umber! tog. cne trio a and other .bade iron% arze e;e•.,rturentof shrial . s and Acorn's; over Su :ours treee of °holeo ouslitiss, twelve evortreens, :rick. graves and shell walks. Lot S2feet by :87 P..;i Itabatea. Etreo; easy of access by P85441/1- 4 r.vr.y. The location is healthy and ii.eae silt. A line view of the river. For priee and aN,LYto CUTHBERT & ml2l 51 Market street. •al I:ETES EXTRACI'TH WI THO PAIS i•y , the use of an apparatus whereby .o drugs or galvanic battery are used. Medi al 4 - enilemer, and their families nave their teeth , xtra , 2te4 by my process. and are ready to testify 11 . to the ssiety and Painleagneas of the eneratibn. 4 . ll.ltever has been said by persons interested in r ,..:ertiug the contrary. havingno knowledge 041/0 OCe9. ta...AwririciAL TErril inserted in every ..tyle. and charges as low, as will warrant the best of material in all cases. E. 01/DRY. Dentin. 134 Smithfield street. ----- OFFICE OF CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE.I No. East Third street, Ct CINMA7I, August 18,1862. 111110POSAILS ARE INVITED FOR IL furnishing uniform, Regulation Clothing. and Camp and Otirri.on Equipage for the new levies ut volunteers and militia of the United , states. Te Clothing a.i Eiage. for the different emit .I:the bervi , _•e. n to c o r r e spond. in make and .o.iteritiL to that heretotlire used, and to c-nforte the patterns in tho office of clothing and Equipage, in this city. where specifications and mples may be inspected. yr , pos.ds , hould state the article which it is 1 .4.q.‘,.t1 to fnrinin, fhb quantity which can be, - t.pli.,cl weekly, the ti,rlicat period at which the .I.4,,c e ry will be tithroenetd, the total quantity I otirr,d, arat tie pr.co for each article. All ar ticics 41,1:verod by contractor; are re tarred by iaw to 4c ieg.ibly marked with the con. I:lCLveri name. lee t011..w tag list embraces the principal snip plea needed: A it LICLES OF CLOTHING. • Cillforill CV:IR owiAsting of Engineer, Ord nance. Ar 'Wry and intaniry: Unit Ja,kots, conaisting of Cavalry, Ar tiliery. tuutey, :Gonave and Knit; Luis:, tat 'trow:.:eri, con.sisting of Footmen, Itorsvwun ZoLtilVW and limit; CUIL-11 Duck tive.aig; Drawer, 1. tan uel arid Knit: r_aLtle: aid Uncut Coats. Footmen and Ifononacn: t-traps for limit Coats; Llauaet , .. IVoolen and RUbber: Po:.C13011; Coats., Lined and Unlined: Bnnurees. Leggings, Stockings; :egge. I cattier; 1:11/ lcitktried and Untrimnaed; L to Car,: ittenliti. Cavalry and Infantry; Ca. ..,over;. • table frocks, :imam, : er6.lcks, htt,rpsecas, Canteens. Ant:It:LIES uF EQL: /PAGE. U.:pita! 'test-, Wan 'feats, Sibley Tema t 0001100 Leta,. 1./..ibri Tent :141LIA, 1:;112; Color:: lb/ Atloo.ll 00 6::111.11irde; Sturhi thall: 00 do liccrui,iig Flag: , :pad••% Ilitencts: e-s I :nap Ketilii lick XeN Eagles. u...pet, I.: tuns. 1.1!, L. :reg.seii .I.3tAine7 I CI ) I • .1 I. 1.1.1 1:'... 4... , innatiy Order; Clothing Aoeuent .1.. I.e.orivtivt: tio Morning ttePort: tirder; do Morning Report; d ,t Letter; kit , Guard; Regimental General Order; do Letter; do Descriptive: (1.1 Index: do Order; Target Practice; Comololated Morning Report: Inspection. Security will be required for the fulfillment of every contrail. AH proposals received by noon of the tenth day from the date of this advertisement.will be open ed at 110011 Of that da awarded the articles itninedi- Ately needed will be to ,the lowest ro oms:able bidders present. Contracts for turther auPtilies will b rectoarded from ticie to time. as favorable bids areved. op to the time ot making the contract. By order ..1 the Quartermaster Go..eral, d.NO. 11. DICK hRSON Captain and A. Q. M, . NOTICE. Parties who propose fu-niehing supplies to this DoPartwent will state in their proposals how lung the Proposition holds. and on ;be back of men bid will be a guar nue°, signed by two re4ponsi ble parties. that the bidder wih execute the con tract it awardial hurt. No letters or telegrams of inquiry wul ho answered, but alter the letting of the LSth, bhhiers will be duly notified when their proposals are accepted. Proposals will be marked on the outside, — Proposals for Army Clothing." JNt) DICKERsON. Capta , n and A. Q. M. ,ro BUILDERS ADD ILXINTBSCIVIIS 'a are now maoofootitrins suolootior aritiolo of LIME, which we are prepared to deliver from onrSOAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET, Beat quality of Family Ceiba always On hand as usual. utyitl BIONIN&N. INITRIVAILT & Note, attack. Draft. Bead and Mon. kake, Beal Estate wad Mier. obluttlise Broker. OFFICE. ROOM No.j2 EL RTE'S BIIMDING FoURTit STREET. Pitt4bargb. P;6 • im25,000 to invent in Mortgagee and No. 1 paper. tura WILLIAM CARR & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS. And /agmbilers off WINES. BRANDIN" BEM atc. ALSO. Distill= and Dealers in FINL OLD 310 NONOARELA It YE WitisKll RH Liberty street, PITTSBURGH. PA. JOHN FLEECIER, Ca xsaz 1./rim • XS termer 01 ALLEGHENY CITY. Large stook of Guns of all description% CASEhand- or made to order. and for sale at LOW= PRICES. Rellll3 rine nrotontiv attended to. TO - DAY'S ALL LL PERSONS imecatimara man fol. the THREE YEARS SERVICE, Who have not RECEIVED AUTHORITY FROM TUE eovEarion OR ADJUTANT GENERAL OF PENNSYLVANIA. Are re luestei to Present Their Names • EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or AZLE. GHENT COUNTY, 12 o'clock on Thursday. the 21st last. That they may be forwarded to the Goveinor tor his approval. THOMAS M. HONE,' G President Com. of A.Jegheny County. antt 2 . CHEAP AND GOOD—THE SHOES ,17:tionic HIM Auc'iAn Hwy. PUBLIC MEETING —I N ALLEG lIENY CIT Y. 4 MEER I.NG OF THE CITIZENS OT Ailegiteoy city will be held in the I hunond .1! s o elLen (Thursday) kl li RAIN% .1!. L . QhZz&&t will widress the meeting. An dti fees irony alse be expeckg front sae. hartipenk 1, hie heathpermits his at enemies. :this .eutleut.u. a member of the Iset Letiehelots. Joe of the :Asa conioent Statesmen of the eoun • DIES' at isswi AND CHILDREN'S -4 1 .4 1%o:A and r . hons m a 55 Fifth street. FULTON RIFLES. A FEW MORE GOOD NEN WSLIL BE . receive,/ in this company if immediate &p -ail:mice ie made. All thg nomities paid. Here o tee to get into the ben company raised inl ty. gaadguartera—Corner Penn and tit. : trects EN VINE ARMY lIIMORS-7011 N.le at .31c•-lelland'a duet*. 55 Fifth street noltly-hi J. H. CASIDAy. eaver _ • 1 1 ElMlUnies . ..- - 0 diriiiiliffiS liiiiiird: Liberty Street. near Maw. THIS EVENING. Second appearanc e In tbb eitg of go fallodigi Vocalist. mass Rim' inuth. ' ne-ehgagement Grebe Paroritelloagstroas FANICIE WILSON. Champion Jig br be aariralled JULE 4 MONNIAL A dmission—Paruet. lii emits. Galbrit Lil wit& 21, Dotow--..Rank Bosokon 21, enror--111ioefillolonapikdatil 21r Destror—Sed sum 21, Doonvy.—.. Moths in Ilhar,ftaL To amorro r -- Moonnitoon sad interov--., Insects an Photo. /Ink lb imseroy—lnseeto on .Lonrup. 26 Deir r ey,—__Evei7 tam nadanoongo V Akaeillw roe from Poisons." ~ _-. "Plat do dangerous to to ththee ifuomai arm.' :nista nordis ammo. -i_ sid zilt.E.,,pfte off ont their holiest* di'' Alliiro=dadoerinvin the bisuellt and by AllakistlaPPlSlS-1111i 1 tam oweasullr. ban ountry Tomes ue hes ii ca. unitecstate.. ' i n. A. FA/INEBTOCK & CO.. It. Lifila &CO.. and others Wholesale Amato.* Country drol owe alder as ober& Or dkeet—for for raids& Terms ate ito new ind oj Depot. 489 B road's). new Tait. wia ..___ Ho poii - ----- -- i - -----------__ lIIIE 2 Soforepoiraa buy a pair of BOOTS, WOES. AND OAITBREI. • AT BORLAND'S Cheap Cash Store, au9 ' ss Market street. 2d door kola JIM. ____.........1.0•1i1ini1l CUMP/111/ OUT SALM OF BOOTS; SHOES, AND GAITERS, zu9 AT BORLAND'S. - 98 Market stmt. 24 doer from Fifth; FOR RENT. • TO A GOOD TENANT — T$ E PEI/L -SANT residence on - the ricer bank,...... _Esimg. now occupied by lira , K. B. Barker. immunity located, with abundance of water; also a hew mesa on the premises, uid within one b yards of the Cleweland & Pittsburgh S'ation It has a large lot and fine gardism, win fmit in abundance. The house is large. siemumo dious. and well finis hed, with a fine beck row* wash-house. and granary Terms wade to nit a good tenant. as I intend to are at board while my son App college. ly on the premises, or to JOSEPH PEN NOCK, on the Pittsburgh, for farther partietnum. aulB EIZAIL IN RIND, SOLDIERS, If you so into camp wi hout WOOLINEORI3 and tkOCKS, it will be at the serious risk of your health. A complete aseortment of ARMY SHIRTS, • • SOCKS, SEWING CASES, Eto. For sale at the lowest cash prim% by MACRO! GUDE. auls 78 Market street. bet. 4th Diamond. NEW GOODS. VIITS HAVE JIJEIT RECEIVED 1710 X v v the East a large and choice selection of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS, for Gents' and Youths wear, embracing all this newest styles COATINGS. CASFIENIERES AND ITFIEITINGIS. W. H. Kee= * Co., us mu Podium/ drat ff: Starker Scrnare. Al nib. MO SOLDIERS HALF PRICE. estivate Shots the best $lll 00 Channel It. S. C; N., Good, rumbaed to Volum. Goers at $i 50„ at CONCERT 'HALL SHOE STORE . • No. 62 Fifth street, Also Resale Leather Mandan Boots; T. S. Tpt. and warranted water-proof. $2 01)—Now York price $4 New York Seventh Itttrinhat are supplied with them by their Citeadir CALL AND SEE Tim% NEXT neon to Express anlit SUMMER GOODS DILLINO AT REDUCED PRICES. JACONET LAWNS. at 121.2 tying; ORGANDIE LAWNS. Enna IN I.s to 27 1.2 toots; A FEW SUM= lIILIIII 1•111, at S 141 awe; SHAWLS AT COST. SAC4WEIS AT COST. SILK NATimAill AT COST LACE NABMILLAS AND POIBITS from 41 00 and upwards; The Best Quality of HOOP EMITS Just Opened. W. & D. HiWile, COMA MTH AND MAMIE? lOW ism VOIR SI A ft. it ~ w eft XAIIII COI: a: line township. adrening a nineepeiz het hs; bY noh undr e d gni ten depth. inelesed by Whet ham The Lob win be sold tiesehir Olt 11 ~04711 at law Ant and loan time. Am*/ to JA& Y om' St. Ommiteie. u ETAVER Mir lIVAit; Ni) OTHER CLAIMS Acurrar onsht b 7 THE GOVERNMENT. ravan l 3ll7ll4llll 'NM/WV IDOUPARY. .27.3te3 WIN D. SCULLY. Caeldni 11_ loratts Sprinp, CambrisOotuatt, it ftairniwirsb ALLasuunry Manahan. near ememe. maim boa Dm" Station. rennefivanis Railroad, Oniebrla emunir. Pa.. will be open fox the rano= or Ile. Wee Oa the Mb day Juir an Au d aceenoat Band of Music win M in attend- For • re ho readon. = and further infornuedahlre to FRAMS A. Ginn° _ _rioter. LATE STYLES} Ole JIIIIT IBIECEIVED. - NI R. BAML. CRAY Li A* JWST 11116TITILSED Alms Tim mock of lerWG oode .swi we th are S au, Melva/ an skew for tumm Wea. menbintha toredierone of Me einemet and most dairable stooks to be found bast anti tak• ifo °WIWI the attastioa of oat patrons and iiimilitb• to en examination of the tame. witieb w emit ea au it rill* leftje.llittnorit et au igt!tanilyie to tbe V a d s an M No. ereitaa. ill Filth leele.n. driest. REM - OVAL. PIIINNSTJUNt LIVAX LA SALT MAN - UItACTUi vu3IPANY alive removed their Ulric* truth 2i Wood at, to 01.1 b liins Own% Varimer et Pin mad buquesake Way- OPFICE fl y pin STE taa. QOOD
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