DAILY P
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ip Iteermitilagehilmagelie Co. lAt ether: Lamm' in the "'Lehi.
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The Washington Reporter and Tribune" 84tut .Pollock, a member of our bar,
NO. 37 gives tne following facts regarding recruit- i has opened an office at Masonic Hall to
noW, NSW YORE. and : og in Washington county: The Brady recruit a company for the battalion of
tam-tim areour manta forth, I I : 4 :ttry,commanded by Captain Acheson, " Stanton Cavalry." now being raised
And weekly "ens in those cities, and glee'', f
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I gone into camp on the Fair Grounds, here by authority of ar Department.
hurized to take Adve ments and Saber: , t/ , $ I
or ua at our Lowest Rase*. ; and lack only two or three of having the Ile - pays private bounty P i n4,(ldition to that
I maximum. The Ten Mile Infantry (C:apt. given by the government.
Parker ; ) are also here with about an equal
number of men. This company reached
here on Friday last. A squad of men
numbering about sixty, recruited mostly
in Cross Creek township, by our young
friend W. A. F. Stockton. arrived on the
same evening, at which time the whole
were regularly mustered into the service
by an officer detailed for the purpose.--
Captain Slockton's company is rapidly
tilling up and will have the requisite num
ber inn few days.
In addition to these troops, Capt. Fra
ser's company, at Canonsburg, left last
week
.and went into camp at Pittsburgh
with the full number of men. Captain
Gregg's company also left Monongahela
City on Thursday last for the same place.
Recruiting for the cavalry service has also
been brisk for the last ten days or two
weeks. On the east ern side of the county,
Capt. Keys, who Las authority to raise his
' force to a battalion, has enlisted a very
considerable number of men; while in the
western part, the men recruited by Capt.
Work and Messrs. Day and Parkinson, for
the same service, will amount to near two
hundred.
Democratic State Ticket
ISAAC, SLENRER. Union County
ARES P. BARB, Allegheny County
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY' TICKET.
FOR COvO,RSR xxilll DY3TRICT.
GEO. P. HAMILTON.
FUR PRESTORNTJUDGE COURT OF • ~ .11310N PLEAS
R. P, FLENNIKEN.
POE AN.9OELATE LAW JUDGE. COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS. •
CHARLES SHALER.
FOR EITATR RENATE.
R. H. KERR.
ROB Assnmnr.
CAMPBELL STEWART.
A. J. B iKER.
M. I, If • RBISON,
J. C. BRYANT,
PORDLSTRICT ATTORNEY.
-WILLIAM LINN.
POE CONTRoLLER.!
COL. ROBT. ANDERSON.
FOR CILVERNIoNNR.
JACOB STEC/4.R AM.
DIRECTOR OF POOL
JOSEPH E. McCABE.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 30
CITY AD NEIGHBORIIOOD INTELLIGENCE
Au "Exempt" home Guard.
We copy entire the following from the
Philadelphia Press and commend it to the
consideration of our citizens:
"It is proposed that a regiment of in
fantry be raised under the new regulations
of our regular army, to consist of four
battalions, numbering 2,200 men, to be
well armed and equipped in the manner
prescribed in the regulations of the army
of the fruited States—each battalion to
he - commanded by a major, and the whole
by a senior major or lieutenant colonel.
In addition to this a battery of light artil
lery should be organized. to consist of six
pfeees, and one hundred and eighty men.
together with a squadron of cavalry—all
equipped in good style, and forming a I
light brigade, Intended tar active service
at any moment. The brigade should be
composed of persons exempt from draft
inn{—such as young men front 15 to IS
years of age and those over 45 years—who
may be able-bodied and capable to per
form such military duty as may belong to
a Home Guard of this character. The
whold tc he well drilled together as a
brigade, with word-of-mouth and bugle
orders, so as to become_ thoroughly versed
in military duty of every description.
Whilst this brigade, being small, could be
kept at all times full, it would at once be
e.)me a sort of institution in the city, tc:
which every ono of our public-spirited cit
izens would be proud to belong, as much
as the citizens of Boston are proud to be
long to the Ancient and fTonorable Artil
lery of that city. The whole brigade could
he under command of a colonel stating as
Brigadier general.
The force would be also sufficient, in case
of a riot, to pkee an armed soldier upon
'eery square of our city, whilst the artil
lery could- command all the leading ave
nues. and the cavalry would be ample to
patrol not only the city, but the rural dis
tricts. Ag tin, s•touid we be so unfortu
nate as to have the etemy. by ally acci
dent or disaster to our armies, threaten
the city. this well organized, well-disci
plined Wine Guard Brigade, would he of
more service in repelling an attack that
10,000 undisciplined men."
The New Orders about Ennist
talent.
Oil Thursday morning we published
General Order No. S 2, from the Head
quarters of the Pennsylvania Militia, Har
risbura. extending, the time for making a
draft .n Pennsylvania until September
and ord.ring that recruits for old
regiments should be received until that
time and credited to the precinct in which
they reside. But we did not publish Gen
eral Order No. 3 which was issued sim
ultaneously with No. :32, yet, although
telegraphed to Philadelphia and New
York, did not reach Western Pennsylva
nia by telegraph. We find it in all the
Eastern papers of Thursday, as follows:
HEADQUARTEIIS PEYNA.
Harrisburg, Aug. 27, 1862. 1
General Order
It is ordered, That nude , - authority of
the following dispatch, received from the
Secretary of War this morning, volunteers
may be received into the regiments here
tofore accepted until the Ist of September,
under the terms and conditions mentioned
therein.
Mustering orlicers will continue to inns
ter in volunteers presented for the accept
ed regiments until the first of September,
WAstirxo-row, 10 .t. u., Aug. 27, '62
To Governor Curtin :
No advanced pay or bounty can he al
lowed to any 'recruits for the New Regi
ments after the period specified in the
order of Department heretofore issued.—
If the Regiments are Lull by the first of
September they will he accepted, but
without bounty to those recruits enlisted
after the specified date. The condition of
enlistments in the difFerent States requires
the order of the Department to remain
unchanged.
(Signed,) E. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
A. G. CURTIN,
Governor.
By order of
A. L. RUSSELL,
Adj't Gen. Penn'a
Much solicitude is manifested to know
the precise meaning of this order, and
some construe it to mean that no govern
_ ment bounty whatever will he paid to those
enlisting now. Our belief is that the only
difference between the present and the for
mer order is that no adcanee bounty will
be paid by the government to men who en
list between August 23d and September 1.
They will get all this pay and bounty in
the regular way, however, their pay when
the regiment is paid, and the full bounty
of one hundred dollars when the war is
over. By late regulations they could
get one month's pay, which is thirteen
dollars, and one-fourth of the government
bounty of one hundred dol ars, or twenty
five dollars, both in advance, or on leaving
for the field. Now these two sums, ma
king thirty-eight dollars in the aggregate,
are not got in advance, but come in the
regular way only. This is the sole differ
ence to volunteers mustered now, as they
will receive the government bountyof $lOO
on the expiration of their term of enlist
ment—giving them, eventually, as much
pay as those Joining the old orgaoizations.
With the recruits for the old regiments,
none of these obstacles present themselves.
The time for enlistments into these or
ganizations is extended until the 15th of
September, and all the bounties still con
tinued. In both classes enrollment should
now go on with increased vigor,-
CANT-ti &WES at McClelland'r• Auc
Lion.
anehester Vigilanse Commit
tee.
At a meeting held on Thuirsday evening
in Manchester a Vigilance Committee, con
sisting of the Burgerss and Town Council,
together with Win. B. Ross, Thos. Harper.
John Wolff; Jno. B. Kennedy and Samuel
M'Cune, was appointed , with instructions
to have dealt with according to the laws of
the United States, all persons guilty of
using language calculated to give aid and
comfort to secession.
Hoop Sims, all mass, at McClelland's.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
SLTRVEYOR GENERAL
Republican Primary Meetings
The delegates to the Republican Con
vention, to be held on Mondakilext, will
be elected to-day in the various precincts
of the county.
Sinekrath, Esq., or Ailez,h , mY,
detached from the Ninth P.mnsylvania
Reserves, by order of Secretary Stanton,
to take a position assigned him in Hender
son's Stanron Artillery.
Venango - County.
The Franklin .S'pertutor of Wednesday
last, says: "Capt. Alfred B. McCalmont's
company left on yesterday for camp as
did Captain Willard•s. These companies
are full. Calt. Clapp's and C. B. Ray
mond's men, comprising nearly if not
quite a fail company. left, on the same day.
This makes nearly :Wu Wen from Venango
who have volunteered for new regiments.
Including the recruits fur old regiments,
already sworn in, our contribution to the
country the late calls approximates to
the number 500 men.
Not Olt' Yet.
Owing to unaNidable delays in 188111Z1
uniforms to the men of Col. Collier's regi
ment and in the payment of Governmen
bounty, the 13oth did nut get off pester
day as expected. It is now probable the
they will not get off before Monday.
PREAT 11.1112 GAINS in all kinds ofgoodi a
'CieHand's Auction, 5 Fifth si.
Col. Campbell, Provost Marshall, has
issued an order requiring every officer or
private coming out of Camp Howe to have
a pass signed by Capt. L. W. Smith. This
order is not strictly enforced yet, but will
be as soon as a company is detailed for
provost duty in the city.
NI:LINES at 12 ets., worth 20, at A
Clalland's.
Something New.
A GREAT DE,;IDERATI:M—One great ob
jection to tilt; Silk Hat heretofore has been .
the hardness of it, thus causing pain to
the wearer another difficulty has been
the lack of ventilation. Both of these
have been completely overcome in Flem
ing's new style, (which will be introduced
today) by the adoption of Warburton's
Patent Spring Ventilating Sweat-leather,
which causes the silk or casimere hat to
sit as comfortably and easy as the lightest
soft hat. This, with the ConforMateur,
which he has just imported from Paris,
obviates all difficulty, and se2ures to the
oddest shaped head a perfectly easy fit•
We advise all our readers to call at Flem
ing's and examine these great improve
ments.
W. refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Daub & Cappell, mer
chant tailors, elsewhere. They have been
doing a good businesoat No. 185 Smith
field street and have a ays given great
satisfaction to their customers. They
now have on hand a large and well select
ed stock of goods, suitable for fall and
winter wear, which they will make up in
the latest styles on reasonable terms.
They also keep a fine stock of gentlemen's
furnishing goods of every description and
all articles in their line of business.
Theatrical.
The " Serious Family" drew a fine
house last evening, and went off well.
Mr. Seffon's Aminidab Sleek keeping the
audience ,constantly in a good humor.
To-night an immense Saturday bill is of
fered. It embraces the new drama of the
"White Terror," first time here ; the
"Avenging Hand," Mr. Chaplin as Ati
chael, and the roaring farce of " Paddy
Miles. " Mille Rosa Cereta sppears in
two dances, and Miss Fanny Hurt sings
one of her sw eetest songs. No one will
regret going this evening.
SAT' VETTS, JEANS, k c ., at McClelland's
eetiag
of the central Board
Education. or l
The Central Board of Education met on
Friday evening, August nib. Present,
Messrs Duncan, Harrison, Hunter, Lowe,
M'Auley, Marahall and Sergeant.
Mr. Hunter was appointed President
pro tern.
The Principal of the High School re
ported the result of the re - examination of
candidates for admission.
On mation of Mr. Harrison, candidates
holding the following numbers were de
clared entiqed to admission : 277 279,
285, 285, 9 88, 289, 291, 293, 3.8 , , 309.
311, 320. 325, 240, 341, 344, 315, 352, 3X.
35u, :li;9, 370 372. 387 388, 394, 401, 402 A
04, 415, 419,120 425, 425, 430
On motion. adjourned
Gentlemeus* Fall Clothing.
The stock of fabrics to be found at J. L.
Carnahan's. Federal street, a few doors
from the Diamond, Allegheny city, em
bracing every thing new or desirable in
the Eastern market 'c hose who would
have a neat well fitting suit of black or a
suit of gay clothing should examine this
stock. The proprietor has spent several
weeks in the east, selecting a stock that
cannot be surpassed fur extent and variety
in the two cities. In the line of Military
goods suitable for officers' uniforms, the
stock will be found most ample and ac
cording to regulation. If you would be
well dressed yourself: or have your boys
thshionably, economically and durably
clad call at .1. 1.. Carnahan's F'.-de.al st.
near the Diamond, Allegheny City.
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Go to INfeClelland's rot bargains in
Boots. Shoos, Hoop Skirts, Cutlery, ..to.
Police Items.
Yesterday morning a notorious colored
vagrant. Jas. Landrum. was committed to
jail by Alderman Taylor, charged, on oath
of a flerman, John Louse, residing in the
Fifth Ward, with assault and battery with
intent to ravish. It is alleged that Lan
drum enticed a little daughter of the pros-
ecutor, aged about twelv e years. into a
house in the neighborhood of her father's
residence, and made the attempt for which
he stands charged. James Finnigan was
also sent to jail, charged with assault and
battery, on oath of Nancy Black, of the
Fifth Ward.
Detached.
In Stnekrath, Fon of Juco
MEE
or SKInTa, all sizes, at McClelland's
Paswes.
Clothing.
pie ;Vie.
The congregation of St. John's Church,
Birmingham, hold a pie uic at 'McClurg's
Grove, near Brownstown, to-day. The
passenger cars run nearly to the grdve.
There will be an ample fund of amusense-nt
fur all.
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De/served Promotion.
Capt. D. M. Armor, of this city, recent
ly commanding Company A., the 101st
regiment, has been commissioned by the
Governor as Maier of the regiment, to
date from July Ist. Captain A. is a gal
lant soldier and distinguished himselt at.
Fair Oaks. It Was in recognition of this
service that he received his appointment 1
on the recommendatio n of Col. Mor .. I
!• Consolidated.
The "Park Zouaves" and "Sellers In
Pantry" have been consolidated and re
quire but a few men to fill lip to the maxi
mum. The "Fayette county Rides — and
"Monongahela Guards" hare also consoli
dated, with A. T. Gregg as Capt a in and
C. P. Stow. and T. Sampson and I..ieu
tenants.
BOOTS AUb Snnns. all kinds. ut Meek
and's.
Congressional Nomination.
At a Congressional conference, compos
ed of delegates from Erie, Warren, Mr
Kean; Forest, Elk, Cameron. Jefferson
and Clearfield counties, hold at Ridgeway,
Elk, Co., on the 224 William Patton.
Esq., of Erie county, was played in norni•
nation as the Democratic candidate iir
Congress in that district. His opponent
is Gen. John Patton.
Promotion.
Capt. Moorly (if Semple infantry. Co. r
having been chosen Major of the regimen
his place has been tilled by the pr om
0: First Lieut. Oxley. John Dempse
and ,John Brathlock aro the Lieutenant
by like promotion.
Strange Suicide.
A son of Leonard Johnston, residin
near Elyria, Ohio. seventeen years oil
committed suicide last. 'week by ha!:gi::
himself in the barn. because• his4wo broth
ors had enlisted and he was obliged to ro
main at home with his father.
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Sudden Death.
A correspondent at Sharon. :Merer
county, writes, under date of 2mh inst..
that Gen. Joel B. Curtis, a prominent
citizen of that place, died suddenly, of neu
ralgia of the heart, a few days since. Ile
drove to Mecca. twenty-lire miles, and an
reaching that place complained of an un
pleasant feeling in the region of the heart,
and expired almost instantly.
Turtle Soup.
This luxury will be served up at 11
Cornucopia Faloon, corner Ernion an
Fifth streets to-day. from 12 o'clock mit
midnight. "Fritz" knows how to get u
good things in the be.t of style and ou
word fo r it the soup will be palatable.
Coming.
Another regiment from Alichiimn is .•x•
peeted to arrive here this evening and pri,
eeed eastward to-nit:lit.
HoTowuen Aulnas. all Myles. at l'i
toeks, opposite Po , t glll Cl~,
ur your papirs_at Pi!to
Post office.
At the utagtizines for Septeuitter, tit
Pittocies, ofji - ositp l'ost office.
all sizes, for regiments, houses.
poles, Ste., at Pitttick's, opposite Post
office.
DIEZI
DENTISTR !
Dr. Voußouhorst, No. 64 St. Glair strcct
TEETH EXTRAeTED WITH9CT PAIN
nulB
JIJSZPII MKV::P.
JOS.EPE MEYER & SON
M ANCTACTVIIEItiI oT
FANCY AND PLAIN
FURNITURE at Cri
WAREHOUSE, SMITII FIELD S MEET
(Between Sixth trot and Virxin
Enlist men
BLANKS,
OEMS
ERTIY•Ic 111
04 UR G E O N
MEE=
RECRUITING OFFICER,
For sate by
4V. S. MAVEN,
TATIONER AND PRINTER,
CORNER WOOD & THIRD STS
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHIL
DREN'S
BALMORAL BOOTS,
Of Kid, Calf, and Morocco. Also a superior
sto:k of
LASTING, CONGRESS, AND LACE GAIT
ERS; SLIPPERS, BOOTS AND TIES,
Which are sold at reasonable prices
W. E. SCHMERTZ & Co.,
31 FIFTH STREET.
m & n
ROW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just published, in a Sealed Envelops. Price
Six Cen ts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
MENT and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhma or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary &emissions.
&mud Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally Nervousness , Conmuiption, Epilep.y
and Fit Mental and Physical Incapacity. result
lug from Self-Abuse, &c.—By ROBT. CUL
VERWELL„ M.D., Author of the Green Book, the
"A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers."
Sent wider seal. In a plain envelope. to any ad
dress. Postpaid, on receipt of eii cents, or twc
Doane stamps, by Dr. C$.J. C. KLINE.
*27 Bowery New York, Post Ones Box. 4584
au7iam-is:dew
HEAD-QUARTERS. PENN'A, MILITIA.}
SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE.
Harrisburg, A walk 36, 1
STATE XEBICAL HaPAßlaer PENN
meetloPt LVA N I A.— he State
of
edical Board will
n the Hall of the I louse of Repmentatives.
at llsrrisburg, on Tull ttsDA Y, SeTTEMB Nit
11th. 18?2, and sit ONE DA t. for the examinatton
of candidates for the poet of Assistant Surgeon
in Penny rani& regiments.
Candidates w:11 register their names at the Hall
at 8 o'clock a. In., and none but those present
punctually at 9 a. m. will be examined
Citizens of P0D1111.10111161. of goon health, and
capabl e of active service in the field. can alone
be receivel.
By order of A. G. Curtis. Governor of Penn's.
ERNRY H. SMITH.
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burgeon-Oen. Pa.
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AstriNoTroc.l lig. 2 9 . --The follwi
order was is; tied toulay:—lfearl Qu o ar te r n ng
nt ilio lraiy, Aug. 29:11. General Order:
rite l'oilownig officers of the :Ist regiment
Oaiu Volunteers having paidislical a card
stating that they advised Col. R. Mason
who has been etisfired for cowardice to
:uric tiler Clark;:/lie, Tenn., to the rebel
forces
ire by direction or the President
dismissed from the sort:ire of the United
...States: liist Licutenant N.
z; marl Irender ;
c Lieutenant, Isaa; Mson ; First
Identettatit.fra 1.. :"orris, Capta. S
rlio, ,I. R.. Woodward, C
W. Cowen, Capt. Sol apt. T.
. Mr. •1.
C. IL ('rum, I,ient. T. 'l'. Moore, Adju.
tan, ; Cup:. Win. 11. Calionder, Lieut. 11.
M. Drury, Lieut. L. El. Isenver.—By order
of the Secretary of lVtir ; sigh 4 E. D.
rioviisend, Assiitant Adjutant General.
The r, , , , tganui, in of Lieut. Frank Ridge
of th e Cor h U. S. Infantry, rendered on
iicoonnt of ill health, has be e n accepted
the President.
Tile National Republican Of 1.:1•11aY saga
`lr. liawxhurst, of Fairfax. and Clerk of
the Circuit Court. celled last. night to ski:,
!ha; h e nuil ail ofthr I men of Fair
, ; ix ;v01.., (.011 11)t . n...,1 to leave on Wehe
d,y, the rn , els having possession of the
place. yesterday he storied to return to
it,trn Th. fat,. ..1 1:1111i/V. Lilt w
oft the way by as met
citizens of Vionna, who
were escaping from that play.:. Mr. 11.
euneeakti hintsell in a eortdield, and
iy eseaped to this city. But one Union
mun is !on in 1' whieh is only twelve
miles from IVashington.
~j~J~^;itn
ANU(.N
ItostroN , A mr. Gen. Corco
rived in t morning-ns city this morning- ran ar
tlic
n; r.and was welcomed a: Fall
River. Nvrick, Staunton and Mansfield
with inimt enthusiastic demonstrations.
At Roxbury he was welcomed with a for
mal reception from the city government,
and was escorted to the city line by a great
:inn out of citizens, fie was met by an
itnmenseproeession frotc this city, headed
by Mayor Wight:can and the members of
the Cite Council. who estairted him thro'
the principal streets to Bostic: Cenittinlll.
I f sceined as if the entire population of
Boston and its side:His hail turned out to
the General. Ou the rome of
:he ; r in balconi es , on the
btrici fft the 1!..11, iii flic windows, ou tie
, riluwnllts, mid in :lin Etrectm, the thron g
,as tiff 1..is;011 has never' seen
twit a day of excitement and en:hi:sit/am
"-fat%
PITTSBURGH.
fluter:qui:G. AUL' 21.—The fo rm her ation
received at.the Military Departments e,
from ev. , ry section o 1 the State, justifies
the ho!it that the drart have to be re
or ad to in very few districts if any.—
Vuhmleers are pledged iu almost every
county to he furnished promptly lifter
the quota is declared. The loyalty of the
state is aroused and there is little doubt
that Pennsylvania's full quota would be
volunteered in due time; where the volun-
I tears are not furnished in the. districts the
draft will certainly be made at the time
appointed. Two full regiments will be
sent. to Washington from this place each
day during the next seven days and several
additional regiments would be sent from
Philadelphia as that as transports can be
procured.
A LEXIYDIA, Agust 28.—entleman
who arrived ß here u
to-night, reports that
General Taylor, in the engagement yester
day, was so Severely wounded that he may
have to submit to an amputation of the
right leg.
This morning aboutB+ o'clock.Sfewart's
rebel cavalry made a dash through Fair
! t he Court House on their way to Vienna,
which is about 13 miles from 11 ashington.
The Union people of that section have
all fled to the latter city. A fight was
going on to-day, and it is reported at Ma
nassas that Heitzleman from Popes ad
vance had, it is rumored, got in Jackson's
rear: he is supposed to have a force of
20,000 men. The firing was distinctly
beard here.
Louts:nu, Aug. 29.—Reliable reports
says that Morgan, with two hundred men.
entered Glasgow this morning and seized
the Provost Marshal. The remainder of
his force were within a mile and a half,
proceeding towards Glasgow.
NAsuvar.E, August 29.--Gen. Rosseau
has arrived and took command of this
point. Strong fortifications, commanding
this city, have been erected.
The rebels have evacuated Chatanooga
and gone to Knoxville.
No Northern mails have yet arrived
G.
4LENA, 111., Rug. 29.—MY. John
son and D. . Le ar
rested by the ITSheenan. S. Marshall ine an rs, were
d sent to
Fort Lafayette.
Second E
TH VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
Battle between Pope and
Jackson.
Pope takes 01le Thousand
Prisoners.
A Dash on Fairfax Court
by Rebel Cavalry.
Enthusiastic Reception of Gen
elpreornn in Roston.
&c. &
Jt xeTrox.Aug. 28, lop. in.
—To Major General 11-al-Tic, Gemerabin•
Chief:—As soon as I discovered that a
large Curee of the enemy was turning our
right towards Manassas, and that the di
vi;ion I had ordered to take part there
two days before had not yet arrived there
froin Alexandria, 1 immediately broke
up my camps at Warrenton Junction and
Warranton, acid marched rapidly back in
three columns. 1 directed General Me
-1 towel! with his own and Gee. Sigel's
corps and Genyrul Iterto's division,
to march upon Gainesville by the
Warrenton and Alexandria pike, Reno
and one division of Ileintzleman's to
march on Greenwich. and with Porter's
oorps and Hooker's division I marched
back" to Manassas Junction. Dwell
was ordered to interpose be t w e e n the
forces of the enemy which bad passed
dov.n Mr111.3.5“,:t throng!' Gainesville,
and his main hods, which was moving
down from White Plains through Far
1, a
m
Gap. This was coin pletely accomplished,
gitreet who had passed through the
being driven back to the west side.
FM, CoTes sent to lb ettwich were de
dgned to support McD..iwell in case he
:rt•e of the enemy. The
livb,ion of Iluokcr, marching towards
.ianassas, came nprin the enemy near
settle Unit on the afternoon of the 97th,
nd after a aintrp ac , iou routed them COM
t:Mg
:welt% killing ;Lad wounding 300 and can
their camp:: and baggage and many
ands of orals. This morning the Conl
in ind pushed rapidly to AlallaFFAS JUnetion
Javkson evacuated three hours in
Nance. r4 . tteat.:..l by way of Cen
eville and took the titritp:ke towards
'arrent:in. was met when six miles
'est of Centreville by McDowell and
.:c this ahem:pin a severe fight took
which has heen terminated by the
ss. Wit driven back
and :9; jl,l the alTair rests.—
!man's corps will move on him at
•g h: imam Cotorr , v;!e. and I do not
e hoo: he is to esear. without heavy loss.
have cap:ured t 11011Sarld prisoners,
-• rmS and OuartilierY.
JoliN POPE,
Major General. I
MGM
Cameo°. Aug. 29.—A dispatch reed y
ed from Columbus to-day says, four or fi ve
hundred Yankton and Sioux Indians at
tacked a Pawnee village on their reserva
tion on the 27th, killing twelve or fourteen.
squaws ani children, several wounded.
The whites in the immediate nr ighborhood
manifest no alarm, as the Sioux are not
molesting them ; yet later reports from
lowa,leads to the belief of former report of
Indian troubles exaggerated. No confirm
atory statement that Springfield is burned.
Arms and ammunition have been sent to
Fort Dodge from Davenport for defence of
the northern counties.
THAYER, NO Y ES dr Cu.'S
GR EA.T.
UNITED STATES CIRCUS
&• do
a ppozoonomadon
WILL EXIII/lIT AT
14111 N PENNSTREET? NEAR ST. CLAIR.
en fin LION LOT. in re 'r nilr-11 Trim hie's.
Mist WEDNESDAY, Tiii ft DAY.
DAY and SATURDAY. SePteinher 3d.
ith. sth, eth,
First performance and
onDOM
WEDNESDAY at 73 , '
°eek. P. sr., and every Afternoon and
Night during the Week.
LARGEST EXHIBITION EVER FORMED,
MORAL. INSTRUCTIVE. PLEASANT.
TILE SENSATIONAL CONCERN:
The Great Rare Rack Equeatrian.
MR. JAMES ROBANSON.
EATON STONE,
HN 11. LENR
TUREE GREAT JO
CLOWNS, °Y
Dr. Jim Thityer.
Leo
Jemmy rynollidoi.
MR. Cf1.1:3. W. NOYintroduce ch
Exhibition Ilia Wor.iarful Performingat
Fleaorae
• AVIIi fic , l4l.
AND THEM
Comte Mules, Triek Iforces, Poneys,
Arc.
The MAMMOTH GYMNASIUM. led by the
Champions Me .re. FIAGLE & I li EE and a
hundred other restores will he given in the
Great Show.
The interior of the Great PavPion is constru s et
od for the convenience of immense audiences,
having seats around the arena.
Nothing shall be wanting to make this a moral,
intellectual and amusing exhibition.
THE GRAND OPERA BAND,
Led by TOM CAINTIIA3I, will accompany this
Mammoth aktablishme 3t.
Notwithstanding the Innumerable Variety of.
Atractins. and the unPreeedcwed expee or
these unparall, led a mbinations, the Pa ICE Ole
.OM ISS LoN will be placed at tie EXTRAOR
DINA:, Y L)W PAtux. Or'
ta
r TWenity-rl'i ve Cits,-tia
au2tl-Iwd
Uhtll ER GOIiDS
REDUCED PRICES
JACONET LAWNS. at 12 1-2 cents;
ORGANDIE LAWNS from 121.2 to 37
1.2 eenitv ;
A FEW NI 7 MIIIIIR SILKS left. oat 371.8
cipnta
SHAWLS AT COST.
NACQUEIS AT COST.
SILK MANTILLAS AT COST
LACE MANTILLAS AND PUNTS Ikons
oo oborops-ordo;
The Best Quality of HOOP SIMS
Just Opened.
-A T -
.
& 09MS,
CONKER FIFTH A R 9
, i.Y24 ILET STS
THE ELDORADO,
•
(PORMRIILY COURT EXCIUSQUIR,)
CORNER FIFTH & SMITHFIELD STREETS,
(Opposite the Post °nice)
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
I. taken the above well-known stand, will be
Pleased to see his friends at all hours, His
liuuors, ales, and cigars are of the host,
lei -3111 d .1 lIN LUNDY, Proprietor.
W I LLIAII FLEMING,
FA SHTONA BLE HATTER,
flas removed from the corner Wood anJ Sixth to
NO. 139 WOOD STREET,
Fourth door below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh.
A (arse and complete stock or nate,
Caps and straw Gooch' alwaysi on hand
at the lowest priers, wholesale and re
tail
ap2t-lvw
7b Iheroy---Rats. Roaches. Ao.
To Doefron--Alice, Moles and Ant
Tb Deermv---lied
Tn Deerrop---Moths in Fars. Clothes. Ac.
To Destroy--31osquitons and Fleas.
To Deorop--Insects on Plants and Fowls
lb Drotrok - --Inseete on Animals. Ace.
To Destroy--fivery form and sveoles of V
e Only Infallible ReinedMee known.'
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rats do not die on the premixes."
4dd Z "They com b e of out their holes to die."
winekow— Y
All WBOLISSALS DRUGGISTS in the large cities,
and by Druggists. Grocers. Storekeepers and Re
tailers generally. in all oountry Towns and Vil
lages in the United States.
liß. A. FARNESTOCK & CO.. R. E. SELLERS
& CO., and others Wholesale Agents at Pittsburgh
Country dralers can order as above. Or address
direct—[or for Priem, Terms. fre I to
1199NRY IL, COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 469 Broadway. New York.
101-3mdawis
C O - PARTNERSHIP.
mum UNDERSIGNED Ili 4PI AIOIOOIA-
A ted
atwih mu. Mc coo. OLn7 hit M 0411.1/
. 0 K. in copartnership. tor the trensaction of
thu CA RPeT SUSI Ni igq „under the name and
firm of W. MeCLINToCk & SON, hu tolieits
'torn a gene:nue public a continuance, to the new
firm, of the liberal patronage beretofo a by him!
self enjoyed—
W. MuCLINTOCA.
CARPET* Raving Purchased for CA' 11.
before the late advance. the lamest stock of
Osrpets in the city, we would call the a' tentioo of
wholes .la and retail buyers to our complete fLq.'
enzonent of CARP/IV. NAVIN(' 4 . OIL
.I.LO Utz, &c. W. NOWA TOCK s Sox,
au2l 112 Market street
A Splendid. Opportunity
in NOW OFFERED TO THE PCBLIC
& in the purchase of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS.
HALL PENDANTS,
SIDE BRACKETS, A..,
At the cheap Lamp Store of
SCHMERTZ A BLEAKLEY'S,
N 0.153 Wood street,
Opposite the First Church.
S. M. 'KIER & Co.,
11 •NUFACTI7RER9 OP
Pure No. 1 Carbon 011,
• N D
13 ..M PT Z 0 1.. MI .
air Office on LIBERTY STREET, opposite
Penn'a IL R. Depot
It-3.A1l oil warranted,
Commodore Nutt
BIIRICERA—TifiII WILL
ore ten hours of light for ono cont. and
Wale an
Excellent Chamber Lamp.
Pea &Ad
lICENKRT7 Li t BLWAILEYI
aide aq. Id Wood And.
-AND
SELLING A?
pre's Trimmtnglt in Every Tar/efy ;
Black Vet rer tinotas. uI I 1;;- :
Embroidered '0: term und Ne!1•i;
LIMP Col farm and SelVi :
Footing. Collar,
1.11/11111 llattlkerelegers. embroidered
hemmed nud corded;
Hoop Skirts nod 'recta:tole Corsets:
Airiny Shirts, i;rawer,, Sarhu , &c. ;
Narrow Vowled-Edge Trimming; Bib
bone:
Ladles' Superior Cotton Hosiery .
Gloves, annantlets. and Ink Lace Mittel
Mick Ritlf Gatintlels:
Ladles' Brown and Black Straw Urals a'
Chenille and invisible Hair :Vets;
Woolen Varna, new log just received;
Portemoutudes at all prices:
Black English crape: Bonabazine;
Grenadine; 'rape and Lace Veils;
Fancy' Goods and Notions of all kinds
Joseph Home,
77 & 79 TrIARK -4 7 STREET,
Witoksale rooms. Zi and' &1 Storks.
Jr.,
NO. 106 FOURTH STREET,
STOCK 4NO BILL BROKER
Promissory Icote. Stwit roods. and I:1 ortgair
hnufht Promis sory
sot.i.
PIETUMII 11,1.11,Y Collia
RE'. i. c PEhSHIIG, ft. id.. " , .t.:IDE.A .
14 EST SUSTAINED COEL—s•-
/Ei the ta;e.
FOURTEEN '733; ACIIERS.
Attendance 16.4 year NS.
'7
Thoroupli and ext• nsire •
gLEI.I RAP:I.Nt; 3ret ‘2 ., t;. • • thl
FORTY .1......:LLARS no: 'term. tor !p-.:1". ai;
d,ut7,, litight
ght
s en d to tr.; r5..... 1 •1'6A11er..11. 2d,
eresiden: ..• .....•—„-
ATTENTION! COMPANY.
CANVAS SHOES, $1,25.
AT 1 FIFTH STREET.
D. S. DIFFENBACIIER.
NEW GOODS.
luirE nAvE JUST RECEIVED FELON
V V the East a large and choice selection of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
for Gents' and Youths ircur, esubracings all the
newest styles COATINGS, CASSIMERES ANL
VYSTINGS. w . IT . /Seta EE *
1.11: F.Avral stree
corner MarketSauaro. Ailrri, en.: "if atv9
EANSYLVANIA RAILRYIII TialA
A. M.
Leaves Wall's Statipn every Sunda:: at...... 9 13
do Turtle Creek, do do 920
do Beintons, ' do do ...... 923
do Wilkintburgh do do ...... 942
Ado ',•:,:..t Liberty. do do 9GO
rrive at Pittsburgh, .................................
P.E'rUIiNING TRAIN P. M.
Leaves Pittsburgh every ;3 uriday at 100
do East Li zerty do do 24
do Wilkir.A l urgh do do 132
do Printou's do do 139
do Turtle Czeek do do 133
Arrive at Walls
^ oto
J. STEWART. Passenger A . gent.
Pittsburgh. J my 9, 1562. zylltf
ROBERT ARTHUR%
A. 7 "r 4 ORINMi" ..I\a" -LAW.
AND COMMISSIONER OP DEEDS., of Olio
SibldOUri, Texas. Wileonnin. Irlrginia,l'vevr York.
lonbinna, Illinoia,lowa, Florida. Inman.% ILtia
inky and Michig . a . n.
nibUm Iv o. 133 FOURTH STREET.
ITTNION STOXE I'ILTEMIS—FOR
V economy. th 8 Fllter far surpasses euYth-ott
of the kid ever before offered to the 1 uhi c. It
is nearest to &natural filter, is strong and dorabin,
and readily Wean* d. by blowing through the t , i be;
can eaFily be carried in the pocket. a..d always
exprerelay for use. Another rupPlYjust received by
ss, at the ladle a uhber Depot
• ,
20 and as , t ( 31.rr e - rt.
.). & W. PHILLIPS.
an23:lyd
VA2a
_siamkko. moat IN THEN!.
koo..sit ...waguanfro Motion, 65 Fifth moot
..........._„.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH
_,.---________-----*
Arm.'' Steamer ' B. C. Levi," Capt. R.
Gr, , ette. 'II .. tin , light draught Fte mot. will
leave 1.. :,,;.• f r t. , neinonti. She am buil nde
the sap, :we:tio: we ri , to r commander.art , d i,/
ILe lizlt.r. t tent t brni; Om , season, only II: ioeip s
in h- roiructi.n. h., ex tp. , ,c , has been =pared;
in flier :.h.• i., c0.01,:,:fc in cycry rt , peet. Sao wil
ea ry out tloct at i hi,i,tit freight net/ 'smolt.. blc the
only hunt th enn do 0 in tit. , p wont stare Of
water. ttur ..stectro 4 youar friend. B. F. }phi
roe: "II t :t- list olerlz. This boat Putt; its in
tutud .1 old tuns . when the wag:ns Creatina w
Alin ruts
v boats pass
,—____
.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
1 ,- Erz. ,, roz s - ..& CO..
WANIIFACTURERROP IVRItIr is•RIZTY ON
FI.IVISITED RRAOS WORK.
GAS AND STEAM Fi'rTERS,
Partit !liar attention to fitting Oil Refiner
ion &ass Castings of ouparior smoothness umbel to
order. Steamboat work and repairing goner-
Av.
449.t05 j , Oil 'le; DavY's Safety Lathy,-
.ins Braekats amt 1. :ante i;onter ST. CLAIE
`ins
IN!)1117Q 1... ESlsil.: WAY. feL:tj
TIERNAN kt GETTY,
Who/eKale and Retail Grocers,
I)( POR7Eitli AND DEALRILI
TEAS, WIPIES, LIQUORS, de.,
f corner of
OHIO STREET AND THE DIAMOND
OW EN' III'UNE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 641. Clatr Street.
3ENTLEMEN'S CLU'EIfiNG ATADE TO OR
DER CHEAP FOR CASH.
IIrAVIESiii3 I! ET:O D:NED piton NEW
-11. YORK wi th A eiiiiii-o Ptoek of CLOTH'S,
OASSIMERtSSiTnis, which C:111 /...1:
Purcha9ed at t , :i , ,c3 far tlet,- Ulu muai rata&
Int Oit. iliciootiment 3 otto , 'oti to C 11: buyer,.
0c2.14ii
LOS 1 NLI fIY U''ir ,f,-----
BOOTS, SHOES, AVD GAITERS,
•
AT PORLANTVS.
no 9 93 sfro-Irnt d' r fr:II Fifth.
PAIN. of apvv—tu,
.thereby
no drug.: or ge;' , 11214 ! battery ar., Bed Medi
cal gentlemen and t h in
thwilies het, Pl.:
tooth
extraeted by Ley and are to testify
as to the Sattly and wi inlessness et , se
whatever hss beel, rc.rfi• •1. '"' ted
as.erting thecontrary, iniviner•• •.1 of my
in
prone!.
VIA....I . ItTLFICI AL 'i'l,ETll !,1
, tylo, and eharwt:. loiv as v... t
ht
',est of altiterial in all caries.
UDItY, 15entist.
NEW G1):),D)S: :NESS' tiiPODSII
nol4ly-ie
We have an elegant and attractive stock o
TrlmutitigS.
Ea ish ilig Ci 11.0414,
EtibiAt oideries,
Varieties,
Hosiery.
Giovev,
Gittunt!el.
French Draperio Dovsre Skirts, Corsets,
a
o
Head Nre:s, etc.. in v.; ric:s , hn,
for CASIL
MACIIT.T3I CLYDE,
bt•lre, n 4th S that:load
aul9 i 9 Afarke*.e.
cco t C3il o 3/71.:
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
51 a.7:u turen of
Pl' it r K - I_2 rrs: Flcruvka.
C -A. 13.
_, is xi. I_y .
Office, NO. 2141 I.IIIERI T STREET, Pittz•
burgh. P!,
mye-filtd
raP:I
HORNE'S TRIMIVIING STORE
We beg leave t, cal! rhc att - zn!lor, of
A L &AWOL EFA Le pz. BETTEft.S:
To our stock of i:ch.‘lB, early in July
Precious to tild. a:IV:Met:
311-9 fres. Trustees
it INTELLIGENCE.
ALLEGHENY CITY.
For ,Rile,
grik.NE LARGE TIERCE-STORIED
Brick Drroliirar-lloase and Lot. N 0.73 Lib.
erty- street. The house his just been
papered, and thoroughly repaired. and still bo
sold on accommodating terms: Apply to _
S. Medi LE.
Second street.
nrIVA BERRY Telterill • 11 - AN 11. —TAILS
.... elegant preparation is recoailiClitil as be.
lugquderior to any article now used tor proserv
lug the 'I f. E fll.
BY /Ts REG VIA tt TiSE.
rt will preFcrre the tea:h fr
v om .
It will neutralize all tiCensie s.cretions around
the te , tit.
It VI eure lacers.
It . . makes uff spongy gums bard and healthy;
Icnt prevent Toothache wileu 128C:1 regularly,
It *ail cure Bleeding:Gums
.•
To Smokers and = barrens it is invalttalde, 118 it
takes away al/ to disagreeable cd vs or -in,. I•ata
he use of tobacco. aid in i e Wave gnu,
-ui t , a de
li,lltftli 11[01ns:tie fratr,rarice to the r.ai h. No
toecsan should be without a bottle at 1 euberry
ooth iVash. For vs 1p at
JIM:El.!! I'L EMT NG'S',
Conte, 21 ark , :t tt. and the Di.tinttioL
.03 - The highes.t cash taier Pal,. fo r Ihees 3.x.
auls
W.I.ILLT
WHOLESALE ChOC.PI3
NOS. 18 AND 20 WOOD 8 TR27,
STRAYED OR STOt EN,
A SMALL I:ED 7 Y PERSON.
finding he 111 be sui,! il, y r.:a ,r 1. dby
kgs at.rd at• Mart,' 's t•a an Nebel C 3
N
Met. Allegh o by d enY. opposite A:Ito-sec.'s Lumber
l'ost 00,eb. ropplnc a note in zi.e. ritrseurgh
anl2-tf
4 ONIVISTR ATOMS NO L 7,
Z 1 cot Ailtioinistr i t on havi,g h;.e.,
rued to ti:e untleNigeed, on the o f
rr Eso late of t: e ity
';ttsburgbae.easNi. per Pons to
.Rate ate oe oeiot-cl to olOr.• i•n•rt
'nn those ha' inz r.l.ritt,3 0, de , ! iP -t ooai
vootate will pre,.ut th , v, p!operly tithenti.atted io .
settletuent
sAKCEL MORROW.) A
WELL, ,
"'"
R. E 7Y ,
1,_./ • 141 FIFTH rttEEI, Otthr.dral
HEAL ESTATE A.:41) GE'S 11:13,AL All ENTy
1:;
N9T77 . 3. BONDS, MOILVIAUES
r end other Sean
cps
WHEELER & WILSOVS
sewing itiaellinesq
NO. LT FITTEI" l' 111 : 6 1:121'.;..711 : PA.
Avon - lea a.: Avirac Prem:vm
United States F0.f..11'
FOR THE YEARS
1858, 1859 and I.SCU.
UPWARDS 07 0,0 0 0
114 10 HINES sold in the meted
20;000 SOLD T3IrE PAST VCA , ..3.
We offer to the publi.r EEL .a Wll,
301. VS IMPROVED sr.r.rn; 3IACIIINE, at
REDUCED PRICES, with incrrased corlfitlenco
of its merits as the boat and most useful Family
Sowing Machinonow in use. It does equally well
on the thickest and thinnest fabrics • makes tho
look-stitch impoesible to unravel, alike on !e.414
Moe, is simple in ConStrUCtir,L, mom speedy in
movement, and more durable than any other ma.
chines. Circulars airing priest cm: description
of machine furnished gratis on erPlioation in per.
son or by letter.
Every Machhao warranted for three years.
ap3 WM. STIMNIiIIi
Read : Read: Read:
. HIGHLY IMPORTANT!!!
GREAT RELIEF TO THEAF'FiLICTs
gilt:
ED. autt those suffering from weakness of
Son Irish YO
ence
TO
tAo L
e L, UNG AND OLD:
xperi g
gilt try the worul-rono=neil reat rc!i• fin your
lettiftailA N rE 13L E SPECTA CLEM.
Purchasers will continue: to find Perkct fillit,fita
awl by trying these Spectacles. Sa rl 0 11 i) by
J. 1)1A3I ON It. iti.tician
.Ne. 39 b .
The Russian Pebble it:e:ras i t ola
desired.
Bavrar Imposters nod Pretenders.
adIINEPAPER 111.1LIVGIN1;14—ZA 1.'X111•
SON, BroWn and blreen, tor ra le by
15'. P. Al A ii.Z.'/lALLI
20.000 BILIAILIELS OT ACT;
Wanted at
MOORE'S DISTILLERY.
will PAY the highest cash prices.
SA First
TEIOMAS
Pi:MOO R TZ.
Pireet, , -burp
OFFICE or THE P . TTSBERO , I INSI:LiNt E et./.1
(Corner sfarket and Water .-treeb.)
PIT 1 SKIP:6IIs August 15 ISii .
'WIVE ROAIIIIIII ilbk DinE(7nltoi U.?
A th C o npany have th ay dee'ared a thy
i lend. out of the profits of thelast si t upintht., of
T w o fo
boilers per sharo, in cash. payable rth
wit
aul6:2W F. A. n.f..7 , :E1l A ,i.r.
. . `fin eta y.
AE[ LAND PROPLIFt l'Y FAA: SA LE
O-4 handsome tw • every br.ek d'vellinu von
t. nine six rooms and a kitchen, Iv !II b. tvi' et.t, 3
a n d i „eres of ground, on which i:f ..ver lb) he .r
ing fruL treas.:4l.d e trees, soiubbery. Ace.: I K• 0
never failing springs and a wet/ ot good %rater,
pap,i-ion given iatateclintely, ;or ri.i o and tepes apply to N. P. 7,AwrE,,
au27
41 :Co .ilttre,t.
. _
NEW AND zok:suLumr. GOODS.
MACRUM & GLYDE.
D. S. MACRLII,] [R. C. GLTD/C.
No. 7S Market St.
TRIMIIIMGS, VARIETIES, NOTIONS;
Ednbroideries. Laces , Handkerchief -,Rib
bons, Blonds. itticites. Flom. ry, (doves.
to cor.set.. Yeti Beads. Z ii.
ephyr Yarn.. t.
N entlemet,'s Low
Youthi' Linn and Travelirg
Gond.%
Shim; Colla. Ti-s, , Sztipend, rs. MY Soldiers'rsShiNs at,,l Work - Cases,
Officers' Gauntlets. Ice., Sm.
To which is invited the attention ofali wishing to
purchg se NE if" AND SEASOA BLE GOODS
cheap.
MACItt II it GLYDE,
78 MARKET T.It.E'ET,
Brlirerrn Fonrt banal
•••Ar... .1^...a..1111 A. •• •LA as
Banta and thoes—at 66 Fifth str..t.
•
AII IISEMENTS.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Image Aso MARACCR ......... WM. JIRNUERF,OS.
PR7(.4:£l nr A tIVIRAWN.—Pi rate Boxy,. , r);
Single beat in Private Be 1,1 Paratiette and
Dram Circle, chair?, :Inconel: Family 2r
‘ , t,:)t.s; Colored Gallery, 25 cont Colored I.lezpv
31.; cents; Gallery 15 cents.
:rftRA 'l' 17 ILL FOR RA TURD Al' A7G172",
SAT URDAY EVENING, A ugast 26,
Finq time of the ziew drama entitled
IVII/TE
Adrienne
..............
... , ........ Mies Amy Frost
.....51'40 Rom Ces eta
...... ................ Mize Fanny B
AVENOIart.
N/ BAND.
Michael
Awe._
To conclude with
PADDY MILES,
l'addy
unirr HonnEs•
riliirtssEc C o
HOICE,o SITES FOR coy
7 RY , aiiderive9 in Link),.
lan I are ofii!red f.•r•sa o.c n' the Pitts
burgh and Ea,i 7.ibc•rtr Rai.wny ram into the
e..nter or di:, plat. the 19 , 3 CUlttaill one h.':
sore cud upwn•di. TortnA nn!y one tenth caah.
ad ono -tenth
zir t 4
W. 0.
At 4 . iekiand Station.
am?? had
Brixll 111IN/t,
_______.
S OLDIER -S,
If you go into camp WI hunt WOOLEN SHIRTS
and +`OCKS, it will ho ac the ser.ou, rink of your
health.
A complete assortment of
ARMY SHIRTS.
SOCKS.
SEWLYC'r CASES., Etc.
For sale at the lowest erwh price?, i,y•,t
Rol° Mirket s treet, ba
NACTM2,I 01".YDE.
Rll/2-317d
FlT'i•'!43. - tEittGET
mns_t). Tr. IrrLl N3rq
Tr. E 'l' 1 4 . All
........... Mr. ChapEri
ROt.A Cercta.