Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Pittsburgh (frnetfe. r-fc(3K A AM" 1VL EdT VrTu me "Onward Onward 1" Under this head, the N'ew York Evening rout, deprecating the delays and inaction of CCVGHESSIOKAt. NomSATlONSlS IsDtAKA. Josenh A Wright, present United Statte Senator, has received the Union nomination fer Congress in the Seventh I Torre Haute) Dis HIKBY O. HALK A (Succewer to Jamea C.

Watt.) Jill LI Ttll 1" KIIODES INFANTRY, office,) FIFTH STREET, Pittsburgh. WENTjY MEN WANTED to fill up this Com pany. I YLOR, Cat'tin ari'l Rrc Hitinit bffi.tr. AT cf either cit or of the county, who wiJiAadri their cwun ry, aud wnuid go uiiil-rsmvi fuily alive to the rfHpoitsibili-ies of his position, ore who is a kothI ChriHtiau, mid at tbe sari a kkkjA drilled i soldier, should ljse no tia in euii-ting under ap-t tain 1. M.

JsAM 1LJl, of the GRAHAM Klf LfcS. I'arentd arid uards ho tre duaj poiott-d "tlin their youute lui-u in Kt-v. Clark cniiany, ate u- vite.l to thi-i chaiii.e of hviag, them oin tlx rank a uuder a hri-tun IdU-r IUtTuits euliot for Thrt-e Ytars or th- war, rf-ctfivt all pid bv over; mtnt ini T-'Utity, aud in addition a of $5iKf wili be divided ttuiong the rowpatjy whm full. KLLV FuRTlIISroMPASY, nl2 MAY fc STREET. it "FITLTOX KIKLKS j-- 1HKKK iKAUSt'R I'L'Bi Nti THE WAR! All prsor- iWniroiis of s'rvtug th-ir country, and not ihj; iX'iiiprtlled lo submit to a draft, will imni-diniidv t-nliif, muii thereby tnre the So HOUNTY in ess of i ie r-uiar py.

By id' the tiuv rnor, this Couipjuy wilt uminr the coijjtiniiid t.t IS. M. Captain. J. liUiTTO.N.

1 LtfUtenant. CxMK OSH, VitVK ALL! KiTRerriitUK Oflices, SfcKTl HofiSK, l'ia-moud, i'lttsl uigli, and at MARKET UOU Allo-fhiuy I hv. rl.jil MEN WANTED to filTtha roks of the sth Pno-ylvania Iteservee, ow til the field. Vounir men ofeeivinic their eouutry aunot tii't' a bettor regiment with vhi to themselves. ttsT-ileadquarters, WILKIN'S HALL.

JOHN F. KIKKPATRICK, Lhut. and Hecmitine tJmcex. v-r-y Oompauy is recruit tnar for good, able bctdiod MF-N No 1 tiTAMi, Allfght-nT, nnd RED LION HOTEL, No. 6 Lit.

Olair street. Those wiwhitig to join a pood company otn do so by applying at the store aid places, or at 'squire Tav lor oHii-, Hfth Hard. lr L. WA LKKIt, Captain. J.

WALKKK. lt Lieni. M. TAYLOR, Md Lit ORGAXiZE! The LSIUN IKOJhATIC Rtl't'BLI AM fAttTY. 1 he Rtbuhlican nnd fck-iuccrrtta ot th Burciicti of Man cht-rtttr re appiitittd the folk-wine citizens a Committee of Vigilance? and to eiipport the pilliciphti aud niea-jurt.

t'tt UO rexuiui'rd ed at the two L-teat meetmijf li'elyh'id in Wirm iuhaio and SJau- hrriU-r, ia; W. b. r-pralt, bur- U. J. llut Moii, Jani-s ai hotnTiao-'.

mm. t'hritmii Mfet-'e, Short, Ja i. lio.d, Lea, Val. (short. William uncle.

Anions tt.H ptinciple aud K.auru unanimously r.oinoitndd aud atiopied by th aJeiiaOviat3 aud Kupuuii: uitt th above honitihB, in joi couucil aiewtiihlt-iL are the lo' lowing lit The exposure of the treasonable orrupti'jim rommitu-u ta rertnsylrauia toy the acente oi loiftn eapttuiiu aud incorporated domestic traitors. 'Zd. Tne report ot charter of the Penn ivania Railrohd tvliipiiiy uuuer the proiisioutt of the charter 3d. Thetaki-e -esion of the property of feaid Company fr the lue of the Ofcmonwealth, aud the pijuieut oi state uebta oat ot toe piuliU oi trie roa'l, ni the itjpeul ot the ftate Tax. 4th.

That J. Edar Tbompa a and TIioh. A.S-ott should lt arrested and held in custody ttU they respond to the demand of the commonwealth for their twttiiiuouy couc(uiii the treawti liable coirnptions altered to hAve bueu committed hy a.ciiUuI the IVuD-yWriiiia Ra lrt.ad Comsany. 6th. A repeal of the late law ot CottgrefMi for int-peoiufr the navigation of the Ohio river by the eteo lion of railroad bribes.

tith. AtiKoro support of the nexal Govern-meut and the War aiuit traitors are tnbdued en-1 put ished. As ciiiz-ns of election i.istncu orjiauine hy appointing Coj ttMs, they will pleaae m-u-l thw names to E. i. OaAaM, HI Fourth Pit'B-burgh.

cUARLEs H. Cl Third snd Market Cait. B. M. HOPK1K8, CHARLES PiitHt-ufiih Comrnittee.

N. B. E. I. Gazah witl addrn-e the citizens of a lleheny City, oa hea.bve subjects, at 8 o'clo TUIfr EVENING, AiittUdt aUt, at the Market ivjuare, I)itraonJ.

An addrehf may also tm expertid lrom t.ot her speaker, it ins health rmit hi attendance. This gt nti man is one of the u.ost em i ue nt su'ojme'' ot aiser ca. aii'Jlrit (l LKt-. "We are coming, Fathkb Abrak." This lt-stin fng ng and chorus has just been published, and id for tale at anil H. KLERER A BROS.r B3 Eifth street.

I AKL 24 uerces. prime quality, i'cr ij retailors in store aiu tor sate ty au2l SAT A DICKEY A CO. MJSVS, iOVb'. VULITU aU CUILijREN'S BOOTS, at Masonic Ha Auction House. au'si1 tfULb.

MAFLE fcUGAK jut retved aud tor sale by W. M. tiORMLY, aoil 71 Ltb-f ty street. iii etore 60 aul for s.Ue hy H. GUBM LY, aul 71 Liberty strtft.

LAHLI UJLi 8 bills, now landing anil (or hy ISAIAH nlt'K A 1 i. tierces now landing aud 1UAIAH HI. kh.V A Jtl. lor sale by nA.NV'AS StUlES, at McUeiliiud 8 Auction Hue. 55 Fifth street.

au'l Ii UUf KlK for Ladies ami MissoH, at the siasonic uhII Auction Hone. AUIfcS KID UrrEK at MtCT Und's. nuil AJiMY a genuine article, for sa cheap, at Met lllaud's. auljl KShM AM) ClllLUKtA lluOl' roMKX'rt OALf AM) UALMOKAL Hi TS. at M.w Audi di 0 i li I LhKhV's Mlii: at McC kiland Aurtion.

antil 11 OOl if KlriTaS. a neW st'le. at Ma Hall Auction ffr-ust. aifil LAKM KiK iSALK, couuuning lo'Z JL AC-RES. Ircautifully siiuatfd on th-Ohio riier, 1 miUs below Pittsburgh, adjotuinK the village of Suousetewn, and opposite Leeiedate fetation, 1'itts-burah, Kt.

Wayne and Chicago Kaiirod, being; easy of access, both by railroad aud river. Ths improvements are a good Eranie Dwelling Houi, Erne barn, and tao Tenant Uoiirtea, Orchard, Ac. ft is well adapted to a gardenirg and stick farm. Title indispntable. Eor particulars and terms apply to JAS.

VO0I-BURN, E.igworth Statkn, bewUkh or to U. F. WOODBURN. No SO JCsplana'te atreet. Alkftheny.

John Bamiltou, in Miotifftown, wil show the trpmia'S. JAM 13 WO fDHUKN, Acting Executor. AiUODKNtiU UKP'llAft' OouTiT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTaTK. By virtue ot an order of the Orphans' Court of Wasti iuiftoa county, the nndereigned, Ex-ncutor of the will tf JUarcus Rla k. deceased, late of I arroll town-sh'p, near City, aslncpton county, Pa wilt expose to PuhMc iSale, on the prnmo-i, on HATCR1A August 1661, mt 2 o'clock, p.

the ftdlowtDg describe real estate, to wit A cert am tract of laud sit oat iu Carroll township, ou the Mououg'ihela risr, adjoining lands of the hfirsof Henry Graff, Gk. V. Lawre nce, i)r. K. K.

BidMeitnd E. W. Tower, containing lt) ACHE6 OF SURFACE LAND. Tbis tract is situated the river, about a quarter of a mile bd Monoucahela City, aud consuls principaly of first clu rivtr bottom. The tract niay te divided into two more parcels, and the unoe reigned is authorized by Court to enVr and se 1 the same tjrethT, or in separate tracts or jtarctds, may te expxiieut or desirable.

AUo, lhti i t' UAL LAN 0, adjoiuii.g the tract abme sc-ibed, aud lau of hdrs oi yenry Grafl, OtO. V. Lawrence, Dr. li. F.

Biddle and E. W. Towr The coal is of superior quality, favorably located for miutufr. aud tuy aiso be ld to. f(l her with the urfat.e land alove deacrt ed, or sep-ar la, in dittluct tracts or parcels.

TaaMs une-ttiiid of the pure hate m'ny to le piii! at th confirmation of the (at, aud the remainder iu twoeipial aamial aient4 tbtreiftur, with iitir st frtui je date of saiii conhrmation. J. S. ifti.KS('N, x.cutur, auli" fit IH) Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. NKVV SO.

1 MAUh.is.KaL, ho leu ted and put up in kt for family usw aJso, luem iMti'kre! iu kiu, a- No, 1 Salmon by thepouu-l, fvr Bile at the Family Grocery (store ot J.NO. A. RENSHAW, an Corner Litert and fland sts. CAKPitT mu.H)Mf tsuperior qual-J ity. Diaunfarttired expressly for the siihciilier; sl'o Hickory Brooms, for sa1 at the aui.

il Grocery More of J'tUS A. RENPH A au20 r.ornr LUerfyand Hand streets. INlLUA lilTBuKti FiLrtKlor drink-lun out of epiUiiS ft moHt exoeilent srtivle tor boidiers' ue I nmtt Just rtc ivtd st tne India Rub-her Lepot, 'iC and t. Clair street, a i h. PHILLIPS.

EXI KA a 0. HaMS, ior fituiily use; also ttiirar curel tried Bef, for sain by the ihrrcr oral retail by JNO. A. RKNi-UAU', n2 corner LttirT and Hand struts. Manafactnrt of every descrfptioD oi IF TJ 1ST ITTTIR, E3.

MO. SMlTHFIStB STRIST, nmBUBGH. A full assortment of PITTSBVBUH MASVrAO-TUHKD FUHMTVIIK costautly 00 hand, which a-e will sell at thvluwast f.rka for CASU. Itilil-lvMic-is NO TICK TO BUiLDEKS. A coo-trat to rebuilt my Planins; lill Bousx, on the corner of Alarbury street aud Duquesus Way.

Xlie plan will be exhibited ou We(inatly alttru.Miti, ami prnposala received for j-mtinjc up the buil.line lilt SAT CROAT, the 2M at 12 o'clock to bs rnt np Itntueiliately. Prnrnsals (or the brict work sefuf'tyi 'he brick work aort carpenter urk together JUHN UJCAT11. auivrzt GKhhiN 1 tAoliE8. boxes prima readies, just received and tor sale at No. 114 fiecund st.

WASH VAN GOKDBB. trict of I ndiana. iiamei omw, to'tiut," is hi-" competitor. John Law has ika rinmnr.ratic nomination in the i receirew First liistriet, and James A. Craven in the Secoul.

Warlike Loyalists. Mr. Yosburg, of the firm of Pruyn Yosburg. in Albany, N. on Sunday, procured substitutes for his three daughters, paying "Jofl each.

The young ladies insisted upon being represented iu the tanks. I It I. if i'i tts kg ii i le LKt.K Usv. I.O. Pcacmso, A.

'JcMt. 'i-eaiiiet I'otlci; in b' SLtte. fourteen Teachers. AitD.iii!i-e yrnr "i4a Suj l.ri. Hiitt extensive (xur-w ef tutv.

't LI I'HOHIMi Slut OB04V MfalO th-ltlt. KtlKI AKS jer term, for Is.oni li-bt, c. Kail Term rommetietsi lTKMbkli ao. Semi to Hie lor a entaloiHt. jull ii M.

Trart, tUiooL LA tilts. Ito Kilth t-in i Annua! Si si ri of Mrs. K. A. Smith'.

HKLKW LASMCAL SCllUVU fOB LAL1EH, Cion-irof Heaver stree' anil South Conine Allegheny City, eouintt-ut-eit MOMAlf, Stj.t. st n. HU'Jieif PKKSOXsS KKCRUITIKG 1M fcN for th thicHt yeum' service, nlu havi uot re (v.itti authority from ttt Ciovernor or Adjutant littiieriil of PeiiiisyHitnU, uro rrueatt'd to yr aent tb. ir names to tho KXKOUTIVK CO MM IT THE OF ALLEGHENY COl'NTY, Uf.ue VI o'clock kh Thursday, the -2lt Tbt th-y Hia be tit tht''UvrDfr UT his Hl'roVAt. TH05.

M. I10WK, I'rvsitlent Committee ot Couuiy. Anoint HU, 1S 2 rr ks i xi i of PENNSYLVANIA GEORGE WOODS, M. Principal. A 1,11 by FitLsT TiiKa of th enduing jwar comtueuces no HKI'THUBgH 1st.

A GYMNASIUM I ctni.a tl with th tuivrJ-ftiiy MILITARY DHILL, a cowpeteut Trill Srtj4iiit, rs-ives til a tution. Fur p.rtu ulars, ('atHlcpiif to had at the Huokttorvg. PerviiDif am be inah at the rtwidfiic of Imv. Skill KL FINPLEY, lit lie street. Hill 2 it' M.

Otf kt.i 1 1 CuMMll I KE AlLKUHIAl el'N'TY, Pit'sMirnh, Atipta-sl 1Mb, Yi 'IIT'I'IILS COMM1TTKK, while nc- uuit L'-'dguix ttti very jiranvworthy manniT in wi i hjju their fellow f.tr ii to the Fuifl eotTuHy br-ti YRpoiirit to, have toMHe tbM it i xi rKHiint demuabU ami important to nod ibr prHnt aiilnlptit'jii Hut tt.au Tw-n'y- Xiv iiitiuitj tfiitt atui the 'iM in-riit, to -oable the I'fUiuii ti Ci.iui.)?t th quota vtihmtr-t riMiutrl (rum thin cmiitv, anl th--rt-by a draft. THusi. M. iloW Hui' Pri.J- nt nf rannti--. I mML HK 1HY.

Vm. WiKtHAM' Pflfate chial will r- perf-l cn MuMiA tept. iu lb tcbtud Htui of brist hurcb, fcft Iuhu-jU, AiUhe. Mr. W.

will be glad to ivteive- iuMii ioliat MipiU a the c.jiiUk'Uit'tij'Ut tiia lur.n. A elate will lt t-r younger I oyw, as t-Il a for thow who arn ni'ire aclvaif-eJ. For t-rii a.ly Mr. W. WAKKdAl, kt hu rwitlt-nw, 37 ICt j-liltuoP i VV A A INMlJtili, a btanlib und Iy hrtiol ft-r young Ladi-.

will be uo MUNAV, M'pteuilur lf, iu tbt? lnrtH und tuiinKliouft dwelling tnitr the corner of eoiiid ud Siiiitlilitld gtreets, din lnt tcwioeu.e ot Jatb Ii. Mnrrtty, Re. A. 'ItCN UHOkt MHitftini trm, aill iaty t. a tew daya, Kf tereucee Ttte Kfi pi "1- ry ff tb city.

A Um may 1m matin at the lii ttute aftr the 2otb iitwt. Ul Vi a A Oil OK. On ice of National Mini'. rosii-AM, July Ift. Trw Dirwtors tbe iiiiintl Mining Comanr hae a ot i) UALLAHH PKtt M1AKK Uh)u Ibe Capital Mo'-k ut the nipaB-, aide at tbw i tlu-e ol the 1 i.n Kii)I A Auiti' lot, to htni'kbol-hii's, np-forii! tut bu at tint r-ituniecic Oiut of tuinjtiriw on iid ilat.

IJ order ot the board of Inre ttir-i. (ii.il. I ni JHKS M. JOOlKK TFI' I'lTTBl'tl'iU iNHt aAM vJOMPviml, Pi ltd burgh, Augitit 15, rjT'THK liOAKDOK DIKKCTOK of tbi4 Cvrwuany have tbi day ilwlared a OivHteud, out the prt tU of the taat ix multtbtt, of 1'ViO PkK MiAKK, ta forthwith. A.

KINKHAtt'f. K-ciftar. r'y kxckiiok cy TK. 1 tS-'ond fo-fii the KAt "KL--I -oil will iRiiueiiL-e MoSIiaV, eih. 'I't-a; liwib dreiriug to attend a N'Tiuul preparatory to the Winter Tin to of School, will rail ai $.

4i 'lrinuel fit re-tf aitdrtwi. lor i irtu ar, K-t. W. n. (iKAV, lU.x Ti, Pitta liriili TU I Til KMUA UAL K.ltN of All'tjhfny 'ity ('ullage, Proi m.

.1. Ki and K. 11. Wuii ill iu it. totiee building, t-io1u-ky aijd Lewixk treet.

auip i'w i a i i. ti ens. jjCLake Superior topper Mill and BAltLTIKii WUKKS, Pimitua. PARK, M'lTRDY Muttufectiiren irf HKATUINO, 11KAZIKIUS' AND BOLT CO ITER, r.il'I'ER BOTTOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SI'ALTEK Sor.DEK; lu METALS.TIS I'LATB, BIUifcT IRON, HIKE, o. CoiiBtnuIly lind, TINNERS' MAOUISES AND TOOLS.

WACtnoviiX, No. 14f Kint Ktiil 120 S'MVjud atrtteta, PitlaburL, Peuu'. JjHriiU rdt.ra of (TojifH-r cut to any diruj pat-Uru. niT UwljT Confessions and Experience Oi AN' INVALID. Published f.r I be twiipftt ai.j a warailig aud cotiou to jouiig men who miffor from fierrou Dt-bitjty, Premature IlKay, Ac; sui-plyiiijj at the same time the UM-ana of t-tf-Cnre.

By one hae cured hiiusvlf after beiug out to gral expenae through intyliia iuipoeitioD audiuack-ery. By earlualng a pf.st-'aid addreaecd envelope, tLlc may tf had of ibe author, NATH AN-IEL 3f AVKAIB, Bedford, Kiugt N. Y. fcH UKKH. 6c HARNESS, FIKE-PROUF SALAMANDER SAFE, BANK VA CLT IKON VAULT UOtHl, AND HTHKh-LlXM) BUKtiLAU-rnuoK SAFE MANUFACTOKtUa.

Sot. i'iH and l-il Third ttrtmt, iMtwem Wood aud itmtthjinLi tttreet -AoWA Hid. LO K.S always on band. WM. C.

ROBIMtOIN P. mil 2ft WITMROW M.liOH Ml If U- t-5TK0EINS0N, MINIS MIL- LLiia, KotsiiElta ako Mai'H in ith, Wawhinisto. oaKS, Pittaburgb, Orriii, No. it MaaKr.T BrareT. Manufacture all kiiidi of STEAM ENGINES AS MILL MACHINERY, CAHTINOS, RAILROAD WORK, STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON WORK.

e-JOKBINO AND KErAIRINO done on ehnrt rrl- Diuirt-dly JCPittsburgh Steel "Works. ISAAC JONr.8 JOBS L. BOITD W. JONES, UOYD Mauufactunra of CAST STEEL; also, KPRINli, PLOW AND A. B.

HTEEL, bTEEL fcl'IilNUS AND AXLEat, corut-r of Rune and Kirst streets, Pittsburgh, Penn'a. nrlt l. c. aiKKFATajca s. j.

C. KIKKPATRICK Uoiiiifaernrari and holeeale Dealers in LAMPS, OU I HI KEYS, SHADES, CHANDELIERS, 4c. BerWholeeale Agents for KlER'ECELEB RATED ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON OILS, No. 39 Wood Struct, epposlte St. (Jharles Flutel, Pittsburgh, Pa.

jalH.Iyd jr-JJ. SUJVsTiiealeri in oREHIN AND DOMESTIC BIM.M OF KX. CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OS DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 1.7 Market re. it, Pitta, buruh, Pa.

ayWCoMeetions made on all the principal cities thnniifliout the United States. ap4 tHENilV" H. COLLIN 87i'or- WAkDINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANT and wholeeaie dealer in CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, F1SU, and Produce generally. No. 26 Wood atreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.

bsI the past, says The public patience is. we believe, hi wearied out with thai sort of thing. We want short telegrams ai.nouncing tln.t something is doing, rather than loug apologist ic rigmarole in defence ul doing nothing. The nation is pruitipily meeting the vast demands of the government for men and means wherewith to prosecute the war, and it will insist that the war shall be prosecuted, and by all possible human exertions and sacrifices hu tied on loan end. The most cruel and co-tly policy, beyond all comparison, is that ut delay.

Ireasure und life are fearfully v-asted with every hour of procrastination Mid in decision. It it were possible to breathe into some leaders our forces the IierJ energy of Gaston de Foix, and nerve their arms with the iron severity of an Alva, the speediest and severest blows they could deal to this rebellion would in the end be mercy and humanity. We are willing to bury the past, bet it be taken for granted thai the interminable vindications of the campaigns of the Potomac and the Peninsula, winch have lately, by a mysingular contneidenee, been spread before the public in widely different journals, have been entirely successful. The General who needs such tiresome deuion-stiations of his military capacity, is, in our humble opinion, more likely to triumph over the patience of the public than over the valor and strength of the enemy. But let that pass.

Suppose it to have been demonstrated that, while our army of the est swept down from Cairo to Memphis, that of the East was held still and spellbound by some profouud and searchable reasons of military policy, yet now let us humbly hope that the force of those reasons has passed away that the swoop of the eastern wing of the American eagle is speedily and terribly to follow that of the western; that government, army aud people will hereafter be intolerant of delays, and all be animated by oneconvictiou, that in a contest where order isiuatched against anarchy, democracy against oligarchy, uuieu against dissolution, freedom against slavery, a full exchequer agaiust an empty one, a magnificent navy against empty harbors aud rotting wharves, aud twenty-three millions against five the war need not, and ought not aud must not drag its slow length along through even another six mouths. ien. I'illow's Negroes. A letter from Helena, Arkansas, says: And as 1 see that Gen. Pillow is much exercised iu mind aboiu his negroes, 1 will give him all the information 1 can on that point; and may they be words of comfort to his troubled soul.

Prompted by curiosity, 1 visited his plant ations the other day, and found occupants plenty, aud his abundant crops of corn were being served to a noble purpose, for they were being extensively taken as feed for the Federal cavalry horses, and one or two fields of hundreds of acres began to look a little barren and deserted. And then it will be a still greater consolation to him to learn that his negroes are doing a blessed work, for they are daily matched in squads to the landing, and there are cheerfully permitted to relieve the Yankees by unloading boats of commissary and many of them pride themselves by whirling a whip over a six mule team, and so far as outward appearances indicate, they are ail cheerful and happy with their lot. Now, if these words of ion will be of any consolation whatever to Gideon .1., he is welcome to tbem, I am sure, for they have been spoken in tenderest regard for his feelings. I'AI'tB Mi3l't ACTl'RK AT NuciAR FALLS. It is not generally known that all the paper used for the weekly and semi-weekly New York Tribune is manufactured at Niagara Falls, at the paper mills situated on the island between Goat Island and the Americnu side.

We learn from Mr. Petti-bone, the superintendent of these that the paper now manufactured there is wound upou large spools and printed at the Tribune office in an endless sheet. They have machinery expressly fitted for feeding their huge presses, iu this manner, whereby they save the labor of twenty hands. The labor of four hands is also tv ed at the paper mill by this process of manufacture, as it does not have to be cut, folded or counted. It is sold by weight, which isA-asily ascertained.

Rochester Democrat. AruitA.v iiiu ation rnoM Hirkison Cot-NTT. On last Saturday night fome dozen intelligent contrabands, belonging to Messrs. Gore, Reynolds at-d Morrison, whose farms join some four or live miles north of Clarksburg, took their departure for Pennsylvania via the underground railroad, carrying with them an equal number of valuable horses. No vigorous pursuit was attempted, the state of the country out there rendering it too hazardous.

They were followed a short distance in the hope that they would abandon the horses, but the presumption is that the negroes escaped and got the horses away with them. Rather an expensive kind of property that, which not only takes wings itself but carries off other chatties to aid its escape. Letter sell to Uncle Sam. Mote money in it. Wheeling Intelligencer.

Stout or ax Alabama Conscript. Daniel Carroll, formerly of Taunton, Massachusetts, who had been dratted into the Eighth Alabama regiment, was captured at the battle of Fair Oaks. He described the rebels as growing more desperate every day. Just before a battle, they are put on half allowance to make them hungry and savage, and then they are prepared to tear our men to pieces. He says they do not even spare our wounded, and confirms the statements made of inhuman cruelty on the part of the rebels.

He states that a large tract of ground just outside of the city of Richmond is mined with torpedoes. The rebels are kept off by a guard. Tub New York World says that of the steerage passengers of the City of Hulti-more, on her last trip, upwards of forty enlisted in the Union ranks immediately on their arrival. Some of these were Uritish soldiers who had served their time, aud who will prove a valuable accession amongst our raw levies. Taking the arrivals and departures of one company alone the Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia line the returns shew that we are receiving three emigrants of this class for every wo that leaves us.

la three months the aggre gate of arrivals by this liue has been and of departures Emancipation. Twenty-one negroes, former slaves of Willis Horde and Thomas Gardiner, were Thursday morning emancipated by the Provost Marshal General. The negroes had given evidence of importance concerning rebel movements, and were owned by men whose disloyalty had been fully proved. Under the recent act of Congress, they accordingly became freemen. St.

Louis Union North Cabomna Election. The rebels have been badly beaten iu the North Caro-olina election. Col. Vance has over majority for Governor and the "opposition'' have carried almost every member in each branch of the legislature by a Hill greater aggregate majority. Every candidate in favor of coutinunnce ef the war has been defeated.

Out of a voting population of 10 in the town of Oregon, Ogle county, 111., 1DU have enlisted. On the last call it furnished 12 men more than its quota for the Fkost. There was frost in Dedhnui, Milton, Dorchester iod Quincy, Massachusetts, in damp Sunday morning last. Tub amount of swearing in New Orleans up to the lth inst. is: Oath of allegiance, Alien oath, 2.100; Parole oath of rebel soldiers, 4, 083; rebel officers, 211.

THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 21. The Army of the I'uloiuac. Let us rej.iice tluit the army of the I'o-tomae been from its periloux condition and is now safe, probably at Yorktown, where it started frotu last spring in all its pride, and tungniticr-nce of men and materials. Over one hundred aud fifty thousand men entered upon this booties! expedition how ui-iuy have returned we cauuot say, hut probably not more than half of those who landed on the l'eiiinsula with hopes and brave hearts.

This splendid army has win lledaway In marchings, and diggings, and swamps, and in glorious fightings at a disadvantage, and it return, it is Slliil, with glujuess mingled with Tegret gladurss at its deliverance from a hopeless enterprize, and regret that it had been prevented, by a luck of generalship, from accomplishing the work the Dation confidently expected from it. A fearful responsibility has been assumed or has fallen upon somebody for this stupendous fuilure, and they or he will be strictly held to answer for it. The nation in this time of peril is long-suffering. It awaits another time for calling those concerned to account; but they need not think to escape. Such grand sins against a confiding people cannot be passed over.

No one blames the army or the Generals of IiTisions and Corps. All have won imperishable reuown. May they march to their next field of conflict under better ices. In the of this army, which has been adroitly managed, we see the able baud of lien. 11 iLLtiiv.

He sent I'ot'E to threaten Richmond on the North, and lrasstn to cut off their railroad couuectious, thus compelling Lee to send Jacesox with a large army to Gordons-Till. Having his preparations all made, at the very moment when the enemy had his eyes turned to Tope, having previously deceived hiui as to his intentions by the attack on the field of Malvern, and by sending a force to the south sido of the James, he suddenly moves the Potomac army out of its dangerous position, and before the enemy found it out, the army was gone. It was ably done. There are some fears now for Pope. The enemy, enraged to find himself out-gener-aled, may precipitate all his forces upon and Washington, before the Potomac army can get up.

This has, no doubt, been anticipated and provided against. Pope may be in some inger, but McClella.h's army can be at Washington before the rebels can reach there. The questions now urine, are there to be three independent armies in the field, commanded by Pope, lii BNstiie and McClel-ian, or will Halle, take command in tie field in person, or will he remain at Washington, and pbice the army for the capture of Richmond under one head. We trust the error of independent comiaauda in the field, which proved so disastrous in the valley of the Shenandoah, will not be re-pci-d on- the Rapidan. If these armies are massed, it will form a splendid army of seasoned veterans, which, under an en-terpriiiug commander, can march to Richmond within twenty dAys or less.

At all events, we hope spades will be left behind. "A venerable conservative suitesman, fresh from his labors in Congress, recently met in our city the representative of the most powerful empire on earth, and spoke to him exclusively of the influence and immeasurable success of his numerically small party in moderating and guiding the National councils in this stormy crisis. My gravely responded the ambassador, 'be entreated not to deceive yourself. Your country is in revolution, and no revolution ever ends in the success of the middle party. Far yours, but one of two results is possible Disunion or Abtli There is no man of sense in the nation, whose mind is not blinded by prejudice, but must acknowledge the truth of the Statement of the ambassador "but one of two rcmilM is possible disunion or abolition" Sow, ye wise men; ye patriots; ye lovers of your country, choose ye.

Let the absurd, wicked and disgraceful prejudice against the black man govern your intellect, ana you will dec de against abolition, and although you may not admit that you mean disunion, yet you are shut up to one or the other. Chooee ye, and choose wisely. Thk New York JlTald has entered upon a discussion with the Anglo-African the organ of the colored people of New ork opon therespective meritsof the two papers. As it is au interesting ituestion, we copy the reply of the African to the Scotchman THE X. Y.

HERALD AND HIE A.VGLO-AFKICAX. In an article in the Herald of April 1st, entitled "The Negro in Town," that paper takes occasion to puke fun at the comparatively stringent pecuniary circumstances of our humble issues, monthly and weekly. A friend, on reading thia fling, bids us not be discouraged. He assures us that one of the largest newspapers in the ciiy was Bori in a grrrt, )n a kitchen bred that said paper, twenty odd years ago, emerged daily from a cellar down town, about half the silo of The Weekly Angto-Ariean and one day the editor made a most piteous appeal for some one to lend him three hundred dollars to save his paper from ruin. This friend a colored mechanic at that time, a retired gentleman now had made up his mind to go and lend the editor in question three hundred dollars, when, on opening the paper next day, he found a violeut article against the negroes.

This shut up that gentleman's pocket, but understood that a colored brother (our namesake, but no relation) did lend the editor of that sheet the three hundred dollars, and thus saved Ths New York Herald from an early death. So tlie New York Herald at this moment actually owet itt emt-ence to a timely Mfrom a negro capitalist I Both Th Herald and the capitalist still lite," and the capitalist is said, on many subsequent occasions, to have contributed to ths tucceu and notoriety of The Herald and its proprietor, ti every way in which both are or have been notorioui. Huntingdon County. The Republican County Convention of Huntingdon county, met on Tuesday, Aug. 12th, and nominated Pavid Blair for Congress I.

Powell Stewart for Senator A W. Benedict for Assembly, and George W. Johnston for Sheriff. The Convention adopted the following resolutions Rrsulved, That' this Convention endorses the course of the Hon. David Wilmotin the United States Senate, as eminently patriotic, upright, and deserving the approval of ths people of Pennsylvania.

linolred, That we consider it the duty of the National Government to aooept ths services of all loyal men as soldiers, to suppress the present retwUion, regardless of caste or color. Are new rec.T.xig their Bummer Stuck, comprUing irery Tariety of foods adapt! men and txy wear, htch, in oxtvut, chotoo taataud price oonipara favorably with any in tbe tralt. ITnucta, American and Vi tal of England Clotha, ol the beat m.ktB, of every iiiade and quality a very I ant amoriBHriitt CasMimerea aud Doeskins; Super Black I'rncti L)oekiui; buper Biack French Casai nitrett; Fancy CaMuiut-re in every variety; Bibbed, Black and Faucy Caeftimerea. Siik Mixed Caaiinexa oi every shade and color. VEsSTINtiSFattcy fcilk and Satin Venting, new sty SnjM-r Blatk.

6altu and Silk Vesting; Jktatiaaa and Fam tSiik Vuetingn, Uite Figured ilk and Satin Veatiuga, Alstt, evry variety of goods feir Busiueas Coats; likewise a wry choica sflection of urnishilig Gccda adapted to gutJftueu's wtir. SoiicitiiiK an early call from our friends and the nublie, any orders entrusted to our out will met wit ti prompt aittntioo and uuctuality in atl caaea. HKNK1 oi. HAliK A iXJ.t bant Tailors, U1 i Otr. i euii and M.

Clair strveta. AltONOTHK PINIS. AMUNO THE JiKS. AMONG TEH ri or, the SorTa Srct Sion I ime. By Kdmand Kirfco.

Tnis wonderfBl as wt llaairue picture of the workings of the 'Iivira Institution1' has al eady paused through four editions. It is a tie book;" read it. To dition pair and cloth. For sle ly au2t K. PAVTS, 9 Wood street.

CANVAS SHOES! CANVAS SHOES I Te arrive to-day, at the MASONIC HALL AUCTION HOUSE an! 2 No. 65 Fifth Btraet AWlliiNCEVlLLK UTsATA I ION 4'u Hl OA M0KMN6, Angnut 22, at lOo'cJotk, will Im sold, on the prrmiia, in the Borough oi LawreucevilJe, the lollowing desirable lot, ct-ttiim-nciug at One lot bii it front on Butler street, opposite H-d sirtet, and extending bark Kt) (ett to a 2i) toot alley; wbt-rton is erected a Lrick cottage house cf 9 riKriUf, with p-rlico; the grounds Uiid out with fruit and ehiidc r-ii. Two adjoining lols, each 14 feet fiont on Butler street, and extmding back lw feet, to 2i foot allt-y. Five lots, esau-b. ieet from ou a 40 foot street, be-lo Batier, and extending ba.k Kw frt, lo a foot alley.

Four I 'ts, each feat rrent on the Greensbnrg Turnpike, at the corner of Pike street, and extending back to Johnston's a mging dtpth of from tl feet along Pike strtel to a d. pib of t7 fast Foster's alley. Two lo! on 1'ike street, toch 25 feet front, Ed extending ack along Johnston's alley 108 ftet to Foster's alley. Terms made known at sale. anlS S.

O. DAVIS, Anct. S1XT LA HtiS UJt VI LE L-uTS AT AUCTION. On MONIAY MOBNIKG. August 'si6ih, at 1" will be oold.ou tho preaiie, a-ijoiniiig Totl Uon-e, Cetnel-ry Gat, in the Borough of Lawreucevtlle, sixty desirable Bui Bots, situated as iulioww Fifteen Bote on Jnutitvr tstrtet, averting over 24 feet iront tarn, and extending Lack from 109 to 119 iet each, to a 2) foot hey.

Twenty-pigut Lou on I'earl street, (which is 50 feet wide,) fcavmg ch a fron' of .4 feet, and extend -ins hack 114 fret each, le a 0 toot alley. Two corter Lot on Fearl strtet, 47 leet fr. nt, and extending bark 114 tent each, to a foot alley. on teen Lots on Broadway. 24 feet iront, and extending back 114 et to a 20 loot alley.

One corner Lot on Broadway, 47 feet fi ont, and extending bhk 114 feet to a .40 feet aliey. Ihestt lots, convenient of access every ten minutes by the Lawrencevilln 1 assengr Bailway, and occupying the most healthful and ph-aaant location, ttre very deirat.de (or homes. iSpecuiatora in ral estate would do well to attend this sale, as thea lota must be sold regard U-ss of price. IF.B.XB or Saw One-third cjtb, residue in one and two Vftir, with interest, Secured by bond and mortgage Flans ca.u Uuw be had st the Auction Kooma, No. 54 Fifth Ktreet BAVlS, Anct.

1'iENn AV KUK FKUP-. KR'l'Y Al' AUCTION. THUbSDAY MOKN-ING, Aiiguit 28th, at 10 o'clock, will he sold, on th preniint-s, the following valuable Building Lots, laid ouV from a part ol the well known Tustiu estate Twr-lse xi) fv-et trout ou Forles street, (which is 60 fe-t wide,) ind extending htck from 110 to 120 feet to Beeh alley, 'AA leet wide. Une tot f.7 feet H' inebf-s iront on Beech alley, with a irout of 'J feet inches on Foi bes street, an 4 depth of IJXi feet. Four ef lots 20 fet fiont ou Forbes atreet and extending back 1-0 feet to Toatin street, a 40 foot street.

One lot about 3ft 9 inches front on Forbes street and extending back 120 teet, with a front of about 7 feet inches on Tustin street. Ten lots 24 tect Iront ou Tretm street, and extending back Irons 115 to 16 feet, to Braddock ttreet. Nw impetus to excellent iniprovement all along Avenue has leen given since its extension into Filth street is hied upon; and in a very brief time tlii-i will be the favorite outlet from onr city. These lots are juet beyond the city line, and eligibly Bumtnl alobgstde street, a 50 loot stiect extending from tbe avenue. No finer situation for convenient aud comfortable homes is around our city.

The sale jierouiptory. Terms of Sale One-third cash; balance in one and two with interost, secured by bond and mortgage. J. U. B4Vli, Auct.

cian who is almnt to remove Fast Is desirous to have a Physician to take his present location in a m-igtibof iog town cf inhfttufants. Fractic gtod and increasing. Addresa liox o37, Pittsburgh, Ph. BOOK-KEKPEK WANTED. A' man capable of taking charge of a set of Books in a wnuleaaie Iron areuuurte; one ho will make himself generally useful about the house.

None need apply but can furnish unexceptionable testimonials aa to mral character aud industrious habit. Salary moderate. Address BtiX lfVi, P. O. aulg 20,000 BUijll.

OK KYK WANTED: MOORB'S DISTILLERY. pay the highest cash pikes. THOMAS M00BB, 163 Ki et street. Pittstinrgh. yHOLfcrSALE OKOCEKY AKD LlQitiOB ST0BK FOR SALE.

The stock and x- turea ol a Wholesale Grocery and Liquor Bouse, do- tag a good trade, on out of ths best business streets in tbe citj, is ofere4 Cor sale, as tbe owners wish to go into other basinets. for further address, LOCK BOX nttslmrgh Post OfBce. SMITH'S FEKKY LUBKICATLXG OIL; Afecca Lubricating Oil; Iack CreK do do; BSBswhs Cmde do; Solar Machine Oil Mo. lo do do Solar Burning Oil to. Uo do do rorsal.hr OIL WORKS CO.

BEFORE HAVING YoUK PHOTO-tiBAPH TAKKN, nse the MAGNOLIA BALM, luiseieaant prt-paration renders the skin soft ami treah, imparting to it a marble pur'ty. Jforsale by hIMON JiiHNSTON, corner Emithfit-ld and Fourth streets. sF" A fall aasortmeat of Uouge, (liquid and dry, Pearl Powders, chalk Bills, Uolibs' genuine Meeu Fun, ac.t always on hand. aul QOAL AND L1MK, At the EXCKLSI0B COAL YABD, MiBION AVESCE, la front of the PenitetUfy Allegheny City. JAMES BEH0.

may2H- htu PKOOUCK. 4,000 Iha. choice packed utter, tit sregs bbls; bbls. KggS 3,000 Urn. country Baeon.

Shoulders, Sid an4 Bams; 60 boxes prime cutting Cream Cheese; In store aiad tor sale by KIDDLE, u28 1K4 IdtwrvT street. RMV bHJKTSi AKMV fcrHlKTS I A large and complete stock of ABMT 8HIRT9, Just receircd and for sale at the lowest cash prices, an-tf TOR. MAHRPM 17 Fifth rt. A J3 blTXMETA Ju, a good article, ior sale low. by ALi-X.

PGKVK8, H. IE. cerner South and Peon streets. Phi ladblphu. Also, JKBSET OITT CBUCl8bS, Nos.

10 to MM. ju'i4: cm ZlC 5U tons darn, aged bj water, lor sale very lev, In qnan titles la ait, ALlX. PUttVE, M. K. corner eutn and Pen a streets, u24 lroM PHiuingLPHija.

WALL. FAsfKK. ew Goods receiving and for sale ehet.p for cash, at Ho. 107 Market street, near Liberty. ys CAli rA cK, tor Walla, lioouia ana Ceilings, for sale at tbe I urM rates fir cash, at No.

Urf Market street, near Liberty. ju10 Itm ft WTTQHIPa. PKAKC 5 tbls prime fears juat X9 ceiled and lor sale by FsVAKK YAK GORDEB, sul4 1M Second street. J. M.

Burchfield's. DAMASK TABLE LINEN; SNMW HBOP TABLE HSKN; USBL1TACBIID do do; NAPKINS, TOWELS, C11ASH, 10-t, 9 8 PILLOW MESLIN6; BLEACHED AND UNBI.KACU ED MESLISd. New Goons just received, at Northeast corner Fourth and Market fc'ts. JEABIX MIND, SOLDIEKS, Ifyou go into camp without WOOLEN hHIKTSad POUKS. it will be at tbe serious risk of your health.

A complete assortment of A KMT 6DIUTS, SOCKS, SKW'ING ASES, 1c, For sale at the lowret cah pric-es, by MACKTJM GLYDE, an18 78 Market b-tw-en 4th and Piamond. ErVG(XDS! We have an elegant euj at'ractiio stock of IlilMMIKCS, 1 UKMbHING GOODS, EMBBOIDKBIES, VAUIaTIKa NiiTIOSS, HOfflEKY. GLOVK, GAUNTLETS "rrerch Draixrio" and "Flexure" hKIBTS, COK- Mi ib, I1KAD-NETS, iu large variety and fow jincs Jut A I'll. MACKUM GLYDE, anlS 78 Market between 4th ad Diamond. AY TILL OPEN Monday, August 18th, And during tbe week, new and desirable stiles cf JDttlT GOODS, Adapted to tbe Fall trade.

nojtiESTiv noons, I-urcliased before the late advance, will be sold at LESS THAN EASTERN PRICES. Cash. V. 11 4 SON LOVE At CO. aulS 74 MARKET BTBEET.

QOUM'KY MEKC11ANTS WILL FISD SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, and PRINTS, In all th various brands, at J.W. 59 Jflarktt Stiff AT LESS THAN EASTERN TRICES. yOLUM'KtK OU'lFlTa, AT HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE, Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS, new styles, by expires this ipo-ning; WOOLEN UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS; Woolen, Merino and Cotton HALK HO Ja; Silk Cotton POCKET H'UK'FS; And everything else requisite for an outfit. TO WHOLKBALIC BUYERS.

Hue, mixed and white WOOLEN YARNS; ey Wool UN DKRSHI RTS alid DRAWERS; II HOP SKIRTS AND COBfcTH; CHENILLK AND CORD NKTS; Black Enitli.h ('RAPES and BOMBAZINES; NARROW TRIMMING RIBBONS; Kmbroidered SETS AND COLLARS; Gout's and Laiies' LINEN ANl'h Eltl'HIEFI; And all kinds of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, for sale cheap, at HOKNg'S TRIMMING STORK, 77 and 79 Markt street. lUTARY GAUNTLETS I BUCK AND KID CAtNlLKTS! Io buff and pare white, reaeived by express, at KATON, MAOliUM an! 5 No. 17 Fifth street. jKKLlN ZEFUl'lt! 1,200 Vtt. ZEPHYR WOOL, of all the ihoics and favorite shades and tnixtu'-ee, for fan Dealers supplied in quantity at lees than preaent Fastera prices.

EATON, UACRUM aulS No. 17 Fifth street. IjlANCV 8lHlfKD WOOL bUlKTS, for Soldiers' and Travelers' Wear. Wo have lusr received ovtr 50 dozen of assorted qualities or TRAVELING bHIRTS, from the finest to the lowest irrades. We invite special attention to the styles ot these Goods.

EATON, MACRUM i No. 17 Fifth street. VrooLEN KNITTING YAicNb 00 lbs. of the most desirable colors of Boston KNITTING YARJSS, just reoived. So'd wholesale and retail, by EATON, MACRUM ft No.

17 Fifth at. siLMMLK GOODS SELLING AT Reduced Prices. JACONET LAWNS, st 124o. ORGANDIES, from 12c. to S7 A FEW SUMMER SILKS left, at S7e.

SHAWLS, at cost. ACQCES, cost. 8TLK MANTLES, at cost. LACK MANTILLAS AND I-litMTti i upwards. The best quality of 11 OOP SKIRTS, Just opeuea.

CoTiNTKV barrels prims Country Soap, just received at 114 Second st. soli RANK TAN GORDEB. TI1K J. ti. 11 ALL IXFaN i'HY.

Cidaiu W. B. FA UK IN SON. hirty mt-n wntl tu till up tlua Ctnipauv. regular la un- tifs eoou as th.

-cruiia are sworn into the Ynue M-u of AUt-ulieuy c-Minty, Iral'td (m? -e. No. :.7 YHV HTH vws SLnithfied and i.rant hIha n. fSTKKFT, ill- briiln-, I'lttpburgh, atid in tht LilAMuNl), Ciiy. O.

TO NriKNIf, Recruit'Uii Ofliivr. KNAIT BATTKKVi KecruiU k-'S wanted for this cldrated Btt ry, now with the army oi Gt-n. Pope coiiiJiitu.diiig. LIEUTENANT ATWKLt, Whfi l.aji lr-u detailed ou aervic, will Ire iu the i-ity in a fw liavs. Ju the nieHBtime, irsona wiMliing to jvin the Bat lory will cli nt ATWKXL, LEE N.

8 Wood atret-t. Jj-S. M. KIEH Klt'LKS COMPANY'S A and will assemble at their rendezvous, foit It Slrrtt, Prepared to master Into the service, on Til VBSDA A VC VKT 21st. at o'clock a.

Cpr. JAS COLLARD, ('apt FRANK VAN OOUDVR. Bill. I Id JjpMcAUI.KY CiUAKDS WANTED, TWKSTY ABLE. BODIED MKN, to fill np the ranks.

This Company will he nm-tered in toseive iu Klward Jay A Urn's Battalion, un-dtr the gallant UKN. hlUKL. Those wtshiuir to serve tbeir cenntry uuoVrexpe-rience! officers would di wl' to call immediately. erj-llendiiuartem, DIAMOND, Alhgheny. J.

J. HALL, faptsin. ENLlrfT WITHOUT DELAY'. Th ritrtt'tirh Headtiartre have hn ivmrtved to Lyon's Building. Fifth.

Street, IMMKDIATKLt BELOW THt POSTOFriCE. Tbi Cumpany is being recruited ouder authority from the i-erunient, kr THMTE TRASH, OH DURING THB WA Aitd will certainly receive ALL THE UOrXTlKS Heretofore glTn to Volu otters from Alb ghetiy ocauty A few more toon ar riquind to All the Comt-SDT to i ho maitmnm oam'er. 1 ha private twjtiotv is still t. r. rutts itfxn ilitnifut.

MMl'Kl AKI'KR. Captain. THE WAR U7 riTTSKI'KMI HIH.ES, CO. To be undur the couiinaod of aa experieuot-d officer No drafting la this county, If the iu.ta ftiltd by Tolunteers. BOUNTY Tnrn ont, men, and save Allegheny county from dralt.

Our office is at Masonic Hall. for-t the piece, or I he name, PITTSBURGH BIFLKS, CO. BRN. B. KERR, Captain, (late of Co.

A.i)ih P. 11 WAR FOK LlBEKl Frttinrn lliilly NO lUOBE OOABDINd BKBL OOODS ttOHE FElLOWtiUIP WITH TBAITOU8! COUKISCATION OF BEBKL PBOPKBTT Men holdins; the aliore ac-ntimeuts are aante.1 to enlist in the JONES LH.IIT INFANTKV. rarh rcrnit will receive BOU Drafting jieitively will commence ou the iust. Drafted men ceive no tounty, and the present law allows Item only Jrll Ior month Oelv a few more men want-d. sr-i'iflce.

No i FIFTH STREET, 3d fl over J. K. Heed A Jewelry Store. H. MrELWAlV, Capteiu.

aiiU I T. Winy, Ljeut. r-KOKI' l'ITT KIKLKS, at rOKT PIT! GLASS WORKS, HATUBDAT, lTH lMiTAXT. Th Company is coramftCiiJed hy Captain E. D.

PITH EIl'GE, who has been In act its service sixteen months, and will accept a 1w tuoret men of urifxc-p-tiunble charsctor to fill up the ranks Th- Bounty by this Oooipany, which is greater than tnat paid to miy otUer, is iw lollows 8 ata of AUcgli ny courny (O Oijh tuoutb's pay iu aivanc 13 (K Ktiiistraeut few 2 0 Uo, trotn Captain 5 00 Bounty at cUme of war 75 00 Total 00 Ho.dqnarters, Ho. KIKTH tiTHKKT. S. D. llTUKii61C.

(late of 0. Hh P. Ii. 0..) J. LOWKttV, a ul 1 Kfcmitip Officers.

rRA KEcTlANCE IjON'T WAIT TO BE PRAFTRD. S. M. KIBU RIFLES. BOUNTY $15.

Capt. JAMES 00 LORD, (Ute of the iMttsburgh Rifl'B,) is now rwmiiiutc company lor the mar. He baa the experience uf itwn months service and as in the btttlni of Draitiwilte and the Peuinsuli. Young men of the right stamp, who wish to enter the service oi our oouuiry in this hour of need, will have no better chma, as none but those of good mont's will be accepted, aod It is intendJ to make this the "L'rck Company" of Alleght-ijy couoty. Through Ibe lilwrality of tri-'lids, Capt.

(J. exports to arm arb man with th celebrated rfharp Rule." For further tufbrmatiou enquire at UtwdqiiHrlier tin.W KOCH TH gTHKKT. anil jKKL.KK GUAKsU, For the BUGKTAIL JilllGrAOK. I have hen authorized to recrui a Company trim in the DUi KTAlL BRIGADE. Tiiy and lioutily the sarae as other Allegheny couu-ty Volunteers.

i'M) pail each recruit when mustered Into service. Headquarters, MORTOK'S HALL, Fifth opposite the iot Office, I'itleliurgh. Lieut. WM. M.

DAL0L1ESH, Becrnithig Officer. j-KAUM INFANTRY. IN FOR HEWAll! ANOTIIEK CllACK COMPANY. AS FSTB A BlHINTT TO KVEBT BBCBCIT! roiBca, 63 FIFTH hTUEaf. 0.

A. PALMER, Captain. 8. 0. It Lieut, aulltf SHaW, jj-COME I COM.K 1 1 COME 1 1 liOUSTF AS HIGH ASAlirOTHBB COM PA T.

1 SIW INFANTBT COMPAKT. lor Three Years or the War. Capt. J. ZKIQLEB and Lieut.

JOHNSTON TOUNG have opened an ofliia for raornitiui, in thehaaemeutof the TH EAT BK, FI FTH STBJEET. A limited number of jiowig men will reeeived, if application lie made jmroeillatt ly. "''''f PARK ZOUAVES. This Company Is now recrnitinr'n the trhcnj, for three T.ars or dm inn the war. Auj one wishina to enlist would do well to call and enroll their names, tf2 tionnly aiven, and 75 at the end of the war.

B. A. HcKEZ, Captain, antltf.