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7111 MAU iiiiui a 1180011TION
TIMESDAY. 6UGUBT 8. 1865
• UNION COMM TIMM
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i,Voort. OtAITE CONVENTION.
A State Qoarentlen pan ba bola at isimiurg,
oa+rgUSsUAY,rUE iitn avenrstites, nt . 's
. otioct, liC;Or kie Oritige'd-inittnepilunagns•
suiterkiattins !cipicateii ttortriandt
of Ozollabratialficomlng October alma*:
• 1 4 4 ! eiraist kit 4alaws ist 0 4 1 of et./Ci r al
wand Alto great ylatary mat, an4 msits the
waroebtatora 1111fIliCt 4anourued as a Mita% a
aitalona moan brtsat. : -
Oar Michas baea mabltabida..our tame de•
strele&l;enisleirerratient wastreta, end peabe to.
e Let , eyerr friend aided la Ws
• Tekt*:tika aieartara to ba3riarreatea %Pug
vonvession.: •Crioatua *eetoYt Ybht 9. 6 graftl°r
01326001:112 ore not lost t4gii krati,ex•
Rumen of_yastlrsportancelatill be presented Lir
eonsbleestioe u and • every ..dtstrlet In the State
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- T 3 is perfectly manifest that when SETT
Dins shall loeput uporrhis trial for treason,
the, defence, and the only defence, will be
fi ' that scwasbnind rebellion werenot treason
-;-tluitthe and-•his associates merely acted
'upon tie recognized right of revolution, the
• same rightwhich our fathers of '76 asserted,
wherahey cut loose from the British crown
t , and declared their Independence. MOM,-
) lover the right of a State to secede is to be
• re-asserted, notwithstanding we supposed
that, question hail been effectually put to
rest : by the war. At the late meeting of the
friends of Jams. Darts in New York, cora
l- posed InPart .;of copperhead, politicians of
thatcity and in part of southerners, this
r . • pcialtion was taken and maintained.
i .Pam a statementmade under oath by R 07-
F , MOM 131104T8Z, who was present, we take
the ft:Mewing extract: •
; • Robert IL Livingston, of Mobile,
remarked how few people had
A l t a = the constitutions of the'different
'Rates. He had read them, and found In
several of the constitutions of free States
the expressed right to secede.
"A running con rersation followed the
statement; IA which it was said that the
: 2 effect of the trial of Davis would be a sere
lotion of sentiment, everywhere in favor of
- the South. It would be proved on the trial
••• ! that the secession cause was right, and en
titled to the sympa th ies of the wor ld. One
f• of the company, Mr. Cutler, if "remember
f !. rightly; quoted a paisage from Burke, to
show that a State cannot be malty of trea
"Kr. Livingston, now wrought up to a
'high pitch of enthusiasm, made the declar
i- anon: 'ln twenty-five years the man that
• now accuses the South as having committed
treason, will be looked upon as a madman
and a fool.' Berterierded this declaration,
--saying nierfn fifty years the revolution in
popular sentiment would be so great that
spelt a man weak:the looked upon as a mad
manors fool. '
Although lavrisosrort proved that he
himself is a fool ore madman, still his bin
gnage is a straw which shows which way
-3 the wind is blowing. Every effort will be
made to-resuscitate the old dogma of State
/ • : 1 .• sovereignty, upon which, , as upon a pivot,
the whole question turns Establish that,
and the right of secession follows as a mat
ter- Of course; and if that dogma can be
I- maintained Instr. -DAVIS mini:peke a sac
cessful defense against the charge of treason.
Bat trace It on in its results. If Deis Is not
4: 4 guilty of treason, then secession, followed
I.
f by overt seta of war, is justifiable , and we
t
9 lle at the mercy of any refractory member
of the Union which may here ,fter see
proper to nullify the laws of Congress, or
set up a separate natten.allty.
Bocnsusx's position, that the General
"i" - -- Government had no power under the Con
t-7
- saltation to coerce a State,:was founded up-,
Wathi; seine Political heresy of State Sever
/ '• eignty; and we may rest assured that the
• combined rebel andcopperhead partyintend
to stick to it. Upon that issue willtim trial
, of ;Eris. Devls turn, provided he is tried
-,
simply for treason; and if there should be
Upon the jury a single believer in the doe
trine of State Sovereignty, he cannot be
=Meted. The result will be a disagree
.'4 Silent, involving the necessity of a new
P trial
But should he be put upon trial for cour
t
ylicity,l4theassatudnationof the President,
wfilitieWbe 'itcoepted; the world over, as a
z.^ Concession that he is not guilty of treason,
# A
••„ F .an d consequently that secession is a State
right?' We ph*, therefore, that the goy
!, t ralite n t Is bound to try him for treason, as
the PPIY Wayht,,Whiettit ,cam f viedicate its
SOVerelifilt9 - -"AnY otherceinae:vrill be In
terpreted as a concessicm:of all that was
./ 5111 / 4 4 - b.l the rtWiti 044440 , tbe.doc- -
itlitaihataliai i a'talalittisnoaiadue,
; tat to .the =dont - toVerimisiiit, but to his
• catccolar State is Correct. It 13 this which
inyeets-the;caseief - PaTillettltrnne - .
' Whetrier he as fill
.dividtuilithalUbeconyieted and innished, or
ishqOatii
Tallitirof little conseqaence compared with
• the trereendousjakdA invoited, in the case
,between =Sena sovereignty and State scot
inviolabilityof.the Union and
- the right ot•teliWeit. -- Tbb treand' Gov
,
~., , -, ,, orranent is the reMiptative of the one
- e-
- • Principle, Jam.!.. the other. One
48A the Ain't , pass . under sentence at
taia authoritative ilaciitattOti , that
Dins did not coMmit treason would be a
&dais - dpn,that titirebtiMbittimiaidaitimi
right; and that conaeitiaiiill.ggi'Failral
Government boa no authority to maintain
Py,4 !. • and defendits own authority or domain. It
would be '
.a suritnider of both, and tante
mo,Pl4. Stiolt• •
?as No* To& World applie,s to' the edi
tor of the ?add certain .old ltnea Which
St the teorid'slotitigoo friends better di 11:
Tendex=epreas szettis,
AMU lou kir Your Rim'
Squeeze IC a nun of mettle:
And It ma swift isrossitUid,
.` Via tborsaine tritifetatetligtagei
1:46 themlatidly, theq rebel
But be retitb
r ogniw mobe inas= Peter.
And itivrvoo oval.)
VtZ . zeular tab le teriftleY mw1) 0 0 4 -.
tivtards tLesdineeld Mastrated - by the
nercipporthialliinfatiffambetsiitl sebibt e
is New York , :iibae, .17/04,1 ow Toes
dty gAvitt 2 A44 l : oo 4 l l 3l 8 members; all
other. distikui)fl* merely Wit their
.31AxPIP4s;prliexice, 4 _ 15 Ba goes
ibiiif6ittunilitia' - tizinvi-bilicuied`mt of
ordinary lifexleanthaW'CatioriftheVO, at
oar parlor %Way cdaric round:
-abont, with.velvet firdaGbll4 Pin l P llool 4 4 ,
I , NOPer,Pq ° PO IMr4I/ R d Pi —ilolr !
_ 4oirr-4 1 :6 1; 90. 107 4
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A AtIOPIGIE OP rip. 110/111ATY.
;TibrijEtngthilt:electicuis;ltave zCadrl. en= -
4nuicare-develoPmenta-i7a Berkshire; we ,
cording to the London Standard, a noble
candidate made a speech, of which it vouch
es for this as'a correct report:
"Lord Ellington next rose, and was re
colved with lond cheers. He said: Gentle
men, I am In favor of -the government that
has governed the country for the last sus
years, and' I am of opinion—lnn:l*f opinion
—should be upheld. (Here he stopped, and
looked steadily into his hat, and it being
observed he was endeavoring to read some
thing, a voice crid out, 'Yon eot
in your hat than e you have in hav yourg more
ead,
guy'nor.') The conservatives have h
been
opposed for six years to everything which
has been for the public good. The foreign
policy—[A voice, 'Fetch it out of your hat,'
followed by roars of laughter].. Here it Is.
(The noble candidate, taking a piece of
paper out of his bat, held it up, which was
followed by roars of laughter.) It's all
very fine; if you think It's an easy thing, you
just come up and try it. [Roars of laugh
ter.] At all events they maintained peace;
but Lf thsy had had It their own way this
inestimable blessing would have been sacri
ficed, and—and—la voice, 'Oh, do help the
young man, pray;' roars of
ocrr
laughter]—at all events they main
tained peace. As to America, they
evidently wanted to tight with the Southern
States. [A Vole'—'Who's your father V ]
Who's yours?' ;(Loud laughter.] On
these grounds, gentlemen, I shall support
the present Parliament. [Roars .of laugh
ter.] I hope you will do the same. [Re
nevind laughter.] Lord iffilrigton had, du
ring these remarks been prompted by :the
Eon. E. Bouverie" and Mr. Barrett; and ,
hisown'party put their hands up to their
flame and - "eeeraea very uncemfdrtable.
After some Minutes had passed he said : 'I
don't care .:[laughter] ; I don't want to
speak. "[Shouts of laughter and a voice—
'Give us a song, then, GOvernor, 'Bend
him back.to school, Barrett, 'Let us have
a fellow that's got some little brains'] If
you had three conservative members where
would have been the treaty with France ?
1 ,-[iond laughter]—one of the best things
ot t .—ever so long, for the last, !should say,
Ma died yeitrs (thle sentence was brought
ontln such 'a hesitating manner—a word
at a time—that it produced roarshi laugh
ter,) *Lich not only preserved peace with
the twonations, but developed--developed
(the noble candidate here turned round to
those behind him and Inquired, ! What is
it 4" which inquiry produced roars of laugh
ter.) Well, gentlemen, lam not a speaker,
but I intend to vote straight. [Cheers and
loud laughter. 7"
vriEra't EN SCHOOLS
We have before us the report of Rev.
Jostru WA.11.17.E.N, General Superintendent
of Freedmen Schools in Western Kentucky,
Western Tennessee, and the States of Mis
sissippi and Azkausse The work of edu
cation seems so be prospering very satisfac
torily. From the statistics given we com
pile the following summary-tiate,•htay,
1865:
So. of !o. do.
Locality. SaeOft. Nor°Pd. Attnure
PrestilleaVa /Oland 3 GOS *CO
. .._. . .....
31emptth 1345 IZi7
Plus Sluff (LAO 503 210
Latta Bock, 0 • 393 615
Helens, g' 1 to 111 =1
St Charles 0 GO
rt. snub.'•• - 130
Pt. 13100 on, 0 123
lilukaburg. (111/33-3—..... 1341 816
Deming Bend, " 739 634
I
Natchez 1060 749
6414 - aroulid Vicarabxul
Natchez.. a
Paducah, (ty.)
The Superintendent reports that there are
many other persona teaching. in colored
regiments of which there are no reports.
He remarks in conclusion:
"When we consider the difficulties that
have been encountered, the changes and
crudeness of the community for which the
labor was performed, (circumstances pecu
liarly precluding the quiet that is almost
essential to educational operations,) we are
ourselves astonished at the resultssecured,
and confidently present them to the public,
for the encouragement of the friends
of the cause. There rut no need to
be discouraged because all circumstances
are not favurablm.nor because sometimes
we have been unfortunate in the character
of the agehts we have had to employ; nor
because we have sometimes been blamed
for not performing impossibilities"
PROTECTION IN RUSSIA
The manufacturers of Rosie are fairer
lag, like our own, from the British policy
of free trade, a policy which no countries
in the world, except England and Prance,
ceo adopt without most ruinous consequen
ces to their own industry. At an exhibition
of Russian manufactures la Moscow, early
In July, an Engllehrnan ronneered with the
embassy, made a speech in Russia, strongly
urging free trade doctrines upon those
present, to which there were earnest ex
pre/lElone Of dissent. The correspondent of
the London Times says:
The Moscato Gazette gives the replies
which were - made to the speech. A manu
facturer of China ware showed how impos
sible it was that ha could compete with
V. - gliiitt porcelain, when the clay which he
required could be imported from England
-at Gs. Bd. per -cwt., and Russian clay, of
rather superior quality, could only be pur
chased in Moscow at 8a 9d. the cwt. Mr.
Shlpof, an iron manufacturer, and the lea
der of the Protectionist ,rty at Moscow,
rote to Say that all Russia had to do was to
follow the example of England, which hat
maintained protection as long as it had
suited her, and which even now protects
thei'manufacturers of stearin° candles and
the distillers of spirit&
` Steam Jets In Flea.
The practice of Introducing smailjets of
steam into furnace fires is very rapilly ex
tending. The steam is usually employed
to' create a blast i st'small qtaritltya ate*
at a high veloMt3' wig along. several
thnesits volume of air, by the well known
dragging action, by which one current pro
&tem another in any fluid in which it comes
in contact - The creating of ahlast is not,
howeier, the principal object In employing
ti stet= jet, as it le generally understood to
be a wasteful mode of useing steam for this
purpoke one high authority has stated the
quanUty etsteare necessary to .1120400 a
given blast whecn applied In this - way, to be
fifty fold greater when ~the .stetou
wOrkeiltbsusgh st*.t drive a blower.
Upon .ftrWn "aid Or certain
purposes 11.1pre am tato' bt that aali
jet of attain increasei 'Vet Conitidembiy the
salon of the Ilre. ' At aim' wtotight Iron
forge, it is said, the _number atiteate - per '
day of a =tan 13*AI lalr. Wel teen in:
=mo d f rom . to tac it , equal tooteroll--
seventy pereent—Hcfsati4to Jtmerfecam.
iplueral,anC ifeattablaltolll to Lubrl
e,catard:
advaixtages which thi mines
txl oils poetize over the vegetable and
mil may be summed up as follows; They
do not absorb, oxygen, and co neatly
cannot produce .spontaneaus combustion
when smeared upon cotton waste; they are
very stable, and can therefore- supply the
place of other oils where ^ these • 'wadi be
decomposed, as 'for instance; by 'super
heated steam; they never become rancid,
and consequently , corrosive; and, Anally
they'not only do not become gumm9, (al
though they may sometimes leave a hard
residue) but even dissolve the gummy mat
ter gradually fortned by other oils: The
objectional qualities of illhieral oils are,
their volatility, ttio4 bad' smell, and their
occasionalexcessivo - , - iiiddity, or. want of
body. ;'The two list are more or less irre
mediable, but this last quality, _when • not
actually advantageous, may be readily mod 7
fled.---Miehanicat Magazine. - -
The capita Gold' ifetetai.
A ceirreipondent of the Now Tor
buns gives an Interesting account of the
gold' mines of the Eels:noire, oL gild
Vandrelul, an oldpatrimonial estate of the
De Lery family, situated about-fifty miles
toptheastal Quebec on the Chandlers rivet
According - to tbewriter's accounts Mere is
promise of largo production of gold front
these Edney !limn capital and enterprise Are
smiled, as they . are beginning - to be; to
their working.- -13ercrel old. Balifomians,
I yhp have- "prospected" the disnicc pro•
nomme it is said; the Inducements oared
for relnilsupatior to the avenge of these
Of the Ci den State. 'Plutons commodes
ire now at work; extextracting geld in paying
quantitien and many shafts ate going down,
while one party is constricting a flume and
dam at considerable expense., _
--- - -
• 1 ,Z.•`• Frersci•thepoaon Itenorder,
Dipsottinoa cfP;apiurrirEsusitt.r.
- • 2 Oalt." v. 14.
Fie; inimore . wuh teetered hand.
To wreath In vain at my dull priton berm
Or countleg,NarilyTimiaLammlniramml•i
• 2 mount above Western
No more with useless toil I strive to rise,
With atronLetherealloogino toward my home,
Matins my °uncapped. with my-ariesi
"Lord I wilt thou never come'!"
Body of death t oh, sinking dying clay.
Darkly descending with the dust to dwell,
I leave thee Joyfully to dull decay;
Oh Ilated life, faretrelli
rather, I come; to Thee, Eternal Sire,
Dv Joyous, thrilling, Oredorwsong, I sing;
And w.th a love pure no a seraph , . bre,
I rise on rapid wing.
I pause; and hovering o'er my crumbling ten,
lbw( sadly, and with doubting heart, I gaze
On the poor clay that once I loved so well
The wreck of happier days.
How sold It Iles! how calm and. motionless I
The dash locks kiss the brow as cold as snow;
Do 1, who gaze on It so pltlleu,
Forget the long-ago
Frail clay t forgive tie that I cannot weep;
I knew no sorrow now. Ain or unrest;
Take thy repose, and I, while thou shah sleep,
Await thee, 'cold the blest.
I leave thce now. reith vanishes from sight;
Oh holdout Christ 1 Thy loving smile I see I
And in the fulr.ess of Moms!. Light,
I lose myself In Thee.
NEWS ITEMS
Op CONSTANCE KENT the London Timed
says : Capital punishment is, of course, out
of the question In the case of a young
woman of twenty-one, who committed a
crime when scarcely emerging from child
hood. On the other hand, it cannot be said
that there is sufllcent proof of insanity to
justify the Home Secretary in sending
ertoan asylum. Substantial justice will
be done by a dm& commutation of the
sentence, and by secluding the prisoner
from the world whose laws she has so ter
ribly violated.
BISUOP Cowman has commenced an as
against ?dr. Gladstone and Mr. Hub
bard, as trainees of the Colonial Bishoprics
Fund, for the payment of his salary; and
the Attorney-General ilea been retained for
the defense.
• AMONG the collossalcngineerlng projects
of the present day is a schema for construct
ing a rallwaw tunnel under the bed of the
Severn. The tunnel will be about three
miles long, and-is estimated to cost 01,750,-
090.
In New York, last Saturday morning, a
fit lit occurred between three brothers named
John, Richard- and Thomas Tristram, dur
ing which the latter was shot dead, it is al
leged, by oge of the brothers. ,
WHILE the area planted in corn in East
ern Virginia is probably not one-fourth as
great as that of 1860, the quality of the
present ciop has never - been exceeded.
ONE or two of the French Minis'ers have
spoken of their determination to resign If
the. French troops are not recalled fro=
Dlexico within two moliths.
IT IS said that the King of the Belgians has
signified a wish to be buried in England, in
the same tomb with the remains of the Prin
cess Charlotte.
Tan Siamese twine are now giving onto
bilious at Petersburg, Va. They lost near
ly all their property in North Carolina dur
ing the war.
TIIE ispadons grounds attached to the
Washington monument are being ploughed
up, and am to be put in-good order and
beautified.
THE census of Albany shows a popula
tion of 61,375. This is a decrenes of nearly
one thousand in five years. In 1860 it had
62,360.
Sin Jon: omen', the President's son, is to
net as private secretary to, his father, on
his arrival in Washington from Nashville.
790 CI
um 161
325 113
THE Titusville and Union Railroad Com
bay° broke ground on that work, and it
will be rapidly prosecuted to completion.
ADOLPH WEIDILLEN committed suicide at
Ottawa, 111., on Friday, by j ng off the
bridge into the Illinois river
The South In the , Role of "Vrtah Heep."
Whoever has attentively watched manl
festations of Southern- 'spirit rifler , the sur
render of Johnston's army, needs no argu
ment to be convinced of the truth which,
indeed, they themselves perpetually boast
ed of, that they submitted only because
they were overpowered. Their / Mews of
the right of secession, of the aggressive tyr
anny of the ,North. or the divine right of
the white man to make .he negro work for
him, Were not changed; they were simply
o verpeweted.
We have been charitable enough .to sup
pose that being subdued, they were at once
ready to become good citizens of the Union
again. But leopards do not change their
spots in a nlght• and, thanks to President
Johnson's Provisional Government system,
we are fast learning that rebels are as slow
In changing as leopards. Ip South Carall
na the very Provldorial -Governor himself
declares that the atroehlen of the tatted
State, armies can never be forgotten in the
South, and that the compulsory return to
the Union Is humiliating and degrading. In
-Georgia they resolve that, "Whereas after
most bravely and gallantly contending far
their rights, they bays , been overpowered
by numbers, they will for the present sub
mit to the Constitution of the United
States." In Louisiana the Governor ap
points returned rebels in preference to
Union soldiers to office,• and announces,
that, whatever happens, Louisiana shall not
be Tankeelired. In Richmond, in the very
teeth of the military authorities, they elect
a rebel odicer to the mayoralty in preference
to Union man, on the explicit ground,
(constantly avowed at the polls,) of his pa
triodim in gallantly serving in the army of
his country, towit : of the Rebellion.
Fortunately, the:Provisional Government
policy is purely experimentaL Unfortu
nately perhaps, the rebels know it. Dace
it require any particular prescience to
pulses the result I—gin. Gas
PUBLIC. NOTICES.
rerNOTIVE TO itz*onzits,a-u Teanh•
orrato desire to be applicants for Schools
ki Shetler Toprattno, will phrase attend the exams
anstnatten to be held in the 8011.001.1IOUSZ, on
TNA, on the toth day of duvet.
• By r rder of the Board.. -, •
61113 M. .7. O. 137tYANT, &meaty.
wit/LID:MRS & REDHANICII• TWIN.
PIKE ROAD CORPANIC—SODtaeI.
ben to Stock In the above annany are requested
to pay the Third inetalment of Ten Dalian per
Share on or before the latte/NSTV..
By ardor at the Bose; '
Solid • JOHN WHEMPLlVTreararth
0r.12012001.
Tit• Hoard of Salmi Dizeztori of Mellon
Township will. mix-Vat School Bettie No.-DiTto•
kerrrillo, 422 EIATURDATi August; 12, 1222, n - 2
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due • • pOTVER, - AXIOM & SEIEP73./.BD._ -
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408=1 X. 1:21P JAWS O.IOIAP.
• OA ABLER SNAP 21ErlIEWS.
(Succsuori to Moist Enop,)
Blannfaciarais of Ordna owl all kindsof Bear
2 Castlins
. for nai li ng r Bridges, 10,'
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, BASKETS,
'Wholesale tad Zetap,
•
• J. G.:LA:I:I'M:VS,
tfiLitiazkot . shont.
Dealers sod Ms palls humeral MY Invited to
tan, before maktos porgasoosolooprhosa.
ir modonte. aos
COW/ 4 1E103008M,
of tde P 3 d*ICIP 3 C OIB Penna. vio ls.,
inns( (mpg', wag thirbestHopintandtr IdNu
v iiiisieof Potomos; ittrostibelirrolAM Hot.
Hoootor It (Minot to MO credtt , 4l Mosiskit the
war. ? . ON HRTMAN,
tat ite s tman't rearm oli •
IVPI' II : 3 4 : -.-• • .
..tire . ;firrlXlMitorandii;Vr . raM
Litlitsp Vint - 011101( on cospar.
..Iplesserreteat.thetrOattlisates at theofflas
01th•CW131Pfxrh 414 mein its tow LOW • •
- : •
W.W.-SEBBOA
/113401 13801Stla.&214Thalnattr.
,qnn BAGS ST. LOUIS SIIOI`, , JUST
t0‘. 7 % , receired and soy fate_W
1117 JAZ= iStOWNI 135 WOO4l stieol,,
Wr' D f^flriTP R.E.11,e-rTlf
I BATES 6d BELL'S—
Linen and Coftimiheetimsl
TfiCriclUs.
RATES & BELL'S—
IEMBROIDEIIED CURTAINS AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
.13 sa. vuurt.b. Eitretot,
Q lll . _ THEE N. CLAIMS —PERSONS
hog claims for collection In the Statol of
Hentucky. Tennessee, Alabama or Mississippi,
may have them collected or adjusted by placing
them in the hands of N. W. SHAFFER, C..sq.. 106
Filth street, who is about to van the Bomb on
a solleetbsn tour. Coll on him this week. -
Hitbzurescea—Win. illackelorom No. 167 Liberty
Street; T. Wightman, of Lorenz & Wtgbtman; B.
Hall & Co., 148 Liberty Stiect; Hemphill, Mcln
tosh & corner O'Hara and Pike Streets; John
M. Cooper & Co., corner Walnut and PiketStreets.
1511 •
COMMERCIAL OIL WORKS.
Pure White Burning Oil,
Constantly on Wind, and for rale at
THE LOWEST DIAREXT RATES,
B. C. & 7. H. SAWYER.
No, CY WOOD STREET
OPP/CB OP THE COASBOLLIII OP ALLEOBBNY
COUNTY, PA.,
PITTBOITIIOII, August 7, ISIS.
TO COAL DEALERS.--Sealed Prop)-
. oats will be received of thio Office, until list
Inciunive, for furotsblog Allegheny eounty
from Ten to Twelve Thou./toil Basher, of •ood
Merchantable COAL. tree from Slack and lotrt, to
be delivered at the entrances to the Court Hoare
and Jail. on Fifth and Boas streets., In quent.ttee
of Nix But dred lituthele per day, until the whole
le delivered. Payment will be made by warrants
on the County Treasury when the contract• le
completed.
By direction of County Commleelonen.
HENRY LAMBeitT, Controller.
autiAtd I tw
Fon, eALz.
PIT HOLE OIL TERRITORY.
The I . NDIFLEED ONE-TWENTIETH PART
Ot FORS-TWO ACRES OF LAND, attest('
between Pit Hole Creek and Holmden Run, about
one-lin If mile above the United hustes WelL This
a well tested ler boring, and Is tonal , teed equal
for Oil purposes to any undeveloped Territory on
Pit Role. The Company propose to lease home
din ely. There Is Territory enough for Forty.two
or more Wells. The purchaser will therefore ao•
quire the One -twentieth Lend Interest In each
Well put do o n, and be entlt.ed to a like portion
of the money received from Lamm of Logs. lino
warranted. For particulars, call on S. DAVID.
SON, eta Liberty street, Pittsburgh, or address,
immediately,
ALEX ANDER WALLACE,
anti= Thllotue, Warren co., P.
JOB PRINTING.
The midersrgned are now prepared to excante,
in the neatest and most expeditious maAner, JOB
PEEN - TIRO of all kinds, Including
PAP ER BOORS,
BILLS IN EQUITY.
LEGAL BLANKS
OIRUU
BILL HEADS,
POSTERS
olutbs,
And &U lclnd, of
BOOK AND FARM" JOB WORK.
4131. GIVE US A TRLA.L. - Gm
O'NEILL & ANDERSON.
Gantt. Ste= Job Orloe,
84 Filch 'treat.
EM=ES
WHITE & SLAGLE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 3.043 Sifth Ettracet„
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Will attend to ll butters:4 In the line of theft
Prate:salon, Including THE OOLLEOTION OF
MAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Mr. SLeace hating been mustered out of the
Mated &eta &Mee, trill hereafter eye attea
Lion to thubutlneet of the arm. au9ll
AIMENAL LASS WORKS.
.MODES, RYRIE & 00.,
Danasoturers of
Black and Green Glassware, Druggists'
Ware, Dollies, Demijohns, Carboys. &o.
Warehouse: So. lii WATER STREET, BETWEEN
sMITE (FIELD AND OR. RTREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
We warrant our War. to be superior to soy
Manufactured West of tea Mountains. Always
CO band, Glanware DI the above detartpaon. AL
orders promptly attended to Particular &WM.
Mu paid to private moulds.
HEWITT•B
PO I .. -1 /I'll TOITM
FOR THE R&M,
II seknoonrogrd by su .1217 have vial It to
be it No. I. Try It ye doubters and to
ronvlnrad. For oats by all der:tubas.
lylndyd
FOR BALE.
OM FIVE YEAR OLD RARE
Pam tutees saddle; trots In harness. ineptly
Na US LIBERTY sTuzer
SORtPAN, uouasTra t 00.
OIL LARD
Sortp .A.crrods of Mazszscl,
On lb e East Ode of the Allegheny deer, at Jones ,
Eddy, Penang° county, Pm being part of the
Daniel Jones old Heed 'Property, nearly all
suitable for Boring. About one-half cleared, and
under fence. Foe particulars, addreu
A.Lff.,AfgO.Y.ll • WALLAO.
palmate, warren as.. Pa.
paockeziAmni.
, TO THE OWNERS Or DOG a.
The owneri of Dogs within the city of Mitts•
tough, are hereby =teed that all Dogs hereafter
permitted to go all large, without being properly
moialed,,mill be taken up and degtroyed, In ago
cording:omM Ordinates In Chapter Bee See tens
al, t 7 and ea of the CIV Digest of °ransom..
•• — .lll F . -1 LOWBY,Ja, Mayor.
PtEttneritg, July gl, IBM atentar
•
83 ItiMIENT STREET.
a. w. CARNAII AN & co.,
DEA.LERS'IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sowed, Nailed and Pound Hotta, Shoos and Dal.
ind(or. lor Itadka, Dintor Ron boutkot labs"
als Thildrou.
Trak additions are, =dower/ Watt la our
Stoaki and .9tlmattlykta and Quick Betartlan to
oar system-of astling. Planakt and careful attain.
Don ktrartto tram. • /02=iws
EW GROOSET — Tha M der dg ne
opened an •
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
of fresh and WELL SELECITTD GROOM=
In tarly NEW BIOS& In &Onion to other nov
elties, wooda tali attention to thetr stoat of
Rut= sopmelal&1111
,0 1 :; S M kiwzrg
Liblriti irenti icsoug:
RIEBBON BRO.,
raglan Widens and TdaOldniate;
plaisufsettureasof-Bleseek's Patent Salinas Whet
tor titian /mimes, Olt Itn e tnal,l3,earene Itt•
thlnel7. Bbnitlair, Unztlen., Fungi,
Caner HMI= nlief Me targets, Pittston% Ps.'
809411108 =A patlalt dp •Bizehis!aty proantly
attended to. ; anldm ,
•
OTICSi
• • "TrullEttrakbaldas mt. wzsr =emu
EAMIN 014,00EPERE Aro rtattiNtott tp moat
tit the dna or - Rebut Way, Jr.,
_Nc..4 litard au,
OWVITESDAY, AUCHIST WO. •
fouro'clock p. m• Bullpen of bnPonaicailgta
le Wanda bittortythe matting. • •
50244 . BY 'WIDER Ur THE BOAED. •
BADLY k 110.011IIR8HOlafE1r-,
luOcuraortrazu cm
Vluxisthiro macl. CUlanll.-ea
160 1 9 321:0IIIIA.t. B' BDfIT,
myttemit
TO MILLERS.—WE HAVE SEVERAL
.1 pieces of •
Ca Four & Co.', Celebrated Anchor Bolt.
ing Cloths,
tot pale at ten than New York Drina
, LIBMWri . ca.
'Jeala ' City NW& Libeitiv Strut.
si . affil "OR MO D M l Nat i lt.
ROOM it lefty Reolibi Oen* IgulVerlbr. attar
batty dilute Jtobettit. rintat,,Lot twenty by
ono bnadrea Yebt,, , gr i naka T art
sons,
at Market, dreal.,7
SOMETEUNO NEW FOB TUB LICUN-'
.- , lMlG—Pret.'Sobruttanhv Plegated. Stare& and
WasblEg mi taintaig, ter Wagadtaguautßlatablag
r"ls , Idneur; kgroiall online 2317
ag put iltP lit paqkaipm. Mu" eta, a trial.
for pay•
; ' • ~ soatr
I gal - acquit imam a naafi gamut
L' .
ENE TOILET BOArB.-448Ixeccive.
a soppy of Oolgste , a Hanby:rag, Palm,
hit,. and Brown WWltot. lad mond Soapy
lilso, Low Va Honer, 414mimi. Minus Kruk
Soap. Fox Ws at the Family Grocer, Score of ' ,
... JOHN A. REO.sti.e.ure
sun comer Liberty had Hand itilOti.
,fflE tr. .ID rvii zutsrms.rra
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
You can get
Photograph Albums, all kinds,
.91 Lowest Prices,
AT HUNT'S.
You can get
All the Now Hooke, Late Pape. and Magazin.,
AT HUNT'S.
You can get
Blank Books and StatlosetT, of all kind.,
AT HUNT'S
You coon act
• -
The best Gold Pe., Steel P. us or Qu'll Pees
AT HUNT'S
Wholeasle and Retell
Book, Sistinnery nod News Emporium,
suB 69 FIFTH - ST., MASONIO HALL.
Vali ens.
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL
IN AB Deranewitive, 1
Office of Director and °moral Meaner of I,
Military It• Broads United c intro,
- ASIIIIIWTON, D. 0 v at, 1866.
Proposals will be received at this Unice, otoll
twelve o'eloait noon, on W,EDNEsDAY, Septet.
her li . 1065, ysurchaso the U. S. Military Rail
Roiling Mill at Coat , aeons% Tenn., with the
.chtnery, Teets, Buildings, Fixtures, and Track
c ~nectlng tele Rollin/ Mill with the Nashville
....ltlhationooga Railroad.
lie MIII and alachluerY . cortstrudted to re-roll
B allroad Iron ore entirely new, sod of the post
Improved character.
For full description and details of operation,
upscity. ika, apply in person or by letter, to T.
W. YADDLY,Y, idoperintenuent, chattancoga,
Tronetsee.
All bids should be indorsed Propaaril to pur
chase Chattanooga Rolling M 111."
D. C. bIeCIA.LLUM, Brev. Brig. (ben.,
Director and Geaeral Manager Military Railroads
United States. auB:tsepto
TIME BOOKS,
Check Books,
Blank Books
On hand n4ll made to mac
Counting Blouse Stationery
(f every description.
MYERS, SCHOYER & CO.,
Biz.ders and Monk Book Sinkers,
('OME ONE, COME ALL
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
STOT
Nos. 18 and 15 St. Clair St.
The attention of the public I. called to the large
and extensive atoek of GENTLEMEN'S FOB,
NISH/NG GOODS, fruit peened at the above.
mentioned placeywhich I AM now otfering at greet
bargeine Any ono to want of the &boa"! Goods,
sells find it to their advantage to giro me a coil,
and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. They can dud the largest awl hest selected
stock of Fine White Shirts, extra alzteflegee
Shirts, Woolen, Cotton sod Lisle 'I% odes
starts and Drawers, Scar% Neck Tics, . BUD'
panders, Butterflies, and everything poertalniug to
the Gentlemen's Fnanianing Gaels, In t h e city.
Remember the place, a and Id St. Glair street.
SAMUEL LEVIN.
N. B. A large stock of flats, Saps, Gray's Col
lars, Lockwood's, Universal, Byron'. Enameled
and MasseemL Jytdaystaxis
PITTSBURGH PAPER MAIM
0011PAIrir offer for tale
1,500 bdls. Crown Wrapping Paper
1,000 balln. Medium
1,000 balls. nediam
1.000 bal.. D. C. mad D. IL do
They bare ago on hand Sr. constantly recelvtng
from then Mild, MANILLA, PAPER of all
weight. and Mae*. HARDWARE PAPER of WI
weights andsizes, PRINTS, DRY and SATO.
RATED ROOFING, tac.,
All ouantilles and *bee of PAPER MADE TO
ORDI.R at the shortest notice, to snit euewtners.
1,000 TONS OF GOOD NIXED RAGS
WAREHOUSE: 82 THIRD STREET.
ausAl PITTSBURGH, PA.
PETROLIA MACHINE WORtsß.
B. II LBOKY, IllanitiaCturer of his Cele
brates Patant improved
OIL WELL TOOLS.
tie.bstai IU4I AND WAS:BOW BEAM.
INu OIL 410 s 'F A INUMEI L y:in
. 1 f i t s SIN 1
and 1 1
01410 statxr, on the upper route of the Sian.
cheater Pairtenger Hallway. P. O. Andras, Box
11, AI.LECCIENT, PA.
Particular attention ls invited to his late lop
proven:mute In fras and
joint., ail made of too
puma Sligo and Loy Moor Iron, hammered em.
preset, for them. All parts warranted and made
to standard sires ; the pins and sarkete of any one
set airy any ether of. kW manufacture having
the some mintbor. Steam Engines and Mechlin
Work mode to ord.r. We invite the public to mil
sod examine and judge for tliemsalve• ; and we
chalking, eguility Cl workmanship and eompett.
Con. heed for Used and Circular. lyl9ainstas
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The wizenewildp heretofore existing between
John ItlaMt and James Old, under the name end
style of MAFIETT is OLD, wee dissolr. d by mu
tual consent, on the 44th day of July. A. D. 1861
All persons hac.sig claims agalnat mid flan are rb
quested to present the• tame for payment, and
Ones Indebted to said arm will battle with John
Matfett, who all alone authorized to settle the so-
drum of said firm.
au29w JOHN DIAFFETT.
NOTICE.—I HEREBY OWE NOTICE
to the public, that according to as agreement
with James Old, my format partner, and in the
esaretse of my legal right; 1 hereby declare the
late Ana of Want' 14. Old dissolved, on the Pith
day of July, A. D. OW. Mr. Old and I agreed
that the stock and property of the late Arm should
be taken by me, at an soprano: mint thereof, to be
made by aprpraliers tole appointed by an. The
a:Teasers have teen appointed, and an appraise.
meet made by them, and I me willies to accept,
and have accepted the property at the appraise.
meat, (although I. think it • high onea and will
Account wlth - Mr. Old for his share of the value
thereof, as axed by said appraisement. I then.
gaga maim the right, and intend to - Garry on the
same Loudness at the old places, on my own so
count. a.ndin my own name. Inasmuch as Mr. Old
out,arely Indebted to the arm for Money drawn
I hereby request pen. one Indebted to the Arm
not to make pat mint to Mr. Old without irty con
mutt.. [artily] JOILN MATFETT.
EXCEISIOB BOOK-HOLDER,
An Artiolo for tho•iiillion.
MOST 00 itralefFT
'LEAST ZIPERSII7E ItCril M rOLDER, , AnD
Ever devised.
`Litany 'dig.dl •
, . man.
School also. • i no cents,
FOR BALE BY
Davis, claWI m= &
ace WOOD STREET.
1 :131,11014 LIEBI9'I3
NUTEMTE:.FOOD, .
FOR ntharraAND
For mating • pleaust and highly nectritl=s;
or Gruel , for child= deprived or the
ELII.II. 11/112 lavalldi of asau
gyp r 9 a/maim' On keth 'Flavin. •
For sale at the CENTRAL -DRUG STORE,
coiner el Ighdo and Federal eixeete,ln the Market,
Rouse, Allegheny.
GEORGE A. KELLY.
irsimas•
D :use it ELAM, •
Iwo on hand A tang assortment of
MOWING MACHINES,
. .
=corm= ira..a.mczush
straw Mien, Scythes and Hay Bakes,
; 28 =AEI 0/130 idant
mi d aiZzuazonr.'
;IMO' - • • • (BLOOD. OtIRIL).-
A v Ind roougrkabbi undo and potalnirgro
for soll,oo.oota. rum,
ear ITOEfunW4O l / 4 - --"
r anroVitenVELTAAL I ; m t` 4 4
004 it UMW inks, tom v01A144-: •
SrFud* 67 -
; • . essoxmmos. Demist
ies • • ionorfilrill NA /cora meow •
( - ) 1 IL LEABB.r.-rall , HALE, AN • IN
p•-• WIEST of 81.tteoo•Arres of good 011 Tont.
tom Tessa to for Matti. also Milk Slums
t etweat neon wens in crawford county, neat
Apply to - OlindlEff:l 4 A SoNS,
ItUf L .Ol Market, street,
XE Ci^ 413 rwilTzsextrArTs.
LARGE GOVZRIMF,ka SALE OF
steatnitiiate, Bargea, and giTti)-
rard.
QUAUTILOSEASTSS GINSHAG'S 07,1=
WASHINGTON CTTT, D. 0., July In, 1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS ere invited end will
be reeelved at the *Mee of the quartethterner
0 .1 (Hu,bG Of Heil rad Elver Trenspqrta•
n ee), et Washington, El__ until th e FIRST
BAY or SEPTEMBERNEST, et 12 roctock a.,
foe the purrhsse of the followtut named ST CAM.
EDAM, BASUES, and other property:
tilde-wheel ataemer Oh lakenaeuge, regletersd
Cont.
Side,mbeel steamer kara t resists:fel 190 tons.
Side-wheel steamer Sfir,falde, registerni tO4 tons.
Side-wheel steamer tnomas, registered 14n tons.
Side-wheel-steamer Sherman, registered 140 soar.
Side-wheel:steamer Wenhafthie, registered to
tone.
Side-wheel steamer Knoxville, registered 36 tons.
steamer lltiLbar (wrens), registere,l
T. 0133.
bed steamer g tagrto n, regist e red 92 !0f...
S.err.-wheel steamer Eel:meaty, registered me t on ,.
Stern-wheel steamer Bridgeport legisterei 15,
tons.
Stern-wheel steamer R01a... registered So Lou.
Slero-whool steamer Isllootonery, roglotered 116
tont.
Stern-wheel steamer Chattanooga, restetered 69
tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Atlanta, registered ZVI tone.
Slue-wheel stea mer Reams, registered tcl2 tons.
Side-e heel steamer Lookout. registered 170 tons.
Side-wheel steamer Stone River, registered tie
cone.
91de-wheel steamer 01lash, registered tons.
Also, veeen (1) generale barge..
One row boat, and one model barge.
All of which can be seen at l/H.ATTA.NOO(IA.,
TENN., It any tame prior to the day of wee.
ALSO,
. .
Ferthe Btu idiom Ways, Stationary hlatilleerY
and •npurtenances la the totted States Ship
building Yard at Conttaneoga.
A full deacrlption of which can be seen et the
adieus of the Quartermasters of Transyortation
at etnclianatt, Louisville, Nuhville, St. Lords,
and at Chattanooga. ..
Prance/Cs are invited for each boat or barge sep.
aratelj; the name of the boat or description of
the b.rge to be deaignated in the peel:m."l
A full description of the property may be ob
tained on application to Brevet Col. Arthur Ed
wards, A. q.. M., St. 1.01.111,
Eaah envelope containing a bid should be sealed
and Indorsed Proposals for Steamers, Barges.
aid Other Prop. rty t Chath.noogs ' r , • Bureau of
Heil and Elver Transportation," and address, to
the Quartermaster General_Tf. S.A., Memtiogion,
P. C.
num nt to be made In trotted St tree OutTency
upon the acceptance of any propose', and prior to
the delivery of the property
'I be Goer foment reeervee the right to with 'raw
try of the
too above
property, and to reject proponals
eermal low.
By order of the Quartermsatar General.
LEWIS it Pri.R.S(rNA
Brigadier General and Ohio! of Rail and Riser
Transportation. ans9:td
LARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF
Steamboats, Wharf-Boats, Barges,
and Other Property,
gra drarrtesven CiarERAL . S Orsooft,
We'ffilltoTOlr, July 21, 1885.
• SEALED PROPOSALS are fuelled and will
he received at the place.. and until the dates here
inafter armed, for the purchtm of M. fodow,n
palmed STEAM/10d TS, WIIARF-BOSTS, BARGES
and other property.
At Cincinuntl. Ohio, until Monday, August
==l
For the Stern-wheel etenmboat L. n. Horton, reg-
Istered 140 Lona;
:•tere•wbeel all ankboat General Mete., registered
L0u,;76
Stern-wheel steamboat General Crook, formerly
B. C. Levi, re steed 131 tons.
And two t 2) whart.boata, registered 154 and 146
toot;
All of which can be seen at GALLIPOLIS, OHIO,
until the day of mile.
One (I) wharf.boat, lying at PARKERSBURG,
VIRGIN Lli,•
One (I) wharf-boat, lying at CATTLETSBCRO,
KENTUCKY;
And the model bargee Horace and Caplan's, lying
at CINCINNATI. OHIO:
AN of which can be men at those places until the
day of males
At Louisville. Ky., until Wednesday, An—
gnat 30th, at 12 M.,
Model barges Charmer, Henry Clay, Woollollc,
Patna Fo. 0, and B. Nort 013, and for seventeen
(171 gunwale barges;
All of whirl can be seen at LOUISVILLE, %Y.,
wail the day of 0.1 e;.
For the side-wheel steamboat D. A. January, reg
istered 700 toast
81de-wheel steamboat Ohio, (wreck};
Stern-wheel tug-boat T. D. lionanr,registered 119
WWI.
;And tht.tara (9) goawale barges;
Allot which elm be teen as 15lW ALBANY, TR
LIANA, twill the clay of eale.
At St. Teals, Etlssourt, until Tuesday,
September Sth, at 12 It,
EMS...man:el steamer Autocrat, registered 884 tans.
Stde-wheel steamer Lzetta, registered 01 toes.
St. e wheel steamer J. K. 1111.11651 a, regtstered 208
IaiMEMMI?MI
do. light
tees.
Side-wheel simmer Metropolitan, !fettered 33,
do heavy.
CODS.
Side wheel steamer U. C. Wood, formerly the Lou
isiana, registered 187 toes.
tilde-wheel steamer Netrrasks, registe.al C 73 toms.
Slde•wheet steamer Battle, registered 700 toes.
Stern-seine! atentser Victor, registered 80 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Alpits registered 29) tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Nick VI, Hughes, regtvered
MSEEMEMI
ffilaiMMMMI
Stara-wheel steamer M. V. Baird, registered it
tan..
Sten-wheel stammer United Staten, reglgaral 50
MEIM!MI
Stern-wheel steamer Mettle Calder, registered 1W
tone.
Stern-whoel steamer Porter, registered 113.tona.
Stern-wheel steamer Alone,regleteredalt tuts.
stets-wbeel steamer J. S. Pelage, registered 118
inns.
Stria-wheel item& Jennie Hankins, regii , ered
•
VA toss.
Stem-wheel steamer Lioness (tow-boat), register
ed 523 tans.
Stern-wheat steamier ()arils Jacobs, registered lga
toms.
Stern-wkeel Reamer Anal., Jacobs, leglisared 5:41
ton.
Stern-wheel steamer Lotus. registered 150 tans.
Stem-weed steamer Virginia Barton, registered
IM tom.
Bann, tmg J. O. Emmy, tegiststat toss.
Stemlom Ww.
-1 boat. 1111thlgatt, rikammed IN
tone.
Soon-wheel tow-boat Enron. reelatered LIS tons.
Whartbost Dearborn. atm tom.
For the model barges General Shroidan, Keokuk
No. 1, Sookult No. I, Trentoo.St. Hart
ford, Anna, Archie, Leaser.. W=am.
Frank Dougherty, Intetess, - Chruatio, Phillips,
Vulcan fital, Vulcan N 0.2, 'Vulcan N 0.2, VW
ut
o No. e.-Valean No. 6, Vedean So_ V
l, ulcan
Na 7, Rosa, Glendale, Bowes:ll,J O. Gault, Bob
Geer, Dan Staley, E 4. 111114 Saate, .jeurbh Gil.
mire,
.tionthert4r Guthrie, 0. 7. CalVey. Ben.
Gorda. Cart t; and taunt a:settee! Oath.'
rig, Haight and mama;
And sewn (9) gunwale buena -
All of which eta be seen et SAINT LOUIS, MO.,
until the day of sale-
Also, One (t) wharßeat, tte. tons; . 3eluatistiat (7.
C. Irwin), 14S tone; serentyeeven gems/ale
barges; model barges. Emma, Adam Sproule,
Fillelli k Laurst andlloauoice; (1 ) ., coal boats;
ona (1 yawl boat; four (t) sM..Ms, and two (9)
small te;
All of which can he seen at 06.150, ILLINOIS,
until the day of sale.
Abo.Stem.wheel steamer Leo-Eases, regtsterad
Soto's; model barges Austemits, Westmoreland.
Hosea.; Joeephine, and No. tl; and three (3)
box barges;
All of Islamic= be seen at EVANSVILLE, IN
, BULNA;untillts clay of sato.
Also, &new tag Little Giant, recta/rod 63 tone;
and slx (e) gunwale barges;
All of which can be seen at MEMPHIS, TEN.
FUSEE, twill the day of sale.
Al.", Ons (t) wha
t rf-Do:LIM tone; ono (1) gunwale
harm and tyeaal boat , . •
'All es whist, on be seen at HELENA, ASEAN.
lie 0. war 1 the day of sale.
'Also,•Wlarl.boat H. TA W. MIL 600 tons/ wharf.
boat Mlehigan; 11l trap wharf-boat Chanoellor,
sae Mull nee gunwale barge!, ,n 1 010 (1)
rea `Altf weld, inn .tua.seen_at. olo . OD
? TE , HIVSH, wall the day pf
4eitidzie 'lneklmf' pat (MUM Pr' tide BMA' One
:boat or barge sleald girsihs name or number of
•each boat sr barge bid fur, with Deice proposed to
• cm Wale ednialidng bblaliOuld be paled;
cad the sum of the bead or berm or dmartptlon
ProPertY /adore* thereethluld.addressed
:to .sedan Parma; Chief of Sall:
T tats In ears of the olden la
!charge of Rim on, at Om pints do
gig/atelier opening bdm . _ . .
The Gosernment reaelles the Heald withdrale
;any of the shore property. and to reject promo.
We if decreed too low.
Pim:mato bettafle In United Slates enentney."..
open =IS abeeptance , o . f p npropoteli and prior to
Itbs cd the p L
I ewe r/ deserlyttme7ef the . property inpy_ be ob.
tidal/4 on to Colonel Arthur Edward;
Assittast4uetumuta.l3slng LbuliViulasautt
• BY order fttui,Clu Qartstroutstar Gessersk.•
. LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brigadier General, and Chief of Bait and Biter
Transportation. . - au744 •
J
MOW SORT,
DI6ND7AOTOBER OF
EffROVED BRNO TOOLS,
Sinking Oil, Salt an& Other Wells
No. 186 MOOD STREET,
Tool" animated nada we* SLIGO.
AND LOW' NOOP , PON.
WELL J BoRERS „
- -
*Ovvotst Camas. •Inrioegs.
ivinsartisi triteasilia aroraittesesif sextdu'
opermunta, iris a
onus or Tar cartraozzat at
,Azzgoaart. tiourTr.Pl.,
' rririssrmisi:Atsittst 1,11304.
vdn bincelved at this attn. muss;
:ittititst.iintiosiss,
pety- for ' Bald ing m * BM
maw
• aid noslsad
setestkit istsi PuTiona.
will seqatra am mutat Emma sad asw plat;
alto the stall:muss tabs nisei. t. • - ; •
• - Particulars will be Mead:AA on potteatlaa
41.1.tattlaa . of OotuaiMaasuoant— •
silittetdatto • tMatrollse' .
snot.wbtahlb eeonstaelly litoie, ; sz BALLS AND , BATB tor sale by:
Mamas - . ' • - _ ; 4-r -tre • JAtFEXI /301,711; 111 - Wood sizset.
H ES * * :471P 1*
SHOVE :Lai PIAMM4
,
Pipe, Leather hid „Qua Belting
Jrzqr aD7-ERT.IBEZIE.,;7II.
L TREAT
Chronic Diseases, Consumption, Scrof
ula, syphilis. Seminal Debility,
. and all Female Complaints,
DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON,
1413 Foust-is !Stroll:t.
PITTSBIIRGB,
Testimonials from the Medical Proles-
Dion and Others.
Ifs Edam, It Is with pleasure I make known
the following facto to the public, believing my tes
timony may be of service to Salle invalid who hoe
hitherto failed to obtain relief,: nt all events lam
loin r no more than fustice to Iwo memos.' gentle•
men of i our city, in confessing that I have eye-
cessfully treated several very bad cases of seminal
weakness and female complaints, by adopting the
mode of treatment now prescribed by Dm. Amos
& Johnson. • • • • •
For female weakness I do not know of anything
that can equal them remedies.. I have prescribed
them foes great many ladles who have Deno mon.
bled for years with wea2nest o 'and in every case a
perfect cars hes been effected; Bottle very bad
cases have yielded to this mole of 'treatment In
the awl. 'vim of tno weak.: • •
Yours, respectfully,.
Cleveland,
Ohio, I ecember IM, W. F. Alextwor, Id. A
CERTIFICATE FROM THE REV. DR. HAMICTOY
C. FREI.CH, 01 'MONTREAL.
I certify that Drs. Ames fa Johnson's medielues
have cured my wife, who was suoject to debility
many years. The =Mails, 'were used only two
months IL Q. FRENCH. D. D.
Important to Ladies.
Our PEBIODICAL DEOPS will bring on the
monthly sickness In moos of obstenetion from oh!
cameo. 'Price el. N. 13.—La31ea who are preg
nant should not tin them. r
Tonto for Female Weakness, a certain cure, 67.
Injection for the Whites or imucarrhces, d 2.
risEAsEs CF TB] BLOOD, &a.
Drs. Amos d• Johneon—Dear Stn: I must again
state that your remedies for scrofula and blood
diseases are really excellent :For carotids, eypM.
Hs or impurities et the blood,' find they never
fail to cure when used as directed. I have sac
ended in curial the worst mars of s,phills now
In our hospicals, to the short ware of two months.
F. W. ESLLE, M. D.
Cincinnati, December Mb, LSO.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Drs. AMo, 4 Johnson: I have Cured, by the ens of
your remedies, several patients that bad been In
mates of the La.natiesylurri tram the evil eff..ets
of seminnl weakness or infantry habits. Fer
such caste I conslner nothing can equal your mad.
lclnes J. W. SALLINS, D.
Albany, N. Y., October lath, bear.
Take Particular Not lec.—Drs. Amos
Johnsun address all those who have injured them
selves by improper Ind-lee/nee and s..htary hab
its, which ruin both body anti mind, unfitting thorn
for either business, study, society, or marriage.
TheSe arc son e of the sad and melancholy el-
frets produced by early habits of youth, to-wit:
Weakness of the bask and limbs, pains In the
head, dimness of sight., loss of muscular power,
palpitation of the heart. dyspepsia, nervous irri
tabilitytderengement of the , digestive functions,
general debility, symptoms Of consumption, ko.
Dm Amos & Johnson have for many peen en
elusively devoted their attention to the treatment
of the disorders referred to in th-se tea , moths!.
. Address, Ma. 'AMOS & JOHNSON,
No. 142 Fourth stree
esuid.Mdallmeodicasw Pittsburgh, s.
CONBUMPTIoN CAN BE CURED.
Bead Erldeate, sad call and ate Testimonials of
the Met or
IMPROVED EVALUATION,
The Great NeW Method.
Dr. J. FLATTERY,
FOMITEELY OF SAN TTANOISOO, AND
LATE FROM NEW YOEZ)
Great - Traveling Physician of the Age,
WHO HAS' CIRCUMNAVICATED THE GLOBE,
AND WHO HAS TESTLVOIVIALS FROM
EVERT QBAETEE,
Heass Cbriermaca 35iLcHcxeu4
IN PITTSBURGH, PA.,
TB:t
St. Clair hotel,
FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY,
•
To Cure the Sick. and particularly at
tend to the Cure of Chronic Die.
causes, Consumption. Bron
chitis. Catarrh, Lath
ma. VestliCSA.
L IsCHABOES FROM TUE EA S, NOISES IR
THE BEAD,
EYE, EAR, THROAT ANIS AIE PASSAGES.
Commutation le a local Mame, generated and
fen by the Wood taa emu= chemical aotuiltioc,
end can only be removed by local chemical means
capable of altering that condition through the
=Glum the dimmed aria. accomplish
the Wawa . , aa we cannot apply fluidal° a levity
.deslgned only for the receptiOn of alr, we thence
'
duce them to a volatile condition, and from an ap
atomism Instrument Inhale or breathe the Taper.
•By the inhalation of vapm,• - : we can product all
the beneficial cdects capable - of being produced by
medicines mace mon speedily andefflocznroly than
from the adminfatratton of pride meiblion thro.
the stomach. The practice of.givind Inedlaiss by
the stomach in the treatment - tif long dummies m
nblestioa able
lat. Became they do not come in din cecontact
with the organ affected. •
Id. Beeman their most mawerful action is
i. .
on organs health* stale, or only
ordered through sympathy', thereby deranging di•
gestion, and destroying the nutrition of the body;
see really, because many .agenta of great value
can only be admitted In the gaseous date.
HOST ENIUNT TESTIMONIALS.
Froti elr Cherie, Scadement,.3L constunm
'time eves desPerate MIN
y N recommend the use
of Inhalation as the onl poltlble m Ln chron
la bronebit cu
is the benedts art to won proven by
tbealteedy alterattortlntim quality and quantity
XI the. expectoration, that tin doubt of tee value
•or the remedy can be removably entertained. It
gives relief - to tee asthmatic .patient, proves mama
Um la eases of phthleia ncelosenalls, le Mose ex.
,tams advances which bid dellanmc to the ordintuT
rules Of practice.
From 'D J. Corrigan, M. D:•-Bran allowing most
Pally for the exec:prated inkeozoinzas of acrme of
:the earliest advocates of Inhalation enough re
mains to satisfy me in sayilfr that rellmarte Lathe
'form .or vapor exert a powerful intluenee- coree
diseased action, and it is onlyin this way time wa
administer remedies to .not loaafv noon the
,diseased Masan or the lungs: The mthibitlon of
:remedies rn this torte multi the coastactim of
both fikfaiclarr and patient. •
Iteritarkable Cure of Consumption.
My son, Wlllieus - Walts, had been *Meted mare
or leas for about two rearsorken he was taken
down in ealwreption, and during bla sourreament
ta bed be bad bad Um most s*tural rospuda
guidance, with thd advice of the but dab Trito ,
adaso Prb e rwl Wlthout reeeleteg.any
Ins au eal attendants prenounood a, - ot DL
drdl l, ..dat i a. il i um at , Wall In tha had Ulan of
=skilreare, hiseent=j4 tntir and
ffnall% r vehlinV
om.De.4. YUMMY Wu
ealled t MO 'trader meal tlnn
, beantilnalzalgd: reeo and ie.
leo:tangly the reledb*"*"'
onutaido, rats= rapidly tesprov
ed, and at bluest al - about two =ft= he
1 " 46 : " r" : 4 W fe r Malth"
IteitetWeeleWnite inft L ttlPi atety eon* Wilt'
V iolable ee d utMliFtin eitatton.J
'841Z0NX:246,172 aalL
1 late Ws. Welt% .
Bradt street, between and blerket,
5* Dupont eaditnetne, San
Substolbed and
berme
ei-rto, We Ist nay of July,
42:10,bm e -
Et.p.),,,„-. •- c Prater, Public, Ban reenele"
patienti.st a distant* anti be mum
Lome by comities Dm me, airaT. by Wigs,
sends[ ear osissi lie, amnpoton, time taken*
I.ll.ecuattation, Ixtunber or treatments entenlided
to, description of eanserimid.ireptotne tower* ,
anted, and those existing. straw=
T B3
VULCAN COAL YARD,
110 BERT DiumELL.
Mai *diming flochOni Shop of tfoi Pala
hhigh Pfd Connth;nno Softrooa sompsay.
Beatlangblogeny Pally Goal and Rat Conl
ALWAYS 02( marlN
- - -
COIL DELIVERED AT Sllolll' NMI,-
Tax ani_q 'A., or ivir;
BOWS ft Bon Stmt. at Oa= Ob2ETTY
l OFTWA wets. : _ ,012901
prrrsancm,44.
[I BtR& Wi
-trr i.
INSCRANCE COMPANY,
DFFWE: No. 87 WATER STRER
J. L'Esmosurr, President.
J. W. CHALFANT. Vice President. .
P. JONES, Secretary.
NSIMES AGAINST HISS BY FIRE
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes.
JAMES L BENNETT,VL E. W. Parma,
JAUOB L SOWABEE,'L W. CHALFANT,
ROBER LEA,
J . ry. T
pEESBENO, WILLIAM WALES
DI. W. WATSON;• [E. G. BUSHNELL,
L. B. EIeABOY,_ MOEN WILSON,
RINEY A WEAVE&
mr2B
INBURLNGS.
Insurance Company,
offiet: COINER ITOOD AND FIRST BM
Will InErare Against all Kinds
H. E. HEAT, D. E. P&RE,
JAMES RE FS . ' T. M. HAMM ,
Et. NV. OLIVER, In.. IJA.R.E. H LL
RF.NRY L.LOYD, ..1.4..M1. H. HIGHT ,
JOHN GRAFF ' P. anima,
N. J. ateLExt ; ,SE DAV. IM
OELAWFORD.
F. M. GORDON.
my?..Wasid
IXFURANCE.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY.
.
Of Pittsburgh..
Office : Corner Water and Market Sts.,
(Lit.thS_LEY . S BUILDING.) •
J. H. BEICOENBEDGETS, Presiding.
W. H. NALICII, Vies President.
ItOBEBTrENET. Becretarr.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALLICISDS
ar
. . .
Marine and Fire Risks.
'; insurrosal '
J. H.SHOENBEIUIFEB, W, Z. NBILICK,
W. J. AND=
__ B . B. I. ANDEBSON,__
JASIES L BENNETT, M.. w.szairzetoow.
B. D. COCHRAN, J. 6. UAUGELET,
B. T. LEECH ' .TL, W ._ W. MARTIN .. '
L et PENNOLDL BYRON
. 11,. proirriat.
L
my263md !,; - -
PLUJEBERS 3 GIetSFITTERS.
ADDY & BWENS, -
FILItTICAII PLUM=
Gas and. Steam Fitters,.
No. 165 WOOli 'STREET,
(QPPOSITS FIRST CEIT7SSIS,)
Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Lead,
LEAD Pfpi, PIG & BAH LEAR"
•
AND
Finishers' illateriab in General.
REP REFINERIES
Fitted Up iii the Host Approved Style.
Tanks flood iivilla lead or copper. Howes tittat
up with water g pa.
orders grumpily attended to. Po
BAILEY, '/ARRELL CO.,
Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe;
Wholavas hiiniiiing 1 , sue tor Pllzminiz , Mika
sials(Brass GOD& foe Water, Gas .and Steam.
Pumps, Hose, Ira Pips sad dttiap, at_loyest
taste= rates:
411P-Bige aerta for Broyles' ard
paturf tearmgrsayorhieh supplies a need long.
felt ty oil mao,Yoe a pump that will exhaust rap,.
idly and worlr.with ease and oertainty withon s
entailing too great sa asperse.
.fir Otters acdtaited.
iniummalft. • • -
Gas and .13team Ilit4 in' g
,
In all Its tlax4ls, eszathlly attended to, Wasps.
danced practlaal wntlazien.„ A Sas asa.:ol.zl!lnt. of
OAS =MIES, 1
Wiraif (lsEra° n 1134; •
Censtaskr as fuaD load made to OVUM
• "lAMB & MEE=
ri .rs =DEW. srusrr, Anatizon
Boozcs F BOOKS t : - 0591rEs -
.vcauguirassn pzuzzalk - •-•-
RAI other revs& '
Suallat's Wean L=Clk Sit#4,
• - - rotsb , sw.norr at the Fn 0t1e31.. , •
- • IferanJusicrosikor Omit&
layman Pejelar
lE= rs l ai t2=Carls.
.P . l=Attn7a . piszds... .
Regtalt Wad a 1.1.
FM% .
.I.T.m.REArk MI realm suegt
•
I 16 J.
' -
triataratullaiosl=th leireethattanga.
WIKDOWAIEADES,- of altg
-cues. yso, rcfmasaye .. ma'; ra and
and q.?" J;
H Nos.= sad-23 SC. OW: itroat. ";
- UTOOL.-21,000 pounds in store erul.fog
, age be
. - /SALSIt DIoXBY rs 4:*
I.,TS Ulita.ArCE.
Manufacturers and Merchants
Of Pittsburgh.
(BAGLLLYt , S BUILDENG.)
DIIMOTOSS
BILITMS' FIRE & MARINE
(Over I , ..eepleh National Bank.)
RICHARD c . GRAY. President
DAVID EL PARE, Vice Proatdont,
ROBERT V.uanctrl,
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
.211k167 Ensinsdeiti Sired,
priTsinutes, Pa.,
*:Airtrr.tarinizie or
>
soma a.maa.
avolu.iii.L.olll.7lllB;
C14C113=0.1; !1,4 4 4"t":
A. Presidsza. -
j.-8. Zan* Secretary WI
. • -
The Comparr evas In Ite staple IhreCtrentein• —
Ins elehteeeten ecru and forty-6vo • Wag
tea on Wendt Run (a Inibutal7 to yeneer=n,)
and lying bog woon Marry .8 and OLlCtiat. •
Twat Ad q ue ler /WO, um 4.• bean X 1 1 2 4 110
P =Ma wheat will be tonne
the ems of tons of the died end atop tp:11:13p1'.
The cane tette aceonnsedate Innis LTStint
was Thla tem• fs staretuseed by. tont et the
wit eelerstekelhmentlnitlerms, on Oil Ore*
ir ee r *Zi inn in Le ee.eiktroxintity tor the
. wew,,einn an4l: ant :sae
ante Man the 'Walnut Bend_ .W 4
at
The OtenteltUren 14ae...ii . 9t l r
13EVENTYT CENT* PEW SHARE }
`Sirs of tbn'3fio i tY, tohlethintwlllt eateratetei
flea teltittnar the sad onranleetbel
the Comma Oat* albs atnna•ol • -
44t . BUZ= llVentei
ienTAIZT- -= —*VW= SALTe I '