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Eht Vittsinugh heft.
TODILDIDXD
Till UNPIN PUBLEillllig 'ASSOCIAYION
wapnrsnay. A 1181787,9. 1865.
lON COITITTY TICKET.
. .
DfLITIIIO7 A:sower!
7 , LEVI D1:117,of AlicfccoY.
• 1011 COUNTY ocurroottat:
_ .
BEfißy LIMBES.T, Pitt TOlnuallp.
Pon Tllla9lfgaE7.
. • awn) Anr. Ja.. of Liberty Tenably.
Poe ATATZ
•
' TAMES L. GRI 4f4/ Alleetititi%
TOR „ AMITOTZLT:
. OEO. Y. ftrolLlM — Nottti Popette Toy/whip.
BANS Tewritiaffh
. • ALINED' SLACK, of - Allesticap.
VAPID WAWA. trop tit. Clair.
eL.P.-11i
b.Tottsbprg ic ts.
; LitlVS.B,sninthlp.
. •. cortrreootoassuencri
40RESEAJA =ELY, of Lower St. Miff 'Pp.
TOE 00IINTI orrstrinrcia:
-
B. L. ILIKIFILLEY, of Birridogearci.
” r 7P3Z DIZECTOII OP POOH:
'LIMES IMES% of Mortices Townotdp.
ESICiN STATE c iniVENTION.
A Flab illlaasentlen will be held at lifarrutarg,
• , :ur, THURSDAY, THE Prrn AUGTIST. am, at 12
Si, ter Sheri:nene or potting In nozolna.
Litton a State Ticket to letriethierted by . the Mende
4:11 tpe thilda al the 'aides Oinotne elation:
c(-4. Thawing and :alone labors of a loyal 'people
ul .matind Ott itint vtlt4F . 7 In 1661; and made th e
t , ' - flear. l2 s l SSSlSlr. enetalei denounced ea a Callum, a
&t..tiglortonanicoess In 180.
Out deg has been malnalned—our enembei de.
trtnuni—tint , Government Dreamed, and peace re.
- '''itatabllalted. Let every hind- who aided in tala
4/91, Ineentaa to be represented in that
Conventicok = We inns:pie to ft that the bang of
4 XU . ample are noeloit to the Neaten..
Builnetatof met lteportame wttrbaDrmonfed for
ennui union, and. away Wealet in the State
I..lehotao. hC,rrpreteatal.
By Order 0111311 ilittcA : Gentssi Illoinnattee.
• - 0 1310 N.OAIISKIN;Ohatmuln. . •
t A. WI: Thirtottrr, l. . • • -
Vera Fonairr, $
Oust Paris correspondent; speaks of the
,Uro espresso d by the' Moiiiteur and parti
c„:.Ripated in by the French, people, that, by
7 .. , ..1he recognition of ifexico, monstriendly re
! .latlons - shot& be" established between
:,„Frince and this country. As usual It is the
injured tarty that Is expected to make the
. airs[, ggia t ices towards' a reconciliation
hoWever, the friendship of France
leipot so indispensable, that it should be
bought at that price. In our present atti
tude, if not liked, we are at least feared and
inspected.
IGITORANCE AND DISLOYALTY.
• The only argument which the opponents
miiversal suffrage in the late rebel States
t a
pat forth that Is worthy of s i ng reply at all
b thatthe colored people ire not sufficient
qintelligent to become safe - voters at once.
Yre.pitrU,y admit this; and would be very
•! • . • •
glad' o give them a few years otpuitlage to
tat them for the great responsibility. But
:what Is to be done in the mean time? Ig
,
•'• •storance Is bad, bat disloyalty is worse.
:The, gegrces- bed intelligence enough to
Ireep4ltem loyal to the goverment, while
.the poor whites, almost as ignorant and
, 'literate as they, went madly and blindly
to the rebellion. ' Two hundred thousand
=
negroes fought for the , Union, while very
"-• •.• few Indeed' of the other class In the thor
•onghiy slave States could be got into our
7 service. The negroes without exception
• . • were ardently patriotic, while the whites
with almost equal cmantmiy vezeintensely
hostile. Now It is proposed to :eaten the
- ' latter to the fail exercise of the franchise,
and to exclude : the' former. To those who
will live a century hence this,. If done, will
:; - appear the strangest and most : perverse and
inexplicable chapter in the history of theie
extraordinary times.
But it is still insisted that the great body
: of the backs of;the. eouth are too Ignorant
to become voters. Well suppose we grant
that, and then insist with equal pertinacity,
•
as we auk do, q, that the mass of the whites
,
. are too disloyal ; and.ot Only that, but that
1 - • a majority of theta's are also too Ignorant.
Whit is to he done? We contend that dis
t- •;, bayaltyr-enmity to the governmont---Is
worse than mere ignorance. The one-is a
;.,positive,ovll; . the ether la only negative.
'The negre'vvill „ - vOte as near right es he
knows howt: the disloyal white will gojast
as far wrongaa it is 11V - his poiver to go;
the / Otte-lenot M, to vote, certainly the
other Is still leas 80, •
1. We would agree to this: that every man,
, •.•;!,..IWidte and tigut fought the ranks of !_l,49he Union aridly, Shall be Noters at once;
:'everywhite man who is able to read
.• , •
, alidtrrlteiand who has not beertvolunterily
;/. ttnractive agent in the rebellion, shall vote;
t that every colored Man Wbo is able to read
• Shall vote. :But that every man who took
, • . an actrve part in the relleltion; whether in a_
civic or m litary capacity, shall be debarred
• + • from the right of suffrage for a term of years.
; ':'.*That as fast as white men and colored men
,4AI qualify themselves, by teaming to
• ; rread,fhey shaltbe.admitted to the right of
Entrtage ; that no distinction shall-be
t !(%,snade between citizens on account of color..
Ia this way theiAlleulties arising from the
Agnorance Of bpdt blacks and whites, and 1
Abe danger of giving the ballot into the'
- Lerida of , enemies, Who are just as eager to
:i.',..atotertluOW the; government as ever they
- ; - Mere, can be avoided.
KtsTuoir ELECTION.
II
to th e time of ow' writing we haverno
thane
. returns except from the Louisville Dia
': trict, where Goatral P.oneasso, the Union mina
-': slate for Congress - bit an overwhelming major
, HY; From. viena kin:taxances the. other dia
. trkts will. be pretty evenly divined between the
two partie,h, although the majorities: reported
<mums Amitstna.are Mao in onersvor.
That our ieadois may understand the political
status of the several candidates, as they are rd.
fered7l.o:in the dhottehee, we give their names`
>tn s tabular form
- 4:riaLiara•
Pro-Sietway.
tirtrir44 " James g.GitTract:
- - • Anti•Slasyry . Pro-Slavery.
C D Broiley, L.'S. Trimble,
3. Geo. H. Yemen, B. Q. Ritter,
. J. 11, Henry °rider,
C. 4. Marion G `11TToi ~: Agronllsoling,
S.:LOY, U. Rousseau, ,:, Robed Mallory, :
:.(4,Green,Clay Smith, A. H. Ward, ,
- T. Epee 8. Fry, Geo. 8. Shanklls,
AL .. .W=4T. Ronda, . Gen. T. T. Garntrd,,.
saptto;Nexcei,. • Col. ,:T.B. mint.
-Their - eat - gfiestion at issue in this election he
She Condtttutlonal Amendment. The eo called
, .• _
• - 1 Vonalniallita eie cndeavoring'l4 - atultUy their
state, 11 rafts .opfccitlon to' an incyltablo
• • - eveit. The taunt of Kentucky cannot prevent
Akp3 ratificatlonof the amendn,Cat and wUI only
have the effect of placing her in a position, In
' • *. hi c h the abolition of slavery will have the ap•
•
p••ranee of being faced =RI her, Indeed of
piing - accompUshed with hereozosent.
torrial4t DoOnnorrs from Mexico put
►t
reii" iiiipositton chat 'virtual slavery
. -
inu about ta be larodneed by the empire..
- • An
order to the Colonizatbm • Department
SAW
.I. : J Zla.4 ss At s ri can colonization proceed by M. 'l.l.
i.azmpire t declarer l4 4dMiltt n b i loV bie p ro j ec t; t4lbk
total:rm." ' "
#.ll the c bjlct 'br the' 667 undo
to { hL
News
=vow the. tirimatlci .Thotorte
drad.thattuadttiseise tiesttr4o. Abrylt!tre •
ffiritltinglol)l4olll=dc'lmarreautat 9,tliblbTra;
4 ‘l-•.f,%ductstkucktolifistagavt'llitait.o*9 -
t,== . A lidanD A)! ilimaraTl9s.:. - inpnized:
111101***** act or th isee B 44# ,
OPtta Bti d ,the ichepici
abotitlble iiltfated is N it aieka
- ?Ai New VoikAretes copies and !aortas
ktter &faros.
pt riegro Falrage, _ ,
~......LI::- : .:...:', . .
T',.,::':,.:
Hwang beard capressirms of curiosity as to
how this was done, we give an account of the
ope.ratiOn firm the Leardon Ttmee Valenti* cr.!
respondent:exit tke 24th nit: ,
"Eton alter one o'clock the coils of the deep
sea cable were Welt, wound 04 board the Caro
line and thework of spicing them at once com
menced. This was done by stripping botbetels
of hemp, °Weide titres and gotta perch& for a
short distance, till the copper conductor of the
line was laid bare, and pared down to a floe
wedg4hapad point at the end.• The connect.
lag conductors were thee overlapped In the form
known ae a .sciul ~, Icant, and firmly bound
getter with the fine threads of Al :cower , wirey
till the Inaction was made even stronger , than
the main portions of the, , llnn. - .Tha
threads and conductor were then soli
together thickly; and stripe soft grate
vt ! r ir
like bands of brown tape, were wound layer ave r.
layer, and their edges closely pressed, sm sui to.
form one Homogeneous mu; till a f certain
thickets:lw= completed. Then eaten IV.cdat,,
WI
leg of tenanting - material called , 0 !a
compouriVishim again another laWittor _
'ta pores aratiltheerhola wisoatl Itt,
year rings the katta pach* mitt= :at ter
- :corapounita ~- , ~.., ~ ,_;; ~- t.
- Thalebialaa than...tmortaxed.:txeoldar
for teatta4tradithernitaahroarair pi:oe%,
lastraddlmortartp sad alum, Niro Iris;
gelded, initabla tjnitik trunk agile - 11130, rho so;
thatitelikofectinesi As , to ceaduattattyoutd fp!
sulatiotrzohiht hdartaertaitart from umrat ,
Mid of theWholelefigth, of Ike :catesoir at*
the "Grait'Edstere.7 It was, past font o! '
beforelbahrat athlete testa Ins Concluded; Mot,
that Wald not test well from the drat, brit Om..
ply because it via intended to itchiest every
trial -known _ to' electdchute heart the rest;
.... .
journey was beau% ': "
,_ - .. 7 . ' ' : • - . '
EIME42=
ti ADE HAMPTON
A dispatch in yesterday's Grazette gave a
brief sketch of this gentleman's lately ex
pressed views about the emigration of 8011411-
ernere from this country. A more detailed
report shows why he so strenuously di-
Endes them from going. He wants the men
here who "have laid their all on the altar of
their country," and in conelaeon, he calls
upon all who shared with him the perils and
glories of the last four years to stand by
the States.
Against what ? There can be no other
object of the fears of Mr. .11A31:PTON than
the general govenunent. Already he Is
trying to revive the old State rights party
In the South, and place the States In anta
gonism to the general government. Are
such men to be entrasted with the sole con
trol of those States, to the peril of future
attempts at rebellion? Bach men, we say,
for this Ifamprom is a representative man
of the South, the man whom South Carolina
most delights to honor, and who adapts
his utterances to the public opinion of his
State. From Virginia to Texas the leaders
who are most popular among the young men
formerly composing the-bonfedemte army;
mostly agree in advocating resistance to the
government should Its measures interfere
with what they consider their
_rights, and
their notions about these rights's.% so much
like those held before the war, that similar
results may Justly be apprehended. . .
The Returied Soldiers.
The effect of •the war upon the men who
have served in it iswairthy of observation_
That many return turbulent, - quarrel
' acme, full of mischief, and desperate, is:,
true; btit allsuch were at least as reckless
when they enlisted. Do not let' us forget
that the war was a terrible attraction,- and
in some cases a glad alternative to hosts of
adventurers—nor that it was not expected
to reform or even to moderato bad passions;
But it rescued thousands from the depravity
In which they must have polished had they
not been tempted into that great human
schoolhouse. I know of many& neighbcir•
hood peat and bully that rushed Into the
ranks for a change, or a chance at doing
better, who has come back a welcome and
exemplary prodigal. Why may not the
lessons, and, if you please, "the conscience
of the fight," have done their work upon
him as upon others lees offending and more-,
susceptible? And, in connection - with this'
t..ought, It Is clear to my vision that the
politicians have made a sad mistake in sop.
posing that the fighting men have not also
been the thinking men of the country. Re
tribution will assuredly punish this blunder.
The men who offer their lives for their
country have a right to know '"the reason
why." And In the many pauses in the
:storm of strife—the hours and days of rest
that come to the rank and file, on picket;
at the bivouac, and in the friendly talks in
strange regions, meeting new people, with'
new prejudices, habits, and ideas—the ex.
change and the attrition of opinions is as
natural as any of the offices of life. Did
you ever note how much information the
sailor gathers in his trips to foreign lands? .
And yet .bla home is mostly on the an.
, tracked and solitary deep, and his sight and
taste of shore are few =liar between The
Union soldier, moving onward with steady
tramp, meeting men. and women he never
dreamed of meeting before, hearing all sorts
of complaints, accusations, And predictions;
to-day a suffering prisoner in some nau
seous rebel den; to-morrow the commando
of his recent captor and tyrant—such a men
must be a dunce indeed if he does not find
himael gathering knowledge with every
hour. He is like the printer at his com
posing stand, or the reporter • who takes
down the weighty words of some cool and
thoughtful mind—he acquires in spite of
himself. Many of these men call upon me
during the day for objects of their own..
They are surprisingly apt, intelligent, and
well-balanced fellows. Their soldiering has
given them new viewsi t individually and na
tionally.
I perceive that (I neral Cox, the Union
candidate for Governor of Ohio, speaks of
the animosity of our troops to the negro.
Other generals that I have conversed with
do not second this opinion. If it exists. it
is probably the ofepring of the sentiment of
fraternity between the Union and the rebel
privates. But time will surely cure it. We
have only to mark the surprising success of
the colored man in securing the advantages
of civil life, to set the limit to these unjust
and cruel prejudices. It cannot be that a
brave and just people will continue to be-
controlled by what is at best a borrowed ha-
tred. In the South the gate was never
hated---it was only -the free black And it
is a monstrous paradox tlxst we of the free
States, should refuse, after breaking the
chains of the slave, at the same time to
break the chains of a prejudice so un—
worthy.—Coknel Forney, in Washington
Chronicle..
A Tragedy and Its Lesson.
Rumor has been busy with regard to the
cause of the death of ,Alfred P. Stone, of
Columbus, and we 'fear that In this case.
Rumor has spoken with more than its
...wonted truth. The prominent position
formerly held by Mr. Stone in State affairs,
and the Important public office held by him
at the time of his death, render it our duty
not pass over the circumstances of his
death and thus withhold the moral taught
by them.
Mr. btone was one of the moat promi
nent and respectable merchants of Colum-
bus, having an unblemished reputation for
Integrity and business ability. When the
Breslin-Gibson defalcations were discov
ered, Governor Chase appointed Mr. Stone
to the position of State Treasurer, and so
well were the duties performed that at the
next election Mr. Stone was confirmed In
his office by the , people. At the end of Isle
term he retired, leaving the affairs of the
Treasury in perfect order.
When Mr. Chase was Secretary of the
United States T
, ,
_Mr. Stone was ap
pcififed Chillebtor of internal Revenue at
Columbus, and held that appointment at the
time of his death. Rumor, too well authen
ticated, reports him a heavy defaulter, and
that anxietyand shame prompted hat to
put an end to his life by poison.
The history of the downfall and death of
a man who stood so high in the world may
b e summed up in two wade, "Drink" and
"Gambling." For so= tune past Mr.
Stone had taken to thinking tom ly, pli
ably to drown the anxieties produced y
his embsursamana. His reputation as n
Inveterate gambler, was generally knoWn
In Columbus , and his 63800400 start :
ling by Its suddenness , was Instantly at -
Ites tr
bated to "kat wee Probably Rd true eau .
The lesson 'Of the ' death. Of Alfred
_;
Stone is one that should be tattethill ou
by every one who has ever Wen terapted
the vice to widett he fe ll a victim. T .
vice is far too- common In this city, mitt.
, cities generally. Tim fallen victim now
but repeated the well known history of
other victual. Wes, thelesaonbeheeded,
his case will be but the prototype of 'rung'
ahem—Cleveland literati.
SPUctbie tile Cable
NEWS ITEMS.
Tim Buffalo Courier learns that the mem
bers of the "Renter's Union," In the em
ploy of the "Union Iron Works," who have
been on a strike for the past seven weeks,
refaffing to accept the wages offered by the
proprietors, have concluded an agreement
by Which they will resume work again im
mediately, The workmen are to-receive a
etrtain percentage on the market price of
iron, which makes them, in effect, partners
in the business, as they share In both the
profits and losses. Similar bargains, it is
said, have been made by other Rolling
31ills, East and West.
A NOTE from the agent of the Associated
Press says, that upon the arrival of the
Great Eastern at Heart's Content, the
news of her arrival and an account of her
trip will be telegraphed to the press, and
will reach us it is expected in about twelve
hours. Should the cable in the Gulf of Si
Lawrence be successfully repaired before
the arrival of the Great Eastern, there will
be no detention whatever In the reception
of the announcement. -
As election was held yesterday in Missis
sippi under the proclamation of Provisional-
Governor Sharkey, for members of a con
vention which is to revise the State Con
stitution., and adapt it to Vie changed di
ministate:ea of the State and the country.
.ETTILICX.'B cotton factory at Petersburg,
Va., was destroyed by fire last Thursday.
Loss, two hundred thousand .dollars, which
4 insured for fifty' thousand dollars.. Three.
hundred bands are throwmotit of employ-
Inept by the fire.
ON account of the unhealthiness of the
White House as a summer,. retsidence,..the
Secraterytof the Interior has Issued orders
for obtaining another house for the Presi
dent to otcupy during the remainderof,--the -
season.
TnE etiutsiterltrnd (Md.) ?Akin aLito B
that a suspension of labor hae too place
In the rolling mill and some other works at
Mount Savage, by Which a large number
of hands ire thrown out of employment
Tom. ebcl . Cierteral B. G. nth was ar.
rested In Washington on Friday forheing
drunkand disorderly,, and being unable to
pay the fine Imposed, :was sentenced to a
hirty days'-term In The workhouse
Nu/form/ix adViuma give a iepart Mat
Lord Paimereton will retire from the Minis
try before the meeting of Parliament, and
that Mr. Gladstone will decline the Premi
ership in favor of LoFd Granville. -
ONE of the ladies of the Freedmen's As
sociation of Washington, left for New Eng
lund recently with one hundred of thorned
people, for whom she will there find hon
est employment.
TBE new Court House at New York has
been building for several years and has al
ready coat $2,400,000. It will take two
years of time and another $1,000,000 to
complete IL
Thz Columbus Statesman says it has
very high authority for stating that Mr. A.
p. Stone's defalcation will foot up .as high
as $140,000; and some pnt It still higher.
Mn. 30111(A. MODonerm has bean In
vited to form the now Canadian ministry,
but there Is a qurrel between his supporters
and the friends of nr. George Brown.
TEE product of the copper • mines of the
Portage Lake District, Lake Simerior, for
six months ending June 91st, was 2,093
;tons.
Bearttna Egtrres up a loss of $108,5'61
worth of property at the recent fire. besides
the building.
PORFEESOR PARC:MT, who has been el
ected to Parliament from Brihbton, 13 blind.
PROF. Aciassrt was delivering a coarse of
lectures at filo Janeiro, last month.
Ton thermometer was 109 in the shade, in
Raleigh, N. C. on the 28th of Jaly.
Tenn was a frost a few days sines in
Maine.
PVBLIC JrOTICES
NOTICE TO TEACIII2O4—A.U . Teseri.
'era who desire to be appttcouns (or bawls
Stotler Township, will pleurae etteut the exam
&adulator' to be held In the SCHOOL ROME, In
LTNA, on the loth day of August.
By I War of the Board.
slant J. 0. IMIYART, Etearetaiv.
& *ECU SHIMS.
PIKE 80/111. COSILIPASIZ.—Soccert.
Date to Stock to the above 0 rupany &revolt:Med
to pay the 'Third instalment of Ten bolters per
Share on or Dame the 16th INST.
By order of the Board,
sokrd JOHN 8. SESIPIJS, Treasurer.
SCISThe OOL TEACLIEBB WANTI
U EO.
I Board of School Directors of nion
Too malt. will - meet at School Boma No. 6, Tto
krraville, on SATURDAY, August I; 1863, at s
p m., for the election ol Teacher; as follows
r, or .Principais S4I per month.
Three AcsMtacds US per month.
Applicants are requested to be pouts's! at
mecum ILIBOBGE SJABSEIALL,
uSled
a Secretary.
drE tget lIPVIERTISEJIIEXTIII.
ANEAT COTTAOE ROUSE ON
TROY BILL, with base LoaOl Ground, la)
Grape Vim% goal Well or Water, wan Fumy at
the door. Yu ludo by
ottrusEßT &SONS,
nu 9 it lduket attest,
. ----
,311THFJ.ELD STREET PROPERTY
kJ FOR SALE.—A Lot of Otoixid, Tweatt Get
Dont by Sixty deep, Ttrick Dwell/0g Rome of
Hsu ano.Storeroom. with Two Rooms to the rear,
Three Bed Rooms OM the eecood floor, and Two la
tl e attic. B. CUTHBERT & SONS,
_6119 SI Market strait.
BATES a BELL'S—
El_Leona., Now
811.1 MING FLANNELS.
I mil 21 71FT11 snizEr.
82,600 will. PURCHASE A GOOD
FARM, oontainles NINErY.FEVE
AtAlfS, Eighty Acres cleared and fanned; Twelve
licres of which la natural meadow, with a am
fortabbi g. Barn, good Be:earl/rob
and, well watered. Spring and Spring House. Sit
uated In Derry townabfp, Westmoreland county,
foul' mllu from Denny 5t4 , 104, and Ave milts from
Latrobe. Tenn—One.lialf Cash; balance In three
yeah. Apply to
anti
B. Mot. LIN &
BATES BELL'S-
Lilian Starr Crash;
Linea Toilet paraask;
Linen Shrsilaga
an* •119t1ND0te
HOPE PIC NIC.
THE SECOND ANNUAL PIC ATC
OP TEE HOPE STE=M - TIRE ENGINE
HOSE COMPANY NO. I. ALLEGHENY OUR,
Will be brid at
4311parooNolo41. arrev•o.
ON i,
Thursday, Aug. 10,1860.
ttT trawl 1411 km" the Coutthrrtlls Niel at
1256, 84Cwel II 41. ti., t *MLA) r.,X.
actiP-Attaas •
(71,71 - 01.010191 .. 0021111 0 1.1miz ,AztuattltST,
. Coat t% PA.
•*. •••• P1T1113112011. AvattAt , )
•
TO.COILI. DEALEIIB4-41eal• qd Prop°.
mailman be reeilinod ei Ma Ofnar,unr.ll 211 b
laalUitre, for tormistdos Allegheny road Tan to .TiralE• .Tbousand- &lambi of rood
Merehantarde COAL bee front Mask and DUO, to
ba Jil l
at the; antrum) to the Court Hoare
and Jail. on Filth ilia Boss strastal, to quantitlaa
of Sir atm dred Bristol/Byer day, tintll the Whole
II dentinal. Paygent wlll be made by Warrants
on ilaa County Treasury oleo; the contract la
completed.
By direction of Connty 4 Commtolonerr.
HENRY T. RUM, Controller.
aull:Gtdltw
COII2LEROULL UIL WO#KB,
Pure White Burning Oil,
Constantly on hand, and for saki ►C
TEM LOWEST MARKET SATES,
B. C. & I. H. SAWYER,
No. p WOein STEW:
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tsaTILIVenIIVWII49TII
R ,1 17.• . I
riglipi.xfusieteis and
rodormi Place 'unreal Balarlerefoirso
for Stuft..,vtirs, (Xi EngtunalreveriMs.
chlritrf.,.fibiiiting; Mariam PuUkrg, rts.o •
Conti Harbin' we Me Stem% Pittalot4l4 Ps.
Bepoldrm ar4 putting up tdoebtury promptly
&Mooted to. . - -al/DM=
.7rE DE" .ciD irEn TISEJNEXTB
Wd2iTED
A MAR. THOROUGHLY and MIAMI
°ALLY , aegastatoa triat,the WHITE LEAD
BL'SINESS,'to take charge of a Illanuiastory to
Phtladelphla, either on Interest, or a salary.
nesse apply to, or address
au9Atlt BLIIINIGHT 8. CO., Water at.
OBT—A POCKET BOOK
Small Contai
Channing about Twenty-one Dollars, sons:
and Three Keys,
!he Pearl Mil s
and and the Market Small
H 911.10, Alleg betiece heny,
on Tuesday. The tinder will be .IberaJly tewartle
-by leasing it at
190. 49 LIBERTY STREET,
Allegheny.
NOTICE TO SHIPPER.%
Freights will be received at Duquesne Depot,
P, R. K, foot of Liberty street, for all Stations
On PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLSVILLE
R. R., where the Company hove Freight Agents.
sun at W. B. STOUT, Suusrinteadent.
BAILEY, FARRELL & Co.,
167 Smithfield Street, Pittibugh, Pa.,
Continue to at up Dwellingtielth WATEii OB
OAS, on short notice, end•illthe hest style.
All Work intmeted to um meanie oar per
attentuan, and .L guaranteed to render antlers.
Lion. sue
SUMMER BLANKETS,
Xareeillea
Money Comb Quills,
Late Citgrtailis
For tale by
VETTE, ORR & 00„
fa FIFTH STREET
THE •• PEOPLE'S PAPER,"
LITERATURE, GENERAL NEWS
end the
Interests of Workingmen,
WILL BE ISSUED
T FIR D 4 r JtIOIt.A7X G.
FOR SALE BY NEWS DEALER% MEWS
BOYS, AND AT TILE OFFICE.
JOY & AB DREWS, Publishers,
an9 - I , tsmi 90 TllllOO NT126199
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICER.
You can get
Ph tograph Albums, all kinds,
At isowess Prices,
AT RE N rs.
Ton can get
AU the New Simla!, Late Papers and Magazine,
Al' RUNT'S.
Yon can - get
Blank Soong and Stationery, of all kinds,
AT HUNT'S
You eihn get
7 he beat Hold Pens, Steel P. as or Qu'll Peon
AT BUNT'S
esale and Betel/ .
Book, Stationery nod News Emporium,
nue 69 FIFTH ST .11ASONIU HALL.
THE PITTSBURGH PAPER MANU
FACTORING COMPANY oiler for sale
1.800 bdls. Crown Wrapping Paper.
I,ooo'bdls. Ble4lnin
1,000 todls. liC4llllll
1.000 bdJha. 11. C. and D. IL do.
They have also on head nee constantly receiving
from thru Mills, MANILLA PAPER of all
weights. and sizes, RA.RDWARE PAPER of all
weights and alzes, 'PRINTS, DRY and SATU
RATED ROOFING, as., &a
AU utuustittes and Meal of PAPER BLADE TO
ORDER et the shortest notice, to suit customers.
PrAPTE.P,
1,000 TONS OF GOOD MIXED RAGS
waromousz: 53 THIRD STREET,
auktl PITTSBURGH, PA.
FOE BALE,
CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL
WasDavaavanner,
Oftee of Director and General Manager of
hithtary Railroad. Vatted Prates,
Wenanrwrotr, D. 0 , July t, PM
Prop*.ls wilt be received at thisOfllee, usual
twelve oteloce noon, on WEDNESDAY, Septet,.
her 13, lent, to purchaw the V. S. Military Roll.
R
road olling hilli at Cost, anooga, Tenn., with the
Machinery, Toole, Build:nip, Flaturea, and Track
connecting the Rolling Mill with the Nashville
and Ilhattanosga Railroad.
The Mill and Machinery constructed to refill
Railroad Iron are entirely new, and of the most
improved character.
For BSI deacripton and details of operation.
capacity to., apply In parson or by letter, to T.
Te NV YAnnessee. RDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga,
Ali Ws 'Could ho Woo:aril "Proposal to pal ,
chase 'Chattanooga Dolling MtIL"
D. O. IdoIIALLUre, Brew. Brie. Gina,
Director end Gorazal Manager lIIIIItary Railroads
United Ststta oußaseplO
Tills
EXCELSIOR BOOR-HOLDER,
An Article for the Million.
THE SIMPLEST,
MOST OONTENIkTIT, AND
LEAST EXPENSIVE BOOKAIOLDER
Library .he.
ScLool size—
TOR SALE BY
DAVIS, CLA U RE W 2E o I o fk i
sax,
ARSENAL GLASS WORKS.
MODES, RYR.LE & CO.,
lianulactuzete of
Diane and Green Q/a■sware, Dramlats'
There, Bottled, Dem Habeas, (arbors. Be.
Minima: No. 144 WATER STREET, REDO' RES
tAIinIFIELD AND owir nmasErs,
PITTSBURGH, Pak
We 110.111/11 OW Wind to be litipioior to any
manufactured West of the mountains. Always
en hand, (Mtwara of the above descalloa. All
orders promptly -*Waded to. Particular st:ext.
Una plod to titivate mould& authly
HEWITT'S
POLYTRICIIM
FOB t= 4eni,
rsktaret4 by +Vivo ass 4 S. to
gyp} fed. ed. l'o T ganjt
jytagye
g 0.17. T EBB CIAIIII3.—PERSO B aa bairn 411 4 7 4*10? 4011•41(1031.th ,the Staler ei
geataeky, Iliwiersee, Alabama or Mow%
may bere•lbam eollsetal Or_ligi Luta' brie sti
them the bands of It. W. obitili.YrEa;
Fifth' Welt, WIME Ix about' id visit the Sob oa
a rollseticatoW,47all al blatrigarreek.
lirrileacza—lirm.2saek•Wire. 1' 1 0.1147 Liberty
Streetr Wigliteaws,t‘ Lamar la WI/ibtleaw 8.
Ball L .0°,145 Liberty BUM; HelaPaill,'Mqtro.
task LlM.yeonatr Onus and Pike Strong& .lOn
LI. Cooley & Uo., tomer Walnut, and Pike birseta.
giVOHOOERY—Tho usdersigued has
•
°mann
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
of tree and WELL SELEOTEO DEDOERIES
In their NEW STORE In addition to met not ,
chine, they would cal srentlon to their stoat of
Emma BRAES ROUND CEDAR WARE.
SCOTT d SMITE,
Jyno I pom earner Liberty and terry streets.
83 • - T STREET.
w. CAESARIAN &
DEALERS 114 BOOTS AND SHOES.CO..
Sewed, Nailed sod Pegged Roots, Shoes end DO.
merels.los Ledhs, Gods, Boys, Yoaths, Misses
soa Ohlidzen.
lilesb additions are mutt
rDar
Stook, and "Mardi 'Fromm anti l itZk lllek iu t
m . n %
t
our plate= atoning. PUMA sod oaro - larittaq. "
tiaigtireato otden.
1/223,411.
0 JAN ROGERS, . - ,
•
Of sigo Bier Iteg*meat Penisa;
ging 4xoffe, wvui HA best Clommioder In the
Ato of the Patomas. Shalt boilers that hot.
Hoax= Is . eaUtltd to Um coda of closing the
. - . • JOHN HARTD4N,
,
Oa %OAS. Goat
v
`oftfliOt" 'l3llll4lxoent Penns. VON.
lo' - - -
Tao sokisOmbriza" or Tao
DIRIBIBIICIBBEIHIBION OIL COPIA!
wiltplealt wawa tbaliCertlficates at the oblens
tbs , l3empary, end men iIIb wag hiam,
! 3704. , 111111ROVI: '
, Boarders NW Thtnapar.,..
, att4tt
WINDOW BBADES. of , all styles and
Oahe,ArirMThing, 10 . oz . '
anntoa ;T.& 8 witms,
Itoaas aaa 61. Oka suvel.
-- - -
kV IV' 4D VER EXEXTS
GOVERNMENT B ALE OF
COAL.
1,000,000 MAU ELK.
QUAErrYsitMsemni. alorsaWs Omani
Wsonsiso - role, D. 0., August 6, 1555.
SEALED I , ROPOSALS are
the
and win
be received at the places and until the dates here
after named, (or the ptiveMise •of all the atirplias
Coal at there places, belonging to the Govern
ment.
AT LOUISVILLE., KV, until It o'clock nu,
of WEDNESDAY, August an, for Lions lying at
LOUISVILLE, KY., aril NASHVILLE, TESN.
AT ST. LOUIS, Mo., until II o'clock m., of
TUESDAY, September 6. for cosi lylos at CAI
RO, ILL.,-51EMPH.S, TENN. IIoLhNA, AR
KANSAS, and MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.
AT VICKSBURG, 51155., until 12 o'clock Ir.,
of FRIDAY. Soilember 15, for Coal lying at
VICK swills's, ALISN.
AT NATCHEZ, 111/55.. until 12 o'clock m , of
MONDAY, Sept. IS, for Coal lying at NaiTOLL
EZ, MISS.
Separate bronoeals will else be received nt the
same time for the Bargee or Bostveontalrang th.
(Joel.
Each envelope containing a bid should be seal.
ed, end the pare cr number of the lisrge con•aln.
Ing It indorsed thereon. and addressed to •• Briga.
dier General Lewin B. Parsons, Chief Rail and
Rivet Transportation,. in care of the Quarter.
router in charge of riser transportation at the
point designated for opening the bids.
Paso:oat to be made in Untied Beaten Currency
upon the acceptance of any proposal, anti prior to
the delivery el the property
The Government reserves the right to withdraw
any of the Coal and the Borges coot alining It, and
to repot proporisis It deemed too In w.
By order of the Quarters:meter General,
LEViriS B. PARSONS,
Brigadier General and Chief of Bail and Kiser
ramepertation. anß:td
AN ORDINANCE relative to certain Al
leys In the city of Plttslitirgh.
•Be il ordained OIId IT tided Ey A. Mayor, Al. dermen and elite . its of Pinsiorrya, Select and
mOri CottlieUr amaibled„ anti if iiintreby goad by
endierily of the same, That the alley running from
Dna steel to the Allegheny river, between the
Oily Water Worki and Alexaneer Isarrghllnia
property, that] he named Leughlinli alley.
Ford. 2. That the grade of said alley shall have
.a descent of 2.50 feet per. tab feet, for a illatertee of
re feet, from the north ouch of Etna greet, thanes
fall lb feet per lee feet to the Allegheny river.
' Sue. 11. That the alley ronning from &ether eld
street tn-Chatty alloy, parallel and. ton tee; north
of Fauna /civet, shah be named Lemon alley.
a. That liar grade of said .Lemon alley &hall
have an ascent et e.g feet per ISO Met 'rem the
east cult. of Saint nett street to Uhorry alloy.
per. e. That the Recordiny Regulator be and
the game I. hereby directed to advertise 'or pro.
tiosals for the grading and paving of Lemon spry,
and to let the game In the manner directed by no
tlrdinamee • f tiouncile paged itulenet gist, 1107,
and en Act of As seconly approved Janney 4, !bet.
Ordained and enacted Into n law the 7th day of
ALguet,
WM fi. IrRoWN,
P erldent pro tens of Select Uoun•:fL
direct: E. S. Monnovv,
Clerk of Select Connell:
THOMAS STEEL.
President of Ustrarnon Uoutruil.
talent: noon Mc:lfneern,
Clerk of Common Council.
tsunrild
N 01(DIN AN C. F.; for the widening of
liediord street, from Fulton etriet to Erin
sin et,
e no. I. l'i is ordained and easter ad by the Mayor, Alr
&Tinto and tied:me of PinMorgh, In Select and Cora
own Count fir arrembfrA, and it ir hereby ordained and
enacted by endhority of Ute same, That tier:lord street
be and the same Is hereby opened to the fills width
of slaty (so) teet, from Fulton street to Erin
Street, according to the Ulty District plan.
Sac. I. Ile ft foieher enacted, That James Chant
hue Matti Ward, Samuel McKee, Ninth Ward.
and George Wilson, Second Ward, ho ant they are
hereby appointed appralseri, to lase. the dam
age. ur benefits, if any, caused by the ,viiirming of
Bald Street, according to an bet of Aa embly
oorn
merarns streets, approved January fib, A. D. infit.
Ordained and enacted into o inn , in Councils 'skis
VI day of Anglia, A. 1.1.1865.
Venl B. BW)WN,
President pro tem. of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. Monnose,
Clerk of Select Oannett.
THOMAS STEEL,
President of Common oounell,
Attest: Bran Mel/Ingres,
Clerk of Common Council,
nelt
A N ORDINANCE authorizing the
N
paving and matting with curb stone
Bedford street and Beech alley,
bro. I. Be it ordained and tooted by the Mayor,
Aldermen and ottimmta of Pittsburgh, in Select' and
Common Concede amembied, and it Sr hereby enacted
and ordained by authority of the rame, That the it.
reb
a, roles Regulator be and bets hey directed to
advertise for proposals for the grading, partag
and settle(( w ith curb WWI of Bedford street,
from Wash ing ton Wort to Seventhatreet, and of
Bn ch 'Rey rom Redford street to Fountain
street, end to let the same in the manner directed
by no Ordinense of Com:mils passed August Slat,
A. D. 1557, aril ea Act of Assembly approved San.
co.ry sth, 18r4.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils this
7th day of August, A. D. MIS.
WIII R BROWN,
President pro tent. of Select Council.
Atest E. S. bluenose,
Clerk of Select. Connell.
TROMAS STEEL.
President of Common Council.
Attest, Bran 111C1EASSZB,
Clerk of Coomnon CouuML
But din
do heavy
AN ORDINANCE granting certain
priv
negei to Lyon. Short, &
pr f/ ordained and enacted [mar Afaynr, Aldermen
and el/teens of Pittsburgh, in KIM and Common
Connell assembled, sad it te ner.thy enacted fm autiteri.
of the same, That L; on, Shore & Co., owners of
toe Monongahela Rouse, be and are hereby an.
thollzed to erect balconies to the main entrances
to said House, on Smithfield and Witter streets,
emending over the full width of amid pavements,
nod resting upon Iron pillars placed upon the curb
line thereof: Proof/44 That the beightn of said
title:n:les above the pavements shsli not be less
than fifteen feet, and that the work stun be done
euviect to the approval of the City Regulator.
Approved sad ease ell Onto a law the 7th day of
August,
WM. U. BROWN,
Prettdeot pro tem. of Relett liouttml.
Attest: E. es. Ittosamv,
Otork of Seleet 00=011.
TIMM AS STEEL,
President of Common Council.
Att•st: Evan .111'.11seriut,
()kr& of Common ConnelL
• Licit
LisSOLUT
diSOLUTIUN uF PART:U.IIBIIIP.
The pasuserehlp heretofore eatlating between
John Matfett and Jame. til 1 , ender the dame and
style of 11.1AFs RCT & OLD, was dluulo. d by mu
tool comma , . on the 24th any of Jelly A. D. 1165.
All persons h• , ..ng claims against said It,, are re.
quested to present the same for payment, and
thsze Indebted to salt firm will settle with John
Moffett, who a alone aathorlzed to mettle the su
e lna.a of MLIII firm.
auganr _
1` uTICE.—I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
to the public, that :mounting to an agreement.
with James Ohl, my former partner, and In the
cgs melee of my legal right., I hereby declare the
late firm of blaffett tr. Old die:Weed, on the 14th
day of July, e. D. MD. Mr. Old and I agreed
that the stook and property of the late arm mislaid
be taken by me, at an apprairement thereof, to be
made by appraisers to be appointed by us. The
al praisers bare been appointed, awl an appraise
meat made by them, and I am willing to aceopt,
and have accepted the property at the apprahre.
merit, (although I think it a high one.) and will
amnia with Mr. Old for his ehare of the value
thereof, as flied by said appraisement I there
fore Mahn the right, and intend to carry on the
lame bueLnass at the old places, on my own ac-
count, end to my own name. Inasmuch as BELOW
is largely Indented to the arm for money drawn
out, I hereby request persons Indebted to the arm
not to makepat meet to Dlr. Cild4rittiont my con
sent. fauB.2sri JO Ma FFErr.
11ADLY A ROCEERBHOUSZIi,
ETit devised.
ruaraxituaro a►aei Okia,trisi
160 FIIDEMAL
Fe' CY GOODS, TOYS, BASKETS,
Wholesale and Reid', at
3. G. LAUER'S,
101 Market street.
Dealer. and the pnblle to general are lensed to
cent Were welalng pnrehtwee elsewhere.
Prime moderate. and
OIL LARD.
flora® Of iacip.ci
•
Oa tag East Side of AllegluM7 at Jou
Eddy, Velma° county, Pa., Wog part of
/Must 3oxes old Homestead Property,
_nruirlY,
sensate tor Barley. atwat one-half cleared, lin
ander tense. Alm putt:totals, address
d/,CLANDER - Writ.LAUt
Tirltente,.Warren am, Re.
SPKNOEIZ & hicK4Y'B
PALE. CREAM AHD AMBRIL ALB&
Phanix Steam Brewery,
3.1-ILLESE.—IVE SAVE SEVERAL
J. plc= of
Du Four & Co.'s Celebrated Anchor Bolt
ing Cloths,
for salo at lou than New Yorkprtoes.
3. 8. LIGACTT & 02,
Ohl Mlle. /abed, Street.
FOE BALM
ONE FIVE YEAR OLD MARE,
Paso tutder saddle; trots to Furness. logotto
No. St.l LITIESTAt STREET.
JORDAN.' RoLLisiza ac 00.
FC9SI BALB.-600,000 BUNGLES. .
600,000 BRAVED Pl= slam=
11* Thxyniz :
Jethtf. Id 9 Loamy Riled. lieu St. Olair.
preextzt3, - ....PEAODES:We are I
.11. wiring Fresh' Paigelt 'every datty Esprit;
insaittg , zatt. , Mantes gm, get 1411111. EVtthes
f " Vanatiti4 BELIPARb%
Ita Marty stmt.
fI.HEI43E.
, 1 5 boxes FattartObssiej, • - 4b do Hambtig Oat .
404
• 'tectlyed mid tor ace it 280 Lth '
street.* ,
sue POTTER, , AIKEN t SHEPII&Wa •
r.. BD" 01.1...;40 tiarrels just recekrtil
/441.1. mer Yoriggrair no ll& i, do.
00L.--1,090 ppooands h store and for
OUP 69 78ETA8 moan & co,
Jr.E .419 I'ER TI 5E.7.12..Ar Ts
LARGE GOVERiaIENT BA - LE ipt
Steamboats, Wharf-Boate,
Bargee, and Other Property.
QIIART.IINARTSIt OirwraAr.'s threw
WASHINGTON. D. C., July
BELLED PROPOSALS are invited andivlll
be received It the place; and until the time here.
intoter mooed, 10. the porahase of the following
named
STEAMBOATS, WHARF-BOATS, BAIIL+..,
end other property.
At Little Rock. Arkansaa, until Monday,
September IL 12 111..
For Slde-wheel steamer Davenport (ferri-boat)
registered 169 toms.
Stern-Wheel steamer Convoy No. 2, rrgt•:ered
tons.
Which can to seen at LITTLE ROCK, ARK-,
untll the day of sale.
At Vicksburg, Mhstssippl. until Friday
September 15, 12 M.,
For the Screw tug Belle Darlington, regletered 81
tone.
One (I) wharf-boat, Ice tone.
One (1) wharf-boat, nil Wan.
Model bongos Porter Rhodes and George B. Bic.
Nine (0) gunwale bargee.
I oily (40) coal boats.
One (I) yawl and one (1) float, tic dock.
All of which can beaten at Vitilig BURG, MIS.
S LSSIPPI, until the day of sale.
At Natchez, 21 1 / a ldaan4 Man Monda y,
Septem -er 18, 12 111.,
Oee (I) a hart-boat, 700 tau.
Model Wale 11101110.
Flee (S) gunwale barges.
Tar eo (a) eaal boats.
All of tehlop can he seen at NATUEIEZ, MIS
bLaSIPP.I, until the day Cl seta.
At New Orleans, Lonleans. until Wednes.
day, October 4, 12 M ,
Frr the model barge Mulligan, and one (1) coal
boat.
Valcb can be seen at PORT HUDSON, LOUIS-
/ANA; until the day of sale.
Forthe wharf-boat Natches, 700 tone; and two (2)
goat boats.
- - .
Which eon be wen at BATON BOGUE, LOU
ISIANA, until thee:ay of ELL
A LSO,
For the Bide-wheel steamer Colonel Holcomb
(building), registered 220 tons.
atee-wleseisteamar registered GOO . 52
bier - arbeelliteamer W. B. Savory, re.latered
tons.
Sidt -wheel steamer J. Id. Brown, registered SE
tens.
Sid,-wheel !steamer A. G. Brown, registered 2E
tone
Side-wheel el earner rlh to Belle, registered SIE tone.
Sidt -1•6«1 steamer Mus•aos, registered 178 tool.
51dr-wheel int timer el out (Ma rid, registered 651
ton.
Side-mts ei steamer Malan, registered 730 tons.
Slde-wheel ties Deer E. 1.1 Purcell:li, registered
got tons.
Side-wheel steamer B. J. Adam, rt Watered 697
tens-
Sid, -wheel steamer Switzerland, registered 610
tz.ns.
Steno-st heel steamer Ida !day, registered 250 tons.
Stern-wheel etc •nier lowa. reeletered 402 tons.
Stert-wheeletearner Attlee:ant, registered So 2 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Dick Fulton No 2, register.
ed 11l 'on..
SI eta-. heel steamer Colonel Benedict, registered
)61 lore.
St. r n-wheel steamer Colonel Chandler, registered
20 tons.
Ste In-wheel steamer Commie, registered term
r -.beef steamer Lizzie Voris, registered.—
tons. - •
Sic 11-wbetl steamer Coloa4 4.iittpts, registered
tone.
Seirw tug Leviathan, registered 211 tone,
rs w tog HiUl3 , O Banks, ter,lstered 22 toms
Eterew tog lialtle, re,tiater.d ;oath.
lierew tug Captain Pithlas (now building).
S. sew tug (no name mu now building)
Purrs tug °mtg. E. Tyler registered lid tons.
`sow tog A merles, reglatered 418 tem.
Screw tug Flamm registered lOU Lou..
Screw tug Admiral, registered Ida tons.
Set ess tog Oladl‘tor, 171 to..
Centre-wheel steamer Sapper, registered 81 tons.
°mire-wheel steamer tieneral Hansom, regin..er.
ed 104 too..
Centre-Pbtel steamer COPMClOolburn, registered
at ton.
Model barge. Nos. ID and Fl, and Abbey.
Canal host Ross le.
Tea (10)Fun ale ba re.
nty (oar tea) pontoon boat.
Four (4) yawl boats, one (I) past boat, one (I) me.
Wile boat, Gee OM skiffs, one ( i) set or trays.
All of which can be Peen at NEW ORLEANS,
until the day of solo.
At Montle, Alabama, until Thursday, Oc
tober 12, 12 M.,
Far the - Side-wheel steamer Laura Hill, registered
762 tons.
Side-wheel steamer Warrior. registered 1191 tons.
Side-wheel steamer James Battle, registered 031
61d.-wheel steamer Oriel, registered nu tow.
Slde-w
ns.heer steamer N. W. Thomas, re gistered 011
te
Side-wheel steamer Starlight, registered 151 ton..
Side-wheel steamer leerville, registered 606 ton;
S
Sule-wheel steamer J. D. wain, registered 227
tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Jennie Sogers, registered log
tens.
Earle-sr bee! steamer R. B. Hamilton (sunk), reg.
letered 199 tone.
Berate tug Perry, registered 164 tons.
Screw tag Aigh Cutting, registered as tons.
Screw tug Blossom, registered 64 torts.
11101e1 barge nat canal boat atiblegi Era, canal
boat (no name), forty (40) pontoon barges, thirty
(re) yawl boat; and three (3) sectional docks.
Al) of whit& eau be seen a; 110131 LE, ALA.,
until the day of sale.
'Penns. making proposals for more than Ono
boat or lusrge, should give the name Or OllrtibrO of
each boat or barge bid for, with thermic. proposed
to be given ior each.
Lach I nyclope containing a bid shoold be scaled,
and the same of the m boat or bar ge, or description
of rile property, indorsed thereon, nod addressed
to Brigadier General L. B. Perim., Chief of Ball
nod River Tracsportatiou, to rare of the °Meet in
charge of river transportation at the point deal*
•attd for opening hide.
The Goveroms.d reserves the right to withdraw
any of the above property, end to reject proposals
If deemed too low.
Payment• to be made to Bolted Steten currency,
upon the acceptance of ary proposal and prlot tat
the delivery 01 the property.
A fool description of the property MAT be ob•
twlaed oc spoil:allot! to Colonel Arthur Edwards,
Assistant Quirlernanster, St. Louis. ATJaeouzi.
By otter of the Quartermaster Clear ra.4 O
LEWt B.
Rifer
7
General end Chi l ef of Roll and Meer
7 rensrortation. mead
LARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF
Steamboats, Barges, and Ship-
Yard.
JOHN NAP FETT.
GICIIVIAVA
WAsnraspron CMS'. D. 111., J 23, Ises. 10i
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited hod will
be leseived at the °Moe of the Quarterauter
General (Hur.-au. 01 Rail etd E:ver Tranaportw
the), at Washington. until the FIRST
BAY OF SEETEISBEE NEXT, al le o'clock At.,
for the phi. , hams of the following eased STEAM.
BOATS, BARGES, and other property:
Eice-whgb/ stramer Minima:angry rag:Leered 207
tons.
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Std.-wheel steamer firma, mastered 100 tone.
Side-wheel steamer Burnside, registerni 204 tone.
Stds-wheel steamer t homes, registered Ito too..
Side-wheel .G Amer Sherman, registered ISO toot.
Side-wheel steamer Wenbatehla, teglatered ED
tens.
Side-wheal n earner Knoxville, registered 66 tons.
tv.id--srbeel etrianter Dunbar (wreak), regiateres
Stern-wheel steamer Kingston, registered 91 tons.
S ern -wheel steamer R teem or, registered tOS tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Bridgeport, registered ISt
UMW.
Stew-wheel steamer Holston, registered 66 lona-
Stern-wheel steamer Illinionary, registered lid
tom.
Stern-wheel steamer Cturttanoogs, registered 69
ton,.
Stem-wheel steamer Atlanta, registered 491 tons.-
Si .e-wheel steamer Besaca, registered tell tons.
Sled -s beet &teenier Lookout. registered In tons.
Skieo-wneel steamer Stone River, registered 211
tone.
Side -wheel 'Koerner Clinch, registered tons.
Also, Seven t 9) gunwale- barges.
Oat row boat, and one model barge.
Olt ef width can be seen at tIHATTANOOOA,
TRIM., et any time prior to the day of sale.
ALSO.
I=l
Pc: the Buildings, Mesa Stationary Id•ushieurry
Abe aopurteoanem In the United States Ship.
building Yantat Cacti anomie.
A full description of which can b e seat{ at the
*Maas of the Q,uartennasten of Tianlportatlon
at Chnolenatir.Loulsville, Naahvtlte , St , genyiti
and at Ohattanooge, . . ,
.Pintweala rime' itca for each boat mune NIP ,
Rawly; the of the boat or description ef,
the barge to be deal/mated In the proposer.
needß description of the property may he ob.
ta on appiteation to Brevet 1201 AittuarLd.
vrards,4, Q. M., 81 Louis, Mo. „ -
Each envelope contadatoty a bid should be sealed
and Indoreed . PreYclude for Steamer, Barges.
and Other Prop. tired Watteneogra,u s•Bureau
Ball and - 2We? Tnumundation,^ and &Admen& tc,
the QuattaMaestee Gamut U. 8. A., • Wastdngton,
L )
ay O.
ment td, be made in Mated Matti Ouireney
upon the acceptance of Any Prenatal, and Prior to
the delivery of the property.
Ihr Mom =ma yeanwee the right to withdraw
any or the above property, and to Won propose/ tf deem( d too low.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
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LEWIS a PARSONS
' Brigadier General and Chief of Rail and Riau
Transportattrua. - a u9.1.d.
PITTSBURGH. Pa
TUT RECE_WED
40 boxes Prime G. .ben °been;
60 do common W. B. do.
20 Po prime Mould Candles;
79 do Soap;
16 bbls krlms White Beans;
16 do borghtim blulauee;
20 do Dried Apples,
10 do Dried Peaches;
20 do Rosiloy;
do Egon
10 hf bble No. 3 Nnekerell
tel bele. Frost* Fesebos;
6 peikages Fresh Nutter.
On, consignment, and for este 42
GRAFF & RFSTER e
tine • No. 210 Liberty street.
GRocipuus.
celootiilo2o and choice Illo.Goireq
poe ets Old Goren:one/it lava Oats;
118 0516 ablate Green iscd'at6ez Tesel
y Meet • •
rita. alto P.. 11. 81;1111
60 do. rime Cuba do.l
GC Obis. Eikane4 dal
sco 00 . 11 1 1 cPe. chola' branCe;
00 do . Cubs Molasses, abanyi
.. • . 1061ereto Olenklas Moleeeet;
10e boxes Gospels Tolmeo, 6a 5324 ON!
60 0111 s. akoViDg Co.
Aithinir and fn stop.. Poe sale try •
--- LITTLE, BAIRD PATTON,
1618.::Not:112 sad It 4 Seeond at; Pittabilrer,
V1181L5.P.615A1.4 (BLOOD OBIBB:).-.
++- A need, , sezzett ebb artiste and pantos ewe
. tor sin on%all zuraerbsna.: rizimaz
ou., WISP ll't2l, :Emma% enit
• AeTonto, it revives the appetite. ennteeta d - `
gesticia end wholly restore* tU physical strettith
ton It needs butatdal to prove itavistaes.:
5 /. llll2l . lol l2tsTOMlttneett.
dee ACCIMIT bl=lllllll4l dal Follitti streets. - _
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ASE 13A.LL8 41.1.1 D BATS Rd sale by
Ira JAMES MAN. Ui Woodstnet.
IMMEMI
FOR FOUR WEEKS ORLY,
To Cure the Sick. au& particularly at
DISCHARGES FROM THE ELEL, NOISES IR
Err., EAR, THROAT AND lan PASSAGES.
Consumption ts a local diareae. generated and
fed by the blood ha a certain chemical conditios,
ant can only be removed by 100al chenaleal means
capable of altering that condition through the
medium of the diseased organ. To accomplish
th'a purpose, ea we cannot apply fluids to a cavity
designed only for the reception of air, we then re.
duce them to a volatile condition, and from snap
rorriate instrument inhale or breathe the vapor.
By the inhalation of vapori we can produce all
the beinedeial effects capableof being produced by
medicines much moos speedily and ereenvely than
from. the administration of
._crude medicine trim'
the stomach. The practice of eying medicine by
the stomach in the treatment of bang diseases is
objectionable r
lat. liftman, they do not come in direct coated
pith the omen eflbeted.
en. Because their moat powerful action Is ex.
Fended on organs In a healthy elate, or 00171111.
catered through sympathyothereby neranging
geation, anti &straying the nutrition of tho body;
area tinally, becausletnany agents of great value
can only be admitted to the gamma Kate.
MOST EMINENT TESTIMONIALS
From sir Maria Zendensece., M. D.—ln consul:op.
tlon t ecen desperate cues, I.recoreditend the nee
of Inhalation as the only potable cure. In ebron.
le bronchitis the benenta are so yell proven by
the speedy alteration in Ike quality and quantity
of the expectoration, that no doubt of toe value
of the remedy can be reasonably entertained. It
Wee - relief to the asthmatic patient, praren eats.
live in casts at phthlsla pinmenalls. I. those ea.
treme advances which bid datums to the ordinary
rules of practice.
From D J. Corrigan. M. D.—Mven allowing mod
fully for Um exaggerated encomiums of some of
the ...Mien advocate. of Inhalation; erionyh re.
melee to ...Linty me in easing > that remedies to the
bum at vapor exert • poweitul influence over
disealed action, and It leanly to this way that we
can einnintiter remedies to act locally coon the
dleeased munes of the lungs. The eihibitkin of
remedies m this form merits the continence of.
both physician and patient.
Remarkable Care of Colstimption.
My eon, William WM, had been Mated more
or lea for about two year., when be we. taken
down In consumption, and during Ids contrnement.
to bad hebad bad . he moat. Wilful • medical at.
laminae, with the advice of. the beet Ban-Fran.
, duo pbyticlus, without receiving any Innate— ,
'UM resoles! 'attendants - pronto:heed one of biz
Inn •samkand that he was In the hurt - slap of
sonannptlOO, and alter eabamettng all their men,
eel dill on him. ha continued to pow secumuotad
the) =ally gave him up to die. .
la thia hapeleasUndlttelt.Dr..T ~ Flattery ern
called Geste Ititet'and
il altar a careful .examinatloa
curdle= the ir ociewprceetited
lettmated adnlbity of
h now watmeu
(thhataatedvosber which my aim ralddlrtmorom.
el, and ad the oncyleatkm ofabout two itimft he
Imam) restOretelpertect
•
'I .
- itonteoradelleitttlacattatlen or iii sap at ad
deplorable coodltlon during AU L LIMO
all Interested to sive ine • call. , •
. sauna. ateumwenuta:. wens;
If o.a Dicer wee:, between and Starke;
and Dupont as Keane, Bad ulacsa
Dubai:liked and sworn to, Ulla lan tics of Su%
A. D.J.34 batmen ' -
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.. ' au:mime' W. coos,
tz. kJ ' Xotarr Pane, Satilastaisoo.
,
giip• All patients at a distance can be cured at
Leine by consulting Da. Fldi !VERY. by letter,
Eating their liana, age, oceupati time taken
ID, coartdutlon, number
,of a sulnottee,
to, description of - causes and 83 1 X 401113 elPfal ,
eased, and those existing. aualnutan
COME ONE, CO= 4.L11
•
'GENTLEMEN'S FURNIMUNG
STOMP.. -
Nos. i 8 and 115 St. Clair St.
and .
y ll5
stteittion ot thpu GENTIed to the !aro
and extensive stash o r EMEN'S FUN
NISRING GOODS. jag aliened at the ahem
manon
dplaaceM whtcoh ' W am t n r w eA r iobnget mat
tkimis,
wilt two lit* their advantage to give vie a estl,
and examine my Moak before totteliesinar aloe.
where. They can Hnd tha !attest ant Nit SClttiltid
=MI pi Fyne White Shirts,. ettro lloxx e ee
Shirts, Woolen, Cotton - end Idols'
shirts and Drawers, Sear% Neck Sme.
pendem, Butyrate% and eveirgthing pertaining to
,she GentlelnenhiNurnishitigGoods;la tha city.
Remember tempi/weep tmuustr.strest.
N.
..A huge atoelnet -Data, Caps, Grey's Got.
tars, - Data,
Univeunk hymn'sEmtmaled
and Kauai 41. _4: blegyaradila
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- 7 •Osman on WEI 0 0 3ITZOLUE
os
44.mmmagon.Covicsg,.
PirrealtutallißUlint 1, tea
T O. CONTRACTORS,43,BAI A ND
pasmis be merit &at Shill Whole Until
12th init.:ln, lustre, for Building 'infidel, across
Puekety Creek. on the between Ailegheng
and Westmoreland candle& new ratimilumh
will require anew moodenatructore and new pier s
also the abutments to be Millen,
Particulars will be inveighed on &patio Binh.
direction of Bounty Oommasioneen
:A '" . -
..,..I.II2CBTAXSIBEST,
inigtdagt W Uentgollet
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Ia rE Tii!Jamt.v z 4,9.
na3SIE7, TBS./1/4'117E-64T
Chronic Diseases, Consumption, Scrof
ula, bypbilis. Seminal Debility,
and all Female Complaints,
DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON,
142 Fourth /Street.
PITTSBUIAMIII, PA.
Testimonials from the Medical Proles-
tion and Others.
Editor: It to with pleasure I make known
the following facts to the pUblic, believing my tea.
tlermny may be of service to some Invalid who hen
lanet to fulled to obtain relleL At all event/ lam
dole t no more than puttee to two medical gentle.
men of lour city, In confessing that I have suo•
eessfully treated several very bad eases of seminal
weakness and female complaints, by adopting the
mode of treatment now pressribed by DM Amos
& Johneon. • • • • •
For female weakness I do not know of anything
that ono equal these remedies I hare prescribed
them lot a great many ladies wlrd have been trOn•
bled for years with weakness., and in every case a
perfect cure has been effected; some Very bad
cages have yielded to thi made of treatment in
the short space of two woeka. • •
Your., respectfully.
W.f. DIERWilff, Si. D.
CleveLs e n d ti, Ohio, I ecemberlff, Wed.
CERTIFICATE FROAI TEE REV. ER.11120E70:I
C. TREE CE, OF AfORTREAL.
'Sternlythat Dra Ames! lohneon'e medicine,
have eared say wire. who was atiOjett to debility
many years. The medicines ware used only two
months. ' • LC O. FRENCH, L. D.
Important to Ladies.
One PERIODICAL DROPS will briny on the
monthly sickness in eases of obstruction Domani ,
came. Peke el. N. B.—Ladles who AM prep
runt should rot use them.
Teale fog Female Wealeittesa, • eestata aura,
/aJeetion for the Whites or Let:earthen, Et,
TIFLif3EI3 CF TEM BLOOD, - , de;
Drs.; dives 4.• Johnson—Day Sin: I mist Mn
state that your remedies for scroll:11a sad blood
diwasee are really excellent. roe fausitila, typal.
ha or impurities ol the blood, I dad tlory never
fail, to cure when =VI at (Mated. I hare sue
ceded ta curing the wont case, of phial!' now
In our hospitals, la the short st ace of two months,
F. W. R. 1. ESLIE,III. D.
Cincinnati, December lea, 1881.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Drs. Amos y Johnsen: I hate cured, by theme of
your remedlee, several patients tbat had bees in
mates 01 the Lunatic Asylum from the evil err eta
of sr Minya wraknees or tedantry habits. Fur
mach cases I colllllCler nothing can equal your mod.
intone J. W. SALLEAS, rd.
Albany, N. Y., October Lath, cam.
Make Particular Notteo.—Drs. Amos et
Joh: son address allthose who have injured them
selves by Improper indulgence and solitary hat:.
satiate rain both body and mind, unfitting them
for either business, study, miciaty, or marriage.
These are son e of the sad and melancholy et-
frets produced by early habits of youth, to-wit:
Weakness of the back and limbo, pains in the
heat, dimness of sight, loss of muscular power,
palpitation of the heart. dyspepsia, nervous
derangement of the digestive functions,
emeriti debility, symptoms of consumption, trai.
Drs. Amos in Johneezt have for many years ex
clusively devoted their attertion to the treatment
of the disorderra referred to in those testimonials.
Address, Dim, AMOS & JOHNSON,
No. ilk Fourth street,
ark:lineal Imeodereaut Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED.
Bend Evidence-, end tall and tee T IlmeilW o
the Wen of
IMPROVED INHALATION,
The Great New Method.
Dr. J. FLATTERY,
FORMERLY OF SAM FRANCISCO, AND
LATE FRO.I NEW TORE,)
Great Traveling Physician of the aglit,
;TEO HAS CIRCOHNAVIdATED THE GLOBE,
AND WHO HAS TESTIMONIALS FROM .
EVERY QUARTER,
ins 471;5e , 23.e.c1 Rooms
IN PITTSBURGH, PA.
AT THE
St. Clair liotel,
tend MTh', Cure of Chronic Did
eases, Consumption, Aron
chills, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Deafness,
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THE HEAD,
IJr
IIiBIINA.NCP
Ma:nfacturors and Merchants
EVSIRBANEE COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
IFFI(Ii No, 87, WATER STREET
k
it BACIALEY'S BUILDING.)
J.Y. BE.NNE"IT, President.
J.l W. EITALPANT,,VIce Preside*.
Wl. P. JONES, seerets3T.
EAMES ASAINST LOSS BY MB
Insures Steamboats and Carg oes.
DIZITTO4.S :
JAMES. L BE:Natal, A. E. W. PAINTER,
1
JACOB .L. sowAs.r2,'.g W. ogaL FANT .
M E ATP LE te, WIJSAAM E Ziu . IS
M. W. WATSON, B. 0 . alifNr.z.i.„
L. E. Zda&BOY JOHN wiL 3 Olf
rManY A WEAVER. , '
etsrMamd 1
INE3IIM2CE.
BUTKUS' FEE & IMUiI tB
Insurance. •Company,
CORNER WOOD AND 11118 t BTS.;
(Ovg People's 'Ratline! Bank.)
131118ARD C GRAY. Pieradent.
DAVID EL PAWL, Vice Preelient
ROBEST 1 - Aricair, Secretary.
R'illlnsnre Against all Kinds
FIEF. AND 'AMINE-RISKS.
DIRBCTOII3
E. O.
JAMES
IL W. Ori . PER 332..
HENRY LLOYit,
JOlll , l GRAFF
N. J. BIOLEY'
'F. M. CI
mr...tsmd
D. E. PARS%
T. X, BARTON,
SAXE
-TAXES I BI LOBT,
SMIU P. SKIM .
DAV. CRAW
DIMON.
7NSITR&NC)4.
EUREKA INSIMANCE COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
Office 2 Corner Water and Market Sts"
(B24ALEY'3 BVILDIWI.)
J. H. SUOENBRBGER,,PreeIaurt.
W. H. REMICK, Tice President.
ROBERT PINNEY, Secretary.,
WELL INIMEGI AGAIISIBT ALL KLEIN
Marine and Fire Risks.
t i
J. H.SROENBEROI23, W. E. NIAIIOIC,_
W. J. ANDERSON. R. J. ANDERSON
JANES L BENNETr, lc w.Batirzaook-zs
R. D. COCHRAN, J. A. CIAIICHIES, -
R. T. DEECIE In, W. W. ZLARTIN
LE. PENNObIC,d. D. lILLT eirßo
R. a H . Piu*rEa.
Aii:l4o:YrPr. - t:ts, s (IA
ADDY 4; EWIERE3,
glAtity(fLievAll6l3:4ll
Gas :and Steanl Fitbirs,
No. 165 WOOD STREET,
(OPPOSITE MIST 0110110/3j
Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet 'Lead,
LEAD PIPE, PIG & BAIL LEAD.
Plumbers' Mita& in Georg,
ilt4;4 , llyikostql*
Fitted lip in the Most Approved Style.
Taal,' lined with lead areopper. Boa= fitted
up with waterar gas.
N. B.—An Orders prmulAti attended to. Jes
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
167 SmUhfield . Sired,
PITTS/MEGA
Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
)3 da. FL MI MLA. .
Wholesale ftualahlzs Tonse for Mate.
Asia, Brass Goods for 'Water, Ou sad Steam.
Pumps, Hosearea Pipe and ilttlags, at lovreSa
,
ffit-Sole agents. far. Inowles , . and. Etliabee's
Patent z team Ptteap, Widen supplies • need long:
felt 1,1 on men, for a imam that will exhaust rap.
Idly and work with eue'and certainty wknout
entailing too great an aspens°.
.tirOntersacdiatted.
130011.13: .lu.nu.sts. sc.
BOU f BOORS BOvu - S
Domestic Wilt In Palestine.
Viands and otter Perms.
mother of The Wesley& •
IdnaUer's Science or Latimpt, 24 Dart.
21 .6. 6 1 kaumbe Zilitt l" onit's ry ta ct E the kinnitisse.
HottniAmong the GospeteL
German Popular Wen, arinus. •
Papers for Thoitithful
• DhotsigraguttbuMs, whn/eMIJII
Prints 4/tnin:o ll l42.
Statlatuni.. •
itonnlgs tent& tat. t
Pena. .
ieint . 3..7, Bun. sitratcra Street •:i
JAMES BOWB,
. -
zwrorm or
OVIII -r,04,
sinking . Oil, Oak an Other Vrenal
Ho. 136 WOOD mum
rinunozr, rL
,
Tools wanstited mach of theierf 106 SLIGO
AND LOW ZOOS IRON.. , -
WELL BORERS
, .
Xicreirorrt przsp4::, r4-I.aoss.
with nett artlelea as are ar.earar3r . tci*adria
}WMS,
;E%
HAMMERS,
Sumas,
P/ORS,
AZPHs
-111 TosIETE, • ;:
wEEAro x tim,
- PLAIVREN
LETA:4f, .
Rope, Leather and 8a Belting,
.
.
in ips
. viAls, r.r•et ,
LIBBIQ , B
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FOB AND /LTVALIDS.
For t rissiu Instbilghly
o rattrtUo,
or Gruel or elcUtrittV4:areir rthe
• - -
lap Fall ;luau=
Foe "aids &ma &nit *4 . 46 'grn
earner et 0 and ... t i t - -- k t
Banta, Aue t h ezy , 2 Z;a
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nom 4 pariy.
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