Mt Pittsburgh Gazeitt.
%DI GniTEI POILIBIIIIIO e➢sOClA?lon
TECO/83DAY, A1161785' 10, 1865
.1110E1 COUNTY
pint DIST'S= Arronthri:.
LEVI B. DUTY. of AliPgxierg•
. .zoit coorir corrisoutsa:
Pitt Tomahlp.
son Ta4atinaa
3a., of - Liberty Township.
- : 708' MATS SENA:Tit t
JAXES L. GBAHAISr, ARegt eap
dEO. YE MeiCME, iTortri Fayette Township.
HANS B. ILIERSON, McCandless Township.
'ALFRED BIeWIC, of Allegheny.
DAVID. SHAVE% Upper g.t. Clair.
GUAISS, Pseiburgh.
JOH:ft DLIPS/3,ISWa rovnuday.
soz.cconrry conassio3nca
fONiTHAN NEELY, of Loves St. Clair Tp
TON'OOLINTY BOYVITOII
B. L. wroolnamr, of Binzifoshom.
TOE IDOLTOTOZ 07 70011:
MESS, of Mullen To.naltlp.
JOINT STOCK - COMPANIES.
New:England, and particularly Mama
' chnsettcii Is for the most part' a bard and
rocky;koll, andjunt a cold climate, subject
to extreme variations of temperature, and
exposed .to _ the , damp chills which are
- brought frod the ocean by frequent and
leng.centinued north-east winds. Wens
we to jndgs of It by its natural features of
•eoll and climate, and by its. destitution or
- • Minereis--there is no coalat all, and iron
' ore' icily a few places—we should say
' , lt was about the last place we should look
for itilthand prosperous people. Yet,the
peopleef hbeisachtuictte aro probably the
• • wealthiest 'arid most thrifty, taken as a
'whole, on this continent, if not in the
world. i
Although 31assachttsetts does not grow
machirlieat as supplies its own wants,
yet ita laglicultare is very profitable, be
cause there Ica good market for everything
that - the soil produces, right on the spa.
rotato'es, turnips, beans, pease, pumnkim,
grass,..ke., are all produced abundantly and
pay Well. Fruit is grown very largely, and
.great care and attention are bestowed upon
. .It. This, too, is very profitable, because
therstare plenty of people to buy it, and its
value:is not -frittered away in freight and
•
commissions
But were farming and the rearing.of
Meek; and fruit-growing the main depend
ence oT the people of Massachuseta, they
would be poor Indeed. It is bemuse so
snarly of • her People do not cultivate the
• ' soil at all that those who do find it a very
_ joodinasiness. And it is a good business,
as the beatitital farm-houses, adorned with
• shrubbery, enclosed with neat painted fen..
tes, and in all things denoting comfort and
thrift, everywhere attest. It is in the busy
manufacturing villages; scattered all over
the Country, that the seclet_of-all-tlein - elnk
fort nnd refinement-is to be Wend.
And how came these villages. into axis
- tonic The joint deck principle was very
generally adopted in New England long
befom it was heard of in the more South
- elm States. The 'numerous streams of that
country afford admirable Water-power, for .
they have rapid fall in their course to the ma,
and they maintain a plentiful flow of water
m dry seasons. One of them falls is selec
ted; a company is formed, a part'eubtr
branch of business Is agreed upon-
be to matinfachire cotton or wool, or to
make buckets or buttons, or clocks or
• watches, or paper, or buckles —no matter
• which. They are going to do one thing,
• and the,y are going to do it largely and
well. - The stock is divided into small
shares, and the majority of those who take
• It. ut In - net only their money,• however
little it may be, bat their skill and labor.
They gather-in; and - in due time a pretty
YAlage springs up in which these working
proprietors have their homes. Churches
.and school houses and all the simple
of a highly intelligent community
spring into existence almost as soon as the
L . ' central establishment which affords them
all empleyment,, wages and dividends. In
travelling through that country, and coin
- log suddenly upon one of these bright and
'';litely Places, of perhaps two or three thous
,
and we have sometimes asked
'of a fellow passenger, "What do the pee
-pin do here ?" and. the answer was almost
sure to assign them to one main branch of
business. Of course among theta would be
mingled people of other professions and
occupations, who drew' their support from—
' the same source, although not so directly.
It is to this spirit of combined indastry,
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more than to anything elfie, that ilkfassachti.
• ' setts, and Indeed all New England, owes its
_remarkable prosperity. Nothlng,else could
•• • ' hare given it, And whence came this
iplrit'of combination which hai been so
. 'Many years in operation there, and to a very
limited degree 'aziywhere else? To what
are we to" attribute it? If we say, to their
_superior intelligence, to • their free schools,
are
still short of /the ultimate cause; Tor
. -Abair grand educational system, which lass
- foldas their gettlement, is but an , man
: . Ifestalloit ofthe same spirit,. The. school
and the college are the results of generous
' Cembilsithai jest as Mich as the factories
around which they cluster, and in Width
t#liey all have an interest. If we would fled
-• the source of this social phenomenon, we
must trace It back _ to that peculiar type of
'Clitisititinity which distinguished the 911-
; grima, and which•baseome . down thro ugh Morn thattr*ifeatirir&a„ strong active
401:tin:both. God said man—a principle I
3zwhichiltvrainera earnestness; fcirca. to.'
the human &wader, and while bore coax:
-.•
,piatesy dincetkruPs the mind from saaplo.
ivy, 8I truit a ndseldshness , ail other
* t- Initurneeeienoldrald,
We -
hicvery glad to see the dame spirit
spreading to Oda State and iota/ comma._
~
• Ititiy; Mid!oldiatigl? njuilknot `rtlakeli the
2"...;;24llAoll4liii*Tagc:4o.that_. -041310141-
, es it in New England, still It wUI gradtatily.
annOPVinclit4,l/0, - Ila:; 1 ) 1 POnge jou/
044 41*:e4ii Lll-13-0u41.Y.)*
4tl4sl)lllk4trw *8 15 4 :-.4 1 047 hunt
•drediof,3olatatoekcompanies are spring:
1 4 .t . innate.. ,ca: tor the , acooMPll*Pent
meddled objects; and semi pu;
people will realize what the Yank= voted
log ago i lhat "in onion the* Is drone."
' 'lttatccAvs' ova, Islaoznisca Tamgaga
, Trim- PiAsciizas.—Excaz. Wevras, la the
/Social Sciettei Review, am upon this. sub.
•
jet ; . •
- 4, over and over again have the channel.
. one of suffrage reform In England
LPhh
ently demerstmted that no edneattbnalin
fluent* is so strong . as that of the elective
• fraricldse. it is the only - School. which all
mert,have time to Attend to ; ,because is a .
- - school whlc.hrhey certainly vvith them into
their fields and workshops it seta them to
.•; thinking, and mental activity is the means,
whereby. they axe turned into useful and
• valubblemembers of society. --Besides:Oda.
to deprive the uneducated of the right or
suffrage, abrifly:,because they are uneduca.
ted, not , only divests the educated of any
'farther interest in their lielfare. — but mates ,
ontwoskro between the two
• cloPW7hich. it Is desirable to avoid r; end
to.l:4lsruthaPdatadeil this great pito.
tefer:Cgtirb the,educated, for guilt own
suety on _prosporitli,to loo k . sites their
poorer bmthren, and to seecio their adl(iUre,,
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COMPAII ATIVE . DE.Cltri.i4E. OP TILE
BLACK POPU r l ArttniF.
Much of the joevalent , prejudiae iittinst col
ored people arises from an apprehetabm that
their competlon may redone the rates of wages,
- and lower the condition of the laboring classes;
aid that this evil will grow . with the growth in
numbers of the colored race. Even admitting
whot is by no means tree, that such will gen
erally be the effect:of their industry, It cannot
increase with the lapse of time, for the relative
Mousse of the black population is much less
than that of the white. The percentage of the
whole population comprised in each class, ac
cording to the census taken every ten years, was
as follows:
Tears. WSUn. Slaved: F. Cvt'd.
80-73 19.27
1600........ ...... 81.13 18.27
1810 80.97 19.03
1620 81.57 18.43
18.10
1840 83.17 16.83
.1E50.. ..... . 84.31 15 69
1860 14.13
Since 1860 the discrepancy le =daub' much
lamer between their respective rates of increase.
Slavery tended to keep up that of the negroes to
the highest possible amount, as le proved by the
much less raplegrowth of the free black popula
tion. That abnormal effect will now ?ease with
the cause, and the superior circumstances of the
whites and their natural adoption to the climate
will continue make their progress myth more
rapid then is possible to the .blacks, so that by
the end of the present oratory, even data they
dill live amongst us, the proportion of black
. population will be very small.
Tres doubt auto the successful laying of
the Atlantic cable, which arises from the
delay of the arils/11ot the Great Eastern is
much ,increased by the brief anaemia,-
meat In our last foreign advices, that the
insulation was lost. This Is all that could
he known if an Irreparable break had °c
eased.
It is somewhat singular that the Great
Eastern has not bean spoken by any of the
lately arrived steamers, although followmg
nearly their usual track
HEWS ITEMS
Tug Pottsville (Pa.) Miners' Journal of
Saturday, says "The entire anthracite
coal production this year from all sources,
as far as reported, is 4,661,988 tons, against
5,751,259 tone to corresponding time last
year, showing a loss of 1,099,264 tow.
Last year the the government demand was
active, and most of the iron works of the
country l were in full blast. The demand on
tho part of the government is materially
lessened, and many of obr iron works, those
great consumers of coal, have been pretty
muckat a stand still. The price of coal hav
ing fallen full fifty per cent. in mice as com
pared with last year, the iron works arere
suming operations." ,
TICE Lebanon (Pa.) Courier says : At
the meeting of the trustees of Franklin and
Marshall College, at.Eaucaster, last week,
Hon. John Cessna was elected president of
the Board in place of James Buchanan.
The friends of Franklin and Marshall bare
long felt that the connection of Mr. Hoch.
anan with the insitritiou was an intury to
it, but there was a - delicacy about getting
!rid of him. The necessity, for a change,
however, at last became so overwhelming
that it could no longer be resisted.
TUE 'Rutland (Vt.) Herald relates that
on Friday afternoon Michael Welch, John
Carney,_ 'rants McCormick and John
O'llante, employed in loading a gravel
train on the Rutland and Burlington R di
road, were burled alive by the caving of a
sand bank about a mile north of Pittsford.
The accident occurred at about two o'clock
p. m., but the bodies were not recovered
until Lear aix o'clock, owing to the sand
continuing to run in almost a fast as it
could be aboveled out.
IP the editor of any "Democratic" news
paper will consult Webster's Dictionary—
the standard definer of English words—he
will find ihe meaning of the word Democrat
given as follows: "One who adheres to a
governMent by the people, or favors the ex
tension of the right of suffrage to all classes
of men." In view of this extremely clear
definition of the term, how can the mem
bers of that party which is violently op
posed to negro suffrage claim the title of
Democrats?' —Harruburg Telegraph.
"NIIIIIIEBIS, NOT INTELLIGETiCE." — The
Democrats are terribly indignant over an
expression made use of recently by Henry
Winter Davis at Chicago—`tit is numbers,
not intelligence that count at the ballot
box." We are clearly of the opinion that
the Democrats have no reason to quarrel
with it. They cannot explain their repeat•
ed successes on any other hypothesis.—
Zanesville Couner.
SPNIIIIAL wealthy Northern capitalists
have agreed to furnish the capital necessa
ry to complete the repairs on the James
River and Kanawha :Sans], which was
nearly ruined by the repeated raids of our
cavalry during the last three years. The
amountrequired to restore it to Its original
condition will be several minions ofdollara.
GimsEnst. Gni= ht expected to reach
Detroit on Thursday, and, after staying
there two days, will make a trip - to Lake
Superior; returning from which, he will ar
rive at Chicago about the 20th instant, and
vist his old home at Galena on the follow
ing day.'
Tun University ofOxiord has beenround
iy abused for the recent defeat of !Sr:Tiled
stone,_but the last advices from England
show that it was not the University that
defeated the Chancellor of the Exc.iequer,
but the Tory squirearchy of the district.
REIT. his hicLauctrams, one of the res
cued passengers from the. Glasgow, who
went on board the vessel an invalid, died
from the effects of the shock, canted by the
disaster upon his nervous system:
Tim statue of Wm. Perin, in front of the
Pemaylverda hospital, in . Philadelphia, is
about being replaced in. its old podtion.
The statue fell to the Irroundeetreral months
since,, caused by a decay Mthe metal.
Abase of the National Charity
An extract from the Late report of Gen. Fume,
Comealsany General at Nashville, shows to
what extent Boutheiners. away of them at en
mity with our. trovenntent. yet tallPse uPott Ile
uminerred kindnessl.7 .• • •
bliVe the honor to call the attention of the
groomment to what auto Otte to be a great
and banning evii,ent to eamenlyrecommend
Abet =Maps and energetic action be taints. - I
refertothe large Issuer aft 01010 the lkiathirt
Statatof ration* to the 'thasson in
tricts,withoot partner elide:tea deatMtW
andfarorthlness. • t- have made ctheitd -Inquiry
into this Terry important sobjees,!snd • halal pear
stmallYNnestillated slate bomber of eon. I
-Via ante that the government
r ts ti O s ita-,
-ratuady awirolled by inumy of the o f
TWlxmOlf.matatinamoldothisOomi a l arter
tog otten, , festerbaglostitutfons 'ln the meow
- non of 'bilencesi-lagralley, - pitspertsm !and
best '...llearlyearaffneityht eatiniteetkniaofOria
idle t Melt thrnty,}do draw ti
-
ler fitient bean -the Gorentment; and claim it
rightrandelth,Nourauxy 'Mika tth
-to rood trA
.1. 1 2 e t alek tam Ore th in dupli
cate the Mg' would ber etiliti.l to !it
'fbroadvorthy.' Wilfghtl, you al 'WNW* of,
=any that have mine to kbereledge. ramt
of Curtin fsinfUet Tertnean4' win th e
bream of the cmaUlencitlatt %then up it heir
ce
residen in Alabstria t 'far front 'the' stein of
-drib, wailing the attainment of their's-Wats in
the TerritarblO They dwell together la one
way. They all had ausintyLotte of them arm I
formerly a banker. and mai= with him math.
word limp deposits of coin.-,.When the end
came, end we commenced feedbag inatead of
fighting our misguided brethem,thethrth worthy
heads dais thEnt family learned of the ration , -
moment, and:each ,one draw for the whole
number in Oil three ' families. Thu fal fin
days. seventeen wadi Waived two 'handsel
and Afty-the rations,, Instead Of datly-five. I
have reported this care to the proper authorities
for intreatignion. and trust'lhel esaNda`nlll be
pmnlahed. ,
cor.itletelier on Centel= dons InWWI%
Ga. - Fletcher. onaltdcpit bitty,' fioncide
viectist es; .
Joteltban other day far Wham
lit of-those preachers who reinter to lake the
oath; and &mita Ids short metha with them
as:
I halm directed an enlargenteut, of the ,pent
tpthwearocan,-with that:totem that men
• atufeonintlt - eihno-hereafterla Moto-hi
-andertaltingtSi'dethle 'for me= •• lowa
which ire to De 41)111elkind twat, VA area be
sigiliDOil'ffig:U=Slia under fan; ondthenft
bemitiestedgeel,:wmi-shefacs oferizanal
tonletineut , An - their atirtee, shill be
"plodded with aeltahle'tinertent In error they 03.
cape t64_ Welt aciervi 4- • ' I
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lithigart*Per tetPtiha the "seess
• - of ths
lnallithos note stYsenomOtely eleettotet ; the
ticAere arethe ,Tbsylutee no
Toteee;so they use roUtt eggs eta stones.
MEI
. „
A refolded atildier was killed 'tit areenwidc -
Conn., oif Saturday night, while heading a riot.
ons crowd of young fellows who had undertaken
to inflict summary prodshmtmt, upon a negro
who was living near that town, very peataW,
and minding his own business. His offenr,e, as
they deemed it, was in having a white wife, an
Irish girl, who voltmtarlly married him, and
with whom he had lived for a considerable pe
..riod. This was thought try die assallants to be
'worthy of mob justice, and, after tortifying with
the requisite liquor, they undertook to drag forth
the partl.colored partners. Bat a little accident
interfered; a wideawake old negro woman, who
was not afraid to defend her house, nor ever
afraid of handling a gun, eonfronted'the mob at
the door and advised them to desist, at the same
time firing over their heeds. They were only
about fifteen to one, and after a little scare they
concluded to go on with the Job. Bo they threw
apnea at the house, and made various attempts
to get in. The old black woman at last fired
directly Into the crowd, shooting the ringleader
I through the brain. He died immediately, and
his brave companions retired, giving up the Job
as a bad speculation. The negroes were taken
into custody without resistance, and all parties
were examined by the Coroner's Jury. The
case was plain, it would seem, the Jury found a
verdict of justifiable homicide, and ordered the
discharge of the prisoners.
Prionsein RETIREMENT OF LORD PALMERSTON.
—We hear, on authority which we cannot doubt,
that it is after all exceedingly probable that
Lord Palmerston will retire from office before
the assembling of the new Parliament. In tnat
erent, "Gladstone for premier 1" will rush un
bidden to many lips. But we learn that the
Chancellor of the Exchequer himself is by no
means prepared to acquiesce in his own sudden
elevation to the office of Prima Minister, With
good judgment and taste, be considers that the
Interests of the country would be best served by
an administration headed by Earl Granville,
Earl Russell, or the Earl of Clarendon, Mr.
Gladden leading the House of Commons, In
his present office, BO congenial to his disposition
and so fitted to utilize hit genius. Every one
believes that Lord Granville would make a most
popular and exeellent premier, and It le around
him that ,11111 r TITOVIOSMCSMODS are correct,
the new Ca binet will be formed. —Liverpool Pont.
PUBLIC xo TICES.
I. 0. O. NEETllifil OF THE
BOARD or TRUSTEES FOR CURTIS
HALL, will be held TO=MORROW (Thursday)
EVERIIOI, loth lost" at llickloalr. at their Hall,
corner of West atreetaud.Vlran 11
mote BY ORDER OF THE 101117.iRMA.N.
a, AEODiA9IO6• TURN
PIILE ROAD lIXIINPAIIT.--Sonterb
beg to Stook ID the above Onexpany are : requested
to pay the Third Instalment of Ten Bolters per
Share on or before the 16th INST.
By order of the Board,
anaid 301110 B. SEMPLE, Treasurer.
'gr. S OCHOL TACHERS WANTED.—
The Boast o f School Directors or Union
Township will meet at School Rowe No. 5
kersville, on SATURDAY, August 12, 1555,,
atTlo-
3
p. m., for the election of Teacher., as follow.:
Four Principals 045 per month.
Three Auld/luta pa per month.
Applicants are requested to be punetunl at the
nteaung. • (3EOE.GE 51.11-SfiAl.l,
anElht Secretary.
XI•;W' AD rEBTIBESIEJrTS
- nEANB.-140 bble. prime White
tr, store and rot Rabbi
FETZER b. ARMSTRONG,
nolo *caner Market and First strata.
/OLLEISES.-8 barrels Berghum
ieto-
W Sn store and for mile ny
FETZER tt Rae:STRONG,
&Ida earner Mutat and Fast Maass.
'FPI - KM - BD LARD.—Pat up in kegs for
A. family nw A warranted to keep throhgh
the surnmer. Becalm& and f or wile at the Fatally
Grocery Store of
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
corner Liberty and Wuid lama&
PRIME COFFER.-30 bags
,prime Rio
-1- and Laguayra Coffee, k i t. received sad for
We, tax lowest market rates, by the bait or. at
let by JOHN A. RENSHAW,
ani cower Liberty and Hand streeta
EGGB.
6 barrels Fresh Eggs;
boxes do. do.
Just received and for sale by
FETZER /4.11.1113TR0N6,
solo sorter Iffseket and First streets.
hall barrels Roan and I Msokere
to quarter ao. Ns. I
In store azul for sale by
FETZER & ARMSTRONO,
lull ovartter Market and Mrst streets
SOAP.-75 boxes Free
s-, ter t Gamble% Oleird, Mottled German and
Chemical Detersive Soap, jut received awl for
sale, wholesale and retell, at the Family Grocery
Stare of JO HN A. RENSHAW
sate ,
come Liberty and Hand stree t
ON CONSIGNMENT.
cop Water Dlclogui, to arrive;
100 boxes Peaches, to arriva •
20 bates Goshen Cheese;
SD boat. We ate= Reserve Mensal
8 barrels Dried Peaches;
10 barrel' Drlrd Apples;
10 half Lan els Lake Gerrtni;
60 barrels loans;
10 half bands Mackerel (No. a large)
10 barrels Soren=
• 0 GRAFF I BETTER
Gramadu ,
DRAUGHTING OFFICE
* AND PATENT AGENCY
No. 0 ST. =AID STREET, neat Sos Damian
Bridge..
S. p.GESOMBES. SITS MiPossr.
ZeeMotes Fla. 14 Etim Mad.
FORT PITT rOUNDRY.
Co~PostmerohiP
JoSall Y. MIL? JA* 0. «
CHARLES HEAP NEPHEWS,
(Suassuno to Marta /MIA)
MlZltifiCtUrell oOrdsiaw, and all kinds of liaa•
op Coatings far Rollin =h., Boldaxa, fca.
anfolmatas
RIEBEOR .t BRO.,
Engine Malden and Machinists,
Brioluficturai of Rteseak Pateatlialoneo Valves
for Steam Eoglon. Oft Enluell,BLowen 0 Ks*
shined, Shafting, Haagen Fumy% Ea.,
Caner Harrison and Pike drieda, Ptitsbargb, Piu
Bershitot =4 putting up Maw progaptlY
mended to. suti*a
• 11-‘01: 1 4: '
• I. W. CALRIWAHILII & CO.,
DEALERS Igi BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sewed, Nailed and Pegged Hoots. Shoes sad WI.
oral...tor Ledkg, Gents. 80% Youths, Mimi
and Children.
Flesh additions are reads every Week ts our
Stock. sod "Small Proem and Ciela Heinins" Is
our system of selling. Prunes and careful siieri.
lion given to orders.
COLOIM BOGERS,
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Of the 1330 Hedy Mont POMMY YO/11.,
• •
PTPTH, CORPS, truth° dra ft odes i
Army of the Potomac. 1 believe that Cal
Homo to entitled to the credit of dosing the
Was. JOARTMAN,
CoOa. G, Gant Gang.
34 Regiment Peen& Vols.
NOTICE.
TEE STOCILUOLDER B OF TEE
DUNKIN]) MEI ENION OIL CONFAB!
will pleats present. Thetreettlfleasee at the
alike
et the Company, and teneire Out new Issue.
•W. W. arusoN.
Sestretary and Tresunwer.
NEW CIBOOS'ItY—TIto tm.. .good hu
• ENTOMB:ET NEW STOCK
131 him' =dims. tamlzinto eltOcilMos
In Luiz NEW MORE. In Witted mother my.
• attlas, t.W.2I6PIti ea Waal= to thee iMet. al
• roam suautaolNXtitlTTuistisDasuriusr.
, A-8611143;
• Motility uttilithiettiohilittrotteu.
SULLEItti , _ HAVE 8.1417E1
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Dc licoa 41r. Cato Celebrated Amebas Dolt.
/nit C r bth s i
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.
for saleat Ism Cud Raw 'renews..."
---ssmowommormr
PE ' '' •
SaitinStiniiißina* AßS,
'wattle? saatlliiiriga to s..am •Thquin
- isto. szt uLmitrit •
J 1 2 .11. siildiiii.4lloLwrrzs kba
raiCIT GOODS, TOTS, BABESTB,
Wholesale lliaPlgitUa
J. 11. t I&&IIER'I3 st , '
lot goueet.
Dealers sad tlia publla fa tenets!' ate larlled to
4111 , Wore lualdri masses am whose.
Priem moderate. • and
60IITEIBRIC OLAIMB.PBREDIIS
havleg claLms tor 'collection In' the States of
Kentucky, Mmaenes, Alabama ors Idleneen
may hays them cottoned or adfult&it z _bl i k
them in the hands of N. W. ti
puth. sums, who le 'about to 1/1111 11aM8011 C l l2 .
a colleen= tour, mall ou Illea this week..
Klorluneeas—Wes. Maakerwon, No. 'LlberOf
Streett T. Wienecan. of Lorenz ir.I9 B ETO;
o*.lllll.theity - Mutt; San Kate.:
(104 corner (Mara ant r John
,11„Koorer Clo 4 corner IrslaulandrlkeSlirest&
• CONMEROTAL L OIL WORKS. •
Pur,'W*o,Burning 011,
1161t1t,/lind uL at .
r2"3")
• -
• ,rre. i7irboasra - * ET
RABB BALLS ANDBATS for isle by
iss TA= iNtincullroodoneta
MEI" - VE4TISEXIE,
Pirrrattriloll. Auglnt 9,1 S S 5.
VIE BOARD 'OF DIRECTORS -OF
THE COLIIMIMA OIL COMPANY
Rave thla day deigned
•
Dividend No. 20,
Of TWO (2) per cent. on the Capital Stock, paya
ble on ISIOND&T, th e 14th instant.
apiOnos E. WESTERTELT, Secretary.
THE UNDERSIGNED RAVING RE-
TlRv,O from the arm of WM R. SMITE! es
00., i n rsoruars last, (st which clone he sold
hi 2 entire intent in the Books and Store to WM..
SMITH.) takes this method of informing his
friends that he is now selling gooods In the well
known
WHOLESALE. GROCERY HOUSE
MILLER & RI ITKETSON,
and42l 221 our. Mall sod Irwin streets,
To whole largo and trellheletted stock of goods he
would respectfully invite the attention of city and
chi:LOUT merchants.
aulo:3td JOSEPH R HUNTER.
GROCERIES
60 hogsheads Fair to Petme Fega
80 barrels Crushed do.;
80 do. A. Coffee do.;
25 do. Keystone Refined do.;
6o do. Booth & Edgar's Syrup.;
60 do. assort d brands do.;
-20 do. New ;Drop N u Molasses;
60 do. Porto Moo do.;
20 do. Cuba do.;
COFFEE— 75 bags prime Rio Coffee;
RIOE— DJ do. prime Rangoon Rtee3
TEAS—
MOLASSES
bidi rem!
100 do. Black do.;
60 saddles Imp. and Blast 4104
26 bells. new lams No. 11 flaoketot;
60 bL bbls. do. do. do.;
GO bones assorted 'brandl Tobsoon
SO saddles Balt, Spbn 801 l • do.;
gal Ousels Oarbon on.
TOBACCO-
In store awl for sale be
RIRKPAIRIOR, BRO. a CO.,
eulo lel abei tea Liberty street
fVY~ ~Y37:rI:i:1~1.~:i:~~lY:~
Jgarseilles Quilts,
Honey Comb Quills,
Lace Curtains.
IMIZEI
WHITE, ORR & CO"
T 5 FIFTH STHEST
BE " PEOPLE'S PAPER,"
DEVOUT TO
LITIZATITB,E, GENERAL NEWS
Interests of Workingmen
WILL BE ISSUED
S4TUIRD4r JVIO/lirJrl., G.
Olt SALE BY NEWS DEI,LEES, NEWS
BOYS, AND AT THE OFFICE.
JOY & ASDBEWS, Publishirs.
•n9atwt9 •D THUM STREET•
LOBT-A POCKET BOOK,
()entail:ing about Twentpone Dollars, some
Small Change, and Three Small Hein between
the Pearl Kill and the Market Meuse, Allegheny,
on Tuesday . The tinder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving it at
NO. a LIBERTY STREET,
Allegtortv
NoTicE TO BEIPPERS
Freight. will be received at DUVICLIn Depot,
P. E. 8., foot of Liberty rtreet, for all Station.
on PITTSBURGH AND VONNELLSVILLE
R. 8., when the Company have Freight Agents.
V.St W. B. STOUT, stmerintezdent.
BATES & BELL'S-
Gold Bordered Damask
Tflg oxecrixis:
9.112 21 VIETH STREET•
BATES & BELL'S-
GOLD DODDERED DAMAGE.
PIANO AND '.ABLE OUVEBS
. 9 21. S9.f t h 11911ripot,
HOPE PIC NIC.
TIIE SECOND ANNUAL PLC NIC
OF THE HOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE AND
ROSE COMPANY NO. 1. ALLEGHENY CITY.
will be held et
4W.caa:gavezio , fdl Gb , raivo,
ON
Thursday, Aug. 10, 1865
gm- Trani will leave tba Cloanelleville Depot a
1:156, utd II Wo owl 0 .• 11 .
ataatztee
071103 OP TIM COIITSOLLIII 07 ALLLOIIIIIIT
Conlin',
Prrraninton, Amin; MS:
TO COAL DEALERB.—Beakd Propo•
A sale wilt be received at Ws Mee, until Olt
INST.. inclusive, for fuzalabbri Allegheny ednnty
Gem Ten to 'Twelve Tbonsand Bushels of coon
Merchantable COAL. ft from Slack sal Dirt, to
be delivered at the entrances to the Court Home
and Jail, on Filtb be ll oas strata,
until
wools
oSix Hundred Ma per nay, until the wools
is delivered. Payment wlll be mode by warrants
on Cu County Treasury when the contract is
ecmplstad.
By direction of Countyklor t nimloneis.
=MY wl KILT, Controller. .
ansA4ltw
AIibENAL GLASS WORK&
MODES, BYBIE & CO
Manufactriows of
Marls and Green GIIIISWOre. Draggiarte
were, BOtiltll. DendjObl2.ll. Carbo7ll. de.
Warehouse No. 144 WATER STREET, BETWEEN
ARIRTBFIELD AND GIANT STREETS*
PITTSBURGH. PA.
---
We warrant our Warts to be superior tO any
manufactured West of this Mountains. Moors
on hand, Glassware of the above dell.ZlP AO4 , An
non p aid
attended to. PartlattLar shour
tion paid to private moulds. asdil
LIEBIG'S
NUTRITIVE FOOD.
FOR LNPANTS AND INVALIDS
For making • glearengind Weal oufrlllo•a
or Churl far children deprived of the nuithera•
math cod Wands Of all arm
Eir Fun SU cab= an tub psalms.
For We If the GESTE= DREG STORE,
=ma of Obld and EispritOseets, to thikblyirkia
GEORGE A. lUailir
POL I ZTRIOUNE
FOB TUE BMA
IsselreArrleckgrObfaltwholtrresuelittio
be ti Yr& t, try fly* deabtas sad be
convinced, Tar WA of all dragging.
• /Mgr" ,•1 ,
T o VONTRADTOBB:.•4B Krim
' POSALff will to reoetoolt AS OSA b agAIV
nth !sou
eaa =Maly% tat rsatklug a
,Padtaty, antkomalat Lac Maw, itwy
Wangianientl,ennUel. agar.
_oda Make atieltilroodeti inntet,ute.W ßlL ry gter,
&moths soutmeasstO bentint '
Flattening will be _Wupon.
Itialtotafoa of Conoto Go
aim' Lamar,
HEMLPLZIANA, (BLOOD 0U88.)—..
A mod remarkohle &Aldo and wooltlYs ears
for BOROVIIV 1' HSUDIATAMNZIIIIAL
01A, 0101 P MU, ..MWoNA, ava al
dimmer of Cm
As • Town, R milli thy Igpetlo,
.111 tlf e 01. I I d
Lydian sad wholly ro•tores Cul Mood stffaigth
and lt=o bat 14 tall 10 MO iii ViZt6ollk
Ydr `SIMON memirow.
yes . slawerrimittfteld sad renrh i MA
. . _
LAND ' . • • ' , -
O lk ' . - ' i ~
Party, .A.oront pr zßasitsgi
,
On lto Esnikto of the Allegbany rine, l ot if v
Eddy, ,Vensnin mall, ra,bidas,part, of .
Dana% .Tosa old Houtestastl.Trapaty. neatly.
sultan!. toe Bola._ about cols•holt elooroll.
under Mogi Mu putionlorL Iddreo .
alaxamma , weimia&
-.- - .. TVII.Onta,
liAlßrdi
2Pwarzatiaid4aza
4Th4ra
asonu*stM,
8. Maire•••• • .4..14 • roovialia&S
".-."
a kgror ,Tomwoms.
-thVilablanfl
Orrittit ue - tni3tniteat = stree Ir ts,
rittabggb.
irai.CHEBB' ti/t.TIONS.
August 11-51dieesport and VersaLiles, at ]lo.
Sees , ort.
Aoguct 13—Elizabeth township eel Elisabeth
borough, Cl El s ie: 'lett,.
m taget .
1.. l4— South Fayette and Upper St. Olslr,
August Is—North Fayette, et Noblestown.
Anglin le—Robinson, at Schaal No. t.
August in--Snowden, at School No. I.
Augnst 22—Jefferson tomcat:Lip, et Torrenoc's
School house.
August W-3lifilin, at Lebanon.
August 7.s—Tar entum, East Deer and Facto, at
Ta seaman.
August 2C—Harrmon. at Nearer,.
August 28—Penn, at Hebron Church.
August :9—P.um, at Texas.
September I—Finley at Clinton.
September 2—Moon. at School No. 4.
Sept* m%el I—Hampton and rdeCenolees town
ships, at School No. 4. to Hampton.
September s—West Deer and Elebland, at BA-
Iterate ton.
Septernber 6—Pine bad ?dershAll, at Pinkerton's
School house.
September 7—Franklin and Hoes. at Pe •vylville.
September B—'itan and Nevt.le, at School No
4, Uhl° township.
Septersher ll—Wilkins, at Wilkineburg.
September 12—Patton, et Turtle Crece.
Drectors will please to notify the Teechers of
the i r Districts, end are invitee tO attend.
The examinations will commence at 9 o'clock A.
m. Tencsers coming at 9;4 o'clock will not be ad.
rallied to the Examination. Applicants will be
*ermined only In the Metric, where they apply
fpr School., em. toll not be admitted es spectators
at any 'Examinations until they, themselves, have
teen ei•lntried. Privets YanzabletiOnt are abso
lutely refused. Applicants will provide them.
Seises with a stamped envelope, bearing their ad
dress, and. inclosing their last year's certificate ;
alto, a five cent revenue staT. mp.
A. DOTITHETT,
'County Superintendent.
antOltdaw
A ORDINANO to author Grit
-4-1- ding and Paving of Montgomery w
Avenuolhee.
SIC. I. Be it ordebiedend enacted 6y fhe Select and
C. omen Coate/. of the City of Alleylterty,,and it is
lo ray enacted by the authority of the tame;Tited the
C ramittee on Streets he, end they are hereby
tl mixed and directed to invite and receive pro
no
p sale for the grading and paving,of Montgomery
avinue, item Webster street Le Union avenue,
In
the Second Third Warde of the city, and to con
tract therefor, with the
to
and ' bad bidder or
bidders, at their discretion.
Gm.% That tor the purpose of defraying the
cost and expenses of the said improvements there
be, and is hereby levied, a needs] tax, to tie equally
assessed upon the several lots bounding and abut
ittl.llP'ienestaroAnt.'l7igem pativnlin:ommi=l",
mid abounding and abutting its afore said. 6r
Sao. 3. That es soon m the cost and expenses of
said royements shall be telly ascertained. it
shall be the duty of the Street ommissioner to
_amens and apportion the same among the several
- lots bounding and abutting upon said A venue re
npectively, according to the rule above indicated,
and thereupon proceed to make demand and col
lect the name, according to the provisions of tie
Act of the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Penesylvania, entitled "An Act defining
the manner of collecting the expenses of grading
and paving of the streets and alleys of the city of
Allegheny, and for other purpones," paned the
thirtieth day of March, MN.
Sao. 4. flat so much of any ordinance as may
conflict with, or be supplied by the foregoing, be,
and the name is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a law this, the ad
day of August, Anna Domino, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-Ore.
JAMES MAIISIiALL,
Prest. of Select Council.
SIDION DRUM,
Prem. of Common Council.
U. MAUFF.FIBON
Clef k of Select Council.
lOLE
Clerk of Commou Council
euPtid
DRY GOODS
AT C COS r r !
MESSRS. NAOMI & GLYN
Haring BOTIGHT THE ENTIRE STOOK OF
Mk. JOSEPH W. SPENCER, design enlarging
their present Store, by throe Leg the two Rooms
Into one. For thin purpose, they now offer to
Wholesale and Retail
orris 331:71r1ICELEI,
The whole Stock, to quant.tlee to cult purchaser.
purpose selling this Sunk oft AT ONCE,
CO XA-E LTG TCIPI34 r,
to make room for our Extension, and Repairs
ME ONLY REAL BARGAINS FOB THE
NEXT TEN DAYS, eau be Led et No. SO MAR
KET STREET, et the
STORE-ROOM OP JOSEPH W. SPENCE&
MACRON & GLYDE,
Non. VS and SO DIANUNT
m.1101.1m
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEA
To eso get
Photograph Albums, all kinds,
At Lowest Prices,
AT kluNrs.
You can get
Ali the Near Books, Lade Papacy anT
tiOterS.d Magazines,
A
You can get
Bleak Banks and Stationery, or all kinds,
AT umNrs.
You cum set
The best Gold Pens, Steel Pens or Quill Fedi
AT HUNT'S
Wholesale and Bedell
13ook.Stationery end News Emports
bug SS FIFTH HT MILSONIO HAW.
COME ONE, COME ALL I
GENTLEMEN'S FUNIMIG
STORE.
Nos. 18 and 15 St. Clair St.
The attention of the public Is called to the twee
and extensive stock of GENTLEMEN'S PUS
SITSHING GOODS, just craned at the above
mentioned place, which I am now oftbring at great
blaming. Any one In want of the above Goods,
wW nod It to tali advent/Lim to give me • mil,
and examine my stock before purchasing else.
where.. Theycan find the largest and beat *elated
stock of no. White Shins, extra stu n: Views&
Shirts, Woolen, Cotton sod Lisle ndeo
Marts and Drawer*, Scary , Neck Ties, BUJ
panders, Butterflies, and everything itertaining
Um Gentlemen's Vanishing Goods, a the city,
Remember the place, 15 sad 15 St. Clair street.
SAELIIEL LEVIN.
N. B. A large Mock of Cate, Cape, Gray% Cot.
Lockwood'a, Universal, By ron's Enameled
and AlanutiotL MSsrlystaals
rrPITTSBURGH PAPER MANIJ
lE L 4.OTUBINO COMPANY odor tor mak,
1.1100 MIL. Crown Wrapping Paper
i.ecto em.. menu=
1.600 611116.111edlum
1.000 bail. D. O. sad D. 11. do.
Thew Wools° orohabd ore otootaotty rabbit*
from then 14Wls. 1111BILLk PAPER bf all
Veletas abo Mow BARDWAILE PA.P.EIit Of ott
Anbabta and aIoskYiLINTI9. DOT sob SATO
gb.TED *OO,PIOo. bob A&
Allotiozattleaad shot of PAPER WIZ TO
.OED lOS at ttuo abcatisf oboes, co raft cossOtatok
1,00010118,0X 1- ' OO OMDZED
w ilidiss iguiw,
1'11738=1 .
out 1.
Psr•
latfirSlOß BOOIidOLDEA,
An e for the
OLK/PLEST 'mOST CON ritunitT,lAND
LEAST EXPENSIVE SOCILNOLCEE
Ewer derfastl.
Bassi size
TVIBBOLUTION OP "PARTNERf3taP.
Virdierthip heretofore existing between •
Sohn ttebd James Old, tinderthe name and
etirlatf 011), wee dineho d by mu
tual oonswii, on the VAth 4147 oflidr, A. D. ISM
Au persons 1110 Log claims against said firm are re.
fonestettlio present the wime for payment,
thane todebied to maid , arm will settle with :obit
Idelett,ieho le alone authorized to - settle the so- alum or atid fide.
708 it MAP FIPT.
.7037140E0-4 HEREBY GIOrIiOTIOE
ja t o t t a p u bus,thst sectanathat.to en-agret""""
stair Jame* ow, my former partneri and :In Ma
:exclaim of My legal rigtMe i l liereby declare the
late drm of Manta b. - Old dlstoMed, on the rah
day of • July: A: D.-1511. Zvi Old and I *greed
Marla stocking property of the Lie drmrald
at aws bypultmen Inmealegreentabereo to be'
roade,by.a babe appointed- by . The
agpsalarge re beep appointed, accr an appolie.
soar rode by mar, sod' 1. - am willhair UP dean%
and have accepted tie proper' atappraise.
Multi Calthon. /Amax it a high one.) and mill •
mamma EA -Mr. Old
to
Ws Wire or to mato.
thereof. *I Ind. byr apvieleassoi
.r
:10,. elalso Um rig and Laiaed go ”co . the
liermilit=iiiLig, li.t.',Palb:ginuelimis lb. Ot
I.llgre to' the gra Id money drain
no
hertnyrecatel.pereoma trOabtml am tithrai
sot to =Up, masa to Ittr. Old without my col.
!slat. imillA in , _".. 3ol3lX:x4r izrr. •
.
4risairrar ern'
- - -
XE Ft" giLD PREIS'S .4"Jff..EArr 8
RTISEALEJf TB.
SUCCESBFLTI. TREATMENT
OF
Chromic Diseases, Consumption, Scrof
ula, byptillis. Seminal Debility,
and all Female Complaints,
DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON,
4.2 , crui tb Btroot .
PITTSBUICIMI, P.
Testimonials tro
an na the Medical Profes
sion d Others.
fir. Et ilor: It la with pleasure I make known
the follow y
ice facts to the public, believing my tee
tinia.n may be of sem , to some Invalid who has
hithet to failed to obtain celleL at all events lam
Lola/ 00 more than luttlce to two medical gentle
men of your city, In confeesing that I have sue
resafully treated govern' eery bad eases of seminal
weakness and female complaints, by adoptln4 the
mode of treatment now prescribed by Dn. Amos
Johnson. • • • • •
For female weakness I do not know of anything
that can equal there renreOes I have prescribed
them for a great many ladles who Lave been stem
bled for years with a reit seas, and in every ease a
perfect cure hae been effected; some very bad
cases bare yielded to this mode of treatment in
the short space of two weeks. • •
(sig.ed Y ) outs, respectfully,
W. F. DIF.It hI. D.
Wavelet:id, Ohio, 1 ecember Ma.
CERTIFICATE FROM TEE REV. DR. ILSMIL TON
C. FRENCH, OF MONTREAL.
I certify that Drs. Ames ft Johxma'a medicines
have cared my wife. who arse subject to debility
Many years. The medicines were used only two
months. If. 0. FREIWII, Lt. D.
Important to Ladies.
Our
PERDICAL DRS w bring on the
monthly sic lO kness In eases ofotso ill nction Rom ear
cause. Price 111. P. B.—Ladles who are prep
. nont should not use them.
on e nenT njet b o Y r n th e Whit a es or L • n e or s h in re u
grre,. er
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD, &C.
Dr/. dem/ John/on—Deu Sirs: I must again
state that your remedies for scrofula arid blood
distants are really oracellent. For scrofula, *Tobl
lis or impurities of the blood, I Mad they otter
fail to sure when used as directed. / have me
needed in curing the word cans of et phille now
in our hoepttale, in the short ST sea of two months.
F. W. IL LESLIE, Id. I)
Cincinbati, December 16th, 11361.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Drs. Amos Johnson I have cured, by the use of
your remedies, several patient■ that had been In.
mates of the Lomeli° Asylum tram the evil efa.cts
of seminal weediness or sedantry habita. For
such cases I consider nothing can equal your med.
lanes SALLINS, 1).
Albany, N. Y., October lath, sera.
Take Purlieu's/ Notlee.—Dts. Amos &
Johnson address all those who have Injured them
selves by improper indulgence and solitary hab
its, which rain both body and mind, unfitting them
for either business, study, society, or marriage.
These Ire son e of the sad and melancholy ef
fects produced by early habits of youth, to-wit:
W.kness of the back and limbs, pains to the
head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular Power,
pslpitation of the heart. dyspepsia nervous irri
tability, derangement of the digestive functions,
general debility, symptoms or consumption, ace.
Drs. Ames b. Johnsen have for many years ex
clusively devoted their attention to the trestnent
of the dicer:erg referred to to these ter imonials,
Address, Dna. AblOS ar. JatiNSON,
No. 142 Fourth street.
suadmdsllineodarnew Pittsburgh, Pa.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
do. de&
do bean.
WANTS%
MIEI3I
TOE SALE nr
DAVIS, ClLA.93ll.lFlootk
Head Evidence. and
he nal Meet of and sce TestlmonlaLs of
t
IMPROVED BRAIATION,
The Great New Method
Dr. J. FLATTERY,
FORMERLY OF SAN FRANCISCO, AND
LATE FROM NEW YOBIL)
Great Traveling Physician of the Age,
HO HAS CIRCUMNA VIVA TEO TRE GLOBE,
AND WHO HAS TESTIMONIALS FROM
EVERY Q BARTER,
Sams csipc.xwoci. Room®
IN PITTSBURGH, PA
St. Clair Motel,
FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY,
To Cure the Sick, and particularly at
tend to the Cure of Chronic Dts•
case.. Consumption, Bron
chitis, Catarrh. Asth
ma. Deninkess,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR, NOISES IN
THE HEAD,
EYE, EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.
Consumption le a local disease, generated and
fed by the blood in a certain chemical conditimi,
W can only be removed by local chemical means
capable of altering that condition tinandli the
medium of the diseased orgad To accomplish
Bile purpose, no we cannot apply fluids to a cavity
designed only for the reception of air, we then re
duce them to • volatie ndition, and from an ap•
prop:Mats rtniment i n ha le or breathe the vapor.
By tbe Inhalation of vapor, we VIIII produce all
the beneficial effees c ap able ' o f being produced by
medicines much more speedily mid eifectively than
from the admintitration crude medicine thro ,
the stomseb. -Ths practice of giving medicine by
the stomach in the treatment ot lung dire/sees is
objectionable
st. lkoatme they do net come in direct contact
V i th the organ affected.
Id. Because their most powerful action is ex.
pended on organs to a healthy state, or only.dis
ordered through sympathy, thereby deranging dl•
gelation, ant destroying the nutrition of the body;
and finally, because mazy agents of great value
can only be admitted in the gmeous state.
MOST EMINENT TESTIMONIALS.
From sir Cheri. Seafactors, oonsump•
thin, even desperate cases, I recommend the use
of Inhalation as the only possible cure. In chron
ic bronchitis the benefits are so well proven Al
the speedy alteration thate quality and quantity
of the expectoration, no doubt of the value
of the remedy can he reasonably entertained. It
rives relief to the asthmatic patient, proves cure.
live In rases at phltdsie pulmonal e. in those ex
treme advances which bid defiance to the ordinary
rulee of practice.
has D J. Corrigan, if. D.—Even allowing most
fully for the exaggerated encomiums of some of
the earliest advocates of Inhalallon, enough re
mains to satisfy me in raving, that remaille• in the
form of caper exert • powerful influence over
diseased action, and it Is only in tills way that we
can administer remedies to act locally noon. the
diseased thence of the lungs. The emblbittan of
remedies • this form merits the screlsence of
both phydcian and patient.
Remarkable Cure of Consumption.
My son, Wllltato Waltz, had barn &Misted more
or less for about two sash when he was taken
down to consumption, end during his sonenement
to bed he bad bad thomost etuuul medical at.
tendance, with the. "WiMee of the best Ban Fran.
tie msco thystntas, without recelviog any benedit.—
ozsUcel aUandants pronounm4 ens of his
lunge Ilene, and that h: th wall leudetage of
4917:11Toular'beaftZt.1 vow g t sad idi .
ClAOnalin Weld= up to die.. '
In We imams nonditon,l34. J. Flattery vas
embed to ace ; endatter among essenesatien
lie Intimated a Miltl of Mecferge
Loordingly the Ilmetiar .iesew"Nberd treatztant
(Inhalants), under which my son kplaly Immo" ,
MI, and at the expiration of about two months he
bentri Mimed to perfart • -
gm more dednito information of DIY sow molt
Srtablere=atigo"orts ",! m1 . 1"ils
ses.umr.
e t
be twe en Walt&
If co. k greet, between mealy and Market,
and PTV* and Nestav, Sad Franetteo.
Subscribed end swots to, tots tict . aor,fts JULY,
6. M. Pet, WWII ate,
th• 1 1.1 . ;: .ItOtl l 7.,roblio, den rientlal*.
•
areii petlenta ei'ealetillie Gee be eared id,
Demo by coninaltim Du. FL& LTXRY, by letter,
stalLos theiSmeme, Me, ImanYstiomt _Unto taken
-114euctildoutioa, number et ttustmerde Submitted
to,dessriptiou of abuses sad riraptoms Mayen.
clued, Ana these elliddalk aufainutes
FOE BALE.
ORATIVIOOGA ROLLING KILL
Wax Dirrawramirr,
Ogiee of Dileetor and General Manager of
=Wary Railroadriltdted States,
Wacatreocor, D. 41, Milt at, teSA
Propauda will !be received at thirOffico,
twelve Weloalr noon, on WEDNESDAY, sop tam.
her is, MB, to_ porch's' the 11. B. Military
road Itolilni_Miu at Matt anoop, Tenn, with the
Machinery, Tools, Efondb4l4 Filtarall, and Truk •
.7Othe Boning Mall With tho
gnooto Railroad,
The MR land Machinery' erinetruetol to re:roll
'Railroad iron ire entirely new, awl Of the moat
Improved ellaracter.
For RAI description and aatalls of oration. ,
wialtliwatstrpl=szia,byt3=to T.
All bld dr r IWO tie Mdortitt PrOPosat to nta ,
chase Chattanooga Rolling MIL^
D. O. MotiALLIJS, Brom Brig. CHtm,
inrectar and Boterallidallagor Mill targ Railroads
Dated Matta. , , anikteepitt ,
11111T.B310BrirED. -
u I.lt boxes Primo Gosh= Meese; ,‘
~
, • •.; So—do. nacesttoo W. 11 .0 j.1 ,, :-- 7 . -
• Id— do • realoold I 1 r
Ibis prtme l 4thho Beams;
IS ; dO. BMW= Molina;
do Dead 40pless -
110 do Dried Pcoohell •', 't'L ,
' 'lO de V; n ishsts „ • .
-S ht thls Ito. s rdfiebertelf -, - F.
~
Go boxes Fresh Peaches;
~.. li Fresh Butter. . 1 ;.,
ths emu', ,
.V . :er, odd tor Ws 0 Rias ii t ; , ,^; - ;
°Hair le
115,1.- - '---' .- -. 'Na Ef-tdbarty slziost:
MEE
r I=3 • azr, E Ay s.
LA.E.GEGOVEEICUEIiT BALE OF
Steamboat S, Wharf-Boatit, •
Barges, and Other Property.
Qrawreastawron Getesuar.'s Orel=
W latuNeToN, D. Co July 9. t 565.. ;
SEALED PBC POlgALli are Invited and will
be received at he laces, and until the time here-
Inatter named,t p
fo the purchase of the following
named
sTEA ;UPC/LT.S, NCH/ RE-BOATS,
and other property.
At tittle (tort. Artansas. until nonday,
September 11, 11 M..
For St,le-wheel .termer Davenport (ferry boat)
registered 169 ton..
Stern-wheel atenmer Convor No. 2, reglalered 111
ton.
Which can be seen at LITTLE RUCK, ARK,
unUl the cloy 01 a•le.
At, Vlclishurg, Sliestsstrp!, mall Friday,
September 13, 12 M.,
For the Screw tug Belle Darlington, regtster,s4 31
to..
One i t 1 rrbarr-boat, 714 tens.
(inn (I) wharf-boat, 751 toss.
Model barges Porter Rhodes and Cieurie B. Me
(lane.
Flee (s) gunwale barges.
1 arty (10) coal hoats.
tta (I) yawl and one (1) floating dull.
Al) of which cast he seen at VICKSIII.3IO,
SISSIP 00111 the day of lisle.
At Natchez, 311salsalppl., until 3londny,
Septemser le., 12 M.,
o.c (I) a Let!-bnat, 700 tons.
Model barge Mollie.
Five (1) gunwale bargee.
Three (1) coal boats.
All ot sables Can be. aeon at NATCHEZ, MIS •
bISSIPP.I, wail the day o f sale.
At New Orleans. Loutenon, un Wednes
day, October 4, Li 31 til ,
For the model barge Mulligan, and ono (I) coal
boat.
Which can be seen etFRT aupsort, LOUIS
IANA, until the de of sale.
For the 7/turf-boat Natchez, 700 tons; and two
coal boats.
Cllll be seen at BATON 1)0017E, LOU
ISIANA, until the cay of nate.
ALSO,
For the Bide-wheel steam e r Colonel. Holcomb
(building), registered' A tons.
Side-wheel steameroi..registered 600 tons.
Side-wheel steamer W. B. Savory, redletered 60
ten.
Side-wheel steamer 7. AL Brown, registered 3.19
tens.
Side-wheel steamer A. G. Brown, registered 217
tons
Side-wheel steamer Ohio Belle, registered ZOO tans.
Side-wheel 'dimmer Mustang, registered 1113 tons.
Side-wheel steamer Bout Charles, registered 657
tool.
Side-wheel geezer Diana, registered 700 tons.
Side-wheel steamer E. H. Fairchild. registered
Got tans.
Side-wheel steamer S. T. Adams, registered 691
tons.
Side-wheel steamer Switzerland, registered 619
toms.
Stern-wheel steamer Ids May, registered 250 ton.
Stern-wheel steamer lowa, reeistered 482 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Alta en oat, registered 052 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Dick Fulton No •2, regmter•
edllB ton.
Stern- a heel steamer Colonel Benedict, registered
11l ton.
Stern-wheel steamer Colonel Chandler, registered
"Ak toss.
SG rn-wheel steamer Connie, registered tons.
SD rn-wheel steamer Lizzie Davis, registered
Stein-wheel steasser Colonel Chapin, registered
Screw lug Leviathan, registered 324 tons.
Screw tue Blame Banks, registered a tons. -
Strew tug Baltic, registered 113 tons, •
Screw. tug Captain L'itkine (now building).
Strew tug (no name aeo now building).
Screw tug George E. Tyler registered 116 tone.
Screw tog America, registered 416 tem.
Screw tug Hamm, registered 160 tons.
Sereuetug Admiral, registered 16d tom.
Saes. tug Gladiator, 171 tom.
Centre-Wheel steamer Kepp.r, registered tool.
Centre-wheel steamer Genera l Ransom, register.
ed los tons. •
Centre-utieel steamer Colonel Oolburn, registered
01 tons.
Model barges Noe, 10 and it, and - Abbey.
Canal bold Ross le.
Ten (t 0) gunwale bates.
Twenty four (24) pontoon boats.
Four (3) yawl boat*, one (1) me boat, one (1) me
tallic boat, fire fit skiff., one (1) set of.ways.
All of wbich eau be seen at NEW - OBLEA.NS,
LA., anti) the day seen
a
At Mobile, Alabama. until TharadaS, Oe
tober 12, 12 M.,
For the Stde-wheel ,termer Laura 73.111, regfAterod
283 tons.
Side-wheel steelier Warrior. registered lee tons.
Side-wheel steamer James Battle, registered fel
Elerr -Wheel lifesaver a tie!, registeied SCM tons.
Side-Wheel steamer N. '..Thomas, registered ell
tons.
Side-wheel steamer Starlight, reglatere4 151
tons.
Side-wheel steamer [marine, registered 605 tons.
Side-wheel steamer J. D. BASIS, registered MIT
ton.
Stern-wheel steamer Jennie Bogor. registered
aaa
tens.
Stern-steal steamer H. B. Hamilton (sautt), reg.
hived 199 tons.
Peres. tog Ferri, registered 154 tons.
Screw tag Mph Cutting, registered 95 ton.
Effete tug Blossom. registered 51 teas.
model barge Fad, aural boat Golden .Era, canal
boat ((no name), forty (40) pontoon barges, thirty
(on) 3nwl boats,
be
three (3) seetlesal docks.
All of which caa sews as MOBILE, ALL.'
until the day of sale.
Persons making proposals for more 'than one
boat or barge, should glee the name or number of
each boat or barge bid for, with the price proposed
10
eictiveaevnefropem'containiog *bid Mioild be *egad,
and the name of the boas or barge, or description
of the property, indorsed thereon, and addressed
to Brigadier General L. B. Panions, Chief of EMU
and River Transportation. in care of the officer in
charge of ricer tramportation at the point dad&
listed for opening bids.
The Govervoneat maraca the right tin withdrew
any of the above property, and to reject propOsals
if deemed too low.
Payments to be made in United States ctummay,
m in the acceptance the m il e ariy . praisakal and prior to
delivery A
fa/ description of the property may be ob.
tamed on application to Colonel AtthiirEdwards,
Assistant Quartermaster, St. Loafs. hlissouti.
By order of the Quartermaster General,
LEWIS B. PARSONS,
Brigadier General and Chief of Rail and River
Transportation. aulatd
LARGE G0F413.1 , 131E.NT EILLE OF
Steamboats, Barges, and Ship
rard.
Qtrouranwarrsre Gsnatuatre Omura /
Wesel:germ Cm . , D. 0., July IS, 1565.
SEALED PJZOPOSALS . sre !trilled and will
he received at the *Dar of the Quartermaster
General (Bureau ot Hall end Elver , TrEll3l9olilk
tiOD) WlLihingtOn. 9z 13 / 301 the FIRST
DA; OF SEPTEDISES N T, at 11 °Week 111.,„
for theporthole of the following named STEM&
BOATS, 13.6.130114, and other property:
ntde-wheet staamez Olachamougm. tegillerOa 277
tons.
Side-wheel steamer Grant, reristered 193 tons.
Side-Wheel steamer Buroolda,reglsterrd 204 tons.
. Stde-wheel steamer thomaa, inistered 140 tons.
We-wheel steamer Sheraton, mslateted 10tont.
Side-wheel steamer Wault tchll. uaglStered
tons.
Side-wheel steamer Knoxville, registered 311 tons.
tUde-ateel steamer Dunbar terrecaL registered
tens.
' -- ginger's', regiatered 9* tons:
. _
Stern-wbeel steamer on, --
Scern-wheel eteamer enesw, registered top tam.
Stern-wheel steamer Bridgeport, registered MS
Stern-wheel Steamer Holston, registered es tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Missionary, registered nh
tors.
Stero-wheel steamer Chattanorga, registered 83
tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Atlanta, reentered 831 tons.
Stse-wbeel steamer Remus, registered 888 tone.
be.el steamer Lookout. registered rut tons.
Side-wheel gamer Stone Elva, registered 114
tons.
Stds-wheel steamer Candi, registered tom.
Also, &nen 0) gunwale barges.
One row boat, and one model barge.
whleb tad be sten at 011 ATTA of NOOGA,
,TEliff., at any tires pri
ALSO. or tothaday sale.
For the BtAntiggt Ways. StatiolrarY hasehtnerY
I land an - parte:lsmael In the United States Ship
building Yard at Mat, engage. • •
A full description amble& can be aeon at - the
eincel of the
terialitTubTlMlllti"
'and at Chattanxga.
Prey; the acellapre-tarited for each boat barp sop
aratel name. .cri ths.-boat desatiption of
bargeto deidgnated In the PrOPeul
full description of the •propaty 'mg ob-
Ulned aPpfloatitin tO , Welet.ooLArthM Ed.
wards, A. Q. nf., St. Lords, _ Stu _•
-Each 41STIROpemantalaing • bid should beM
sztd indorsed: . Proposals for StaaiseM Itarget.
and tither'Propstty at Chattanooga; r'Eastari of
Rail led-Silver Transpostation and addressai te
tt e Quartermastez Gesnral A., Waaninston,
. Payment; to bi rude in tinned States Ouirenby
upon thesteceptance of any proposal..lll/1 prior to
the dsliveryor the propertY.
• Ilesiltoir Tenant rearms the right to viitharral
aap ot theaters property, and to select proposals
nosnir4 tno
81 orditr,ot the Quarts/mm.4a 1. Geo.:rat
LEWIS B. PARSON&
'Brbiedfer Genital and Onset Of Bali and Weer
Transportation.
_ _
Lenaz GOVEBI{MBII . wax OF
19000,0 00 iWaia.s.
•
Ctusltrgrotairrna (7222202aVe Ovate;
Wasnorrox, 0.. AnSuit 0.1986. f._.
SEALED PROPOSALS are Invited and Mill
be received at the places and until the,dates here.
scar nenned, for the purchase of tartar, surPthe
00a1 Si those places, beleedthd to the thethth
meat.
AT LtrinsvlLLE, RT., until 72 o'clock as.,
et WEDNESDAY, August .^ for Coat Iring at
LOUISVILLE,. ~ PIRITILLE, TSYN.
AT ST. LOUIS, MO., oath .771021e.ta.. of
TUESDAY. September 5, far COM lying as CAI
RO, M 1.., MOMFHIS, IibMILNA.,_AII-
R73AS, and 1,701.7 TR OF WHITE RIVRs..
AT TIM.SIIO-. =MI getgobroh
FRDATegus,therr 117, for Oath , lying , at
- YIO AT RAT MISS.
MISS.. until 1A
a; ;of
SIoPDAT, Sept. V, for Coal lying. R TOED
6stharidearonosals alsoate recolved St the
'ISMS time for the Bargee Or Reath ce"..te'ulf the
Ude
envelope entstnteg a
i t . bd ADAM be sail
ed, andttoinals •or number of Barge eetrala.
Ina tt - Wanted thereon, and addressed t0. , 13:1707.
diet General Taxis IS.Parseas, Mel Still and
suer TrensporuOvra,” fa care *Me te
r
.
master A r chery of Over • triesuortstlon at the
Pbtat tea for °Man the bids. -
Tat eon ba aide tn Tinned States Illimasy
titanlLwaearpusmt as end plinth
,the detl7l22raf.the
Thsoosarnseant. reperf Llama saw. tou
any of the Coal au6 the Ramo boatel/Sag it, and
to releet proposals 12 deemed tholes% • ,
ItylOrkst et the thtuirteresestenOensral, ;
- • 1 • PALEsertS„ , -
:Btigaiker cieniesi sod Chill , et Rea .pri Rim
WBB-"Ne r VlSta ior =blilld itrees , :
a;3l"l"4 " 7 i6o;Miiiiiii3ol2o4l
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I.VS Ull.l.r4'E
INSURANCE
lituanfacturers amili)lerchants
INSURANCE COTIPANY,
Of Pittsbu'gh.
FFICE: No. 87 1111 ER SUVA
(IL-IGALEY'S BIIIZOMQ-)
J. I. REICCETT. Ftesldent.
J. W. eRALFANTiyIee Presidcat.
WM. P. JONES, gieretaiy.
NIURES AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
Insures Steamboats Lind Cargoes.
J A LICES L 11Lc,W , PAINTER,
JACOB L. scrwmaz.,i• ULTALpANT,
ROBERT LEA, ISAIAH DttlKL'T,_
.1. O. PERSHING, . WMLIA.M. DER
WA
fiLBUSIINELL,
L. R. blakll3oY, JOILN Vir/LSOII.
=WRY A W4VER.
mstssta..d
1.113178A.NCE.
BDATRANS I Plitt* NUMB
Insurance Company,
Offi : COME 11 - 0011i,)1111 MST M.,
Ora People's Braqual Bank.)
=BARD C ORA President.
DAVID IL PAST; c e President.
ROBBRT P/NlTErti-Secratary.
will Insure Agidast all Hinds
FIRE AND lIIAONE RISKS.
Dinwrojfis
B. 0. GHAT. D SE P&ILK,
T 3L BARTON,
JAMES
JILENELOHWNii.yOO.W;;LItuF,
_I,I: Euv ES .
op HIL EA. II. II %: O II 4,_Ii.D IGE:T.
F. J. 13IGLEY,
F. M. 003.. - .voN.
my2tamd
TNBITRANCIr.
UREKA mstraltia COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
Office : Corner Watt and Market Rs.,
(EtLGAILET'S
J. S. 6HOENBEIIIOII4 Preadult&
W. H. HffilCH,ieo Proxident.
HOBS= FLlNWll:l4enregarr.
WELL IN6U AGIIIIST ALL RINDS
Marine and YFire Risks.
ZDUCIIMVIS
-
J. E. SNOENBERGER, Ir. K. wallow
W. .1. MgDgEISON,_ t. J. ANDEBsbw,_
JAMS L'EtENNurr, p..W.BJELTEI OO Las
C. COONPAN, OAXIGHST.
H. T. LEEOH,.,Ps.., aIAZTIA TEL
L PLPENNO., ON P
A. D. 4:nB.
›l,Nuti-1171-v v 4,1
ADDY, a -BWERE4I
Emma 'Aaiun
Gas :and Stciam Fitter -
No. 165 WOOD STREET,
(OPPOSITE FIBS? causoa.)
Pumps, Hydrahts, Sheet Lead,
LEAD FIFE, PIG & EAR LEAD.
Plumbers' Ma 'tefials in Genial.
OIL zugp.vrziusir
Fitted Fp in : the Stost * Approved Style.
Tank" 11244 with reed or copper. Houses Med
srp:with vatesOr tzs•
B. Be-Ancadoro atooptlY Wooded to. 141
BAME . Y . , FLEBZTZ & CO.,
Xo. 167 litnUkfield Street,
MINCI7.I==.IS OP
Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe,
mess 7.•341..5. .
Wholesale furnishing souse for Mambas' Moo..
dais, Brass Goods for 'Water, (Hs and Steam.
Pumps, Hose, 000 0 Pipe and 0011001,
Eastern rates.
grs - soie agents for Knowles , and Silsbee,
Patent tea= PUNT, which =yolk* a need lot*
felt by oil 105, for a ptunp that will sztianst rap.,
City and work wit,h cass aaA eartainiTnithOnV
entalliror too great so copious.
Sir Orders soilatted. irriar
BOOKB, .ILBINEIS, Ba
Boolo3i BONS I 130Cia3 t
. •
Domostie Life in Feedlot.
'Voted axe atter Poems.
Mother a waleys.
ZOnellsea me
Belem) ea Leel[ l lOPOth Pal% 1
The Seheebiej , . gotta ramtiv.
IL Tousles human ot the Itebelilim.
Hoare Among the (knelt. '
. Gums Popular Take. Gems. i
-ra rtorrsai Th =3 t ranas ''
.. Pewee Annia coat. stettt:
. - thattlee Mort
orataciaik • .1 - .4 .
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J. 3..DE,336.7a.amakperea . l
..,
IiISEI BOWN. • - - . .
J - -- - '
guarczwroßta or
' l2 "' EN'ROIED -130111NG VOOLS, .1
Wing • Oili.t3alt ad Othg. - -Wells
,
- - ne4,414 tfOOD' IMON • -
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"*.rrfssortiEr. N.
..
Toots wthvited 'wt..: the 'reale* waif
£ND Low Roos .rmr. - . •
• vitirELL, BORERS !,
6533113161 33 . '
'
RceakroaFt ClWlrsia. Zox7l,aerai.
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with m are et articles "as =team •to ..a4 5.
.
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saovu.s,- - - - pusinwv•
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puck - - ..t. -.,• ruatahas..,.
Rope,
,Leather , 'and and .-.4usi , , tall%
. • , - an an32*l*liiiiso34336ll1 3 36 336 . I
n ROCEBII23: • -: - - '
,?! Itz tegarattzne am-ciao BID ClaboL.,_
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130 &k r
34 ao - abs 31165 p! . 1
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