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SCIB3I7'IPIC CLASSIFICATION,
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We bmre beendisiristitatitingom'iietili;"
ligna of the Commercial down to som4thlng
• definite and precise, In relation to the math
-debated question of re-construction, and
the supposedpollcy of Me Preside4l,
they have pfOretised to falpport • is 2 appea
l:ion to the platform of the late Republican
Convention of this State. We are now
favored - ihth an exposition of thesoverat
Vasa hoi, differences of opinion, which are •
- -Itltippd to' divide 'the friends - of the ad
dainistration throughout the country, which
"We 4*e-for - the purpose of showing just
.bow much these new public instructors,
who have heen BO roundly rating the
. party andits doctrines, have understood of
- the subjects pf which they talk so confi
dently and oracularly.
To.be fully and -easily understood, we
will specify some of these plane.' There is
lie plan of the President, which Is admit
. tedly experimental. It proposes to trust
the Southern people, under the sanction of
the oath of allegiance, and under the unal
lerable condition of the abolition of slavery, '
- with the rights and privileges of citizen
tAtthe rpspisi Smelt reserves to; the
<MVemmeniihe right to infidel the loaders
-of the rebellion, and the right to
anal and reverse any. action of- the
people which may "catiffict with the
above conditions. This right has
already been-exerriw.a hy.anuniling
cor a / a tte r , miulicipel regalatfOns,
__and State elections, which contravened the
4.starditions above named. The plan of the
more raciltnan of, ; the loyal-people is
to extend d lenient policy to the man of the
late rebels, to pianist, the leaders, and to
adroit the emancipated slaves immediately
to the .right or stamp.' pie.. plan ,of the
great •body of ther party•Nthictris now in
the ascendancy, agrees substantially with
• that of the Administration at Washington,
reserving, as the Administration does,
name details of future measures—that of
negro suffrage among them-.-for the'consid
-vnidon of.portgresur and for further discus
viten amortglisa peonle. Anotherplaukto
regard and treat the States and people of
the South-as conquered.proyinces divested
of ill - right -of protection -and of ell- civil
privileges.
Now,-these plans, with the.ezeeption of
the last named, which is directly exclusive
of the idea of Union, and eo. is destructive
to itwreliot so materially alfr'erent from
eachkither that they may not cozies/3 e.
It seems then, that the o_lm of the President
proposes to trust, inter words re ad
mit thine States; on the - isole condition of
the atolitiOniif aldveiy, reserving the right
,
to annul and reverse any action of the peo
ple which may: conflict vvith_this condition,
'lslets been already .4orte Jo. eases of Judi
victual contracts, municipal regulations and
Shite.dectiens, which have contravened it"
alad,'.`aoine detail, of future
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inekstaiesnch as negro Taffrage--for the
consideration, of Congress, and further dIS-
CifEiOn among the people."
sow, as the comzriernal proposes to
speak for the Administration, we have a
question or twO to pat just here, which is es
senttalto u:Oroperunderstariding of the case.
We woUld.hite to know, in the first place,
--- how, and by What authority, these reserve.
toils are to be made and enforced, unless
those States are now in the condition of
conquered provinces, or in other words,
subject to the law of the conqueror? If
they continue to be States, as they were
belotelle.rebelllon, it is of course impossi
ble for either the President or Congress to
retnnex„hay,epntlition whatever to their re
ttg—tfiliey should, however, what isthe
tesoddveperoadi, andhow is that condition
to be enforced? We are informed that it
IS to be in the same way as has beea dose
skiie E . Ctilieis'aiVitraqiioniOelpariekl,
tilations and State elections, by reversing
andiAtifittli ihkr-:!neta„. But how are
et
1 4_,. fgt.filgAllO444ol , snnt powers or sovereignty i
- - these r actortf wliffli onlyi conqueror could ~..
pert:lli - li, Id be diefilsed, withontinVOkinfir
AluPqiiiite'red s 'PrOvAiieer„doctrine 16 MC',
laWtheni I' Ards are they to be exercised
•sft•rtitiO-Stakes ire re-admitted or before? 1
iiraiiiisitelitoo;hit the "plan" does vouch- I
'ate some of thr - Mirror details—such as
steno euffrage, for the consideration of
Von'Oesi and the people, for which Ittust
-we 'are ; allderirateful.-owe would ilkii
to kr.otv,:furibeywhether we are to be al
lowed_ to OCUS,S, themnow, or ~w hether
COkriiitted,"SOltil#s aro to, wait until
Ilfeiraktatefriatre adarillfeilbaorO.ici under-;
take to , Interfere hi there matters? Is it ex.
mected — that any'af:them will come bank
-with Constitutiliniallowing negro suffrage?
- .a- .
..,.:-.-- if they derikwill..COngress be allowed the
. rivilegeofexiludin them? lint how are
it , ,,,, ~ ~,,, •,% a
..;; ---, -0%-o ,---avri...orir a recourse to that
-Ittiomirotbler, *iliro,ted province doctrine?
' And if tkey'arso,tfr admit them, what then
alaeritirliisEirwurfrage, which
,111 'conceded
,lbetioltAtiitif,. jciiiiiirliglA4 l 4.P.'ier;2lo
. 4 4 - 1 1 1h,*(9€.:ta:PSinilt.9Pa 84 1- #4 62 *
o,ll34u;biketo l t o anw i ti th ?
c e.: h 7 ,u pla wn.o ' of 00 ,4 1 0. 7:
States, liillllltv .have lleble"li.(; :o e ' d
pr t h ey
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l i il mvi;i ng rri rad(cat portion of the 14yai
• ' 'People. t ' •li:ta? purdah the leaders and admit
-'4. the eximrthipated,slaves immediately to the
i t 10 .. .t , ,„4n..g„ wen, tut ur our plan,
• ' 14-. Or may, sad, 0 1.' 1 :9 14 14i It not the
c , preOepps, Buffs It lils;platt.io ;admit
Th. 'third eventtialtyr,ll It le, how ' does he
ii IiXOPM-,tit*:#iplialt It?, lilt by leaving
ovpispifigio.,,Wireir -litalanasters? - And
. ' .wheiriall-txrpeetiiiilliat they 1411-take _the
'• mettfr'iiii*l4ii4toricrship?/There is another
VallMAKrels which must - -Per according
ii
o tharViiiwaerifal l 4 classlileatiori, ;o'4 ; or.
iiii radical who are set r loygrjuid that.*
,""to ropriloird treat the #tstesorthe Borah
- Ots atiqtered iiffilGeiticf -t of all;
Thstvivolifitlectios. anftt ilLittitil prlvi
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: • jeryes-suft#o the floseolorefol seye ‘ . Ms
; i dPpoilf, - .*4lRAti:4o.l4qfs, ...* . 1711 4' 21, 1
A wer_vis destructive' to w' , —;nussrang,i of i
course, the old.eiers governed Unfair-I
Now - 1f atif : eilAllj i i*Pilrf*PqßCPft
",ihititirstreeieSt4tittsitsilASlty of the iondae--)
'*isiiiiiiii iiiiiiipriiii;evert to comprehend s
the graTeVielliMtillalgq4
tram tuideitake ' to deal so familiarly, we
have it justhere. Z 1 tea they t tO
coativiesaalsiovinces-doetrinQs - is 7' 0 •
ly obvious that they have not the alighted
COnceptton of its true
*elf in the latnepalle4bl quoting approv
a
In'froila siteiciffirJedge Kmany, in
,whichAtidoetrine atiterted'itt It ,
ai audidort vigorous sense, as we; kn ow _
`into be held by that gentleman, in common
with Ortmelves. It never yet seems to
bele entered into their noddles,
although we have tried to cudgel inhere-.
that all the several plans 'which It describes,
and every other imaginable one to boot,
that looks to the imposition of terms in the
shape ofeonditions or Otherwise, upon the
lecedLog States—whether relating to eman
a.pation Or - negro suffrage—must necessari
ly rest upon the hypothesis that they have
forfeited their rights in the Union, and be
ing now conquered by our sans, are sub
ject to our law,—which Is one of the cense•
quentes that- always follow a condition of -
war,' resulting as this has done. If they
had only looked into the Proclamations for
so much Of tip President's plan as is dia.
closed there,llley would have dlecoverad,.
thatin assum ing the forfeiture of the
'-live franchtseAy thes" whole *hits popuis ,
lion of those Kates, appointing ProvlitiOn
al Govern r ig coAIeVIRILB anti de':
, ,
Whig who are ' map9o 34 14444, 1 0 0 . •
'to vote-le ins rartutily• naemising, .
high *vent, Of'votieftd gay as *En g fret
the law et conquelit. - Veuld:cinder. : Berne:
body hal putit't =tb4@hdatls,+bowevar,
that the 0 :LOX/TY. .ofMt' 1 - *lll4ent 111 Pat/
these Bastes ergo fifidf - ut_and,have been
made indeliendinie our tale by their sub,
missdon io"otkelii6 of 4Egeatia cotulevence
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by the Way of a victory—and: ' thus it is,
thatitt their zeal to defend - whatthey sup
posed to be his doctrilal; and dlcthot really
understand, they have • blmosiereditato ab
surdities of whlch aff, ealtoorborshoteld
have been. lufiumSed.. - - .
To make thie ignorante-more treason
xentnhowever, we give further extracts
from the speech of Judge4Lettr:
Ido not demand universal confutation,
or _to chafranchise every rebeL i am Ter
mercy and conciliation, so far us they are
consistent with the safety of the .nation.
But I believe with President Johnson that
treason is a crime that must be punished, -
and I hope he will soon quit pardoning
leading traitors that a few may be brought
to punishment. I believe that at the close
of so bloody a rebellion the law of treason,
end the heresies of State sovereignty and
the , right of secession ahmild be eettled by
Judicial decision, and that the fact that the
people of the United Stems are citizens of
a nation should be sealed and sanctified by
the bleed of a few distinguished traitor&
For the southern muses, let uahave amnes
ty and pardon: for the laws and honor of
our country, assertion and vindication, and
for the peace of the country and the free
dom alit/ humblest citizen thesurest guar
anties. To secure these ends we must have
no restoration of the 'peat no hasty and
ill , considered rectoistruntion. The . cork
of reconstruction must when done, be
perfect; and, in acrordanterwith the Con
stitutkM, pecureilomac-k - Otato a republican
form' of government, and' twesch citizen of
each State the right to travel In safety
throughout the wide national d'omain, be
his 'opinion and complexions whet they
may. Reconstruction must be had.
man Wein to hold the Beath as a subject
prprinee. lam for readordng the masses of
the people, ane,will exert my utmost pow
ers to bless-them.- • Let us restonsto them
lisratfidlT Wet= all the benefits of bow _
and government Let us rapidly as. we chit
with - safety to the honest . Union , peoPle of
that eeetion, confide to thine local sisitim
arriment,:whether It be rinderthat _name of
'States or Tenitories. But may waned be.
justified In deellniig, at least fot the Mist
est, to Invite them to govern as t toprovide .
for enzymatic= and National debt and ett
tabllahly the aid of the free undepeutne,
racy of the North, a system- of revenue that.
would close our factories sad eyerwhelm
us in National and individual batliraptcY.
Let us say to them,- govern yourselves,
gentlemen. -Do it wisely and well, and
thus give use guaranty of returning utility;
but for the present you hold your property,
your liberty and our fives by our mercy;
and though we freely grant you these, we
decline to resters to you. those rights you
rillinquiahed when you overthrew your
State Governments and made sanguinary
war on the nation, until you shalt give us
adequate security to keep the peace and be
of good behavior.
Nov, maik the italics It Is a good point
theq think that the Judge does not demand
"universe/ confiscation or universaldieran•
4Lisement" Neither does the Platform
dr Sxxvxres, or anybody else. They do
do not see that this language recognizes the
propriety of a partial one. It is another
good point with them, moreover, that "no
man wishes to hold the South as a subject
province," and they italicise it also. Well
that is true, and indisputable, but has
nothing to do with the gyration whether
they are in that condition now, except to
/firm it—as is done in all his subsequent
remarks, wherein he treats their ultimate
restoration as a matter of mere grace on out
part, and says to them that "they hold their
kreperty, their liberty, and their lives at
gra merely." Strange stolidity ! that con—
demns a. doctrine by the silly reiteration
eif a parrot phrase, without knowing what
A means, and thin almost in the same
breath, indorses that identical doctrine In
Its broadest and most offertaimform-or Pre
aenlation I Hadn't the Coninfirial better
turn its attention to the thaiketii . and' let
Politics alone? Such zeal without knoszl.
edge, as it bus teen displaying,- will only
annoy and disgust those whom suppose®
I telt .o be serving. •
The early to be Defeated by Ito own Doc-
Tor., Commercial of Vredneaday morning
rays; ,
"The Pittsburgh Ger-eltels-dolag Its ut
most la_ defeat the 17nfron party In this
;State. Feeble as Its efforts are, this is their
clirect tendency. Itts,not thp first instance
of unfalthfalnss,'&c." • ••
The Gatettet maintains no other than the
,doctrines of the party as enunciated at Har
risburg, rinditatilie Ciniimerciar has not
yet had thelardlhootlto deny, It is the
party doctrines therefore. that .In the .epic• '
ion of that paper are threatening to destroy
it. 'BM liciw any newspaper ; . that
,denonn.
tea them, can hope to maintain' - itii norifiL
dance or teepee; 'Va '4lu - cation that the
Co/MUM:fat Itatfe- an Oppetitra4Y.On
solving. It pill find oat, by and by, that
it is not a brazen face that can tory It no
cesafally thratigtt such atrial.
II tee luvre been untatthAl in any part'c
ularin these doctrine's, we call upon the
Commercial toalloW ' And This is a de
mand thatit cannot evade. mint either
most or maho up its mind to stand brand.
estbefore the public with the double crime
of hypociisy and falsehood. No Albany
dodge will answer here.
-TEE NEW Yona PLATFOILM seems to be
a compromise between, the Radical find
Conservative Republican/ If Ippicoves the
administration of President ffoitisein c and
endoieea ififtlar steps towards recon
stractßOl; bat'adds that "whenever it shall
be deemed conipatibletwith Citepubilessfe
ty to restore -to the4ltsles- latelyJn rebel
lion the renewed bibitise of those rights,
we trust it Will beirondin'the faith and on
Rai bssliithelAihn, LimS.Mcilied the
of equal and im partial Justice, and with a i
'view 'ideation and perpetuation
of cltizetishlp - of:al l their : pelvis." :With
this radical, qtudificatioN we see no oh-'
'otion :fir-the plafformi • x.' he Convert.,
•tlnn It b plaiwiteisno .falth iminf,4ll*;
.glitAtlkti#44lti/OPTattre_ Is44PqaPP,eti! - ,Pi{
ItlS,,,NOMPstible. She,. public'
figef"Z:O`Patfaiienient;'*e'' venture to
predict; that will pat it off for a considera
ble season.
tie ow lA-. Ale—
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We have elsewhere observed upon the
Commerefaft - chrissificaticm--of the -Onion
party on the question of reconstruction.
Our own views on this subject are that
t7O phasp,s of ppiniun upon
the gennraliatteith:gt--one issimiti4St the
'Rebel communities having destroyed their
own government, hay* lost their status as
members of the Federal Family and for
feited their rights under the Constitution,
and by the law of war to which they
themselves, appealed, have - fallen under the
dominion of the 'conqueror, and are really
at his mercy, in rights, perm:mond estates—
to be restored only on such terms or con_
dittoes not inconsistent. ith the spirit of
our institutions, as that conqueror may pres
cribe --and' the other,' trislottnethst •thelle
states have forfeited nothing, slid still re
main it their original condition; subject only
• to the constitutional liaillilnirthe part of
their citizenli* to answer before the courts
of the sovereign, tor their treason against
the government, under the Constitution,
and laws of bust/Lilted States. These are
Abel ; divisions-''of aentiment on which
tryerYthing turns. Therms:o' .hedifterenees,
and probably are, eat°. what • these terms
insisting oh negro , suffrage ,
, Mad Wigs dissenting `6l• , 411 -
'• Are VIVA. WO balleveyes to:the- qUestion
, , ofthe abbilitait elever7„ Tut Wherever
the queiticm ol trreai or, eendigirri
to the case, the distmt mew Of theoldrelhtioa
and the forfeiture of r . Constitutral rights
la always admitted—the pow to iMpose
new terms-=-whatetrer they may tieel-
Warr implying that the old .bargeln is at
an aid, and that the conqueror has a right
to say What be will shone to exact for his.
Owe futtiossocaritY, And thisla the here
tical end damnable u stinquered•province"
doctrine, vrincliii held by everybody in the .
WA:retry, with the exception •of the, rebels
and their liortheni •and' Oven by the
Como/erns/ itself, and all others who sup
port the policy of the Proclamations—
though sometimes as in the ins ante of that
papev—without knowing I'.
The other doctrine, that these States
were tot out, and stand now as before up
on their original rights under the Consti
tution, subject only to such penalties as
_lave been Incurred by the treason of their
people 7 -wittch Is the universal ides of the
Rebels and the Copperheads, and which
opr Republican President is very strangely
supposed by them to favor, even wheats is
dealing with these States as a conqueror—
disposea,ol the whole question of Decon
struction, by affirming the right of these
&rites to come tack wheneVer they choose,
' without any condition whatsoever, and
leaves all the righti," fianchLeins, and proper.
ty pf the traitors, unimpaired and unaffect
ed 'by their rebellion and defeat, except so
far as they may bo - resaied-by the process
of trial - and judgment lathe Federal Comm.
In that • view, however, - no man in these
State* hart legally disfumetalsed, and no
right of property in . 'slaves his been
divested either by prodartustion or war.
If t', e law of war Mut not 'unsettled their
relations and brought them Wont:a power,
but lelt an thetrcemstitationaretettrutam- ,
Paired. it has equally Wei to dlstnrb their
property in alavea,Which Is. one of them.
If the President now can insist on the rrerv .
t reader of thatinstitution, It is on the Same
ground only on which he or Congress
might MEW on negro mileage or anything
else, and thatis, as Judge gsu.r well re
marks—beeanse they are now 'at our
inercv, and' can only receive back such
' privileges, as we may accord to them, as a
matter of grace. All this is well understood
by the copperhea,da and rebels, if it is not
by the Commercial and its readers, and
therefore it is that they are so united and
so slamorotrs In the support of what they
understand to be the President's policy, in
keeping the negro-down, and having things
precisely as they were-
••DSUST EMI PUT LUPIN."
The old slave drivers c aunt forget their
plantation manners, and the moment they me
an opening fora return to poorer, they feel an
brealstable 'lmpulse to crack their plantation
whip. Thus the Richmond Whig. tittle editor
is a candidata for Congress, makes a lotions 63-
malt upon the North, charges It with incendiar•
Ism and with tormenting strife, and adds :
"These tormentors of continued strife may
be few, but they are dangerous and should be
put down. The work of subduing the rebellion
Ll not thoroughly done till these rebels &gal net
the peace-and welfare of the country are crushed
Bad quieted."
And so, every man In the N )rth who to not
ready to bow the knee, as of old, to the majesty
of the South, must be pat down! This is the
sound of the slave-drivers! whip, as It used to
be beard In Congress. Slavery was the very
essence or Intolerance. and Its devotees are to
this hour as bigoted and proscriptive 'as ever.
They-cannot hear discussion, nor tolerate tree
speech. The man who opposes them must bo
'Tut down.?' It is not camel to outvote h im,
he must be climbed out. The gag-rnie, adopted
In COZgrelsa when Anti-Slavery petitions first
.fMen to pons in, was one of the earliest „maul
festaticrne• of Able spirit; and U. was naturally
followed by ransacking the motif on der federal
iotholitY. And* airliettaltde: atteotpta to sup
press free rpOoth and free press. From that
lionyto this; every Bentham politician hes been
lalteeill to neighing Mce p free diSZTSIOn of
6mithrrn instltntions. •
To ortn the doors of Congress to those fel
!or; is simply to bring bear the reign of terror
that prevailed in past ream, under their sway,
Already we hear them clamoring that the .di
cad Republicans of 'the. North mast tm " put
down !" They are intoxicated with the ides of
011pj; back. Into reinter, and smack their lips
with gusto over the anticipated revenge upon
their enemies.
t o fe* months , ago the country was decided
,and enhbacic in Its demands that teach traitors
sa.thie editor of the
.0711 g should be
Since thane more kindly spirit has prevailed
to
ward thirds ; many o f theta bare bees partioubtt•
atA•nolr,".4 trying the eneduient of rester•
ing.them all their .ancient: privilege, 44 are
waiting to see what will bathe effect of trusting.
1 spa i linplitliJy and . Creating them ataguard
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c ° li r • 464 ,_ . 0 , 4 t § I.
Unt omln W. tor lento. Ls be ~` pat
OWll'. The did sbeheholderef rule is to be to
ee jrLtd. 00 114 , 0 1 6 0!l ie l a ir P#V sted i
liis theloyat mem a ( teoctonutq,whoare to be
treated as suirainalst dS that, have .to do.
to brfilt beck the good old , times When Bully
Brooks - trai 'weir of the open the
doors of Congress when the editor of the Rich
mond Whig applies for alimiselen,rand bag him
and hie friends to take the Government ant of
our unworthy lurede.' we ate to be .put
am)," In us anticipate- oar irretrieltible * fate , '
and'ulacenar necks voluntarily under their feet.
If their hands are foul with the slaughter of our
brethren at Libitty, Belleijele or AndeisenvMe,
wbsaneed wean i Is our Place to blicalAveg.
and theirs to
• If the fair of trtusibag the political • ,power of
the &;tah exclusively to rebels was, not - before
, appentnt... it meet begin total* now. _Every
dose experience contributes something•to toe
itt the faith of thertuitylvenla Repub.
:110,44 /1 4tin, ”that the :Mild and Crezierens
;method of seloriAdleflott Offend by, the , r . o .
that t o the 11,30p1e astely .rebellion, his not
Coin accepred in the spirit' of honest loran, and'
gratitude, but-with-ouch -evidence Of defiance
and tete thipel to' the convidlort
that the, tinthoi s he safely intrusted with' MS
pollticiii;fi;) whla they ;Pilell!ea by, thelZ
trearoi,i , : , •
BERM% Eleptember2l.—ln the esse•Al the'
United States vs Colchester, the , spirites!
medium, Jude A. K. Bell glued Coleherte
$4OO and
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Sintmity - dur4. Er.„7'
-Ate
tent far immediate universal negro cage
-andysturvbere ivelndttest-doetrine-in-the-
Hahlitrur i g Resolutions t t f r . r
Thik hi not true; ' 'Are !mite iuit'dhiensited
. y't ste inbleci et alVWhllerttr - may
bear . opinions, *high we shirt be ready
to glUe at large, whenever-we shall find a
little learns for that purpose. •
As the Commercial is, however, obvious
ly in want pf Information in regard tp the
Harrisburg Resolutions, we have no objec
tion to furnish it when asked for. ,
We nits it therefore to the third of the
settee already quoted by is—where It
is asserted that the- rebel States "cannot
be safely intrusted, with the political rights
they have forfeited by their treason, until
they have proved- their acceptance of the
results of the war by. incorporating them in
Constitutional provisions, and sseuring to
all men within their borders their inalienable
'rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of hap-
Pintas."
Will this do? Dir. Mal an says that 'he
llboties of our people are safer without
the privilege of
,votiog. there is any
other way in which. they-mm.lSe Secured,
we should like to .be (Advised of it: Will
' lhq Col*Orcial Infbral ne if Pitt ,War not
Intended:to mean that they should sots)
TweVerglnterrfa (sap that'ltyr Oat.*
m4intaida.tbs4Atik fiebt)i leadeia ;an pro
perly be treated only as prisoners of war."
pubiCtidng. 'All,lbat we re-
Markediras that itWas idle to talk of prin-
MIME.; any man for treason only, and we
had great douiSs w4cttller it would be even
proper after having been compelled to ac-
knowledge thefr belligerency.
It wads, wortaver, that wa discourage
confidence in the President.
714 leant true either. We have no idea
that the President.ja by any means as nu.
worthy of trust as the Commereiot would
represent him. It la tha_ Commercial, and
not the President that we have been cau
tioning the people to distrust. If that
paper speaks his mind—as it protases to
do—it will ruin him In the estimation of
everybody that is loyal—neither it nor the
Post, hoWever, are to be cenaldered as
authority upon such questions as these.
Either of these Would make a Copperhead
of him in very quick time,
.FrE Fr an rz ft risaxtE.Tra.
SHOE 1311IIHRES.—A large ad3OftMent
received and for sale by
JOHN A. REFISELAN7,
corner of Liberty and Mad attests.
QUEEN @LIVES.— he lines • import
ed. A am./1 lot itid teeetved, In Maas Jars,
and ter ante at Me Fatall6!ri i ree ß vllit s l
ef u eot w
ne22 easter Liberty ad nand street&
ctvL it4-2te:Prira7r.
i„&., a :.,.ea retr4S the haltraosery St*
of
. JOHN a—amsrsnAw.
1.4=1 scrum ;Omar Nut 1 4 8 4 Weed+
TEN ACE.EII, SIVA MILKS-BROM
the tit), ordhatelof 156 that% best irattbt Irma
fr.ine hare. KILO* &I.; eery aPatetele by 10117
and named. For rti . o a k a
l l i v r ol 116 s.
.4222 . 61 • •
ri1101 , 113 STOVEPOL./K t re
t.—Jus.
44006 Mao. Staintt.Palluit,tpall P
Er l 3 l ol,Brick put, 811ret Nap b 7 SUM , Plata
Brutes. for pottaltlng. Par *at* at Qv /milt
Omar, More - •
• WEN A. Execurew.
am. . easaert.tbartit vat Hasa atraata.
U 21 L OLOTHBB WRING—
war Waage, -Mal has the egg
worta attalal.ed, - ato laths 0..17 Wises that Orel
aatlatactlen. A largo dealt en hand utA fat lab
at et.adla, St. HMIs liteeti 6,1
. IR IL PHILLIPS.
saPt Selo Aiwa' to Allethesl
14.15,(3114 0, 15.8.1,1 LNG.--Leather and
Glua klattlag, also, Guns Packing. 1 110 3 %
kat, Lag Leatttar.lttreta,ato." A lane ,to
Attlotd, wallah will tot bold at the lowiort_prtaas.
stetter wholesale or rata!, at Ma India Robber
Loped, ea • J. at b. PBILLIPB,
0r.211 No.'s II attA ta Bt. oar striros,
TIE SECRET
LETTER WRITER t
AT
eras .I. 1.. READS, t o. is Foartb Street.
WEIT.F., ORR ct. CO.,
No 25 Fifth Street,
Offer for cafe a Ear aanortment of
DRESS GOODS,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET P6lO Es.
se=
REAR CR ERR RAILROAD.—PROPO
- S&LS will be reel the Grabbing,
Cleating. Earthwork sod !amatory, of TWENTY
sunions or THE BEAR CHEEK R&M.
ROAD,. boated from • point oo the Erie and Pitts
bursa Rellocaa, two miles south of West Green
ville, to a point eastward of Mercer walla o'clock
P. m., September Seth.. All Imm:i o mb. mort be
made for separate seetlons, and may be sent to L.
D. WiLialonS. Eaq., Secretary of the Company,
at Meadville. or beeves at the St. Onarles Hotelc
West Greenville, on SePtearnafi 2610 i when fho
Bored of Direetion will meet for aware..
All Information can bs onelned by apptleatloo
to J. L. BS/GUEN, Seq Ermcneer of the Com
pany, at Mercer.
WEI. HEYNOLDS, PnaWent.
imarao!. rare Ore Toe,
E- Atintineerv. Se, INA
E—
SEALED PllOl - 'OSALS WILL, Ittb
BE H
vEI TED as refs *Moe until TIFF-SCAT,
Mb but E for furolealtar UM. feet of four lath
W ATER P IPE, eeoh pill to oil (et; 1012 g, %Halt
think. end tnpable 01 etildln* a 'mesa Or . /00
POtindlt.o the muddy thee, , TtiCploo to be dells
eyed at sash Masts ln,Allersheny, ttur Unaisatan
01 the Water Coettailtee may WNW..
Binder' en* request% to slate omen they prte
Dom to [menthe eatitreat Mdaplated." Dy area:ton
Of the'Vretar Collmitten. ' •
. .
aB - FRANCIS, ••
Mall • OH/ CdotroUsr
ttifE colikti. OF COMMON PLE.I. 3 8
P" &LW CM Writ COUNTY, PENNA., 1519.
4 - 1; Onbeher Term tin, .1 wild Weland sad Ana
U. Oslielamidge alit, vs. S. allathentle, emelt.
tor of- Nary Robulioa,•deneesed, with oottee to
.r.`,°4llS - 4flltwati:l4,7sa,Fdrifig r .;l l l:
rfor Indadent.' 601, tranber Term, tel l ,
reduthehle to the heat Monday of °maim. MC.
'if.. defendants Ire hereby notified to appear
to JAW sotto
sod ebovr cane. mho judgment
herald not boentet*l laid Use mentrut them
for debt, latent sod still, and aby exeoutioa
should not be biased to taunt the same,
A. M. BROWN, A.
JOHIIN
00 11.
0E STtor WftT, Shedd.
E n.
ern .3..1
CLOTHES, MARKET,
w..a.zvcrs 13.44.83Eciwr.9
OF ALL, KIM).9,
At )11713VETS,
14A CS FEDERAL STR VET,
AlloghenV.
, weave,,
Te •
x•Payere of. Allasheny Take Natio,
Pubes malice b earet4.tateeti 0 1 0 1 .0 14 :idett
tax, aaaessea
War
passons,. ripttiop, ono
Otopoit_y of said ward td now do and pap
to
mo at No. E 0 Wasbloston atrearia d Sundt., paid
In thirty dye from tiatil dioarat'llallatisnis will
ha DaedgG against awardin
E g to Law. ~., •
LZ
iStralnunagtO, ukeET EO
Satiniod :
0 PEN LNG. • • •
3:11X: SITOBIEIDJ r
Win open on a &Tp,(ll:4!Y ; cilko Asa lost, an el►
mitOttnxent or
NEW AND FAbHIONABLE MILLINERY.
• ,
AC No. KV lIDERAX. BTII ET,
se2l:4td
Allegbent Ulll
VSTEAY.—Taken up In Allegheny, on
Wednesday, seetembeenelniamo en.
• DARK BL ELAitE, .
.fifteen hiksdil htgh. not rb 000 1,.0 both hind best
with Isft,MAd test Neum be by given
of
;hi pope, to ball 64 tits Uhler ttf'l , Bl/01, per 1.
ages trig ;stetter aday op litie *di be dip°. ea
- 6000=g UMW( sattnnol
fiRTNERISHIP.--Tho col) ytnej , ,
- orrA k ul l LTEretairn i =744t-A2P. '
Was absolve' by 112121.61) consent eo "tie 'Ws day
oflootemben n&elh . . 1 5 6 * The bolo of Lao
A m es arm bikutl4ol,4 PAti clf !wilco; ilk'
":' `" IrtiosAtoweite
tegiate - , n'inaLTANOB w , arm&
_,
'jog oRI3E. You saLE!' - litre
Ir year
an "V irgASK A M. "
SOAP BTONB.-60 bblo:' for sale by
8. 'rt. COMM&
OIL watrims-,-Fprliexib.:6l4„,„
AIM PLASTER_ 50 bble.; fir sale by
lII'MAY
lIBRICATING OIL-60 bbls. for
POI LL. Lt. COLLt!t&
dfIEY!
.411 rER sz.AurorTH.
.GoLD P 22113, -
SteeUlna.
Lithographic Pens,
Mule Pens,
Quills and Pens,
. Slates,
Rulers, &o,
All kinds of
WHITING AND COPYING.
INNS aJMIII FL VIDE!,
For sale by
NUBS, BCHOYER & CO„
2:ltd IS MYTH STREET
COKE ONE, COKE ALL!
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
SWORE.
Nos. 18 and 15 St. Clair St.
atteatlOn • tbs publta fs called to taut tarts
and ezteuiva • kf (IZINTLEguop.9 PUB,
VIE 4 • e ' • *mud at Qs aboYIN•
aka
wtoArta=at=
taw •ItS" advadtsai U atm o call,
sad =sada" ( stock bettors mkshaedaa olso
whets, 11•1 ••• •
: lb . o . katratao4Outifektatol
, •• • 'la • blilavun
Sou e:3
to
/ 404311 Daitt9+ !u n i ZMOIfirasl .
__I L UNIX'
(1 01 sol 4 loyal thfut esti. •
trttit..
.60011.;1, oa . j .
Ases, /4 4 , Vv4 ava
I ! !
i midskfr .
= : t.
?i4D. A lamb . r
LitA tt l i e s to ssiw, :iieoo.3 r
trtligymiting
APLEGELENE COLLEGE,
MEADVILLE, PA- .
clekleas'acia• for 1.84315.0343.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTUM= 20,
TEYt.RI OPEJfH.
Wednesday, December aO, Fall Term closes; Thurs.
day, Tanury 4, Winter Term opens; Finley, March
DO, Winter Term, Mosul Monday, April 2, Spring
Term opens; Thursday, June 28, Spring Term
oIonts—COMMENGEBIENT.
Location beautiful, healthful, and euy of access.
Libra/tuts Dabbiett. and apparatus on usually en.
truly@ and valuable. A new boarding hall with
completely itirnlilhol rooms for the accommod.
thou of one hundred studeits. Boarding from Uno
{Ol4OO per weer.
Clout. commencing Latin and Greek will be
formed at the beginning of the Fall Term.
J. TINGLEY,
Mid m. Secretary of the Faculty.
- -
N OUCH.
We have the Sole Agency (or Pittsburgh, of the
UNITED STATES PIN COMM ;
Also, Adamantine and Swan Bill Hook
and Eye Company.
was:m=4ms DAALEISS AND lOBBLItS
! ; gtiy , 24 above,,in
ew li rg eeht (t*w•weing
ing et
Km. 78 and 80 Market Una,
CLYDE .& CO.
see
pton .01.TIr COLLEGE,
Corner Pews and • • -
PITTSBITMEC,
St ! , largest, clasper% sad awn auseessral
1:01414 A gs)
DT TYE MUTED f3TATBS.
&Watts enter and review At Any time.
/Er Mind Are, eontsinfos hill
two
tree Or Any Address, on optimism to the
Dale I •
41ENKINEI A MTH,
noithasirdNieirT PITIMMInatr. P.
BARON LIEBIOB•
FOOD.
FOS tardlilTS /USD INVALIDS,
Tor ranking • pleasant and highly nutritious Sou p
er Oruel for etuhinui deprived of the .
and invalids of ail ages.
air Full directions on sash package.
For aide at the ChlifTß&L DRUG fr=
earner of Ohio an/Ye:Loral stseela, to the
Douse, AJleltheny.
GEORGE A. KELLY
S.& BRYAN,
block and Real Estate Broker,
NO. 67 FOUTII STREET
Orders for the purchase and sale of GOLD, and
GOVERNMENT, RAILROAD end PETROLE-
T'M STOOKS, prompUy executed, liy telrgraph,
Ia Rev Tort or Philadelphia, at the REGULAR.
COMMISSIONS as establisbed by the Board of
Brokers In the respective eltlas. case
)RuPOSALB.—SEALED PRuPOSA.LS
far eupplylng the troop, .t Allegheny Anew.
el, with FRESH BEEF for sin months, eons
meocdng on the lei dap of CUMBER, task and
ending on the Stet day of MA %OIL leek will be
received by the eubserlber anal the tad hut, at
t 2 o' 31, when they will be opened.
The beef to D4l of a good and wholesome quall2 i
In quarters, with en equal proportion of ea
( acct. and shanks to be , The days o
Lena, the problbla quantity of beef required, and
the tern. and conditions' of the contract can be
amertalned on applicaUon to the eche:llb= at
Allegheny Arsenal, - near PI Isburgh Pa.
GEU. W. ZdefLEE,
setild let Lt. Ordnance, A. A.. O. B.
VNEECCETIC MEN WITH LARGE
or •mall 'captt,4 tell' and a raze oppottaxilty
to make =nag Liam et:entirely new sod useful
Invention, whirl S to great demand And meets
uttivental aPProbatleo Call upon
STNS it BLOOD,
telg.ter Foorab etrest; (up mirk)
(nraus or. IlTillsrawli skis Cowetsr,
i 1
tilittoer 1 / 1. 13.
PLECTION OP TRUSTEE&
btoekholders of the Pittsburgh - 03 a Own.
pear are hereby slanted that tut election will be
bed at the *Moe of tha Company, la Flitibufah,
CP the Fit ST Miniltiftlf (Woad day) OF Ott.
TOBEIL NEXT, between the hours of 13 O'clock,
Les 0, andi r rit . o r k s r. i t i -for the purpoad of Meet-
Oont it pany for th" e tt 3 Imp as Trustees IA
a.
ss !add JAN Et 131..!(11111.15TV, Treasurer.
RiaIOVED TO 11 0. - 22
FOURTH STREET, I have cmenee a Ili:dandle
antannanit 01 the latest styles to BONNETS,
HAM HIBLION6Lo wEits,pLIMIES.
CT GOODS, Ito, tad am now prepared to wait
upon my or stamen, pod all Malta weo may favor
me with a mil. .
s4l7:ltutod Mts. M. H. MiraTITER.
1/170c f n /48i4 1 m
Nee. Ye 4cary sciroot.—:nook.
. h pit experlopso4. lu s t,
f,.:21 1 =1 1 :,;7417gittit11111 1 11. 4 :3;if
?1 6 1 1 49 - /adviacci. „ lifinttag o 4.4dteu
I L A , s' t :• i c ' n) i? r irtieltiti
LL Istd SUpitridteadant atOthart
Catt4o B , doluteater sc B. figuagnisks,ttgke
„ •,;" • Main
"br
e P i E c'o;t 2 7o b = towb bnt
Y, h.! at - their
office o the 9th that., the
capital stook of the ctitapkar was anneniturni
vale of atl erentoinetsagetl;TWEßTlr—FlVE
ILIIDIRIAMptatLkinge. liteckholoers wW please
take notice and Kit Lcd , take ont their pro•reta
shale of the netroteek, at It le netestarr tO have
funds immediately to Wary on the work now on
Dann' try order Of the Roars. • •
ROBERT. WitAY, Ja.. Secretary.
tWmciovrksournmittaxtel
tistnaanwr OcnI2MT, Pe.,
.. .
Pmresunoet.Etaht. 14 141.
4 1 0 lIPBOISTERS.—BeaIed Proposals
,i- will be remised at this oftlee nattl the =I la.
stem for furnishing SIX DOZEN colarours
for, the roe of the Cloudy . Jell, 'morales to.sein
.plee width elm •be lan on apptteittiOn. By at.
reetton of Conmitte• of Hoard ollthepetiots.
We ~ HENRY LAMMAS, IJontrollcr.
konop . TO'CONTRACTORS.-pro. ptwais for tierrbbieg, wring, end eeicisx
, eftth eurbetatut at' (Mora greet, from Etna] street
to %b , peopoer4 fins of Dlittlenel 17 1 1 n will be
;coracle] at the odic* of the unecrilgo e e in the
'Merkel Pelldloe,unt , l the Thl eel of Sept
• tatAfiLla 111310 USP FAH ft,
w it . • ' Atecordlar gletaletor: ,
lAtionT_Arz.o.s.T., 7 4j3kiff, painted
Hod mill B 11414" between' nito.Wo .tod (:1
Ctltl. Vhoouroar4ma have Ito smut by oalltot o
°gum jrBZEB,ot tketoPtlitt Of Saw Ktlia
at ii PrivOi ar 0 21 1 14 and PWAS 44J I!!'•
4;ADIEB• Arai mitiss§idairtpit4 .4, e
,A 4 41. W. CIAIMPI46,NA thea. Boot add :Rhea
fito sbtitatto.vomig pi, 44:AA,Ati:fe j t }t" 4 th!Bitottitleti
Pit.
• 011LICR , GOODI3 1 BILLOW COST,- i l l
, ~...74., W.NuMINAILAWS Boot and Shoo St°
tbatabomes et Mutel suel. Itact the If4morut, Imo
. • • ' see I
VARIOBBEB.--A argo
brazdajust, received:
StraCli
rokof, &apt
iotritiactri,
w_1.4440,4. 4
'ORB STAT 4 APPLES.
prime Lake tsuat, Awl!
. 2 car
• •vr In More and
IUT a IJU.
Awn , . 4-161PiER riaveigori4.
ALLEGHEIir;oO I fair
Agri - Oulttral gOtiety
TENTH
.ALNINIIU.AI_. FAIR,
IROS CM PARK,
OCTOBER 18, 19 AND 20,1885
WEDNESDAY, THUM AID FRIDAY.
The Bout of Managers annotume to the Nadia
tllet they have leased for a term ot:yeats the
oommodlous and natura ll y beautitutrgrounde
known as the
IRON CITY PARK,
Situated ►t Lawrenceville, nose Mean, Urn:
Large and WeU dlrranged
BUILDINGS
Hon*: erOOSIIO , tAs Dols) et
111E6Asion sarra;nostres,
IRPLF.IIIEN7s, oATTLE,'
SWETT& . 'WEEP.
FLOWERS AND SWINE LSD
VEDEFADLZSI TR
PODLY.
LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS
.San been made to Wore
EIiTIRE SIIISFICTION
To Zihibitori Rad Spectator'.
LARGE PREMIUMS
ARE OFFERED.
And the display In all departments promises to be
EXTENSIVE AND DEPOSING.
II ()It S _F., S.
The ➢lmagers hare provided
A Euitable Course for the Display of 'forces
AM, In eddition to the testa al:melded In the Pre,
Intim Lana, the trace arid be open each day for
EQUESTRIAN. PERFORMANCES,
Coda the direction of the Committee.
THE GROUNDS ARE
Supplied With Pure Water.
Hay and Straw
ITRNISHED GRATIS.
431 ra in at Ciost.
Effort CTTY PAR C oan be resobei. b' the Ott.
hens' Poseencer Railway. Also, Sasonamodatlon
LT;will be ran by the Yenfisylranis Railroad
corm'. •
Prentlzun Late test. be r srocaored at the
Erenne of the Society, No. c 3 Fifth Street, or by
abblication to either of the CEEerafiped,
lair Article, and animate ea st be .en
the Eicretert i e m boOka Won TUESDAY EVEN
CI
/R, 00TO It, and (exeept horses) brotight
tritium the 1/3C10•11111 aa eerie as TVESDAY NOON
air - 103nm Rand will be In attendance.
aff'Ample arrancinesite for meals.
PRICES OF ADkISSION
.
.s,lattle Admission 95 veins.
hildrea, each _ 13 cults.
:rwev.horee Vehicle* 23 *cote.
Siaslivhorse Vehicle.. ........ —...... 20 peat*
,Slagie ROl2B 10 mita
Occupants of vehicle. will pay, to addltlou, Lae
regular mon of oa.
Judge.' Reports will be reut Rom the Pres].
h..oe tent en FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2 , 3, at two
o'clock r. eg.
LASH PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID
I=3
For furrfier Information.. aflarena
Capt. JOHN I WING. J , Superietendent ium.
lien. JAMES £L NEGLET, Correepoottos
Lary of the Soeusty, of S. SOLIOYES, 6.ftreta
ry to the Board. eelhatehrh.t.
IF YOU WANT
• Any of ths nen Hooka, Papas or
Magazines go to
IF TOU WAFT
School Books, &ad School Sta.
Um:our, ro
HUNT'S.
IF YOU WART
The Celebrated Oorrogated Non -
Corr./re Pen, J nate per dOzon,
go to
ITUNT'S.
/F YOU WANT
Photograph killincroi at the lowest
price, go to
IT YOU WART
the but make of Gold Pont, war.
rutted ate of bait goattty, T'S. go to
IF YOU WANT 13.11 N
AoV of the popular Dian Book.,
go to
lY YOU WANT
Arty Rook .r• Job Panting dons
neatly and expedltlott iN gto
IF YOU WAFT •
Pocket Rooks. Pmtfoltos, Writing.
Desk., Playing flares, Booksaav
mon Boon* go to
AUNT'S.
JOHN P. HUNT & CO.
scllo B TIME Sr- MASONIC HALL
Taz
FOURTH NATIONAL BAHL
11. S. Government Depository
55 X.III.IKET BRTEET,
PITTSBIIIMI, PA.
(*phial Paid In 8300,000
With Pr jo of Increase to 600.000
Having extenehut crarrspoodence with B►nke sod
Haulm, tb.ughout the country, we offer unttsu•
el7uWti►s to those <Suing butane with us.
7 8.10 I'aCiTX7F3.
And all other Government seaurittee, furnished
le ikulos to colt nurehevers. Del:mote received end
lets:lest 'Mewed by !pedal agreement.
, .
mos. imnrizz.ve, Rum;
D. Pd. SMITH,
I Jed:. IJOIM
11108. SMITH, J. IL ,EIREkATP.I4.7B,
molt Dtgam4vr;:riaieitt,,,
_mualti '
.4eurivxwb.r.V.
SuPER4 wrocur s owssisTusto uv
11 !Ifts•IFL'imtidelliongor
'.llol4:4istings, tlmiots, Carraones,
=thin AND, now EIEGTONS.
Mao a lane and abates dock of the oar/
anat. Imparted
X"roaaszka Croortixasat
MTD
Fancy Clafilpimeree.•
Width emeriti fate mat pleasure In °Carlos to
the Dahlia wtb the feeltaa that thee canape tali
aa give gatklitutlstaatioo. Thy will be made
i d x o nk t r in Quintal way: tate beet mad mostag•
pettor manner aad latest woke. We guarantee
out Oise* to be as low me any otbrr drat slam
booms in the west. An early call Ls aunt respest
tulasollatail Uoia oat Ottn9tallils sad Da publba,
out Tose= 'Alsz
(Sucetuots to F3:GRA.T. St SON.)
ez-crkutaza.* a• is
.62 P.UFT.II STREET. .
WV/ .13WDS.
. ~,.?~c-~ `?t:.B for ~ :mss:.,
Of , 101 Nriar,KE1' B,VIEVA
til6efi of Nast 43004
fa ofitai irtioil; juri Cott; Vt A g.
,WitteeMiarrows; Math, ' atUtit
'Basketi, - 410.07 Baas:Woks.. ttlloawtelmeil
Pilaw • *Oil
Immo wIKDow-(Stih33SB._e nea l
dikelx a Market arta.
its, JOS a. Ruausd t B
...yE Fir efLD rEEt2IB
~Y QHB ;
•
Gold Mining Company
PITTSBURGH.
may Cioaptio °Salamis and Allipastpi Ukil
tallowlas valusUudwaillmaig• Aid ragglii... PAO
Lttratebt dormlasi =du platilat.
Saws o=3o, Dolorado Teßtitoti. rtlay pre.
Poo to fOruk • chnipagr wan forAber.Utlihta,
••••10P Irak NW Wm*. Tb. prop 103nr
slats of
:76 feet on the Lillian Tale LOde,
200 do Patch,
NO do Chester,
300 do Dan Motor, do
160 do Tonkinoon do
100 do Grant,
100 do Illghland do
ao do McFadden do
MI do Queen of tho West Lode
IN ALL 2.05 E YEE.
The Company will be I.:'xixn:.4linpon the folloglag
terms anal oanentione
003oPaorto W oMatizod - ttader the Irini of
or 0 11 011 4214 &Labial 1.• Weimar,
_ ,
act
CAPITAL TO B$ $500,000,
IN WAILES ar
The Par Value of $2.00 Each.
Tart 50,000 SHARES
Shall be Offered For Sale
ND WN
40,000 ZEIXREOP ARE BOLD,
Or 1131.aboiscrrilbed M"ax•
AND
THE ROBY PAID IMO TUB TREASURY,
The saki Company to be ofganisederul the estate
aforesaid transferred to it. Iltist qtrlpioreeds et
12,6t0 ewes shah be appropriated tp , tbalpasinent
of said estate, and the inoneeds 11,6C01,a661.1 be
paid into the Treasury sa the rirorirlsneapital- of
thls Vompany. That after the organization of Ike
Oompany, one hundred thorurand share, aludl be
transferred to the present Chanipany.ltarCone boa
deed thousand sham shall be theists:reed to the
sadmorlbers to the first My theaucktplutraa,
be to pro rats to the number of elms . hab: by
emh or acid subscriber, Tnese Owes, amazing
by In the aggregate to two hundred thoOsami
shares to be marked and held as gold UD, without
farther at say amesament, belay deomed the Imam
of the mad estate when the m'' eery la !pieced
open the property in fall work:My:order and gam
Wien.
That as a preliminary organlzaiihn, and tall
officer! are duly elected, the following rowed per.
lona ate hereby appointed
IN% M. irasideitt,
WEL P..TOIDASTON, Beareiary:
PH. 11. MERTZ. Treasurer:
P.APNI•vi ws , llmlAci.o w 441
GEORGE D• McGREW
ALEXANDER C, GRAFF,
.1. T• CHILDS,
WILLIAM McKEE,
DAVID BLY
to be ialdin to the Tres . sure:And
appropriated wider alai direction id tali Eteeatere
taiaarbfiani guy be made to either
of tee:abeiresrotto WM, cot 5ita941 3 9 41
vtlun 4.444. gi..blail• • 7
Alm ietitAttLams famlguslocation 40544
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of the: arasied quartz as ladleater4. not oely b 7
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aeei(ltrhtdlrfl Depirsdetowleotirtficsiowholus
War is *NM Weiueataii*Wrtowithisait Wish)
tedilthiai4 indispuswitvm.trtAtiOuidtitiAti
ica)o4r4 Ofort v foT*OloViiithAlitaii ?
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lie Received • ',
ex THE ornozs or
nen JOHN 111. lute/mica,
Gov. Wxn<Fi Xolinston.
JAB, 111cGliEW & CO o J.T. OR OS.
DAVID' BLY.
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Speeimena o£ .the Op and Quartz
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A . Robes and Wats%
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NO. 19 Idle:cu. STREET.
We have on hand az@ are dolly receiving ail Ms
new Ana best ety/es of
Drees Trirczninick
Fancy liribbeas t ! S carf",
/few UMr Nets, •
Bradley'; Ehiplag Skirts,
Zepbyr Sear% Sontia go
Zubilitati.. "TieS, - •• •
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Boston Bllitxllll33ol.E ate.
tttigif
Use of
REIDS,(SI and q°l;s4ss
011'Y AND_CIMITNY Immune
Will end a complete 41 . ` ., ,ziar am' Stfroleolific tio•
partmentoindat acrigatifialres to combo tuna/
saysteare,;;rs r . !
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sett
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IFanoy D; , i.ess Goo&,
ELEGANT IN DFiIGN AND MORI,
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T 1133 LOWEST' CASH PRICES, ' ,
21 0: :rrli sTaxer.
'MB
Vid CRUX & - GL*DE HAVE ADMIT
AT-8 - TED AS PARTEDEB,
Frank ran Gordo? and Conti Hag' aii;
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The partners in to debt-tram August Let, sae thi
and the Nuances to be eooducted =let the moue
and etyle Of ,
-
Placrum, Olyde & co
AT WHOL.F.SALE.•
65,000 Enameled, aper Collars;
25,000 Common 6 do.. , do 4
2,000 ponds W#ollinnitlng Pith;
2,000 dozen Woql, and Merino Hager
800 doz. rnderandlsrawerni
75 carns taing;
500 dozen Laos veils;
500 doz. Ladles! Men Odkts.,
And a ray *tar) Wick of
Fancy Goods;:. Notions, arviti
-sea . AT EABT/iy,Yr PRICES.• „
NEW GOODS ;t:
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Jos. Moyne Ar, Cloo.
haft' Jan waned a *4_loaci iThake,Tiran
Goods for the preeent 140 whigi.ll!N
• Ito attention. ..- 4
earls. Thus sma batatmli.lllauntagir, r nswatlial
Fano Butioaa,nalr straLOstaliarsami Bub!
Waal Zioi, Coital; .ZittO iii(Wit Attest
notettlea 1 Laos Aet_ 1 ".144et016,„,.,...
metal nude; HORD ikettilek
Stoettagorlatovett.lkeeliildO •,
Dossers HAW igattla "gatzW..ciontar:Vamrals
sat 'Saw iSandost.3ls4o*Atcnatui.AluAlad
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