ljEr ANTED. 2—FIOU S I, Zr,i3e.
VI oeutsinthr four. eor •is r ciom , either in
PRIEM:TO or ADelibeeT, 1. rynnte , 9A , nt
- ' IDW, of tre vitiator orOewtor, n
r wad two oblDren. Addrew.
Wed WASTED. Gezorr► 'O,p
W"NTP ,
An Experienced Coke Burner,
AaWy at. oar Coal Yard, Ohio Arcade, near the
Oa firr Depot.
added
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
FNERGETIC MEN.
Wbo Wish to engage In a light, velment and in
, ddidatata blames°, Which wlll pay from *2l to OD
myy day, by a small Inveaca.ent t to common°,
with) of from $lOO to 000.
EVA OD,
No. 67 Fourth stre e t. up stairs
IME=
WANTED,
A Nt/LESpa N.
! Ona Who has a knowledeo of the Drp Goolo bust
nay enqtdre URR & 00.
09 OS F 11.12 street.
.600 AGENTS WANTED—
To canvass for DH. HOLLAND'S LIFE
OF LINCOLN. Terms liberal
JOHN A. EMERY, General Agent
billamd=aa re /Alberts , gt-. Pittsburgh, Ps.
WANTED =A 4IIITILBLE MAN, TO
superintend the nine Of coal, flee clay, salt
and pll,
_about 66 mil from this city, in • very
comfortable and piermant location on a raliroa d.
IVO Ma sized apply win, is not comp, eat a 01%.11-
, ovals wr.ole thtvg with anal and ability. To a
, good auramer a very derirabla eicustion Is oftered.
An applicant must furnish the very beat teatlazo
. Wats and qualltication. inquire et
said LSAIAB. DICKEY & 00.
_ _
T
APTEU,A—AGEIST FUR .. TaE
SEChET SERVI 'IRE FIELD, TH
DUNGEON AND THE CE,
ESCAPE." 8r Atelier E
D. Etrowinsos, New York Tribune Correspond
Mit. The roost batctuting and C.T.Citi9 book ever
• fratillehood, embracing Mr. Richardson a cinparall
aura experlanee for tour years, traveling through
the South in the secret service of the Triburic
ai the outbreak of the war, with our araiiee and
fleet; both East and Wed., during the tiro Ino
' pearl Of the Rebellion; his capture; his
leatinfbienient for VJ months nifferoot rutin]
%C .:k : hie escape and almon irimculottajouruey
Right oi nearly 4C4 intim a will abound In
. a events, and contain more of the feat, lucl.
dent and romance of the war then any other work
get
• Teechins, ladle., energetic young men, and cape.
'daily returned and disabled officers and moldier*,
An Went Of profitable employment, will find It ye
sollarly
ar opted to their condition. We have
:amen clewing MO per mew h, wElch wo will
• Cze tiLloubtintrca lined for jotorka,N. E
comer Slith and Minor stream
atlindcw.V Philadelphia Pa.
FOB` SeItLE --PCP
1 OR SALE—A Farm of about 203 acres
' inFairlield township, Westmoreland County
Al
. Alsc.,Altun Bunk, a eery raluab'e tract of mia
sma and agricultural land, containing forty acres,
Situated at the easter° terminus of Blairsville,
pad bounced on the south by Oormosugh River.
Upon this tract there are three 'etratiu of Iron
According to Professor Green's report the
*mod and weiteponed strata, of ore is of good
17, 11111 t11..highly magnetic end will yield thirty.
wee per dean of Iron. 1e asp in sresoeet to
•euantity this strata will yield 10,000 tens to the
were of native ore, and reducing this crude moos to
en item of dollars and cents, reckoning the value
df ore at 25 cents per tan, this strata would
„Men produce one hundrel •thousand dollars.
In addition to this we have twenty-five acres of
east—pits opened and In sneceWful operation at
the present time. This property Is worthy the at
surett of capitalists The investment would be
and sale. Sets
of ore can be seen at
11, A No. 1 stock and grin farm, contai ning
eVO eu, slinate in Cherry Hilt Toweisbap,limi
mita county, Pa., near the villa:, of Greenville.
The lastmoyements ore a two-story frame' house,
the largest and beet barn to the county; fearing
Madly good; MO acres cleared; 'the remainder
well timbered. The laud Os good, large meadows
*bleb produces fine crops of bay, ii 1s vary con.
, Terdent to churches, schools. mill*, mores, etc., he.
Minns
stag property will be gold very chesty and on easy
Also, a Farm of Ha Acre*, In Union township,
ligaMington county, Pa. Will bd sold cheep.
Also 111:1 mares situated in Ligonier townehip,
Westmoreland county, Pae, adjoining the tOWa of
14 M aer air. tots, with
in the lare a ugh larg o e f
elldfl tamp.
k Alse. M seenseenof land, with a Mega soaring mill
• cylng”m place.
old° acr e s of land, adicdning name Mace
Also, the best farm on the Monongahela River
wheat one mile from McKeesport, Allegheny Co., '
Pi, containing about um mires. The improvements
area frame hence and barn, eon crib and wagon
elMd, with other outbuilding.. A lare apple
MUM of between 430 and for woes; 6 0 quince
reek Mpeartrees, and 450 Desch tree..
Also, a Farm of 240 acres, near the town of
irAlTLahgilvachs:r .
Allegheny Co.,
Pa., containing about ears;,
maid about three miles east of the tiorollah of
mech.
The ImprOvermots ere a /ergo brick
cottage house with nine well tibial:Led rooms; •
beautiftd lawn in front, surrounded bY °flte:Motel
trees; a No. 1 barn, with many other building;
nod lensing; 10 Urea of the very beat White Osa
tetDer. It is the best bushy of Ilmestons land,
and le all conierlald with coal-
Ahro, A Steam Grist mod Raw 5111, in complete
eutucing order, situated In riieshaapek township,
211Witinee county. Pa. Will be sold at a great
bargain, A pailful; of the purchase money will
be taxes in well Receded Western _Lands or City
Property.
For tuttherparticulars. Inquire of
I). Id. TOWER, Real Relate Agent,
Nn. 164 Fourth street.
FOR PALE.
A Well Enisheit Frame Two-Story Dwelling,
Having SIX ROOMS, newly Papered sad Painted.
CINIS - PORTIOO, HYDRANT beide and outside
tho House.
THE SOT five feet front; One Hun
dred feet deep . .., Fuel* GRAPE AlitiOileFftlllT
TREES, &o. zeoeseatlon will be given on the let
+of April next. Also,
AVORNER . STORE-ROOM i yyrni TWO
DWELLING HoUsLa.
Tosseeolon mill le given on the lit of April next.
The proprietor , will either cell= ar exchange roe
Omar, rropetty. Inquire of
ausaimiat
PIT EIOLE GREEK OIL LAND FOR
t3ii.X . A-4ntintrtl In Ludt lying:on PIG Hot,Vreek,
ADJOINING THE HOLISIDiN TARN,
Unice as the "Dee? LiekV; alit° In the
PINE EVE BLEU,
•
, eantainlos fenr aeres. inmate on Pine bo.
Swim PIC Hole and OR Creeks. Thom Interests
Are Wet atllilltbie, 1111 the Altmann" ha all b ot
.toMlands. Enqnlm of
W.J. & HALL PATTERSON,
Attorneys,
No. tit Fourth St, Pittstqugh, Pa.
FOR RALE! FOR SALE
A will lmown Wesley Bon Innyroved Farm, o
Akita, ONE, EUNDROD /LOBES, under a tt
satale of =Stratton. Whlah halt been divided into
- Leta containing from Twci to Twelve /teres, and
aOld as a Whole, or In puce% to nutpar
' -abesam....._ The Improvements are a Two-story
;WiPweinor. a rn., and Stone riteknon
n eseellent Spring of Water n ot extolled
in &Heinen/ T . :94y. There ls also a choice van.
si7 01Fi t t lsamailnalt of canines reaches, Pears,
PLums, eetr,Olterrtes, IL portion of the
•Presty nadertald with Coal, and la wall wet-
Awed with Springs and Bunning Stream*.
For forthorintonnatton apply at the Real T.
tate andlnawanea Mee of '
Butler sties& ImarremecirlThe, Ica.
IMGp.NG BOISE INALLEGMIN-t
• -
A oiel
taiaing _
wo poem 17 fro voltage Raise, coo,
L__, apin:oom, =.o.hea and tour
%Ix i.g'."r'orZit/72Z1 an d j gas, C . COUP3 r ing a lot 69i
saj i trem iszt. orna , tx.ente,d with shrub.
'r÷rih :for ficab nlrroha d ir at e d rt i s e e ee oTt l f afrording
ample
?Or enzfainamil4" citeastro outlook oaths three
larmagi ot Ivo to paled view.
nab A Fonzth Broker,
Ong,
;.''OH BA r.—Alot of. about one
wm,
, c•
wooed fa Middleton . manta to Heyeenie
if Wiwi. on the Plttsbatgii feet,weyett.ana ULL
• ' , WO Sailwan , hairnetthereo n II good
-name cottage et' num tomes, Th•re la also a good
:.-ortband of- shines fruits. ebraticeilee. amen fruits,
.fgti lawn elatigoiea Well of navy &Meg water,
•Enehire of the inbacelbee, on the presiu . tea, T. B.
at git
•nexce4.44s, eeFacirs of , th caste of
- ..Temesinleattn. deeesseil. sedrinmd
-- 'Three 'Strperior liecond Randltoilers,
Forty !Debar In dlunete.r, thirty4l2 feet lor&
245 inch flues to each. Way be had at a bargain.
'Enyintre at the LocituArlat Worts.
- M. BOLE a OM.
ircl.4firot .._ col:Point Alley and DilVe. ll o Way.
1 It BALE.
, . . .
4 BiAWITFOL . LOCATION FOR A PRIVATE
• •
4.lontallanit, tire . 1 4iillhie•tdrirth'llarel, is Pitt
toursapo w elow nilontostvallt from the line of the
t =f,.er* . ma! joarletthol
- JAI - . liii,elOtTealth'streen,
. d ithmaarreinotis
air th'atitih4cre.t.tvao 1,:-Colanatilaaa-Oct,
.ohta. altaate cal illata 'attest, trfeat front" onelnif .
/Zit %etc so feet. Thtell win be rld u lg
cash Iney cheap. Fat f
frit WEVe
"letalic% 41 ' 1 • rier-Foneth;Stteat.
,ABMALLIFAR3I WRY SEAT
....:10 REST.p.-steaatodeli mile/ irons Rigidity,
th. lllll o2dAgtoll
421""M./Atts coutshtiot rtritotS
iissilon, with tea rooms, stable.
,e rag= s itaiLa44l; r 43 . re srds of Wirt fruit.
1 " / ' 10 " 144,4 trat, for s term of . year/.
A PP / Y - =law & 00.
ILESfO & HOPKINS.
....--_
Tuesday, W , dneaday, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday,
PROF. t MARMITE MACALLISTER !
ILLUSIONS
'WONDERS!
MIRACLES
PRESTIDIGITATION !
Change of Programme alghtly
Reserved Seats may be secured st CRIS. CI
MELLOWS MUSIO bTORE, at Wood street,
without mats charge. ae23:llrd
SPLENDID STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOO
Fox Gentlemen's wear, consisting in part of the
finest grades of
Cloths,
Cassinis res,
Coatings,
Beavers,
Velvets,
Cheviots,
(larraones,
PREACH lAD ENGLISH MELTONA Ar,,'&e,
The above good. ere all of this Fall , . imports.
Lions, and con be ?end upon er being new. They
mat be made up to oilier In a .noerlor manner.
mad et le, and et prices guaranteed to be its low u
any other fret class Souse In the West.
GB. Y, POSBIEL & &ESE,
FaeL ca €3,11:t re awe .1" ilo r
Under the New Opera HOttee.
se2l 62 FIFTH STREET.
COME ORE, COME ALL 1
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
Sa`o_lEM.
Nos. 13 and 15 St. Clair St.
I The attention of the public is called to the large
and exterwire stock at GENPLEIBEWS
NISHING GOODS, Juet opened at the above.
mentioned place, which 1 am now ofibring at great
bargains. Any one to ward of the above Goode,
will end it to their advantage to give ma a eail,
and eltl.3illo my stock before purchasing else.
where. They ran find the largest and best selected
stn. of
Wools.,, hite Cotton mad
di.. BeAloPe
Shirts, Cotton mad Lisle Thread under ,
skirts and Drawers, Scarfs, break Ties, Socks, S.
',enders, Butterflies, and everything prertninlug to
the Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in the city.
Remember the place. IS and is St. Clair street.
SAMUEL LEVIN.
Ll• AWV etoek of Rata, Cana, Gray's Col
lets, Lockwood's, Universal, Byron's Enameled
nod /lassasoll, will be sold lower than cest.
lyeedyreame
0> Tat PITTSZLIMIT, Feat Warnal
61113 ChIICAGO itArLiva, UOCPAITY
-6-•lhrrestrunn, Sept. 'A
NOTICE.—At a meeting
of the Booed of Llreeton of the Plttablergn,
Fort Wayno and Chlaego
ON the testier
dividend of TWO AND ONB HALF MD FEE
CENT. on the capita, mock, fin tea quarter end
ing September 80th instant, was declared I ayable,
free of Government tax, Oh AND AFTER 00.
T( DER 16th, pron.. by the Tressurorto the Ste ak •
holders reghtered at .Plttaborgh, and by Win.
slow, Lanhir et Co., No. 62, Wall t , treet. to ghat.
holden reglaterml at New York. The transfer
broke Will Won September Ileth, and will re-open
on the 16th of October,..mxpeo. Bp order of the
Board. F. Et Ryr
at.292td r,'INSON. SecrearY•
FRESH . AREIVAL EVERY DAY OF
FALL AND ViTINTER
33ocrtcr aaa.cit E3.l3.c.ess,
Men and Boy', Boot., Balmoral; Gam Bent;
Om Over. and Gum SetiAtibt. Women'e Balmo•
fal Oongreas Gaiters azd Laos Gaiter; Ohll
dren's &met of all kind; Now lathe Bola to boy
your ran and Winter Stock, cheap, at
TOWER,
N 0.164 Fodrib stmt.'
sepia Second door Qom Filth,
A LLEGRENy A -
LEY It ATLBOAD.—
CHANGE OP 7131.&—/ i and after MONDAY
Oetobdr 2d, Pasanugar trains wiu be waed to
run aa follows • n
•
arri MAIL TRAlN.—LearmiPittsburgn at I.to a ta.
ving at Kittanning at MO a. tn. Lanes gib,
6tannl2s P ar 11
at 25 Ix 'fn., arrives at eittaborgt:
at
. N.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Loaves Kittanning at OM
nuzlarrirttgzt
7 Przbtab vin a g ta: m mt. Lear:
IIiSIALMAIODATION TRAIN.— Loran Sala
Works at 620 a. :a., arrivingatPittaborgbataoO S .
N. Lawn Pittstougb at 2.00 p. N. , attiring at
giskeminatas at AM jp,re.
K5O - F. WH26HT , So • • • --•• • •
'TEST VIRGINIA. OIL COMPANY.—
. Armada] meeting of the Stockholders of the
'WEST VIRGINIA OIL 0011 f PARY, of Pitts.
burgh, mail be held at No. 2f Fifth stent t hird
floor, over the store of Dater tr. Bell, an TUES.
DAY AFIIEHROON. October 13, at taro o'clock,
for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and for the transration of any otnar bust.
nese that may be brought before them.
By order of the Board,
',Mad 3.13.• ROBLEY, Secretary.
015 Yrrraenaa x Al
.P ONl'd2;4
atpUITIOCT Dr.h. IE6I
.LEOT/ON OP TRUSTEES.— &
Stockholders of the Pittsburgh flu Com
par.,' are Abeam nothied that as 0,„.1., oa will be
stela at the °Mee. of the Ocunpany, daystsbug
on the MST MONDAY (wood OF 00.
TOBER NEXT, between:, the hone of to o'clock,
noon,_ and o'clock 1.. x., for the purpose of oil:tot
ing THREE PEBSONS to serve au Trustees of
met Company for three years. ,
seio.t4 gAMES AL CHRISTY, Treasurer.
ROS&-OIL 11P.ILNY.—At a Meeting
of the Stoelakolden of the ROSS OIL COM.
PAR T,•held at their °Mee on the eth Inn., Oa
capital stook of the Company was by s unsnlmoni
Fmk
E tteleased F 63 7 , X , T vi rdf 1 . 11 3 1
tske nonce and call rand ask* out thee s
stare of thsnew stock, se It la non:4aq tubal
funds Immellately to early on. thewazic now ma
hand. , By order of the Bowl:"
ROBERT WRAY, IM...Seeeetoll•
tballtOttan'ir YMCA f
Ass.rawanw, Sept. 27th; 1E24 t
TO CONERAOTORa..BBALRID PRO;
BALE will be received at thhtviftlee until Oc.
toper atb , trwiturlvo, for building a new Meg.
serous Sunoco Run, on the road leading hoar Ll
legany City to Heaver, la . Ohinhownship. Piaui
and ocualbeutoons can bp seen on application.
ft.-dared:ton of Oatunty Commissioner&
-HENRY labittElt Controller.
2e28410.652.w Y e t ahhilLYSti/VELY, Gawk.
pow E wrILA.A.L tips.
toilet. Sets,
At 'llfittlers Hausa, FROshing Store,
so:' i . ederell Street, Arlegbany .
wen :
rtoBB COMPANY.—A. nice lug of
tba atooklaOlderjr or tha Bon Oil Company
"win be held at theft. Ordoe, No. Hand Serest, on
t - ATLarymr, - oclobeiransuth, tor the purpose or
'elertlaly odious for the carats year. All proxies
prat be dated within ten-days orthaelestlOn. By
ordelor th e Beard; .'iumEar WRAY. . 11 1..
, . Secretary Host Oil Com Party.
'l - 4 , 0 R BALE:OR EXOE&NOR.—The
siti. WM property. iontatalnit skate ten acres
Tartly underlaid with teal azattarde Open, toasted
at the at outtret Otarttero ItYreek,on the Aljntrey
otter.. Thereto at
Ibis ptopettra•tiarr =I and
two Houser—wAt beaoht cheep, or _exchanged fAr
PIDPerO, PittSOMX/ILAILeghIOIT Or LS
1'; . tiTDAY A IMORPF:1411171 -
: : : Pnb2).°4 :o4.Fl l . l 94 l tred, Au g , wig/.
se3o:llrd
pIiODIICE 110 W RECRIVEN9
1.610 mt 'Anti Table Bettterl
ico boxes_prlme OMR Ohfese
6 barrels Preati.pgil
Sweet oes i
6 66 0 " • Extra Fam°Wlirroat
26 Melee Apples,
Far sale by
itrEi
Maceprest, •'.IISS ANNIE L:ILE: ELLS
I :e•engagement eC the great Wang;
MISS BOHAN DENIN.
for ifx nights Only.
Fiat night of the grand legendary and romentie
drama to four sate, of
THI ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT,
With new scenery and all the mechanical effects.
The Angel of Midnight,l
The SI frit of Love,
The Angel ,of Justice,
Susan Deals.
The Avenger,
A Woodcutter,
The Angel of Death. )
To conclude with the roaring farce of
JONES' BABY.
EE EVERY RATURDA err Ea.
NOON. Admission ii cent, to all part. of the
house.
IpITTSBURGH THEATER.
-I_ team , and Manage, WM. HENDERSON
Pstes. vs Anutasios—t mot clrole , G) ca; Fetal
1! . 5. Mrs's, XS cts; Thiszt Tier 2.5 eta; Pr/rate Box.
m fS,CO; Single Sests,Sl,26.
Poore open at 7 o'clock. Ourtals rises at 74.
Fitst appearance. ofthe ta'ented and accomplished
artistes MISS ANNETTA. INOE and .Mr. J. H.
AI LOU.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24,
Will be preset ted Sheridan Knowles' beautiful and
highly popular play of the
HUNCHBACK.
-
Julie.....
Al net r Walter
Favorite Danee.....—.
Mal Annetta Ince
...Mr. J U. Taylor'
. Mlas Sermon
To conclude With
A NICE QUIET DAY.
lASONIC UALL
OCTOI3EIt 3. 4,5, 6 and 7, 1865
Admission.....
Reserved Seats
J. H. BORLAND'S,
is Buxom." waxer.
H. BIDDLE,
Na Mt Ulmly
: i k2d.
AYLIra 5 .1.1:-....r45zLi.4
saaawarated =tact Of Ina shake root, wo
Combined with other substances of still greater
alterative power as to attired an etrataut antiSote
for olseenes Sarsaparilla ts repotad cam Soon
a renady Is surely Wanted by those who surfer
from &ruinous complaints, and that we widish
will accomplish tbsdr soma:Lust prove, Si this hat
of immense service to this large Sass of our af•
dieted fe'iow ehilens. How computer this so..
pound will de It has bean proven es, experiment
on manyor the worst gamer to be found ln the fol.
lowing complaints
Sorofula. Scrofulous tilvelllngs and Sores, Skin
Diseases, Maples, Pustules, Blotches, Eruption%
BC Anthony', Fire, Ross or kryalpeLas, Totter or
Syphilis or Vermin! Dblease,
Salt Rheum, Scald Hear, Ringworm, Sc. •
the gate, by th• prolonged use cf this Sarsapsr
tt expelled from
Illa, and the pattern is Left in comparative health.
Female Diseases are nulled Dy ScrofuLl in the
blocd, and are often loon cured by this extract of
Sal earth.
Do not dimard thin Invaluable medicine, because
You have been beyond upon by something pre
terming to be Sarsaparilla, while it was not.
ti heu you have used Ayer's—then, and not till
then, will you know the virtues of Sarsaparilla.
For minute particulars o the &seas. It cures, we
refer TOU to Ayer's American Almanac which
the agent below named will furnish gentle to all
who cal, for it.
Arun'a TTATTIATZTIO Pim, for the cure of Oes.
ti reners Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigustloo,
entery, Foal Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheuma
tism, anaribniti arising from dismissed stornwsh,
Pain, or Morbid Inaction of the Bowel., attr
lenoY, cf Avetl.e LaverClomplalnt, Dropsy,
Worms, Gout, ICoaur u ids, and for a Dinner Pill.
They are sugar con ,so that the most genet.
the can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best Aperient In the merit for all the purposes of
a family physi c
Prepared by J. O. AYES& in., Lowell. :Sass.
and sold by B. A. FAIIIiESTOO' , C, SO/ fs. 00.
and by all ltrugglsts. .16.1meodsgaw
tarLAKE SUPERIOR
Copper DIM and Smelting Works,
PITTSBURGH.
PARK, McCURDY & CO
Monufnetmen of SHEATHING. BRAZIERS'
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER ROT;
TOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS. SPALTER
SOLDER. AL*, Importers and deafen in DIET.
TIN PLATE SKEET 1R0N 45 WIRE,
. nod T& :II .S.V • d O =O,No N . I OFIRST and 120 SEC
OND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Special orders of
(hopper out to nay desired patter.
igr Pri1r11131391161/1 SIM WOillib
HUBBARD, BRO. 4 CO.
KAdDIFA=:M= 01
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
Warranted OAST STEEL SAWS, of every do,
scription. " Mill, ?gutsy, Orem Out, Gang, and all
other varieties. •
All kind. of KNIVES and SPRINGS, made from
Sheet Out Steel; pars Refined REAPER AND
MOWING EN' '
/Hp Warehouse and Works,aorner WATER and
SHORT STREETS, Pittsburgh.
Particular attention given to Retoothing, Gum
ming and Straightening Circular Saws, also, re.
pairs of all kind.. Punching and Drilling dorm at
reasonable rate.. apnany
WEI. RELEHILILd ^ dt CV,
Boiler Makers le Sheet Iron Workers
Nos, 24 22, 24 !,;18 28 PENN STREET,
Having secured large yard, and furnished
with the most improved machinery, we are tam
ed to manufacture every description of BOIL
In the best manner, and warranted equal to soy
made in the country. OHMINETS, BRICKER'
FIRE BEDS,_ STEAK PIPES, Woomormi
BOILERS, be OND EN S ERs, SALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGTVATORS, SET
T ILING PANS, BOILER IRON, BRIIRIES,
SUGAR PANS, and sole manufacturers of BARN
HILL'S PATENT BOILERS. Repairing done
on the shorten notice . dwelt
OLD. MTV.. W. D. D2111.11/i iD. 1101.LYA.X
LA BELLE STEEL WORMS.
REITER & CO,
hanufscturars of OAST STEEL; SPRING,
FLOW and BLISTER STEEL' SPRINOS, AX
LES, CROWBARS, tra.
SR- Ott., NA. 96 WA PER STREET (up stain)
PITTSBURGH. PA.
BIABITIOOD I HOW LOST, HOW
ggir bli
RESTORED I—Just Pushal. seal.
ee Envelope. Price six cents. A LECTURE ON
THE NATURE, TREATMENT, and Radical Owe
of Spermatorrhcca, or Seminal Weakness, frivol.
watery Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impelet.
mentor to Marriage generally; Nervousness, lion.
sun:Titan, Epfleecy and Fit; Paental Pity
cal Licapacity, resulting from Self Abuse. ha. by
Rotor. J. Cuivialratx., author of the
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U. OSOANYAN
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DE CORDOVA
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A Ca/FF . 1E9 6 310N A LONG TINE A
COMING.
d late number of the Richmond Whi3 hem
the following : "There can be no doubt that
had a slave never trod the soil of yirginia,.she
would at this moment be the greatest by far In
wealth, population and everything that goes to
constitute material greatness, by far the fore.
Most of all the States,"
Tne Chicago Tribune sap ; " It was to prom
this troth that Helper's Impending Crisis, that
brand of conflarratioa, to Indorse which
. pas
felony and to read which was a misdemeanor in
the estimation of the Richmond Whig and of the
entire alaveholding South, was written, Have
Ike latter learned new lessons In political econ -
4
my, or did they always really know what they
now for the first lime confess 7"
The Republican party, for years, has made
the fact embodied In the above the:buts of their
political faith, while the Democracy have based
their whole party on its denial. Why, if thia;be
so, must clavea st.ll;tread the soli of Virginia
Why, now that the oneroes are Zoo longer the
property of their masters individually, must they
be the property of the State collectively—to be
ruled, badgered, taxed. worked, bought and sold
withouttheir consent 7 Since Liberty le thus
profitable in all things, why must It be stinted 1
Why meat Virginia be still kept back is the
march of progress, agitated by fears of struts
with en Inferior and outcast race, armed but
but not mfranchlsed. free from their mastem
but enslaved by the State I Why moat patrols
and vigilance committees take the place of the
overseer's lash, and why must the white men of
Virginia still, as of old, lose httlf their own llb.
erty to deprive the black man of all of his. Do
mestic slavery has been well defined as a stele
of perpetual war, wherein one side is always vie,
for and the other vatsquiahcd.
The same definition holds good for political
slavery or the attempt by one-I‘ l 4 the people to
rule the other half by denying .aeon their rights.
Now that the Richmond ITAig has learned a
truth which if learned five years ago by the
whole South would have averted the war, can
they not learn it thoroughly and (ale I It will
save a new division Into Northern and Southern
sectional ppllttcal parties, it will save 'rum diss
enter, anarchy and poverty at the South, far
capital never seek, Investment In communities
whose institutions - are unequal and their sta
bility uneaten, and hence It will, as surely
as
and refute Virginia.
Who can tell what other evils it may avert frona
that and Resister States 1 Jefferson understood
eighty yeas ago, as the Whig does to-day, the
superiority of freedom from slavery. Hence he
declared "all men are created equal." Hence
he Incorporated Into the casestitutton of Virginia
the provision "that all elections ought to be
free ; and that all men having sufficient evidence
of permanent common Interest with, and at
tae.hment to the community, have the right of
suffrage, and cannot be taxed or deprived of
their prone-ay for public uses without their own
consent, or that of their reprosentatiVes ID
elected, nor bound by any law to which they
have not In like manner Reunited."
That chum fairly carried out to-day would
give the ballot to the negro.
EMINCLPATToW PPOrmant.E—The Soothers
people are iogning that emancipation will prove
portitable la the end. Wo have told theme* for
years, but they would not believe ea. The de
termination to think it so, now that It has
come ;ignitest their conaank, la senalble and will
lead them 10 - tryand make it so. The Chula.-
ton Neva discovers that there is really no loss of
property by enurnelpatlon, but only a transfer
of values; the master formerly owned the negro;
he now owns himself; he is worth Just as much as
ever, and, and regarded as capita!, WWII/ pro
duce Just ea much as ever nuclei tight manage
ment. This Ls sound doctrine; and If the Me
mastens wlfl only see It and conform to It, their
very selfishness will lead them to treat the na
nnies well In their new relation, and make the
most of them by at eziumeng edticatiOn end thrift
among , them.
—.Nova:labor 2.
...Noveztbar 7.
.••Demnbar 222
...December M.
...December 2d.
B. GRATZ Bnowe, 'United Staten Senator from
Jammu!, has made s long and able speech at
kt. Louis In favor of equal suffrage. He con
tends the t Gongresa hue the right to require ne•
gro suffrage In the reorganized States as India- .
pcntable to '• a rejmbileau form of government."
Admitting that tole prbase was not 50 tiicant
the framersof the Constitution, be naverthems
Argues that It hour duty to Interpret it accord
log to our penstntidcas of right. He also pante
that Corushiteney requires the extension of the
suffrage to women, but Minimills may be post_
pond for the present, especially es men and
wife arc one, and the husband acts for both, and
It le to be presumed that most women will marry.
This will not be perfectly eatiatimm to our
"strong-minded" A)sters, moat of whom do
not expect to harry, and such as haVe or hope
to yield to that 'human weakness decidedly ott
jetting to the vote by proxy,
ALL ,Tura libmurne auci ids letter to 274
Mx, seem to ba rid& at alxiut their title Value
by our Eagilab Mends. The .9pectotor cloaca a
curt paragraph, with the remark that " Mr.
Berdamin, like Mr. Lawley, forgets conveniently
enough why the cartel of exchange was not ear
-0.0"-ilinttebr, because the Confederate an.
thWitlea refened to treat negro Boldlent
pigment of war. We can well believe What he
testa us, that Mr. , Davie ceualmentli 'Opposed
the more cruel policy toward the' rLsnuen urged
upon him by some of his advisers—for example,
by Mr. Benjamin."
Sevin:La—The Steubenville Biro Gl says : "The
pulpit Mitts city, last Sabbath, evoke out boldly
upon the subject or tainparance,and reprimanded
those In no measured terma in "evil spirits "
bold the cup to their neighbor's Spa: contending
that those who dealt out liquor to the public
al i o
were In Co emall 6gree reeponalbi e
for ,the
he tna
_Jority of the W .ldch blatken the criminal
record of dm nee ,—reapeetalble tor „the widow's
tears and the cries cd the orphan for bitted. The
sal= Ira* handled with great reverlty. th 6
ohjeetlelog to ellbet good by making the trallle
An liquor odious."
Pam/cu.—Mr. 81twall Marls, orthi,
'girds Sada loursud,, published-1u Alnzandria, Is
, stopping in Or city a fesr days: The State
' , + 47l „fd ‘42;01,., sMlalusa "paler
staziai aitarAtia'authroak of the re
bellion: We magas/44 kiow that it has ba•
comasolirosiarouff that proprietors Maud
doubling its ;US neat Is tiled With
ieh*edintele, - ezid'orethr a veinal:de met=
for 'the Prictirt sOatliOsirlitra. •
.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1255,
_ Is
timeo,,a thaem, I time
mulY• week.,• meek. &week.
LETT.ERS REMAINING EXCLAIM.
•••-• ED in thereat Offloe at Allegheny 06Y, Pa.:
To obtain 'any of them letters, the applicant
met call for aftatised lettere, Win , the date of
this hat, goof pay hoc Dour for adveril 'tog.
Baal called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Fneas Dativairr letters by ecirrOrr, at the teal.
.deed of owner', may be gismo= by ebeervlng
the Mowing errs. :
I. Dtgard letter. plainly to the street and num
ber, sr well at the Poet OMee and State.
2. Rase letters with the writer. Post Ojtrra and
Bate, at and number, slips them plainly with full
.siame, lad mu,* that answers be directed award
11.11..etters strangers or transient visitors In a
town or ally whoa° special eddreas may be un
known, aliouM be marked en the lower left hand
corner, with the word "Tranalentu
4. Pica the postage stamp Da the upper rigliMand
corner, and leave space between the stamp end di•
rection for past-sem-korg without Interfering with
the writing.
N. 11.—A nxistread for the airman of a letter to
Bre writer, If unclaimed within Tnntir .A. or
less, written or . printed with the writer's ame,
Port Qpiee and State, wren theleft-hand end of the
envelope, on th e faces ide will be compll4.l with at
the usual prepaid rate of postap, pable when
the letter to de li vered to the writer. (&C. 29, Los
of Heti
SAITUD DAY, SEPTEMBER 36, 1863.
A H I AMID °apt AM
Abs Alo e Amanda IHeatleas Jos 0
Arelle Jot 11 roan Littie Owen Mary
Armstrong L May E. 6 Ogden plot
Ales fir T4in nerizintrynntrandil,
Pattenen r Il
armstronisPos'Oiwitter J, Jr Purdy Jame* 0
- B I Hamer Jennie Park .1
Barelay And'w i Hayden J P Patton John
Black A P Ihawks John Perkins Jas
Ball • V Brow Tohn W PatersonblarJß
Baked AQ. Holmes Jon B Porter Maggie
ition2o garriaocieee Cili Phipps Elie Win
ilc li Tlis mbar* .111.thbell 9 Putnam W S
Ibli•kle LI W Hartman nazan Palmer Robt
Baker 6 A Hayworth 9 Porter Anne
Black Jamul J
Ilarelay S M Join:sloe 13 It gelatin G.
gate
Aradfool Wm 'Johnston WC _ ~
Brokaw RDI ' /moisten Wm '
() iJohnston /1 E
Cuddy Ann /Jones F
Cowan Chas Johneten YE
WM. Chu ' X •
Crafty tapt EG Rennedg 'Jae P
.Crevan Deal Rey Sarah.
Oaraq4aeiD Kelly DD .
o=l*Al ICS T. Xentedy A N
Crook MO - • Hen Adam
Demerol Hugh Kidd Wm
Calabluell L ...
Collies Samuel LeydeSalath , 4F
Oolebangh 13 • Looted/Win
Clever John Lynch Emma
Crawford Jai Lotion ICU -
Oole Michael 2d
Colvin ALM Mason Kato
Crawford 'INto D Montt Mary
D Mutat MaryA
Donnell, C 0 Mansfield Sohn'
Donahue A Miller Jon
Dilworth GOO Magee MI
DnalleY Gel) Mackintosn
Donaghy Cart Moody 0 A
Donaghy. Joe Martin David
Davis Thomas Mc
Davis blary's Mohltan R T
DaildemiM A hlclllosky_t
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Scant DJ MdElroy .Wm J,
Edmunds& McCord Itanati
Evens EG hicOorgitinflch.
Elliott Andrew WO,
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snub Jlr ' Mel Franklin Et Mel
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Oakum G Ann R Mel
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sem deabtlese be attend,
. -
from the South, for the action o; e.s oaten
{Virginia. North Carolina, Georgia, Tex.,
Arkansas and Tenneosfe,) hoe then so i.e.? .liy
Incurable to re-union that the others can have
no further encouragement la boiling oat. We
shall therefore expect to nee even Bishop Wil•
mar, of Alabama, on hand, notwithstanding he
cannot pray for the President while military
occupation of the State continues. Wallop
Johns., of Virginia, In his addr e ss to the Dio
cesan Convention at Richmond, last week, took
high ground for immediate and nnconditionor
re-union. He asked: "Should we he more I co
plicable as churchmen than as citizens? I' time
is necessary to compose oar feelings,
how much must be taken/ Whose experhicce
Is to determine the measure? Is there
any other scriptural limit than the 'going
down of the sun I Are not such feelings better
disciplined by Immediate, resolute mortification
than by Indulgent allowance 7" This venerable
prelate, who was the first among Itls peers to
restore the formula of the church, went fanner
In his addresa, and took the ground that the
negro must ho fitted for the new and higher
sphere he hes been collet upon to till. He cx•
horted his brethren to begin at once the work or
educating them, to deal generously with them
In all hush/cosi matters, and to have forbearance
for any errors they might commit from exagger.
sited notions of the liberty they have attained.
Following out the Bishop's recommendation,
the Convention voted to encourage parochial
schools for colored children, and "tilt the laity
of the diocese win cooperate with their pastors,
and, as far as practicable, both In the Sunday
school and at home, give particular attention to
their mental as well as religions instruction,"
These, are encouraging signs, the more so as
the example of Virginia is ail potent to the
South.
The illonthlles
BAIIPEISS Itiaosztan for October Is unusually
Interesting, and is especially rich In engravings,
having forty-two, which Illustrate the several
original papers, viz i Down in the Cinnabar
Mites, Visit to the Isle of the Puritans. Sher.
man's Great March, and Fighting Joe Hooker—
and also "arinadale" by Wilkes Collins, and
"cur Mutual Friend" by Charles Dickens. The
account of the production of Clnabar, in the
opening article, Is fall of interest. A very ocit
ty story Is that entitled "One of my Scholars,'
nun Oolle is nearly as gcod. Tho Editors Draw
er is as hill of facellw as the last edition of Joe
Miller, and the Monthly Record of Current
Events continues clear, reliable and condensed.
The most remarkable paper In the October
number of the Affenric dlonthlY Is a French
poem, called "Noel," written by H. W. Long
fellow, and sent to Mr, Agassiz, with a basket
of 'wine, on lest Christmas Eve. Ii Madre°
like a veritable chanson, with it pleasant refrain.
that &ranger blessed!, we doubt not, wools
have been pleased with it. Of course, Mr.
Longfellow will put It Into English. There are
two stories of the war here, and we would
suggaLt, as a novelty, the Bane of a single num
ber without one. There is having too much of
a good thing. We have here, to), a poem called
"Abraham Lincoln; Bummer, 1865," which 911,
thirteen octave pages, and conalita of hit wawa
five and six hundred lines The coneuslon of
"Needle and Garden" maintains chit interest
of that laboratory very wall, and there Is a far
ther Po{tion of Ike Marvel's "Dr. Johns." A
long cilticlam (a second part, too,) upon
Wilhelm Meister conclusively shows that the
critc: sees much more of a book than the
author does--sometimes. A library has laden
written upon the hidden meaning of Bhakspoare,
and it Ia possible that he only expressed what
he said, and meantnothing more. The conclu
sion of "Coupon Bonds , ' is excellent—the wri
ter...la one whom we should like to meet again
In pion The opening paper "Sainte who bane
had Bodies," Is sensible and suggestive. The
took notices, let us say, are Judicious and well
written.
flours at Bane, edited by J. hi, Sher wood and
MMllishcd by Cherie. Scribner alt Co.. New
York, is a new monthly magazine, exactly half
a year old, devoted to religious and popular lit
erature_ Ile contents are mostly original. Bor
rowed articles are honorably credited to the
authors, or to the periodical. in which they first
appeared. A aerial tale of considerable merit,
entitled "Geoffrey, the Lollard," is ranting
through Its pages. The literary articles in the
October number, are 'attracitve, consisting of
"Irvinn.o Sunnyside In 1851," by John Eston
Cooke; "hire. Lydia R. Signurnev, ' by bliss C.
E. Beecher.; and "The author of AnureLsuric."
" by Colonel J. 0. Wilson. The Philadelphia PS-or
sate that "Annie Laurie." as well as that bean.
&al ScouLsh lyric, "The Laud of Leal," was
written by Carolina Oliphant, a native of
Perthshire, In Scotland, who beeline
Baroness Nairn by marriage, and aidd
in 1815,at th e age of evenly-nine. It Is
singular, also, that "Auld Robin Gray." another
ballad of humble Scottish life, should have been
written by another titled lady. The opening
paper hero, on "England and America con
tains some homo-truths which we trust will be
reprinted abroad; and concludes with an ac.
count of the reason why "the cold etexulder"
was given, during the recent sessions of the
Congregational National Council at Boston, to
the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, one of the delegates from
the Congregationalists of England and Wales.
who, as Editar of the British Quarterly Ilarieut,
had been violently and persistently Inimical to
the Union cause during the four yearn of the
war. With the exception of Dr. Guthrle, and
he only daring the last year, scarcely any
clergyman of the Presbyterian churches of Scot
land gime a good word to the bold soldiers and
mind men who have been struggling to break
down the curse of Slavery In this country.
Ramsey float
neater Jr*
Ramsey Was
litymer Nene
Mettle Newton
Raindrop idad
RaMaelds
Rose James t
Illehards J tt oh am n.
Reynolds
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Stevenson Wm
Scott Wary IS
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04,10 ID o'clock. will be itol.l at No. Is e„,lwaii
ward. : t •, . C. - tttacet and
Ica, post beadat nada; 1.e.. • . .p,
bottom chairs and rockers, Bolton arm rocket,
card table, sewing stands, dinning and kitehen
t atOra, wash Hands, carpet+, and ❑ cloth, pttcd
rot store and °lamina; can ware, lamp. loosing
a tames, parlor fender, num:ma/are, aca
T. A. McCLELLASD, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
OCTOBER 10th. 1885.
Pnr.nace to the . anthorlty vested to as by reso
utions adopted
Iron meeting ol the StOehholdera
ni the Bel none Work. Company, held on the
twenty-third day or "luster., Bak the undernigne;
Agents oz belleit of said Corporation,
Will Sell at Auction.
At the front door of the Court Route, to the city
of Wheeling, on
Tuesday. the 10th day of Oztober, 1865,
commencing the sale at in, o'clock s. m all [boa
Islueble Real Little and Appurienatio". Me
xth Ward of mild city, know. e .
T :1: BELMONT IRON WORKS
And Nail Factory,
pßounded an follow., viz Welt by the Uhl, river,
North by Dlvlsion street. East by alain street,
and South by the property of Alum. Chide - eft a.
Lancuiter.
Also, The Coat Aline in ..Id Ward, now worked
by said Corporation, and the &allure/ connecting
said Mine cod the Rolling
Melo, The Real Estate and Coal Property bea
lousing to toe said Corporation In and edionuag
South Wheeling, including that recently porch*.
of Cr. J. U. Campbell, and the chores In action
connected therewith; and If Town Lots In Santa
Wbeeliog, lately purehased tf the All ft M. Bank
and others, and Lot No. t 1n CalilweiPteaßkiltlon
to the city of Wrieelino, eon:heart corner of Male;
and Division streets, with Live Tenements there
on. It is supposed that the 00.1 Property to be
sold with the Works Is sufficient to eupply th
Works for thirty yearn
The said Real Property to be mold on the Inflow-
Leg tenon via: Unnfourth moth, and the residue,
with interest from the day of aisle, In three eq.l
instalments, payable to six, twelve and eighteen
menthe from Bald date; the purotisser ef the Real
Estate to take the stock on hand of mater bits
Iran, nail., tool. and chattel prep.rty at an ap.
pralsement to be made by chive disinterested per
sons, of whom the purchaser Is to choose one, the
undersigned ageate another, and the two so cho
sen • thin!, the decision of any two of the three
to sae bindle's; and the etook mi taken to bopaid
for In equal instalments at four, stn and eight
month., with lelorest from day of sale. The de
terred payments on both the Beal Estate and
block to be secured by 'wrier astlsfactory to the
tidersignalagenta, and a Ilea to be retained on
the property until payment to full. Tne our.
chaser ohs 11 have the option of paying In hand the
whole purobase money, or any further portion
thereof then short stated.
JAMES PAULL,
U. 1). HUBBARD,
B. C I RANGLE.
Wheeling, W. Ye., Atru. 2S, 1655. aullOnd
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Cars, Engines, and Railroad
Iron.
u=or: - ... & PATES MILITARY RAILROADII,
oPP::6 OP AeRISTANT CUIARTERMASTRIL
WASIFIIeaTON, D. O. August 1855.
V7lll be sold at CITY POINT. VA., on W
NIESUAY, October ti at II o'clock a. m.:
About four thousand (4403) tons Railroad Iron.
At PORTSMOUTH, VA., en FRIDAY, Oeto•
wet 13 at 1901.:
Five :.5) nrst-claaa Locomotive Engines.
About fifty (193) Freight Oar. and 000 (II Pane.
ger Car.
At NORE)LK, VA., October is, at 5 tr. m.:
One new Locomotive Engine, 5 foot gauge
At ALEX ANDHIA. lA., on'TUESDAY, Oe.
tober 17:
FIRy (It) drat-clam Locomotive Engines, 1 foot 6
Inch gauge.
Eighteen (18) new P.atform Cars, five foot gauge,
Twenty.five (25) new 800 Cara, five foot gauge.
About three hundred And Orly OLIO 800 Oars,
feet 53.1 inch gauge
About two hundred and thirty (230) Platform do.,
4 feet S) in. gaup.
About thirty (30) btock 0r,.. 4 feet 91 . f in. gauge.
TweetY fee) Paseenger so., do
One (I) Wrecking do.,
Two ,2) pew Truck.
• • -
Slaty (an) do, trained.
Fourtecli (14) £laic ,
About two thousand (2,0001 ton. Railroad Iron.
Sates to comment. at Al..E.Y.Attli }ILA, at 10 a
and to continue from day to day until all me
cold.
Tem.—CASH, In ()overate.= tends.
H. L. ROBINSON,
Brew. UoL and L. Q M.
U. S. Military Hallre 4.11.
rirrorr quart - railcar...ran sisn'a 0r0W2.1
Pirrennuort,Sept 1865.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT. 22,
PROPER
Ty.—tgill be soldat Public Auction at the
FalrGrounds, In this city, oa the 2d day of Octo
ber ISO, the following Government property,
alz :
4 Homes.
30 Six Aluie 'Wagons.
62 Single Sets Wheel Harness.
118 " Lead
8 22 beel-barrowc.
:2 hiding Saddles.
10 Bridles
21 Saddle Blankets.
17. limiter Chains.
MO Horse Bells.
27 Chains.
Anvils,
7 Siedges and
I Plow,
20 Axle,.
12 Spades
176 .Shovels,
183 Tick 4441
En " Heading.
7 Branding Irons.
Ii Pauline
Platform Scales.
10 Crow-bars.
4 Road Scoops.
LOU Cans.
48 Coro Mills.
CO Bucket..
614 Oraln Neck&
21137 Rnfl Bond Chair.
141 Hit&
Murk, sf the abos - e property la ingoal condition.
Sale to conarnet. a; 4X 4, m. tertne—thmi
United Staten currency. la
Lieut-Uolonel and Deputy°4.7lsGSS'en'l
rei:dtd
GREAT AUCTION SALE AT BRAD.
DOOkti YIELD.—Four Acres Home
aten4l. Grows of kii A 43.4,14 and TA tray
four Largo Building Lota.—On 11IONDAY
AFTERNOON, October 24, at 2,4 o'clock, on the
premises, will be sold the above, The convent.
enca beauty, and desirableness of this rapidly
thriving locality are suHlclently known. These
lots are above the Penterylvanta Railroad. in the
most dealtabla part of ilraddook's, now for the
first time offered at sale, varying from 40 to 50 feet
wt.", and 110 to 150 feet deep; a few contaliiinf
neat an acre each. They front on the excellent
Township Road !radios direct from Braddock'.
Station, only
ng Me y distant.
The H omesteadadjoinite of four sores hit a
eubstanUal, and elegant twootol7 br ca
rnanelon, well finished, with eight rooms, out
buildings, Ike.; the grounds are under excellent
cultivation, to shots, varieties of fruits, grapes,
with good supply of water.
The Six Acts Grove le excellent land, beauti
fully adapted for ornamental . grounds, [Mins It
for one of the loveliest home in the country.
TXIIIII3I OE SALZ-01124 bird oath, balance in one
and two yews, with interest, scoured by mort
gage on the premien. *to to paid on
wheat said, as part of the cash be
payment. each Lot
A FRES. EXCURSION TRAIN ate
leave the
Permaylvanla Depot, Pittsburgh, at 2 o'clock, for
eonvoyance of ladles and gentlemen to and from
the sale, returning at o'clock. No TICECTS
(1111eet.1119. Plans at Auction Booms , 100 Smithfield
Str
ens
A.. MaILWAINE. Auet't
LARGE BALE OF OOVERNMENI
RAILROAD ENGINES AND CARS. •
trWITSD SPATES MILITAIIT HATLIIO•O3.
f7llOlll 07 ISAIRIBTAXT QUARTERMASTItt.,
Nfsanlcrroar, D. 0., !await it, Jaz.
Will be sokl et masour,srEa, opposite Riche
mond. VA, on TUESDAY, October
Twentrilve (2t) neer fint.slass Local:mottos Ea.
glo, tin foot gauge. fin foot drivers, sylir.
dens Ma l esoacitt of tank. OM 0 11066 .
Flee (6) first.elass Locomotives, a nate% lack
Fwohundred and alitrdra
Oars, Eva foot gauge.
C 2116) nen Ek.s Freight
Moen (It) new Platform Oa live foot gauge.
Ten (to) Freight Can, 4 facer la. mg°.
Toe sale to continua from to day until all
Santo commence at 10 ralock.
Ttram—OASll, to Government funds.
H. L. eoffissom
Drew. Col. and A. Q.. Id.
ASSIST •IfT ItISAIITEXIMASTLIVO Opounil
PreTanoson, P 4:, &Pt. 2 .1 MI
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUART
MASTER'S STORES. •
liu Stumm.
§7ooli: aa ctii at Stela Pipet . .
6
Tames% inHrlorecirat °that Aitlclos.
VIII be told at - Public Auction. at the GoVern..
meat Stairehouso. , on Pena irtruet, opposite the .
Fent Womb Mahood Dew; in this city, of
• x.
•WEDBESRAY, October an, totok, at to o!otoot
Tnitics—Oiab. 11. S. Currency. .
•
E. E OAMp,
Dept. std A. Q.. Bt. D. S. A.
.1.&1[1:11 L. tono....aonn antra...4ocla Doaaaar,
LONG, LANE & Co.,
SIGN ARTISTS & HOUSE PAINTERS,
Nol 60 smitbficui Elk, Pitt:famish, - '
LETTERING tig. Aga. KINDS "executed
promptly and with onaimpaned elegance.
.w.auneux. 011 OW CARDS on , enameled
paper of al/ colors, andGILT axo OSS
madeO TORI to brier and sent to all pang of n
the N
oo G nn LA trg.
Mitle manner. P/ ALIMISIGNS execute
I d In a higtdrar.
, •
MIME PLUM% done with -a mum to da
tabillty. hammy at' eater. and. cesium of Artlah. '
Air - All Worh &crewman/. rate*, along
___________"_____
WILL:I , I3R owIi
arta at Ms Arga at Bacon! lk Dicy**ow
MACAO 4 WD 13101T;POrzurc
e Mbta44ra73:••,ornerd owl seta gu,
Rids... , inwainuteit
it SATZ.. •
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22T0Itils /10=1:32 4v i nz " .
FL Y
ect, laMpleta,
Suitable for a Saw, Grid, or 1.121 1141,4a1tris ,
ty at M e MZIO P e = l APThirth 7 tY of For.
:
saran/ go rarrratzEr4psik e dt .
SAND Pl4B=ll-110 bbla, for maitoly;
EMT 8..Q07
IMEMS2I
Side-wheel !steamer A. G. Brown, rrglztered 2.M
too.
sloe-wheel steamer Ohio Belle. registered =tone
Side-wheel steamer iiitutartg, regiStered 118 toes.
Sloe-wheel steamer Elaist Charles, registered 357
tome.
Side-wheel steamer Diana, registered red toes.
:41de—wheel steamer E. H. Fairchild., registered
got Loft.
2 4 1t0-unt el .reamer B. J. Adams, registered 681
tops.
.
Side -wheel steamer Switzerland, registrund 61 0
tato..
Stein-wheel steamer Ids 11lay, registered 260 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer lowa regittered 422 too.
Stern-wheel steamer Altar:l3MA, 09g11191911.1199 LOOS.
5t999,1911991 steamer Dick Fulton N 0.2, Miner'
ed 118 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Colonel Benedict, registered
121 tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Colonel Chandler, registered
20 tons.
Stern -wheel steamer Comte, registered tons.
Stern-oheel steamer Lizzie Davis, roglateled
tons.
Ste-to-wheel steamer Colonel Ottepln registered
tons.
Screw tug Leviathan, registered 124 tons.
Screw tog Sintue Bunke registered 62 tome
ScScrew tug Baltic reglater.4 113 tone
rew tog Captain Pitkine (now battling).
Screw tug (no name coo now -01.11b11eg)
Serena tug George E. Tyler registered Ile tons.
Screw tug America, registered 418 tens.
Screw tug Hancox, mogestered 162 tout,
S cre w tugw tug
Gladiator Admiral, r,
l e ll tons, gistetedl24 tent.
ole
Centre-wheel steamer Keeper, registered 81 tons
Centre -wheel steamer General Ransom, reri, stet
ed 104 [OEM
Centre -wheel steamer Colonel °album, register.
91 tone
m ane
barges Nos. 10 and 11, and Abbey.
Canal I,at Rosa le.
Ten (io) gunwale barnes.
Twenty lour , 22) pontoon boats.
Four (4) Stasi boats, ono ( sail boat, one Cl) me
tallic boat, fire ,61 skiff's, one i 1) set or ways.
All of ^..."hich eon he seen at NEW ORLEANS,
LA., until the day of tele.
At Mobile, Alabama, Until Thursday, Oe..
tober 12, 12 M.,
For the Side-wheel steamer Laura Hill, registered
63 tons.
I Side-wheel steamer Warrior. registered 46e tons.
Shio-whoel steamer James Battle. registered 631
Side-wheel steamer Ariel, registered stu tons.
Side-wheel steamer DV W. Thomas, refistered sti
teas.
Side -wheel steamer Starlit ht, registered /GI tons.
Side-wheel steamer Iservil/e, registered 505 tone.
Stdo-wlarel steamer J. 1). Swain, registered 237
tons.
Stern-wheel steamer Jennie Bogen, registered .341
toms.
Stern -wheel steamer H. B. lismilton (Sunk), ref
Lured 199 tors.
Screw tug Perry, registered 164 tons.
Screw tog Alph Cutting, registered 93 tons.
Screw tug Blossom. registered 54 tons.
111 oe el barge Ford, canal boat Golden Era, canal
boat (no name). fully (SO) pontoon barges, thirty
(au) yawl boats, and three (a) sectional docks.
All of which can be seen at PdOBILE, ALA.'
until the day of sale_
Persons making proposal. for more than one
boat or barge. !Mould give the name or number of
each boat nr barge tem:l - for, with the pries proposed
Ott given for cacti.
Each e oveiope containing • bld Mould !. sealed,
and the 061110 of the boat or barge, or description
01 the property, indorsed thereon, and addressed
to Brigadier General L. B. Pangaea, Chief of Rail
mid River Transportation. in care Of the °dicer la
charge of river transportation at the point cleric.
netted for opening bidet
The Government reurves the right to withdraw
If deemed too low.
any of the above property, and to reject propomill
Payment. to be made In United States enrreney,
51,5,9_ the seely!teoee of say proposal and prior to
15r.4.46 to 2.Z.DkOPert.T.
A full description of the property may be ob..
talned on application to Colonel Arthur Edward.,
Amistant Quartermaster,St. Louis, Ditatouri.
By order of the Quarte rmaster General,
LEw B. P,
Brigadier General and (Thief ri
of Rail and River
Transportation. ati9d4
Weaurnorow, D. O.
September 21, 1862.
XOTICE—AII boats, &c., et New Or
leen. and Mobile, for width bide are not ma
cepted, will be offered at Public &action. Those
at New Orleans, at that place on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of October, and Moss at Mobile, at
that place on MONDAY, the 1610 day of October.
Due notice will be riven of peenine boar and
locality of sale. By order of the Quartermaster
O eneral. LE WIS B. PARSONS,
Bea Brigadier fauleral.
FOR SALE,
LIMATTASOO(.I4I HULLING MILL
Witt D .P.l UPPIIIIIT, '
Orrzen OP Dinacron AEC/ asnisigu.
MANAGER OP Mu. yrs iv Rartnoaps 11. S./
WASKINOTOO, D. (I. July al, ISM.
o'clock ' ro ”b oZo ni n b Va e ri v ed •
" Lk", 4 . M trin u b: " Is,
toad
to purchase the United R takes Dluitary Rail.
ad Rollizz a illi at Chattanooga. Tennessee,
with the m , took, buildings, ilxturea
track ecuatectieg a Boiling 111111 with the Rash.
vile and Chattanoo—r. Railroad.
The mill and machinery occotructed to reroll
railroad Iron are entirely new, and of the mat
Imved character.
For full description end details of operation,
A., ciy, he n apply In pmeau or by-letter to T.
Tenrut Pl l ARDLEY, FaperWtendent, Chattanooga,
asee.
MI b.da should be endorsed, "Propoial to pug
chase (Rattan !op, Rolling TWL't
D. O. hioOA.LLIIIII,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and General Manager
No rstisisetory bids Illlittars Rallroads 0. S.
having been receive! wider
the recent. adverttsement for the aisle oi ttutChat.
tanooga Rolling Mtn, the time for receiving bias
ta extended to the FIFTH OF OCTOBER, ISIS,
sane Lou,. D. 0. 111cOALLUIR,
Brevet Brigadier General,
Director and Cleans] Manager
Pittwary Railroads U. S.
• --------__________.
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEADVT.LE. PA.
actleacietar rk:m. mac:armee.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTENSEI 20,
Fal,L TERM °OEMS.
Wednesday December 20, Fall Term closes; Thurs.
day, January t, Winter Term opens; Friday, Marsh
SO, Winter Tem closes; Monday, April I, laving
Term open.; Thunsday, June - SPII3B Xenia
closes —iXifiIIIENGEOIENT.
[mention beauttful, healthful, and eicrilditeeess.
Libraries, Oatiousta , azul apparatus ruonntally w i th and ralunble . A new boarding ball with
completely foraltbed rooms for the asommmoda
lion of one hundred eludr_nts. BoarilinglroM
pAe
to 54.00 per Week.
°lessee commencing Latin and Greek Inn be
formed at the beginning of the Fail Term.
ARMY B OTB,
REAL GENUINE SIP LEiTHER.
CIISTONI.DIADE HAND SEWED
Three Dollars a Pair, a
BITLEL LOD'S AUCTION URA
ear-en roma at Goat, 13 ZAki , : f o 9* - tPr 1 . 13 °
liernnezt.a.
,asS.
_Nth •
• ociiriunierrvE, ostr.c
71:samci; a'retlred'physielaq.,Af meat . cll.
nonce,' discovered, while In itur West Isaac •
oe2talutorero, Oolteamptlon,Astamayalrondidtis,
z aiciughs, , Ookls, and Gimetral Delfillty, The remodg
was discovered by fin when his only a,
daughter, war given up to-die. His child was
med. and la now Alive aid well. Diatom of
benefiting his fellow' mortals', he will send to
those whowhili trte'tecioe, containing foil di
mitotic for inaklar and aucteallftakt Anita; t
wo
remedy, free, onmexlpt of their names. with-two
lamina topay expenses. Trier. Li not. singe
symptom erconiumptlDA that it does not at onto
tope hold of and dissipate. Wight sweats, Rey.
Wino% Irritation - of the nerves, More of memory,
=tun ealmeraraldlin, *harp pall, lathe icings,
'or* throat, chilly sensations, nausea et.the atom-
Ach, lineation of the timed", wasting away of the
Musette. The writer will plane mate the . ,oloie
of the , paper theysee this advertisement tn. • go.
dram CRADDOCK &OM..
telithrtnnwT Earn at, go,
NOTIOB
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WI bilis the atalisesteryler Pllteffaildri4
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MUTED -STATER . FIN MINIM;
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Steamboa
Barges, art-Bolts,
ProParcy,o
Qmorrinnturrza Gimuy's 07/MIL,
WAnanrarcar. D. 0.. laly 211. ME.
SEALED PR6POSAIL9 are barite.] sad will
tftelye4tat the plasm, Da:toot/3 the time her.
Walter named, tot the pa/these of the following
ST EAMBOATS, WHAILF.BOLTS, BARaES,
and other Property.
At Nett Orleoo
i Lo obe till r e t. until
boar.Wednes-
For the mone/ barge Itialllgan. and 000 (I) .Dal
Which un be wen at PORT HUDSON, LOUIS
IAN A. until the day of .ale.
For the wlt•rf-boat Natchez, lOotona; 004 two (2)
coal boats.
Which as be seen It BATON ROGUE. LOU
ISIANA, until the cap of sale.
ALSO,
For the Side-wheel ateamer. Colonel Holcomb
(building). regleterell 220 tone.
Side-wheel steamer Min ola t regletered SOO tons,
Side-wheel steamer W. B. savory, re‘latered
loos.
Side-wheel steamer J. M. Brown, regbgtered an
lona.
J• TINGLEY
Secretor? of the Picolty
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1.1 - OF
FOURTH NATIONAL BINS,
'U.S. Government Depository
A 5 Jr/MRIEET BRTRET,
PrlintWea. PA:
Capital Paid In 034X1,000
With Prsrilese of lacrosse to 600000
Haring este r r 11-e correspondence Withlietka aed
rs
Banke th roughout the country, se o ffer Ullultt•
al facilities to those doing bushuna with U.S.
7 3-10 xvia.r339.
And all other Government eeenrltlea. furnletual
la sums to salt onrehaaers. Depoelts recatvel and
interest, allowedpg 'peels] agreement.
THOS. DONNELLY, [R. H. RING,
D. M. SMITH, N. 3. HIGLEY,
THOS. BA/LIY, IJOHN F. HERRON.
SMITH, 13. M. KIHIPATMON
THOS. TIONNELLY, President,
BUTLER WARD, Cashier
selklyvatcwF
BANKING HOUSE.
N. HOLMES & SONS!
No. 67 Market Street, Pittatnrrgii.
DEPOSITS RDOEIVED IN PAR FO N/33 AND
pit/1:1,1d
Oollestiaaratado oa all the prlatdpal potata: of
Salted States sad Canada% .
STOOLS, BONDS AND OTHER sEOBBITIA
BOUGHT AND SOLD-ON COMMISSION.
ParUoular attention paid to the piuohste
aak of
emu STATES SECIRMiS,
2AaLtalEl6l ,
Dotted at 61:a1 of ISM;
Do. do. D-Stqi;
Do. rye% 1040 et,
Do. Seven-Thirties;
Do. Oa=mita of InCetrtatotos.
ORDERS AND VOUCHERS BOUGHT OR
OOLLEOTE
rAOLLAR bA9ireoB BANE, .2 , 10 -64
raorri Brava.
JP* 2112cd0ck,"20 Wedlial
..ey and Saturday Maim from May lit to e No.
vember Let, from 7 to • *Wont, mid DOmlcoriunbet
lit to May lit from e to zi o'clock.
Deposits received of all ramieof not LaulthattOre
Dollar, and a dlviderul of the profit' declared Min
a year, in June and December. Interest has been
dudeeeclar aczol.emzually, In June and Daaamber e
the Bank was organized, at Up rata et Ida;per nat. a Tear.
Interest, If not drairn out, Is plated to the wen
at the depositor as principal, and mama
Interest from theramt days of June a m erce
Derrem
compounding twice a yet; without t rubllax tha
.datTslinete cal l,
e; r liin en dc. ugti e ' Lisa t Eft : 6 ;,1%
"wall
Bookk - contalnlng the Marta, By.Letßuble
and Regulations, furnished gratis, on a w as
the ogle.
Psuratrearre-Q1301113E ALDIRES
122113X:Mg.
William J. lindercowag 14 „
A. AL. Pollock,
John O. Robert Robb,
Bec,l. L. Fahnestock, John EL ShoeilberMr,
James Madman, James
James
•uley Alexander Speer,
LAMM.McA , Pennock, °Matt= hlll,
eam.
TregrErtgra. r •
Calvin Adana, Henry .T.M )
John Peter A.
11,1rawatii_rt4siac John Marahatt,
NealteP.
Alernol: Canter, jamas B. D. Medi,
Charles A. Owl on, John B. RtaFa&tew
Wm
Douglas, John OIT.
Jcdm Henry
JohnlThAsple, E.
I Wlllfam S. Haven,. Alexauderilndle,
Peter FL Honer, WILL= Vesdnek,
Mikan/ Wm. 1..4; 1 1=e1 . 2 . ,
Lsase
a-Ve, Jame Isex);er-aall. A.
airralau COLTON.
Geurders.-JADIES B. D. ME.EDS.
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EXCHANGE NATIONAL BEM
0 f Pittsburgh.
Chartered by the! Capital !Organized under
State of PL, 1816.1 sl,ooo,ooo.Riatal Law 1868
This Swag has Data 4•BlS•sted •
DEPOSITARY
OF TEM
n ted, States tteastity,
and sePointed agent for the sale of the
7.3.00 Xi CA d9.1%7 .
ties Every
paschsaing faelllty will
mbe ottltiotl to Lovesters or par.
for le.
watt' EL It LItrEMAY. Cant'ler
•
PEOPLES' NATIONAL BANK,
Of Pittsßurgh.
Capital Paid in 81,000.000, with Pratt
lege of $2,000,000. •
sTu rtidt Route war= rse.sT Ann wowoosr.Ers.
rilla National organized under the Boit
inn
i t em. noda Prepared to transact badness
at Ita Banklor !House, corner of Wood and rint
wed.,
Collection, raids on ell aceetilble pants on
moat favorable tenos. Spada! Agents fog SAT
000KE, tar theta. of the
U. & 7 3-10 Treason' Notes.
REA. President.
Zs DI. GqaDoN, ounier. •
J. CeIt:W.IIEBSOR Telles.
U r i 0, I :
;
ANDY & ZWEIFa,
MMlm FLUIMM
Gas and 'Steam Fitter*
No:: 165 WOOD' F111,141ETi.:::,
StiOet.,Li*4
LEAD Pin PIG &
rlamla9pi itater - itail in Genepa.
OILL ALEFlelrEaltEll
Fpgirp #l'.UrS9At Appr state.
isai ;lake irukTig* opp*
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V.71%.-Attarders promptly attaadedtsi.f,','