intt VittAtilt Gait*.
TUZBD4Y, , 2IONTJALBER 14, 12&
GAZTITTE
thilimcrtnbig 1110 Per =ltem
do." do. Caned by cante r, 26 cents e meek.
pops, 111160 per pear.
do. do., .erved carriers; 15 cents e week.
Weekly,ebabLi. ' &LW per peer.
ao, lacer oapLoo PAO do.
AT.ES'OF ADVERTISING.
•• ONE elpa2l2-6PASIIING liesren:
Pprief:4.l 7.istsWi2tsiVitaar!Wkly
Two 3. . .
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Three tem..
Four ttoes...
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;400 weeks. .
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Two 'rneethji.
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eft months_ .. _
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. .._ thiradvettiser a plosions, at s duns of 23 cents
, - innsr p , (or SO -cets' if pads; tne am%) bed
m bona It .dto ItintnUandlatobtedness or tate
• • re/Memento - oontissted for othervlnt thou
, will be inserted on nett days as the oaten
sakert. _
... •:in neat advertising 'GASH..
Notions, esehinsortloa ' a so
, alluttagsn Is
litesartend=emetllder trip a oo
..ganneutOns'orlalnelnlatra IV areitions. soo
IrEALIIVINILIVITIJSTIIStNO 8.1.T.ES
. ..
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uate—ocnallne4 to* tho'snonatals tunnels
• (.1 thitadtlrtlser, and not to include dissolutions,
_ formation 'of new films, wants, an-,*aoptable
"ann. Is'ecoselt;'.'6.l4 Slam to - be shamed as Oda
alentinkttesti • "
ri4llll' anotelt.l a week. a week.
ro ea
-•A 99
Editooathe .10 03 1 . se au to to
.2, Mae mouths-- 42 00 22 02 15 oo
Cese Year I 02 02.. 01 00 24 00 0o oo
..."R Flit Notices. double the above rates, Lt In.
• ' ..ea c t r et a a p Jnorith. at. more. For a lees period=
limbs& line.:
Late. Potties at •Such rates as may be agreed
sire igibare to be considered as the spans °coo
pied by ten tines of the ordinary advertising type
of Ms Dora:.
TEE LAST DAYS OE^ PA LSI itSTON.
'ilitnagh:the great Premier, at the time of his
a - 6att c Niasri g lity•one years Old yet such was his
excellent bealthand great capacity for business,
that .his death was not looked for. Ile was
driving out near rocket - FLU, his residence in
US . - ewardrlCl ori .Thureday„ .and he had been
wakeed to take great_earaof ttinaell, but, feel
lag over Warm with the precautions adopted,
he linprodently. exposed himself to a chill, and
returned tcr tte tense in sneh a state that col
lapse nitit"init for the piezence of the
; physician it Is possible that he would have died
-41thIn tan hours. Ile recovered, however, from
that, hist hay,. in his bed yery weak and very
;yaneh changed, for the affection mounted to due
ihnttmand .kfddels.. and.. the secretions being
•:;atarpeibled: the 4 b.100d . wan beeoming poisoned.
bisinparh tonititution gave hope, espee
laitywhen the difficulty ,of respiration became
leis, and ctelteaday afternoon wfavarable
bnl
letin was issned,but ai night hiloondltion grew
:innett worse, audit Was Soon apparent that the
-end approached.
Ills state of mlnd np to the last remained un
clouded; he was in Snl.l , *session of ids fatui
ties, and suffered verY pain.' But there
came lassitude over him which prevented
any oiled or Wish to converse; questions put
to him were:either disregarded or answered by
n km* or sign. A silence, half imposed by
I=dt:les% half of his own Inclination, possess
,ed OnTheday 'before his death, however,
when in a doze preceding the last change, his
mind was
,evidently still amid its old associa-
Alintis;• for he was heard to murmur, as in a
treaty with Belgium ! yes, read
thataimit eladso again." Bat at last a per
feetly poieefni dimise crowned the . tang and
serene healthfallness of his life; he sank
airaiiintly, flickered away like an expiring
lamp, and then "went out" rather than "died;"
andthey hnitily knew In the death chamber at
what exact moment the great statesman ceased
to be amcnm,•the
His Instant of public business was an instance
4his energetic manner of dealing with facts
when ho_hatl once got hold of them. Ife re
' calved at Brocket Hall the Walt deputation
ut,on t4r,c4ltle disease, though he was very
ai,wen. m i d obli g ed to recline upon the .fa all
the time; bit ho at once acted upon the wishes
of Lis oislants. If he would have kept to that
sofa he idea ItaTilived; but he was a constant
- *rot. to his doctors by reason of his energy;
although, when he once promised to obey them,
'bhkept his orord, as If it had been Pledgel to
-the House Of Commons.
" ektvaliser Bays : "We will only
WMl—end we make our closing remark with
, 4;• ter pleasure than we can must—that we
'2";-,SOMMlebied to state on the eutherltlty of one
"rho attended Lord Palmerston's bedside dur-
UR the last few days of his Illness, 'that his end
- 7-. • .- s-Out peace,' and that It was 'UN Item belief' of
friend do whom 'we -acute that this peace
• •
Afar the result- of his 'knowing wherein to
i .
. 6 The /Mack Code for South Carolina.
_ ,
' ' =The special commission appOinted in South
‹iprolina to draiir up a code for. the freed papa
,.
'lion of the State have reported a long series
regulations, which are now under examins
.tibn in theEtate Legislatnrer
The code now lays down that all having less
than seven-eights of white blood are to he
Tlghd need persona of color. It gives them the
tto bold ponerty, mil or pemonal, to sue
d be sued, and to have all such legal remedies
sp whites are entitled to. It establishes the re -
ISE= of man and wife among them, and that
td parent and child, but provides that the per
m contracting with a freedman Is to be known
%
.the master, and th e freedman as the servant.
Children of freedmen may be apprenticed by
tt lr 'retreats to respectable white or colored per
sOns until they are twenty-one, and the master
/SU hod entitled to the services of the appren.
.114 e,, may recapture him if he runs away, and
.m,hy chastise him moderately, and in also to
teach him . fOMe trade or occupation, and If
•there la a School within convenient distance to
' • itsidhliri for six weeks at least in every year.
;.The Booth Carolina people could save them
tseiveifa world of trouble by merely repealing a
tun of their present legislation and striking
-Olt the ref Mlnice to color In the rest.
.TEE ASIEHICA3 FEES TRA.DE LEACCE.—
. 41:0 New York concern Is pinking strut
, tioll:13 era* for the propagation of its senti
ments, In Ottpipition of the meeting of eon.
Funds rain supplied freely, partly, doubt.
-Ira from Epgland, fottita publication and ills
.tribntion dikes tladadastimenta. It behalves
the Merida of -,piiadean industry to be up and
&Inn, In onialo ponnteract their efforts. Oar
sniiiinificitttiAtra canna hope for higher protec
tioiblf they.are too inert to press the matter.
.Lettheinstlcast equalihe zeal of their oppo—
- WmuntrO Dv- Eivniair.;•—a singular discovery
fait , been made In Milan. In one of the fun
hoar of that city waa a statue of St. Made
' lolnei. from WhicKtime.immemorial. had mirac
nlintslycountil its team on. Infidels and heretics.
After_tbegnecces of the Italian revolution, It
~.katwepreoplensly., It Itsdhappened that the
iniMIIMMit needed repairs. and It
wan, .neeeseary , to remove the statue. What
wallite surprise of the workmen to end that it
knialtahient n little - merrier of water; which was
herded by meatii'of a furnace concealed in the
bur.:yme Alder:ln -evtiPateting, 'rose to the
head :of the 'statue, when it condensed and
. maelord.tho firolittle tubes ofthe oyes, when It
escaped' andrati 4rop.ky.doep over the checks.
Maziehr.me for rediseing ietaale clerical
lame in the interior Departtavatinlil goes oa,
'Pad St is believed the TressaryDepartmeat will
tools folkcw. snit In ,the - rearm, Ladles , sere; ,
employed to the • Treasury Bureau
durtag the tint when able-bcdied- men • were
~v vinted in Att.tteid extd - many' militate eel
', dlesswere.benefitted by suet employment of
Sher femaLa reLlkes. wham they otherwise
would .havabeeti Obliged Co. support,'
now earning back araY making sp-;
pilealkokby searef,.srid - eednOtag Snatinits their'
AnanialMeskt, Mucci bs estimated by the elitifs;
rot acme Winona Shat teMitall the 'gases
of,elei#Xold-bi? ri4wte itali.wera:
_E onjrngotype ails: Mr. Simpson'
OT hae..azie et the greatest curiosities
yin pre that Ira. have hand of 21n the gee=
IsAealci.wlth two heads, four ears,
,tdat-o.lo;4 l o , titrt4 saJwi orct, . Lwow=
mane: legissdd all resting -owe= .liadr. There
' • 'ripen arise" tha-que.stiorr whether that svretched
:, -, telflide radix "weal" than -
Wooer St, Alitt has re
', mons her plea.= the siren ter the Stook%
-Ltatrofeleamers. She readed• her &kit this
"istiOrpla_Aaad arillleaste ton for ,Yortf stattver
Les. Uer,teller boa leen - repaired lad the Wu
. sy done to the Suitt the explosion made Read.
z r - atifilt Mints?, McVey. L
The Imkartection to Jamaica--Intertstag
IGTZTIIII
The hiotadu Traa,er Cvn the followiez
Particulars of the losturection In Jamaiea. re
ceived from a correepandetit le that country
Jamaica is divided into three districts or
counties, for court purposes, tamed Surrey,
Sliddimex and Cosnmare, ned the island Itself
la again divided Into several parishes.
The present - dlillculty originated In the Parish
of Et Thorcuss4n.the-East, which is sdtuateg.m.
the Hubert end of the 'lsland. Poe a vat
Many years The authorities have experienced
considerable opposlttoa In attempting to col
lect the taxes from the negroes, who are mostly
squatters,' holding from two• to flay acres of
land, which, by ordinary bdustry, could be
made valuable, and the natives secure a good
living and have plenty to sell sad obtain money
to Fey the taxes with. The objection to paying
team] dates back to 18.^.4. aadseemed to Increase
with each year.
The tax collector of the Bt. Thomas-in-the-
East-Parish, ascertained that there were a large
number of. people who owed back hazes for
years, and fie was directed 'to visit the parties•
end collect them. This inat of the bland 1
eXtiemely mountainous, and when the collector
'went there a crowd Immediately assembled and
drove him away from that lotalllty.
He reportedne result of his visit to the Rev
enue Dcpartme•,t, and then received orders to
take a force and make another attempt. Bab
teunelat4. tame of the negroes made an appeal
to the Magistrate's Court, sell appeared before
Charles Anthony Price, the magistrate, and
denounced the attempts to collect taxes from
them.
The magistrate gave a positive decialon
against them. From this Coort they appealed
to the Superiar Magistrates' Court, which was
prealded over by Baron Von Elttleholdt. This
magistrate also gave a decision similar to that
ofJustmernee, and alto administered a rebuke
to them for their Indolence, and . stated there
vras.to reason why they should wit cultivate the
lands they held, and have money so that the
taxes could be paid, and they could live more
comfortable and have their condition generally
bettered. The neg - roes smarted under his ad
dress, and some disturbance wee occasioned. in
Court.
The next season of the Magistrates' Court.
the opponents again went before Jaseice Price
and renewed their efforts to get the taxes abated.
Ile adhered to hia first decision. which ens re
ceived amid greet excitement, and the negroes
became so violent that the officers ejected them
from 'he Comt. The regular business of the
Court was then proceeded with,, and shortly
afterwards smoke was discovered Issuing
through. cracks in the floor of the room.
Thosein attendance made an effort to leave
the building, and they found that the doors and
windows had been barricaded on the outside.
Theymade several unsuccessful attempts to get
out, amid the
. jeers ana cries of the negroes in
the Street, but at last forced their way out,
when they were Immediately attacked by the
mob, who were armed with Imes, pistols, brick.
bats, stones, clubs, he.
Tte'party were nor able to make resistance,
and Baron I'cm Klttleholdt, Justice Price, and
others were killed. Previous to killing the
Baron, the fiends subjected lam to horrinle tor
tures, cutting off his thumbs and stabbing him,
and finally ripped open bin bowels.
After this the mob attacked all the houses oc
cupied by the white population In that district,
and sliest accounts their work was Willa pro.
A force bad been sent to the island sufficient.
It It to thought, to subdue the Insurrectionists.
Many of the white population in other parts of
the lelandlutd sought refuge on vessels lying
In the harbor, fencing that their lives were in
danger. The letter was dated on the 2:;:d of
October, and the scene narrated above occurred
on or about the 181.4.
The correspondent resided In Jamaica a
her of years, and stateethat the taxes are very
small, some of the largest aremmting, to only
$2,50 or in gold.
Interesting Facts Concerning the Meths.
The Brat Methodist Society in this country
war; Formed In 1766, by Philip Embury, in the
city of New York. Ens congregation consisted
of five persona beside himself, and assembled in
Die own house. This little congregation of dye
ptrrons has multiplied to thousands of socie
ties from the extreme northern settlements of
Canada to the gall of Mexico, and from Nora
Scotia to California. We gather from the New
York Muner some highly Interesting particu
lars concerning the extraordinary growth of the
60tletl:
The first small conference of 1778 , with its
10 preachers and its 1,160 reported members,
tins multiplied to CO conferences,
extant, •.,,,20'n local preachers, and 0n....120 mem
bers in the Methodist Episcopal Church alone,
exclusive of the other southern, the Canadian
and minor branches, all the offspring of the
Church founded in 1770, and the episcopally
organized in 178-1.
It tun property In churches and parsonages
azcour_llng to about $27.000.01:0.
hen 25 colleges nad theological schools
with property amounting to 53,055,03; 15s in,
&tractors, 5,345 students, and 77 academies
with 530 Instructors and 11,761 students; mak
ing a body °Cll.! Instructors. lied an army of
2:3,106.
Its church properly (chtvelaes, parsonages.
and college, aside from its 77 academies and
Book Concern,) amounts to 680,0755,000.
Its Book Concern him a capital of $527,000;
500 publishing %puts, editors. cArks, and opera
tives; with some thirty cylinder power presses
In constant operation. about 2
.000 riff:rent books
on its catalorne, beskies trans, etc.; 14 official
periodicals. with an t=raeate circulation of
more than 1,000 000 cacaos per month.
Its Sunday School Union comprises 13,400
schools, more than 150.000 instructors, nearly
0180000 pupils, and more than 2,500,000 library
books. It issues nearly 2.500 publications, be
sides a monthly circulation of nearly 300,000
numbers of Hs periodicals.
Its Albsionary Society has 1.059 circuits and
~tations, 1,12'; paid laborers, and 105,675 core.
tnunleants.
The Methodist Episcopal church south has
published no statistics Since the war broke oat;
It has dontless snared much by the war; but it
reported, the last year before the rebellion,
nearly 700,000 church members, nearly 2,000
Itinerant and 5,000 local members. It had 19
periodical publications` 12 colleges and 77 acad
emies, with 1,000 students. Its .Mlssionsry no
ciety susalned at home and abroad, about 3043
rals,lonartes and tl Manual Labor schools, with
nearly 500 pupils.
According to these figures the two great
Episcopal dtvialans of the denomination have
bed, at the latest reports, 1,623,310 members;
9,421 traveling and 13,205 local preachers; with
191 colleges and accacicmies and 31,100 stu
dents.
STATE PEWS
Ton Old School Presbytery, of Erie, held a
meeting last wet L at Meadville, and adjourned
on Thursday after a pleasant meeting. During
the sesJelon of Wedneaday, a representative of
the New School Presbytery extended fraternal
greetings which were responded to very cordial
ly. The kind expressions on the occasion en
courage the hope that ere lons a re-union may
take plaza between Old and New School Pres
byterlanLm—an event which would be hailed
with Joy by the great body of people belonging
to theta Churches.
Tut Mercer Di.rpard. says: Nature has been
playing some very remarkable freaks this season.
tl_ecandcrop of bloramns, and second crops of
apples, though not fully matured are reported
from almost every quarter. We have also heard
of Instances of freaks of nature as regards otter
finite., Mr. Weaver brought from hls grounds
• bunch of strawberries with quite a number of
eeeond growth strawberries fully matured. They
looked as tempting as In July and we should not
have Objected. If nature had played the tame
freak on the whole patch.
Tan Hollidaysburg .sfontlar./ records a eingn•
lar freak of nature In the abase of a yldm tree
In full - blooto, upon the property of Mrs. 3l'Dow
ell, of that place. The tree yiebted an abund
ance of fruit in the apzlng, and Is now filled
with blossoms.
Tan BprinMiald Union states that Mrs. Lucin
da Hall, the mother of Mr. King Whittemore,
of that city, died suddenly while at the break
fast table on the 29th ultimo. She was ttuilazt
of a familyef eight children, layMn of whom
died suddenly In their chairs.
-Wnra you hear the phrase, "I may say with
out vanity,. you may bo sure some character
late vanity willjoliow In the same breath.
DISSOLUTIONS.
riIEISOLUTION OP CO-PARMIIII: .
111 P.—The Partnenadp. heretofore
between the tutderslgned, van the aim bi . 14 . "2
UILILIIPTON CO., far tbs manufseture of Wirer
Pearl end other Soaps, baa thbrdsy been dttsolll4
by mutual consent...SAMUEL Vf.
JOHN C. CRUMB,
rittiaairsii, Ses. nth 1 .1 2 21 rtST
ZL
In& Eni
n i5irr.......„ a. x. was
WK. KENNEDY *CO..
otr awm wait mpros 6. coo
ialierPest anibmiorlkildnSoapa,
207 4axszT,lrr.g.wEpriTzpuaria
TUBSOLUTION,—Tbe 00.1 3 MIXNER.
Ice. SEW , llesOtotaro
. =lepers .OdoO the. Afto_Of ,Y
II frAtifAsz_tllos s olve& &lanai oonotot: JOHN
naue; IMO tan 44 488 the hUlararil. ii
Autboutod.,fo megf,lof I**DM:do of said orm,
^ln retlo fc thoAtoi of SUET. & BAX..
LET. I ooraany rsoomounia-121,12.4 Arian to
th e patronage or °aflame:hien iinactattrisrets;
• . TUUMS SPX6r •
JOHN D. BiILDY, •
,(Snoonsor 10 faircs. & a&r.LET,) .
_
Stock Riakei and Real Estate;
',40,19t0ns to:ol4nd sold cloinsmuston
otneemimfirnALL, Pittoarst.
AbIUBMI'I3ITT!3
- -
IATTSBURGEI TRZATER.
fr.lllo mA Aficuptr.....WAL HENDERSON.
First appearance of
YANKEE LOOSE.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, the performance
Win cotameture with
TES:NIGHTS IS A BAR ROOM.
Samp/s SwXtoheL. Yankee Locke.
To =minds with
_ COITSIR 30Z.
I IYEBA
N." Lessee / glanaiierew, MISS ANNIE EBERLE.
Re•mgagement of the eminent Young relit,
MR. ItafRTOM MILL,
Por nix algae only, - who win apnear u Caleb
Plummer and trOonalnue. Nun Alli s r/E
EiHßte* as DOT.
TUESDAY EVENING. Nor. 14th, will b e pre
sented the beautiful Itornance, from (Marie*
Dickens' work, with new and bUntlful men
u-y.4ml great mechanical elute, entitled
DOT; or,TIIR CHICLE? OM PILE HEMEL
Caleb Plummer Barton Hill.
To conclude with the purely Patriotic and Na
Donal lileerninn Drama of the
PENIAIII KING; or, IRELA NIPS RIGHTS
- AIRDONIC HALL
PIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
Commencing Tuesday, ,ror. 14,
THE FAMOUS
NEWCOMB & ARLINGTON MINSTRELS,
Headed by the two Greatest Comedian of a Cen
tury, the Pleneers of 3:Queloley. This mammoth
organization comprises 42 first clan artistes, who
will furnish an entire new repertoire or the min.
strelsy not yet "pirated , ' by the migratory mush.-
rooms of the profession.
Doan open at 7; performance at 8, Admission
50 cents; Children under 12, 45 cents. no10:514
SEWING MACHINES
THE WHEELER & WILSON
LOCS-87ITCEI
SEWING MACHINE,
At the ALLEGREBY COUNTY FACLillet heft,
It was awarded the HIGHEST and OtiseY PRE
MIUM given, as the moat simple and thororgh in
construction. and as the BEST MACHINE for
Family and General Ptu-poses. The following
well knee& gentlemen were members of the Com
mittee, vie: HUGH M. BOLE, JARED M.
BRCS% RICHARD NUTTAJEL, JAS. BEY,'
end A. W. FI.ITF.A.,
Call and examine the simpleet end Best Sewing
Machine la the world, at the ado° of
E. P. CARPENTER,
N 0.27 FIFTH NT., PITTSBURGH
nog
GROVER & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES
Hays beta awarded the FInST PREMIUMS a
Use following Fairs for the yeas Mg:
First Preraininifor best Itinekine work ►t Penn►.
St►te F►lr.
First Pramlsua farbest Faintly iLtaaffiste at OftSo
State Fair.
EiSE3
First Prantinni forbad Msaufectosing Machine
at blicrusim Stale Fnis
Pint Premium for best blarinfectartni Ittachins
at Wisconsin :State Fair.
Flnit Premium tor bolt bratottactuting 3iselttoo
at Laotr_nee 00., Fate, Ps.
First Premium for Dest Machine for gessrslpur.
poses, et Law rano e Co. Fair, Pa.
IFinst Premium fur bast pmaly lli?.ebloe of
Busts Co. Pals, Pa.
First Premium for but Manufartaliftt lifinstil
at flecks Co. fair, Pa.
First Pentair:um for best htanufasturlng and Fan
ilMaehlne
'lrst at u S en P f or ge.t t a d rin '' u l ligartig F.m .
Cy Machine at Palmyra Fade, N. Y.
Fltst Premium for best Illanufacturtng and Pam
lly Machine at Suffolk Flue,
Pint Premium for best Manafaaturng and Fam
ily Maghtoe at Sattuyiere Co Fate, N. Y.
First Premium foe best blanblne for all purposes
at Allegheny Co. Fate, Pa.
Pint Pron.= for best klinufarturtng Machine
at Allegheny Co. Vale, Pa
First Premium for best Machine work at Alto.
gtcny On. Fair, Pa.
And wherever exhibited
A. F. CHATONEY,
OENEIIAL AGENT,
0c27: main:a No. 18 Filth at, Pittsburgh
n7IMMIrtrITTiyM
Novv,usalto RECEIVED
THAT ELEGANT STOCK OP
CHICKERING PIANOS,
Scleetei pettonedly by the lubseriber, (twiny a
recent visit to the Frowzy.
:i;~Y ii~9:i:t Il Y~;Fj j~l
are now] open, and ready for examination. a
panne are laySted to cats and tee tats.
Warranted for Five Years
OSAILLES O. MF.W 0
anti Belo Arent for the (Maurlns P me
pidNol3 AND ORGANS.
TILE CELEBRATED
BRADBURY, NEW YORE,
Sehomaoker & Co., Philadelphia
PIANOS.
TES AbllittlOAß OROAII, and Ears h
Co.'s ooTrAcip. ORGAN, admitted by dealers,
and all who hays hesrd theta, to be superior to
tone to all other lnetrtuaente or the kind los no
lectured ha the Malted States,
We are prepared to runlet., at the shotest notice
Bran and Garman Silver Instramenta,
of every despAin, for Bins and Cornet Bands,
at rediurod Illustrated Cataloguas and
Pius Lists andihed on application. ,
New and Seeond•Lmd Pianos for Ilea.
ALL THE LATE SONGS AND PIECES
Constantly on nand
WAINELENR a BARB,
Flch li ST. OULLB Ml=
HOFFiL&N, HORNS &
PH= ETTEZET. I
/out a. 011,2111
Y7eoZselo NUAIUr:WHIS.
CMU - '/%3 - , - 6IL 0
FOURTH STRE
;CARPETS,
I RECEIVED NEW.
In addition ' our previous a*
sottarent, we have just received
It he following, in newest styles:
,Biamow ILIABPETS,r=TILti
8 EWE and INGRaIt2S.
,ENBR S OIDERED PIERO 00V
ER
adOSAIGEUGS.
SHEET OILCLOTH, 18 and 21 ft.
witle,_ecerra nudity.
WlhrigawESEDES,eitone, Ptah,'
BroWn. Leather and Green
ciders.
Jame Awsortinent et FARO!
SHEEP-SHIN MATS,
W.D.itt EL PdaO.6.LLUM.
Roil 87 £O9B.TH. STREET.
CARPET STORE.
WE All 3 DAILY ItßaltrigliG
0178 NEW vroint or
CAB.PETS,:
OIL DLO .
AND LIMN ,DlO3O
- sad DAUM. OLDTAIk:
. .DATAAI3II AILas4 JIM AND L.A.OZ ITLEIDOw,
OUBT, , •
VompDgeg rearklag mew aid dadMle, wer.bh
we Atle , se . •
POPETL4I3. PRICES.
WEISLiNDI COLLINS
~ k,.74andins AIM Oral; •
rteit Bafld Zo : :the 170 est Sato 'Caren
Howie sao Pon Whom
EFETCIAI; NOTICES
larP/121 - 811111lI3il SAM I.llolllllb.
HUBBARD, BRO &CO.
ItA7/1371.0TIMILS
PATENT GROUND CIRCUIMIS,
Warranted OAST STEEL SAWS, of ovorr de.
=Wort. Kill, Muhl', Cross Oat, Gen, sett ell
other varieties.
• • .
All kinds at KNIVES and SPRlNtlaonade frina
Sheet Oast Steel Pntra, BMW! ft.Ediollia AND
MOWING ea,..
Pntstrn
SHOST
/OP nee Works, oon d ier WATEEt and
tar
Partlardar at given to rtetoOthlnz Gail
ming and Stratedenlag Ofrordar Sam; ago, roc
pairs of an kind& Panobins and lieldling done at
reasonable rater, arnett7
ar WIZ. BAIMMILL, a otp..
Boiler Makers & Sheet Iron Workers.
Act. ON 47, 21 and 21 PF.AN wriutt:
Having seemed a buys tar 6, and fttrniebed
with the most Improved maetunery we are sr ,
ed to cuumfacture every description of BO
in the best Winner, and warranted equal to_ any
murals' the ecoM m eatbUirif ,S BEIOR.M.
PIPES LOCOED" 1N to
E RE IIMS B n 0N DE NSEE d iT SLALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS, AG ATORE4I
_HETI
MING PANS, ROMER IRON, MITI&
SUGAR PAN E sole bfaottfirers of
HILL'S PATENT BOlLERS. ltalnittlg done
on the shortest notice. ' .
itarLASS 13IIPEBIOli
Copper Mill and Smelting Works,
PITTSBURGH.
PARK, MeCURDY & CO
ALutufaotozere of SHEATIETNO. BRAZIERS' er.
DOLT RAISED PRESSED COPPER BM
TOMS, - STILL BOTTOMS. SPAT.=
SOLDER. Also Importers and dealers to MET
ALS, TED PLAkE yr SHEET IRON, ,WIRE ers.
Constantly on had, INNERS. ATACRINDS and
TOOLS. - Warehouse, No. 40FIRST and 110 SEC.
OND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Special 4:adage al
Capper eut to any desired pattern.
aly23.lydauT
~~7~HAlwllooot HOW MINT 1101 W
I RESTORED I--Just Published. In a seal.
ed Eoselop Price six cents. A LECTURE ON
THE NATURE, TREATMENT, and Radical Ours
of Spermatorrhcea, or Seminal Weakness, InTol.
notary Emission, Sexual Debility and
mote to Marriage generally; Nervottaness, Don
solution, Epileney and Fite; Mental and Phyla
cal Incapacity, revelling from Sell Abuse, be. by
BOAT. J. Ouxvnanium, M.D., author of the
Gran Doak, be. "A Boos TO TatOttertaDfl
Strynterans. Sent under seal, In • plain envel
ope, to any addreta put paid, on receipt of mix
cents, or taro postage stamps, by Dr. J. 0.M..1NZ,
MT Bow
dtaery, Now York. Post Orbs box Ode,
nordamT
TO 'NERVOUS 617TE1OTENS OS
BOTH BEILV3.-A reverend gentleman have
log been restored to health In a few days, after un
dergoing the usual routine and Irregrtha expensive
mode of treatment without rueoess, considers it his
sacred duty to communicate to his of fellow.
creatures the means of aura. Hence, on the receipt
of an addressed env=e, he will sandarac, soapy
of the prescription
street. irec
N.
to Dr. JOHN M. DAGNALL, Ha Fulton
. Y. mhlDirlawT
ONO. IraTira W. D. 6111L16 a P. 11102.1..KA8
L• BELLE STEEL WORKS.
EEITBR & CO.,
Manufacturers of OAST STEEL SPRING,
PLOW and BLISTER STEEL ( SPRINGS, AS,
LES, CROWBARS, an.
air °Mee, No. BOWATER STREET (up stain)
PITTSBURGH. PA. ITV!
ISOHINISONe :NBA t UU., (stleceisoNl
to Itortruncos, atm h Mit.1.1111061
PLII,
FOUNDERS AND MAS)H Washington ET/S WO TS, Prriarang,
Manufacturers of BOAT AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINE:3_ , BLAST ENGINaI, rms.
MACHINERY, GEARING, !SHAFTING, OAST
INC'S of all descriptions, OIL TANKS & ST/LLB,
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK.
AT Agents for GIFFARD'S PATENT MEM%
OR, for feeding boilers.
1001121 OotallliAri It BIM, ZWIRIIIII44,
torus of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RAILING, WINDOW SHUT
TERS, WINDOW GUARDS fra.,SEC
OND and 60 THIRD STRILET , ,
between Wood and
Market, have on hand a variety of new patterns,
fancy and plain, suitable for all purposes
/kir Particular attention paid to entice:lg Grua
Lots. Jobbing don, at short notice. son
SUE BRIDAL CHAMBER, AN EA.
SAY OF WARNING AM) INSTHUO.
TION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, new and rolls
Ole treatment of the Urinary end Sexual Systems.
Address Dr. J. SETLIMY HOUGHTON. Rom
are Association. PhlLAMphla, re. iplay
KENT YUEZ =A vwrirnLer or
trammels importance to the old and young,
married and stogie of both seam will be not fres
by addrearina, 'nth .tamp onslosed, th e agents:
J. A. 00., lidZ 'al ninths Pod
BOOTS AND SHOES.
6IIT FOR BARCLifia
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
!tut reeelved .
TREMENDOUS STOCK
or
F.ILL WMTER GOODS,
&T
J, A. ROBINSON & CO.,
el MARKET STREET,
Mit door to BA WLER'S Dry !Goode Store
004
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JAMES ROBB.
Ha& Jost returned from Ltio EAST with & very
lute sad seatonAble nook of
AS,M732III3XXCIPEII9.
et the VERY BEST QUALITY. Mena', Boys'
maid Youths' Boors AND SILOES in all their
varieties and styles. LADIES WORE of the da
ted end beat that is manurmatared, from the dn. Poßah to the piste Calf Roots. C hildren' Boots
and Shoes to every style and variety,
Our object 111 to *all mai good' sa rill glee aet
larastlort to the purchaaer.
ellirPlease call and examine, and Too will be
malarial with the QUALITY aniIIPRIUE of Toods.
Remember the place. ' lABO B
O ROB,
oet No. rt blarket rime
NOTICE.
ALL STYLES OF
Boots and Shoes
03 MARKET STREET.
SOUTH * ROSS.
GREAT EXCITEMENT I
EVERYBODY CONCERNED.
Immense stook of
BOOTS, BROM GAITERS & 01315121,
NELLINU AT EEO HOED PRIDE!,
AT
MaitrOCIMAXD7PCIPCPXt.' .
ta /ENEMY. STREET. ALLEGHENY.
OAR at 92 and von will be metiatted.
Remember the piece, 02 Federal Meet, Alle
gheay City. EOl3
ONE WEEK LO.NGER.
Stillslosing out those 801 LED BOOTS, SHOES
AND GAITERS at still GREATER RE01:10.
TIAN, sa they roust be sold at the prices.
Mao , ' Boota Only . 59 50 wont. 04 00
Women's Boots ...... 100 worth 2 oil
Ohtldterui , Jo do 45 worth 53
Bops , do do 150 worth aOO
Ant a large stook or PRI= GOODS at the LOW
EST PRIDES.
Cali before purchasing elsewhere, at
M. 80HL4519'8, 98 Mraket Street,
0011 (end dam titeurilth.)
CALL AND BEM THE
GENTS NIP BOOTS
At al Market, street.
MIS
J. W. OARNAILLN
CALL AND BEE THE
GENT'S FLU 06LF BOOTS
W. cuarresAit,
as Narket.strest.
AND SEDUCE LADIES ADD
_____Wetoszs , MN' BILLYSOUAL* POUSII
SOOTS it si SCorkelstree. • ".1
oAnNiseit.
T eIa&T.ELTBLETERI ,• , . • •-
•
' • .HENIAP NAKA
•
A HOSTtitEILAIMIZLE ABTIOLE aErn POS
• •• • STIES OURS PUB •
Scrofula Bheitmaathaa,'lreinalita.
": DinliVata and :Pimples,
aa
....aux. pitman:a OF THE, Sam. -
• TottlOat mtnis the •p its, Datartora
/!,flea ind Whally restania Wp . .liyags ariningS •
• awl nano but atrial to WM= Ti 2ll •
Ar0;11110 . 11
L SIMON MXILNOIDP4
axanandantalkao and regnligriao.
~y~};Z~c~~ .'~i ~;ic.c4ll
FOR SALE-
M:lk DWELLING HOUSE ILND onlos,
At the Janet tom of Fovlth sr.,ll2.hertr street..
Apply to JAME-SIR WIN,
0018-/m6 At No. 16 DlArliot lame
RARE CHANCE. —FOR SALE. THE
STOOH END GOOD WELL of • WHOLE,
SALE PRODUCE, BVSLNE:sB, eateellshod for
te n To polio= wishing to augage lathe
this will be found • rare
The wireholue It torte andootiunodlowopportunity..
Mares vats otnex. Dosetd
FOR BALM.
ENGINE, BOlLElt a ____
PLY , ate., complete,
ready for puttlair up, coltobto tem paw-mill or
aoh=cce tequirthe 6CI hope power. Apply at
STREET.
83 , 600 wiLL PURCHASE
A NEAT FIUME 110£9E,
with SIX IWOMS, and about TWO ACMES or
LAND, situated In Om village of Mount Wath•
lagton. For further pattioulers enquire of
Q. 11. TOWEn.
184 Foartb Stmt.
DRUG BTORE
FOR SALE.
• - wrca, RE SOLD AT A BABGAIN.
For particulars 111(1111143 at
naminntawd 118 Oalo at., Altogas av Ottv
FOE BALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POS
BERSION, TRY. MOUNT ROPE PROPER
TY, AT P3I. ODE , RUN STATION; Fifteen sexes
Land, Bilok Elvelllng with 10 room, and Enron;
plenty of MR water and feint of all kladattan
ottnuk.a' teal! from Peden' street Depot, 6.110.
UUtletty. Fa
ANnDfare of tho
WORKS lnbeeriber, at kb 1112,-
RINE OIL TOOL , 32 and 34 Ohio
street, Allegheny.
oc3l,3ind R. IL JECKY.
I'OR SALE.-I)WELLIN6
The brick dwelling, N a:10 Wrie street.
win. H. H. PUSSY,
N. EL PUSSY,
niecuters of the estste of N. Paley, deed.
Also, POE SALE. a brick house and three ones
of ground with line orehard, on Francis stmt.
For terms, apply to
WILLIS BOOTEE,
oelede No. 43. Liberty Street
FOR BALIr.--
A TWO STORY FIUME ROUSE, AND LOT,
No. 134 Washington street, Pittsburgh, Lot 29
[sets inched front, and 02 feet deep; also, s two
storYFRAME ROUSE on Olay alley, Pittsburgh,
SO feet trent, and 57 fee tdeep. Inquire of
GEO. tiIiEFFLER & 00.,
oeledmd No. 101 Sialthflald stmt.
gPLIMDID DWRLLLNG FOR BALE,
situated at No. 223 Rebecca street. Allegheny
city. The Lot has • front on Rebecca street of
20 feet, &a mascots roc feet to Park , . street, an
which erecteda neatly finished two story Brick
Dwelling with saran comfortable roams. fine
kitchen with rings, bath house, gas, hot and
lipid water throughout; marble mantles, state
beerthsi grape arbor. This property is offered
cheep. Apply to, not: B. MALAIN ft 00.
VALUABLE COUNTRY HOME FOR
•
BALE, situated on the Pennaylvamia
road, one-half mile from Wilkinsburch e and only
three minutes walk from the newly griinted BMA
Wm on said road, ealled EDGE WOOD STATION;
a LOT of grourd eontstaMg it aurae lus perches,
three sams Oak Forrest; Dugs Frame Building,
te=r, with to rooms. end cellar underneath;
Fruit Trees; Water and other conven
iences. These grounds will dirt.% handsomely.
For further informett.o eall on
.1.5.11M4 S. NANO,
No. 100 Fifth Argot
DEBIT LE CITY PROPERTY
lit, LARGE OFFICIA ROOKS, NA 60 Fourth
strict. opppostt• M. a ISL Buis, sultabla for
• Stole, Brokarla Offlaca, tG an.
' A LARtiE PIIuTOGRAPH GALLERY.
ad. A SALOON, to • good location for on orten •
*lre He•tauraut.
E. D. GAZEPLE.
o. 03 Fowll3 and PO Penn street
SALE, A LOT OF GROUND, con
• lathing about Three Acres, •lluate la Pitt Tp.,
Allegheny county, between Leeds of Capt. Brer.•
toe and Mrs. E. Lenny. This property is delight
fully situated, overlooking a portlou of both
Wits cod the Allegheny river. It lea beautiful
building lot for • Country lieehlenee, but will be
sold altogether or to lot..
loot ttrag, Acquire of the undersigned, No. In
Diamond street, Plttsbargh
C. w. Bona,
108. O.IIRIEN
WIWI!' Executors of E. Ni Gouda, deAl.
IVOR SA.Lt.:.—FOUR TWO STORY
I , WELLIZZOS, on Roes street, opporlto the
eteel Works, basing all the coneenioneea of gosh
valor and drained oinks. A TWO STOUT
Dwr_taarrct on Robinson near Pectoral street,
Allegheny Clity, well Robbed nod to a good neigh
borhood. Ever posaeraion even. A tot of
ground on Retteesa street, ertendtng to Park
stmt., Allegheny, having a ffomfortable dwelling
On lleberess and a smaller one on P srk street.
OSFICES —Three convenient double of tee,
near the lionn Soule ea Diamond street, e»et ed
00 • lot finis feet, having fire prods, gas, water,
te.
S. S. BRYAN,
note 69 Fourth St, (Barke'll DuMang.)
D WELLLHO 110 BE IN ALLEORYaNy
Z" 0 NIL Eil AL. Za ZI
• ona mad • hall story traces Cottage Home, cos.
Amebas,o parlors, Caning room. kitchen an 4 tour
A vitt water awl gss, oecupying • lot ces
V. 4, lushly cultivated and ornanwatail with shrub
bay and alas trees.
The ranossdlag• are phisisant, ebrillng ample
spate for fresh sir, mut the crusLook on the Mee
deers commandlai an extenstre and ruled Mew
Tor Y.:lt/we Informstl•c • •
s:l.7liireit. Braker,
Fourth asset, Duke's BriUdlnt.
PIT HOLE CREEK OIL Lairp FOR
6aLe,—Luerem, la lands lying on Pit Role
Creek,
ADJOINING TUE IiOLUDEN TAH:6I
citova a. the " Deer Lleki" also b the
/TN'S BU FAILM.
rentals:l9z ft zu acres. situate on Pine Run. be.
Metz Pit Role and Oil breaks. nese intereeta
are very dentrable as Lao alttlatlesis are all Dot.
Lori Lo lands. Enquire at
W. J. it HALL PATTERSON,
Alton:Am
Ho. 144 Fourth SL. Pittaburgh„ Ps
- FOR IS.A.LL,
TiIOSE TWO HANDSOME
THREE STORY BRICK ROUSES,
Res. 20 and SI, on the east side of WEST COM,
MON. near the corner of Ohio street, built and
enlebtd 121ton/bout Ina supertax manor—llmlshed
with emu; modern convenience and laprovernant,
and at present In perfect order; one of the clean.
*et and most desirable situation! i n mu rtinn ,..
Passesslad on the Ist IBM. Enquire of
JASUM T. seatri.E,
Real Fatate Broker and Insurance Agent,
0e.31.1 No. fls Federal P., Allegbuoy.
FOB BALE.
Well Finished Frame Two-Story Dwelling,
frilMili C r r iTB,7tt'Zi r rh'T.V.T. P o ttlg;
the Holm,.
THE LOT Is Fortress bet boat, ny Oae Ilea
/tea teat Carp. VINE GRAPE ARBOR. FRUIT
TREES, ne. Possession Will bt given on Ms let
of Ape nesL ALa
. .
A CORNEA . frIVREa-Lino-ROOM, WITH ONE
low mown.
Poneaston trill be given oo toe Ist of April next.
The Pro motor gill either 1011, or exehaoge for
Oountry Property. Terms easy..
Inquire of
IL of
No. 164 Fourth street.
J. T. SAMPLE,
Real Mate Broiler and kaurance Agoat.
atartataatf 85 Federal street, Allegheny._
FOR RA.L.R.—
A FARM of Iri scree within 1 ranee of Lafl.
met'. Station, oa tile Penna. Itathou , . The im
provements or. a hewed log house and ban,
young apple orchard; tondos good; loti screechier.
edthe ima m mn well timbered.
Al,ao a all tr o t of Land adjoining the Coro ,
of Inizabetheontalning scree , well Adepten for
gardening. These!! la the very heat of river bot
tm. surd is is r h Nue of cultivation.
Also, &Inuit Baal , a very valuable tract of min.
oral and sutthltural Gad, ant/Unice lady, urea
situated at the eastero terminus of BlaUrville
and bounded on the south by Conemarign Elver.
Up® Ws treat there am three atratu of iron
on Monne to Professor Green's report-the
second and well-opened strata Cr Cr. le of uoo
Egi:ye highly magnatic mut will yield
pu ? s eat. of Iron. li e nye in rosmot to
quantity thlai strata wilt yield 10.000 tone to the
acre of nattreore, soul nth:a:testi& crude tnau to
en Item of dollars end Cute, reckoning the value
I of ore et Id cents tier ten, thla strata would
then products elm. hiludred theOsand dollars.
In R&M= thin we in twenty-ILn emu of
foal-pits opened and In etteceMul operation at
bil Mee sot a Tble property ha worthy the at
elation of capitalist& The investment would be
stun and safe. bpcelm in Of ore can be gun et
%Roe& Nail stock and an ferny in Wale
IMO acre, situate Cherry hill Townel4,
ens county,Pa., near thevillage of Greenville:
tesprovereents ere a two-atan tome house,
thella a t l geeet and best barn In the county; fencing
good AM mires eluredi.the nunder
Well :Unbend. ;
The lead - good.large me uo ltdown
Which ,prolluere One erne of nay. to very eon.
MUM ta enrage. ;Cloak dine stone, 10.. ha.
This prepert7 will be 1010 0617 ezmaym4 on may
hrms.
ta Alsel•
s o l el
• • atownship,
W efouity,Pa. 111 be l theme.
Alio, beat farm on the Otheengabelit Elver
Oni Mlle from McKeesport. Allentieny
pa.; mamma about lissom 2t[•t i
um mikainkboose bsuit ea= e ri e and Wagon
UM. wit,• octiea,,ol4lStul -AAJuilt Ample
Usher& Of battrata 4 000 awl . bog •traeal 00 Wags
tees, irl uc lend 450petettrees.
Aro, "faen Elltabetk ToWnshth
juphorny.oo4 eontelniur about GO sera,
ettnated aboutihnblititheigats Of the.boniegh
WWI% 1111 1P''7 1 44' eretl rinZlga
fiernei7 suivourikdbyttena
- Zia I. 'other brthdleini_
10 *flaw mbest Whits OW
-Crei" e4 n. abs bast quadiy Of Ithurithwatertdc
and 1s all Underlaid Withotilth
fat Ilutherr ,
, A 7 4 ,1 4, g ,
RISC Enattrairent,
eke* - • Mo. littrallith street.
titiOCCbß':4-I'-116 fbs
tiovar Intl ler ot tl yroond 7R l7 ll3l _
front by tOn'aittno. musts 'on Kiltbncl
glaeaT Vitt toroth •
nOn B:I7UTRBEHT BONS
t:v.
ei warm tiet,
cforAlaizkue , olo,,e,-fi,,, , w.
EXTENbIVA BALE Or
Government Rai!read Property.
I:OWIELOar ow Tins TE , smslzr..,
O 1,1127 QuilrirCOX.isTea'S ()rpm.,
C.B. BILLITAILT SalLlso.kos,
NesavlLLZ. T. Oa. 3 1.4 Ma.
Wilk,be *old at Public Auctiou, oo Noreombew
nth, IsGs. at the toot of Poplar street, St. Lents.
TWO FLAT CARS, 534 FT, °MOE.
On November
Maas, itsth, 1665, at th
J yard ni 3 1 1 .
forsonville Rsllroad Company, egfersonviLle.
NINE FLAT OARS, IMAGE, 4 FT. 834 . I\ OH
On November ttith, 1101 at Loulrrille..N.y
r
211 Car Wheels. f 4 3 Pre, Maria ite
217 old Axle., , Tender,
I Smoke Steak , Earn* Trask,
1 Pair Drivers, a sprte n .
I Parallel Rod, I Ball all frame
4 Hand Cu,, 14 Truck Can ,
wine pounds 'or Sertp Iron.
Oa December let, at Memphis, Tenn the,
entire stook of the U. S. Military RallroadSu p- .
piles rantalnirof °ahead at, that place, corm... a ,
in part se follows :
(511 Eighty tons snorted Iron.
(wed Eight huedred tons Sore Iran.
•
(8) Eight LOU. assorted Stee l.
(t) On. ton Pig Lead.
A d d a general assortment of anal Stone, suit
able for railroads.
On December Hth. t 6 5, at Nashville, Tenn" the
atlre stock of new and serviceable Stores of the
U. S. Military Railroad reinatulng on hand it the
General Supply Shore, consisting in part as fol-
lows :
20,000 Twenty thousand Arms,
1,000 Toni assts bar Iran, rd. sq. hfnL An=te,
0 13Elenty ton. Bo ller and Tank Iron,
a:Thirty-nye tons assorted Steel,
300 Three hundred. tons Suzy Iron, wrought
• and east,
25,000 Twenty-five thouiand pounds Engine Bru.
Cartlngs.
Gal ripe,
Brass ripe,
.qrt o, ri g ts , alances,
Hatchets,
Heating stem,
cats Fixtures of ell kinds
Cups,
Brass Cocks of every de
- •
NUM, ;G/Cti.iVii;r7. ' .
In laZl2l.
IT toilers, wrought and' i
Claw, Unto/ A Tacuplug
cast, Bark
Nails and Splices,lron, and. Copper Rivets
Wallets, and Bum,
Sash, lass cad Pent,' Sheet Copper an/ Brass.
of all kinds, tllialns and Rope, of all
Railroad Lamps, sires,
(looking Stores and /1/-113loeka, Tackle & Snatch.
tutee, i Kelly's Bean clgtas.
Full Setts of Carpenter, Btukm:tithe and Sad
dlers. Tools, Rubber Oar Springs, Belting GUM
and Leather, Files, Butts and Screw., Tinware
of sll kinds; and almost every artiste suitable
for Railroad operattons, all of the very best qual
ity, Also,
(I) Three large Lathes, Steven. & Bro. Manfr's.
(2) Two Planers, Sellers & Co.
(I) One Bolt Cutter cad 1 Dear Carter, Gould &
Bro Manufacture.
(I) One Axle cut off Lathe, Warner & Whitney.
(2) Fan Blowers, (medium.)
(I) One 'Dwight Engine, a horse power.
OLOse Trip Hammer and Engine, 'Howell'. Pat.
(1 One Broome eld Steam Rammer.
a Me Sellers' Steam Hammer.
ill also be gold at the same time, a Large
amount of Serviceable and settond•hand Railroad
Tools rf all kinds, sine:titling of
Carpenter's Tails,
Wheel tirrighVi Tools,
Blacksmith'. Tools,
Mathloisti Toots,
Stores and Pipe, Root. Chains ete. ate.
TERMS CASH, ix obvEnzrattrif FUNDS.
Catalogues or the materials to be sold In Huh.
villa can be obtained by application to Cant. S. 8.
lismill, A.. Q. ~,.and of that at Memphis, on ap
plication to Oaptslobn Park., A.Q. M.
The attention ot dealers and Railroad Ootapis
nits Is particularly limited to Mit sale.
sales will commence at 9 o'clock A. W on each
day, and mmtinue daily until all the property le
disposed of. • F. J. OBILLY,
noUld Capt. and A. Q. M., U. S. A.
GOVERIibIEIiT BALE OF STORES.
07/148 or MlLlTaair STOin 8E8T44,
PITTIVernOtf, Nov. 6, 106.
Will be . old et Public Sala, to thehigaest bid
der, at the Fart: Mandl, Pennatriet,
DAY, November 251, 1843,. Sale commencing at
iv o'clock, a. M., the following condemns I 01010.
Int and Camp and Gannon Equipage,
1M Cap Letter.,
Fong+ Cap.,
362 NW:abet..
45 °reit Cannon,
It Uniform private• Coats,
a Wonted Sashes,
31 hawsers, Int..try,
6 hawsers, Cavalry,
29 Els axed Sack Costa.
21 Flannel Start.,
Ie palm Drawers,
21 pairs Stockings,
64 (Ira. Cuts,
662 Water-proof Pouches,
629 Great Coat Strap .,
410 Vatted States Biaken,
3 Zonsve Jackets,
Zoaave Cava
Zoos. (Moat,
122 Bed Slacks, eagle.
63 Sp..,
236 Knapaaeln,
2061 Haversacks,
.273 Caatetris,
13 Asses„
44 das Lie/ves,
I Camp Hettls,
'nl Camp Hatchets
Hatable; lisrllea,
2 114.11 — .111n45
do do Halliards.
Camp Colors,
rasa,
I 11 °anima Flag,
23 Drums,
I Dram 11.4 Batter.
4 do do Snares,
it Drum Snags.
9 pairs Dram Sticks,
2 Drum Casts.
61 Wall Teats.
41 Wall 'rem
41 set Wall Tent Poles,
836 Common Tanta.
23 let Common Teat la irk
162) Shelter Tents,
1029 do do - Pole,.
Flak Aces.
to do do Doodle.,
4( nooltal Tent..
oo do do M.,
do do Poles.
1116 doils larg
do N. e,
do
Wall rent
I Color Belt ana Socket,
161 4
Teats,rqueTent Poles,
I,i
A. Y. U. Slings
TerMa cash, la Ginernmeed fonds.
.5L E.. LIJOAS,
aoe:dtd_
Military Store Heaver.
pricer., HALES OF GOVERNIaki -
A- HORSES AND MMES.
Q AIITTAM.,II . 2I, OWNER...L . B Orr:ca,
AeItINOTON. D. 0.,0et. 13th. 156.1.
Will be mid at publie auction during the month
of November, to the higlknt Mader, at the time
and places nulled helcrw
New
o rb Y oda
Clt NEW STORK.
y—TUESDA.Y of each week, 100
h y
PLicNSYLVANI.A.
Philadelphia, Pa.—TIIIJIISDAY, November 2,
a, 20, and 03, 100 /1011.81],i ooh day.
Harrisburg . , Pa.—TI.II.).A.Y of caeo week, 100
NULO each day.
Ilartiammb L Po.—THUNT , D i AY, November., 9,
20 kt e ec nd hanin i a g Llx °1 Va.-1 1 1.1.kaY, November 1,
100 HORSES.
Allentown,l%.-ITEDNESDAY, November 10,
100
Potts. tile, Po.—FRIDAY, November 12, 100
HORSES.
Chester, Delaware counts. Pa.—WED.N.ESDA
11Orember IoollollP,t4j
Pa.-111URSDAY, Norember 10, 100
NOB. , Es.
Musvillt, Pn. TIII_IISDAT, November 10, 100
11firtsE,
Tlteevlliq Pa.—Tlllll.slllll - and FRIDAY .
7: 01 em ter n and 21 10u 1111 1 1,11,eac0 day,
DELI le A R I.
NVllmlnv,lon, Del —II;E:bllAY of each week
100 HORS en , h da v.
. .
tc ilofington, DeI.—YUMA Y of each; yroOk, 100
MT: LEY each
al. RI - LAND.
Baltimore, AU—WEDNESDAY, , eptembet LS
100 HORMEN.
IMltimore september 29
IVO UOKs k2.
GIESBORO. D. C.
TUESDAYS and TIICILDAYS of each weca.
ua 110I2SES each day._
NO SAL.ES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE
AT 97ANIIINGTON. D. C.
At Ude .erica of sales all the Government ani
mals will be disposed of. Buyers should therefore
avall thernstlve. of this last opportunity to par
chaae.
For melee of pane animal. In the Wcat, lee of.
Oriel larmtern newpapere.
Animate will be mbleuagly.
Sates to commence at to a. M. each day.
Tens .--04.311, In Vatted dtatar Currency.
JAMES A. RILL%
lime. Brig. Oen. In charge
ocdmtnono. First DOT. Q. DL O. 0.
GOVERNILERT SALE OF STORES.
(Assure awe Qv saixamasvalles Osirrara,
Pmenoion, Pa Nov. 60.,11363.
Will b. sold at Public; Sa. to the highest bid
der, at the Governme n t S tor, Wormy on Penn
Meet, opposite the Fort Wime Ballniaa Depot,
la this city on MONDAY, November nth, lath to o'clo c k, the to/lowing Condemned
Clothing, Camp
a nd Garrison Garrison Eqedpage, viz:
2 A
2 Axe Delves.
8 B ugle '. C
2ent'.
4 }Male Corns and Tassels.
tat Crone Cannon.
sos Oa ts. Letters.
and Straps.
ill Camp Rattles.
I Damp Hatchet.
Drums.
2 Brum Heads, batter.
Drum Sling.
1178 Great Coat Steam
& Outdone. ' I
liaverasoks,
1402 ire•pe”lia.
sss Manna Btalee,
293
P Number".
2
4 Pardlaxouches. •
IS Teats, wan.'
4 Tants, hediplial.
1=34 Tenicter.
5 Teat es, wa ll . ,
Tans asspieu.
.3 gots Tent, oles.walL
ao Tod Pths, NAIL
• Lui yudrusas, ,
& yard Laneo/41_ — " , '
Terms....vatn; United awe. „,16,..f1e. •
ova,
zotic o uj ' ciard.:and VI., U. S. A...
fautrautics2m sera.
'We of. Blankets.
v i u . b .;.44 i i.rott.l4 awl's/dam 'Paw.-
or ., TA market Meet, Me tall*
Tenn. on TUD I,O O'; ElTeTelabgt ass. aeZs.ats
o'clock, tri.WManzits, • '
, Loco 'Mat Badstealls,:
Aoo.l3hunk Mattassees.
itirT,W.MILDIMI Are nearly an in aim: my
I :?6,tAllarcell #44 ba' o'n
. . • • ROBIR2cFLEVIEtII4; .
surnon and arm co tr
ma. .a. Yo
noult4 Diedloal Ponem T. A.
BIITSCELLANEOt,/,S
PROPOSALS FOR SUFPLICi. .
•
QTarrrirosnrsire Os S.• 11. C., / •
.Wasionoron,D. Q.. OctobefiN3, tExS. _
SEALS!) PROPOSA.L , S, for each Tdass roper
ately, will be received 'atlas other, urtn
e. x., of the 44th day of NO VE318114 NIT for
furnishing to the United States 1111.1.11,* Co • dur
lag the year ,%4, the following nipplls, ts de•
livered at the °Mere of the Milldam quartettes.
ter of the Merin, Corp., Philadelph a, Penney'.
value, free of expense to the Mated Stales, to
such quantities as May from time 4:1 time be re.
qtdred.
GLASS NO. I.
14,560 yarils of Sky Blue Kersey, all wool, free
from Nal; di Mead wide to weigh 91 ounces to
the yard (Indigo root-dyed .)
5,600 yards of Bark Blue Kersey, wool. free
from bale, 54 wide, to weigh Rh ounce. to
the yard (indigo wool dyed. )
1,003 yards Lark Ohm 'I willed Cloth, all wool,
for uniform coals (indigo wool-dyed,) di Inches
wile, to weigh 29 ounces per yard. •
IP yards of Scarlet Cloth, all wool, .(cochineal.
dyed! 64 =lies Wide LASS , to weigh 1 1 6 oandea per peril,
c NO.
6,1X0 yard. of 6 4 Dark Blue Flannel, for over
sacks.
tal (Indio woo dyed,) 54 Inches wide,
to weigh 13 ounces per yard.
Mtge parts of g, Dark Blue Flannel, for shirts,
all wool, (Indigo wool.dyed,) hellion wide, to
weigh 636 outlets per yard.
1,3•1 G ray Blankets, all wool, to weigh 4 pounds
eaeh, to be 7 feet 'long and 5 feet :Ode, and free
from grease.
1 , 500 Palls of WooleirSeeki, three .16es, properly
made of good fleece wool, With double and twisted
yarn, to weigh three pounds per dozen pairs, Ire*
from grease, • !
7.0c0 yards White Linenlo; pant lothes
wide, to weigh ounces per yard.
la,COO yarns White Linea for adz% 80 turtle,
wide, to welsh It ounces per yard.
Fr,owr lards Canton Flannel, for drawers, Tf
inches wide, to weigh ounces per Yafd.
8,000 yards Cotton Ticking for bedsacks,
CLASS (O. 0.
pone.) 11,0.0 Uniform Cape complete, (eacept porn.
I ,i.T.OPoiassma. red worsted, ball-ahspe. Ind five
Inches In circumference.
4,00 Fatigue Ceps cinch covers. to made of
blue Ciotti. (Indigo Wool-dyed
1,4 SI Stocky.
CLASS NO. 6.
600 grata Coat Button., (Seale '
0..53
grow Sacker, EIIttODB, ( Logi,
75 gran Veit Button. (Eagle.)
1,000 I=ll . llOllOW Meta ' Ureuensi• and Sa'sle
Straps.
75 tette Epaulet Bullion for (sergeant. and
corporaln.
1,000 setts Epaulet Bullion for privates.
ao Bed-worsted Suttee.
11,000 yards Yellow Binding.
2,000 yards Bed Cord.
60 Sword. for sergeants.
40 Swords for muticiane.
n 5 Drums (tenor) complete.
all Drum Slings.
0110 Batter Dram Heed,.
GO Snare Drum Head.
150 Drum Cords.
50 setts of Drum Snares.
06 Boxwood "ft" Fires. •
60 pain Drum Sticks
...I..AsS NO. s.
tt,coo Army Boots, (infantry pattern.)
CLASS BO 7.
600 Cartridge Hese. walk M a gazine;.
1,000 Bayonet Scabbards with from; atte...o et!
PM Permission Cap Pouchu.
000 Cartridge Boa Bella
700 Waist Belts.
.140 Waist Piets.
25 Sword Flo ss. •
LASS NO. S.
1,000 Knapsackr.
ilsveruclo.
ro3 Canteens.
mq Itriatet
1.7L.1.56 NO 9.
For making and trimming the to/lowing ankles,
vit:
Watch Coate
Uniform Coats for sergeants, corporals, rub
slam, and privates.
Fatigue ()oats for cements, corporals, musi
cians and privates.
Woolen Pants for sergeants, corporals, musi
cians and privates.
Linen Pants for sergeants, dot porali. musicians
and privates.
Flannel Shirts.
•
Linen Shirts.
Drawers.
Flaw:ill Sacks.
Red and Blue Jackets for bet.
The above mentioned articles must conform. In
all teepees to the waled standard patterns to the
office of the Quartermaster, Marina Corps, Ma
rine Barracks. Wuutucton, 1). 0.1 Assistant
Quarterinaster• Office, Marine Corps. 226 South
Fourth street, Phualelonlat and at the Marine
St anon., Brooklyn, New York, Boston, and Max.
each osett s, where they ea I be examined.
A. d warneser the articles named above, or any
portion of them,.. shall be considered as not fatly
cord arming to samples, they will be repeated, and
the contractor will be bound to funalth others of
the required kind at once, or the ~ .;.eiartermaster
will fill the deficiency at the =peen of the toe
tractor. •
Payments will 1 e made upon the •accepted de
livery of the.whole quantity which may from time
to Use be ordered, wtthholdiag ten per Cant. tram
the payment of account rendered under first order
midi second order is filled, and ten per °est. from
account rendered under second order until third
order II tilled, and so on until Contract is comple
ted.
prow , _:.l moat Le accompanied by Elie tot.
10 . 1 47 ',anteater
t 0.103 OF GUARANTE •
The undersQued of —,— in the state of
—, and --, of --, in the "trite of --,
hereby guarantee, r hat in case the foregoing bid of
for supplies ne above described be accepted,
be or tors will, within ten days of ter the receipt
of the contract at the post . office named, execute
the contract for the same, With good and eneleleet
sureties; and In case the said shall fall to
enter into contract as aforewild, we guarantee to
make goodshe difference between the offer of the
said and that which may he accepted.
Witness: A. 8., Guarantor.
E. F. C. D., Guarantor.
Thereby certli y that the above named -- are
known to me as men of property, and are able to
make goal their guarantee. G. if.
To Designed by the-Untied States Diatzlet lodge
United State. lAstrict Attorney or Collector.
No proposals will be considered unless acconi•
swami by the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorised to publish the above
will sena the paper containing the Mat insertion
to this Oak II for examination.
The Milder.. place of business, or manutaclur.
log estsbitetiment, must be spesilsally stated in
the proposals.
Proposals to be endorsed on the - envelope "Pro
pagupplies ter Inc Marine Corp.' for tor
ate for S
,"
end tadlesseil to
MAJOR. WM. B. SLAG S,
iattarternmeter
V.
Wa.hll2l4'
I ZEIFORTAIsiT TO RAILROAD COM
P &NM.
07elex or Agaiwrawr QC51711RX14.976a,
WASSINOTOS, D. 0, Octeber 11, 1865, I
Will be sold at Foals A.uation, at Alexan
Va., on MONDAY, the 4th day of December, 1006
2,000,000 feet assorted Lumber,
sO new Platform Oars, 4 feet 133,,', Inches
gunef
33 box Freight Clara 4 feet Pasae etrikirs, ST; inches guage,
ng
650 Car Wheels. (good),
128 pain Oar W heel., on oiler,
400 new Car Axles,
5,003 pounds Maher Springs,
64 =pito Lar Springs,
100 Darts' patent Car Springs,
WO tons good Second hand T Bail,
4CO tons old TlBall,
ton tons old Strap EMI,
50 tons Atlee Iron. old,
7 toes Tlreron, old,
S tone Sera Steel, old,
1115 tons Car Itheels, old,
200 1001 Wrolitht Scrap Tree. .
.25 tons Ceuta:temp Iron,
a tons Lesdpipe, old,
tons Scatip!Braie,
7 0014, I!: /Ache* diameter, Wire Cable,
1 .
91 Thee, 3
00 tone aricriled Ma Iron.
34 1001 assoried Sheet Iron,
64 tons ararried Steel,
oo tons iron Outings,
6 toss Brasshlestings,
fl tons Sheet!Copper,
ton Sheet trews,
MAO pounds thitst Spikes,
B,
_OO,OOO pounds Irma Spikes,
10,400 pounds eu Spikes and Nails,
25,400 pounds lase,
11,660 lees seam led 01611,
6,500 feet Leathbr Belting,
3,500 pounds Maher and Hemp Peskin,
10 Ilancerstrig Pump.,
2.603 tent auorted Gas ripe,
50 p oun d s Trac k
fee pounds Track Bars.
1,500 pounds eprike blauls, Cold Chisels, as,
;MO Picks and Biases,
iike Lanterns.,
4,500 Axes. Mitiasta and Adres,
1,000 Handles, .!
50 steet.plated Frogs,
90 steel Frog Plates,
03 mat Switelaixtures,
a p ortable Dires,
8 umping rajas".
Wow- sawing Engine.,
2 portable Saw-mills.
steam Me/Trims, complete,
2 Calorie Carnes,
96 aets Wakes,
100 Hand, Croix cut and °UMW Sews,
60 steel Saturn',
60 Screw Sacks, •
840 feet Spatialetting.
4 0 9 0 Poun. artkated Wtre,
:no pounds Mock Tin,
3,000 pounds Sheri Lead,
16 boxer astotted Tin.
10,000 pounds UnMne,
•
4,000
9,000
CO Globe potintrU.B4i/er and Tank El feta and
Pla F alvey, Wrs,
Ma Monkey Wrenches
12 Emery White!". -
_ 40 ream* Emery Cloth alp Paper,
IS Os Yoke.,!
• 01, Water Talk.
6,060 and Hoop.,
S
Canton° tofJob kiting Otitee, eorudeting Of
Pretrial. T7Pq,,,..„.,, 11 .1,, a 1rreek Can.
" zm A COt inge njabtr tents w o ° l l 4..... --6
o , 4 l 3 .!l .4l4) , Sli a ml ua 4 uae ;_ e w .n. _hlc uro lt 9041 51 111; t it e. 6
r o lif ox 4 u n ' te t : r a s ta an c r r: /tl t a h u ct w" a ' rel tua ltlfeks wh m e l 4 this i Shops,
btatiernary Skating, &wag;
Mleo,
to
tot e or meondmend Storm,
Te0115 99995499 0h US o th r =tartar.. •
- .Bales to Otinnanintrtit 10 O'clock: to be adsol2ra;
gron, gar to day, chillallitaold.
inintu—ttaki, In Qckernmant funds.
L. ROBINSON,
nandawdehol .Beret Colonel, A. Q. :11.
9.ALS OP'EXISV4CEI4ILE ELOSFIT4,I, :.
BEDDINS_ aa.
11 ':'utmerzu,',.1r.,`Anetiosiemr.
• BLCDl l llLlostwtsmial Orme9, o l- . ., •
W/B 113 = 1 Tolf• as November u, 1195.•
sold at Public Atirtion; at JODI
SCLD/BE WANERCIF I E. E and Mx
.00 TRUILSDAY 210 nrthigoromboz le if
l ia
Itto‘idoek 1 4.111ers loror itervireablo /Wow ,
mndotberambmoo of 1 / 4 1199 / 9 193-1 . 1 / 1 4;; c,
grill 1
be braced: •
.. ICl4° " l42 kaCe O ri
0,0:0 pita, '
• 3,01 X/ Eed 'Sebes - •
.37,040 MOW
13(0 Tomb,
DrilWere;n -
• TAO 9 101.031t* *Cris.
2,000 Bair Tilleslrs,
_ -
Pa alumina wtt ba I !aired io psy,fot and re.
PoTs prowatrwitl42lo lA Lours teem 14:.
' K ama= of salt. „. 8 &NU
Surgeon 11. 6.krmy, ;Zola! ru L
ty gior.
Plasm
iwwtomDs. - Jc-
All ' A WE E.
1865• -w- "ERatiEVIM
BLENT.....PENE •YLVA.PDACIENTBAL. B. 111.
- .—TWEWTH. D ' T Miami,- • •
On and after 24 s MAY, October Mb. SM. train a
tell) Dave the titan Passenger 13. p ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, eg
Washmenvued Libarty'atreeta, a 5, 5 0,,,,.. .:
,sopping.KPß ilailY enenPt Sluinsl. Ist: %Elia
i s
at J hisstourn, Owen:cmet,. ohnit ie. ,,
Alttlarta and all principal Aglaia, - ar4 rusku,
direct eonneeilo s et I3arHLDtua for New York.
Baltimore and Washington . and at P/S ll4 ellgtia
for New York Boston sad intermediate_ points.
ALTOONA A CO3l/110ILSTION, dally Min*
.12.
Sunday, at SAY a. ni., s. ing at , all regular
nations between Pittab AIId'AMIULas and
making close eo eation with thane.= Indiana
lltantb.,. West 2 leinia B. 13,,Eberlesurg and.
'.. ,. ..ri Il- 8., and ollidassbure Branch.
PITTSBURG Il to ra• ABM SAM.' daily ex);
eept Sunday, at I a. tn., Hoopla& only at Clone.
mania.Cissittsen,. Altallus, and all P 11 1 .0 1 1 4/ tin '
time. making. direet eonnsotioa et Ilarrisbtul
New Torn. Baltic, and Wutangton.
MAIL ACCO tiDATION, daily, exeeptpina.
days, at 11.40 a. .... StOpplalg. at all rstular stn.
Mona, between P/Msbursh and Harrisburg, mak.
mm . : , , , ablitiyal a r t l y i ainc: the 72ra u s i sbuaan d
PHILDELPkt.A. er.PRERS' , Yally
t at 4.. ti F.;
3 1 0 -=l) , LAti l g a1511 . 1)=11 1 . ;4= l ra
tiepins. Lewis =MUM/I.' Nalja4A. Marrs.
/
rite, Harrtstnirg Lancaster.. and Dencilmatown.
At Harrisburg rest *emetic:met ark - pada for
New York HmOto and 'W. -0, 14 110 Z sod
at Philadelphia, : New York,' Ftortofrllmi Inter
mediate points. eepingUars min thrOuth al this
trainfrOnt,Pittsb htO FlilladelPtala; and Haiti
i t t
more, and to Ne ark. by
0 01 Allentown rotas.
3011211STOWN CI.SUMMODATION. dail7l.ex
eept Sunday. at AZ thinh.stog a ing all=rgotl:
' train at betw eeni r it lb entters d ectlon VIM. Hahn E.
the Indiana Br and Westrewitleania B. p,
FAST UNE, v. eaten; Sunday, 'at 1.110 p
m., napping only Collardaturit:OaUltsertotltore
nes, Huntiamlon. Levelly:ma. 31.1111uh , besroos,
DialTsville, H bUrg. atiddletowa. LlStleaste ,
and Down Lazio m*ing cormeonon at Harris
bum for New 1: sit, Baltimore and Wasblagton
and at rhiladtlp a. for Now York, Boston. and
th roe
rain la ts. Sleepingfears rottithrongb
in this train 10 delphls, end to New 'Fork
cly the Anent° route.
First Aceomm tton Train ( orWall'a Station
testa daily, (axe t Sunday) at d o? a. in.
Second Aceo o f TrainVor Wall's Station •
leaves daily
no t Sunday) at 9.40 a. to.
Third Amnon Mien Trainfor Wall's Station
leases daily (ex t Sunday) et Lad l' , lte.,
l i
Fourth Awe Don Train for-Walks Station
leaves daily (met. t Sunday) at WE D. au
devenunedati for Penn Station, ster° lo l at
an stations bet ten l'ittsburgn and renn. at
10.20 p. m.
The Church To
Sondsy.at and a.
mod s. a. Bator
leaves WalPs Star:Loq nein,
iind arrives in Pittsburgh at
rig leaves Pittsburgh at 1260
t Wall . . Station at p. m.
cora=
---
rrive in PittsbUrgh 11l (WIWI!
ign S. sa.
Returning ttalall
.
saga
I. I Aecoanalxten... CZ&
uOO 2.00 a. m.
Fart Lid 0........
First W eIIY Stan
Pena Arson:lands
Second Viralra S .
Johnstown Arm
Pittabrinrn Eric
Baltimore Einfirel
Third Walls Stott
Phitedelphio Et);
Fourth
Altoona Acoosam
M~►•wsE!tl~
• ••odatlon 10.01... ei.
• Ma p. in.
. 1.30 p. ei.
on Accommodatiolta 2.00 p. mi.
0 - Map. a.
1e Escalator
Accommodation. ,6.00 p. a.
Lion and Dames. 10.110 p. a.
e Escalator Omnibus Dampen,
:t a tti nea. train Wore mantas the
aka sad deliver baggage to any
Mt No. MO Peon area, open
are all olden for the movement
Patnae will receive prompt at.
An Agent at t
• wW pan Mum ••
Depot take up
put of the city.
day and night, Tr 4'
of panengen • I
nation.
Baltimore • •
Express at 2.10
h
Gold themaeleu
only, and for an • i ;
At the Penn Iva!
Station. on •
• will arrive with Philadalplds
1.• on Mondays.
F• • of too, h Cosogany will
sponsible for person bangs
mat not ezremf MOS.
W. If. Hna wf Agent.
Central Railroad
e And WlurninStOsollfeell•
1865. P 11.
COLUMBUS AN
The Great Short
OiNGINNATI 1t4.,1480A.D.
'Line flute via Stabtaville,
TO COLUIIBIC
LoutsviLLE,
L'IDLISAPOLIS,
And n 1 the princl!
I. ND SOUTH-WEST
OCTOBER 0111, 18tri,
Ice at the UNIOtt DEPOT
MONDAY
TraLos leave and
se follows:
I.lb[preill
StelltlVlSTlile I.
ENIMI=MI
tEMMI
S. F. SO 14.,
taint Agent, Steubenville. 0
murnErtspAtroff,
eat, Unieu Depot, Pittsburg:EL
Ticket A
0c9.1p1;
--r.......--.....nißea, Fr.
- - -.
OWAYNIS a. 1111.1 LEvEue zit.e... -
1-'
RAILWAY . 0 I ,
BURGH : : cap.
SU • ' : ARHANOEM.,.."RIa.
On and alter p OM. 1585. Meld WM Ma
follows, viz.
Leavesl For 1 For 'Fee
Pittsburgh' Ivo. Klleveland. I arbeelta
Expreas ..... .....1 0 ./.. m. 2.10 a. m. 1
2.10 a. a,
Fpress....-.... p. sa. 245 p. nu 2.85 p. IL
Ma .00 LENA.
For New Castle and Erie a.to a. n..
REITEZTENCL
I=l9B at Plt burgh—P.Ft. W. ft O. Hall
Lto a. xe., 120_p. ,11.00 p. m.. 1.53 p. m.. 8.30 p,
O. ft P. E. E PI a. ma, I.b p. m., a.OO p. ea.
Leave Allegltra
New ; Itodu
Bzighton ter.
9.00 s. m. 115 p.
11.60 a. at.
4.1.5 p.
PAM p.
littu
Cast ra itt. ;Economy: S rat b s.
. 5.60 p. m. tan poi. 160 p.
P te]
OON'
ILLILEC
Lem= &WWII 141
Pittahtmgo,s727.olo.
. mdomm. 725 a. 00.' p.
1.150 p. m. 'to23 71.. 88,
c00mM...11030 a. m. Bps a. IL.
As - -830 p. m. 525 p.
7MO s. en.. 820 a. m.
820 p. 05. 825 p.
Mall to sad from I
Express
Find DlcKsevert
Saeone 0
E;t=l
Sundiy C7hush
trona AleKezpo •
For tickets appl •
140 p. m. 10:23 &n.
SHANE, Amt.
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Patabuigh at 4.16 p
7.45 p.
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