NEW ADVERT'S CHEAP 6161ri roil THE She GREAT WESTERN VOW W removed to N 0.119 830THPIELD aoitl alwaye be-found the ntost coin • 4/ Gunn, Pistols Amptiannlo In Material, da... in tear& y. anZ Pietas earejuity repaired. , ARMY R PLES star REVOLVER for illustrated Circular. Agents . town in the United States. Address. .8 TON. 179Nmithieid Street. Pitt igrJOHN N. PURVIANCE, Register in Bankruptcy for Hd District, Office, 116 FEDERAL EMMET. ALLEGHENY. air Office hours -9 A. v. to SP. Ilf OFFICE CITY ENGINEER AND bURVEYOR, PITTSDURGII, Sept. 2L 1.868. NOTICE. -The Assessment for Grading, Paving and Curbing 1531ALLMAN itiqiEF.T from Smith Col aylor street. is now ready 'for examination, and can be Peen at this office until THURSDAY, imt.ist. 1868, when it will be re turned to the City Treamirer , 4ofilee fur Collection. • se2l:xS7 H. J.•SIOORE, City B.l:gineer. OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER AND ISCRVT.YOII. Pittsburgh. Sept. .21. 1868. VOTICE.--The assessment for A. , ' the Boardwalk on Pen nsylvania B avenue, from Oakland Station to the To ate, is now ready for examination. and ..an be seen at this office until THritspAy, iietoh , r 1 tJ 1868. when It will he re-, turned to the City Treasurer's Office foe collection., sell rSa H. J. MOOEE. City Engineer. POTTED GAME. A fresh consignmi nt of Fourtelott's celebrated Game roes, includioglthcas int, Quail. Woodeo^k, Euglitili snipe 1t lid one of the Choicest delicacies of the season Just received and for sale at the Family Grocery Mot e of • d NO. A. RENSHAW. st.2l Corner. Liberty and Hand streets. FLt, TRANSPARENT LAN TER , - FIRE WORKS, In any quantity, at W. P. RIINKEIR & CO.'S, _ "ties. 222 1224Llberty Street, $ sell :x.83 aorner of. Sixth.. FENNWELVANIA STATE AGEICULTURAk SOSIETY. Days of Exhibition, TUESDAY, Sept. 29; WED :NESDAY, Sept. 30, and .THURSDAY and FRI DAY, Octoberist and %d, 18614, AT HARRISBURG. 'Railroad Fait from Pittsburgh - to HarriAburg and .return, 119.95. - ' • • se2l:z9l : ORPHANS' count. SALE. By virtue of an' order of tne Orphans' Court of Allegheny County, made Scot. 19th, UM, the rin derstgued will expose -to Public Sale, at the C9IIRT :HOUSE, in Pittsburgh, on WEDNESDAY, October 14th, MS, at 10 o'clock A. sr., alftheright, title and ESTATE OF - RICHARD A. ROSS and HART 'ROSS, of, in and to a LOT OF GI-ROUND 'Situate in Allegheny City, in said county,-fronting 50 feet and 9 Inches on Liberty street,And'extendL' lug back 140 feet to Avery street, being Lot No. In Wm. Anderson's plan of lots, recorded in ---ard book vol. 22; page 1. Forfurther information enquire of A. ltf. BROWN, AttoineY-at-Latv, No. 114 Fifth St., Pittsburgh. WM. B. ROGERS, Guardian of Richard A: Ro +s. ROBERT MITCHELL, Guardian of Mary Mats. se2l:xB4•F ETTERS R at BUCHANA 186S. T IST OF L uncalled fur. September Mat, Harris Mary Hazlet John A Adams W Henry )(dm_ .7 Jones Jonn D Burwica Amelia Barro,ms Thot Bridges Jas . Boashife Adam Keystone Glass Works Kirehenbower Knight John Lavigne Jose Lee Roland Little - Llizabeth Marsh F C Miapin Silas • Crane Win Carnahan Miry • D Darls Thoi belany ir;n Ours ter Rlch 7 d Dean Weston Morley Robt Monroe 4eo Mc. B McClurg H McClurg T J Melltulen Marg Neeport Mat Newton Marta Power Itnbt J ERNEST G. K Edgar John - Evans David F Edward J Fitzgerald . Asa 'Eamon Bflinds MM MINERSVILL.E PROPERTY, 3orner of Centre Avenue and }liner Street. 7 LOTS AND 2 HOUSES. . _ . . 3102 ,DAY AFTERNOON. September 25th. at 3 i'clock, will be sold, on the premises, the valuable • ; lormll7 properly, In Inner/vine now City of Pitts ' itirgb. at present occupied by W. M. liormly, • sq., 'lid which hag been snb-divided Into•seven desire.- . ile Lots, situate at corner , of Centre Avenue.and • : Miner street. , Lot It o 61E1176 feet front on Miner street and 64 • 'eet in epth along the side next to Centre Avenue, • - ieing s ut 100 feet in depth along the other slue: m wnli ff, ' h Is the two-story Brick Double Scansion, tontaln ng hall,'double parlor, drawing-room and Aiulng- aim on first fi .or: five chambers on second • loor; t o finished attics; basement, kitchen and "rash boste. with sink and hydrant' in kitchen and _. good els •rn connected with wash house. Dining . : MOM a d kitchen 'cothiecied with dumb Walter. . . . Year to port. e-is a well of good Water, covered with' ;rape arbor, atui.grounds planted in fruit trees. . Lot 7 Is an adjoining tot on carter of Centre Avenue, Ihavingloo feet Irvin on Miner street. and 3elng in dew]) fig feet on one line and 311. feet on • ot her. • , . Lot No. 1 co ntains obOnt one-quarter acre of ;round. fronting 180 Sect on• Miner street, with A ~ wo story frame dwelling; containing six rooms and LA.l6o...pring hou.e, fruit trees, &,c.' .Lots Ijos. 2; 1 3, 4 and 5 are each fronting 4 feet 5n Miner stregt. with depth from 100 to L 9 213 feet, • ;with fruit tree.ac. , TO is hriad.omlv situate and very dealiable prop ar t y is passed by thellinersville Street Cars bring- Lug it ink. easy c mmunleation with lower t art of the city.l Those wishing are invited to examine the ?roper: y hefore day of sale. • Terms of sate—One •third cash; balance in one and yearS, with int,ri at. • se= A. McILWA INE, Auctioneer. ,PEARL IIIIIIFAIIISTIJOHL PEARL MILL Three Star Green Brand, equal to FAMILY - 'FLOUR: hie - Flour will only be sent out when menially' prdered. PEAILLL MILL ' Equal to beskSt. Louis: PEARL KILL BED BRAND, hqual to best Ohio Flour. *BITE CORN FLOUR AND CORN -MEAL'. 7 B. T. 101151BEDY ac BRO., Allegheny, Sept. 9,1865. PgAit. IILACH•SILS SICQUES. Lania Lace Points, g I • t. Summer Shawls, . Fos HALE;LOW.PRICWB, BY r __ AT. 1 , RITE, ORR & CO., 4 . 5 Fifth Sireet, _rrIBIOTHY. • SEED • I'X'111,1:0 :•AIiTiCI.E, sto at LOWEST MARKET`PRIOE. J. KNOX,l37.Liberty Street. 8 . . 0 • BUsHELS , *BINE SOUTHERN RED WHEAT, To mrrive add,fortiale by' ee.B MiBNNE & Akid/dig OT t FIBRE CLAY.-100 tons i:1 73 of U AHD celebratedaud Fire lay in note and for sale by • gel' B. CANFIELD:a SO • ;VOT A SH.-40 tAsks No: 1 Pot 4131 t In store and for akin by • • ' • - se2l JOHN - B. CA try gm) . BON. :DEARL A 511 . 7-50 cask& No. 1 in 1.. store audlor map o .1 41 11 N -13. CANFIELD tk. SON. . . . . SODA ASH. 100 casks best NJ brands, in store and (Or Ina* • • Btu JAME' IL VIELI) & 80N. bbls. Louisville , Ilydrautte Ceiriset In btue and tot sale by ta2l J , IIN I.I.:CAN r FELD - & saIN • ; - H E.-50 bxs. PrimoGoshen Cheese In store and for sale by I - JoTIN B.*CA.NPIFLI) & SON. PEARL casks for sale J. D. OaN turaa) a sou. NEW .ADVIERTISEMENTS, = AT 77 AND 79 MARKET ST. YARNS AND ZEPHYR. BERGHAN'S SUPERIOR ZEPHYR-24..".4 and S fold, NII Fll ad.'s, dust opened. KNITTIN G AND ZLPHYR YARNS. CAsITSIEIttt AND SAXONY YARNS, all colors and mixtures. - - An extra quality COUNTRY YARN. JUVA. CANVAS. AFGHAN and ZEPHYR IN EEDLES and HOOKS. Wholesale and Retail. _ . JOSEPH HORNE & CO. 1ie21:x49 PEOPLE:* O , MB have been /F po REBT, where lets assortment and Srt. kinds of duns Sash paid for Hemet stamp panted in every , J. H. Jong ourog. DRESS, CLOAK AND , . . MANTILLA TRIMMINGS. !BULLION. SILK, CORDONLT and CKENEAL FRI NtiEs. ki,2LI 3 , 7 • S r iN i tt, H D LI MIN I G . S. all bliatlr I to l i x l ialb. co Ors. SILK. SATIN AND VELVET RIBBONS." LOOPS AND ORNAMENTS. A Complete Assoirtment Just o,Pened, at JOSEPH HORNE & COS. 5e21:7c50 • OSIERY DEPARTMENT. Roreigii and Doniestic, Cotton, Wool and Merino HOSIERY, Plain, Fancy and Bibbed, for 1 adios, Gent's and Children, at Manufacturers prices. _ - - MERINO AND _.WOOLEN' UNDERWEAR, All sizes, qualities and prices, for Ladles, Gent's Ind Children. Making a speciality of these depart. ments, we can offer uperior Inducements to buyers iu AbbORT atENT AND PRICE. JOSEPII HoitivE CO: (DINANCE authorizing the IrSSUE OF "CITY PARK B 'NOS." SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Couneits of the City of itilegheny, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same: That the City Controller be and he is hereby.au thorized and empowered to nave Bonds prepared to the am•itint of $200,000. to be signed by the Mayor and Treasurer, and countersigned by the Control ler. Said bonds shall be designated "City Park lledds,'' and shall have coupons attached, bearing interest at the rate of seven per eentinn per annum, payable on-the ltt days of Jan aary and July. bEC. 7. That said bonds shall mature in yearly Sums not exc eding twenty thousand 100,000) dollars, and the lenges,. of said bonds shall mature in ten years from the date of the adoption of the plans, - viz: the 14th day of November, A. D. 1867. They shall be issued to the. Park Commission from time to time, noon their requisitions agreeably to the provisions Of. the sixth section of Act of the General Assembly - of the Commonwealth of Penn • sylvania, entitled 'An Act authorizing and pro viding means for the conversion of the Common Grounds of Hie City of Allegheny into Public Parks." approved the 26th day of March, A. D. 1867. SIC. 3. That the faith, credit and property of the said city be and Is hereby pledged for the redemp tion of said bonds at maturiety', and the interest ac cruing thereon. , " Ordained and enacted into a law this the liOth day of September, 1568. JAMES McMitIER, . President of belectriouncll. JOHN. S. SLA(LE, President of Common Coutcll. . _ . Attest: D. li.lncrEanozr Clerk of Select Council. IC S llmwonra. Clerk of Common Council. sal B. F. DAUBITZIS • . • HER . B LIQUOR. ; , DB. FALK de CO., Importers, . - 760 Peru' St.,Pittsbu r g h ,h Pa., This great HERB• LIQUOR has,gained wide celeb rity in all Europe :rum its marvellous efficacy In curing all hemorrhoidal complaints, and diseases of the stomach. We earnestly invite /the attention of the afflicted to-this great remedy, and offer gratis he circulars, giving directions for use, together Ith the certificates of eminent authorities regard 'lngll s curative merits. Sold In all Drug Stores. anal:Lai) DE. FALK & CO.. importers. EMAINIECG POSTOFFICE, Patton Wm M . Power Nicholas Robina , m 31G 15mlthlep Ann :Shock Henry • ,Spaneol John chrppard Mugge chick Mary Smith Geo ANGE OF FIRM. G ORGE W. BIGGS • D. P. HOYLE. BIGGS & HOYLE, (SUCCESSORS TO WILL T. WILEY;) No. 6 - Wk .- La:E . STREET, Having purchased the large and complete stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Silverware, The undersigned offer their friends all lines of goods at very low urines to close put, to make room for new goods. BIGGS & ROY= semx46 Tyler Lucinda V Valentthe Mary Williams Bait IVilson,Kelly&C Watters Pat Wilson Ed Ward Anthony Waterhouse W E Ward Thos - Walt Wm • White Clara A MEE OPENED THIS DAY, AT EATON'S, No. 17 Fifth Avenue. Black and Colored Bonnet Velvets; Do. dm --- Trimming Velvets; biro: Grain Ribbons; Plain and Fancy Sash Ribbons. ALSO, A FULL LINE . OP • Ladies' and Gent's Underwear. sels: JUST RECEIVED. Coke and Manure Forks, AMES' CANAL SHOVELS, PICKS. MATTOCKS, - At WiIirESIDD3 & DAM% sels:v7 79 FEDERAL ST.4 ALLEGHENY FALL OPENING, At No. 47 St. Clair Street 4 LARGE AND SPLENDID mks OF Bow', Youth's and CMldren's CLOTHING, • FOR THE, FALL. SEASON. GRAY & 1,004.1 v, set 5 47 ST. OLAIE STREET. NEr - WALL PAPERS, For Halls, Parlors - and:Chaniliers, NOW OPENING, AT • nri Market St., near Filth Are; JOS. R. HUGHES '& BRO. se18: • NEW FALL GOODS. .A oplendld new stock of CLOTHS, CASSIALEBESoko. Just received by HENRY MEYER. FORGE HEAVEN, • N.A.NUFAGXI7,IIKII OF CREAM CANDIES AND TAFFIES, AndLES dealer S AUCES. JEL alt kinds LlES, ot F dm. RU , AtsITS, .NUTd, PICK- O PENING OU Saturday, 19th Oinst., a fall nn d complete stock 01 FALL AND• ,WINTER' MILLINERY. • At Mrs. M. KITCHIN O S, eeI6:TO2 • 100 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny FOB SALE, OLIN NINTH WARD LOTS, Situate on the corner of Taylor and' Smallman streets, 120 feet on Taylor street by VS feet on Sinallmon street. Address, 5e14:7.12 ISAAC IitORLICY, Milton, Pa. VIZ SALE, FINE SEED WHEAT, lIITCHCOCK, McolißElty it Co. = LARGE STOCK OF COAL SHOVELS, And all sizes of CAST EST.EL, Merchant Tailor, 73 Smithfield street iris FEDERAL Sl' Allegheny AT 349 LIBERTY br PITTSBURGH GAZE'riE : MONDA NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. .A EELSERABLE LIPE Is that of the dyspeptic. Why suffetuten Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will surely cure you? They eitt be obtained from any druggist. Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. CONVALESCENTS Should toe Robaek's Stomach Bitters to strengthen the prostration which always follows acute diseases; It will be found far superior is a stimulating tonic to any of t he Itt ine and bark preparations of the prase* day. Sold by all Druggists-Everywhere. EVERYBODY Should keep constantly within their reach those in valuable remeoles to snecessrully combat disease, Itobacit:s Blood Pill , . Roback's Stomach Bitters, and tieback's Blood Purifier: they are. infallible in the diseases for vihich they are recommended: Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. • ERYSIPELAS Often arises from morbid condition of the entire system, and no better remedies can be found thaw. Dr. Itoback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Sold by ; all Druggists Everywhere, • ~. , • AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE Is worth a pound of cure. Fever and Ague can be prevented in all climates and In all constitutions by the constant use of lioback's Stomach Bitters, and off times the very worst ca.es, have been cured by their timely use. Persons: living in manakins dis• tracts should never be with , :'ut them. Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. NEURALGIA • i • Cat be. effectually cured 'by. taking Dr. RobackUt Blood rurtner and Blood Pills, and bathing the af fected. parts with Tincture of Aconite br Chloro form. Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. NOBODY Can afford to be without such "valuable medicines as Boback's Blood Pills. Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier. Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. CONVALESCENTS Or persons recovering hum revers or any of the malignant forms of disease, will find Roback's Stomach Bitters invaluable as a tunic and stimulant for removing all the prostrating effects which follow disease; it supplies the great want so long felt for a, safe and reliable tonic and appetizer, Sold by all Brig - Wets Everywhere. WHO SELLS THEM ? PlLLSgents for the aisle of ROBACIL'S BLOOD STOMACH BITTERS and BLOOD,PURI• PIER are all Druggists everywhere. U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO., I PROPRIETORS, CINCINNATI, 0. selSorivr-F THE NATIONAL LIFE INHUME COMPINT, OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; 'WASHINGTON, D. C Chartered by Special Art - of Contras,. Approved July AS, 1868. Cask Capital - - - $1.000,000. -Branch Office : lIBIADELPHIA, FIII6T NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Where the general business of the Company is trans'', acted. and to which all general correspondence should be addressed. DIRECTO 'S. • Jay Cooke. Philada.. E. A. Rollins. Wash`n. C. H. Clark, Phllada Henry D. Cooke. Wash. F. RatchfordStarr, Phila. Wm. E. Chandler,Wash. Wm. G. Moorhead. Phila. John D. De roes. Wash. Geo. F. Tyler. MI6. Edward Dodge, N. York. Hinckley Clark, ehßs. H. C. Faunestock, N. Y. OFFICERS. C. H. CLARK. Philadelphia, President. HENRY D. COOKE, Washington. Vice President. JAY COOKE, Chairman Fit.anee and Executive Committee. EMERbON W. PEET, Phila., Sec'y and Actuary. E. S. TuRNEE Waslilngton, Ass% Secretary. FRANCIS t 3. s Mi'i IL 111. D., Medical Dlrettot, J. EWING. M KARS, M. I) A sot Medlc4 Director. *EDIOAL A DVigiORY BOARD. J. K. BARN I. Surgeon'Ueneml U. S. A. .Wash'n. P. J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department U. S. N. Wa hingtou. D. W. Ili Ns, M. D. ' Washington. SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS. WM. E. CHANDLER,I.Va , hington, D. C. GEO.II.OE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa. This Company, National in its character, offers:by reason of the Larg Capital, Lo whales of Premium and No.. Tables, the- most desirable means 'of In suring life ~ et presented to the public, The ratelsof premium being largely reduced, are made as'favorable to the insurers as those of the best Mutual 4 'ompan les, and avoid all the complica tions and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends and the misunderstandings which the latter are so apt to cause the Po ley-Holders, • several new and attractive tables are 130 W 'pre sented which need only to be understood to prove ac ceptable to the public. such as , INC. ddr.-Pitorouc- ING and kitl URN I REMIUM.POLI C Y. In the orator, he policy-holder not only secures a life insurance, payable at death, but will receive, if living. after a period of a few years, an annual Pt com-eqw.t in ten per cent. (10 jot r cent.) of the par of his pot,ey The I tier the Company Egli es tore turn to •he assured the twat amount of maeu he has pa'd in. in aldition to the amount of Ms pot'ey. The attention of pernms contemn. atinst insuring their lives or Increa.ing the amount of Insurance they, A ready have, is cled to the special advant ages offered by the National Life. Insurance Coin . &cut ars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on application to the Branch. (take ef the Company in bilade.phia, or its General Agents IFirlAh..tA Is AtskINTS ARE WANTED In every city and Town; and applications from competent parties for such agencies with bailable. endorsement, should be addressed Tto THE COMPANY'S (SE %I- F UAL AGENTS ONLY., in their respective dis tricts. GENERAL • ACIIINTS: .1 E. W. CLARK e CO., Philadelphia Jersey. JAYPennsylvania and Southern New COOKE & CO.. Wabbinaton. D. C., For Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of Columbia and West Virginia. IBA B. MOUT & CO.. Agents for Allegheny, Heaver. Butler, Mercer and Washington conntivs. For hulls r partiollars address H. S. RUSSELL, Manager for tit:demi Agent, 'Harrisburg, Pa. 80M:smack' FOR RENT. HALL.—Large rem of No. 58 Market Street, suitable fur 'tub or e ocletv !loom. BASEMENT—Nos. 1? add VI Third Avenue. expressly tilted rap fur a large restaurant. J. 31..0A.ZZAlkl. 1e16:x57 Attorney -at•Lvw, 98 Grant St. STEAMER GIPSY. All persons having claims szainst the Steamboat GIP Y will p.ese ,t .n: se for bet IPment Immedi ately, to W. C. AUGUINBADICHN No. 87 Diamond str e et, Pittnburgh GEO. BRENIiIkAN. Muter. , SEPTEMBER 21, 1868. ,', • piitrridrAt:-:,_.:,_ GRANT AN COLFAX TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION ! Wednesday Evening, Sept. 23. ORDER OF PROCESSION I GR IAT WEST RN BRASS BAND: Clii 31Austou.. JOS. BROWNE. Col. W. B. NEEP t R. Chief of Staff. ,AIDS: W.Moreland. : I A. X. Long. joh . 1 - 1. Dare. Col - Joseph Kaye, I Jam s S. Patterson, James Mawhinnev, Joh Mcgraw, i John 6 ia...s. Henry Hays, 1 Alex. 11it...Juni:1n, , WM, A. Herron. I Wm. It. Bog.:s, Cha les Jerern, I Geo. Wilson, Ist, ward, Cap B. W. Morgan, j James AleGutinegle, ti,.o. T. McKee, ' 1 Thos. scandrett, J no. Back. Turtle C'k,! John N. Brown, Capt. W. M. Dalglelsh, • Geo. W. (Main. \ it. j Capt. I. Parkinson, i Cat,t. \V. H. Obey. Abe Patterson, I Capt. S. T. Palifley, Win chanson, Clint. James E. Burns, Capt. J. M. Larlmt , N. P. need, Samuel H. Baird, Capt. M. K. Moorhead, i i r', D. Brush. • Gen. B. Mitchell, Major J. J. Lqwso . John McDonald. Capt. W. 11. Cook, , David 1.. Crawford, Martin chafer, - Geo. Dilworth, Richard Perry John If. Kerr, Daniel O'Neill, , ('apt. D. B. Ferguson: Cant. C. C. Taylor, Capt. A P. Morrison, Um.--M. Clancy, Charles Hartman, E. V. McCandless, . Capt. Geo. W. Dean. Aids to Chief Marshal will wear red lash. , • CAT/ 'WAGES CONTAINING INVITED GUEST& T - - FIRST GRAND DIVISION. Gen. W3l: TiLAREGY. Commanding. The Division will be composed of Grant Hussars, Butchers and Daayinen, anq other mounted delega tiol.s. Will form on Monongahela Wharf, Tight resting on Smithfield. -SECOND GRAND DIVISION. SAMUEL B. CLULEY, Commanding. Col. GF.O F. MOEGAN, Chief of Staff. AIDS i . . Capt. J. D. MeFat land,' Alex. G. Bradley, Dr. W. J. Gilmore, Geo. F. Mcl can, Col. T: M. Bayne, I .H. B. Miller, . Joseph A. Butler, Capt. A. H. Heisev, 1114. E. A. Montooth, - George Evans. Capt. Matt M. Felker. . Capt. .1. B. Palmer, Capt. G. W. Gillespie, Edward Wilkins, Wm. G. Stubbs, - Capt. It. D. Ifumee, Col. John A. Danks, Capt. Nick Way. F. M. Mace. Capt. A., C. Critchlow, Alex. McCurdy. Capt. - Denny O'Neil, Henry H. Murray, James Bradley. Col. .1. B. Copeland, I Will M. Hartzell, The Division will be composed of the various vis iting Clubs. Will form on Water street, right rest ing on Smithfield. FIRE DEPARTMENT, Ot Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Boroughs, under the direction of cuar ENGINEER. JOH si H. HARE. r THIRD GRAND DIVISION. Col. BALLENTINE, Commanding. Birmingham—Capt. George.S. Wood, Dr. J. H. Roberts, Lieut. S. A. Barr, Lieut. Fred. Albright. South Pittsburgh—David Jones, Ernest Creaban. Isaac VP ehen tein. Monongahela—Nathan Brokaw. West-Pittsburgh—Adam Weaver. Louis Aurin. Temperancevllle Dr. V. J. Smith, John p. Hun ter, W. C. Taylor, F. C. Dorrington. Chartiers—Cant. James L. tiraitairt, Robert Hod oils I Union—Frank Couch, Wm. McDonald. TheDivision'will be composed of the Clubs south of theiMunongaliela amtOnlo Rivers. Will form on MOnongaliela Satpension Bridge, right resting on Water street. FOURTH GRAND DIVISION. Gtat. CHARLES ISAIL.NE?, Commanding. .1 Thelllivision will be composed of various Clubs . from Allegheny City. VIII tom on Liberty fitreet. right resting od Water. FIFTH GRAND DIVISION. Capt. CHAS. W. BATCHELOR, Commanding Dr. A. H. Gross, AIDS. - John Scat), Jr., Lew I. Winter, W. H. Morrison, C. I'. Duff, Christ. Huth', Harry Duirus. Dr. S. F...Arenburg, Frank. Ardary, C. H. Bradley, C A. Scott, - Thos. McConnell, !Cap'.- 1 ). Holmes. Henry Batt , 'Rolland Smith, Dr. P. Pere went, Capt. E. C. Seeley, I G. W. Hal au, A. P. McWilliams, Samuel But er. Thomas Hartley. , Richard ihompson. This Division will he composed 01 Clubs from the Fourteenth,Fifteenth,. Sixteenth. Pe% enteenth, Elghteen.h. Nineteenth, 'Fwentleth; Twenty-first. Twenty-second and Twenty-third wards. Will form on Market street. right resting on Water. . .SIXTH GRAND DIVISION. Oen. A. L. PEARSON commanding. Thomas Reese, Ed.. Druih, Wm. R. Ford; Ralph RlC.`ardson, • Sam W. Reynolds, Capt. 11. Gallisath, Ed. T. Whitmore, John F. Hunter, 11. A. Collier, [ 1% m. H. McCreary, Dr. J. G. McCandless, %% lilts W. Powers, Wm. llosack,\ ' Col. J. D. Owens, E. S. Morrow, Dr• A. M. Barr, Ma). Sam'l KnFore, John G. Brown. The Division will be composed of Allegheny Coun ty Tanners' Clubs and Clubs from the First, Second. Th , rd, Fourth.; Fifth, Slath, .evewth. Rlghth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Wards. Will form on Wood street, right resting on Water. Rou to of Procession . Along Smithfield to Third, nn Third to Miss, up Itosato Fif , ll avtinu out Fifth avenue to Pride, up - Pride to Co well s along COWCII to Fu'too. a ong }Witco , . to Wylie. down Wylie to Fifth avenue down Fifth avenu. to Liberty, a ong Liberty to O'Hara. along O'Harsio Penn,down l'enn to St Cial-,along In. emir and r eusp ;talon bridge to Federal strtet. All-gbeny, up r edera o Lacock, along La cook to Ander...on. up Anderson to Cedar avenue, along Cedar avenue • o Worth Common. along North CoMnion to Irwin — avenue, along Irwin avenue to Ohl* street, where tilt proce sion will e procession wil l move at EIGHT O'CLOCK PRECISELY ie eignal gun for moving will be fired by the Sec- Ward (rittburgh) Club • ' CORDIAL INvitATION Is extended to the various Fire Companies -of the two les and surrounding boroughs to turn out on the occasion. Citizens 01 the various Wards. Boroughs and ownebipe will form In the rear of their respective Cluli , Alt Republicans along the Route of Procession are requested to display the Stars and Stripes and to il luminate their dweillugiand places of business. The Chief Marshal will be.tiesignated by a blue sa , -11; Division Commandem will weir a white sash. All Aids will wear red sashes. PARTICULAR NOTICE. At's to Chief Marshal will meet at City Hall, Monday evening. Sept. alit, at eight o'clock. A Ids to Division Commanders will meet at same place on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock. It e specially requested that There be no display of iireworks until after the 1) , oeession has started. :Division Commanders will see that this request is complied with. D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.. 37 °lice is hereby given that the Paz tnership here tofore existing between T. H. &BRIDE and HENDERSON GEORGE, Has been this day diSiolved by mutual consent, and The Grocery and Produce Business Will be continued as heretofore by HENDICRSON GEORGE, who will settle the accounts of the late tom. ' T. H. DE, sellex72 HENDERSON GEORGE. QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP. UEEN V ENGLAND SOAP. QUEEN Ofe ENGLAND soAr. for doliaga family eraehind In the beet and cheap ast manner. Guaranteed equal to any In the world Has all tile strength of old rosin soap, with the mild and lathering qualities oral nutetu Castile Try thls ; :=l t ig, S 4 " l4orti l i d lrol t t t ll e s 1 14 1 111 ( a l lii. 1 :I r pt e t: " 612:1157-MWr&K LACE LEATIII R, Payees , Pat ent, for ba , r, holenale and retail, at tali and A 1 4 St. °lair stmot.. • Je4 J. a, ii. randars sell:x.l9 CM ll= EMI POL/T/CAL. FALL PERSONS NOTIFIED of THEIR APPPINTMENT AS Aids to the Commander-in-Chief, WILL REPORT AT CITY HALL, On MONDIY, Sept. 21st, at 4 P; M., sharp. By order of F. H. COLLIER, Corenunderan-Cider. Ofacial: W. R. COOL AdJ. Gen. se2l!:xBs TIIE LADIES OF THE SEC OND WARD WILL PRESENT THE Second Ward Grant and Colfax Club WITH A MAGNIFICENT SILK FLAG, AT -w-xx,KiNS THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all to be pres ent. se2l HEADQUARTERS FinSsr No• 91 11ItANT STREET, PITTSBURGH. I'A. , September 19. 1868. 1 11W"GENERAL ORDER No. 1. The undersigned. having been • appointed Commander of - the First Division of the Republican Torchlight Proeessi•os on WKIJNESDAI eXEN 'LNG, 9eptember 23, 1868, in assuming command pub.ishes the NI owing orderfor the governinent of :IA concerned: Il Chief of Staff—Col. E. A. Montonth Adjutant General— ~a jor J. F. Slagle.' Inspector General—Col. John Glenn. Chief of Artillery—Major Joseph M. Knap. Quartermaster General—Major H. Morton. COMMiSIM y General—Capt. W. D. McCallum 11. AIDS. Hon. James L. Graham Lieut. F. R. Jones, Major A, H. Brown, i Lieut. Robert Wilson, Major S. Fo ey, T. I'. Houston, Esq., Capt. W. H. w akefield, W. F. Haney. Esq., Capt. J. C. Bartley, J. E. Mcßeivy, .1 , sq., Capt. J. H. Elliott, C. S. Auln•onst Esq., Capt. J. H. Walter, John S. Linable, Esq., Lieut. W. McCune, H. C. McCormick, Lag Lieut. H. B. Campbell. i . • 111. • • The command will be in line and ready to move at 8 o'clock r. al., and will fornxibn the Monongahela wharf, right resting on titnithtleld street, in the fol lowing order: Ist. Grant llnsaars, under command of Cot.McClurg; 21. Artillery, n der command of Maor W. It. Stokes; 31. Draymen under com mand of —— ; 4th. Butchers. undeaeommand of --; sth. All other organizations of mount ed troops. After each command has taken Its place In line, it will remain dismounted until ••Lead , ut• , is sound ed by the Chief Bugler. Torches will be lighted at the sound of "The Charge." WM. BLAKF.LEY, Commanding RI st Division. OfficialL4. F, SLAGEL. Adjutant General. eel ar'IIE PURL I CAN MEETINGS . - will be held at the times and places follow ing, and will be addressed as indicated: MONDAY, Sept. 2let, 186 S. Corner of Magee street and Pennaylvarda aTenne, at 74 r. M. Gen. J. B. SWEITZER, D. H. LY MAN, J. M. KIRKPATRICK and C. W. ROBB, Diamond Square, Allegheny City, at 7i6 P. M F. B. rENNIMAN and THOMAS HOWABD, Esiis Smith's 11111, MOnnt Washington, at 7'41 P. 3f oen. A. L. PEARSON and J. J. SIEBENECK. Esq Thirteenth Ward School House, CHinersvllle,) at 7S P. It. A. M. BROWN and C. W. MORELAND, Rags. A Dag presentation will take place and a na tional salute will be fired. The Central Tanners Club, Grant Clubs of the Fourth, Seventh,: Eighth, Elevsnth, Twelfth and Fouttee-th Wards will be present. Mills Station. Panhandle Railroad.i B. B. PARICO:SO24 and D. T. WATSON. Baldwin Township-17nlon Hotel. Gen. WM BLAKELEY and lion. J. L. GRAHAM. Club Rooms, corner of Fifth and Chesnut streets, South Pittsburgh, at 73i F. M. W3l. LITTLE, Jr., EST. TUESDAY, Sept. 22d, ISO.S. Snowden Township. at Glcnn•s Mills, at 7 F. W. C. IdORELAND. Esq.. and others. New Texas. Plum Township, at 10 A. X- Hon. J. P. PENNEY, Gea. swErrzEn and THOMAS EWING, Esq. A delegation, accompanied by a Brass Band and the Seventh and Eighth Ward Glee Club, will leave the A. V. E. B. Depot at S A. st.„ returning at 6.20 r. a. . Oakland Car Station. At 7P. m. Clen..F. H. COL- ' LIER and A. M. BROWN, E sq. Colmerscille. Col. J. A. DANSE and H. H. Ho- COISMICK, Esq. Mansfield, at 734 r. M. B. F. LUCAS and BIEBEMECB, Esqs, Eleventh Ward School House, corner of Ptincau and Green streets, at 7,54 r, Ja,. H. C. MACKIMML and W. S. MCCUNE, Eggs. • ' ` ' soon Township . , at Middletown. THOS. BOW ARD and JOHN H. KERB, Fags. . • Etna Borough, at 73 r. lt. Maj. WM. FREW, Gen. A. L. PEARSON and H. P. MUELLER, Esq. By of der of Committee on Speakers and Meetings. E. A. MONTOGTH, Chairman. dNO. S. LAMBIE, ;Secretary. se2l RIND MSS CONVENTION! OF THE Republicans of Western Pennsylvania, AT PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY, September 24, 1868. The Republican State Central Committee haa or dered a GRAND MASS CONVENTION to be held in this 017 on the 24th of September, inst. The Republicans of Western Pennsylvania are urgently invited to come, en masse, and so help Vile good cause along. Arrangements have been mgde with the follow ing rallre.adti to carry at EXCIIRSION RATES and run EEC UR , ION TRAINS to and from the Con vention: Pennsylvania Railroad and, branches; Western 'Pennsylvania R. R. ; Allegheny Valley R. It.; Penh ndle it, R.; Connellaville R. R.; and the Packets on the Monongahela River will also carry xi clear:slop rates. The fodowing Fminent Speakers are expected:to be present Hon. E. M. STANTON, Gen. JOS. R. RAWLF.Y, of Conn. Ex-Gov. POLLOCK, Ex-Gov. CURTIN, Gen..l. T. OWEN, Gen, J. W: FISHER, Hon, A. K. McCLURE A Grand Torchlight Procession Will take place on the night before the Convention, and all GRANT CLUBS• and TANNEItz' CLUBS are Invited to take part In IL A DAYLICHT PROCESSION WIII form on THURSDAY MORNING, and the Republicans of the county are expected td turn out In full force, on foot, In wagons and on horseback. REPUBLICANS: .Let us have a Rath worthy of the days of MO and 1934, and keep the ball roll ing. which VERMONT and 'MAINE have put In motion 1 By orderer the sol 7 STATIC CENTRAL IDOMMITTEE. POLITICAL. COMPANY A, "GRANT EMS , . I.,AWS" will id- et THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At CPT natl. at 7u n'c'ock, for uniform foot drill and ‘listribntlon of untLrme. • - EIMEEI Or - ATTENTION. 'NOUNG MEN-! All Young Men of the. SE POND WARD. Allegheny, are requested to meet at the SCHOOL' DUUSE. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At Eight o'clock to receive Caps and Capes, and make arrang meets td. the Grand Torch Procession on the 23d inst. Byorder of se2BuSS SEWN D WARD GRANT CLUB. WATTENTION! 3RD' WARD. JOLT/ 10TH.)---The Beim!) Roans of the TIMID IVAItO. PITT SBURGH. are requested to Meet at the Public School . House, in said ward. on .310NDAY EVENING. at 7ti o'clock. for the pur pose of nominating Ward Officers. Let therein a fall attendance. By order of sel9:x63 WGRANT AND COLFAX CLUB, OF SROOND WARD, ALLEGIMU, 'Meets at SECOND .`YARD SCHOOL ROUSE, every Tuesday Evening, at S o'clock W. P. PRICE, Secretary an3:t63 MTII egr 7TH AND STH WARDS GRANT & COLFAX CLUB, TURN OUT! TURN OUT ! THIS (Mondalid EVEN/AG, AT 7 O'CLOCK, inIiCISFS,Y, WITH OAR!, °APES AND LAMPS; To Attend the Illeettng at illineravilie, and Drill en relate. , ' Every member is expected to turn out, as this will oe the last oppertunity to drill previous to the Grand Demonstrations on Wednesday and Thurs day. , sett ATTENTION z HAMPTON'S BATTERY! A meeting of HAMPI ON'S BATTERY will be held --- THIS EVENING,at 1-2' o'clock, AT CITY HA Lli. A Nil attendance is requested, as business of im portance will be transacted. B. FRANIC.WEYKAN, President. GEO. LITTLE, 'Secretary. se2l:xlC pgrATTENTION, GRALIIT HITS BARS I—Company Officers will meet at Headquarters. No. 91 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa., at 7,4lo'clock, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. To complete the Election of Regimentaland Battal lion Officers. Company. Commanders will mate re quisitions upon . _ Capt. Alex. McCallum, R. M., By noon of this day, for all the Uniforms and equip ments necessary for their commands,and: will fur nish complete rolls of their Companies this evening. 13: mcFAmm, WM. BLAKELY, • se2l Secretary. President. IW'RALLY I RALLY! RALLY! There will be a FTVTIIFMMNM.: Of the citizens of the Sixth (old Eighth) Ward, THIS EVENING, at the Stand corner of Magee st•eet and Fifth Avenue. Gen. :T. B SWEITZEB, JOFIN M. KIRKPATRICK, C. W. ROBB, Esq., D. H. LYMAN, Bag:, and others will address the Meeting. B he elicirw . Glee Club and_a Brssa Band will be la attendance. The marching ( tub will meet at their Room at 6% o'clock to receive their. Uniforms and partlclpsle In the Grand Rally TURN oUT all good and LOYAL DEMOCRATS and hear the news from MAINE: se•N:q92 VrA MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE Echool House, 13th Ward, Minersville, This (Monday,) Evenhag, AT 'I'S O'CLOCK Addresses by A. M. BROWN and W C, MORE LAND, Ems. The Central Tatfners , Club and Grant Clubs of 4th, 7th, 13th, 11th. 12th and 14th Wards wilt be present. By order of 5e..2:x89 COY. ON SPEAKERS & Mzirrnsos. IgrATTENTION, -EuTionw.RS.— At a meeting of the Butchers of Allegheny County. the following named persons were elected as officers to serve at the Grand Convention: Chief 31 rshal—JOHN EARL. _ • Assistant Marshal—Hvgh Richardson, William Houck. Fred. Beilstein. Geo: Ryans, Henry Mus ter, James Sanderson, Henry Mete. AO Bafflers favorable to Grant and Colfax are ested to assemble (mounted) in the DIAMOND, ALLRGHENYOiiY,on-- .. Thursday, atl o dk•Aoe . L . The uniform to consist of White Shirt. Blue Scarf. Red Sashand High Ha . It is earnestly requested "that every Loyal Butcher will be. in line at the time and place designated. By order, selD JOHN EARL, Chief Marshal. cgrGRAND REPUBLICAN 1 1/ S WILL BE HELD AT NEW TEXAS, Plum Township, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, On TUESDAY, Sept. 224, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Gen. J. BOWMAN SWEITZER, Hon. JOHN P. PENNIT.Y, THOMAS EWING, Esq., And other Speakers will address the 'meeting The citizens of Pluni Township extend a cordial Invitation to the Republicans of Pittsburgh and Al legheny count. to be present on the occasion. En tertainment will be provided for all. The 7TH AND BTH WA.NOS OLEIC CLUB and a HAND OF Mlicle will accompany the &legs- Hon. • A Train will leave the Allegheny Valley Railroad. Repot. at 13 o'clock A.' M. retarniug to the city at 0:20 r. n. Come one, come all, and have a good ttme. Chai r m an. J. B. LAtalte,=l3eCr l eiary ".N11)431.1.1!eix . . Itgr'GRANT HUSSARS! GRANT • H UsliAtta. his organisation is now fitly orgaiiis d; and the following named gentleme are authorized to raise companies for the President/AI catepaogn : 11 FOLItY, Birmingham and south of M•onngJah I 14th Pa.Csvalr_ yi at. J. S. SCHOONMAKER, Allegheey -V S. tVL'iR. 14 h Pa. Cavalry, Al.eghellY. latent 1., 11. OSS. 14th PA. Cavalry. Allegheny. Llent E li. JONES $ mat Phuburge. Lieut. D. J. M;FAUERN. 3,1 PA.A.Mvally..Pitta• - bur h. • J. B JOHNS' .N, 14 hPa Cavalry. Major JOSEPH Di KNAP. Artblery. _ Major W. R. ST KitS Aral- R', la. • .• Capt. THS. P. WALKE er 4-th Pa. Cavalry, - Fayett- an 7. luvrettr. .. Nr /Ice • PRE. old 9th Ward. Pitts. . Ca pt. J. C. BARTLEY. Oth, Ward, Allegheny.- Berg.. J. B. KELLV.•Wilkins township. JOSEPH BORLAND, Pine township. - -Capt. R. J. BoliGS, Allegheny Lie. PATT ER , ON, 37 Isabella at... Allegheny. t. ROST. WILIsON,. 14th Penna. Cavalry,. Wood. Run. clad.. 4. H. F.LLIOTT, Hastewood. Col. FRANK DUFF, Caudate. Capt. DAVID E. ADAMS. sth ward, Allegheny. Capt. J. H. GRAN ET. Clth ward, Allegheny. All Clubs of Allegheny county are cordially in vited to Join and parVcipate In the parade of the 93 and 24th. • uempanles organizing can elect their own ()Dicers ant (ecelve instructions fr•ln the commanding of of he Husqtra COI. W ELY,. ((rant etre• t or ihe recretary. S. J. McPARISPHI, ti0..111. Water street. sell CANDIDATES. io'"A.VßEßllltAlli' OF 3D W4lll/. Col. J. D. EGAN WILL BE AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. AT THE OCTOBER ELECTION. MEI ar CITIZENS' •TERIPEIIANCE CAISDIDA'r.E. FOR COUNTY COk3fISSIONXR. ISAAC CFIA.ULJOS, Of Fourth Ward, Allezheny City, nominated Count) Convention, August 28th. soo.rtiS4lit El S: J. McFARREW. Captain COATSTITTEE