Vitisburo eagtie.
01);piAzirieri!'s. or
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MONDAY )10}MUNG, an. 9, 1861
CITY AFFAIRS.
liftrikosouicaca4. Observ4tions for the. Go
sotto; by 0.8. Slaw, Optician, 6S Filth strut
--co rotidli rpEVIL 13111ILADIL
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Mao 42 of tau Coinuattoe of FabHo
s.
pii ' tto a call the Committee of Pobiio
F .
sor met ion '-Friday afternoon , at . three
o , 'ks it theßoard of Trade Rooms, to take
m ' too rorropletaiiihips the.eahansted fond
: t ot
to tr',ielii t if of the ifamilles of volnetsers
oe:iimixoynnbuteloimiyocuimiiiit,tiri•testillsauro:nmi.ejgalArd.ii.etra.
so .
h l .4 . ls.p l art.tek, oh in o s s h t o o ol o w, , ibw o og ne th o ie. f
Vii:!
a lob o the ':.'.llll W b s t:
. . tin c ll ,o E d d l l I e Si l Presi den ts , C l, e called
P E. i o m ' q th , a d ei S t n :G e g g el "l re a de t a u :
da:re
crated
explain eo gd alter
t e .
' cerresticattee coder which he - took the re.
eoadltion - of the fund. The. receipts since
lax: Teitart, Delp . 13i0, hive been al follows:.
caithiri - Cilisry Church (Splocop6l) East
f, - _ Liao: ty, by Rea. la. B. 1ut....... 7 .6 11 60
- ''. ' aterth aria6.4lllegbaay....--- SO 06
0 , .- -'• 0 Pfttaboriti ..".:-..'.. • 1600
44., 44--j e ciec - i. ~. • .....4,:, , 236 00-
' I.
I Dupes"» 80t0agb............-4... ~ ST 25
. ii. ' Math Ward,' Plosbargb-......-. 600
"I I" Pomba T0n3110....... ! --. 10 00
0 .0-14aOstaao . . 01 —........—. 6-10
!" lint. wad. 44esbent..-....-- 225 00
irdiad.; 0 " - 0 .........--. 65 CO
Colts i" 5011cr Tainal:4-.--....--- 100 00
0 ' 1 0 Wotan , 0 .......:..-.„--; 66 00
!" Pau ,- 0 : • -.--...... 16 00,
t- 0 .Ikoall ward, Alkabany - -..-- 161 03
0 - . - Mtn wild. vUt4banh..-....- • 125 01
I' ' Tata rardattkeicay--.--- 176 00
kdou .
P , 00
" : ',"--• • " " 4 0 b 117 11 71 ---. 10 00
Tintt *rept t,ssi on
Al9llolllllt. provionay 110
Taal monis to date.--- tin
Mr. Miller said that the amount on hand
would Corti the Redid CoMmlttee through till
the close of nest week.
Mr. Edgar, Chairman of the Relief Commit
tee,aaid the' Commiuloners would ,be ready
to take charge or relieving the needy in two
weeks, and that they were wilting; if the funds
of tip Relief Committee do not hold out until
that rime, to 'transfer a safficient amount, with
the errisent of the Controller.
The Chairman . of j the Finauce Committee
we. *tripod to prepare SULU of the came.
of persona who have subscribed to the relief
fundi and also-ot the delinquents, and report,
' the same to the Ezrautive Committee; for pub.
lication, : iith the amounts subscribed and
thou unpaid, after the Sart Saturday of Cato- .
her gen, canitthig the names of each as have
Colimittee then adjourned.
is .Tomparawbewille Cowmen.
The Qouacilot the Borough of Temperan es
villi held a regular monthly meeting on
Thgriday, - Septembee sth.
. - Semheil. present', Muir& Itobinson, Mc-
Bride, 14Spowell and Bursae Cochrane.
The minute' of the previous meeting were
reed and ppproved,
do motion, the additional ordinance adopted
Anituit 21, in regard to Joitering . arottud the
BorOugh after 10 o'clock p. m., was amended
so is to read from 10 :Polack p. m. until 4
o'clock a. m.'
Beporq of the :committee on the grading of
the; alley east of the 11. P. Church was re
mused-10 committee duebarged: Commit
tewfa-visw ad:sewer on Virgin alley reported
pragrote c.:
A wee presented to Conseil by i.e . . Pat-
. IMOD receding the charter of the Borough
on the account of :Its being paid before, was
rejected.lOn motion, the Burgess wed authorised to
driw tool warrant in favor of the following
petious: . .
Thos. Ferguson, Per order Of fdri MeGab
ani feaft,37. Thigh Donnelly, for $2, ft being
foe carpi:ter work done forme Borough.
vid Itoldpson, for $6,54, for hauling Ilimber
and "eirting •in the Borough. Carnahan &
Hodgson,bill
of itimber;s3B. 'Samos
Dowell, for el:miles street* and- :sewer', $l.
Joisei,for milting - and putting in two
sewers pin - Wood and Venue streets, per
eo i ttnial ; 49 .. s° '
Thos. f, Hawkins predicted a bill for eleven
days *Pr ivcn the road, amounting to 1111,
Whk& wu Daddy*: until Aimed/rated by the
Brirgeiiiind Mr. - Mcßride, who were appointed
als eomullttee tabu:mks said work.
Mr. HoDowill was appointod to Si. the board
wily neuithe Dalin Choroh.
On =Won. Coun c il adjourned.
Coaastass, Dugan.
IL.Fitlll.llOl, Clerk.
- A. , trross Outrage.
Yriday,- about midnight, a gross outrage
perpetrated by William William', • tolling
mill bad, upon - the puson and property of •
fellow Wittman aimed Richard Pritchard. It
would appear . that Pritchard and Williams had
dinialtlf-stalcslo,ln .Which Williams felt
that he had - - boa worsted, •Ind• deteruhuid to
bin rga. Accordingly, at midnight, armed.
With -•liagehate.bir, be; tidie d th" bona of
P onSeand sheaf, sinfihrok" °paths
kitchen door. He was :unable to reach the
upper room,hayldch Pritchard 441;4 and began
to gteelOhia Mignance byamishing the hitches
furnre•-tahlo,, chairs, diaa, ete.
gliiii,deitiiilishing - the kitchen . wards,:
Wells= heard Pritchard crying*.watchr from
the wad storyariadow, and-oli gehtfcint to
apt A ;eight lum,.Wis nized , bf,A,watclinia.
hiedolid‘gg•Williams
declared that he had gone to tharbonse for the
purpose. of Whig Pritchard :0 Will then
tikito64lllbilatebadiall and kip till morn
ing; led be /unit i s ed :Map:4 Wilson that he
did att ,lintulto hilt Pritchard, but `he l was
damaged& to have , gfrevenge. l 7. Being per.
fatly Sober *Me ;time, cotiducicati only
be achdateid for upon the' euppositionahat be
is intaXiif the Mars violent ad tincoatrOlhible
passion, :lie mayafiluk his stars that Pritch.
ard was beyond his reach, as One .L blow trans
thrilteley iron bar with which he was armed
might have . astilted in instant F death- ' Wile
limns was committed to, jail for, earety ,01 .
pioir" and Do doubt, be prosecuted for
Wilma" mischief. -- '
o tt,u. .211:koltpu simissuL,
Co friday craning, at afns &tlock, :the
"'t ns• b '
-sysailyßagitneats - . lic ganolaateeri, ar.
.
fir* bk:tbia city b 7 the Cleveland and titter'
bargitlAaiil44 Afar disambarkiar, tie
- ,
troopi•weri col:dotted to the dialog room' of
thiflabalatonea Comoduei k and larruabad with
asepli rafreibmasta. ;At twelve o'clock 'obey
Loh bk-tbi Paaasylviabt Railroad tor "Womb.
too: iThe regiment sombaralo26 sea, and Is
oßpuod .67. Cal. - Ordavenor,l 'Lae. Col.
WbfaiMiNlaVEitriailip Adjutant Laudon; and
Qamtormaitai, Walker. :They are from Camp
4 " 'Yon 1 """""*. - Fah
4'...,"•'43l.ltatftSqiiatelialipre of No:. York
' a La ga & l ia l k tubers Ifitiatra
-011=1111"which we - kid ate
par both'
ted-
` ,l •.etion*-I ,ol' ?Mita - of 'dual:
eawigni4—'"anle-iiitifthiteesSisla to the *IMPS?
41 w tthov axe
!Idiom, tommyrot., ma a
rumen CalillPsesso
yabeku'es°
ist*P y aitbar of these pictorial
01 1 04r-11 .! °/°. 41 La -
I
- OOP- -rot Oita- Scat • 'WC Witt -e lams
5 1110 0 bk tielipi - kilt tot pie lest of war os
Eittataal iitetapopt colitiatipeol dotacitataau
tram O umber of complain for Col. 'tippers
sad other rogiatasts. , Among *than thollia•
boo ittfaitty,' Capt. fonlky Bbiolda Cleardoi .
Caie.`llallactier. 'Allegheny Gainti,, Capt.
Wttilam capt.bt, aid a,
Law,. meat thit,Vorbellar
lariti '- - • - -
Itirisisiinchr.—Ciptia 131 a of
Ciiyi Mantis,' company 0, le to . be:ffneatai.
oloa.o:preatatioe sword by tilsoWof hie
i. bieededirior to his departure with bis - cona.
preetatatioa landau at City
7_,eit...,bloaday.assalag -at. Glass eaves
o'clock, at the snooty. 'Cho& Wafarilialli
Etietsladire :the address on the occasion.
Chit log INlPtellter.;-"Tbibestilltal
in limbos Sillft;NistitiLtlid.Vigilanq *O7O
1 out 13stst47,Pt, Amiga! ittpectiot—the eas.
kitaftl7-4 418 * 11 11 -11111 . - ilimetiod - vitii.
St it litiitst twat" t&Yit its%ippuaiiir WITS
iis tl Cosdtiio - 4 ^ - • '
r •
- •
.!EMMIEMMEEI==i=
!seeps of Itheteette *oa the counts
Os Buds/ serldeg, about four o'clock, as
Watchman 'Ferguson was making his cutout.
ary thud on the outside of the aunty prime,
he disccmued a rope ladder hanging upon the
madden! the mutant wall, and on inquiry it
appeared that three primers had escaped
front sells Nos. 34 and 35. An inustigation
of the cells 'revealed the anal =out of
cunning and perseverance which prisoners
display in effecting their escape.
In No. 35, two priaonans named Chas. Rock
and Wm. R,finzamers bad been confined—
the former for making and attiring coin, and
the latter for the larcenf of clothing. The
tonni
...net was a United Motes prisoner, and
neither of them had been tried.
In N 0.34 were two men named Rupert and
Welsh, both convicted at the last term of the
Criminal Court for pasting counterfeit money,
and sentenced to the county jail. Rock and
Sumaiers had been working indnetrionaly for
weeks, in drilling the heavy iron plate which
was rivited to the stone work of their narrow
window by three heavy bolts. The plate had
been drilled awned the rivets until the bolts
no longer held, end the removal of the plate
war an easy task. It so happened that the
stone work bad been so chipped away in Mill
window, by others who had gone through it
before, that it required no additional labor to
give passage to the body of an ordinary 'feed
mu. This part of the work being completed,
a hole was broken through the Wick wall into
No. 34, where Rupert and Welsh were con
fined. Washington Rupert, although he had
only a few menthe to serve, was willing to risk
an attempt to escape, but Welsh preferred
"sweating it out." r
A couple of very ferocious dogs were kept
in the put yard, but these received their
quietus by a well compounded dose of strych
nine, accompanied no doubt with a tempting
bait in the shape of a piece of doggiest. The
poison had been thrown to the dogs from the
cell window some time during the night, and
the potsonhad done its work well and speedily.
All things being in milieus the men let
themselves, down from the second range of
'cells into the jaijyard, by means of. a rope
made from their bedclothes. Thivrope war
left hutting from the cell window, and another
from a more complete article was need in
,waling the jail wall-4 rope ladder, with a
good mon "grapple" at OAS The cope
stone projects two lechers perhaps, over the
wall, and bill throwing the "grapple" over
they attended amenity as a sallor"goes aloft."
All dues being seated on the wall, the "'rap.
ple" is placed under the inter side of the cope
stone, and down they go—with nothing bat an
iron railing between them and liberty.
As near, as can be ascertained, the
met must hive been tone two hours habits
any parson about the tall was aware of it.,
And it is a little remarkable that they escaped
within -twenty or thirty feet of the watch.
man's "headquarters." How they obtained
the tools mr drilling, the rope for making the
ladder, the strychnine, etc., are mere matters
of 'speculation. Rupert left with one shoe,
and was almost destitue of clothing. Oue of
the others left his watch in the call. Their
drilling apparatus they took with them. John
Lute, whit occupies No. 36, says that he
heard a Nat in 36 about two o'clock, and the.
VIA
A perhaps the hour of their departire.
On Saturday, about noon, a prisoner named
Tart, committed on two charges of larceny,
made his escape by mining through the outer
gate, and jampleg over the wall ioto Diamond
street—a lesp of some twelve or fifteen feet,
upon a brick pavement. if. had been let out
by the turnkey, through the inset gate, for the
purpose of getting some salt to -"salt the
soup," and seeing the outer gate open he
dropped his salt pan and rushed out, closely
followed by the turnkey. Reaching • the iron
railing, he threw humid over, and on descend
ing struck his face apical a projecting water
pipe, which stunned aim somewnat, and coos
ed him to stagger ageism a tree box. Bet be
had no time to lose, and gatierinthinseall up,
he made towards Grail street cad escaped.
Sheriff Graham visited the jail, and alter ex
*mining into the matter, offered a reward of
$5O each for the apprehension and return of
the fugitives. Jailor Email and otficier Ferru.
eon necessarily feel mortified at thClecape,
but the jailor hu beenuite se MMus' as
any of his predecessors "a oar aecollec.
tion. The watchnie , however, should
usharpen thet wits" a- little, sad sisch es
capes as thee could not 'middy happen.
The Polyteelealo college.
We direct 'mention to ntradvertiermscat iq
another toluene of the Polytechnic College
of the State of Penns,Naniy located at Phi
adelphit. Teu admirable intitntion is peen•
hail, fitted for the instruction of those young
men yho design to enter the military service
thorough military education being one of
the chief alms of the College. The branches
of art and science taught here are ,compsii
bemire, and the institution is one of the most
reliable, and flourishing in the country. The
FaF.ulty are deeply improved with the fleets.
sity of complete military training in tie pre•
sent exigency, and hence - their energies and
talents are unremittingly employed in that di
rection. Persons desiring to enter the College
can obtain , full information by letter.
Fauna Dited•-letquest.
On Sunday morales the body of an unknown
men wu found lying at the foot of the hill
in Sayardstown, oppointe the continuation of
Sim street, and near Faber's machine shop.
The deceased had evideetly met hie death by
rolling over the hill side, which is very reeky
and precipitous:" The body was conveyed to
the Mayor's eface,tuid subsuMetly Ordentified
as that of John Swords, hauler employed at
the livery stable of Rudy Patterson. ii. was
a single man, and being addicted to drinking,
it was suppord that he had fallen over the
the- bank accident,as be wu In that part
of the city during the previous night, in com
pany with some boon companions. Alderman
Lewis held an inquest, and a verdict was ran•
de* in accordance with -facts.
;.,Fins A rouraustre.—We are very much
gratified to team of th e appointment, by the
Wit Dep eat, of Aaron 8011Ifin, EIS, to
I flicond L militancy Li th e army, :attached
101 new valry regiment directed to be filled.
MV:ffulliv is a member of the Baler county
Saline, is awe for may yeas been die.
sing'"
i t Btatipolitiat, add'wu for some
yeassytrina tad with the litenbenvllle Hall—
rad Comp yea Civil Engineer. For the
i
lest few MO the he has raided at Harrisburg.
bir.' 8. is a my accomplished scholar, end is
highly riogosed of the ardor, habits of die.
'elpline and other acquirements nacessary for
a eaten! . offices. fife many friends here
'wilt be_ greatly pleased with his appointment.
•Lieut. 'd .16van has been . detailed for m
antling do p. in this city.
• ,
Tax New Cpxy.ter...-00,13sturday evening
a large iodine. amembled in the theatre to
witness -the first entertainment of fiende.son , i
isaw etoci company. The performers, being
all strange to each other, ellarted their differ
ent chiracteremittiiipparent satisfunon to the
ATM" US
ri
spectators; aid will no doubt im
prove r appends' . together before the pub.
lie ale t imes:'_ To4lght we are to bare so
entire ew toed, three act drams, written by
B. 'Le la, &to. Several sew local , scenes
will be Istrodueo, among which are the ext..
rhir an ,part of the interior of the St. Charles
Hotel. -Tbe theatre presents qulte a - neat and
clean, ce, and notwithstanding the
house was crowded in partuette and gallery
oa Saturday evening, excellent order was pre.
toned. i , '•
-s.
.
MUTH or AR ALLZOILZIff V0L17111712.—.
Luse Biker;4lso irantid u a private Ls the
illsialds,querde, under Capt. Gallagher, unser
the - three .mondta• requisition, and who au
'Dried for *ewer wider Capt. J. Herron looter,
was left rit - CocteyriCla when the company
pissed tugithatplacir, being too ill to pro.
teed Si. dim's, which was brain
tater ' lirminsted family - on Wedneaday tut.
The deceased waa 'about thirty years of age,
end'. leaves -a wife and two children in Alle
gheny. Alvaro butieditt Cockeysville.
.
Affrortrianwr;—Col. - DOW Campbell, tae
of tba_Twaltaii'...Pennailsaals--Ifelontsegs,
(three months) has jot receind a cosafelasion
from the Governor •as 001011111 of the Second
Pennsylvania' Belliatent.ol:llaval Ind ims
been ordered to report himself-at Stfuldegton
forthwith, whore hie regiinentis now in wait.
isj for him: Clot.Catapbell is well vialified
lot ;the porttios, sat his military_ ardor and
skill justly. entitle him to 'this acknowlsdi
'west at the hands of the Governor. Ile left
for Washiagtot yesterday.
. . .
LOAVIN4i- 'Dont of e ennui Catholic
Church, Liberty •etniet. Allegheny, has be.
*mein issoleolde 0uss 2 " — " 13 " 1 "" "
many! two bandied matt be ing found in
.front of thi building 4mi:tinniest end most
tbeisikraembere of the church] The pastor
bag complained repeatedly 'of 'their em.
conditct, and .yeetarday the polits;tureatett
sbt of duel offsedem . Who mete dud , one
each br Kept Dram.
lADtegraealal Row
Occurred . : on Saturday night at the beer sa
loon and &tics house or Philip &Ohtani, cor
ner of Rut Lue and Canal, Allegheny. A
party of soldiers entered. and a quarrel en.
salsa, rr oloP terminated in a menu diegraceful
not. Tae j soldiers were ejected from the
premises, did retaliated by throwing paving
stones and brickbats through the windows and
doors. Thp !root of the house was badly dam.
aged—the !doors sod windows being smashed
to pieces. lA barbel buket or paving stones
was picked up in the ber.room. The ring.
leaders In Ithe astault—Renry Hadley, Philip
Becht, John Rathby and Adam Mechel—were
arrested by Mayor Drnes police, and coin.
mitted in . : default of fine, but as they are all
volanteere they will no doubt be released.
Why is jlt that the people of the Fourth
Ward, Allasheny, tolerate each a house as
that kept to Bellsteia r It is a very bad place
—where young men and young women are
burled into vice. The Saturday night dances
are represented as very corrupting in their
tendencies, and scarcely one is given without
a serious (disturbance. It is as bad as. the
"concert pionne" which were lately abated
here by Jqdge M'Clure, and we wonder that
the people, of the Fourth Ward do not Indict
Beilsteine for nuisance.
STOLZ,/ ?,11LOPLIVIT ILLOOVZSID.—Two weeks
since, Samuel Bower, residing on the WIWI.
ington pike, ten miles from this city, lost a
wagon and hiumess, which he traced to the
stable of n. Clouse, in the Third Ward, Al.
legheny. he lady claimed pouesaion of the
articles, alleging that the man who left them
there weal indebted to her for boarding. Mr.
Bower compromised by paying her a part, and
taking poipeerion of his property.
Tun Western University, corner of Roes
and Diambud streets, commenced its session
On the third inst., with its usual number of
pupils. there are Reparatory and Collegiate
Departments. A Gymnasiam has been added
to the institution the past year. Its students
should, il4iossible, be present at the com
manceMent of the term.
Ie Towsr.—Capt. H. Lowe, of the Vier het•
la Infantry, arrived from Wubington yester
day, and will recruit ten men to fill up his
ranks. Here is an excellent opportunity to
get into a good company. The head•quartera
are at Co .cert Hall, Filth street.
RAILIMID Arrotstsmr.er.—Mr. Franklin
Wright his been appointed Superintendent of
the Alleg any Valley Railroad, in place of R.
F. Morley, resigned. A more competent en
gineer csuld not have been selected, and his
tong experience in railroad 'matters eminently
quality him for the position. •
Horn., saloon and housekeepers Mould
read the edvertisement of M'Clellited, Weaver
& Co. Tbey adver iae a very extensive assort
meat of !silver-plated goods, which will be
sold without reserve on next Tuesday after
noon.
Con. W. 6. bioanai, of Hollidayebing,hu
been authorized to raise a regiment of volun
teers forth. United States sermon. The regi
ment vii be encamped near Huntingdon.
Asaatti.r.—James Met:ready was committed
to jail oti Saturday, by Mayor Wilson, charged
with uMiult and bat*, on oath of Walter
Sergusott
Tar BOAID or Ritter or Ammonium
Cotrarry.l—The Board of Relief being desirous
to reakelench arrangements as are necrasary
for the immediate relief of the families of vol.
unteare,lwould request that one of each of the
committees appointed in the different Wards,
Borough. and Townships, (pursuant to a call
from mad Board,) call at the office of the
toasty Commissioners's/ early this week as
raCtielli . !)lo. ET OADZI, Or TIM BOMID.
AT a ileeting of the citizens of the Eighth
ward, Weld at the animal house, B. C. Sawyer,
F. Fredhricks and Wm.-Mitchinson were sp.
pointed:to act is conjunction with the Asso
ciate Judges of the Court of Common Plow,
in the distribution of the fond raised for the
relief of tee lamb's or milunteene.
1 Somom, MORROW, Presq.
Jam*. KILLSV,Sec'y.
1 [Tar Ma Mm& awns]
Comm4ric.essesti at . Washington College
The A nnual Commencement at Washington
College 'toot place on Wednesdey, the tth tut.
Tha exercises attadlni began on the Banda)
previeo by the preao gof the Baocalanreate
by the Hay. Dr. 3:oct,;Prialdent of the College.
On Dabbeth ocimiag an address was deliv
ered to isle religious societioa, connected with
the (kluge, by the Rev. Mr. Bnidford, of Al
ice:mei City. ThD discourse wu brief and
welder= ; name in pare*.
The ;valedictory addresses, on behalf of the
Literary Societies, were delivered on Tuesday,
LS lbw gollage Hall, by members thous from
the different societies. The patarmanoes did
credit tc the epeslutre and their societies. The
Ipecac,' Robt. McElhinny, of Fairfield, lowa,
le deserting of special mention for its nparlor
excellence and able delivery. On the same
*mine, Dr. Jacobus. addressed the Literary
Societies.
The l apeakeni of the gradasting class were
heard en Wednesday. by • large and inulllgent
annthea. As is usual on mach 000ssions, •
great 'way young ladles were plant to wh
ims the performances of the "gay deenvers."
end riverwhelm them with "Anal offerings.'
The performances wore generally good. Among
the most prominent were those of Mews. Bel.
den and Birob—Mr. Birotes the - valellotory.
Mr. Birob's Millen was excellent, in fast we
have seldom heard such • profusion of pretty
thinga in an address of that kind. It gave en.
dual of extendn reading on many subjects.
Mr.l Higgins, of Clinelanati, and, a graduate
of thelethu of 1844, addressed the students on
Wednesday evening.
Dr. !Thomas Elliott, of Franklin. Pa., on the
none evening, read a bistoty-of the lives and
adventures of the clue of 1838. Some of the
Doctor's descriptions was very' humorous.
, The graduating ciw of the you numbers
twenty-six. The prospects ere v eer
for a
large 1 tummies clue. We - think, however,
that the college-is deserving of more extensive
patrolge t h an it has received for the put few
years; The college hu amy desirable lota.
icon; - ; the climate la healthy :f the community
kind, tonal and intelligeet ; accommodations
excellent; expenses Moderate; while a corps
of able Professore give the student every ad
' vantage which may -ha acquired et any other
inntedon.
The Female Seminary, ander the supervision
of Mrs. Hannah, le in • very prosperous condi
tion.'! There are in attendance about ninety
tandem besides a number of day scholars.
"..-Wilshington is a beautiful little town, num
bering between - 830r and five thousand 'nimbi.
tants, and in well worth a skit to see it. Mr.
T. M. Hall, proprietor of the Fulton House,
spare)s no pains to secure the comfort and en.
joylitent of his guests. : 8.
BlSArum wts Wirs.—Chriwopber.Buris was
courOltted to jail yesterday, by Justice Barker,
charged with assault aid battery, on oath of
hie wife Mary.
Dcicrrort C. Bantu, Rater Cure and Homo
peible Pbysfeien; atm agent for Rainbow's ode
bread Troy forfor Ruptares. Comer of Penn
and Mayne Inmate. ,
Dirrnen2.—Dr. C. 8111, No. 246 Penn It.
attends to all branohee of the Dental profusion
Aw. should not fail to mad the wiser
'mint of Prof. Wend. is teronii
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'AMU TUNDILIBMIO. wife of Dr. Samoa fandoo•
bosA mod oldest danbtor of Idwut Allen; of tin Oth
W Pittsburgh.
Loop FooD.—AttanbLon is called to
tlibAticst romartablo guff Woes properadon, ed.
watiood to sodium edam*. It Y on entirely twor
dlootwormad mut sot Do iootcandod with Amy of
the ;timorous Want malleines of the day. It la •
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rapt, Moo of A - chronic notank—of lows Wading
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Cusco: A Dorm% of.flaw Tort, gig the
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clo which mai Mothwriaoffig Pi boo motlictimi
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parogotio or opiate of say klod,ll m be osibt4 'srpoti
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THEILATEST NEWS.
BT r11,16,11AP11
RECEIVED RT TNE DAILY GAUP E OFFICE.
Interesting trot 'Washington.
WARECIaTON, Sept. 7.—The following order
has jast bees pro:edged :
Hum Goortmu Aram or I= POTOZAC.
jWallartrrow, September 6,1861.
(hooka lOrders, Po. I .:—The Blida General
Commanding dashes and revisits that In fa.
tura there amy be a more perfect respect for the
Sabbath on the part of his command. We are
lighting in a holy mos. and should radium
to deserve; the benign favor of the Creator;
Unless, In Moe of attack by the enemy, or some
other asinine Military neousity, his commend
lid to commanding oftleers that work shall be
suspended on the Sabbath ; -that no anntocus
ry movement shall be made an that day; that
the men shall„ as far as' possible, be permitted
to rest from their labor; that they Obeli attend
divine service, after the customary Sandy
morning Inspection, su c tthet alma and men
alike use their hall= t o Wire the almost de.
Gomm and: wrist on t day. The General
Commanding regards this as no Idle form. One
day's rest in wan It necessary for man and
animals. More than this, the °bananas of the
holy day of the God of gnaw and of battles Is
our sacred duty. Oso. B. McCustari,
Major General Commanding.
Metal: S. Wttuaro. Ant. AV& GEL.
Vie Blew Seating—The altos of the pri
vate who ir to be shot 011 idondiy for haring
been found guilty of sleeping at his post. is
Wilma Soott, of 00. H, Third Resitosat Ver
mont volunteers.
Om. Roseerane colusaad socil.--The War
Department noeicad a dispatch from thong
lioseorans, in camp near Batton, Va., dated
yesterday, from which it is inferable that all is
well with his command.
Military .A . ppoiatunitc—The PrUldent to
day made the tollowing military appointments:
Charles - IK. Thurston, of Maryland, Willie A.
Gorman, of Minnesota; and Daniel Butterfield
to be Brigadier Ginerali ;Ilan Clark, of Mu- .
saohusetts, N. J. Sapplegtimi Of Muyiand, Jas.
M. Sanderson, of Cabforala, Aosta M. Lucas,
of the District of Columbia, Alen Maloyd, of
Pennsylvania, Samuel Gamer, of California, ,
Judson - M.;:fiherwitti, - of New York' Jaunt P.
Hendricks, of Nelf.Pottrilid P. Schetiok;of
Ohio, to be Commiasarita of Babaistemefor the
volunteers, with the rank of Captain; Wm. IL
Wiley, to be an additional paymaster; Wm. A.
Stokes, of Penrayirania, Major of - the 18th
Lafanny, 11. S. A.
George S. Oldeon.has bun appointed by the
Presidents member of the Board of Metropoli.
tan Police, to plate of Col. Seaton, declined.
Lind. Cot. Scoff, of de 15th N. Y., cashiered.
—The Star, of this evening, says: "Lieut. CoL
Prude B. 0. Keefe, of the 15th regiment of
New Volk raluniects, having been sentenced
by court.martial to be cashiered for drunken. ,
sass, disorderly conduct, Lc., Gen. McClellan
bar approved of the said sentence, and formally
declared him no longer an einem . Is the military
service of the United States."
WABILISOTOS, Sept. 7—Report. from WWI.
°nepotists on the Virginia ride of the Potomac
represent all quiet there during last visit and
this morning.
Our troops near Alexandria loud six bras
air pounders, yeatenlay, bided in the groped
a short distance trout the railroad station.
They wells taken to Fort RUeworth. •
The proprietor of a fare bank was arrested
yesterday, it being &mound that a paymaster
In the navy, who II detained herein custody,
has been patronising the uitablialansut by large
unwires of money. The various other gam
bling establishment& were closed last night at
an early hour, probably from a fur that their
badness would also be Interrupted or suspended
by the govanment authorities.
Foams* hfotraos, Sept. 6—Via Baltimore.
—The U. 8. steam frigate Roanoke, Commo-
dore Pendergram, ham retuned Irum the
blockade off Charleston, having beau relieved
by the Waba■b. I•be Wisp to intelligence
whatever.
The steamer Quaker City is coaling for a
cruise.
The rebel steamer Yorktown is only about
a dozen miles above Newport News, awaiting
en opportunity to yin the blockade. Sbe has
long been preparing at Richmond, and it is
said she carries a heavy armament.
The George Peabody is hourly expected from
Hatteras Inlet.
The steamer. Hattlid Lane saved thalami gun,
which was thrown 074:Aloud while ashore at the
The U. S. steamers Minnesota and Potomao
are expected to arrive here to•mofrow.
Musses Mon ion, Sept. 7.-Corn. Suiog.
ham reached Old Point teday. (His deg ship
has not arrived.
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Tae Harriet Lane ached for New York, also,
the Quaker City, is col:sequence of new orders
from the Commodore. The George Peabody
arrived last night from Hatteras inlet, bringing
recent iotelligente and a number of fugitives
(alavea,) from Bear the Mout!, of TAT Mil,
N. C., who managed to escape to the nllet.
The fortifications at Ocracoke inlet have
been abandoned, and probably tlion at Oregon
Inlet also.
Some fifty miles this side of Cape Hatteras
a powerful steamer was semi inside at the
latter place, when the Peabody came up 'yes
terday.
There is no light at Cape Hatteras, the Con
federates having removed the lenses. No
signs of fortifications were to be seen at the
PIP!.'
•
It is supposed - that the Secessionists will
make a stand at Fort Macon—a etrong, caste].
laced place guarding the approach to Beau.
fort. I
The refugees from North C arolina report
that the lower canaries of the State are ready
to hoes a Union Sag when seared of support.
.A perfect "reign of terror" eziets. ,
The State troops ware in part returning front
Virginia.
A prominent clergyman declared at Matte.
ran Inlet, that should a Federal force meads
the main land near Bunfort, it would at once
be joined by two thonund North Carolina
Ustonists.
The Captain of the Peabody !counted twen.
tpfive wrecks between Cape Hatteras and
Henry.
Col. Max Weber will retire to Old Foist,
and Vol. - Hawkins , lore. be -greatly strength.
ened. Col. Hansa: ban been placed in tom.
I mend of the 101 N. Y. Regiment.
! The weather at Old Point m intensely hot.
HUDSON, Mo., Sept. 6.—The tollowini ad
ditional names of thou killed and wounded
at Ode ~L ittle Platte Bridge Me taken from
the ,et.!Joseph Journalcil the Mb i
Du Norton, of Atcbmon; P.:. Borland, of
Steads city ; C. Fording, of West Liberty,
lowa, county, killed; Mr. A skwood, Bt.
i
Joeopb;rium
Ce Dairis,i ot the Second linnets
Regiment ; fdr.'Martid, butt men„ 'severely
severely
istured; J. W. Perky, L. C. Edwiirds,;l6ll.
Druteclunenn' all,ol St. Jose h, and C.itar..
pettier, °Libs United States 1 Armyoliglitly
wounded. A man and a.women, known Ao be
killed, are yet in the rains, 1 and four dead
bodies, who belong to. lowa acid Kansa”, who
are not yet idenuSed. These an , not leo
than, silty wounded, with brOkea , limbs and
Wailes, and crashed bodies, all of whom an
being well cared for.
FRALAIYORT; Ky., Sept.' 7..—.. 'Th e i s ure a p.
pointed Messrs. Johnson, Raid and .Thernton
Mohan a committee to visit Western Kea.
tacky and fellatio or the Federal and Coaled
`irate military authorities by Whoa*, direction
auditor what reasons they are occupying cat
talo' portions of our - sod. • I
Boost —The United States' Sag WU hoisted
over the capitol, to day, by a vide of 77
against 20.
24v. Deities aublequen Sy moved to hoist the
State Sag. Referred to the Committee on
d i
Fedual Relations. , i ..
The Sedate is compose of 27 Unionists and
11 Southern.itightists; the hrtinseof,76 Union.
ists'and 24 Southern,ltlgh Wts. i ...1
Seaurentur, Mo., Septi; hlcCul
locir is reported to be aC Meats Vernon or
ganislog for a bold and' dtspllste dell North
ward There are valloas rumor. about Pries
and Rateehaying taken Ft. Stott, defuted,Col.
Mostiomuy socketptured all his storesarms,
&c.,, and taken surly all hie command . , him
self autos' the rest, as rigorism, but the ru.
mon, sited confirmatloa. J
Guy. /sekson, with kit body guard, airised
hers to•ditir but hiamoteuntats are unknown.
Cargo, Sept. 7.—Gene. Piilow and Polk are
it ;Ciidambus.
Ky., wi th 7,000 Reties. :elf.
Tithisipson is in Missouri. directly opposite,
Milk the balance of the Rebel Incas. Right
hundred Federal 'troops Jett bare, to-day,.to
reinforce. Paducah, and another regiment lei
•lowe immediately. . _ • .
Lotruvtus, Supt. 7.--Coosiderable aisziety
exists on 'coons& of the occupation of Hicb
mitt' stud Paducah bribe :opposing, parties,
which hie been incnued by tbs. 'Winne, of
niers= that quutsr , ,„ 4 .
- Prrreauson
gIALATESTIM-35ke_goi Refined for sale
iv us • I WallinClat
LATE FROM . WASHINGTON
Wastoweros, Friday, Sept. 6.
The statement that the Proudest disap
proves of the4roriaMation issued by G.
Fremont, has no shadow of foundation. The
Pushiest hat carefully selected commandiag
offican, and hitwill in no instance interfere
with their action so lone as he continues them
in the &ad. ;
Jas MTU Dead
Th. Govan:l;lmila has advice' which convey
the ea:Landon:dueled Davis is dead.
RiLnaw►Y Slaves.
•
From one tollialtaldesen "contraband" mi.
cape from d ily and seek protection
within the lined of o r army. They are of
the better and• coo intelligent clam, and
give very reliable re orts of the state of the
rebel 'army.
potion-
The imprudent pr Tails among the slave*
of Virginia, 'end robably throughout the
:oath, that the lwar ill bring them Freedom.
• o those state booW cape to our lines from
1 other aide cif the river.
The Aisinsylvoula Troops.
Won. John (invade arrived bare to-day, and
effected an urengement eis as to prevent any
conflict between the Federal and Pennsylva.
nia State Goveinmente. Governor eartin will
be instructed. to commission all regiments now
in the field, aadthoes authorised to be raised in
Pennsylvania b* the War Department, giving
all volunteers the benefit or the State appro
priation, white' the United States will clothe
end organize them.
The Dummy Driven Bach.
- The enemyllire reported to be billing back,
Or rather being panted back. In no cave are
we losing ourOwo. Their pickets are alwaye
driven by enrol when the cambers are nearly
equal.. On vlne right or our lines, the '79tb,
Steveribe Highland Regiment, Is in advance.,
• linnee near Leesburg.
A large retial force woe yesterday seen nen'
Leesburg, nulling up the river shore towatd
kliarpers Feely or Mosocecy. Thirty.toar
pieces of wilier, were counted, and several
squadrons or ekvalry.
Patric:oam of a Saadlsh Meer.
Baron E. Vila Vegesack, a Swedish officer,
who disunguisbed himself in the war of
Behleswig-kicilsteio„ bee (Mired his sword to;
the Hon:ailment. Ate burgs letters from the
King of Swami, recommending him to its
favorable consider ion. •
Ikannegard' Army Separating.
The capture of ort Hatteras and the other
coast defenses is el eedy producing its fruits.
His men are 'SOO! fearful for the infety of
their homer,tielie . g that a large force will
Sank them bj m cuing up from the North
Carolina coast. T ey demand permission to
'go home itnotadist ly, and with such earnest
nen that Betinega d and his officers are in a
re
world of trou le. t useless for him to tell
bis men that. irgi is will be in danger while
they tremble, or t n h o mes. He must force
a battle with: a q ckly , or see the disintegra.
lion of his at , y.
Trouble in
From a creditsb
has sprang opi bat
Georgia soldfers,
This state ofj thin
mesons duelaamo
that Beauregiud d
dnellsg is cdasiii
the Hebei flanks.
a source I learn that a laud
een the South Carolina and
ut the reason is not known.
/ • u, however, causing na
g the chivalry and tt Is Old
re not prohibit them. as
,red an "institution' , there
Brom Quincy.
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gooier, Sept. I, 1861.—Gen. Pops is con.
ceutrating a4orcei in Missouri. which will be
heard from in a few days. The rebels under
Green inchide abbot all the secession force in
Illorthweetari Missouri, and are supposed to
be'near Shalbint. A blow will be struck that
will wipe them cm entirely as WOO al ede.
quite prep's:Mimi be made. blovementecit our
troops re riot to be made public at present ;
but there lino doubt that Gen. Pope will fol.
low up his Plane until they are fully szecutod,
and the road opt ed through to St. Joseph.
Times lCostatte.
- Tents here =not be
Meer, come speedily
the glorious work s
the laurels:they may
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cONMERCZAL RECORD•
PITTSBURGH
MfflnS!kil=
hr . gasmen. esptazabset,
llktrit.—Tbs Moos market =threw very dull and
gemmed. with no sswertial change In prim Tes
doming ie principally *Aped to Extra Twally.
for which prices re rgs from legs to st. Extra fa
dull et OAS to AM
08012111113—qolet bat arm, with a tab local do
maid, We note mull aloe of Bogor at 8 , 4183ic
Yoe outia 4C0414 Coffee 16016 W.
111100N—ancluagod; ealo/f 11,000 lb. ahoolders at
to; 1,000.410 Plain Sams at-lic, and 4 don= 0 0 0 2
Cared EMU at tow.
EL2Y--has advanced Tholnl par tow. solo trom Kahn
of 12 lade at prices ranging from 28 to 110 per tour
flilllill—coschanged; sale of 20 bin W 8, to two
lane et 0 0 6 50 3 11 1 b.
P3lf=l:o-11ale of 14 bush green Neches St $2,60
Per bulb; 12 do ace*, do et $ll.
81100113-Bel. of 20 das Common aL 134001,15
des.
MUT POTATO/a—Us of 10 bbli at $1 pa bbL
DAM APPLIS—bale of 13 trosb choice It 700 per
huh.
WHlBlCY—couthaaged; kb mall plea of Gammon
at 27450.130 gap—osdi sad Om*.
111011/1117ATLIf 01.2.11U1 1 / 1 /41.011.Ak.
Sartudo Rona MID aura Xuw, Sept. &
The demand La Veal waa light, end the market quiet
and a shade lower, with amble of about MOO Wt
21.6004,1 M for mitts mats.. szsrsx Wee Itad s, a
tar extras, and 23,15004,20 La fair so l rer7 choice
spina =ran *later ',twat brands were dull and
T w os receipts of wheat today were spin Mabel and
with
smdehclindecline
O le
fr n el iShpt nandgradm—uot.
an advancer
In law Teat. The demand for NW/opentlght,
and the decline was wars perceptible in tbis
plater wheat was In tar mufti and weedy. M I %
120,000 bush of all grads@ etaspd hands at 830 for
Not Whiter Mr No 2 Abler, 1:110 Mr W Isar.
6046e60 far No 1. wimp 61@el5fn for No 2 odor,
and 6.0620 to Selested Sprlamatne market doer*
dull for No 2, with dollen at 6tr, and lady et GOO
tor No 1 eprin&—tretb.
Ontcharos Mazur, September 6.—.llciar—The mar.
Me Us not changed, arid the demand hi light, which
is partly owing to the continued =ca ly In snaking
shipments. We quote at 13„,06 Par attperfinm
$3,708, 1 30 for .me, and {B,OO d lot family end
tamp orandL The sales were confined to about 000
bbl. within the range.
Whisky—The demand Is good and picas 3ie blither.
Sale of 000 bbte at LllMplay L e, the litter rats for
moron. • I
'wildcats—The- market for Pork and Bacon con.
times greedy depressed sad prices Irregular. Bulk
Shoulders sold to the extent of 7,000 pieces at 11)0
3%e, and kites Pork to um extant of Bf.o hbls on term.
m.
pirate, it is offered at Oh 60011376. Lard sold
to the extent of 200 tierces as 8.7, and is in good de
mead
Grocerisa—The market Is roachinged.! The demand
I. moderate"et Immo for Sugar; 1e lib for
Coffee, end Elkaho tor helium'.
Dia Gootts.—.The (oilman& de comperatirs state.
meat of the depen' of foreign dry good, at New Tort
for the week and sloes January 1:
hell„ 1663. 1861.
Entered at the port— $5010,966 $ ,271,061 $482,801
Thrown on market 2,006p06 2,64Mie6 1.1 1 . 8 . 018
Moos Jsausry 1.
Entered at the port... 86,929,891 16.3,5631 u on.=
Thrown on market— 8e,806,02 711,114,1169 AWN/
BALlttaosa COME Magus, &W. T.—The Clotise
enamel continues day quiet, although there was
Wt. • Soft Inquiry for tt. The only sad reported
was 100 bag, Rio at 14}$0. Holden oaf Tory Ana la
thdr den, and are nor disposed to sell unless st tad
Mao, walla cabin have withdrawn their stoats from
Elamite. Tha store of Eke Clam in ant hands does
not aroma 14,930 hog.. Its market May te quoted
es closing Rem es 145614340 the this to , good 180
for prime des Lagusyrsat Midas, and. Java et 190
pmt
Imports by litallroad.
P•11111II108 • CLIMUID Ban Boo—Sept. 4-
10 be' cheese, L H ',debt • 00, 100 do do. Johloß Can.
Geld • all 10 do do, J Goan 42 pas Sates pipe, II El
Cloth= 00 DM doer, •twcll, Lee& to;!09 12 2 lode,
• Ilebneetpek • cme la pa wanes, 20 paper. Id
B Bodices; 71 bile Taper; Foster • Nemo: 10 bolas
saddles. WO =Deo, Jainism • 0;028 bbls low, D
Wallops, 121 do do, Graham & Tbontun 60 do do, No
Donald & Arbuckle; 1 bel egsa, John Betberll 11 hble
apples, J Brutes; 9 bids rye dour Is aka feet, James
• lams. It ale scot, W Bartenlo do doo aerhangS
• co; 2 bble mige, Shrills • Dilworth; 4 do 40, Juno
• Dans.
Mamma Tr Warn & Crane* am Bow—
Ilspeasobar 7.-85 dos Iro ma, LEi Velem • cer,so LEb
'Totem C alp t Shepard; 4 bble whom, W f 13.. um; 1
rat mum on bbla, d M Mar t co 1 cm dm clay. Zug
lelator; 14 tus kbera ogl, Wo Oraw*xd; 10 do do,
Frost Vangorder; 4 Ma Sow, Wm Dllameth; 50 dos
toelata, AMU, Lee it os, 20 do do, Lind t Molnar;
Obis 0d1,13 Thrum tas 1 dr boon, Stoner • DU
25 bbla lard at Deltoid reallar;6o Ohs Boor, Wllllam
Illogham; 100 do do, t Wallacr, 10 aka mid, lieOlork.
so, Demon tem 50 do do, Kamm ojor;50 do do,
Illedmork, ScCrsary om bbda tobr L om, Jiro Grim;
1 do do, .1 ► Nasals: Si ma lard, 7 SaUess t co.
Markets by Telegraph
PUILLDIIPIIL. Sept. 7,—lf oca —Stoic daft at St 60
646 far suporfhte, and IM 0006 26 for extra. The re.
oasts of tibial Ira Kahl ; sake 3000bilab.; redid $1 1 1
el IS and wake at St 20 Ocen Meer; Oleo 2,000
soh.; jallow , nob as the 563., sad Nit ta .
WhIBIG, dram; 1930 bbl a . odd at MOW. • ,
Arra Icar.,Sapt Wet; SSW bbl.
add; State, $6 f o llai 0510, Sa MOM; fkathera.
$6 76. Wheat Werra, bosh add ;
Ulu% 11l OS; Bad St 16. Corn runenlad;
30,000 Stub mold at alk. Poor/dons quiet. Boot and
pork quiet. Lard aussay. Whisky quid at 19e. Sr
ado+ allow 11,644551. Whatt,t9l46 bomb. Cora,
01.101 bulb. Stocks opened totter, but dosed heavy.
®kayo and B. 1., SW.; MtrS. acatitara. it; N. Y.
eazitta473%;• Raman, k6)4; Illaacaul,da My;
110twjcau, Sap+. 7.—r7intuip-9ottoa qalat ; Wee
1 1,700 bake at 22c. Flour amid; alai 9 000 bbis
Wheat quiet; ails. 47,000 hub at ISt 0301.0 for
Milwaukee club SI 13Mall 17 ; far rot wanton SI 20
Oil VS. Gnu gall; ado, 42,000 both. at &N OW.
Bad and pork quit lard era at 60}(e.
steady at 133019 e,
lir To Morse Owners.
DR. II WSZTPI IN VALLI SLR L 1
MOOT FOR 110111Fli ts nerhaffil b 7 suy;;
In all lasso of lazawass gran from Amato; Itrateak
namable& ha affect le waalcal tied wrath alai
are ar Saddle hall. Onsichea, M o ra
ay. Ii will ,
also oure weeffily. IWava sad Riagbase may be radii
prevented sal cued a their laclpairot abbot 00 1-
0111:104 asps ere bees& tits faelhilibr al a mar=l
lowa No cue el as kladatorwiria la so amorists or
boning bat it appli cation allfdatid by fhb Ltalawat,
am t es
ts Catbird will *bawl mom ha
lanai= and nab!, the taw to Waal with mops;
rain ea*. --- I
Imo bona owns: Would have aloncoterr=ff.
Sze la timely swathe List qqaarsix• of
will allectoally breveat this. bouniabl• dleersai
austioral, to which All home art labia sad which
rosilier s. ins; °Wawa, valuable baser seal;
worthlas. ds. siboortheasot.
li. IL num is 00, agelea.Conwr Woos x. 4
&seed streets, Pittaborge. solirlyatorffait
rkomataxar..a.zsrm 2 4 .44.1 - Lclt.
No. 64 81. Mix ;Street,
irtrarbles Wavllaildtat) TIMIBLIZQII. PA
salklvdfr
SPORTSMEN'S HEAD IQUARTERS.
sIGN iilw TIM GOLDEN GUN.
I '
No. 136 Wood sti ed.' • ;
BOWN & TETLET
i•
Invite the attention of epatinnea and Amami to
lbws splendid 1 '
FOWLING P/11023.
:
GUNS,IISPLIII, PIIPIOLII i ,
RevoLvias, DRINKING OOPS :
AND )LADED. HATINIAAOKIL ; -
GALIN BAGS, GLAIR FLAMM PRIUNISSION
OAPS, POWDIII,A W l'llllo4l ILLFUL SHOT AND LIAD.
• =l4 i
GUI MINIMS AND MOIIIIIINGS. t
Full melts furnished It annettally low plias. NT
T all OEN 68ELAIUt POLYTACRN IO
INSTITUTE, TIGT,IN. T. .
. .
The tbirtrefitth Annual Steskin of this School hie
tboronh tasizaction In the Antos! Dcbaxes ent,
Civil insioeertag, will bight Ilephentter 18th, ISOli ,
wig.
• department toinstraction In Iltiltary Weems
- la Art has been isittitnten. 1 •;.
Wichita rue he iddreesed to Prot.Cale. Deo -
Director of Rase. Tot. 1 estinstei Trr7.ll: T. le4l at
C HEAP -mac L s BBo/118.—An ez
mimosa Mame the Plano and
ern an sealant of the bud lino", Imam for $l4
tie aln. 'Win Womb. Adders Inh onson, Bed.
10.000 PlAlt
will ai lat 110/11)001171,0AlimanD Ant..
Oil will see boas ran Pear Troia. Iroarth atnat
an its oat to tits Gordan immry, Clu ea I:011210m
aa2ftlairtrt . ,
CICILIttri UOfl' lE 1 1 400 bags fair
Iv to choice Eb Cod to Eton aztdi &Irving TO
TwarJlranU Italitted,:lbk NU by • • ? 1
bioDOSALDI/1 ARDUC LL
sob N 0.153 Liberty most. ow bold of Wook.l
D BUSWING daily . by express._ ,
1..t0 Iwo emit totems& foe; Wit by Os %Mg;
baba at testa. Lon aU. vows a cO.,
WATSR. PLPXB.-3,00 0 . ae
TV • Water Pi^ tram 2 to • ,ipr
'slob, Dm • slam , to. own .
BROUDI CORN BRUSH.-30 baler ) ,
=pedalo adds, far ;_.
sal ' • _BURS U. oou.no.
Ran GRUper.
oWallichOurrollton. 0
R.O Mout and totgon
W intslotos,
aeltleS.-4"mulfirr gale by I
P
nanY B. *wit?.
Blpatedis.-50 doz. for Edo by f • I
id • oCILLINR3
ifilNli&Nti..,_-S(K/ the. in store; for sale
AJI IY - Ege7.l Auklauntoaaracto.l
LIME. -150 bbis. 'teeth 'just reedy *l
and for alibi Dal au" °°".l24'
T. aRI) .Ot.-8
fat 9.1. by
1 SAD-100 • pip.
LAW .::.;',.!-:_•..e..:,-,-',-:
t -
~
MANHOOD
swig Lowr I sow. DEBTOR= 1
iamb publtijad to sailed Itaatcpet Pita I eta
• 7l.etotl In. maim truabate. lad Yalta
owl of Toaaitashoes or Saalnal watwe. Trod-
Imbigi. l24l 4" "ma %MOO bat impetabill
tbmillYebrbibt.Norntizass.Ckatamptlce,Rt:
Doty sad nth. Natal sat Payttail loakpacttt,
Nauss tea I OW Abe" £t.—by ROB?. a. cut
VIIMIELL. a D., Afars of Oa Great Book, aa.
"A. Boon Thousaadt at Iladtrars..
15 • 41 tuder MA In plan =atop% to any edam;
poll , fiat. 00 1 foolipt of WA allO. ef tan MIMS
tbliblYb by Dr. OM 3.0. SLIM
attain' 127 Bova,. Nor Tat. i.O. BMA 41111
MN Geo. H. Keyser.
Whdlesale Drugiat, I
I
LID
MEDICINE DE Rik
Era: 140, °oil Strew; P l barsh,Da.
J. M.
Is Relined, no'
: DIOLIT cal
red by '•
ootsteis,
if nor Acuson
TRUSSES FOR THE OURS OF HER
-1111. OR RIIPTORL.
' I
larshi : ei &died Cure Tram
Ritter's Patent True.
M2El=l
Self-Alpo/tins Truss.
Dr.l Banning's Lace or Body Aram, for the
Cure of leashoma Utak Ehm• Ana:mina and 110
Waainenta
Dr. S. itilitah's Silver-naiad Supporter.
Pile Props, for the support and cure of
Elm I ~
Elastic Stockings, for weak and vasicoso
veins.?
I:WU° Knee Caps, for weak knee joints. I,
ankle Scipporters, for weak ankle joints. 1,
liulrpensOry Bandages.
-Ejecting Syringes; also, every kind
Syra, gee.
Pt. Ktif i ina his also a 'Front which will
radically cure Hernia or Rupture.
Cffice at his Drug Store, No. 140 Wood
et. b sign:Of l the Golden Mortar.
111.1LAYSE8 feetattaa In moat CHRONIC Dna
NAISZA and haa Inittuatanta gar DLIII=I and
altiostlllsl7 Maras twinning tasclundeal asppoat.
GALVANIC BATTERY er ELZOTEO lIAGNII=O
OHM= for toollad pupate; tof • wat7 Potairlor
tad. Inn bi tent tree at wean claws. arbarren
an' axpreas runs, tip= • troanttanat Tun Mona
lA.R : A CORED—By Swayne's
• DOWEL 00HDIAL. Vary beads arum:kid
arrow, ratan dtd. Bald at olt.
. loose*, Ca lad Wcad strut.
SD i BUGS, ROAOIIIIB, &c.—The .-
___AJP Ronadpopa's MIL Sold at DR. RBISPWS; .
AGO Wocd 'strut, pa aturramedy.
.
AT$ AND AtlOlL—Sure destruction
tothir rinata by udag YARNELL'S Ix
sassunasoa, aa entirely new preparation, and
B , .trizatated to maws these pea trona entry taus&
at 1 - ' DIL EPIRUS'S; - •
jsseasie 110 Wood stmt. i
1 4A rrii.S. DAZOIIS.-1 hare a few Zx
,- ,B tra anon, which I will dome oat oncost.
.. ,
1 -.- i ORO. 11. KHYBER,
, lylirki id 143 Wood duet. ,
g...zii aa:4i.utouz.CllßED.—Aninfallible'.
tar Eteassasa arut be nasal to ritazaws '
ACME PILLS. Try diem. At DII. E.EYSIR'S -
',Amid° WOO street. Prim ZS emu. ~ . . - .
sersulus.coviinst. alit;
;, • r
•-! atik
11 'll 114 tie WORMS
e rairrisonan.
i4LEIr bretfElDY a co., /
ktANITFACTUREES OF SHEATH
WO, BOLT VOPP/16 PUBUD
SkPP3H:tOITOtn, Baird BtUl Zotlme, Blotter
ter du. 3 t ag Imams an" Dwain to =Mk
WI P4ls mum 11301‘,1n3", Le; C1ak,6 13 .1
as toad: Ilartlikosmsd Tads.
Wisiro 149Arsi and 1211 Snood Mid,
' Pitiaboarigl Penns.
arSectalordanatftPsr ("AU , =7 dieted Pat'
• • alyStalkitlef
lasir•Dyet =air Died Erair =owl ,
iwa.,A. salroardmars &miasma
711. priO(naJ and_iot 64 the World /
All others, ate Mecte imitations, aqd
inertia to serif at, lira id& to maps deeds.
eltA4 =BIT HUB Dyed toataartiT
to Ural and sataril Broom or Blatt. vitheart;
Ds Waits Ivy to thaw/roe dart. - '
_
.1 Tinier muss AMID DTPLOYAB Iwo brie
Hooded! to W. LI Batchelor ata MO, sad one '
p 3.000 salpfeenare bine ban as& to tha Mir drab
pt rosi 1 ,46111 mm Dia.
WX:11.11/12DEILMEhll DYByradoola • atior
to dischsOsbat fran cstaxe. sad is =nob
ne4 is wan, taw : WA barna baits may be
imal l l2o l . sod ihe 111 degas Id Bed Dr otoodloy
massif latgorated La Weil pati iqpiscritd
• lbdeal told of anltsdiln 9 private rooms) at the
;fnsnt ,stbtramnt,satToot.
Bold fasa dd
bogyle me:ma of tbo Waal Iltdokby i
Dana Oda sad
Ca pants* L co nas sa4 adibruTeis '
am Itstaeagratnd am !Want of sack box;
• !I1 WILLIAM A.
Ditlylltotor, DS Bond'at alTC: 191,4111 qk
WlOll-.IWIOIII—WIGIII. •
BA*CH:NLOWEI ,WlOB AND Toy- -
ragstordam"p. Tbry Sni plegint,littehma aad , .
Ittkeig to II Ganbg behni•4it, •
thitratbi etthi bad • baled teas titimW astatt' -
M melrban thatblop ariprogais sdsboa
f~l7it}o IQ
Band etme.Nsw Tat. ,
•
'•: ,
' ,lECeraErY FL. GOLZAzis. •
forliariEn; a CoxiazaLoans lasscasat
wsor a raumnr
afteeiss, Blaftei. Beelas.Plmai:, "_
z Baia Preamoiamar. - ••
itao mt. as obit arest..4"atabwA -I%
I
=raw
ROBINSON. MINIS & MILLBRS.i
solicogas AIM Msonzinwrip,
WASEra,Nerrox
:Irittsburgh. Penna.
yaws, Mo.lll Market street.. ••• •
Allaitidaciar• WI kinds of Stara Batten sal Mkt ,
i
NkettugTClabge. &Shad Wart, Bata
art Meet rce Wort. _
Jokibles sad Hoods' dance abortuotke.
aulaisse
RAIL ROAD ISPZILEI
Jiksi4lllllllwortli--.Di W. IN
( - 11k= 1 ; Pone, AV; Mid ealsa r;
Bap, ito'AD SHIM, MAIO • . - • - •
I AND BOAT MED& • •
oo3;:tet of Water Street and Obarlylgley•-
otti r et. prelsomeow. Poem..
Ad . zwiaa-nues *P.m P!. • f .
maw at
fonts& ad Domutis
Ta• or DAPOILT,
I .ll m BAAL sorts AND anon. •
AP At ILIASEC OTAINE, P/TIABIAgerI.
Ilintions made on .11 I , bn pdge=tion , •
throw oat ttoplYnnon MAU& -
n as BRA.
E LIOr 4OOO/311,11 28RA ..
'
~ i' - auranarauai 0,
Iron Ralhag;'lrs Mats, lauf vaiste Igivre;
'-
~ .
W dOW ihtititt i WiltdOlt, nude ! ba - :
. ..,
0441..uaimsakcii.sicruideng,,
wood cod sub*, nrw*lstefrx. 4.. • ,_ ,
niiii co taki4 a wiry of sew riga* hisgrilid :-
plahl locatable lot all pnrixoes. Putioalar ithialia ,::.;
ge* to 400,4 9tra Lots. Jol4ti!alkimaistuill -,
~
Melva Steel , Worlok,
zorrir.o - soirsiaiCO., :--
RVACTUREBS OT CAST
wrin v jaw - Voit'antl
Cie sae tor AXL B. Cabot pet
sad )IPtns do. odil niTSIMEttiM
j---- A . 33. 1i c.
IkAPER MAISZPACTUBIREV:
And Daslaribi
Dc i c * purr, nap, urns an m i t t ionic4 . l: -
TM 33 .9.P P Z N-4:3
B.iv memo boa - Da w woaracrew-u•saisrv
.