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TUESDAY 01011NINO, OCT. 8, 1861
t.;IT:Y' AFFAIRS
slrrsosouwitesa. Obsersations for the Ga
- refleiby G. E. Shew, Optician, 58 Fifth street
—corrected daily:
mane: la SIAM
ti • olc - i; A. le 76 64
. Barometer . ...... 29 5.10 -
RUIPUBLICIAMI COMITY TM:IMT.
Icll /1111MDM MOM Go ma= rue
WILUAM B. IIIoOLUAL Pittaarid
• Fa amour, maxis *inure oorty
RAMAT W. WILLIAMS, titbbargb.
n3ll 4IOCIMII.7IIDGZ 0711110 X PL/1.5
3GEIN SWAN. of Raw Township.
' . FOC SZRATOS :
JOHN P IeIHNNIIr. kiu►Lnrgb
THOMAS WILLIAMS, A ilrgturly
"sow J. 1110 HALM, Lower St. 43 lair ;
NITIIII,O, SHANNON, Ohertkre
*WILLIAM DUTCHMAN, !Seaman.;
61918 MON LOZW, PillabareS;
HARRY WOOD9,ot Prebtu tp
PAVIIIOXITAIT
FILNRYJRATON, of Upper St. chir tp
• • • 0311114MITI:
DATID ont,tera,of Witting tp. .
ALILODI ►fAYD, of PM ssurih
JOHN KcU LUNG, of Pittalxirth
MEM 12 1 6118,01 MI6 tro.l
' Aaarvau OF Dm. J. H. Somuacw..—Thia gen
.
tietnan;'whose !monthly visits to, our city have
made our people wall acquainted with lamb»-
, Amass, arrived hero yesterday, and Wilt
align two days, Monday and Tieaday (ot fib,
fitly) it-the Drug Store of Dr. Keyser, No. 140
Wood Meet, whore he has an offiee fitted up for
the examination of patiente.
Dr. 'Solseneb treats none but lung diseases,
and be is sore to tell the tenet, condition, of the
_ lungs by m• 3116 of co insist:oxen% celled .Res
pirotnetie,"nti instrament which be has invent
ed, and which to the onlysure - one of pointing
out the 6:let condition of the longs
ErE^i2
Let the freemen of Allegheny 'County come
Ito the polls to-day, with a fall understaed
- ing•of the importance of the inns to be "deci7
dad by 'their votes. Much pains hairs been
,taken to throw dust in the eyes, to
protect them from seeing in Rs naked defiant.
ity the selfish plot entered into by a few wiry
politicians And unattached, becausennpromo.
md, subalterns of all grade., but chiefly' of
' •
the Aungiy s persuisiorr,' to break up the Re.
.publicin party in Allegheny county on . a
- false and dishonest cry of ONo Parry;_ aUior
- • Vieifentistrt But though altogether a dint
. throiring operation, this ad ceptandunt cry was
so'skillfnllymangaged that even sows honest
- loyal-hearted people were in dinter ol
being ehtagglee in lite mealiest of these artful
dodgers' net, from the • effect .of thin dust is
their eye a. • Still, Ise trust that to-day will
nit make a record against asingle friend or
acipmiutance of ours, that le went blinded by
this dust of spurious Unionism. to the .polls,
and by blevote against the Republican
, eket. ,
- struek•it blOw . that only his own and hie eosin.
trrs eneities will second. . • •
• But even if a It,, are thus blind ed--they are
- betas due on the balance.- You, the tried aid
true' wetrublicans or "AllrgbanYcounty, who
marched like, an invineihte host to sictory ! is
, ;,Ik . ilesesiber fait—ion will not noir . sinititryoor
.- own amton, your own glorious work of that
...iv; nor suffer the emu Mnetreano stasomee e
which yfinSfino:inseribedlMonyoni, bafineri to
be erased—tied thatbanner itself to be lowered
to the treacherous and deceitful ! Union Jack,
*bleb s nosi''fl meting on the fitgetaft - .ot the
' Anti.,Republican ;atop.
Batt tr lc TRIM I—We Meth that stori
which is told by certain pieties well acquaint
, ad about theProtlitinotaryrs Office, in regard
to a project that is enteiteined, in that quarter,
giviag a race, couvenient, * practical illus..
Irwin of the great principle of i.E,litionisin! ,
, .in else the candidate on the "Nnion" ticket
should prime a trump card_ in the game to'be
played W7day 1- No doubt the anticipation , of
whit, this "great principle," applied to his
Cl* by aTaucteasful candidate would do in
tie:Way of- givieg him three years' .longer
wanionl.!and "communion" with'thst ylessant
offrea, as a deputy, is a etroag reason why the
present incumbent should ma - U.ll4ms° and
earth lb maks '47111024W' serviceable to him,
'an far itt kart is the Prothrinotarjahip is eon
- slued.' 'The Vicar of Bray's milli point was
cull to be Vicar of Bray !- --. •
The Presbyfertelelvied of Allegtoier
r=ZO
At the late meeting pf the Oid School pre'.
byterian Synod of Allegheny, the following
paper was adopted upon the "state. of the'
country 0 , --
la view of the cid/min:me civil war now Az.
hung is this-land, its guilty auth - on and solemn
respossibUities, the synod of Allegheny deem
it proper to place on their records the follow.
,•
log ftellif!i(l4ll as erpreuive of their views , :
Ano/sM, 1. That thit Synod expremeir its
cordial approbation of the resolutions of the
Grunt Aireentbiy on the State of thiCountry.
Ruelbed. 2. That thin Synod taproom', its
high appreciation Of the late order of General
McClellan, respecting the better obserrance
of the Sabbath in the armies of our country,
• Cud of - the effa ts sow pot forth for the sup.
' preasion of. ,
intemperance, profanity and vice
- -- .s.siong.ofScare and soldiers.
Ritolted, 2. That thin-Synod has an mini
. 'terabit attachment to the Constitution anti
.. • Government under which our country has so
grittily Moipered, led the church so signally
• ' bland, and that we will labor and pray' for
the complete eapprestion of this great and
wicked rebellion, and the continuance of tie
integrity of the union of these State,.
"Resolved, 4.. That our rulers, officers, and
soldiers are -untitled to the sympathies, pray
ers, encouragement and mina:co of all chris.
Gaon and patriots—. and that our strength,tis
pindence, hops and suttees must be to GorL
The foliowing paper wu also adoptedon the
eablect of slavery: - ' •
Resofred, 1. Teat this Synod highly approves
• . at the action of the late General Anembly in
virtually re-affirniag the action of 1818 on the
-subject of slavery by a nearly oaaeintous vote,
on tee exception neon to the action hf 'the
Spot of South Carolina, on page 333, ate both
majority .and minority acknowledged, on the
J — floor of the Assembly that , this was the (Stet
' of - this proceeding.
Resolved, 2. That thia:Synod greatly deplores
the change that bat taken place in the views
of .the greater part of the Southern portion of
oar Church and - country, on the subject of
slavery, and firmly believes that this change
is one of the principal cams or the calamities
- at now rest on the church and country.
Brrolord, 3. That this , Synod looks forward
with joy and hope, Redid the fathers of our
church and the founders of oar republic, toithe
linto.when through the workings of the
' dente of God, the influence of the Gasps' and
Scriptural effort, and in answer to tke prayers
of Christians and patriots, the sin of slavery.
aitall be removed from the church, the country
sad the world. •
Ficlaiia ATITIIIT TO. DLITROT' 012
Tharsday night about eight ir , alock, a train 01
CUR front Wheeling,,over Abe Baltimore Ind
Ohio Railroad, whelk near Bradrifilille, about
seven miles west of Cumberland, was thrriwn
troll the tuck. Some .fiends had taken. up
two rails with the design of destroying the
whole trait'. The engine and tender *era
badly, broken up, but . the passenger_' carnras
not damaged. The diabolical act is sappOsed
'to have been done by men under one kdleDou;
aril* seceuion scotiadrel, who is Captain
Vibfrciriald company stationed at Rom.
.
e BAD Accosts...4e Tuesday morals' lot,
a little daughter or Mr, Daniel Kelly, a, Segal
&Ink VenuaLe 9oueV, rule faun
buggy with bar paresis, vras.itelactly
,ktheitloy eV kerne kkklag Ike 'ditlibliceiri to
...-lassompoPiaggirbistrok•lrse.l.lt—c
. .
_ . .
„ " v an_ erVaartilirSession&
. 001 " 14 i, usosbor 7—ilefoe•Jadges McCltuu,
Adamil and iarke.
Coon mat at ten o'olock, and hobg the fir"
114 Y of the tenn, the . Grand Jurors were 'wore,
with' John Dean, if Allegheny, as Foreman,
and after receiving the enetosuary charge from
!the Court, retired to their room.
The return of the district constables ' under
the license' law, were next received by the
Court. .
TIM ethnical Calendar, for the present term,
RIM up as follows
Murder, (John Cunningham) 1 ; Larose'', 2t;
Adultery, 1; Forgery, 1; Belling Liquor, 2;
Embeszlement,3; Default, 1; Assault and Bat
tery, 11; Bunny, 9; Disorderly House, 7; For
niestion and Bastardy. 1; 'False Pretense, 1;
Attempted Rape, 1; Burglary, 1; Intent to
Kill, 1; Malicious Misehief, 2; Bail pleas, 1—
Total, 65.
The above calendar does not include the large
number of defendantiwho have bum admitted
to bail for trial at the present term,
After &nosing of .one or. two surety eases,
Court adjourned until ten ieolook Wednesday
morning jor the purt.ose of &lag members of
the bar, jam's, and others, an opportunity to
attend the election.
The District Attorney; Mr. Miller, givei no
tice that, on Wednesday, all the surety oases
-will be taken up and disposed of—those who do
not attend will be moieties the costs. This do
tenninittion will be rigidly enforced.
BILL & Co: It %%Paton Honsc.--Thie house
is igen. located at its old stand, corner of
Wood and Fifth streets, froin which it was ro
miled some time since, to await the erection
of the fine new boildnig which they have not
occupied, and which may now he chimed with
the finest establishmenta. of_the kind to be
foundiand where they will be pleased to meet
all their old busincta friends. The building
has Veen especially fitted up for this company,
tats thilacation is among,the most convhient
in the city for the purpoen to which it has - been.
adapted e We cannot let this opportunity pass
without making. 'pedal and commendatory
mention of Afr.'Joseph C. Ciarry, the baldness
man of the, establishment, whim deportment'
will be found in Ovary manner agreeable to
those who may have dealings with the-coat
ipuny
Tarr...DnAvoirru GIIANDS" is the title of a
new company named in honor of our fellow_
townsman, Jimepli Dilworth, Esq., ind intend.
ed for Gen.. Wm. H. Lemon's brigade. The
Captain, Fit INN VAN GORDAN, is a gentleman
too lonrand fivorably known in this comma
-nay to need-any commendation from theress,
while the Firm Lieutenant, Mr. Gardiner, is
well qualified fur the position he holds. A few
young men, or go pd chirscMr, willing to serve
their country Mr three years or during the war,
are dashed to fill up the ranks of this company.
Those wishing to enlist have now an excellent
opportunity, presehted p knd one that should be
taken : advantage without delay:. The re.
ensiling olfiee is located on. Smithfield street,
opposite the Custom House, where all the par.
Limiters desired can be obtained.
Inc BELL GOARDC—This company is named
after one of our Elia MI, Thompson Bell, Esq ,
and • his an adysotage over other companies,
the Captain, B. H. Load, having been author
ised by Gov. Curtin to raise a company, and it
is accepted, which dives those who join it the
advantage of the State law. and their Svivee
the benefit bt the Rehel Find, at once. Their
clothing will be provided . as coon as the ranks
are filled, which will be soon done, the Captain
having forty
on
already enrolled. His head-.
quarters are on Liberty street, at the .caul
bridge.. A kw more - able-bodied men are
wanted to fill op the list tit the Bell Guards.
A "SACRILSOSOMI" Turcr.—Some sacrile
gious scoundrel relieved Dr. J. D. Baldwin
of his pocket-book, contsinirg $75, while he
wit attending 'divine services atthe Sandusky
street Baptist !Church, Allegheny, on Sunday
evening. The Doctor think, the robbery woe
committed after the congregation had been
disthissed and while he .wris coming along the
aieleetOward the poor. The man who would
be guilty of sWeb aci, under 'the circum•
Cantos, would do almost anything:
New Ton,pm--The new tunnel on the
Pennsylvania ItaiLrond, at Catpenter's etatinu,
harpist been completed; 6,000 yards of Maeon
ry and 800,000 brick were need in building it.
It is 6v4 hundred and filty feet in length,
-twenty-two . I feet high and twenty tint Piet
wide. Tbe , abutments ateAttl et' rock range
work. Onelundred men were ethployed for
four months. on its cohitrectieN* at lr coat 01
AIIIIIVAL or laoors.—Pour companies of
valanteers belinglog to Col. llambrigta's regl
meat, In commend of Limit. Col. Mellinger,
arrived in the city yesterday, from Laocaster.
They have taken up quartars at Camp Wilkins,
and expect to remain there until the Milano' of
the companies compothigAhri regiment arrive,
sad are fully rutted and 'claimed.
THE fissyror Howe and aThe Union Men
of Old Virginia," will be performed at the
Theatre to-tfght. Mr. Cooldock personates
Caleb in the former, and the worthy Manager
himaill appears as Captain Manton in the
latter piece, which), highly exciting and gives
the spectator s good idea of the battle of
Cheat Mountain.
A Goon ExastrMl.A member of Capt. J.
P. - Glue' company i Sickles' brigadei• write' in
follows: “Yanerday (October Ist) our company
was
,pald off up to denimabet Ist, the total
mourning to over $5,100, of shish $4,000 is
now , on the way to Pittsburgh and vicinity.
Den'ethis fact speak.te the credit of the coal-
Pans?"
Annuity LA}CriT.-Wm. Burns, charged
'with the larceny of a certificate of deposit on
the Farmers , Deposit Bank, for M 45,50, and
MO in bath billa i _the property of Thomu Mc
*lintel-, was arrested yesterday upon a war
rant lamed - by Mayor Wilson, and locked
up lon a hearing. _
Oua valuable friend, Mr. J. M. Burchfield,
hu anioniced a new arriral of goods, for
fall and "rioter trade. As he boys his goods
for cash, he can afford to cell very low; baring
received good'hargaine himself, ha is ready to
offer the smite to his customers. Go and ace
him; he will sell low for cash—par money.
Anil= Rzanturr.--On Saturday, Ganeral
Willem, cal:Seaver, vaned through the - uitT.-
with s otaumbelme to cafe s regiment of in
fantry, with mho*, to rendezvous at Beaver,
at Camp. Wright." Seeml eompatties have
already been promised for tba regiment.
CIIAPLMICT.—The Rev. John U. Thomas.,
pastor of the. lt[. E.- Church arßraddock's
Field., his been; appointed chaplain of Col.
Stambaugh's regiment of Pennsylvania volun
teer', and ordered to report for duty at Cemp
)31der,'Cliansberaburg, Pa.
' ' kowasn Miaow, rending opposite the
month of Oil Creek, wee drowned in the Alien
shinty on,the 28th ult., while - attempiitin to
eatchlroine barrels of oil adrift. While ha.
toga barrel into bie canoe, flannel. Ilia son
Dation CONFLBlLip.—NikyneoWurg Collige
his 'conferred the hoscirsildegtecof D. D. on
Rev. -A. G. Witham, pastor at the Peaosylra.
Ma Avenue M.' F.. Church, sad Rer. C. A.
Holetes. pastor of Christ Church, Peso street.
Till etashi,—Water was again let Into the
must oaElaturdsp, sad we, presume, therefore,
that (hi tweaks - 10 the Wimtern : Division have
been repelled.. •. . ,
Fat h. Lunen, silks Girerd Hoene Salim,
Third 'meet, pear Smithfield, evey seeping, at
nine irelosk....' ' •
kr To Horse °miners
. SWASTriI irAL 'BIAS 111111-
11t1111T 11FOR atomize le' it errhak.l ;Rai;
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ellesies of bartisees, irking from Sprain; ri tutees
Dr We scr# tog, Ito etAxt le meal sad torten: flip.
nese ter Saddle Gal* nerstehre. Mem% Aso., it will
also cure speeduy. Awls sad Stashes* may be essay
yreventeo anti awed a their testator.% raps, hat eon-
Armed ones are beyond Ow .pmellbtllty_ot a rioteel
are. No saw et the Med, however fe 610191111150
b.p.b., but It may to allevistrd by thh' Laub:see t,
and tee tsithlat.eppliestloo will always remove the
Lamnoces and enable Wilms, to travel. with comps
Inery toms owner &mid have this rnaeda at hand,
fog 1a timely SIODAL the tlnt mamma* of 111=nnelli
trill eattaally propel guys
.ftrmatabh,daweor
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aloha AM =any ethane* valuable honer tient,
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ULLIU 100, Agents, Corner Wood end
Feconditnieb, ?Mayan* . .027krikrria,
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dbmevery. wed Mit oat- he eousonadad ride sly of
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ardent remedy fbr all the dtmeeee apeothedi and
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—ea reeks, itenetidk and 'rem Sufferers, try
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Illomunad Iterture Istastuai mum, en arts.
tic 'which slat Mother ihoutel hate In her medklne
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pereimlooroplataof sas llod,ll cenbe rolled Upon
with tha'utanoetOontdeoor,lnd bit -kmed an In
valuable 'plead° to all "sum of Infantile deooldobetle—
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LATEST FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the liteomer Bavaria
Sr. Jonah, P. F., Oat. 7.—The eteamship
Bavaria paned Cape Ram at 10 o'clock on
Saturday night. whoa Liverpoccadvices were
obtained by the acza yacht the Associated
Press.
The eteamehip Ad. arrived at Liverpool on
the 221; and tho North American reached Lon
doaderry on the923d. The ship Surinam* had
arrived, with £205,000 in gold from Australia.
flitzav Barrare.—The passport system has
been abolhhed for British travelers in NA
Netherlands.
The London Time: city article, of tho 25th,
eays that great excitement prevaile in the for
eign =tract in consequence of the distinct rep
etition of the announcement that Frame. and
Spain will forthwith Intervene in Mexican af
faire. Mexican stook advanced more than 2
per omit, and Is quoted. at 25a. The advanced
tendency in the English lends continued, and
Comma are quoted at 931©931 for money and
93a for aeoount Virginia 63, Illinois Control
and Erie Railroad bad advanced.
Faincc.--The Kings of Denmark and Hol
land are to visit the Emperor Napoleon, at
Compeign, on the G.h of October, at the came
time with the King of Pitman.
The Pays says that the news of the landau!
of the Borghts in the Calabria is renewed.
'the vintage near Lyons I■ excellent.
The Pans Bourne closed arm; reates 691.
40r.
Saxony does not object to the commercial
treaty with France, but agree* perfectly with
Prussia on this aubject.
Tonatv.—The vanguard of the Turkith
army bee fallen back upon I rebizone and }Do
puck, which wee caused by a bald movement
of the insurgents. Omar Pasha is concentrat
ing hie force, at Trebizone. The Pledemier
of Montenegro has called out the contingent.
and await. toe Turkish army on the Montene
grin territory.
ITAIY -It is rumored that Gen. Yenta suc
ceeds Cialdine at Naples. The Opinfane deems
it likely that a new law in the internal admin.
'nitration will !shortly be published, abolishing
the office of Lieutenant-General. The Opin
ions anticipates Brtdsecome•s recall, la con
sequence of the receipt of an offitual
miima
tton from him of the fresh Walla] of Spain to
deliver up the arclupves of the Neapolitan
Consulate.
A ship laden with arms, believed to be dia.:.
tined to fit out an erpedition in Umbria against
the' Papal printer, has been hernd.
GRECCC.—The miscreant who attempted to
.anassinate the Queen of Greece was a young
student named Carious. The weapon used
wee a revolver. He had no-accomplices.
Annum—Ramon prevail of en Austrian
ministerial crisis and the resignation of the
Chancellor. A conference la to be held at
From Jefferson Clly, llio
iCYPCIII!DIP CITY, Oct- 6.—A special die
patch to the St. Louie Democrat says:—Little
doubt ia enteytaiued bore that Price is on bin
way South with the main body of his army,
the force reported to be . making demonstra
tions near Georgetown and Sedalia beingbut
a detachment for the purpose of keeping our
advance engaged. When last heard from,
Pricers advance guard was at Clinton, in Henry
county. It to supposed that Price- will push to
the Arkansas line. Gen. Fremont will follow
lam closely, nod give him "battle wherever he
can find him.
A loree of between 3000 and 4000 rebel cav
alry were seen near Litton to-day, whose ob.
j act is presumed, to be to get between our ad.
sauce and this place, and tall upon some e stray
regiment or tranaportation trail going out.
Col. Caller, of Booneville, passed through
here the other day for St. Louis, but it has
since bean ascerteined that he is on his way
South with important documents containing
the official record of the proceedings of the
mock legielature bald it Lexington.
A scout from Lion Creek reports the proba
ble death of the potortoua rebel leader Rev.
Miskel Johnerm, who, while moving some
powder on Friday night, was dangerously
woundmPby the explosion of one of the kegs.
Geri.. Pram:inland IDS will probably leave
for Sedalia to-morrow.
A special dispatch to the St. Lonls Repub fi•
caw says : It teems to be the belief in inuitar7
circles here, that .Prioe will avoid a battle with
Fremont if possible; but others entertain the
opinion that he intends a surprjai on souse point
the least protested, and that we shall have a
fight in a few days.
Fremont designs to follow the rebel army Into
Arkansas, and force them to fight wherever he
can encounter them.
The Fame-stets, who brought one million two
hundred thousand dollars to pay off the troop,
to the Slat of August, have discharged their
duty, and returned to St. Louis.
Cialb. Jackson is reported to bo en route for
T*as.
The fermate of Pottle county recently.
offered to fmnlah Gan. Promont gratis two
boated and fifty thousand dollars worth of
grain for his army.
Capt. Champion, the rebel who was here last
work, has been arrested as a spy In Georgetown.
and Is now a prisohec.
FORTRI66 MONIIOI, Oat. 6 Via Baltimore—
The steamer tipauldthg has sailed for Bettors&
lolst with 500 troops.
Gen. Wool returned to Old Point this mim
ing, and will doubtleas remain hem. •
Gen. Mansfield goes to Hatters' Inlet on the
Spaulding to assume the chief command them
Mr. Fox, Ateistant Secretary of the Navy,
the Assistant Poettnaster General and Adhere
have spent the day at Old Puiot. Mr. Fox
came dote on themeamer Philadelphia, direct
from Washington, with ordnance stored, and
left at 4 o'clock p. m., after en interview with
Commander Goldaborough.
John Olathe, late editor of the Boston Courier,
was ea hte.d the propellor Fanny, but left with
the first boat load of Mores, and thus escaped
being made a prisoner.
The captain of the Fanny is severely cen•
oared, as it appears that the rebel vessel■ were
not seen until they were within four mile, of
the propellor.
On Teurrday morning, two tug.boatr, bat:ng
the Susquehanna launches in low, laden With_
the remaining stores of the 20th Indiana Yogi.
went, left Hatteras Inlet for the encampment
of the regiment, tint it was rumored before the
sailing of the Pawnee that they bad abandoned
their position, and were on their way,back to
/lateral Inlet.
ST. LOUD, Oct. Ei.—Gen. Fremont's charges
and specifications against Col. Muir, inclnding
Col. Blaiee letter to,Fostreaster General Blair,
were published in 'hie morningia Democrat.
Cot. Blair was arrested the second time, for
writing a letter which he addressed to Ai'j't
Gen. 1, homes '
after he was released by Geo.
Fremont, had because he declined to resume
his sword and take - command of his regiment,
then on march to the battle.field, when or
dered by - commander. , Gen. Scott's re
lease of Col. Blair is understood to be peremp.
tory; until such time as charges are made
against hint.
Sr. Louts, Oct. McK , As
sistant Adjutant General of this Department,
received a dispatch from Gen. Fremont stating
that thee/mites and specificitions stalest Col.
Blair, published in this Democrat yesterdny,
received publicity without his knowledge or
sanction, that he has telegraphed, to the Prest
dent and Gen. Scott that the act meets. Magni;
qualified disapproval. and requesting Capt.
McKeever to investigate the aiblatien of - his
confidence and interference with his papers,
so that the perpetrators may
be instantly pro.
weeded esunst end poniihtd.
Ifissfustnos, Oet. 7.--Persons writing tn. the
avast beads of. depestmeets• °emplane that
they receive no answers to their letters. It hi
proper, therefore, to state that the departments
were organized on' the bails of Dean. fib,'
business of every department it extended at
the mint moment-by the sudden outbreak of
a formidable anti war. Daly sooh official lit.
tete as neeeeetty require aoknowleditment-eau
be auswered, while a greater man of corer
epoudence, though unacknowledged, receiver,
so tar as possible, due attention s,
Curcterrin, Oat. 7.—Tbe engine flad4bi.fie
cars of a freight train on the Okici &
sippi Railroad broke through the trestle work,
near Cochrane, on deadly morning, killing the
engineer aid fireman. , •
The white lead f actor yailidarrison r Rails &
Co., was entirely destroyed by fire on fiatur,
day night. Lose 825,000,, insured for $20,000.
. .
TORONTO, C. W., 0,71. Rankin, a
member of the Canadian Parliament, who ern
lately authorized to raise a regiment of Lea.
care, by the United /hate* ighvirentent, =WO
minted here Ileuynifir,for itibitl.4 ? 4 of the
neuullity lawn.: -
CiftdriBRAIRIXIS-47: , -bble, , to srrive
ea mad kw-esto by • cef your *OD.
begs White Beane fortetie
brig , Sinn FL 0014,411 E".,
w .' .
ftwbebt by l'aiegr,.i;ti
Fur lon ili.ll-41,111514.,-17ottou quiet Flour
20,000 Ohl. sold. 77h/st deellood; ail. of 34.0,.
0:11 Litz9 at a decline, of Clbleaao aprtp g adls at
$ 119 E6 1 13; Bliroaskau club •0 21@1 d
at El 34)1 35, sod white $1 37@1 41 Cora I. Arm,
sale* cl 699 000 0.00 it 64616, for lamed; and Wu tut
whim. P.rk hoary' at EI4 50(416 for n 0,,. Whisky
dolt at 21,11114 c.
PIIILADILP. to. 001.7.—Tbcro fa a firm !telling la the
Brunier offs ...rt., Lot Opt moth doing soles of ICC°
lobs of Flour at $S 60 t r impel nor, nod $576 farettra.
Flops hair advtoced to $1 00 for iinousylronts.
Corn most woad, it $1 61, Whrat active at $1 n for
rod, and $t 40 tpaombate. Caro In 11/ demand at -
Oa ail
race. of Ye; t 0 000 bosh yell.. sold at We. Tigre Ia
a apl4itml doroant for Got. Prort•looa hold fi r mly ;
sal., Of lamea pnk at,sls@ls 00. itnoilu moven slowly
at8i6.10.: for haulm Sod stonily at'll l 4l. 110$ tr laud
MA.. en goir.t. Whlelq at 2:c.
B:twartl Everett moo liradollock's Defeats
Oa the occasion of a public dialler, tender.
ed to Prince Napolitp, at Boston, Hon.
Ed
ward Everett made a 'few pertinent remarks
which are worth reproducing here. The fol
lowing is an extract from his speech :
"'there never has been a period when the
interests—l ought simnel say, the destinies of
France, though I do not greatly like the word
—were not manly interwoven with those of
the United States, from the moment when the
United States, eves in angle:patine, began to
be. Need I remind you, air, of the opening
scenes of that great Seven Years , Wart Two
years before it was declared is Europe, it had
its effective origin in the struggle between
England and France for the possession of the
interior of this continent, and the first blow
was struck in the expedition sent by Virginia
ander her youthful Washington against Fort
Duquesne. That Pittsburgh, which I believe,
sir, you have lately visited, containing, with
its suburb!, not leas than 120,000 inhabitants,
the seat of a vast manufacturing industry; and a
steam navigation approaching 100,000 .tona,
occuniesibe spat, then covered by a little
stockade fort, erected in 1354. That little
fort was constructed by a skillful Fritsch mili
enry engineer, named Mercier. I do not
know whether our honored mica, the French
minister, is of his family, or whether engineer.
ing skill has descended erith the. name.
I have not heard that hizi.Excelleacy, since
rerideuce to this country, halo Wrenched
himself in his beautiful villa no Georgetown
Heights, or anywhere but in the respect of the
Government mud the good will of the , people
of the United States. Them be is strongly for.
tilled. Well, sir, that little fort, as you will
recollect, become nest year the intended prize
of the moat formidable military expedition
which, op to that time, had ever been net on
foot in North America. Two veteran British
regimenta, ander a commander of forty years ,
experience in the great ware of Earope, were
met, a few miles from );oft Duquesne, and—it
maybe pertinent to observe, at the present day,
when a good dealjrsy a of military panics—
were ma to ignominious rout, by a detachment
of - 72 regular French troops, 146 Canadians,
and 637 Indians! From the face of this mot
ley handful of enemies, which it would be
absurd to call no Amy, the best-appointed ret
eran troops of England—infantry, cavalry,
artillery, marines—an the language of Wash
inglon,who had tea horses killed under him,
and four bulk?, through hie garments, an the
encounter, "ran like sheep before the dogs,"
Military Movements k1L1ic..1.91.y.-sum-
orb[
We learn from the Lexington Observer
that Cot. Bramlette's regiment, which had
been encamped for several days near that
city, left for Camp Dick Robinson on Mon
,
day-
The Fourteenth Ohio regiment, Col.
Steadman, which arrived In Lexington on
Friday night last, visited the Clay monu
ment on Saturday, and - on Sunday even—
ing went down to Eminence on the Lex
ington and Louisville Railroad, where
they . remained until Monday night, re
turning to Lexington on Tuesday morn
' , ing. 'They left for Camp Dick Robinson
on the afternoon of the same — day. -- The
Observer speaks in terms of high praise of
the gallant bearing and perfect drill of the
regiment. The regiment, on its return to
Lexington, had a narrow escape. When
I about fifteen miles frem Eminence, it was
discovered that logs and other, impedi•
manta had been placed on the road with
the design' of throwing the cars from the
- track. A rock was also thrown into one
of the cars. A detachment of soldiers ho
me lately pursued the miscreants who
thus attempted to destroy their lives, and
caught two or three of them. Among
them were two negroes, who asserted that
they were compelled to place the logs on
the track by their , masters. One white
man who plead guilty was brought to
this city, and while under guard, a Ger
man who was passing by in a wagon, on
learning the cause of his erred, jumped
down, made his way through - the guard
before they were aware of his approach,'
and cut the fellow's throe; vowin g , that he
should try to throw no more Cutha off
the track. 'I he soldiers arrested the
German and committed him to jaiL It
was supposed the man who was cut could
not recover.
Pamionac.—Mr. Munson, the 'proprietor rf
Mill, in Virginia, from whirl-tee
rehabs have jut retreated, hap been, with his
daughter, spendink Several days at Salisbury,
Conn. lila farm embraces about two handttil
sores. He wait compelled to leave It atter the
retreat of our troops from 801 l Ran. ills son,
who remained behind for a few days, had Ms
horse shot wader him by the rebels, when he
was floally.compolled to tly, but escaped him.
self unharmed. Tao whole family are devoted
to the Union, and Mr. M. woe one of. the very
few persons in that vicinity who voted for Lin
coln at the last election. ills house and barns
have all been burned.
F411.1311t run CROP. In lact.ano. —The
Metropolitan Mecik'rd has dismal news from
Ireland in regard to the harvest:
'•ln some loCslities, we are told, the products
-et whole farms - will, it iv said, he entirely lost,
,while the potato disease hos reappeared in
I nominee with all its former virulence.
Large Tracts of land have been completely
covered with teeter, in come instances, great
quantities of turf have been destroyed, end
seriounfearsare entertained Of another famine,
only leas, disastrous to human lila than that
which shocked the world twelve or thirteen
years ago."
porryon C. Barbs, Water Care and Ilionite
paint° Phyhician; alto agent for Itainbovea cele
brated Truss. for . Ruptures. Corner of Penn
and - Wayne &nets.
Dzaininr.—Dr. 11-$lll, No, 146 Penn it.,
attatida to all broonheo of the Dontil profeedoo,
1 .611 SE, b) UAB A.lll
‘,l fO) bag■ prim* to chiles Rio flOdoo. '
Id) htion. do" do N. 0. Miaow, .
st 6 bbto. choke Plantatioa
• MO tho Co- B•600d dyrop.,
000 do do ._ do Bogota,
is store and for oak, he • •
IttliOtib.LD a inatiaeLE,
u-26 No. 203 Liteoty atreet. near Wood.
f i IYRUPb I bYttUPBI
11.2 41) bbl.. BaPrmore , Pope prase Eyrup;
-do • do Oadon do
10, do do Pouvallidols do
6 bbda. d) do do
All Omits quality for sato by
itOLlO?dAlititll A LAND,
0.17 - 303 Llborty atnot.
FAT MAOKEIIEL;—Just re
NI . l oroylfrom llottou a lot cf prima No 1 Nook
-
col, la Wools had kits, for amity mo o for ale whole:
We fical rota% at the /molly Goicory Store of
J RUM AIIT,
POI, earonr.4.Lfbortp mod Hood ate.
•
NBtl,reiti NOOK. POCATOXEI. 131
but.pliMlllfltsh,itnaolk. Potooes Jut recelTAd
sad Lr Mile by , JAM. A. VATZAD.,
ca 4 , Romer of Aistkot awl flat sta.
ffe RUT IJULiS—bingle and Ih:ruble 'Bar
-1.7 rat, it redoood prlo L trr 0010 t Y-
sad LOWN Jt TETLItY,IBd Wood enact
NEW (;REAP PAPERS /OR OFFI
03Y, Coliogootulfßores mow belling at N 0.107
Marktt Wad. se7l JQO. R. fIOCIRRIL
IOW! WALL. -PAPERS FOR TILE
. 41/41.. TRAINS nol 000 n and rootlitog at No.
101 Mai* t Moon. ee b . JQB. R. nuanza.
11 1 0 1 1NADT_IFOL GOLD AND TINTED
A/PAPER HAN .11108 tor sale b •
CIAMP ILNIVES for sale by
.ets bowN 4 TICTLIIIT, IseWood g
•Q Irldsti AT $lO IGAVII for-sale by
Allos4ll .BoWN 4TI MM. 186 Woad stnot
ALL PAPER at every style and
7T T' 'Odor, for robe W. P.SARriI
A M*4s b. e. , or e..y
- CODA a ; STA VAS.—rl,OOO itt store, foi
wJ sib - pielr MLitt DICRIIT/5 00:
tITTIM,49 . !ige.freatt peeked Batter
r..if *1. 1 4 0 * 9.0A.4149!
Otefe:
UP TO , 8 1:8CUYII. , LAL181:83182.
FT CLIARIALS—Coraer o Third and. Wood etteots.
ZAAAT MATZ PROTIWITOA.
IT 3 P.aterson.Proinaellie 9 Traci. Pbila
. .
N F Beast, Womb, Pit 0 Reach t Lady, W
J - 11 Deity, Kittens& g
MS. Reyeokle,Oerishiti Geo &arid, Ark.., 0
David Riddle, IR= thy 1 0 Ronitieck!may
II I militer:p W iticHrde A ledy, Cleve
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J M 11..eklit, Washington J Al Gardner, Perli,Pe.
1.0 Willi/me. Oil city a Lieuchtmeert.titanbel.,'e
J 0 Radial. In Maxwell. bit Ple.stat
II [Nary, Wnebtr gton 3811 E epiq Werreuiun
LI Daley, Won city
M 001074
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B Haley. Ohio
Mks Boron. 014.,
Baloo. Mich
Mr. Welles, Alio
Mr Parwont do .
0 W Frailty Creatilno
P 0 Wright. Poland, 0
Mosh.r, Alla
W Eddy.. C:cratand
A Margate,
J N Kole, N Y.
Wales. Phil
J McFarland, Ligonier
Mrs Merriman,
J W Dynerk, Altoona
Fmlth Folier. Uniontown
J T Worthington, Browne , :
dli
0 ilays, 0 M Fa Beg
OIRARD HOUSlC—Clorner
W A Blum,, Frau Lila
Smd,grass,
U liAt f•• m Ily , tprace
Crrek
&Ira Winegardner, Bedford
0 H Prescott,
°Sapper, Johnstown
Lieu{ D 0 Brown N Y
It Brown, Kittanning
W W Pt Louis
W P lidoOleci,Preeprrt
—43mith k 111 4. Poland
0 Cook Mt Blanchard
o It Wright, Poland
1111404 r,, Noon
W .1 Allinson k family,
Burlington, N J
Nast, Phila
11 terms, Balt
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• TROnuirott.
S. I. WM=
Wm J Morgan, 4311 Beet
Ohio Vobsatt era '
W n P Beam,
0 61 Bossy. If oroutowo
Luke Loomis, Jr, &Mb
Pittsburg
Wm 8 ktallitipt so& mm
Moe MAIM.
Jacob Itr.ese &hly, Wash
Patina
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Palo►tor &a, Harare, N
Mary Lae, da
Geo elmsoo, Chester co
DO 113,1er, Wheeling
Henry Merlin. Ch•eter co
' Peter Singleton, Warren,o
Isom Wluelelp,Clerelend
Silas Wright, Moo nit.*
James O'Donnell, PhDs
tY Wok, twtota Seventh
PROPlltren:
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Thos Mltcbell, Pnizont'y
It Y Townley, J. if co
A M Clash, do
11 Ecott, de
J W_Ynalth, ll:drams, Pa
tl Holly, lain. be
W oOudoer, Pauxtril'y
H B Oasdner, do
W dense, Elkin Tally
01'4'eboap,ebb
W o.i•sr, Oreensbrag I
Ild ft L'.3 110TRI.-I.lbe
.11.111100 L asaa.
D B Walker, Wash co
W Sturgeon,
J Braden, 11l
Et Royd, Wag} Pa
J Sally, Laocsstas
D Donsld:on, op. rt Clots
J;llnny. do
8 Hays, Robison tp
H B ltrowes,Bprlngtleld, 0
A 0 Rockwell, Lewd:ion •
11 B Merit:slay, Wash Pa
11 R Fors's, do
E H Dope, Bodon tp
II Sera, Wee co
if lireley, do
A Tratedode, Pulard, 0
0r A Lute. d.
Wm Paddick, do
gd Y Tilt, do
Letitia Make. • d •
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.%1 Jotrue, 11.'013(.111s
Romhnngh,Mi Plessint
John 0 Drava, Poland, 0
y Cwt of Filth.
PIIOPIttrtOII.
D 0 Dower,
Band, Connonsbmg
J Smithson, Wash co 0
M Whits; Venice
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O W Oettl, MABovine
A o AlePbenon, -Ceinavoi
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A B Bening, CanAlortepa'
1' Philips,
J IL ThompLA, Hickory
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No. 6, St. 1.;551r 'treat
raorozne.
J loots, Jr. Dtlrolt
D A Intll2, A 1150,44
J 5511•54, Puterslls
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Wm Kemper, it, co
Wttk.ff, Contr.? Co
John emlth
B W 11114211
W 11 Lukens, Borht.ettr
John No:Meg ..
.3,1 m Lewis, Yew.
NATIONAL 110 TE
No. 137, Water street
PROPIIIRTML
W Jaen:, Prcukvilla
Itrtwer,et ti
S. Meredith,
J 0 Golden, Hittatmitg
W W Jackman, 0.1.
P,llridl4
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Spill gr, Y.
Lernium, As
Butler,
ticiyeliplogstiown I
L. Z. Li. hIT
Q. GRAk'Y GRAHAM,
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No. 20-15 aletk-KeT STitEET
01:11.1....t.DEL.P1a1
CLLARLIS L. &row
Zehyujoitin arta Irlurg.on
flitted. ho. 3d Fed.i.al Street,
•••.r, I,tr ¶I!
DO YOUR OWN PitINTINO
Lealga..l for Small Priutora, F tattooers, brogglets
Merehaute, ttrotera„batikera, Amateur., the army
mod Na•y. A, The :Prekos m. Aar k,r rale e► of
a New Pattern; axe the elceptaait ant atrunof at cal
Met made of soy cbolp Pre.. aver Insatted, end 0 , .".
copy lm apart eau be operated by any ona, whether
peloter at oat, not Aro kid at pekes hi:bet to Otal.ra
of, that la to may at about °bre train! the prim or
Job Proms now fu neo. The eabititte (upon 'Web
lb. Prunes .land,) aro compowal of rtuall Owe, neat
ly and enrol:oily pot knottier, and for C 4131 pictnett and
e.nrenitnaa have never been equal:mt. 0.11 and ex-
Snake, Or &and far circulate, gluon int I. Wk., 40.
J. CI: 7;WI.LT a 1:0,
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unSIORESVit 'QUASYNEILY tdlßlWit OP YAW.
lONS. rail number, noir ready, 4040 , 100 neaily /PO
Engravings Yearly, 40 cent...single caplet, lineents.
APIA the-oboes vilth a very large colored Steel Plata
of Fitalsione, lark. Plate of t..44k., and 3 fall alsed
Patterns, worth En chats, ciiintahley td•wfie!ed Print,
Gonad Dress and Zama.. Jacket. Yearly, Si;
copies, la cents. Postage 8 cents. Palmated at do.
473 Brividway e N. Y.,sud molt everynkorn. ocaltel
ca til V.F.R1.14 04,
60; PIPMIAIROEt
ncr BOILIca WROUGLIT
BPIKALS, th.:tinitN4 and RA ILILoa°, of °Tory an.
mown.
rtrtlcciar nice: or shaped rIPIREiS
lugs or to °ra..r at abort Gorloy.
aril good sasortissnt constantly on nand.
mat° las
pIIOTOGRAPII Al-,eurthtf.
Portraits 01 dlellegnisizzd
MEN 'AND WOMEN
Jost rocal:ed it Lag, Sod leantiful moortotoot 61
PROTJORA. P II ALDO6I3I CARD PHOTOG RA PRA.
•rci R. R. Dll , ll, 03 Wool street.
iaireaqi:vsir Et. CO-LLINS.
rariwarding 6 COMMIS/710D llocoliaut
AND W.I.ICLTBALIADEALIAii -
r,g4.•4.44A. Ai:bitter, Seettis,
Awl" Produceoimor4ly,
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W. 2 D. Aliat7B'.
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IWO pounds for ..t. Al
7 B. A. peatizaTorK a Co.,
eel ourror of Wood and Ftraf erre..
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an I BALMORAL SKIRTS,
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iptIiLTING BNLTINO 11 Leather
sea anon oelfiOg. always on band at 24 and 2t
Olatr street. (;1. Got J. rll PH1L1:1213..
RNOREATIONS Of A COON-.
TAY and 2d seiks, fer sale by
oe2 ' Haw a 00.. 60 Wood street.
I ;ot,u; 2:01
KAY & 170. fis Wood street,
MOM APPLES--'25 Ibis. just re
Nal cilyed side by •
art lf lINRY IL ODIUM. ,
17.L.ATIlititht-300 lbs. prime Feathers
rocelved and for isle by
ORNIV.V TT. Onf.LTll/4.
U HEAT FLOUH—In 2* pound
AJI woks, Iff who wd for male by
- L. H. VONT 1.00.;
CAttBON 011.-50 bblo; Ittlatd, of
light colorend good odor, for gaiety
col , J. ILCIANYLIELD • GO.
NA Pu'r 11A-4U bbla. Petroleum
Aleph+ ba—s substitute far turpentine—for set.
bt e . 2 reffiltbD &CM
iiITARUII-100 boxes for,i4le by •
6,3 acA - la. A. PAUXISTOOn 100
GREIN APPLES-50 bias. for sale
by oc2 J. B. CIWIIVILD t CO.
CIDBR-10 bble. - weet Ciderfor sale
13
by a 9
J. B.CIiNPIELD cp.
DEARLABItI3 .dktekr, ?twain!'
A jog received an 4 turaa.i by
oca • DALZRtLA ,
t) BAN tITB , -100. - Aiielcs Tenneseee -Yeo
.l' - etlti rat ails by ' JAC A. iftly.lls
et.l . ' CorterAtatkit asa IPiraitimabt.f
APPLSIS-51.1 bbte:Ourdey
sashed and pitr Nile by _
cea EMMY If. ISOLLIain.
ipßoom L'ORN BRUSH-3 tons vr - a
.upetroi licticlo oI cm, arab Ibr ea. by
' " MUM 11. COLLINS.
/IRMA OIL-500 bbls. just remised
treavOirerliar; sultatis Ur raft uter, ketite b 7
, • JAM le DalliGts f 8011. Weatit. •
II BRIUATING
b 1
I Ja
ut dOal44ki
ger ~. ,it , • . 440 0 0
i:
HOHGU;piIHT wenra diCDOSICASORAIL
RuaD —Hy virtue of it decree of the Circuit Court of
the United &sees for the ficalhern Died, let of Olikkln
canoe in Chancery Therein impending, wherein .
Merles Moran enctothers are complakmets, end the
Pittsburgh. Port Wayne and Otrkogo Relined-oone
pony and nth re are defendants; end pursuant to sex.
diary decrees of the amok Courts of the United
eteter for the Western Di.triot of Penneylvanis e ihs
District of 'iodine, and the Northern Charlet of 1111.
Dula respettfolly. fa causes+ thipendirg. to Cheerer, In
said Courts reepeensely e etherein the saalepartlee are
coaplainvota end defendants tesp,ctively, le In Wild
eau/+ first eine mentioned,•the anderslgned, John
V.rdruou and'i homes L Walker, as Grantees Intrust
end Trustees io one of the several Dsede of Trost or
Illortgage upon whieb sold desitimo ere tuanded, and
also as Special Matter Col:l2l23illibtrr• of sold Courts
respectively, duly appolotel by said Courts wipers.
Isely fdr that parlose, will sell atpublic suction, to
the highest bidder. fur cash, but for sot leas then the
antuot coa,co3, at the trailed SIAM. Court Hones, is
the Cite of Cleveland, it the !tats of Ohio, on tbePtth
day of October, A. D. 16111, between the hours of tau
o'clock a ii. and tour o'clock r. a of said day, the fob
lowing described property, to we:
The Railroad of the Pittaburgh, Part Wayne and
Chicago ReliroedConspany,lntinatugthe right of way
theroor, the road-bed thereof, the ouperstractare of
all, sorts thereon; its widen and other statical:cruets
and store, and the lends sad groondi conneverd
therm:4l4 and all toole sad Implement need or pro.
sided CO be Deed therein, and In ecturtrneting and re-
pairing ears and machluely for sold road, or the tract
end superstructures aforesaid all turn tables: all de.
pot po and b u ildings and fixtures and structures of
restorer unmoor nature, end the lands end grounds
connected Unmake, need or provided tots °sod lb
operating sold road and bolo:frog thirito, and whore
ever situate; and all cars, engines and rolling stock
belonging to said Complexly; and all supplies of flub
her, lumber, loon, Ind, auctevery othertelogprorided
by sold Companies, or by the aeveral originelOompw
roes athlete were consolidated" Into sold FUMY:reel,
Port Wattle sod Chketro Railroad, to be media °per..
+Meg said road, Wherever situate, by the same title by
whkte tho same are holden by sod ComPany, or by
- sold original Companiew severally together, with sii
Corporate francelats of said Company, and of the sold
cell/lust Oarepaoles severally, Inciudlng the right and
frauchlee of said earzral Companies to he and act as
's Corporation, to be wad as an entirely.
Paid decrees provide that the porous/tor, upon the
confbumtion of the Mlle andfull °omnibuses+ with the
conditions thereof, shall hold all the property, Melts,
franchises. and the appurtenances Abereof so /tad, by
the same title by which they-ore held by said Pitts.
'burgh,Port Wayne end Gil can" Rallecad Company,
ante each and ail of said at igiaal Compare's% free from
the lien tf all said mot tgegee, sod free from all Wadi-
Icy far soy debt against acid origins! or consolideted
Companies, or either of them, and from all defray on
efoonnt of capital stock; but mitOrct, neturtalelest, to
the Ikea limey such exist, upon any real *Mato he
eluded le the sale, for pnrchase money thereof not
provided by said decrees to be bold oat of the proceeds
of the sale, or by former orders or derma to be paid
mhatedet. The right of way, depot grounds and
lota, and lands to tn. City sod vtaiit, of I hkago.
purchleol by odd Company since res pendency or
Raid oohs, and the bridge property aria other real ea
tate of the Company at the City of Pittsburgh, are
solect to mortgage lione. the nests will he inchodol
la the sale, but mooted to sold incutehrenret no pro.
MILD haring Non mode for velment thereof.
JOUR Sig itGllbelN.
Tlli Mil A R. WaLfiER, •
T . + ee. and Mader Commiaaiotars, so akreaida.
ST. NICHOLAS ROTEL,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 'to 82 Per DaY•
sa IN .71-: THE OPENINO of this vaq and
1 1.:incallea • WHO, In 1854. It hrs . beils the ideate
erelesrorhf the prepeotore tomato It the mat samp.
tome; convenient sad einntott.hle. house for the att.
son end stringer on thie elde of the Atlantic.
Asa sehttsver bus seemed likely to emluterer to
the tainted of Its guests they hate eadetrored, with.
oat regard to ert, to ptovia, and to catabloe all the
elements of tualvidoal and social_ cajoyaltot whkh
med. to a:t hes laseuted, sod modern taste epyrosed;
cud the patronage whiih it has commended doting
the part eta years Wet gratifying proof that their ef•
fertility° h•en opprecieted
Te meoa the ex'gructei of the theit:ta, %ban ail are
repaired practice the molt rlgif etc.:mom r, the nc•
fit reigned hive
Redaoad tho ?Ilea of Board to Two
Collate por Day,
at the IMO Lime ribatiog none of the lozurioa with
whtab their table hes hitherto been ettpiplie.L
TRWADIVELL, WHITOOMB & 00.
RAYNOWS
ENVELOPES.
EUBSCRIBER ELZAS LEAVE
1 1. " to ce.lthe attonhon of Boohealbra, Stattoceto,
Nolan W Fancy 011041, and nil othire,-to lho
Pxria astyp Assoßrratrar.
AND
* , 111P11:1-1,1011 QUA. 1.... Y
ENV-ELOPES
M&NUMOTUII ED BY HIM
The Mods eabrace every style of Let Mr, Not; Ot •
tied, Wodelpg Per Pol.*, Drag, and other vertelle•—
al.o, Perehment and Oloth Lured, ail wade and gum
rued In the most perfect Enamor, ou the beet foldleg
• Machu:ea yet itrientsd,
AN., the Irving Mill. Welting Florae', manufac
tured expreeedyn•rthe mbecriber, and no bettor pa
pare can be (rand In this country.
' , empire ' with trade lilt of poker, sent by 1111111
wh, n requestod_ '
Dealtra ore hafted to call ord examloo bla pluck,
quotttieo priore, etylee, kr.. to.
ilssCaud"
To Farmers and Others.
FOR SALE,
rGE.O WMIRS gllPEEtion. PATILIST
GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR.
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1160
T"'EUPERIORITY or ,TIIIS FAN
overell other* so ma crumble In Its ehelpneeb,
dinplhity and actability. asoorld,rn cleaning Grain
kart., better en I more thoroughly, with leo labor
than soy Mbar mill. The patentee of the above fan
bar been lon e ranged lit roaturfecturing and Wittig
Agricultund Implements. muirilbreil of the good want
of id good Wen focelea ring thediZerent kande of Oman
end Seeds, preterite Shia to the publie with fall coma.
dance that, it sill meet their manic . .
The undersigned, having 'purchased ' the sot rigit
to mann Nature and sell theaters Grata Pan and Ivry
water in Western Pennsylvania, Western Virginia,
•131. all Ohio, and the right to sell in Indlowland 1111-
nolo. is now preparad to 311 Al order., wholesale or
at 319 Liberty ■treetTlitsbrirgb, Ya..
ttaxsilunie . W. W. WALTACII.
.
TwENTy.mixtu LIbT OF ' AP,
11.10 &VOWS for salting Lforiera, Tied the
Olorkbrollim op to October tith,
Etcher WI liam, estiog • Mont., Ildward, Allegheny.
Bold George W., town , Upper Ph'tbalr Tp.
nerd Rtrdoipb, other . goods, 'Abater Township.
Babe Jooathatr, . t" trO n' 1/101 4'" 4 14.
llcrieggerlL , other go7ds; 4th ward, Pittsburgh
IdoDonald J1C0 ., , tavern, Township.
Neumon Adam, do 31 ward, ALlighany.
Brearteharlor, cam good., Ba,t Biragnahato.
IllchastbMn George, do dolling Township.
Border floor', ratios home, 4th ward,Allegheny.
The. 0 mat of Quarter dessions wit meat on MON
DAY,(h.totxr 14M, to act ou the atom (Mew:
• oca • Attar: W. A. BlChitObt, Mash.
T at PATaIIITS t 1 te.;(.
atutit's Dielaisotyps Portraits No. I.
OUPIIRti rune sIT, IN MEAT
• Cr
COL. SAM BLACK,
Ftwu a Photogropti tyfricgerfi. Now Rawly.
Price only 12 Cents.
to: isle . 41% . I
NEW 9 '4' 0 R E
Prissonie Street .
roll
.H.ELTSAND 9APS.-;
- s•rwL3sts
o D
lit WO6 ITB6LT, PITTSUURO U.. .
min, now on tunic Teti Issgs in i ca - Cmlsts stock
°like Utast Styles of
AND . CAPS,
Both for the city and toontty • trags, ithtett they tan
Nll at Tory km prices. • • •
airiProkra ntontPaiT fitt.S. ' '.462t
n_r_rm .11L - ANkix3:6l
.r... 61 1/ BLS MISTS
A lane inpip's Lust/44.4yd snot br ado at /be Is
Ala SWART .1.4.put c 215 and 513 En*/
fcS .1. /V it.'PM/TAPS.
INDIA-RUBtisit , ULOTHINO. , ,-44t
11 lecateade lam suppl be y at Goate e Palle;**la ti•
t•taier, which will cold a Flamm ealt,tht
theta, at the India Dabber Depot -
J. • ti; Plittank
x 6, Nec29 and-23 St,'Otsir Mist.
EpliU*AT)4-100 lbs.
(I N CONSlGl a tit inri EN uto T T
Than
libitVntillPe /bud L. 7" 4. llY vonT * CO.
. 0 4 ibr sae '••• -
SasPscial 0/Igo.
" . MANHOOD" . ""`
NOW' I.oBlq NOW SLEBTOIii3D -
Just pliebed a Pealed ihrielopOihPtitistletg
•- Meter on the mature, treatment, and MAW
ewes of Bpermatorthom or Pep:anal Weakness, Intel
notary imbeiono, Sexual Eichlllly, and feripedtmestit
to tuanlinte gesierally,Nervistenees;Coninumpliost;
Dewy aid Min Mental end Physical InespialtY, os
eultieg from Solt Abuse s itc.--by . !LOST..
VIRWELL, M. H., Actin r of the Gice en Book
Boon to Thoutatids tit thdrectrig,
Bent under seal, Ina plain onve4ope,t* soy addrig .
posZ paid, on rocelp: of ix canto. oar. two.el
otatops by Dr. Cll. J.. C. KWIC&
oelLlnaT IV Bowery, Sew York. P. 0.1104 4:66.
ta. atr buurc, > t•VIMML 11211141 ii
NG W 01. k
Ll'etrnD7 @ C'C.,
ALNNUFACTURERS OF 81iKATH
ING.1311,11LH°.5' cod BOLT' ZOPPalt, PSiPiILt
Id.a1"0.20„ Italecd A lil . Bol,tolmo t $1411:4N
No'der, Ale°, tolportura and Dcolora 111,Kgr.411,
1111 PLATS ii.llol7` 'Rot!, ay., tiat?t,
on bond, TlouPes Laddloot and Tooli.
Forelsollse, No. 149,first and ltirgenoniitiiiii;
" • Plttaletargk, Poustm."
irs-Spttelal ordcrsoolUotver t'itt to suit itoiitiod
laszsir Dye! Raiz. Dye! ELair =ye -
Wl4. A. 111ATCIIICI.O6'S
Td• Orightarand Eau! in am World/
Ell ethera ire mere imitations, lind
abould be arotted, I yon nigh-to uzape ridlords. '
GRAY,'RID, (JA IltirETY RAID Dyad batman
to • baantllbl end natural Drawn or Mut. ettthout
the trait Wary to the halt or'alln. -
/11TNIN !MATZ AND DEPLODIA/3 hire bran
lumina to W. A. Eatzbelu. duce 11189, end CM
0,000 appliotthnu ha's been made to the Helical:de
patron. of Ma Who. Dye.
WM. L. DATIMIDLOS'd ILILLa Dna prodioas • cobr
not to be dlittogolabad from nature, awl Is GAIIIIII ,
ID not to Nora to tioo lour , boarover long It mkt be
go: Wound, and the 11l erects of Sod Dyes remedied;
the lialr lialaorated G. 1,1.4; by tbab eplebabi D vt ,
Mule, Bold or applied (la tt prh - ate mat) et 10.
Wig Vat log, 932 Broadway, Sew York. .
Bold to Written and tow.. of tn. Manta. $1444604
Drot Vita and Nancy Goods Dealers.
447. The genuine Ins the name and addresa upon a
sus piste englactna trf four aides Of sub box, M
WILLLLM A. BeTOLIBLOW; •
jalklydt want 16 Bond. atieat,'Neas Turk.
RN. O. 11.05111150 N...-..
WIT/MOW aaraun
KM=
3 WILIM. ILIUM
ROBINSON. MINIS &
4.) u Nouns AND Am.:NH.ll.9*ra,
GTON WORKH,
Pltteborgh,
N0..1111 Market
gnat:LA.43l2re all kinds of IStiam Znighker. and !till
esalllgt. 1“11road Work ; Word Nollelv,
sad s4oL4,lrom Work. • "
Jcbblng and /kir alzing dona on shart
IX=
HAIL .11.0.41.) SPIKE COMPANY.
ss.oph Dilwortt......Di W. C. BigWilp,
PLULDICIV. - E*OrtZiALY.
Mooooszoro to Potter, Ro(le oi.ore).)
11141311711%0T9211itS We
RAM ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BQAT SPIKES.' '
Qornor of Water Street andlTherry
saltlrclk PITTABITRaIit POPP*.
J 1.11=1.151 11.1iJ11J.14.11.111.14 ~ tt
1t15974107011X,8 07 .
iron Railing, Iron Faults, and Vauft Doars,
Window Shutters, Window Guards, hs.,
Not. 91 &Cowl &nil and et Third Blr•il;
111elwena Wood sad Markut,) PITTSSIIRGR;
11c... on hold • variety of new P•tttrna t limo , and
pica. eallable for •1l parpoloo. Parthadar ittentific
13.•kv io cpflo.ing Grait, Into. Jobbing Acme
notlec'. mrt,
itATOLIELOR'S WIGS AND AIM
PEN larpsee an. • Ttai ara "elgaat; llghtfeast and
&nab's.
,
Pitting to churn: —ao .tatalng op Gabliut—ma
sheletiuif of the Grad; ledtod Cafe Le the GOl3l Seta,
ttebtoant .0.1,•e• than thirge ere propPrly uteletitood
stud made. :
hretediet. it. Rani atrotel. U.. rptirL
N. JAU.I.IYIILI , S 130L413.
DRAM! -
Foreign and Bomentin B 111: of k tlfm a,
0111ITI7lOATI1 OP
Suite sons mip Anany,
NO. t 47 ffidllßYf BTItIIT, PITTIiBUB.O/4. PA,
*36oolloctions wade ne en the princtiiel atiet
throne's. rot the Uultstl State teafele
B.'H. a C. P. 2111,1111.L13,
PAPER: MANUFACTIIIIEAS;
And Dealers in
DOOR; PAINT, OAP, LITTER AND ALL HIM* Olt
WRAPPRNG- PAPIDR.
nave—rartiond from No. 27 Wood street , to
Braltbarld Atiosh Pittsburgh, Pr
sip-Ossh or Trade.tor Bags. mle:dt( fa
Pittsburgh Steel Works.
OA la
JONES, 130Y1:1,4% CO:,
'I4ANUFAOTORERS OF OAST
BTEBL, also, sod A. B. !tied
RINGFR And ABs.X.Y.ACIS. Canter Boa*
nd Pint ea, 049 PITTBBOBBEI Pa.
UIMEM!!EMI
bArmato.VtAasti. TAILOR
No. 64 St. Clair Stretn,
(Drarfites Hemßulldlng,) MY 13131tlan PA
Dr; Geo. ft. Keyser.
- Wholesale Druggist,
bIIEIDICINS pnALEEt;
No. 140 Wbod Street, Pittatruret*
F 1 1 ' 1 J
TRUSS MS FOR THV Oen Or Lain
NIA OR RUPTURE
Marsh's Radical Cure Treas.
Ritter's,Patont Tmei
Eltoh's Supponer.Traea.
Belf•Adjuating Trutt& -
Dr. Baaninee Lace or Body 4iacer, forth°
Cars of Prolepans lltut t Pate, Aldonitnal find *I.
aalwawow... -
Pr. S. S. Fitch's Silver. fated Supporter.
Pile Props, for the 'rapport 'and oure,,of
Piles.
Elaitio Stockings, for weak and varieoee
o
a
Kleti . Knee Cape, for wak k neejointe.
e
_
Ankle Supporters, f or weak ankle joints.
Suspeneory Bandages— . ,1„;
Self-kjegiting.Sy ingeqi 020 Vrery kind
of Syringe!.
De, KIMIR lasi also a Trio* whielc
radially cure Liernia:or Rupture. ,
Office at hie Drug Store; No. 140 , W00d
et, Aga of.the Golden bliiitar. - „..
DLEITIIita ponies* tri ammo! catiovanins.
Ram se& Instrtaneoti for DIAIRCIBiI end
almost nary !dream requiring anchaksilliWort.
GALT/Mid IiATTNITY or.zugortuazaturrero •
MACIUI4I/3.10r medical purpem, of *.isrpintstio
Xlndosill do sant free of. express thafirt u srberess
an expect! raw,. upon • remntssaos ot bass .
Ad4rearc DR. O10.8:k
Na.. 1•0 %sod West FlWAnnesi -
DDIARRHEA OBRDD—rDy
nowin. 0011 DIAL: Mein's ( bottle warressAr3
ormorox Winded. Sold se Dn.
ilf4d•rr , N 0.140 Wood $r et. '
11 1 1 1 D. BIOS ROA.OIIgB. iC,ttte
HonteltiNOWN um% ead at "Ks xrriPt.4l.
140 WOodssreot, Is • orioarerordYr
. . . .
ISLICE:;—Suro deatractice
Ay to num Perm's solos ,Illitiilt44l ; 3lX.
Tmistaterok fitttakt Do* .I , topitrotiot.. Old
wonanted to reams thee, peat* 'Wm oforr Mtge.
43Wittlr ; /0 1 Tr4 l44 te•
Ml'Z ' Tad
A.u.grbilluers,ittrkla I *lll dots aotst coot,
liBd4llll ' 1410 21 k:
10EADACIIN , OURED:4'Attinfallible
II env. tOr_lloodootso wfit Pt !media mum%
11W&DAUESS PILLLIri thaw AtDII.4IIIIWWWB,-
N 0.136 Wood street. P!rtro96 amts.
iisett
F
riethie aaa tow
• r , immix-vat;
•
OWIII ISNIVEIi fornki by
sowshivntaff, itctihrit.
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