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17138 DAY 1408.1111(0, OCT. 17: 1861
" Hew It Looks to fruits's.
A man platted amid the smoke end dinof
thin great battle, donna occupy as good
titaisdleint to obtain a clear view; ofthe
hid as ene.situated on the other side of the
Athlone; • helms the eisneelly expreased
splitiets of honest and intelligent men in
Europe are lottretting at lust, if not val
.. - ..F...ThehitlS Sittig Sepreeente and expresses
tU liberal sentiments of Fraioe, and may
: Wettest to Supposed to' be free from the
fetters imposed by diplomatic policy and in
tape; as veil front that httred of all
forms;of goveriment which °horse
tesizu these who are Wadded to legitimacy
and sontervatiem. This piper, after first
• •
Wag; the- opinion that it would have
,• been better that the Slates of the North
.
soil the, South should have separited
raoefalli and by agrittnent,• proceed, :
ittoo late to 'seaports to such
mans? We think it is ; and the Amer!-
. • eakilbeniielves.:teem to entertain precisely
the IMO opinion. War is now being waged
lbetweon the North sitd South ; and it Is now
:..bound to Work out its natural recite:, tines
Ito one in the world possesses- either the
power Sr the will to topartte the combat-
Al there is, therefore, no present hope of
• 'Pelee, let 113 see what results mule nemeses
, lily ilow, font wit!. , The meet important of
A these Is • the inevitable 'oppression of His
vu. ' •
; If the abolition of that "institution"—
es it is celled in the Nailed Btatea—bas not
been aireidy distinctly - Proolalmed in the
North, it is easy to see, from certain meas
• ores already adopted, that eudh a step on
the part of the Federal Government cannot
be loog.delayed. We fervently wish that
this great.aet of reiteration could be stooom
yelwe can see at the same time
• ell*" diffloultieeattendiog such ,* dep.
Thitimme thought le rapidly gaining the
leattery over all
,pther thoughts, and doe
- the American peoplei Like the Frenchman,
Wines, and prepowersions la the hearts of
they feel that the thing is Inevitable; that
the blow IDOL be Weak et the very heart
'it the esll ; that kaiak-root most be cut;
but, how! when? by whom? are the sp
.. palUag questions that instantly present
- themselves, and none calm, thinkiig men to
pause and drive back the terrible queetion
the- ; from lips to the ,deep, council
. .chambere of the heart.
The French editor frankly acknowledges
the difficulties in the way of the solution of
this momentous question ; and amongst
those difficulties he recognizes the encant
- querable - "prejudloe of race," as he calla it,
everywhere prevalent In America, as the
; chief. Were the enslaved people a race
f
Which could amalgamate and become slaw:
' Hated with an:limit In the great mass of the
people,' there wdnld be no serious difficulty
attending universal emaielpation: He
Afferson, where be say* that "it is
, tnehtto that two rages, equally free, can
• ;never live under the same governMent
end' then,remarke that "prejudice, stronger
- thin ell principles, hes imperatively saps
.' - .rated the whites from the Macke, and Law
strives in vain to reunite them;" and main
limns that were slivery abolished at ones,
the dimes could result in nothing, better
than the formation of a lirge inferior caste,
a replacement of aleves by paths.
' Them la no resisting this logic. Nature,
pieta:lb:el opinion, tette, or something, hae
7."r4aarked-oot a line of eepuation which we,
- H tla a distant People, can not or -wilt no% get
orreritt The irresistible conclusion then in,
thee - oils of us ought not to be here. Two
'that ban not or will not, or should not
ilittllitarb ought to separate, if they would
both be free and trial. •
- To eselive men because they are otdiffer
set oolor from ourselves lea manifest.wrong;
— but thqe h . no injustices in declining those
etieial *Elegem' which knit society together,
so far as they, are oogosrned. It would be
lost as wiong to drive them into beniehment
as toensleve the= This, of muse, is et
to belhonght of; bat if the government
shall be "drivel, by the . force of airoum
stanoisoind of ' publio opinion, to, abolish
slavery, we think Abet provision Ought at
Nun to be made to secure a gOod place of
lottlemeat for allwhoi desire to emigrate;
- " - A - phtoewherethey toffy live under the.pro
' WEN' of, this* government, acknowledge
its authority, and receive those kind 'Gen-.
. lions necessary to 'enable them to edolite
their otildiin, open roads, sad establish a
sidkordinote government, of their GS", under
which hey may hope ttevance to a con
' dltion which they can in"? hope to reach
• -*Whilewiggled with a more . numerous and
energetic rsoe.
• The negro is no more at home here than
- the Israelite was in Egypt. In the case of
the latter, emancipation and expitristion
were iimultaneont; and ea oaAht
,to be
here, so far as mere locality li concerted
- Ilat'beconse 'removed to a more congenial
&bate, the'eolored man need 110 t feel that
he it expatriated ; for be would-. still le•
wader the tire 11114 protection of Ala goy
." eratient, and same time be 'removed
.„ :from the depressing influence. to witiohAe•
here" inbjeoled. His removal eronit •
only.take hint out of the "House:W*o*
ari," bit out of the "Valley of. , Hum lii
tint," end set him forward in Itlit!‘Pitii
grill" towards that higher and balky
ditlon that awaits him, in common with' the
‘ - ' 2 : ether . families of niati.,
The Bieeleregards the abolition of slavery
ascot eerie% and with that a oonquwat of
States now in ; but h never
*lsis Mho's gloomy view of our Ware.
Ira quote the' concluding paragraph :
• • "Advocates as we are for the abolition of
flimsy; we cannot hide from ourselves the
- perils that ,ere !attached to it. Are those
perils, howeier, such se to mats us despair
of happily overcoming them? Sy no means;
-• but the ordeal will be terrible, audio await
ing Its commencement, it it natursito think
that the public) would watch with'iagernen
the details of militory operations, which
ire Itiringlag as nester'
,Avery hour to the
great and Anal crisis." -
Chitaral Vernisoalt.
WbU. It would be idle ron the put of the
prime to prelentto endorse the fitnees of Gen.
Foment for the great and responsible position
Which be has been placid, yet it mar
lastly eid s eterely demand that he abalehive.
.
-;.-suropportvelty to vindicate his own character
v-atia'Gai4tral by 'his ictioas." - As a agility of
.
vied courage his rePotatioaliuloarg hiten.
.7:-stelnilished,..aid. cannot be shalea,ll such
44ittHan ai thous melte by; Bfair. Thit A WS
"JlAoiiiioWiOnioirs:thi,ftroWdanilsOstiW:
iihiiirariWthmos,aadwahivestisaiioSa
that ha has sow wasted upon a onnipiip, tit•
hritasini anti eseenrartut T.A11144
,sehieh pal
remove ssery stain eseeptethst inal attach to
the traubleic;lme Bean alv , ishr.r.al to have hmn
reniored 'and -diatvietd It is sery potaihts
that Gen. Fremont, iu flee ittc, t ,'nly Meek
position he occupies, may here Breed in judg
ement; but there is noes sane eisa is do.: Bann
try who hailhastighteat Ittrogivisg - as to has
Utility, energy, and derrutiba to the great
cause In which he is engaged.
We ly-admit that the qualities necessary
to constitute a masterly pioneer and erplorer
ass not the same an are required in a corn.
mantier-in.ehisi of a mat I.llllj..eogekeit in a
most complicated and difficult campaign ; hot,
after the evidence which John C. Fremonthea
given of -energy and of vertetility_pf talent
and resources, it would be herd iodised if the
country could tuit tenet him, and harder mill
_that his great reputation should be swept away
by, the carpiers of one min, the came of whose
hostility we have no means of judging. One
thing is very sure: Fremont hie the MI&
deuce of the army and of the people around
him, as was r abundantly shown by the strong
impfeasions of grief and indignation. With
which the report of hie removal was received,
but which was promptly allayed by Mr. Sew.
ard , scuri bat comprehensive dispatch contra
dicting the report.
Let he patiently await the issue. 11 it shall
he eticomilui, the whole country will rejoice,'
and award to General Fres:writ all the honor
and applanee_fie can desire or jurly claim;
bat if, on the other hand, it shall be proven
Aatboth the government and people hay.
been% mismken as to bin fitness, then both will
acquiesce cheerfully, but sorrowtulty, in the
necessity that shall divest aim of the great
power that he now wields. To remove him
now is not to be thourrbt of, and-we are very
glad to be assured from . the hignest authority
_glad
Is not contemplated. But all pertain
feeling, either ageinst him or for him, ought to
sink before the far greater question Of the sal:.
vision of that State and_ of the Government;
for rebellion must be crushed out of blisiouri
before either peace or the Union can be re
stored. •
—We predicate these - remarks oa the Presi
dent's distinct declaration of his intention to
give Gen. Fremont sufficient opportunity to
vi'ndicate his titian for the command confer
red upon lain), and,ltis own character, against
all his anailants and accuser,. We confide in
this declaration, even after reading the dis
patch from the Waahington correspondent of
the N.Y. Tribune,u given below—and which
represents Secretary Cameron tilting such a
Mums towards Gen. Fremont , s ads and ar
magnums u to indicate considerable thaw.
isfactlon with ht. adminiatration of vialn is
hie Department.
From Newport MO W& ---:
Contrabands still continue to come
Yesterday we feceived onsiand to.day one.
They both came from a battery erected a
mile and shalf this side of Williemsinirr,,
where they had been working for nine
weeks—the same sad old story : hard la
bor, poor food and cruel treatment. These
men have actually been seren days on the
Way, and the distance is not twenty miles,
they had to keep away from the highway;
in order to elude
of
pursuers ; during
one whole stretch of three days they had
nothing whatever to eat, and would prcib
ably have starved to death if a poor white
woman (I do not know bar name, but it is
written somewhere, I Bove) had not
taken pity on them and 'given them a loaf
of bread. When they came into camp,
they found in our colored population quite
a number of acquaintances, and all their
sorrows were at once forgotten. What
with embracing and kissing and laughing
and leaping, ti was at once a ludicrous
ando mostimpreasive scene.
. The order of the comp continues good,
owing mainly to the' fact of ardent spirits
being entirely prohibited. Express pack
ages continue to be inspected, in obediinos
to the old law of General Butler, and all
brandy, rum or whisky is at once thrown
overboard. One should not think that the
opening and's:latching of express packages
could give an insight into human allure ;
and yet how characteristic is this box,
with its Bologna wreage, its bread, its
"powerful" Limburger kris and a bottle
of . sclusapps slyly hid b an old woolen
stocking—it is 'Dutch" all over. Next
comes a box with tobacco of all kinds—
chewing, smoking and snuffing—but,
my stars, what heavy tobacco. On in
serting the finger it strikes against some
thing hud, and on turning the box upside
down two or three or - more bottles of
"mountain dew" are exposed to the view
of the sorrowful Hibernian owner, for the
inflarible Provost Menthol consigns them,
together with the schnapps, to the "briny
deep!' The -"American" box is easily
distinguished by the Seat packing, by
the many little delicacies, such as fruits,
preserves and cakes puked by loving
hands, and by the entire absence of liquor.
An experienced eye can almost instinct
ively detect, on looking on the top of the
contents, whelher there is any forbidden
fruit below or not.
Goad Nowa from WashMVOn.
One of our Cincinnati coitempaaries
gives the following, which we can com-
Ikea. as sound and sensible—though not
favoring the more' impetuque and impa
tient tempi= of those who can brook no
delay of action, wen for the necessary
preparation for it
A gentleman in whose clear sighted in
telligence and; sound t fudgruent we have
the utmost confidence; has just returned
from Washington, where he had extraor
dinary advantages as an observer, and as
sures us _the t every loyal citizen should be
well satisfied with the condition of our
army and the movements of McClellan.
The army has every thing demanded to in
,
ante its utmost efficiency, and though not
so enormous as some ash, letter writers
say it is, is truly a" Grand Army." Mc-
Clellan being a thoroughly scientific sol
slhitand etratcst, is by no means a rash
Miii:but he is now on the Offensive; and Li
crowding the rebele towards their hole st
3failsore, adviuming step by.step,and pre
leapt to hold the pound as he goes. At
every 44 the forests are out dowii, roads
telegraph wires laid, liatteries
opened
d, u reeitked'' end_ v3.51,111(1 Powerful
supporting columns bald ready for ernes
gamma In this way the army is hemming
accustomed to act as a whole; and subser
vient to a single will. The troops learn
how to move by brigades; and Brigade Com
manders brio= accustomed to their , duty.
Our immense and makhles artillery force
is =MY all the time to do its work with
the rebels. Bo the 'rehab are kept watch
ing and praying, and their boasted ability
to stand a siege like that of f3ebratopol at
Manassas, is likely soon to be tested.
&is My - more Tennant* refugees who
bad,oade good their esespe through the
motmtain poses, entered Camp Dick Rob
inson yesterday, and joined the Tennessee
troop — a. It was reported in the camp, yes
terday morning, that a large number more
—fixed by &Masashi& as 4/00 --were on
their way, and would arrive in a day or
two. , How long shall these Tennessee sol
diers be required to wait, while their ene -
Wes continua to fortify the Cumberland .
Gap Guile *,
'Oms intadral and fifty Unionmen, who
bad beak Men by ther rebeheftom their
families and beaus in Uhriatkst smutty,
Kentack3cailitit Zeaz * villei lad; oA
the &lima. They Itte. FM4 tilittair
- flialifbrit rebel fame called thi Jackeen
aafalry.—Ult. Louis De m.
ma Valthatire'ing Ohio_itanioad
In 'regard: to the opining of this greet
line of communication with the West,;
which . has been strongly urged On the gov
ernment for sometime past by several in
fluential organs of public opinion, we find
the laming roniaika in the Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press;
The-proposition to put the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in'perfect repair is one
of the wise acts of Major General Mc-
Clellan. In order to-understand the con
dition of this important thoroughfare , it
may be necessary to state that tram
broom to Harper's FeirTy, a distanc e o f
ninety miles, the road is in the possession
of the Federal Government, and that there
is sufficient material on handto construct
a new bridge' across the Potomac in place
of theone destroyed by the traitors. From
Harpies Ferry to a point twelve miles
east of Cumberland, in the state of Mary
land, the road—seventy miles—is in the
hands of the Confederates. They have
destroyed most of the bridges, but have
left the road in tolerably good order. From
Cumberland west to Wheeling, Va., a dis
twice of twelve miles, the road is in ex
cellent condition, and in the hands of the
Federal Government. There ie a branch
road, ninety miles in length, extending to
Parkersburg, also in good order. Tide is
also under the control of the Federal Gov
ernment.
It is estimated that our forces can take
possession of the section now held or
threatened by the Confederates in about
three weeks, Lod that we can maintain it
through its entire length, with the aid of
the loyal men in Maryland' and Virginia,
by luring some five thousand Federal troops.
The advantage of opening this great line
of communication is - almost incalbulable.
Baltimore has suffered immensely on ac
count of the stoppage of travel and trans
portation between the Ohio river and that
city, and no greater boon could be bestow
ed upon the people of Baltimore than to
put them in direct communication with
those sources of trade upon which they
have heretofore subsisted. The effect up
cn the Internet commerce of Maryland and
Virginia, when the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is put in complete running order,
would be most healthy. But in a military
point of view—which is the chief end
soirght l to be attained by General McClel
land —this achievement will prove won
drously beneficial. It will not only en
able him to open communication with our
army in Western Virginia, but to carry
troops and munitions of war into many
parts of Virginia and Maryland, and, un
questionably, to reoccupy liarper's Ferry,
Martinsburg, and all the surrounding coun
try. The result would also be most profit
able upon the Ohio trade, and upon the
Western railroads, which have heretofore
had close business connections With the
Baltimore and Maryland people.
, Tint Antrum or 1313110 PE—Tho army of
Austria consists of a grand total of 738,-
344 Men and 1,088 guns ; that of Prussia'
contains 719,092 men and 1,444 guns ; the
army of Basal* about 850,000 men and
1,160 guns ; the army of France 626,482
men ; and that of Great Britain, in all
parts of the world, 534,627 men.
ititilttarg EL otters
0•HOR TILE WAR
...._
the Brigade of Col. W. R. LABION, the late dew
partner and frkeed of the Preeldemt, la not villa lull,
and men will be recalled either u companies, partaof
comlnenleA or u individual., AND trAir. TUX
ORM. OP TRW BRANOEI. Or IiRRVIOR WillOli
TIIIITTRAPER, either ut Artillery, Infantry or Coo.
° A
A portion of the Brigade In now in active service
MIL is • chance, madly met with, se the Brigade will
be a faeorita one. Prom the date of eulbuturath Men
will be vitisted, paid end clothed. Apply et
dab!. of Ova R. 111-PA:P•ltson,
oat der Diamond onset, soot. 'lrani-
EP'WANTED—Irive good men to join
a Reglement going to Rentasky Ws week. As
good as a boon ly of TAN DOLLAR* goarnotral.—
Oall until 12 o'clock TOMADAY, at alderman Ma
.BBIDA'S, MO street. above Smithfield street, Pitta.
borgh,or 0. 0. RARBAUGEI'd Ambrotype Manny
Federal street, Allegheny.
bergeant W. W. TJBON,
ord4.as . Recreating t Rear.
WEOHT PITT ARTILLZBY
WLNTZD
•
ao experienced Teametere,
6 Battlers end lianas Makers,
2 Bugles.
.{7•Uood men can apply to J. M. ItNitY,
eitindit Le Itirth Meet, 114031111 APS
Tr A FEW !SORE SECS U ITS
wanted to Ell the rants of the
"UNION ItIIL3B, andel Cot. 21:109. 111.11081.
'The Ooturnuty will be officered ea tom u ectapletely
°Mulled, eedi .01 go Into 'treks as Min acianers.
Aram, to Id story of Wllkln's Mall, where geed
mon will be enrolled for trim days longer.
scald! TllolllAle le, BOAS, Chiptaln
ILLUXMISIIIIIaBIItALIMI Ute Rw 11.8. fury,
Ptttoborgh, September 23d,1801.
fr - To the . Young - Men oft
Western.Penneylvairla..—l sm
ordered to recruit the Third Ilettailon of the 18111
ILighaunt R. O. lb Yahooleach, .he now
epprei to you to show your pitriotleto by enterigg
the terries of your country In Wallas RI& Regiment,
to myth' of 2,422 tom. The pay V from.s43 to ph
per mouth, with abOtolaht food, clothing sod all,uut.
IMMIIIII.
Ivory so!dlsr of the Regale. Army Le etitled, be
side.' peteloo,ll disabled, aual &LUNDY n OS ON/
RUNDRILD DOLLARS. then I maosablv dieoberyed,
to secontorieble iroppott,_ll Melt or diaabled, In the
eoldkee" bouses,.estabilshed by the immanent
Isonmdlete proendon made for nellorme arms,
equlposeals, rations . and transportatlmo for ell sib°
Ousebird or the Oompsny Ottlorrs wlll be taken
Croat the 11111111. No Letter ripporteuttty Y olteren to
:1 4 . 1 462 . Ca 5 T1 0 ltw i Llor 'OM I:tato:WO, !Ind Lalr
tor full Intormetkrn apply to Lieut. LOBE=
SOTLUIRLANO, as the Eatmevent, N 0.64 Routh rt.
• WILL. A. STOEHR,
ea=lind Major lath Reg. O.' S. lalnntry.
11. B.
MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
POR BIXTIIIIIIOIIIIIIBTI3.B. OAVALIY,
nesuLsa
TARNS Or BERM= ONLT TIMER 'EARS
Ilfsujointoig this liniment will be UNIYO3IIIO ea
soon ea enlisted.'
'Xbe bligbelt pay per month la the service.
Horses and Itquiplasots, Clotbtog, tlhal.ton.e.
441101. n l / 4 tad Rat 11edIa1 attandence free of ch artq
100 BOUNTY!
Advancement open to eIL.
_War farther particulars apply at the fteautting
Wee., NATIONAL EICITML, Wster meet, near Smith.
Add, Plttebergh . Pe.
• HIIIIRT B. iLiYa, •
• Oeptito,2l2th Bremen o:B.l7erelty, .
sebaistt Beentltlng Otter
übUs sotutx.
• - • Pittston:AD. notobst-17„ 811.
rrAN NLEOTION or .I)IELOTONS
ol thhe Bank, to mars Ihr , the Awning ;lair,
win Oa held as thellanklag noose, an MON n AY, cid.
umber 18th, heavyset .th. hoar! of JO deloct en,
and 2 o'elork r.at.' , .
A annual inentlag a 1 the EOM:adders VII be held
oet TUIIdD a 74 Elev. IP, 10 °Moak& X.
• oalideal - •43110; 110111111 C thy Wen
PLANK BOADALLOTIO N.—The
stiottataers of dn .- Allegheny tot Perry/villa
Pleat host •Oompeny ire hereby DeWitt teat et
kherthre will he held it the how of 1. 0. Lt6Ule4P,
011 Mt/DIVA% the 411 der of Iterember best. hettreen
the boors of land t daces r. x., to .ac meats fur
the atuesing yea. , By ore, rof therrestelles.
o:.11.111A - 11111tOtt CIASIMILI4 . II oo.Y.
Was or tan Paws Insoures Ca a Parmesan,
Uoloott 110, IOOL • 5.
10
THE STOCKHOLDERS Or. THIS
0 0o pl o y anfoxiby. salami that fhb, iroactol
election fat Menton foe as swain yess
hold II the ogles,is dd Nome stmt. between MO
bot - fO of ow (Maas o.r. an oar eawa r. si.,
110111 DAY, 4% day of Novioabse,lll6ll
osiMded Goa& dr&OLIL, flooistiry.
ir'fri'LAZlK ROAD ILKOTION.---The
niter 6 tacitteilders et the &w. U 1 Talky 74i* ,
Reed Oorialwarr will toed et. the 07/106 61/66. t U.
-WiLLIII6, bir the Third Ward of timothy' ot Alleebe !
=g
o UONDAT, the Wide; 7 6 6enaeir teinte
head 6 detect P. fee preview of e:ece
tog CUM) ot the Oreniary the emoWystitivits
one I/Tedder/4 Ihrellinebith, tee Treereireroinde aft
eueenlikerre maim bebeeelelb7._,...fr'•"._.
By ardar of Ms J/J. 1/1711011da' •
Attu,
04PEI3Nz,'VOURT
1. lilt eqiy.f Peatyratiffi.
N 3 .1 5,1C111" TONS, 1.5.61 - .. ('..1 turcotlial.
In um coazter ol the pat of th Ealal
ei Deit d Lizinteoa tete n: said o:notj.r.eOeaa
To Mt. fsg.h WA. D. T. 26,0 E“'
CcurlD 6 Y. odi.t.dr, 'Ad std., sd Ma
tilda Plum his oriito - .I,bn &rasa and .lorsikAr•
;bor., laroilfo J. P. Part., Rao t rarado ParloY,
to ft; J-444 b t‘ltteon,Xlr., 0. Dotson. IfeeniaLlttle
earl Itatilda LAttri, his • If,; Wiatalb
3.2 . mir.or, and ilegh Doff, inaftlitn
of the .01 Jana,. IS Oletwel Jewel, .liValext "ma
Berea Jen* Wifeon, bla w.fr, bole. 00 of (pi n t&
Dori t Pbkeaa, domes .2, sad all ether. perione
In the rad rota..
Iwo aroj:eroby w.tififilabs Intlialtion sill be
bold In pa eolooe'of: Os lobar. - moottoixeit rdtr or
frrttitf pa tlt'oo on the prernietc In Oh lolienthdp,
Allenhrny Oman Prtouillvsoia, we:atonal said
described xi toad tart to Ineretabt • fails pats Eno:Wm
. hone° o caT4I3IBL.II, 14tb day of
Nov.itiier i /ea, st 1 o'clock to:totkr parsities to
nod otcoang the heirs, Jx ,of sticeald biome,
...eteanad,:3ll Saab 1311C/lar allal In .nab prionalonso.
by the Uwe of the tionimonareelth of P nee:lrani/a le
directed. If each ps attic:main be male without !vela•
airs to or /polling the - whole; Out fr faith portal,.
outwit bo mode thereof..s ofortioddi'toeif to ran.
owl .r.prmee WIN ee2Ortleg to 1111 C; SI Wbkil
time end place . , oaf e,ey attend If you think proper.
J AME B L. 011.11 A.M. Oherlll
pbedr lore., October, 17, ISOL—oc.74torr
jN Tilt uItPLIANY ita,or AL-
A. Itsltny Uoanty, Pootuyrtsolo.
Oro. r ~c 444.4r Term, 1 66L W 0461 Par/44km or Pal•
ciatlost.
in It. mater of tho paittliaki of the Sea! Elate of
Dail/ Otto ott, late of MOOR Toes top, to said coanty,
deceae.d.
Ta John Darr, .ad Anna Cum', hi, Ink ; Th om p.
adn Lana and Rachel Logan, hi. hue Mary Vander.
wort, (widow). John M. Vance and hank J.
lots wire; Jobs R. Cott and /mad J. Scott, hie wit.;
WWI= tinstott, Phtlfp Onatott and Mori , J.Onnotc,
hare: Jan Steil:nil and Margaret Ann ekpherm
eta wife; - Mors.n and klizahithilorgan, hid
wife; eisehel Road, La minor,) David lioa-0,(1 manor,)
J. Madison held, tumor,) bolos at law of the Laid
'David evwtott. deceiwed,anowil other penal. Inter
ested In said estate.
. . .
You arahurnby notified, Mitt on inquisition Will be
bald In puma:tants of the above mernianad color or
writ of partition, on the premises, in Moon townehlp,
Alleghsto Conuty, Pentoylvanla, mentioned and de.
anted In raid writ, to auemble a; the late Mansion
home of th• void &ceased, en JElltittADAY, hi lot
day or November, A. D., at to smock s ie., to make
piutition to and among the belts, Co , of the raid
.Id °mica, stensairan,in such manner - an 3 to such
proportions as by the :am of the Coisatoontrealh or
Peusayivania H directrd, if each parthloa - Loma be
made without prejudice to or vpnlitas the 'whine; but
11 aria partition cannot bnnisde thereof, a• aforeadd,
then to value and appraise the ems accordingte law,
at 11111111rh time nod puce-Spa eliy sifted It yon think
proper. JANINA L GitallAM,attenff.
[42. alit'. Ofila, Ortober IT, 1661.—cre1tAtarr
°LOVE ANODYNE TOOTO.AOLLE
- NJ BROPd.—Thle ample and alloaclaw. . remedy
wile Instantly upon the terra of the tooth,And barn.
Oa* relief le Ova 11 till not mipleautitly elect
the breath Ilan Krauts, Miura the gtuns or destroy.
the enema of the team the onmerone cores It hut ac'
compllehed ere well attested, end It he. mile to be.
come generally known to bees Ohl, appreciated by
the public u It hes long been by Dentleta.,
Prepared and wad by A. B. k D. BAN DS, Dtoggfite,
100 ratan area. New :Pork. .
Bold also EL •. PARNSSTOOK A CO., Pitts
oargn 8,.
Bold t.o by Dragoitagenaally.
A GENTS WANTIOD 11—Male and lee'.
lime!., CU over the Country, to sell the eaa&t
ha Wit YKIZa and recipe packages, containing •
One engraving (d br of (Miami damns 'N.. tia.
thaw", the klapeleon of. Ute conk, &vent, an
minable recipes, stationery sod warier, printed to
onion, with Union designs, OM of Jewelry, att. A
more Westin artiole anent In Immd In market
Mu sgent• aretnekteg from $S to $lO viar do. Vend
stamp for car maintautti Limier. containing WI
Particulars. il/CISARtia A co..
coin: led 101 Masan street; to. York.'
ELEGANT ITALIAN MONUMENTS
GIA.ELD lON VASEt
Will be .old at Milo Bale, on MONDAT MORN
ING, October 10.1, at /1 o'clock. at 18tt ARON BT.
-In the city of Philadelphia, RI 111LB3ANT ITALIAN
MABBLI 610140 TX ITS and 40 HARDEN TABER
They wore hewn.: Irmo 11.1 y far parties In the
nth and will Darold without unarm. Now ready
for eraininatton. O. J. WOLGIST G 00,
neleirtd AnotiOneers.
CIRCULARS,
BaLMORAZ SIEZILTS
V 7 0 0 70. SI3AWL9 ,
ALL OP IMP LUMP BTYLIP;
BUILCK AND WHITE CHECK SUAWLB4
Jun opeted st
W. D.IIIIOUS'
FIFTY PAIRS
COUNTRY BLANKETS,
WHITE COUNTRY FLANNELS,
Jot received at •
W & D• HIIGIT8'•
j_j OMRSTE DS AND PROPERTY,
11 RUITABLIII FOR .OARDENING
povitively witboacissame widsta
utiles-of the Coors Renee, and a abort Alamo° trim
the city Hoe. near the Ommeamtile Railroad. watch
now Wetted, Elting every facility to approach the
property at • vomit charge, with•• pleamot tide to
Efate] wood Bottles cti the Wade Rotate; wijoining
tveidvoce of , Don. George Dante. Isaac AI. 'Pectiook.
fag., ilou. 111.0vartzwebier, Ate. Buygelo, aid nth.
era. Sale to take place on the yaramhea x en THUS&
DAY Naxr, October lnkt..lit 2 defect.
__Gore will start from the M % atto Den the Gat
Works, at 1% o'clock, to coaeary !how idahlag topic
then. tees tickets will to stun by Hobert Robb,
Rag, at the law office of Maim Robb
Diamond streetbetiteendmilhileld Andaman& strum,
or at the Auction House of W. 6.lllofiattroy •
Yancey particulemmia be Men en, handbills. -A"
Plan of the property eat be awn either at the law of.
lima( Mesas Robb it MoOonuell, or at Abe Auction
Homo of W. G. fitchartaiy.
Termsof nit acoommodatlag to .u: -
JAWED BIaRRPNI; Hotelman.
-.
, call lid W. G. McGARTN NY; abotioneer.
NOTION.—.The Warehouse lately oeou-
AN pled by ci havltie been &aimed by are, we
here removed to N 0.1183 LIIIIIHTY eraitrr, • kw
WO • • 0011 rotairlog a oboteo lot _of • 11/10011 -
1014LDER% 81D119 sad &root' from the
Smits ktotulo„ ant obeli be - pleated to see oar ca.to
mot. toiltctf - WLL. B. HAYS is OP.:
MONEY TO LOAN. . - •
riW THOWIA3D IrDLLABg eau' to: obtained,
amonnis to snit, an bond and mortgage tally arras ,
Ing the amount, by addressing Wiz 568, , Pittsburgh
Wi
P. U. The 'nston will bostriatly onnikiestral.-
.
r-0012411
portanit hiving Wain*
oriloaltbsaleamboal, OLAJt& DIAN mime.
uollasd to prong theca fOt sittlodout.. LLt4.
ham; of ThOldJA BILL "1'00.; Mt orfiot 4
lly.robooribor may bo tonna' -
oettlwd soal_au.
L Q. GRAFF - ttIRAHAM,
• , PRODDON AND 'COMDINNINN
Z.113/4.oBAlstt'e,
.No• 2 . 04 5 ‘ .A 1 A 1 14 4871 1 1 17,
PaILADBLPaIa
.48:att . • 4
..•.
FALL: GO: : ODS
Jusr RTOBIVW.••
trAttie Choke; otach: oilit4LL ItitHiDg
caoefsting lu of the *tit 011.00104 i ritcworea•
tumuli intim ,t 4 .vstrrise4 *Watt !stetter tor.
Kant wilt b. equal, to &ay ttatentr to 'he toitud
Atha or West. They will: hewed* op, K. iNikti in s+ .
hoi . titlet stylecoad , 'Kola* to ton the times. .
Wohid teopeottolly eallott. Kt early' ail ',hoot hoe
Introits end tkiepablK -
. .
. . - .
~ •
SAMUEL GitAlLk
.150111. •
Ratans*, Tazoni-No; 19 .otry a Sr:,
yiN4 Ardaltotwr, i tugs. •
st trPpit i lail " ri mr- ner e : 4 : l"ilrift4
• - BangThiltintiriV
jarticises welerß,
• 1111.0444 c:
RonwirS. I,nnitNa STO 104 st:
det9- -Tl.ll4latresearit.";
BALMtlitlai a - A.IRMB,
• . 011MORNir.
'A 1a elototil Vitiation 101.1111/6 it tbs.
A wiliszoslturinta
(Ka > - - 11411irtet stmt.
OT QV OrAnistaasoMML!!-Pa:
_ _ _
/110011 wi MUT, Wood
.s - ~`_°". "`""~'~y'-~,~_
c:.~ -cr ,s-.,- r '•' } -fir ~ _ I~
Erg Coots.
L isssATS - for s+ri ;urth sr23.
,souiviOnira ..rtet $.1.4‘).
etl3 v... $1,25,
1,7 .
iti ,
Im.g.tat MtainSTtioll*Mrm damagul *Bug
Tory chimp.
ilriL FLINCH. 1131irROIDEIVED Lai =CHAN
uoants, .
wovam wax TRAIL 1100 P. 8,1E4 TIT 3
LINRS HAADIEEROILLEM HO[SSOIDIMMD scd
HIM %WSJ!!
i; W 228 ALSD I AMIN E
iz,oclsirr violisorNa, lAMITit BANDA.
WOCILfei. 8G0143, MMUS,
SELLIFLO,
WXYGIN" WOIiaTBD,"
EIIigTLAND,WOOL,
DRIES iIIIICIaIiGS, IELVRT RIVBO2IB.
vaix RIBBOIq6,
GILT lIBLIDEL GLOVES, 110HVESY,
NOI7OPB . SIP VASTY GOODS,
fMils‘ tor cash at CHAI3IZES 01PINEWS,
BARBED
FLANNELS,
Warrlt, MID AND, YELLOW NI, &itNilL3,
ORBY SAGE ?LANNI!"
00UNTItT AND SAMOS BLANKETS
IiAtINSTIC HIINTDOKI 711 Mal,
oseanumiza, 01i3TEld,
Mit MEIN AND 80T8' IVgAft
BILAL WELOR PLANNELS,
CANTON PLANtiEL3
A tall. wnsortmcnt of
DRABS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
J• M. BURCHFIELD'S.
catim's
Go 1 0 I
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S,
STRXIEM.
TO BUY TOUR
snAwLs,
CLOAKS,
CASHMERES,
DE LAINEB, '
POPLINS,
STRIPED
DitSBBGOODS,
OF VERY
PRINTS,
6 MINTS
RXR YARD
CLOTHS,
OAI3B.IBUIRES,
SATINETS,
lIMENIIOEI
.BLINIEZTS, &a,
dial *impala* la MOSS, sal ciarstpek
pith" incift amp - tots la the env-- We
••• - •
6 IORIIMA TAiIIITY.
Than and atm Roam
111.0411, ELIK4III /011311401/G4ii
.11W
EATON, MACHU* & co.,
-Noe.l7snd 19 Mut etad
Ihro*tbrittuktiarci", -, . - •
AIL it*,. l3 _ , te . t e', :Zl *o3'
- • Kook -of
--utiummr, 6 , -
11-4 .
7.:1/811MOR VLOWII3IIA MOUS& •
."111LADDJADIell1,tiOODECI80.111711
WOOL,
ow diiil-11311T511111111110) - 110111hyary cheap, ,
IMO' 0, AILLWOOL*II.IIII.I , IO
PLIIX-!7011:141.18111D 111/bi69BISTB
- 11111/;AND" 116101111 , 02 rnial Olt FALL 4ND
'Illtril•11 GWYN.
,c)psossia,;/;" gilfa c at - eft,Ots mom:rte.
.uutosn'aiuirel....ii «um',
11., 00.6aT0 mid* • rectal - univalent by.
bovii to to -III& to amply Ih•trudi_ja
quaudly, !Wks .o.lootos Mae of 4[1.108
9 0018 7 mid 2 lllb.Si 4 We r rica , than sur in most.
armorial, twriveoppilai atiftry i gwe tr o .
NATinf. MACRUM.
se2S ' ": 1005:11 00010 Sittiletznet.
Alf aRINO. UNDliathirthlENTS,
EL Imake sad Ulna . MIMING do
MUM AUDIO .W001.81118111,A1(D IDRAWIIIn&
!COMP coma . ttptipirdk LlOBlO,
...'l.7llWd MOT 805710.' •
rIiIALMOIAL Rasa azinnurinolua;
Asia fon timid WOOUnt 030DIPely adopt.
Meter fur dad dm
', . B y sshe -
G df3Rll,
PAS , ' ST. nittAt amt.
-.:IOITINTSR Iit#OVISAz line -. 4
vriin kid& of inatie" Adms 4 ll•l - k4,10m,
ditrerakmd tab sithilairedprkefi,ll4 ,
—immure nusuie
doin • • ' aldka,didet
r. ~
,- 1‘1%7/, ,
~,,L,Lxv.rew.d°l4l4.lY
10iTAN TREI-29,g00413V1Whiittie.—A").
V ply to BIWNdTCTtdSY, 138 Wood it
Ur 9N 1 RD—Bunds and fdortgagee
TT; Car $2,OCn and WOO, tattulf tram tEO to
thrle liars to ru. - Apply at PESTI 8.11 et char
stmt. •
W A N T E LI TO RENI.'-a. MILL'
vv PP. , PIRTY (.ter power proferfid,) by •
.precticia Miller. The beet of re f. ream ate, b•
For tericolori Wrest _ a
' - Roy. .
ee2ls:lmd N 0.66 Wsluot otreec,Plltaburgb,h.
j' OK BAAS 08. EXCHANUS.
20003bath.CoonaOlav1llit Oven Calm,
ea) , . - VONT • in
OR mry. commotion!! and
iatidetwoolnW danitabliattelabbar
hood Inaba 34 Wark Aloe:may, tio loos sad Imy
payments, and vers low. Inquire of
13. eanonat4 AUoratei at Law
:if • 138 horn street
IT ALUABLE OIL PIiOEEBTLIPOB
86111-411tuated oir French:Creek, •embriecidd
between 10 and U soros Tire* us on the properry
di - ImM In terkala program, three 111 width are at
• dectent depth toll:silly operating; Cooneetedirlth
the wade le s Kerwin' engine, In good meant order.
This property to adlolnlag dt• celebrated Affeersalck
farm and le perhaps one of ebe toot oil alto In that
reglog we offer s• grist twists an lealy terms of
payment cr Wife exchentirdir teal saute or•
Joining the city. Per gartlonlara imply to • _
13. - IdUllll CO.
aid , • N0.11834,./onrth street.
EMIT=
'no tlret-elase • DwellingT
di
etvee.tirelensw. site 9 rootnn;andirlt9.ll'
all code= tinprotomonts, loaded on_Ttumel.•
t inn Wiley atzeet and Pennisylnals fermi
sta. • - ' an64l , .
Vilneintla - MOIL lIIILIAIi—AIIINA Sian! WIWI
w.,1 PO Wilt, In glad onlia, now &infra/10ns power
. orgasm Ilk hap 0at.,,: WIII be sold cheap for ash. .111kf
nlnist_ _. . • , -
...._:-. EMZIIITS GIVPIM
__. linagad.
-
R.DITIONS - OF VALUTA
_LABLB 110010 !nit receired at MINTOI7 . 4 9 4110
bi. ..lair streets
TIM M'S NI/TORY OF THE VIIICNOII 11.1110-
LUTION, 2 vol., hell calf, $3; do 2 evicts one, hell
utq rt,2o.
NW WWI - (Thos.) MENTAL PEELLOSOPEIT, II vols.
DB nVE V'S WIMVKa, 6 vole, colt, $OO.
maulers 00/EDNISTANY, 9vole,halfwlf new,
826.
8000. ' •
011ANAN'S DXIOBIIIOS Z1X11.1131111118.
do . aussiastauaLouaalNlGYPT
AND PAL/MINE, SIAS. Mew last two will be
malted tree.)
IVEW .ENGILISLI BOOK--Ure An
-
J drew, kt., Phikecpby of MorratmOmos. Both. -
Ors. The Cotton Hounfactore or ersiti firitata.
ruts. Lion.
tarery and f Meision In Armin,By onism NI.
Boon, P.B. B. . M
-Inset Architecture. By.Jamos Ban ns. • -
The Magic of rcteoetk, .14Jamas . Wilds; beatill „
thily Illownatdd. . „
Poems byPLBDp Fremeaci,ok various sabisete, bat
chiefly Mating Memento lathe War of Independence.
bilitca's Pocono. Bohn's beautiful edition.
in EAltrnritonista and Its Lenders, By John Thai.
The Headship of Christ. By Uugh Miller.
" The British Conciliation. By Lord Hob
n.
ortmnphoef loventions and pharaohs. Maar. ted.
The Boys' Play Book of .ocienee. • TM, Boys' Play
Book of Metals. Both baardloinely illeartated.
Hook's o:tiptoed Manila A handsome edition of
meet Hood's rat.
British Birds, Eggs and Nests, porpoluly dear:Med.
BfantitallYcOlorea Liestrationi.
Common Obleetl far the Microscope, uniform with
the obeys. •
from Ito History and Honorarium. By fairbalrn
Wycliffe and the Hoguelso . m. By -Dr. Hansay oto,
eta Poi tide by -• R. B. HABIB.
,020 No. hi Wood street.
CLOAKS said
DIIiTERS, at
BOOKS FOR Tag AIM '
Begntatkme tor the Army of the Untied Elites .
Gilboa& Mutual 6:4• Vt.lookers and fdallthi.
U. B. infantry and,Bitle Tactics complete.
twett's Infantry Teatics'Y
The Zonure Drill Book. - ,
Manuel forth. Iteattlfin thelf.fght Infantry Drill.
Arranged for the Val.edAtigiN , lctutraa by Um late
•
Ellewiwth.
Bayonet Xtrerchrta for the Army. - .
renional Matory of Is.rd Bacon.
offltr Philip Minor.
ninon Decks@ Battles. BytheasoY.
tlr Watterßalelgh. Byl3.lltageley.
Adrentaree In lb. Booth Yerldo. By Boling
Beata..
Tom Brown at Oates& 3 Bola. •
Popular Astronomy. By ktltchall t '
Beaurtm of Surkla. •
Wet Gllbert'r Owner.
Glousry of ilogileh Words. By Trench.
flantah. ByAwynata / Inane. • • ..-
Atirectiorde Cderatral, Medical and Theological
Boats.' Wank Book* and etattonery.
e 02.• Sian, V 3 fourth street. •
DUSTERS,
MERINOS,
altOS' MILITARY SURGERY—A
nut Kenna or Military fernery, or Hints on the
Doieryeneree of Yield, Comp and 'twit/a Pnietlee.—
Cy B.M. Grow, M.D. I emcee. Price 60 ante.
MAY. At 00., 1311 Wood ••• t.
PLAIN,
To Farmers and Others.
PLAID AND
GEOWNYM SUPERIOR - PATENT
GRAIN FAN AND SEPARATOR.
PATIINTEV JANUARY 10, 1000. • •
THE SUPgRIORITY OF THIS FAN
over all others In una consists In It. chestiness,
simplicity and durability: — gecond,tri cleaning Onto
fader, batter and more thoroughly, with leo labor
Wan any other lull!. The patentee ot.the obote - Pan
has bran long antaged . in'manntaaturing and selling ggrimiltaral Mph:meats, coortociat ottnegreat want
of Yan fordossing the dilatant Ltndeor Stain
and ineds„ prorate this en the Wills With fell am&
deuce Mat it wilt meet their wants. -
The rindenigned, hasten purchased the sole tight
toniannfacture eldi the abon Groin Pan add beg.
ataterin Western Pennsylvania, Wiliglint Throbs
and all Ohio, and the right to met in Indiana an 111.1.,
stank' noarreparad to MI sit Mem, whetted* or
rids% 'at 319 Liberty street ptttlitirtsbja."
segarsawtfr ' W. W. WAlXdial..•
K IR D
FAST COLT
IMOVDS._ - -•-
D, nAv - IN & VON,
. PL4NVELOTTIEUB OP
Warehouse, Federal Street, 'near New
alzrz ib bnitir,nibc
UHT
rent' of Molting aid " Tat, far Wood and
Otelorbloh Ws ant seillag at knreet Weak OWN
Tbdting oar city will Bad it to *dr advantage to Os
no • ralland cambia oar stook twine paulhaattor ow-
Out Leon - toms boats, Iron Zaftig, Sale, !follow .
Wars, Wagon Sontai, . • -
!lain and Sauey Grate Fronts, 'Fenders,
ca4l°ll2 , 4 .
. D. Ws HA 1101.*
SHIRTINOS,
6ic PAR Y'D.
JZANEI,
00 NIS - SiON &NTS,
- FLANNELi3,
ise Nyainut Strees,:,
0RA1*,1%0D170 . 741'0134690
- MINIM AND - LIQII0148;- -
mross *Armors to to ma& 0fp06. -
eijsbarei 11‘41 Ova"! Pod° ou nnankPlin*
Siati
jEtATS AND OAPS:—
FAIrL g;TICI.MEI
AT
= -= INE.C(O lik_XF:4;e: 0 •' l ll
larif;':.(«4l;4•6 dark
al Um
t .
Both for the d e eountry trod*, vithil May coo
tNt Orteri.lOtt &lOW • -
allter4orl promptly MIL
is UtielLss Ii BTOWi , -
tt g sfo 'en r e , am.
ligiell B P •
- • .
t l il 4l ja 9C4CIFIii4. 6R3 *ar 11, 4 PUIPIWOW
171141 , acL7 Y Satt i Y CITY. • =
ria,„id._.o,_Juszs i - :.:L-.7-- I ._. •
•&,::•.,111:10-111111ristit .1271/14 lIBT#
..".::t•;-.7,..,..1..-..,...111141ROIMITL
pIEithAttIYSTEDINKIEWAidi,A
, Jup aupplyot MIN thefts brandillikl4 l o.7 main•
inntlisitoalk lapertar mkt for La ttnot •dwilitatel
I„Arattsittais._—. AMON AtanolliDinjggist.'‘ •
°aria 'Nara asitelsitaltad *Mot& ”
_ _
kfAJOMIJJOIPIS ,Bl'QAttliOttATS or
AU' SODA •PlLta.-1" * `inlSalpl, Mimi, limb -
Luudat, of 'mother nippty admix. melliont K 2& -
entux JOBRITON, Droirguk
pott er _ Mawremtae idiPS Fourth Mos% _
11111t-11.2ittiGH.AW.73- • -- STIMULATIN G
- 30 QUOIN% r•commithd bf.nieettl4li
iny ilts 'restage Hag SNOW/Pr Pt win. &ow.
sq:lTArisr...lP.Po-aT ar 01 !
- • Omit lhatftelet 'b.
Ordentrose the Nutty sinsoai sormoil..
giants: =;-
,Ifoz,,Ssate 23; go tst.
Alb) Otlitif.,
FOR SALE,
Zit ' l l l dC
SHIP
D1AL1)8.IrI. _
SEAI.EbaS.
pITTSIIIMo r : 4Rx.
A --
Airman Mania; 'town' tr.
POPULAILgrAT.
POPULAR PLAY.
I ; POPOLLS tzar.
oNoks TOWS CABIN.
MOLE TOWS - CABIN: —
lINOLZ TOMB OABIN.
STYLI itionasos AS TOPSY.
NTT'S HINAUCION AS TOM.'
3111111 /11=11280I1 an TONT
' Plllll/11L4111tH;(c., .
ailifflitildlii3lo BOUILIS-;“
Iv : rtrOTTHARAI; J1:111112H,,,_':
W WTI of ZION; DILAWADON;
011U8TLAN 111.17b41.116,-1 •
E i A NEW eazollNA HAORA:` , -:
s
MINATO BELL, Ain • ,
7 AN 1001. VIN o. ,-
'l.lr.ho awn, st 10.50 no down , nab. ) V i ' alL;1 1 7
i JOHN H. HILLOI4,
' -iota No;131 - WXt street, !Outrank.
Biitillßutra'S`
Gor.zum• qxzeLib7
Sabbath _ Schoo l s.
Melodie
saviuniam yonooL umanginsoot.
itzgeei, moat tompleie Perfect hymn sad
time Book e'er made far the moo flabbedk Mikad&o
Price. SL2 per. bemired, or lb onto ell;:-or inAo
,per *men. Par Wetn quentilke or ideal tip
Jona W..Wklei OR.
No.Bl Wood Meek Plittebargb.
pierios AT A BARUAIN.
A DAIWA tart .1u
Splendid Sew and Seeon.i.Send.
PIA N 0 8
„ „r111 , ,,
,ceasAri,v im;Duank patc.
OBARLOTTS BLIIIIIII,
Na el Alb West,
Mtuational.
LW=
OLANUOM;
AWMUJIRGAGUOOL , OR
.
ADV. JONIEPH .T L
BI 11.1111/NOTAL,
The ThlitrNiuth Milan wEll outomoscuolt
DAY, Demo ob& /p, 11161.. -u4.
for Olrculars, Inquire of ldrissrs.dlohtt
Ymr. 67.Watar stmt. or Msouo. T. H. Nato A Co"
20 Wood P itisbargh, or of the Trbolpal, Bs
kgleysillo, Ailsgteas 00., °redwoods's/tsar
IBELIBUT PHIAL/HD SC/1001.
rrliE THIRD SESSION Ot THIS
ettiod will oommenee on Ms 11118 T MONDAY
Of HIPTIAMBIIII. '
TAMS&
Primary Deparimoat per 1101146 -
11 of Ova bililahl..lol 00
atetnain do do do . do ...111 00
Iterdor do do do do . OW
The undertigned having placed Nue , iddidrea an
der Re tottractiontA Idr. sad les.-A7/111aT daring
the Dalt year would most eimertnityrtmemmend their
&hoot to the patronage of the ;Mut*. The Teachan
ate competent and and atm proven •
the mite has bete highly trathditetcl7:
William M Berth. lltlitanrlL.
Ramos joie— • , J. 80an...•
.I'. T. Loy. Austin Lootale
Dr.A. G. G:altard. Capt. WWI= Dean.
Thomas IL lalr. .. Wilma Obureh.
David litssitoont. Samuel Lindsay.
• Dr. 'A. C. Murdo-k. • a. T. NOrthant.
Mirror 0 imbed, 4W, apply to the Priaelpal, Ba
60 SNOW street, betemo Market and Wood, oral School Booms, c o rner ci Third - and
atropin atadottf IP N. AVZILY.
°anal. •
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H. wI. 1.4 I ILIA *Rs •
"Hu opened ■ Nonni! School at
No. or. CLAIR 'MUT. 301 dozy.
- 'SYJdetney el poetic,.
Be It the arnumllor or the Teachers; Bet man to
whom all Mos look for Metro and Inatroction.
. , JOHN .I.VOBRYBT.
Imams' mod heartily with the atom..
• ' • i 1.101:4111D
I dieerfhlly concur In the opinion e: , n a above.
.B. YllW.
I take plesnri In fitting It as my opinion that the
bugging reemameactation II folly Merited.
.A. suarr.
I know of no one who delimits higher testimony ha
his teem. B. N. AVYB.Y.
I fully comm . to the 'Move recoeameadaties.
_D. Diemunori.
Be ran prepare pupil, tor the Wet School Wolter
thanany other teacher to the city.
A. T. BOUTIBITT.
TllllllO2-11 per inek. to adenoma IntlaStawd
- 110ENN -
sAisotea STRUT, nrrre now.
Will mopes tooI...MONDAY, eßd dyed 13111PTIMe
BBL Bosom 112hper ereeket o th f Inv setae&
entled J. M. dm tTit Prindral.
GAS FIXTURF,S.
LC/B ASSORTMENT
JUB?
For Bale by
DAILY, FARItELL
ro e /sip iII'OURTII 11118ICZIP.
moStlymeBo
ST• NICHOIaAS Et • EL.
BroadwaY, i!iew
Board Reduced - to 12 per Day.,
QIN= Tag OPINING of this vastand
ii•A z aiwacm sow. in 18L4, It ba boti the dB&
itutenstrpt Ike pinetetitrs to mks It Monad wimp
tootpt, tonumfol sod ccitittortittlit ms fox the eta.
utd sinner az WI MR di the Alta&
Arid wbatemelma memad llkwto liallthibtar
ths coated otlO giisit. ibis ?siva mine,
ova mud to omt, topeeritdo, awl to minting skim
Ammo Of Individual and social Waimea midi*.
mochaaethae int : OAMa Main' fiats apptmat4
and tbat . ii igen It hae commanded dodo"
thipme iniyainte iratillytmt proo! that Matz et•
tan, 1 :-
ere Mist the -ectputetta d the stray Winn all as
N 4111614 610 - Prioil,s 9 1 4 niala !WO ea'OS.ool,. the
.RethiciVithe E'rldo
.ot Baud to Two
DOILY, Iper Day,"
Si 14144 11090 Of ek• throw Ida
lad& their ilthecto bon mieled.
vmsobas AGO
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