Da. gam:Ex:maitre° Expsnrrips —ln
, • tittrutldet of the exciting times whioh now
nurround tut,' events the most interesting
can hardly obtain a moment's hearing, if
unconnected with the war. There May be
•
a few of our rem : ler/410,65ec, who will be
glad !to learn-that Dr. llayes hee retorned
with the exploring schooner ..llaited States,
and-has published an offielal aoconnt of his
trip. We can only eye a brief eynopsis of
the voyage., .
' - The expedition; coniposedf of one .emall
•
vessel, tailed from Beaton; July 5,1861, sod
from .11pernivik'en the 16th of the same
• ,uontb. 'Os the 24tb,vesohed Melville Bay,
" 5 ? . : end 'affected he postage in 55 hours.' ~9,1 a,
the 28th they- were brought up with •heavy
•paok of, ice, twenty miles south of
# milles
Strait. Every effort to End an opening
through this pack was inavallicig, and after
contending with heavy geles,snd almost
continual bad weather for several days, in
which the Teasel suffered - severely, on Sept.
2d Littleton Wand was reached. Examina
alone from the highland(' of, the Island , sod
with boate, showed that it was hopeleaa to
attempt any further progrees that season.
'Everything was wintry. It snowed almost
Incessantly, the thermometer was 18 degrees
below freezing; soil the vessel was coated
with ice.. It Was concluded to go into win
ter quarters in Hursteih Bay, where the
, vessel was moored near the shore, on Sept.
sth, end every preparation made for win
tering. The spot was mimed Port Foulke,
and is in let: 78 1 .:17/ 41” N., lon. 70° 80 ,
67" W. - It is twenty miles farther south
- than Dr.. Kane's winter quarters, and die
tint from it by the coast ninety miles. The
winter win spent in miens eurveyi and
. observations,-for the promotion of the ob
• Jodh of• the expedition
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Daring' the 'winter Dr. Hayes visited
Rensselaer Rer),or, Dr. • Kane's Winter
'Quarters. No vestige orthelAdvance was
discovered. She had probably drifted out
to mei with
. the toe. Daring the trip the
thermometer sunk to OP below *zero.
the spring an expedition was under
taken on the ice. with pledges, and after •
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• great deal of Buffering and labor Dr. Nam
&Wain' sd the latitude of 81° 35f, the higbeet
northing ever attained, excepting Bit. Ed
ward Parry. The land was taken posses
, glen of in the nine of the Dated Staten,
• and the flag used covered the moat North-
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am known laud on the globe. Being tru- .
able to proceed further for want of provl
alone, and the doge being exhausted, Dr.
Hayes returned to his veseel, around which
the ice broke up on the 10th of July, 1861,
antishe put to sea on the 14th..
~
Ae the pack of toe still remained solid,
and the vessel was Tory ranch disabled, It wee
concluded to return home, and the expedi
tion reached New York on the 14th of Au
gust, and Boston Ootobef 28d. Dr. Hayes
says in conclusion, that be is still of opin
ion that Smith's Strait can be navigated by
steam, though not sails alone. He earl he
hopes to return in a small steamer, and for
that Purpose left Boole stores at Port Foulke,
satiat Upernevik. We look for an interest
leg volume from - blagraphio pen.
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sad that Gen. Hit Heck, now on his way from
California, is to supersede Gen. McCncr.aan,
Is doubtless untrue; but the government very'
pniperly . wisti to have the veryicesaf so dia
languished an officer at commend on any ewer.
gunny which may happen. Re will no doubt
be assigned to high coMmand. Gen. Galleck
New Yorker by birth, entered Went !ghat
i ,, 1ii.11336 stood third in him elan, was breveted
pecond lieutenant of engineers July I, 1839;
wu acting sesiVant professor. of engineering
at Went Point from July, 1839, to Jane,' 1640.
n• is the author of a military work orrPBito-,
,1 men and its Gees," In 1846 be wsz.made
first likutesset. In 1846 he wrote the “Ele.
mints of Military Art aid Science." 'ln 1847
be was brevetellesptain for gallant conduct in
arum with - the enemy, and for meritorious.
inervien in California, where he was' geeretiuy
'r of 13tato in the military governments of Gent.
-Kearny, Meson and Riley, in 1847, /848 and
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• put:of 1849. Be was Chief of' the sitar to
COmmodore Shabritne naval and military
i/stritatiofit s the Pacific in. 1847 and 1848,
n 4 a mirmber of the Conveistioi in 1849 to
derav r and of the committee to draft, the cons
alitution'of California: In July, 1851 be was
appointed captain of engineers, and resigned
-on August I, 18.54. Re'sow - appears as a
rMajor General, his commission bearing date
Aignatl9, 1861. He loft t'alifornUrfor Wash.
I,, , iagton . ott the lit instant. •
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Ton Ca or tux N ; aomi although an
lieennsienou, is not a matter of vital import
anes. - supplies aim, ; for the .present, be dale
,: GM at Locust Point, in Baltimore, sat trans
-- tined by railroad to Washington, and the New
York Poet contends that, "meantime, cteneral
'.ll4olalan know' that the chaser the• Potomac,
atiememsra occupation at Munson's hill, is,
h alal#unipm. 7 iacontuaiunca. j Aothre move
iestas aft itspendineon -the limier the iota
. Mute:, IT latiCiellsit it not Itgarionad with, but
tits t M dbanstion granted bite, without which a
cannot sot with effect, he will atidoubt.
ally ler, the enemy to giro battle before many
days me, put. In that Out, the Sapp! pun
giksiiimay has detackedfront bin main army to
e~elue on the Potostaia,thisaeleS"will
be NetlletLn victory; and-ovary gat be tie
with - great-labor placid on the shim bahk
oases? wietory,/all tato warloreds," •
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Vittsinqt Qi-Neffe.
- B. RID'DI, & CO., -
, 111111 Tb at ani ?Bo' aaaaa aas.
Pubikatial; Olkr, Fifa .dred,nseir ihraithficia.
PI"r7I433V'XiCIIEE
SATURDAY MORNIIW, OCT. 26, 1861
¢sFor eteamk!oata leaTivg this day; see
loorib'page. ' -
-Plttebarah Weekly-daietikr.
Tar Wieetv, Ge.zerrs, publiebed tine
at' °ening, etuttainu full iletails or&Mune in
Kentucky, of the pretreat of events in Ms.
@Jeri; around Waibielgten. the Upper Potomac,
and the latut..enwe by weguipii and mail
Itom ill important points.
A
melancholy. event took place during the
winter. Mr. &Wag, the astronomer of
the Expedition, and second in command;
and who was with Dr. Kane, volunteered to
go one journey to procure dogs for the ser
vices of the expedition. Ho took a sledge
and nine dogs, and an Esquimau:, named
Hans. After they were out several days;
spending, the nights. in snow huts, Mr.
lEionntag fell through the Ice whore it wan
thin under the snow.
_He was immediately
extrioated by Hans, who started book with
hlmto the last station, fire miles off, but
before they
,arrired -Mr. Sonnteg was in
nensibli front' the cold, and died soon after
they arrived. -Hans returned to head quar
ter, and the body -was brought in and
buried. Thus perished this 'martyr to
science.
Genirat Ila'leak.
cz=z!ramo!
, • The Hattie eh the Potbmwet•
Ie tbe, midst of the confusion of aceminte
curceraing the late bailie 'au the Peleteee,
it hes bean difficult to tall the true position
of affairs. It it quite evident that our troop
orStone's JITIIIen, (commanded by (Maid
Baker, coot with *repulse, and a very eevere
Ices, and that they were driven beak acmes
the river, or rather to Barrison's island,
in the middle of the river. At the same time
it was elated that Gm Banks had effected
a lodgment In Virginia, and that be now
held possession of the. Southern shore, and
Gem hlcClellan had clotted the troupe on the
Virginia aide, land that everything was
secure.
The accounts were etientifueed that double
- were entertainediuWashidgtou, on Wed
nesday, whether Mir troolip had posseseion
of the Booth bank at all.
The true account seems to be this: Gen.
Stone's troops tressed at Conrad's Ferry,
about five miles below Edward!? Ferry,
while ODD. Bents creased at Eiwarde Ferry.
Gen. Stone', troops were repotted with great
loss, and driven batik to Harrison'a Island,
while Um Banks effected a lodgment with
out much dilMiulty.
By the despatch in another column, we
learn that our troops have retired from the
Virginia shore, bOth at Harrison's Island,
and at Edwards' Ferry.
The difficulty of throwing over itroope
wee very great. The river ie high, libelee
had nothing but two or three ectows - to effect
a passage, so that there waa no possibility
of reinforcing our men in time. It . seeme
amazing if mob an effort was to be made,
that boats were not prepared, or a pontoon
bridge constructed, so that the army could
have passed easily and safely. We hope
something' will be learned by these repeated
disasters.
Our men did all that men could do at the
battle of Conn& Ferry. , They fought
bravely, but were outnumbered, and were at
a disidvantavi in every reepear The con
aequenoe wan there was a great loss of life,
especially in officers, while the enemy did
not suffer much. The following, taken from
the New York Tribune, is the only intelligi
ble amount we have seen :
Capt. F. G. Young, of New York , aid to
Col. Baker, and who was with him when he
died, gives the following see:tont :
"Gen. Stone prdered Col. Biker, on Sun,
day evening, to have his brigade ready to
move at 7 o'clock on Monday morning.
The brigade was then stationed five miles
from Conrad's Ferry. At 3 o'clock in the
morning, however, a messenger from Gen.
Stone ordered the first battalion, under
Lieutenant Colonel Wittier,' to move immell
diately, so as to be at Conrad's Ferry at sun—
rise, which they did, and reported them.
selvesleflen. Stone.
"Orders were then sent from 'General
Stone to the battalion, to stand fast until
they should hear heavy firing in front, and
then to cross. AbOul an hour afterward;
musketry having been heard previously,
dead and wounded began to be brought over
to where we were. At 10 o'clock the num
ber of killed and wounded brought in was
increased. General Stone ordered Colonel
Baker to take command of the forces on
both - sides of the river 'at that place; and to
bring up his thigade'and the Tsmtnity re
giment, commanded by Colonel Coggewell,
which was in camp about three miles
distant. and to cross immediately.
"Captain Young carried the orders to the
Tammany Regiment, and the whole force
proceeded about a mile down the river,
ready to cross. We found two scloire,vanh
of which could carry from forty to fifty men,
and - managed to get from the canal a dug
out, which would take sixty or seventy more ;
"Six companies of the first battalion of the
California Regiment, three pieces of artil
lery, with men and horses belonging to the
Tammany Regiment, with Col. Baker, Col.
Coggewell, Lieutenant-Colonel Wistar, As
sistant Adjutant- Generatllarvey, and Capt.
Young, got to the island, where we were
joined by a battery of the Seccird Rhode
island Artillery, with two small howitzers.
The passage to the island was very difficult
with our insufficient mosneof transporta
tion, the distance being a quarter of a mile,
and the current Swift. We poled ourselves
up the eastern ehore a long distance, thence
Were drifted down to the landing. From
the island to the Virginia shore, our only
means of transportation was one scow and
a metallikbost, of little or no service. We
landed wider a steep bank, 100 feet high,
.covered with rocks and jungle.
"Scrambling up the bank, we found an
open - field of six acres, with thick woods on',
three aides, out of whit b came a apeman!,
irregular firing from the enemy.' Here
were Col. Devin's Fifteenth Mamisclusette
regiment on the right in line at the edge of
the woods, having been driven in after pro
ceeding a mile and a half toward Leesburg.
We formed on the left, and presently ad
vanced two companies of skirmiehers to the
woods in front. - The conoealed enemy drove
them back with a heavy, telliniTvolley, and
folldwing the regular with au irregular 6r
ing. Our men fell on their bellies .under
the brow of the hill, the enemy not. being
in eight., The artillery could not be served
benauselheitunnere were not to be found:
"Capt. Stewart, of Gen. Stone's stiff,
with a message to Col. ,Baker to bold his
ground, as Gen. Gorman, with 5,000 men,
was marching from Edwards' Ferry to rein
force him. One company was advanced to
the left, the direction from which Gen. Gor
man was expected. They were met by a
yell and'• volley as before, and fell back to
'the line. The hidden enemy now appeared
to be in force on th s iee -idea of us, which,
with the river at their back, disheartened
the men,
'The line offieers of Abe Maeaschusette
regiment ordered their companies to retreat,
sod, the enemy coming out of the woods for
the Mat time in eight, general confusion
enacted. The men, running to the water's
edge and finding no boats, rallied, ran up
! the hill, discharged two volleys, when in
officer of the Ilissesebusette Fifteenth tied a
white handkerchief to hie sword. The
enemy ceased firing and took prisoners.
klany*cape4 Into' the wooas. Borne swam
for thipslatid, - - others found-small AWL
Some were drowned, among them many of
the wounded.
"Soon after Copt, Stewart's appearance.
Col. Baker, who. was, during the whole ea
, gagement, perfectly cool end brace, on foot,
cheering and leading on the men, was shot
tram the wood, several balls tusking fatal
wounde, and all believed to have been shot
from one revolver. The rebel who killed him
-ran out in his shirt sleeves, followed by four
or flee others. As they approached the
body, Captain Devil Blend, of the Twen
ty-second, and Ward, the pugilist, with' ten.
men of his company, rushed forward, shot
the killer and drove away the reel Capt.
Young bore the body from the field.
"Three hundred - end twenty of the first
battalion, the only, ono in the engagement
of Baker's Regiment; - were missing at ten
o'clock this morning; .of two companiee of
the Tammany Regiment engaged, there were
4100 mussing; of - 400 of the Massachusetts
`Regiment, at least half were missing yea
terday. There were about 1,700 In all en
gaged."
Jana. 21021.11011'S BAIKILY.—The Louisville
Journal sa3s that atones 14. Jeff. Thompson,
who 111 at the head of an army of rebels In
afiumui, has for several years been • real es
taieand il:1511fStlell agent at St. Joreph, and tot
.one or two - terms held the ellen of Mayor of
that 'oily. When he told his wife that he had
datddad to join the Confederate anny, she en
treated him not to do so, and enlisted the aid
and Influents of the neighbors and friends to
pronade him - from the rash mt. He &dared
..erasy,..".- ..."-and, assisted by others of the
k as bioundf, had her Masud in an asylum
MM. - Ueda -A latter from 81. Loads last week
states that'dte is again at Bt. Joseph, bogging
bet food sad Maud from oho tro i loa olUsons.
TEM worwAtiproxtv WISSODRI
Donor an.l 11,,0ut 14'a Scum.,lon Army.
Our telegraphic repo.ts afford some ad
ditional particulars of the' - Union victory.
obtained on Tuesday last at Fredericks
town,Missouri, which was 'announced in
yesterday's Intelligencer. '
- CoL Carlin, with parts of the Tiinty-
Best, Thirty-third- and. Tbiriy.eigtph
Illinois regiments, highth Wisconsin, Col.
Baker's Indiana cavalry, and Major Sao-
Bald's baVery, reached Frederickstown
from Pilot' . Knob at nine o'clock in tho
morning, ind at one P. M. ho was joined
by the Eleventh, Seventeenth, and Twen
tieth Illinois, and four hundred cavalry
from Cape Girardeau, under the command
of Col. Plummer.,
The combinedibroes then advanced in
pursuit of the Confederates, estimated at
tire br six thousand men, in command of
Jeff. Thompson and Col. Lowe, who had
left FrederickstOwrilwentprour hours be
fore, and were expected to be rapidly re
treating sguth; but a mile from the city
the entire enemy were discovered drawn
up in line of battle, partly posted in an
open fleldand partly in the adjacent woods,
with four eighteen pounders, well planted
in theirfront. Major Scofield immediately
opened fire, and at the fourth round ai
lanced -one of the rebel' guns. The en
gagement then became genera!, and lasted
about two hours; but after the first half
hour the rebels loft the field in disorder
and took to the wootlx - closely followed by
both our infantry and cavalry. Before
leaving the field the rebel Col. Lowe was
shot in the head and instantly killed.
Major Gavitt received fire bullets while
leading a Marge thirty yards in advance
of his command. Capt. By man, of the In
diana cavalry, was killed in the same
charge. 5
The Union loos is reported five killed,
five mortally wounded, and twenty slight
ly wounded. The enemy's loss is not as
certained. Two rebel surgeons who Game
into Fredorickstown for Col. Lowe's body
acknowledge a loss or two hundred killed
and wounded, but it is supposed to have
been larger. Their cannery was badly
managed. -
Jett Thompson got information of our
movements by capturing a/bearer of des
patches from Col. Plunimer to Carlin.
At the last accounts he and his army were
in full retreat and the Union troops in
purstul ' ,
Babel Dia./dors
It is stated by the St. Louis Democrat that
since the rebellion broke out in Miesuuri, orer
three hundred loyalists have been hung or &Mot,
in other words, murdered in cold blood, is
Missouri, for no other offense than their fidel
ity to the government! These are •the mis
creants Gen.'Fremont had to deal with; The
whole secession crew of Missouri are murder
ers and thieves, who fear neither God var./nen,
and who could only be 'toyed in their career
of slaughter and robbery by the leer of just
such puniihment of Gen. Fremont threatened
to visit apom them in his proclamation. The
certainty di death and the lou of their ■lave&
had a terror tor the cowardly and mercenary
ruffians that nothing else could invite. Since
the fear of that retribution hie been removed,
they have pillaged and murdered without re
straint.
JAMES A. ltlcllsarnas, late editor 01 the
Freeman's Journal, was on Wednesday dos..
charged fmsa Fort Lafayette. Ile declined
at first to take the oath of allegiance, but
finally consented.
ittIIVIT Diem's, the lately deceased Clerk
of the United States Senate, who had held
that position for thirty years, wan the son of
one of the pioneer clergymen in the Metho
dist Church, John Dickens, the intimate friend
of the venerable Bishop Asbury, alter whom
he was named.
GENERAL Luc is reported to have been sent
to Tenneisee, to supersede ZoCloutier in the
command of the rebel army in that State.
Mae CORRODORE STRISMIRAIt, who his been
busily engaged in conveying information lathe
rebels, to in the hands of the props's' officers at
Lonisville,Ky.--Apecia/ to Cincinnati Gazette
from Louirre
Suarasszon or vas Bamako Conroe —Tbe
President has at last suspended the *rit of
kabeas corpus for the District of Colombia. The
judges and lawsers have made themselves so
troublesoma with their officious interferences
with milituy affairs, that this bas bacons ne-
cessarp,
WOLD—Oo the 25th teat., at 6 o'clock a. mg, of In
tetrultent Never, AMELIA WOW', daughter of the
late Charlta Wolf end Rachel, hi. relict.
The funeral will, take place from the teeldence of
her mother. ea Illotberry alley, to the re of the Sib
ward erhoel home, on SUNDAY, the %fat real.
fubli; Statues.
IC - a-OITY TAX-PAYERS SHOULD
.. rrir bear in mind that the Oily and BUIDOIIe Tax
and Water Rena remaining unpaid on the Bra! day
of-November mit, will then be placed In the hands
or collietcre,on which gm per cent, VIII be added for
collection.
Also, She feerih ins!elesent of she Paring La do
end If clot paid by the Om of Deoenaber next ri
then he pieced Into the hands olthe etre Solicitor t.
Collection.
The BLiiio Mon:antile Taz.to 'Mogan duo and most
paid Intbout (utter delay to save omit.
oatlMltnovl
kr.crumot Doan or Prrrnmvon,
October lath, 1813 L I
WAN ELECTION for Directors o
ibis Cask will be held et the Ilsokitig ilea
on MOND VI, November 18, 1564 betwten toe boor
of 11 am. sod 2p. m. The 5115015 meeting of block
holders will be held on TURSDAY, November 1. 5111
►m. (ml 9) ' tl. M. LONNA Y, Citable,
Urrizga's 13•11rx, Pittecargb, vet 12,12 ,, 1.
10%AN BLEOTION for Thirtoon.Direct
. of this eaula Will be hold at tbe Backlog
Noun" on MONDAY,I2th day of November, prultino,
tcrtween the hones of IQ a. m. slid 2 p.m.
She anneal meatingof etackboldere bo held on
21.111PDAY, Nov. 6th At 104 o'clock a. m.
910,21. VAN BONIN. Nobler.
Urn Been, ten. 17, MI.
4.• N ELECTION for. Thirteen Di
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MONDAY. Nov. I.Blh, between the hours of 11 a. go
arid 2 p. m. •
The annual meeting of the itockheders will be bold
al. the 000kth Hones on TItliaDAY, NOT. Gth, at 11
deloott a. m, [aatlblroj .1. PdAOOPPIN, Gabler.
ALLIMMINT 11A.M* Vct• 11,
WAN ELECTION' for Diredors of
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. be held at the nankin Weise, on the 18,0 doy of 18
somber, between the hours 'of 8 o'clock . in. and 3
o'clock p. m.
Tho Annual Meeting of Ike Etogluildeni will be
bold at {he Banking Menge, on TI/110DAY, the Mk
day of Nov. at le o'clock a. m.
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klsossalue D ntc,t
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AN'ELEOTION 01 ' IUIRKIYINJIIB
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'ember 16th , batsmen' the boors or o'clovt a.
sod Ro'sliwk
A mend man.leg of the titedbehlete will be bald
on TURSDaY, Nov. lib, eel° dila* A. X.
cel72Ati . 011 U. 1), MafialeW, cable..
U'PLANA. }LOAD ELECTION.—TiTo
fitocltholders of the flaw-rlll YeHay Plank
NRoadALaza Ofospapy wlll thettin tbe 01,101 t 0' W. a 1.1
, to Dm Third Ward of the oily of Alugh.
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between 2 Mgt b o'clock r. ef, for the put peso of coot
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other ofiloen ism, De thoesuith.
By order of th e Board, JAB. WATSON,
collard • ' Pr. oldant.
onloa or 0113 Pena litttutaaca 00. , rarteauaola
loot. t
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eleation for I:aryotcaa by the manta' year viii be
beld at the dioo, No. 63 north West, Wrenn the
hours or lea eats* a. et and one dote& r., on
MONDAY, the 4th day al Neetesba t, MI.
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w 00000 n Ponnsylvaals,..l
ordered to ro,rogt tbeibl/d Bstralmn et th 111:6
Ittglmeor U.S. Infantry la Ponosylwaoh, sod pow
appeal to 'ton t gaugsryoua pgdglotlera by enterlll4
the rerelco a soar ronuory In Weasel We Reglagert,
to amoglat of .1,4 n m.o. Thy pay Is from $l3 to $34
per moot& with M/uudtugt. 1004, 00/6!og sad all to>
IMAM.
Every eddies or the Regular Army Is sniffled, bo.
Uea penskm, a disables!. aed II ANTI Of ONE
lIUNDILED DOLLIES. •hen I oborable discharged,
to • omat , i table .oppb. t , d sick c r disabled. 111 the
soldiers' birm.bw established by lb.. government
itbrzb-diats prtlnsion mute fur noborms. arms,
winlpmeete, r•llber ►ud sraneport►tL•u for all who
etill.l.
One.thlrd of tbe Company Officers alit be taken
fro., MS maks. No getter Nino/tacit) la °flared Co
spirited jrimag meo fur good treatmeat, and a falr
thence for goomettnn.
Fur 18111 information apply to Lieut. ROBERT
SUifiltilLANlli, as tbe itelemsvcar, N 0.64 FoOrtti at
Wit.t. A. OTOS, XS,
• aiaCklinil Major 18th Reg. U. H. Iniantry.
EfrliOtt TtJI W Aii.
he Rrliolle of Col. W. rt. LAM ON, the Ifte law
pariah and (Elrod of tbu Prealdont, l• not nobs toll,,
aht men VIII ho roovlrt , lettber an companko, imirtaof
companies,' de "nie Individual'', AND DAV. TUE
CIIOICM OP VIM 1111.ANCItt. or et6tiVIIIIS WHIM!
Ttl Par.rma,.fther u Attilltry, Infantry or env.
A portion of the Bated° Is now ha activrkeervice
This I. a chance re•My met w lib, as, the Brigade wil
favorite one. Prom the date or eolistomo, me
wHI be entleated, paid end clothed. Apply at th
stable o( Bept. PATTgItbON,
o•lf, dig blamood etroot, near Brant.
rir A FEW 2,101tE KEOtt UllB
wautotl to 011 the teats of the
UNION Al VLi9 , tinder O•pn. TUON. & BOSE.
The Company will he officered no aeon u completely
organized, and will go into service an thorn elmeters.
Armory in Id awry of Milan'. Nall, where good
men will 1.r...r011ed fare low days longer.
int.3l:tt ?HOMAN it. NOON. Osptain
Fotcr PITT AlcuLtfratit.
9 WANTIED: .
.11' isperleneed Teamsters,
6aaddlors and throes,. Makers,
Sir - Good then can apply to J. M. 1112 AP,
soll-dif 1.10 rinb .trees, ascend Door
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.—In this
preparatien w, have all the restorative properties
of the rate *whined end concentrated In all their
etrength and effi,acy; accordingly we fled ft retorted
to in cases of ecrefula liver annplaint, malt rheum,
dyspepsia and gnteral debility, with unprecedented
encores, so It speedily panner the blood, restores to
the stomach lte..tona and imbcP • with healthful Ist
palms the entire organisation.
Prepared and win ,by a. S. • It. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Sutton street, New York.
BAIA oho by It. A. flatl4,4tBl . ooEC 1 Co., Putt
burgh. Ps.
BALI •fw by Drng¢ta:a¢wcenll►. oc24ATIArmIPP
MAJOR GENERAL M'OLELLA.N'S
ORNAT WORK —TUB ARAMS OF RU.
eceoprialo• desert,ptioc• In &toil of the MIIP
WeY_Byeteme of Europe. nespbag their advautogeir
to MI prow of the United Rtatee•orefee. By OIGHWIII
MoCL •LI.AN. Make o..neral U. P. A. Illartnited
WIN • floe /heel Portrait sod roma: hundred engrav
ing,. For tale by KAY t CO.. 65 Wood areal.
•
$l5 000 FOR INVESTMENT.
FOR
&Wee will lo Invested b
bum from $3OO to $5,000, tor term of Irdin Qum to
five sam . a, moored by bond sod mortgage oo ordo•
cambered real estate in Allegheny county. fibrin,
at nob PETTY'S, 19 St. Clair meet.
TOBAOOO -
12 bozo. approved brands Virginia ToLaeco.
30 keg. Nu. 1 311. do
50 WA.. Out sod Dry do
foredo by cell/ - FLOYD & 00.
100 k.s, ehalco betw'rimce ovnty Batter,
10 bbl., solid pactel do
Far .010 by 0c220 JOAN FLOYD At C
rribltallY SNED-2ti bogs Timothy
Smi for pal. bf .1011 M P.OVD t 00.
LlNATumatts-25 sacks Feathers for
.1.7 ...le by 4626 JOON FLOYD 6 CO.
C orrigx-200 bags prime Rio Coffee
Waldo by 0c24 Ju UN FLOYD t CO.
QTARCLI-100 boxes Madison Pear
glorch for stlo by JOHN rimy' t 00.
BROOMS -150 doz. Corn Brooms for
silo by oc2B JOIIN FLOYD &OD.
CUOLCP CRAN BKARkES—Jast re
ce/ved from Philadelphia of 91 antra large
Crnelberriai, for aale at the family Grocery Store or
30118 6. '
neR4 , corner Marty and Hand sta.
'MAN BE:ARIES-25 bble. prime west-
Na
no Creuberrlen for at, by
RION AB A BROTHARA. '
Pr 24 Nos 128•nd IM Wood .trot.
di RUDE Ull,--10OU bbin. Ui! Creek
V Petroleum, eultalle for reddlutt, Jun received
end for unle by
oc2l JAM DA LUILL A 84.1 N, 64 Wood in.
14 UTTER I BUTTER 11-2 bbls. flesh
P Roll Boyer last reoslve,l sal for sale by
Pit .INR. VAN GORDKR,
ocZl No, 114 &coal street
AMP BLANKETSI-A large sup
ply of [bo=o seperiar Gem Blankets Itez reCeived
be India Rubber Depot, No 26 and 29 Bs. Oisir
I. rcwt J • 11. BUILLIPS.
ELTINO BELIINO I—lndia Hub•
• .
IP Ler nisi Lea her' nellloo of oil glue; oleo, Lime
Loather of • *lnterior goodly, fur We At 2.1 sod Si
Lt. 01• Ir street. 0r23 II 111ILLIM
NM& RUBBER CLOTatislti of all
Itlole always on hood et tho Indio Robber Depot
J. h it PIIILLIPeI,
2d end 28 Pt. Ontir strert.
BAuuN enske Bacon sides
retelvtal and far sali L by
0r.24 'IC OALZb4I. it 00.
Cmtefra BRUOIIIB--20 doz. extra
Carpet Brooms; sled, • fresh gustily of Rickety
Scrubbing BroonbLneoeived end for a.la by
NOUN A. BILNeLIANI.
0e93 earlier Liberty end Fiend etc.
LEMONS. -20 Imzei prime French
.1../ Lemons to arrive and for silo by
wit 111.591de1t BROPI.
REFINED 014,--Vondantly on hand
to. I Mined Oil, war...tett lon•explostre, by
JAM DALZELb • 80d. 6.1 %Writ.
suNDßits__
1200 lbs. fresh IWO Batter,
eta doses (rah Km.
to tbs. prime Geo. Posthrrr,
Ito Bova (ream Obsess,—
Itsselsod sal fur sale by H. ' RIODLX,
0c24 No. 143 Liberty etreet
CHESTNUTS --
100 bothele cholco Obeitonts,
:6'41 born, Nitro Ureantllhote...
63 kegs 'Aims teeth Batter,
To arrive "miler into RIDDI,P,
colt No. 103 Mei*, etreet.
EMU VAL--Ds. Corm's 'residence
to Nn. 69 FOURTH, STUNIIr, bl
. eehe ca.
ni
Lts Hallelng, between Wood and Mutt
OrreeN—•e before. at No. 1011/Iftb 6t. re2.1:102
5U04,11,=3 hods. primo N. U; huger,
6 üblx. 115 nolsamu,
ttra.lrnd rn contlgnmeot mut f4r usle by
0c2.1 it. RILIDIda. Pia Liberty street.
SEA BATJUNG
•
PRILAI/EL PH i A
POE SEA BATHING, Atlantic City,
N. J., (too and • halt bows Me Irma ?h&u
dalphis) h more fmalcated than my other pedalo
ttitrOolted Mates.
EZMi=M==
lie Hotels and Boarding ITonam, which` will sown
modem atmut heren Thousand penums,• are as men
kept II those ofdamtoga and NemporL
Ile Reach is nine milm he isontit, altording a aeg.
ilidoent drive, Ishii* the atmosphere of the piece le m
makable for Its dryness
The liallenre carried Melee daily tiro and limn
Philadelphia, and a telegraph extends me "'hop
length of the toad.
Trains of the Wades and. Atlantio Rallr,ad liana
Vim Btree4 Vrturr4 Philadelphia, as IX a. ph and 4 L.
N. lanai Atlantic at 0:16 a. N. mud 4:411 t, V. 'Dia
tans sixty main Sara s44e.
ldelKLlWlfill Matted Matta) UOTIL and Obit
homes new open. ' 14141111
I 't) AlikilVri (N NUN SIUN
.11. bbli Crimberrler,
110 Dbl., Orem Applaig'
6 19 MU Eieet 014er, 6
oat( L. a. vigor a co,
0. 800/113.- - .150 hhda. -fair. ; to
Al • anti:sin acirsiutdior rairby , ,
MoDONALD A.Utlokui, -
1341 lich 166 Liberty itreit.
MEE
MIR
IloAblottistintiits.
• rVi NTY-i lOIITii I,l;sT OF AP.
LIO 122026 for tielllng Upton, filed h. the
Olga& 021ceup to OcolaboeTbdi, 1861:
Beighanan JAN - tarerier Lower Fh- Clair Tp.
'hack John, other geode. deb ward, PEtteleargh.
Betdia Nary A,, , eatloa home, 6th do do
Cara)* Uoharto, othir lt good., 4th do - Allegheny.
Glatt TheadOrn e e. 00 • ad do E Pllitburgh.
UsEntahro Rivard, do al do A 11- gheny.
Kant Fred ,L • larrrth Lower 6h Clair Tp
Weeds 9„ eating how, 13d ward, ?Wei/rah.
Utter Pretirklh,.. , tavern. •2d do . do •
The Ooort ot Qoarter tbiodoits wll mat oh MON.
DAY. Itorentb• r gth, to yet on the wove meow. •
- oetti - Attert- • • W,-A. 111111 110N,Oleek. -
Calli i t'rB AND UM t;LLITNS
FoURTR s.r. CARPET STORE;
. W. D. I A. MaCJA.LLUNI bete this dey ctoned
part of • iery lu ge•ud mien *atm tment of CAR
elrfl NG. to which-dm, invite the attention of buy
er*, se they shalt be 'o ff end on , tho mint' tavorable
totem
Igo. • await , ItoPartad tat of be•atYol DELLIGIISTS
ofll widths, and at the ;lowest Totem •
LI Idecle4Ohl,
1174,00rthdtreet, Dear Wood
thous or tam Costhothati or athinithar On.. Pa, t
• Pittsburgh. Geto64ir 924,1861. f •
PO 00NraA01oits. 7 -p_ealed :propo-
J. We will be remind at thiii 0618th until Vtillas•
DAY. the alst the., for the ernetlon of the WOODEN
Wrath:Mt:W or TOR 11111DEIR OVER DEER
ORElthi, near the mouth. Bide to be male by the
foot lines! Width of span eighty live lea. Gans
end epeoltlestions Gan be teen et the (Moe of the
County Comotheinners.
Props!. 'rill De received -It du same time for
Itiprayping the West Abetment of mild Bildge in a
similar meaner to the East Abutment
By direction of Counts. Cotuonissioorn.
0c241:d BYNItY I.B4lFlNST,Oontrollar.
J. IL Om; w roe,
SOLAR OIL WORKS COMPANY
• 01 PIINNBYLV ttibh,
rdenahousieres sad Wbolento Dealers is
. . LIIBRICATINN, AND IiNFINSID OILS,
St. Clair St., near the Bridge, Pittsburgh.
Trade ifial%--Eoler Machine 01, No. I; Eclar al
Chine Oil, No. color Bumlog 011,No. I, Noise Do
lag 011, No. 2.
Adasocas made on cooshroments. Speeal att ea
tkol Oren to filling orders for erode Ols or all
old° gravities, 0013.
, tor
MOEN
ABSAYMBB AND LL'flt4loßS
GOLD AND,SL - LVER,
So. 113 South 2 lard
PIIILAMPLIIA.
Gold and Silver Bought.
sapP•rtise forwarding package. by ltsprou sill
meet with • prompt ankporrel rotors.
&ter to 8. Mums k Co., [Hartle. oeltelawdlm
ILIATS A `l.l l
AT
21100-ORD 41‘ CO.'S,
131 - WOO STREIT, PITTBIIIIII49,
Rare now on band a very largo and complete stock.
of the latest style. of 1 1
RATS AND . CAP'S,
Both for the city and corintry• trade, wh!chtto.y cal
will at very low Orlon.
- q Orden. promptly tilled.
000.
1111Taa.....0. r Waritzula.
OODVILLE OIL REFINERY.-
-
HOLDBI3LP, 13111r&N & CO.
1141 . 411/AOTORER3 OP
BURNING OIL AND LUBRICATING 01/I,
Beep renewal on baud the very beet quality of
BUNNING OIL, clear and 'stomas odor; also, a good
LUBBIUATOK, pone white bIIOOI,M and uAR
ORILIIBIB.
orders felt at No. 85 YIPIH STILBET.Bank
Block, eecood floor, w,ll be prop rtly attended to.
**Zeds
W A. IAcOLUtiO,
bommissiou Merobant,
For the whet
Crude and Relined Carbon Oils,
NO. 01 WOOD mum?
L: G. (Matt S. II tqtAllAtsi
'l4.
G GRAFF & GRAHAM, '
PELODVCE AND con Bus s min
net la Eta HANTS,
No. 2045 Itimitimr STRUT,
PWILADELPHI•.•
seraxitt
NOTIO&—Free btorage can be had at
No. to Water street, for any package. &Wad
to auy Volonte, Soldier In the army of the Roltad
litateaoonfk er east. 'We wilt she forward by roll,
river orotherwlek tree of charge, eireiit drayage and
0c24 It4AIAO WORRY k tfo
SUPERIOUNON-EXPLIMIVEBURN
ING FLUID S
- CARBON AND GOAL OIL,
FOR 8,4L8 LOW AT
JOSHES 1 . /41741M:1'8,
oc2l 1, Oorner Market street and the Llama%
Mi2M2N
fhb. delicious • preparation, dompoaed of Iceland
Moo, Om Arabia, Sugar and Vanilla, iv cnundently
recommended far the alleviation and cure d
Wool Floods. Waimea. lanbissi,
Sontag% Gaiters, Mitts. Zepti=
yr Worted, 13ostnn "Carney
~ Jo. Dress Writ:liming*, Fancy
Gioods and Notions
,rugglet, of all kinds,
Corttnr Bmlthfieldapd rcortti otrontc ix2l JOSEPH HORNS.
COUGHS, 30112-TIIIWAT, 'WARREN CAP, IC. /
SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
A CERTAIN (AIRE FUR FEVER
AND AGUE. ,
A °RETAIN CUBE FOE JtAVER AND AGO/.
TW. Med Irina le recommended to. the public tub..
log lbe suet effectual remedy ever gltstored to tits
care of /EMI AND AGUE, BILIOUS NEVIN nat I
ell diluents •of the Wet, It le atm en lomat WI
preventative of the above disown ►even of alit fa.
re In,* hemming prevalent In the army, end 11 as
having Mende Were would console their.' beet Intwr ,
eat ty emoting them m pottag e .
PRICE ONE DOLLAR, PER PA (IMAGE.
Prepared and fa wile only by Joe. FLEMING,
• corner &Julien atmet and the Diamond.
kt; W CIFOLIAJOI
PALI. AND IVINTICILI
FALL AND WINTNA
LATIBT STYLES]
LATEST STYLIS
At the old stendof / ,
. JAMS C. WAS;
Corner of Penn and Bt. Clair mitt
The Wilmot .Taxaso IL Wait, d queued , relleCtittUy
loth* pubdo Wean= to tab heir 'tut of FALL
AND *INTIM GODS, tarnishing all the stewed
.kyles of floblomibls tostatied adoptod to GENTLII.
t MINN'WLE , OOIIaIUag an early ealL The host.
um 11111 be modulated oa the elltett apprised MAIM
u herotobte; The stock of seta goods Dogma to
my to thlsettys oolt:lyd
FALL GOODS
JUST 4IOEIVED
We are now opining a cholce)itock of !ALLGOOD*
courhatag lu all of thalateat huportatleca of CLOTHS
041011YERI8 and IrifintillY, *blob us
Wray will b. equal to au, alsortmeat lobe loved
Leal or , Weld. They will b. matiap to aide; (e
reporter style and at prices to pelt the thrice. We
Would respeArially eoUrlt as early call Iron cur
patrons and the public. .
&cause, GOAT Lai SON,
ifilliOULNI TAIL° . IPA No. 19 ruin Se
RMotows
ENIT - E - LOPEI3.
8135 LEAVE
to call the attentton or Booksellers, Bletlooota,
Antonin Fano/ Goods, and allothena to the
IiZTEIJOSIVEI 'AUSORTATTIFIT
AND
evrurattos QuALEIV
ENE 0 P
iIatIVTACTUABD BY MX
TM. Mods oaten.* atuT .1 1 3 , M of Leta, flow, OIL
chat; Woddths,ParUoi. 2 , Bni: mut °Mar tmt4.....
AIN, Parchment opd woh mad. &Mpg*
x. 4 In the Jolt print mentor, oa t,b• Mid fading
NUMMI yet tuventad,
the Ining 1.11118 Writing Papal, cianclia
brad expleol7 far th• subiaibes, mad no Wipe: pi
ping:ruble 6aad.ta arsintaw
. sample% with,lred• Bit of plossolit, NeMall
Daokr.a» hirtled to call i.OkStoth..
o. lll timtPo ol ß4.l l o l llV.ll^.
skinuam asiraciitL
=Mad 111 Stinsti 1111. N.
Goobs.
V14.01t aus.,v.i . '.
.-(' - -- 3-ti;i.r 'iiiu - afGAS,O24-•
BOSTON RTIOHID HOAK,
SHAJIR KNIT HALT HOSII,
W WOOL CL , SITORTS A 0 SOARPI,
SHAWLS, TALMAS AND MATT,
SLItIVIB, OAITERB AND MITTS,
MERINO AND WOOL ONSIRSHIRTS AND
LADDTV• A.D OHILDRIIIPS • UNDINI4ILIA,
Ild TORUN/ BALMORAL SKLITTA,
WINTRECO LOY RS—new styles,
LIA RD GAO:Mtn—now Oros, - •
DRUB TRIBMINOS—eMoIors istyles aad colors,
BONN= R'BBONA, 1100112 AND FLOWIRS,
amsnowntse, • LAO RS, X DBMS . Am ..Tra,
ORNVT .SHIRTS, ILANDHABOBURN
SIJAARNDIRB,
BLERANTSTYLBSOISTBILAPRINO SHIRTS.'
coasurirsitauAns,
And Al who lay to tell again, adll lb IltYpeld ai W'
VERY SMALL ADIiiNOI6 Oi LTZRNOOSL.
.BATON, MACRON & . , Fo.,
.25 N05...17 andl.9 Fifth *tree
°PANEL/ AT W. a D. 11.UGUW,
OPINID AT W. A D. MMUS%
OPENED AT it A D. HOODS,
OPkiNED ATV. t D.-tin:law,
OPENED AT W. A D. UMW,
STRIPED FRENCH SHAWLS,
BLACK & W lIITB CHECK sa&wLß
CIRCULARS OP TEE NRIVSLT . STYLES,
BALMORAL EMU, AT ALL PRIORS
-W. & D. MIGUEL
N EW GOODS
NEW GOODS
JUielT UPEND
ZOO NNW AND DIALITIFULATYLIS °WAS&
100 poe. NEW SILKS, trout 137,14 e. to $1.26 per yard.
000 nouns AND PLAID LONG AND LQUADE
BRAWLS.
200 pea. PLAIN AND AMMO/ PRONCIII MIDI.
NOS—oll colon.
100 pea. PLAIN A /MEM PORNO a POPLIN&
100 " PLAIN, 0011DBD A /1411111.110 MOMS.
200 " " AIMED AND /131711.
AD RAPP& 'I
300 " DIC:LAINEB, from IS*. per yard up.
BLANKETS, TLANNKLB, •
CILOTHA, OMIBIMIIIIB4 .•
PAINTS, SHUT/004 .
Burrqhmas, BOWERY,
OLOVEI,KITBIISIDER/18,
tr—, to— to.,
An a which will he sold at unegnidai
L:0 if PRIORS..
Sirwo Cordially twits thci radon of this ■firer•
besmear to call and sismite our stock sad prices.
W. BARKER it, CO., v
59 Market Etreet.t
AT HORNE'S THIAMIN° STORE,
3 77 fliarket'street,
r• - •• .
f..IADIFZ' OUTFITS AT., 1311.11 AT BARGAINS
LADIES' MERINO SHIRTS 4Nu DRAWERS,
ORIDIII 4EB AND NIGHT - WRAPPED/3,
PREARPAST AND - BIGHT OAPS. •
/RA NO MAIO SIEJILIAIO comma,
IlolP AND BALEORAL EH
RIB WOOL AND AIRSANO EIOsIL
PLANO? LIMED AND ow/v.)3 BOSS,
GLoVICIAN" GAUNTLETS,
SRENCII WORE COLLARS &SETS, EMI
pria,
POINT DE GAZE DOLLARS AND SETS:
IMEROIDERED AND HIBIERDIIDEPS„
BLACK LADE AND GRENADINE MIS,
GARTERS, OOM 68, PAIR NITS,
BEAD DREPRES, NEM TIES, SA., Sc.
••
Dorlog this week we will col:emperor, to receive our
third mapply el
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Connoting of
EMBROIDERED arcs,
LINFN
LAOR
iodation:llm COLLARS,
Laos do
ilklll niT3ll do
MOLICUOINEI . *do
JAOONET ILD9INeB,
do JN➢ILTINUB
do PJA)UNUIN6I.
INFANTA' OAPS AND WAIST'S,
INIPANTd. ILMBILOIDAIRED ICOLISS.
LAMB' do mark
DBMS TRIMMINGS.
VOLVAT HIBBONP,
MAPS TRIMMINGS.
aIIoCHU /MOILS,
GutPulai LaON.
HOOP BICHITs AND 0110311 P.
- WO4l E HOODS.
FANCY KNIT BRAWL&
WOOLS , YARNS, JIA, *6.
CHEAP AMCAIII7, A r
CHARLES GIIPNER'S,
78 Market Street.
BARRED FLANNELS,
WHITE, EVA AND YELLOW 1611NAIIL6,'
ally malt 'LAMM,
COUNTRY AND DANTEIIN BLANENVI
11 111titt(Pil' 75.641i1,',
_
oesatmiesitil. CIATEA,
ros II II AND SOW masa.
BILL SIMON *JINNI:LS,
CANTON rusiiicis.
sis . cotmott of
bans (ions,
mews.
emtas /act ,%
J• M. BURCHFICI.n
UT/ON.—The Warehouse lately 600 u.
4,1 ptad by , tiiviat been datroyedg *ln
have removed Who: usa must' artulat t a
doota below out. Wow buttes. _ •
Ito a aow , tatairtair troltoki lot' of BACON
anoULDim, SIDES and HAYS dltiair trout tba
Smite Ilona, sad gall Widowed kr es Mr ttht&
atom tenet( - • WILL & 00,
Tl 144 U ArIIZAT
/L 01111,6602 OW.. In storiOnn2 tor
enleby, :11c1IONALD s AtustrwElaa.
am— - , -; '/No; 262 Llbeirquitrant.
XVIVALL EMISAWI4II
cat THAD' sow coo inid 4 -MU
tint amt. NS /OIL LILO
MIUSMiENTS.
FITTSBUkT II
4 . 10 . ainfll.
I VA NHOE.
HiNDIIIIIOIIIL
HMI NSWTON.
ROBERT E - MAIET.
erzwAur
To b followed t,y the new tentieidniior
A NIGHT'S ADVENTURE.
illattaL.-zjaigtc,
iIiVeIALED 111UZ.1.0 Bi.PUbtote.--
, TOE OPTLIARA;
bzw LUTE or ZION: aterAtiON::
0111119TIAN .lu.seraxL:
ZNW 01.11ONA
Shih/ITM ZELL ! , AIR •.
All .be aeonat $1.60 per item, gash. For shia
JOHN isaLLos.
oca No. 8. / Wood target. Pittsburgh..
DEALBUIII I B
.11
t 3 OLDEN OSA/ Or -
Sabbath School MeWks.—
NZWILULIairII ROOL 8430/k.,
.
Ibe largest, most complete sad *Act
Um* Book ever side for till! 11110 01 Bstbstb rehears •
Ptire, $l2 per buteired, or lb rents atngla, ne:B4o
per drue Et, 'tor isle In quantities or singty by:
.101.112 .21.; 11111 Lt0/6..' •
ern No.Bl Werra street. PlUtburibb
pIAIVOS Al A BMIUALN.
A GABON STOOK or
Eptendld . New •ad 8ec00.2 baud
•
P 1 AN 08
WIII bo sold at
ORkATLY ni/DubiDPaIORS
aUeItLOTTE EL1911, -
tio.e9 mraiAnk,' t.
Ebacational.
aarnAti. sotiouL. •
LAM kJ
•Ilu opened • Norms! &boot a:
No. SW BP; CLAIN fiThIJIT, 8d story.
' Testimony of Tem:hrs.
, He ea
the nnsellor or trie Teachers. the mu to .
Whom allot= kok lor advice and Instruction.
JH J.
• /comae moot heartily with t h e N 111Kle. WOISBYTY.
LIONAnD3L BATON.
I cheerfully concur in the opinion oFpremad above.
• W. B.
I take plesiure In birhlg lime my Winton Bilk. We
'brumes recommeneatkm Id folly merited. - 4
I• .. A. l
know of no' one who ewer vas Meter te maistimony ~
In
kis favor. lfiit.
I fullyconeur tbelitove recommendation. -
DiNNINON:
Beau prepare bropile for the MO .dchool.qekker
than any attar tucker fo tba city. •
. DOUTHIITT.
psr week. to adva um azglataid •
SWAIM GRAMUD tICLIOOLs,
pH& atEWON Of .TllO,
rchool rN commence ot. the FLOM MOND,I7,
Pthoary Do port meat per Won elfin mcdabs-$1 00
lied! do 'do •do • do •-.13
Senior do do-
Thrunicsalgned pb.ced their children-Di!
dsr the losssactlon of Ur. and Mrs. AVIBY during
the past year would meet cheerfully recomareod thefr
&hoot to the patronage of the prank. The Teachers
are Competent 'and tilthful. and the progresso
tin pupa has been highly ratlsractory:.
William 11. liersh. FLNIcal ch.
C. Hanson Lave.— J. Hush. • •
J. N. Loy. . Austin Lands. • - • -
Dr.A. G. Walters. Capt. WWII= Dean,
'Memo D. Illalr. WWI= Church. • '
Daunt ittselosone Samuel
Dr. A. CL kturdo-k. H. T. itiorthans, - •
ffirFor Circulars, dc., apply to the Pr ...lotstpel, No.
09 &rood scree; hetwran Market and. Wood. heal
th. Schaal Boos, corner of Third ewe Merkel '
streets. serf ' •
P NN
HANOOOII rrrairn NEAR . PMEN.
Wfll ro-opon on AIONDATObe Od day of Barzsoot
Tonocl2l. per sloti Ate month*,,
onkUol ' 1i0111111217..P0t001001.
ruaNninta "Asitt ciumus
REDUCED PRICM
James W. -Woodurell,
los. 97 add 99 Third strict,
111 Ir 0 II it w 331. Q T sr. ES .1Z 'V' -•
=3lll
ill Varieties of Styles aid FIRM,
Hotels ano Prieite
4011• All orders promptly attended to, ousll kg.
odors corefelly wind and boxed.- • ' '
Steamboats and Hondo forotabed at stunt. nom
Cabinet Raters Nogginsd with sney mewl, I. a te
STOVilb. WRIDITAB.
DDa HAVEN. a sow,
• SIAZHIPAOTIIIVgdg Gg
STOVES
Warehouse, Federal Street, 'oar New
Susgension Midge, ALL= A INV CITY.
We aak a...nom:ion of *odors to ourbugnallnott,
moot of (looking and Heating Storm, tor Wood and
Oral, wtikh.wo ara radio g at the lowest pekoes. mess
Aoki,* our City will end it to duds advaatagifto
ashere. a usliand egamton bur Gook belbre gorobadag
w
Oast Iron Hour Primes, Irma darling, Stales, Notioar
Plain atm! Fan aso,
ny Grate Fronts, - Fewileac
eta threSogs oral] kinds made to older.
Da RAVIN
QYRINd AND isUumits..
bj 63 bbis. laltrraois Golden and S. R.
16
bbds. 6 do Sanneylvanta
•do
20 bbla Standard an 1 A Crushed Begat
12 do Powdered and Granulated
18 do Yedlow and Sadao do' '
80 do' N. 0. Illoismos,
• 111 bbda N. .0. Sager,
76 boxes grime Hamburg Oboes., • .
.60r sale by .noel _ lt LAIN
_
A LEXANDER SKULL'S/VW POEM
AI&
ZDWIN 011 DRIR.t.
The Barr/ Oord. - By rhirley Brook..
Grist ltxpeetations; Illestrated edlUmk.
Tow Browp•st Ohtani Two volume
refiteleirersolmee. AnthonY Trollops•
The Rome otithaMoor. • -By Mts. Oilphsst: ,;
Reoriatkaw ern Country Parans, Ist and Risarlas.
Trends on **Brady of Words. Raw wlltiott.
Den RAT k CO; 66 Wood stmt.
one liCti IL 8 / I .llCle,
Jeb.visiotaia- and purgeOni
01110% No. 35 viusionid street,
Opiraalto Oalonarda. raw, near the ',inclusion.
AY.tgantPrr OITT
ELKOOICRIES--
kx4lB Ws. prim W. (A Maluses,
' do
.0 0 ids11 sod O. .11. O.TroPs.
ia 013ds. K. 4. Hagar,
100 Wei paw' JUo Wass. _
Ibligtotwoot
Go tlr. H. sad Moot Toss,
. bozo Is 'Adam. 1000, b 4 6114 6 t .
00 kw SebUttamiams..
lb by . WATT. 'WILSON, 208 Liberty sr.
F bble. No. 3
bbil: do - do ;do .
-22. do
italT k. WILMS.= Liberty et
M 2337
ROOK Q
eco, sus. nom nma wsuc.
Ifor sae by
aeli JAXII3 1./MULL.* PON. eg ,
pr4Nrik.
pabozeo Prun es,
• 150`itels
•
do Plum
Hors and orr!vial and foi i, by "
winaua - ssloraias.
N.. 1124 and 123 Woad qua:.
•;000 RlLax TARBS.,—If
um at .1111184X/Wira l 6
rvut A ND... l 4Wlttallitr e
tbeimenomilues kair-Tnw =ma *paw
oat to tho Cionlop story littsiottototits.
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AI lon Incliike.miliassia,_
skriLlu • nnelaum„