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FRIDAY IiORNNIO, NOV. 1, 1861
Iloatma Pia.--Late teleirraphie maws; tate
eeLlaaeass matter; mew advertisements, Ma
Cotton Datautessd.—
‘ Len•revelittions from Richmond show
how rosily helplen the flot!th is becomlag,
uncietthe whherieg effects of the - blookade.
Our readers will nooileot the appeals made
.by Southern leaden to the planters to sub.
scribe a part , of, their fOrthoondog crop of
coilon to the 'Nation* inn, sod to , take
(leateilersie bookla - pay. These Wads,
they were esentelk would be at a premium,
gifatillment, armed with King
Cotten, had so fear of being able to cm
- mud 116 sinews of war, and maintain the
credit Of the Government. Cotton. was to
work wonders. Everybody had faith ' in .
cotton. Oottos was king.
, The pion took with the - planters. 'They
had, no money, but they bad notion grow
ing, sod this they 'could spare to sustain
the floverrunaut; and the Govennkentbonds,
they thought, would diiiibllees sell on
plod, Illoostk, there ; must have
bees come envision that they would not be
very easily negotiated at par. The Gov.
'unseat got the promise of cotton, and the
planters the promise of the bonds, and here
matters rested until the crop began to 'come
in, when the planters became sailing to re.
aliss? Their neoeseities were - urgent, but
thrporte were blookaded, and orders_hed
gone rout that no cotton should be shipped
to the teal:arts, or Memphis, whore it might
fall Into the hands of - the Federal troop..
What was the planter to do f He had been
struggling through diffiouitiee all summer,
andnoirwinter coming 00, be must provide
for the wants of his family and of Me
dares•;: There were his bale., but they
could not be eaten, and Were not useful for
elothes is their erode state. • '
Ia despair, the planters p to the Govern
sent for ald, andnffeyed to nu their cotton,
for Treasury Notes. Here was a rare op
portualty fir the Government to Ikon •lie
filth la KMg Colson.
Treasury Notes could be turned oat by
theAncupend, with little trouble sad ex
.. pease,' and the cotton would belong to the.
Hoveroment." Wu ever such an upportuni
ty to prove lb.* legitimacy of King flattop.
So thought the planters, but so thought not-
Mr. blasnmann„ the Secretary of the Tree&
try. Truing Notes were valuable, because
negotlable. They would pay soldiers, and
bay food sod clothes for the army; but
cotton; under a stringent blockade, wee
- worthless. 'Cotton was dethroned , . It MIS
not worth as muoh as the linen rigs—the
promises to pay of a rebel governitent. The
Secretary had no.notion of depreeterinihis
Treasury. Notes, and thee desTroying his
only resource," by an tune of fifty million - of
this paper, to relieve the . planters. He can
hardly maintain their credit now, as they
ore at a terrible Motional for specie. So,
the 400 r planter, who his so long trusted
in the potency of King Cotton, hods him.
self absolutely turned out upon the cold
charities of the world for a subsistence. Ilia
cue is • hard one, but it is only the berm
sing. of his trouble.. His slaves must
be fed. This ' necessity is imperious.
He *suet knit his back upon them, as the
Secretary turns his back upon him. Cot
ton
. will no longer feed them. 'Nod is
scares and high. Tbo Secretary tells them
to quit raising cotton, and turn their Mien.
lion to corn. He ought to have told them 1
this hat Spring, while he was glorifying
'King Cottoo.. It iv cold conifert coiArken
ikeidavat cannot wait until oorn
Already accounts reach ue of slaves pot on
half allawancr. There must be terrible suf
fering among the planters, as the • 'laves
must be fed somehow, and unless a market
is foodd for cotton, they mast be ruined.
The only . hope we can see for them, is in
our great naval expeditioa. If that should
succeed in capturing New Orleans, and
opening up a Southern port, their cotton
Might reach a Market. Ica any event, one
thing is clear, Cotton is no longer King.
The Yankee tars have dethroned it.
Tun Patvutaxe or BLAV/11101.D1R8.-
.., Truly these have been very great in times
„ past, and we suppose the prestige of so pa
callat a posiesslon as human chattels milt
conthtue for some time to come.
; dpropoa of &hie subject of the hitherto and
still conceded claims of slave-holders to do
pretty mask as they please, under the sacred
• pretense:of reclaiming their we
• , copy the following paragraph from the let
.- ter of a Kentucky correspondent of the CU
, eisnati Commercist:
"On Friday last, a well-known deoemion
- • Ist, of this city obtained a pass to Camp
Novinefor the purpose of searchiag and es
sminisithe camp. The object of his touch
was - thiught to be fora poor devil of a no
, gro,. who had fled from a (perhaps) cruel
master, to share the fortunes of one of the
I „ Petosylvaala -regimentet and, on hie pass,
• the Secessionist walked about the camp. saw,
beard and eternised what he pleased, and
returned to town with his slave and a vast
amount` if Information, which will go to the
rebel leaders, - und Which. if I Were to Pab-
Rah It** good 'miss sheet; would be my
death.wanant; at !emu, I might get threat
' :.oasd by somebody or other."
A ; Many rob Instances of tha etc...flag
• deference with which our generals and
other' in authority; hove mot the olalme of
this pritileged clue, will readily near to
, ivory reader of - the newspapers—which have boss the mluotaat sad protesting
ehroalolstr of look humiliating feats every
week at least eine the rebel elaveholdsrs
began lids war. Bat after • T 112.09111 the
, • i usparallelid treachery which the upholder'
.of Quay lajovery instates Theis they
- could betraii-liave bees guilty of, and in'
story Winn have gloried in, shameless
. of their > guilt, we kid hoped , that at
- - but tat. the was induced by this rit•
bellies of theirs should be brought to an end,
, their privileges and- immusltles would not
be pressed 'apes oer generals .e se to over
.
•• . awe then , to mord to the Slave-boater, real
‘,.;•-• •• or pieteaded, the tetra of our camp and ail
•*. the other facilities 'which the spy In the in
.__ terest of As enemy wend meet , eagerly
00Tet. Happy epy ! tortoni!' enemy! so
-Areatly. favored .ai to have the faellithis
dales allowed on such a pies as you
aim advanatt:-,4appy indeed, in your oils
' ?- '''':glanew to so favored as t iinetitution"es that
peculiar. OW/ of yours, which even in the
- • fact of nepo-catobthg with all its offensive
and aggreellve coneonikinte,"giveit Jim a
••• • I viatage-grond to strikes traitor's blow at
'• • the Goverastent ofTyour Ockultry and tie
loyal mesa who are is arms to defend it.
New York World. column, of
that paw, of tVeifoesday, U the following
glitemsat
"The order auigeing Gen. Fremont's com
mand to Gen. Hunter is noes w. are assured,
on itiiway to Missouri. This is wisely done,
bat it would h are been better done quickly."
In the Washington dispatches published in
the same paper, we find the following:
"There is not the !rut particle oftrath in
the mammon that orders have been forwarded
for the removal of Gen. Fremont. , " .
Happily Gee. Fremont is • too far removed
from the elect of this constant "warfare . upon .
him, to feel it much._ is too busy chasing
Price out of Missou ri to . regard this "pepper
ing', in the rear;
Adjatant General Thomas bas presented his
report of hie lets trip to the weft, to the Secre
tary of War, who accompanied him, and it is
published. It la volumboons, bat &Geri careful
Wading, we do sot lee anything new. We ad
mit that if ell theme charges are true, jut all
elated, then we have nothing Author to say,
bet it mut be theolleciad that this is an experts
*Moment, and that we have not a word yet
froween. Fremont ia reply. lie, at toast, de
sans to be heard before he is condemned.
Gen. Thomas, with the best Intentions in the
World, may have been deceived. Neatly all h 4
charges are from hearsay evidence, and many
are by Implication. lle was doubtless beset by
the opponents of Fremont, who made worst
case they could. Whoever undertakes the
Western Deportment, will and himself sur
rounded with extraordinary dlfficialties, end
great forbearance will have to be exercised by
the Government, If red taps is cat a little coca.
clonally. Fremont is not the only commander
who bas found his way hedged op by red
tape, and has been compelled to autuceraepon
stbilities In order to discharge his duty to the
omontry. Ile may have made mistakes, seldom
Nam inexperience, or the necessity of coming
to a hasty decision, builds honor and patriot
-I.m have not been impugned.
GPM. BASALT IA Tag Wier ikfLtlp..A
dispatch from Indianapolis, dated the 29th
Inst., says Gen. Hammy and suite passed
through that city that morning, en route for
Missouri, where, it is said, a eommaed has
been assigned him.
Rebel Barbarities.
The following - instances of rebel out
rages are related by the Louisville Journal:
We have conversed with an intelli
gent lady who was at Lexington, Missouri,
when it was taken by Price, and she gives
sickening details of the barbarities com
mitted by the rebels. Among the pris
oners taken was Dr. White, who was of a pars by Price after the capitulation,
with which he went about two miles be
yond Richmond with — Major Becker and
Catitain Neat. Whilerat their dinner, a
party,-headed by the well known desper
adoes Charley Martin, Steve Martin, Steve
Emerson, and Ike Lightner, came up and
took the officers off in a ouch, but refused
to let the Doctor, who was an.old man, go
with them, but he was subsequently taken
ane mile from the house into a by-path
and there shot twice through the breast ;
he laid from Thursday till Tuesday, and
when the inquest was held, the hogs had
eaten all the flesh off the body except that
which was protected by his boots. Two
weeks after this fiendish murder, his wife,
with our informant and a lad, watt to
Richmond and brought away his remains.
Mrs. White, who is a niece of ex-Gover
nor Dash*, of this state, occupied a fine
farm of about Ave hundred acres, nearly
all in a state of cultivation. The ruffians
entered upon this , destroyed one hundred
acme of corn, fifty of oats, valuable peach
and apple orchards, broke the cider rea
ching smashed the grand-thildren's play
things thrust bayonets through the win
dow; carried off the carriage and sixteen
hones, killed seventeen head of cattle,_
fifty sheep and a hundred hogs, andripped
up nine feather beds in fiendish waritiklineen,
leaving Mrs. Whits without a place to
sleep on, and oompelliog_her to borrow
bedding for herself and family.
' , Theft, murder, and the moat shocking
barbarities were practised by all the rebels
from high to low. Mrs. Colonel Grover,
during the battle, took reine on a boat for
security, and her husband was wounded
in' the foot. bhe asked Gen. Price kr her
clothe& which he refused to surrender,
leaving her, and her child, without a
chew of raiment for many days, until he
was shout to commence his retreat. He
then gave her an order to obtain her gar
manta, but by this time every article of
any value had been stolen or destroyed.
Nor were women the only objects' of imp
Wily; thewounded Union soldiers wore_
not exempt. Some of them bad been
taken into a vacant house belonging to
Moja Blewitt, and, when he was mad*
aware of the Act, he raved and stormed
Tike a maniac, took an axe, threatened to
chop off the head, of a lad in the base
ment, and then hauled wounded men down
the "steps into the street, where they were
for many hours in the sun with
festering wounds."
Port Latayett• Vasaat.
United State,-Marshal Murray, yesterday,
received Instructions from Washington to re•
move the political prisoner§ from Fort Lafay
ette to Fort ,Morgan In Bombe harbor. Tbe
latter fort bas lately undergone come interior
repairs, and has been put in readiness to re.
calve the prisoners. - • ,
The object of the removal is presumed to be
maialy-lur. the greater security of the prime..
ors It is supposed, also, that the prieonere
can be made more comfortable for the winter
in their Kew quarters, and it is certain that the
commanding officer will not be subjected to
the frelieent and annoying application' for
adesiesioalo see Ike prisoners, oil the part of
female and other itimide, to which Col. Butte
bee bee. selected. Fort Morgan is sot neuly
Co acceurible froUlßoritoo as Fort Lafayette is
from this city, sad the change isle all respects
a food ene.
• it .is understood that Marshal Kane, -Mr.
Barron, formerly of.the United . Mum -Navy,
and the prisoners now la Fort Columbus, will
also be removed to Fort Morgan , together with
Marlin Burley, who was seat from Port 14-'
hyena Bedloe's F. Post of
FFednaday.
Tke naval llexweilltsts and Captain Du.
perms' sesessisep. •
Paurnurata, Wednesday, Oet. 90.—A
brotheein-law of elesander /dairies,. (a
Philadelphian, and Prfiat. Secretary to Com.
modore Dupont,) publishes a card emphatical
ly coatradietieh that he (hfeffinley) had ab.
*corded with tnarsealed orders, . mope and
Charts at the great naval and military expedi,
Hon - and slaying that be has takes manures to
bold aemosomble all who have contributed to
lke'delatt ores tentscestmac .
The Great Expefft Hee.
Captain Hamilton, of the United States
steam transport Thomas Swan rePorts.on the
29th last., off Cape Henry, pitmen mosey vea
-1 _sets, beforsgiauto the Naval &pellet% all
eider canvass, spoke them, and Hwy all report
that lez were bound SNAIL—N. Y. Omit.
. .
WALII/MOTOS, 12 1 clober 30.—1 am authorised
by the highest 'Morn, to deny the reports
of the resignation of General hleCklien and
_the intended retirement of General 'Scott.
There is lot a word of truth in the remote
which hare been circulated. - -
'tie certain, also, that up
. to th is time no
order haw Does issued for the 'removal of Frt.
. , .
• frioaa Bsaurdura ton ten WAIR,44OIiIIIIIII
of regulars sad tan nomad mortaketa an on
Ils way from California, and will arriva by dm
anal steamer,
nwestern comer
•
„,, ,, n'irreported that the !litanies troops base
1 5 baten throwing up extensive fortificauans m
McDonald county and will there fight to toe
fut. Their,pickets are said to attend for ten
1 miles northward froM the entrenchinenw,
within which are mounted some heavy Bans,
A large, dumber of Cherokee Indians are
with Mot.itlloch, who has beeti suimlintending
the fortifieation sauce the fight at Springfield.
The army in well supplied with proviaiocs (rem
Arkansas sad the ladle° country, and it I. be.
lieved in same localities that the Confederate
twee, will number nearly if not folly 40,000,
which we may well believe, if they have con.
chided to make s efand.
We do not know bow much confidence to
place in thee' »pone; but they have an sir
of probability, is view of the myatrry which
bun surrounded - the famed Texan chiel since
the fight at Springfield. If, in reality, the
rebels base entrenched themselverrin this po.
titian, it will need all Fromontrs strategy and
force to dislodge them. •
T' The Babas t Western Virginia.
A &Adler of the 25. b Ohio, is a letter dated
Cheat hloontain gamma, Oct. .13,1, gay::
“Yesterday morale( a big negro came run
ning into our camp, wavag a white haadketw
chief over his bead. He reports the rebel. in
camp to be at a malierieg condition, without
clothes sad very little to eat—starving and
freesitig. He arra there is one Louisiana regi
ment in cam, of 600 men, and they have resolv
ed to go home. He estimates the number in
the rebel camp at 5000. Very many have
died, and much sickness preemie. Ile says
alter the eugagement we bad with them, they
reported that they killed eigliteeu hundred of
our men. The truth is, we left not a maxi,
dead or wounded, on the field, sad only two
were buried by the way.
The Tramps me Botta River, mp.
Mr. Jacob Whiten% of Washington town.
ship, returned from Camp Nona, Kentucky, on
Saluda,. He thinks Owe are betwese 20,000
and 30.000 men *scooped on the Nona. The
camp endows. sight or tea large farms which
have too epproprh , ed for the use of the men.
Rome here beat akpropriated for firewood,
sad wagons won mostantl, outplayed in hate
balsas to be burned utter the camp kettles.
Thu perm& groind le on a high plow of table
laud, and has been cleared of all stumps and
logs. The camping ground I. not so elevated
as that on which the parades are held. In the
camp Is a spring of us, large volume, which
supplies all the on with the quest water—the
groom gashing out from beneath a huge rock,
The men, genoralip, are lathe highest spirits,
sad have a dodo to move In the direction of
Tonommo—lstdiasopolie Josrml.
IPitblit ll,ottccs.
Ia.CITY TALPAYEKS SHOULD
bradla Mad that the City awl Hasloes. UR
arid %tor Rama niwalidag aapald oa WO drat day
of Novouttor pat, will than be placed In lb. band.
orcal collaatenow width are par walk will be added for
leoldas.
Ale% the • Sara Inelelmelt of the Parini Is dee
and II not paid by the Oat 01 December lent will
then be itlectQl foto. the hand* of the City Solicitor for
coltectkni.
Thu State Mercantile Tax to lambs duo and matt
be pold - wahoot twill, &Jay to save coot.
vonstrotorl
Rictuses Immic of Pnrragsa
October 1131.14 1861.1
ELECTION for Directors of
lib Bank will be held at the ItenklogSouee
on MONDAY, November 18,1861, bonen the boors
hoiden and heldna. The atonal mean% or hteck l
will be oq TOCBDAY, November at 11
M. N. 1103.9.17, Oeshlee.
Ciassul Bury Tittitnegbi um le , 1801.
fWISLECITION for Thirteen Direct,-
one of Me Bank will be laid attba Banking
Maw on 3101IDAT,Ifkb day of Illowinber, prefdaw,
between the bows of.lo a. m.. tad 9 p.m.
The antiand ineatingof stockboddere will be lead on
TtllikttllT, Nev. atb at tour. o'clock a. w.
GSA Y. VAN Wawa. (tubber.
• Iww war Pane, wet 17,11161.
SAN ELECTION for Thirteen
Ti
reatots of We bank, to serve darting the ow
saki aserodlt to lt•la at the Wanking Boma, on
MONDAY, it,,. 18. b, between the hoar. of It e. Le.
and 2 p.
The masa meeting of the stockbolders will beheld
alb. panting Mane on 11111aDAr, N0v.6:44 At 11
o'clock a. s. tooindsoi 1. busorna. ChM ler..
immanent lama, uct. li, teat.
ELZOTION for Directors of
•^9r fhla Sank. to sera tat the mato; leer, tall
be bad e% the Bankka Homo. on the Ha day el no
vember, hams the hour of 9 o'clock a. tn. and 2
o'clock p. a.
The animal Neethig of the Plofiholdom frill to
held at the Banking Howe, tau TUXBDAT, the nth
day of lice. at 10 o'clock as.
otalkdkaola J. W. 00011. Nelda.
• s MIOILLfWe Baat, i
Pitkbergh,fotober 17, .841, j
aIIaPAN ZLICITION or DIRIECTutiti
.-..." of tkla Beak, to setae kw the eaeohig year;
will be 1744 at Ibe Basking Home, oft MONI.AV, no.
Telabte Mk, between the boon of 10 o'clwa a. aa.
and :eels k P.N.
A general eeeetlzg of Am Stockholders will be bold
co TURD.?, Nos. ith. of 10 o'clock A. •
ee11:110t1 • ONO. D. 1110311Nw. Ooeheer.
10"PLANIEBOAD ELECTION.—The
Fteetboldere of the Betr•utll Valley Plank
IMe4 Closopauy will amet at the carrion ur W. a. H.
WALIII, In the Third Word of the oily of Allegbe
-10.131.eu MUNDAY. th. Ilk dev at November mutt,
beldam s sod b o'clock p.ss,br the mime of *ma
let (Zara Cl the Company br the emnuag year, yam
um !reddest, dm Directory, coo Treaserer, soda ueb
other oaken moma ners~v.
Ily ordsr,of the hoard, Jai. WATSON. /a
eollsded - Push:teat.
IMMu Oit on Para latinuaos Go Or o pitatiaa
Pitubargb, Ono 1/M, lan. I
BTOOLUOLDXRB Of THIS
ilnio llll
up soy aro busby 50n1.4 that the atonal
olactlooitor Ginotota l6r du mashy t au yul be
halt at tha Mu. to. 43 fourth tatotO, hatinan the
Dom of tee afskoh h. a. on CND dual r. a., al a'
NO MA!. du lith dot of Nonabo r, 1061
cr14414 I. 00.11111 mum,. Nem tam
jittll ailbettlillllllll2l.
CA rttr.NS OR -----------------
lemma oormamas
WOK T 8 ]C -W.A.Eis
Would de wetl to WI add pt Wu haws awl Mod•
bilk, of
W. E. HAVEN,
No. 84 Third street,
Who lo proporod to plot small or we to
it
hairs in,
P.A.NO'r OCOLORM.
Zs attract
A•TTIGNTION
NI LS
Statement of the Oltliens , Dank.
linabergb,Oot.3l,lB6l.
forma and Dfoonanto..---.......rakein II
Coin In 1113.633 26
Notes and Chocks of other Banta..... 63060 13.
Due from Danko and knah0z0,....-. 83.638 38
LIABILIMB
• ClaatAL 00
Da .. .4=7a— ...... 127.167 al
Dos to other 11,161 Of
Tba abate Notetaaat Is cornet to tha bast at my
Itatarlidp aad Lelia 02Q. T. VAN NOUN, Outer.
Allfraud boa*, ow Ude 116$ day or Oct ,1861.
• • . atION L LIMAN, Notary Publlo.
DISSOLUTION.—The Etna of SUM
_ER - us aKM tb4 day dlwWad by
utualtemmoal. TM bluenose will le milled by
.108.11 DIIMONSII, at Me old Mood. no sod 101
Momstreet B. P. 118111 MIN.
November 1,1111111. ONO. a. AILVVINITO.
.
nO7PARTNERSIIIP.-I have di . ie day
eseckfted. Will me le Me Nfbmsed• emery
bullies% 010. W..DII4IIIOeTO, adder Om style of
J. aHI imi= W oil, as the wand lwely moulded
by IbrlterlDlrwailL ONO 8. DILWORTH
cm, w. llMMeiffm
J.
B. DILWORTH it CO., • •
u • . • WHOLIISALII mons,
Nos. Waal US &con; Slrset,
.v PITTSBURG% Pa.
GFLAIN AND SEND WANT&D.--
6000 Wilk lea
0•1
10,000 0.
ISO barr Oo
elo Com end, •
100 do timothy Seg.
Ifiv•rldck idalk be 0•10 at • fair oarlist prla• Sy
1111 AH DIOINT • Mt ,
isol . Na SO Wail' sant,
CHX
zateitistit UTtt- i — , l 3 2 l !r t ua Lrime Cheat
- _ JAI. 11127.1111.,:
Uorterolitigrimt itad lirst eta.
APPLZ--250 bble. prime Green eik-
On tuatara sad lavas& ay
JAIL A. ramp, '
. nal . Oats& of Kansa and fUrt Ma
Oestj-9 bbis: psinie Onions jot
rotottod sad for rah .
wt.. ooraszos larriurt rod Sim ma.
D .
OLIIO2O-400 bas. prima ki,esimn—
auk Prtstan notlval AN Ago
• JAL A. ASTAIR.
. vicAr Omar of Moto mad NUM NO:
13111AR1a113H-20 auks No. 1 zeoeived
A, kg "wry •lAii LOOLLIAL
!MEE
MEM
OPENfL
■. Ur/caul a. c.
Pieced rtspectfu, Invite the atteattion of the 1.4(
to their heteionsse sesortment a f•
•
iv w Goo Dig •
Col:wilting of BOINITS, Milli AND CAPS. Alm,
the Utast styles of GL )A HP, open ou
PRIMLY, NOVIMBIR lbt
caLltd.
IMaiii
2 RifddllNG eTban,
No. 78 Mirket Street,
Usrnow on hand a large mortment-of
DRESS TRIMMINGS, DRESS BUTTONS, VELVET
BONNET RIBBONS, BONNET
ROOREs, HOOP SILIRSSANDOOR
BEM CHILDREN'S AND
Mahn' WOOL
HOODS,
LADIES'
WOOL
Hoops. •
alumna,
OILMAN,
WOOL MITT .50.
EMS, OUILDILIZed Tat,
MAP, GENTS'. WHITE RIBBED
Icubi° ONDIIIIIBIIIRTS AND DRAWERS,
GRIP HIRING UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
!nova, HOMBRE, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
5.1 . 505 Tl5B, HANDEBROHIIUS,
sad every other article can. •
ally found In a whole.
male or retail
idles:dog
I.
MAJOR GENERAL M'OLELLAN'S
ORBAT WORK-211Z ARAIIIIS 0? *O.
ROPK. nutty tad.
Revised Army flugmbetloss.
Kedged Nauru Lawry Tactic*.
!Velelbw's Herouet Mzerchwa •
Riousburre lublutry and Artillery.
Pooled lubmtry TSMCI, 3 Tole.
011bem% 0 :nary Tattles.'
The Recruit
Grose' Millar, Surgery.
For
..to by KAY A 00., 66 Wood street.
Low WILY & BRNBovve
PURE GLYERRIAII SOAP.
YARDLEY & wreraiars
YORE abyowuNis SOAP.
LOW I 80W8
OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
LOW BON B 13111118011Vd
OIIINA MUSE SOAP.
I. S. CLEAVER'S
0111,11116aTliD HONZT 80aP.
She above superior Soaps, with ■ haze sarply of
PURIM v.LD PALM. OAoTILIS, &0., 1 am ocoblod to
oar at lowest prima
SIMON JOLINSTON. Druggist.
Owner Smithfield and "Muth streeta.
()PAM:O AT W. k D. I.IUOUtf,
OPIINIDAS W. i D. 111701:18%
OPINE) AT W. I D. 11D0116'.
OPINED AT W. A D. BMW,
()MID AT W. Al D ITOGUW,
STRIPED FRILOII SHAWLS,
BLACK .t. WHITS 011&011 MAW LS,
CIROULAU or THY NEWEHT BMX ,
BALMORAL BRUITS AT ALL YlllOlB
Mr. & D. IMOD&
NAi W (..4 ,4 UM-kl-1,1111 Al Ali Vir C*oo.l"is
FALL AND WINDILY
/ALL &ND IVINTRIS
Llandi aiTVIABI
elm. old stand of
JAMBS C. Wilt,
Corner 01 Farm and St. Clair •ti.
rho heirs of James 0. Watt, d owed, respectfully
Ludm pabile attention to the new etock of lAEA
AND WINTIR GdODR, A/Warfel:lj ❑I the newest
aryles of feehlonal de materiel adapted to OINTLJ.
UMW VIA% eolleltlng as early calL The WA
neeaalll to conducted on the mole approved mamma
aa berstobte. The stock of ww good. le equal to
any In deadly. °ant:4d
ANOTHER. ARRIVAL OF NEW
GOODS FOE WItiTMIL WEAR, .t
HORNS'S TRIMMING STORE,
77 Market street.
We AA boo reotlvlos • tholes lot 01 WOOL ROODS,
MAAS, SONTA/8, NOBIAS, Didaysa, 8111I1oT.
Mae, CaPas. INITT4, //GARIN, Ike. Also, LADIEW
MARINO UNDER. OADMIIATS, CIIIILIMMN'S' Go,
URN'S MARINO SHIRTS ANA DNA WIRE, HEAT Y
DID do do, WOOL SOULS; BOSTON 1111113 dD HOS'
Of All Mod/ for Ladle. and Idlties, RIBHRD (NT
11088, RANTIRN TARNS of all quslldeo.: Also,
itIBROtoItIISD rrrs AND Or . LLARS, HAND.
RDRCILIININ, IN/ANTS' WAISTS AND Ott% do
11 /PTIohLiL ROBRS—ollotp; POOP 8111118 AND
OORSITHL OLOTINI AND 04/UNTIDY/I, /ANA
GOODS AND NOTIONS. JuBIIPII.POBNI
LAKE STY Lta
or
FALL GOODS
JUST ILEOZINILD.
We .i now oponion a *bolo. stook MULL GOODS
ametetta to si) at Umtata* Importations ot moms
ommuizasa sad aIIarLUKIPs whlob • we &nos oat.
Mhos 101 to equal to any assortment to be baud
lam or Wm. Tam trUl be mide up to order, Is
saperlor Mets, sad st priors to salt Um Wits. We
would reepecttally sands as 'early call from oar
patrons and the paella.
SA,EiwianAir a SON.
&Immunity Tntwin, No 19 Fri, o aft.
SUPNRIORNON-EXPLOSIVEBURN.
ffLUID,
CARBON AND COAL OIL,
NOR BALI LOW •T
E .
JOBEPII iLIMItiCIT.
. °paler llierk.t gar/ aid W. Llinecall
bblo. No. 3 Largo htaukorol,
50 boll bbh6 do oo do
845 Al t 4. Na 1 65, do
29 do 4 do d)
12 do 1 Wows,
WATT 1411.8011. 458 Liberty lA.
10,000 "Ai l. l ' ai rit to " pit — t th if r3T,
will call at MORDOOIDA OAKLAND KONSIBIN
Dor, INN sae am* eata. Dear ?ma, Faulk alma
can rau out to MN OardaN wary Stoma DINO*
aalkdaletn
BUTTER -3000 lbs. strictly fresh 8011,
kp ebakko swat, kkt k.a.gk o
200.1k0n frisk kw,
Its. Lint Lard,
SO boo.tholusalo.
ri bane Ur. Oloses,
We. m ko, I .114
frisk reolvoct sbd SOO
for ode by ks
EL RI Dui.
ocke 183 liberty *milk
.IHtrUO.Fr^
100 lazes cream mom,
.160 LIM Old Oats,
. 240 2110 ltl x. plamiVe .., Nation;
12 bp Leal Lard.
4 firkins pima laattar,
&calved and kw awe .by aMinak
oat) _ 6/0. lad Liberty Mart
RIINDitIi43--
11,J 1600 lbs. (mob Soli /Misr. . .
SOO donee fresh Ago,
60 lbs. prime Gams fselbtur.
.100 ox.* Oresm these%
UMW sad for sal. by / 1 SIDDLIIi
pin Me. 115 Liberty Stmt.
Jitudia AND 0110163 X Rio curriss.
-660 trip • In don' and ithithig * par Ponopylni;
Lis Rallrool and tbr ado b• - ' - '
6110 DONALD t ARIWOHLIIB,
0411 No. 283 LitiertY flack noir hora et Wool.
_pita ii&ORIVICD on consignment=
RP HO pair 11661161ckent; '
16 pair Ilya Tliskikuc
L 6 pods biro Gwen
L. E. TOM t OIL
DRESS GOODS,
>~~~;
DOMESTIC AND STAPLE
A FULL *gauntTaut'?
NOW OPENING
AS OUR. bUYSIL IS NOW IN NM YORK WE
New Goods Daily
C. HANSON LOVE,
No. 74 ISTROEIT
odllaczia
N EW GOODS!
J• M. BURCHFIELD'S.
TURD EUPPLY NSW AND lIANDBOUS
7101,11111) MEMOS for Ma., worth 11,60.
LIAND3O6II VA LOltitm.
/111060 7 1 itsamos for 11,00, worth $1,20.
BMW:111111R PARMSTIOS for 500., worth 76a
lIIINGII /LANNSLB.
111LLOW, GBETI BLUM FLANNELS.
UANDSOIIII NNW STYLI OLOANS.
do LONG 8111597.1.
-c.n mid nee the sliwlr,wbich will to hand the
handsneed In the Way. gelling
ocIII CIIK&P NOR oABll—pen. MONSY
CHEAP,
•
DLACIANT AND ATTRAOTIVD
1121.1 r GOODS
PALL AND NIP INTEI Ft,
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S
OA 31141.11. K. MT p'l'tc.lllEC'r.
OLOA HS, SAQQqES,
MANTLES, WBA PURR'
BASQUES, BOUBNOW.4.
LATIST STYLES
BLIK BILKS: COL , D SILKS
PLAIN, ' PLAIN,
FIGURED and FIGURED and
R BPPICD: PLAID.
DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS:
DRESS GOODS:
MERINOS, BAXONY PLAIDS,
REPPS, POPLINS, -
VELOURS, POPLIN FOIL DE
UNION PLAIDS, WHORE,
COTELINES, EMB'D REPPS,
PRINTED ONSUMBRES, &a., do.
DeLalises,l2 1-2 els. per yard
Abo. a-complete 'lock of
lIOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS
.1
CLOTHS, SATINETS
OASSIEIERES, JEANS,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MEETINGS, 61 CT& PRE YARD
BURETDIOB, 61 On. PRIt YARD
,61 OTS. PER YARD,
AND ALL OTUIB 000D3 PROPORTIONATILY
Give as as early call.
a;Mtvilintr
WINT&R GICOUDS
..71:71{T XN SETIASON
_•
meow steno noes, •
RUMOR KNIT UAL, noes,
WOOL HOODS—ow NPR._
WOOL &IMPORTS AND SOARPN,
lIKAWILL TALMAS AND 00ATN,
SLUT'S, Gauzes AND MITTS,
AND WOOL OBIIRLUULTS AND
DRAWIRIL
LAMB, A..D OULLDRINV UNDRILWIAIL
RIPON:TKO BALMORAL SKIRTS,
WESTIN. OLOTRI-.4nw Riley
LIDIDOLONTLI2Ihum LUNA, •
BRIM TRI MMlNSD—duvea L
AND ad colas.
RONNITIVBSONS,IIOOOIIBFLORIN.,
snaeounnuse. Leon. LAMB 40, "
only RINK SIMMS, BANDKRIO/MINN,
SUINBIDINS.
BLIMANTSTPLISOI KRAL MINISKIRT&
Cr . /VT/trig/RC/II
. .
And ell wbo tut to eellaiele. grill b• mappl:ed •t •
MT MALL AQVANOII
. ono BASTIMN 0081%
MATON, 111A.OROM & CO.,
0 08 Noe. 17 and 19 Irtfth etree
RDA& DOWN-IN PRIORS.
NNW 21.13#011111 FROM 4U,GTION.
ON MONDAY fIU I WILL ciepi A WWII LOT
BONNET RIBBONS.
is *Otos oslia, which was ptin&:tia this want at
restaissiteas, aiS will bseola 01:11iLhP
POI Oflll.. * *soy abtriph!Lot :
nowans,-yavvrtv BoAtiaTa.
.11tOtiftikiiii will usilsitioftir *tins at this'
Auk balists iratabastwg. roe. liolasß.
- «sum 1.. tt Maud Ota.K.
A - 4%, , 17if • c
DRY GOODS
WILL BI WICEIVING
116 W GOLID
OPINING AT
DRESS GOODS
Braes OF
SUAIYLV:
PLAID,
FIGURED,
LONG AND
EQUARL
7.1 tllo-Sonde and; Mortgages
iya • $2,000 azA - 1 3 000, - baileg ogy tiro to
three into lonia. Apply at RIELTY'A b
13 0t... 18
_Anot.
Sor-Zate & Co 11. ct.
OR SALICA . ire4.ttoinmodions - 6rldi
- comfortable realdenoo. to • dodrehill no l ll l 4ool
hood to the Al Ward, Allegheny, on bug arid 'cur
garments, and very low. Ingrate or
8.8011011111, Ja., Attania MLR', ...
leg !berth street,
VVALUABLE' OIL PROPERTY FOR
sais—sitzuted on "mob Ore= =brads',
between 10 and It en= Thera an on the madly
els Irene In =ion, progress, tans or viikb are et
*ancient depth torridity operating. denneeterlerith
tie wells be • powerful engine, in good running order.
Thupropertt< fa Weaning tke telebrand WOrrokk
fill= andd le perhaps one or the ben cd erten in that
meat: We offer a greet beepla nary tweed.
pay ment,ur with exchange for nal =ate In or ad;
!Malan dm city. For manure amly to
aIi r LAIN /MO,
_sop MN Pond! street,.
LET.—A first-elm - Dwelling mi
uoe..they vow, vitt Proms. mad wIthIM,
111 modern 1 imprommats, tocatad m Taguad. be.
I WOOD Wltmy street sod Peamsyliraab eireada. Taut
MAI FOIL lULLID—AIPOUTS/ SOMA
G rowing. I rod weer, sow &Myr Um* pane
mere 0 ttals ollee. Will be
o beedl iz Avareileb. Bar
aired '
e-tf MIA least. ebeibiraL.
*ib Moots.
1100K8 . FOR TER ABM Y.=
Jur • Regulations for the Army of . the United listen
Gilhasn't Manual for Volunteers end
U. B Infantry and Rlee Tactics °maybes.
Mottle Infantry Tsclks.
The Zonate Drill Book.
Mooted for the. Recruit In the Light Intuits" Drill.
Am. aged for the tint 44 State. Bowmen by lbm late
001. Ribmorth.
Repast Bxerctsoa for the Army.
Arß
Poreonsl ifistory of Lord Boma.
Life of Pir Philip kidney.
Jansen Decisfare Batik& By Orgasm. ' •
tar Waiter Raleigh. By. CI. Klogsky.
Ad:matures In the Booth Pixie°. By :a .Roving .
Prim,. • - • • '•
Tam Brown at Ord. vols:
• Pallidly Astmoomy. By Mitabell.
Beauties of Ruskin.
Miss pilberP• Carom.
.olomary of ingllsh Word. By True&
Flemish. By Atwunba J. Evans.
ger Achoel, Olmalail, Medical and Thookskalli
Boots Biala Boobs and Pitattimery.
nod J. L. READ, tat !Mirth MIMI.
rthuiL lAltElthiS, by the late Major
Whitbrop. of the New Yout Ifereath alhtlaae.et
The Annie e of lump°. By (ham! ithmege B. He.
%Mao.
Rankled army Begblatkomis
Adv.:auras to the South Pealio. By • Ravioli
P,lotar. •
Tbe no the Moor. By the author of Marge.
ret Baitlabd.
OrThe Theory sad Practice of the Bwafish blovelsebt .
e. .
Must soil Zion. By Botonnao.
01Jaot (odious for Timeline and Parents. By Ili
A. °anion
•
The NED= of Armageddon, or Our Oountry You.
told In &Nylons. By BUM
Par onto by 8.8. DAV/3, 9; Wood street.
ARIES FOR 1862.--Just reoeived
'on aumitnent of Idoono. L. M Ndwarde t 000•
tilul Dialog for 18112. la plink and Wilma styles.—
Por solo by R. 8. DAVIS, 93 Mood string. .
gaßOStf MILITARY ISOROARY—A
Manual 0 . 1 111111tary Barmy. or Wats re Wn
of rma, Cup sad Dripo.l Pnutim.-
Py EL D. Orarkli. D. 1 Volum. Prior 110 agta. .
HAY t 00.. 110 Wood al.re•
C ARPICTB AND OIL °LOTUS
roomia evr. C&RPLT stolen
w. D. & B. bloCIALL1:111 bilis this dal Mabee
part of a- very Im gra sad varied smortssast it CIAlt-
PYITING, to welsh troy limits ibli sthilitilm =
an, so
,Rbsy shall be offoral ea Um mess .4
terms
Oho. nook, tiograftal lot of boistioll
of all widths, sod at the .loolot num -
W. D. • IL YOO*LLOY
87 Poorth stmt •M
AN ORDINANUE regulating wharf
age on OIL
damns L Be It ordainso and eaactad by taw Kayar,
Aldermen and Wizens of Plltabzugh, la Velectand
Common Ornmella assembled, and Ills hereby ensetad
Rod ordained by the authority of the awn% That
loom and after the panne of this ordinance. all P..
letdown. Carbon or Mal Oil, lauds I or placed upon the
Allegheny waarf, abaft b. charged wharfage at M.
rate of One cent per banal, if permitted to Wads on
mid a hart more than twentpfoor and lam than tarty.
elibt honed end one half met par barral for each ad.
ditional day thsrariter.
Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils this
28th day of October, d. D. 1861.
JAMES hicAULEY,
Presidenkot Select CionnolL
A Moak It. Mouow,
Clerk of koloot Council.
A. O. MoCANDI.IIB9,
Preskierit oleo/mon%mull
Attest: 711011•11 7. Mirtaos. _
Clerk pro tom of Ontomon Connal. ocZkaiA
J. al. unix, Maw—. ...—JeffaAlltl, .71., OWN.
SOLAR OIL WORKS UOMPANY
OF PiIiMBYLV UNIF.
Maent.ettners and 1 1 / 1 01.11110 Nolan In
LUBRICATING AND RIJIINSD OILS,
Re, Clair St., near Ike Bridge, Pitt/On/wet.
Trade Merks—Soler Madan, 0.1, No. 1• Solar Mee
chink OH, No. y 1 Solar Barnlog 01I,No. 1, Molar Bare.
fog Oil, No. 4
Ad , •4151!4 made on conrigamon , s. Sonata ratan.'
non event to dills; orders for Crude Weal all ips.
"Ana • mitts.. 0 •
& UO.,
AlSAYlitil AND xvintiias
car
GOLD A-BD:SILVER
Me. 93 Sarin Third. Street,
701LADILiP9LI.
:Gold and Silver Bought.
841•Partio• torwaralow psokittwek7 Ilitwoot wl
wt .4 with • prompt sad canyl retina.
later to 8. Emu it 00., Gltattlt. wolettottalst
0.
L. suite**.
r 0. GRAFF & GRAHAM,
PRODUUL AND. DONAIIIIIDAIi
NfL k] chtiA.l42-8. •
No. 2045 A 414.17,821120
PHILADELPHIA.
4,41.11
gee, W. notiewie.....weet. 111M11141014
W OODVILLE OIL REFINERY:—
; HOLD HIP„, BRYAN & CO.,
3talitdrAol.l7ll2llll or
KONG OIL AND LUBIKIATiII 011 4
Beep owtedatill • ou baud ilia lieertmeall ces/iti et
BURNING OIL, clear and witeint odo,l shay a owl
LOBRICIATOR, pure white 1111 1 / 1 1ZOLII sad tAld
43111tAall ,
'TAU orders left atNo.aelnieß MOM Prat
Block. woad Boor, will be promptly Weeded to.
A CERTAIN WIRE: FOR - FEVISR
AND AGO&
• ONATAIN 0011 10ft UV= AND ANUS
Thd tuedirlsole recomerended thsgeblie se IM.
log tbe meet effectual round: ever dimmed tur the
eerie tiV.II6 AND ANUS, IIIIJOVA IitIVIR eel
lut disown of the Leer: lt -le Rho an •Ineslefilde
prone ladreof the alum ditineso. /even Of all blade
ere now beeeinlag -prevalent in the firutyvand thaw
baring filen& duvet wwidd counit their brat tau.
eat ty eandleg then, •
-61101 ONN YAOItAOI. - • -
hewed and bx sale old, by, Wt. /WINING,
0c23 owner Motet smog mad thelNaniond.
rta..oll4tltLitil.H 13TOWA, -
A. " , .
ssioian sad . r.stz.geOn.•
• 0■•• Nib Ns iredeiral Strest,,
OpposItoloam& row, - war the ,
MST
RR. M. O. JUNEti, _
lJ 103 'll/1(1.1111.11161CT.
00K OIL.-
aoo zeta noit tom wan,
/or rah ►y
oeu J4llllll Lussi.t. BOW, a war/ a
AT U.. MOLdI3BI6-250- bble. re&d
1 I • by otosisor Elf. Look, ti itomgoir air mirk/
IioDONALL 1120011L18.
No. 318 Mort, otroo4
_OVZHIMPB- STEAM ; BYRUZ-6
bbb. 7.8. Lovethies Balm lidisakalsll tp
oat remind awl for ails by lbs banal a• at by
JOHN A. ausaaw
ao2B borosr Moly sad Bud eassib..
D &FINN') 011,--eonstantly on band
No. 1 Based 04, vansated aorszpiadver b,
c 024 JAMBS MAILSALL &SOL 0111Witer
r° ARRIVZ ON 00141Mht
ON!ctrlV—
.
110 bbla Grant Avg.*:
, bbis ilviost elder,
oc lB ,L. H.voiar A co..
yltiLN BERRULI--25 bbls. prime wimt
-3.1 sea Crikabertles for Bala DI
DAVIS& a sacinins,
No.. Mind US Wood iitzeti.
CEhElliT-100'• tibia. 'hydraulic Ce
mutt resulted ind konal• nj.
'oat . Datum *musk:
(11161118-200 bons Inglish Dar,
Clime reoehrad and M r sida
«mßum a. andiuut.
~, ~ s~:~i
PITTSBUSaiI
l'onrtA Nl'lat of t h e Eamemast and
Of the direst American Actor,
3 4 1; !". 1 - "-
OGRSIOAN BROTHERS.
u. LOWS DIM 112,AN081. , „,.. 11I
fl. rABfIN DZI f 4.6 MIX
To c000lud• wilts
DON OAESAR BAZIN.
!Dpx NUM
. .
Vlanos--4tilitsric:. - • '-
TiAiTinarittilblo isouxb-" --- t -
TIN OTTRARA; JIIIILIN; •
NNW LOTS Or ZION; DIAPASON; • .
CORISTIAN NITINTILIG; " _. - -
NEW CARHINA SACRA;-
SABBATH WILL, AAA
I nalsßeotvina. ! ' • ' ' -
Ali .ha above at W6O par dame, cash. Fre eihr ty,
JOHN 11. NILLON. • '
No.lll Wood steak PUAHHask, ' ',.
RRADBURY'S
GOLDEN CSALS6
et
Sabbath - School Melodies.
• • 111 W SABBATH SCHOOL 11110111016001/.
no Sant mid oomplet•
mootii;rr•O iinkir'•4
Una Soot over mob For the Sobbed/ kedmolio -
Prior, 812 per bewared, or 16 md sloglo, or SIAS"
per do m. For sale In quondam/ or alogly by
JOHN 111. DISLOOL
oca Mora Wood street, Pataburgb: ,
1)1ANO3 AT A BAKUALN.
89101141 d New NA asoon.lband
RIUTLY RIDUCUID ELMS.
OU AUDIT" BLUME,
No. as truiti laws.
MME
'NV Li. .11.• / gala
Has bootked • Normal liabood os. - -
No: Si Br. PLAIN STRAIT. td dory. . '
Vila the cenueollor ot Ina Teochors, Uzi 'MIS 10
*bor. all ago loot los &Moe sin* laetraeUcw.
JOHN S. W9L0032,
. . .
._l*4" Wont alarillY
viaJUIT"11;1101TCO.
elmorltslly comet tante ophdon itgotife4 atom
)1.7.111W.
I take gasman in Lfirtnig 1t gamy ophafook taxi thi!
Ibregolog reoosinumastion IN tally anitts4.. - - .
A. Bann.
I know of no cue who deestvee higher leetilmf it
Ms favor. &NAM=
I rolls mama In the oboes recommendation. .
D. DIN111111* . :
He oia peepers pupils for the High lloicolli~
Una soy other teacher la the city.
• A.T.D4ritirer.
• nlBl- 4 1 pee week: lo mimeo • 'auleatined
- -
DENN
usooosinsarr,
"rut mom oo 119NDAY• tbo.ad.ll*7 of
11l Tenor so Pis 000tion of Ivo' months. ' •
unitive • - IL ITEI. PrfoefooL
ite.Tou a Co.;
OUDIMIOSION MIROHANIT,
138 Walnut Street.
FLOUR, Gael N,PRODUOX,TOBAOIXI
. _
urnsma AND LIQUOR%
°halm for mon to Its undo oo ram* of
113.1 1 horal cub 11111K00011 outdo ou roitagottrto,;
13 1 2'0VElts.
Da 11AVEN si * SON,
MANIIAOTURARB .
•
STOVES.
Warehouse Foderal Street, near No*-
n=a i ttitliga,
t ALL . III= OTT.
hi -
twat of Crooking and Mating Ehnen, for 4:611 tat
OW, which we are selling at tOe lomat prices. Ilia*
Wahine MIT pity vat dud It to thdrarlandnEO lit= l
nos tall and examine our Nock before porehadas
where.
Oast Iron Home Wont; Iron Ralling,'Badon,follow
Plain and Fancy Grate tents, 'Foridan‘,:.
ego, OnaJogn atilt kinds made to ardor.
3,llltlyd 9 . Da UAVEN At EOM
ATS AND UAL'S.—
FALL swlr•timei
3 / 1 000ILD
un WOO OTRIST,
Davi DOW an hand a very, tarsi and aomplais Ma*:
II AI 8 AND CAPE , -""
Both for dtj sod !enmity: trade. wig.* ght7 am 4
ntl stymy low prices, - `: Sir•Orden . PiumPti, : :ask
............Tw A .,.. ..: 4 i
.
wi rayo,„.4IXDILIV
L .'' , ,!t.
hootarAl attle, tanows
ai Q 0 WI& tlisbusil.l- -
Tett sad thtladifikbas Staatqa_hip Ocasimr - -
doftatabbottashWerbliQQa BUN&
Ales as Mims: . . ~•• -- ' , '_-,
0LAM0W...—.."......7.,„.....agarday, gobober X. ~
1174 A..L...........;....4-11statilty, Ntnreasbee Z. ~j aNujutou...,----......estarky. - , de. -. ' ft. ~.,
mat paw",
00401. ito , to Lookat.
itootioor...llsters itautt‘trocol .644,1;
loutmloro huM. ..lsttno.als..tit Thom*
raiseot wieltbsto bass Oat theft, taloa&
Oat tooopte tom at thotollowhot atm to Rawd eiw itk:
ut Limpet or mootoguors;
00. Weenie 'OO 1 400 00
BIM - 4608 tat lab as .otitlatik
Thom illtonoos two - stoolot.looolosoodittoso tot - •
ten trw mormin. sami eagoOmpol Ootiosso. Tim • „,-
wit Wits ft Witer4libt 0116130614 ad lan the ..,:
JOlnt 0. oats. aims. to Armen,: N.
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