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" Din Divinity that Moth ; Badge"...
a General.
_ It seems to be the opinion of a number of
persons, who , have lately become exceeding
ly restless, owing to the warm weather, or
the fever-crisis of excited partizanship,
of which, consciously , or unconsciously,
they, are the victims, that no word of die:
'approving criticism should appear in our
. colon:ins in reference to the campaign on
• the Peninsula. So it was all through last
Leonean and winter, with the same class of
persons, in reference to the policy of inac
tion which characterized General UCCLE!,
tsv's term of, command on the Potomac,-
they regarded'it as the'height of presump
tion, at least, if not downright blasphemy,
to censure ant policy, or to find any man
ner of fault with anything whatever sup
posed to have 'the sanction of the young
General, trite, without having ever fought
a battle, or even been under fire on any field
AD soldier, had been suddenly elevated to
the place of commander-in.chief of the
army on the retirement of General Scorr.
'lf Literals a raison for so'unreasonable a
stale of mind, itniest be--ihat the persons
referred to have persuaded themselves that
it is the duty of, the press to surrender all
independent judgment wherever it encoun
ters any act of a commander-in-chief,
and to consider whatever he does as beyond
all question right. Now this is so prepos
terous an assumption, that the very men
who reason and decide according to it, will
shrink from the avowal of it—dodging all
close observation of their position by get
ting into the woods. In point of fact, most
Of Oaetre:Men,—all of them, indeed, except
the natural idiots, of whom there is proba
bly a somewhat, larger proportion on the
wrong side of every question,--appear to
be aware that there is somethiuginherently
weak and foolish in their assumption for
- like a certain ohms of devotees, who are
but semi irrational, at the worst, in their
" idolatry, and only partially given over to a
debasing superstition, these worshipers of a
!unitary idol, the work of their own hands,
cannot keep cool enough to follow any ra
tional course 'of enquiry, beyond a few
minutes; after which there is nothing to bo
_boa from: them bat the sound and fury of
rani and denunciation, with, of course,
reckless and blind assertions, and denials
of matters of fact, and all manner of in
consequence in the matter of argument.
- Bat we meet with same objectors of a
very different class—men bf good intelli
gence—meri capable of both ' right thinking
and right feeling—and from these, of
course, when we have to differ on any
.question, it is done only with pain. Some
of these take'the ground that it is cruel to
put anything before the people calculated
. . .
• to impair- their confidence In General Mc
_
CzEm.s.sr, seeing that fathers and mother;
and brother's and sisters, and friend!' and
neighbors, of the thousands of brave and
generas heroes 'who have gone forth to
' fight their country's great battle under his
ri leadership in the field, must be excited to
most painful: , anxiety by reading so much
calculated to impair their confidence in the
Ccommander-in-Chiel, on whom so much
Gov have at stake must depend. We admit
the painfulness of the task. Bat if it is
our duty to place before oar readers the
exact state '
l of the facts as we find them,
not as they or we would have theta, how
should we answer' for it, by and by, if we
should be found to have been amusingthem
; and ourselves with the pleasant, comforts
. ble delusion that all was going well—when, 11
in fact, we had been deliberately ignoring
everything, but what would favor this one
' sided impression? ':
Why, the very men who now object on
the ground that we have been too severe in 1
- " ourzeniarks and reports on the mane e
=ant of the campaign, would not unlikely
be then first, and heroin we should honor
them, to call us to account for having failed
to lay the whole t r uth, however unpleasant,
however uncomfortable, it might be, before
the public, who have such , mighty interests
- at stake in this hour, and who have a right
to claim that the press shall do its whole
. duty,setting torah impartially the whole
-' • truth, no matter what popular idol may be
broken by it. ' , I
We had intended to notice at come length
several of these objection; but our space
to-day forbids us. We cannot, however,
refrain from adding the following pertinent
• remarks which we - find in the columns of a
respected contemporary, who has often be
fore turned with good effect the weapons of
these partizans upon themselves:
very.noticeable bow that very share'
of the preen;'-and people who are loudest in re
monstrance against nowspapercomments onthe
cenduet of the war, intending by this to slain!
Immanity from criticism for this or that Gen
- end, go quite to the other extreme, and, in
behalf of their favorite, are loud and bolster
-- our In their abuse of those In power. To
--- make the case plain. 'lt is with those above
referred to,' a very serious breach of civilian
7.7 and patriot'duty to criticise a General ; vary
disloyal and altogether not to , be allowed.
But mark In the SAIDA breath what a storm`of
detractioh, 'Utilisation and abuse'these same
out u Congress, Upon the Secretary
~il i tim i L mand P by eleie inference andimputa
tion upon the President himself. The recent
events m the Peninsula have brought out an
estraordlnkry flight of these aspersions and
sksanits and such have been the misrepre
eentatiorland useless batwlings ot pure pertt
sanship that the investigation set on foot in
the. House as noticed 'elsewhere Is entirely
timely. •It will be far bettei for the people to
havothe facts than to be overwhelmed with
the absurdities of these detractors, who rant
and bowl without:reason, or knowledge. Here
at our hand lies (we positively do not-wish this
word h t° b e l II
% D ors l e ! d o
) v il e rN New "-. York
ole o at dally
which fear y
army shonid have weeks , ago , been transferred
' to the Peninsula, when the dispatchesi and
- -` 1 news up to the dates of the latest given else
,.
_where show that out -troops In the valley of
the Mississippi -haver fa r enough
_on
_their
=Mohr° asoatra:„,7l 9 °.in g (17.2. Metlellan,y
and—for weakening Gen. Banks!. There
is no end nor consistenoy to these foolish and
wielzsd clamoring. that come with= ill-grace
frompaPers shish from the first biro been
p , loudest in the demand that the pram ahead&
hesitant on these very;subjects. But such is
i s partisanship as contrasted with seal for the
pablie welfare. Theotte Is a desire that the
. , wont be done by , anybody who con exinni•
The other has a close eye to the interests of
some perticular person, for; whom great nn
- • - dertakinga must wait, or fuel/enacted, or let'
- 007 down Letofidtures. Under which class
4 s will; the most be
progress gained
P i t Northern Traitors.
• ,„' , , e followipgeatiaat fr om the,editorial \ of: the Pittsbozei Past contains as
, - . di
t Auch treason as Vallan gha m or 'Wok .
fi y 4*life' could -crawl inter-the same space. In
' -it is an apology for the rehels--ngt 'n "new
• thin g in the columns of. that Paper.--anda
•almost that
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• %•••• Con g ress has done Congress4 l 'dally as
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FRIDAY- iIOIINII4O JULY 11
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.ME=M=C:=
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MEM
smiled in the cotumns of that paper, while
it is very- Mireful not to hurt the feelings
of its rebet friends, while apologies foi re
hellion continually . "and anzionily.
sought for: , ,!lt
Tho,,pi . oceedinge of our piesent Congreis,
,
the course of the Abolition press, have
driven hundreds of thousands of Union
men who toted fer the Union; in their re
spective States but twelvemonths ago) into
the rebel _conks.. There was ro place else
for them. They could not stand out againet
their fiery 'rebel neighbor; because Con
gresegave.them noencouragoment to resist
rebel - encroachments. On ,the contrary,
Congress daily famished 'the rebels with
overwhelming evidence that the intention
of the war tray the destruction of the in
stitution of slavery. The consequence is,
that the Southern people are more united
now in treason than they, were six: months
ago;
and if our Congress goes on es it
has been going, the result will be greater
unanimity among the rebels every day.
Bills of confiscation and l"emanciptition,
hacked by speeches and editorials favorable
to arming slaves,,that they may learn the.
art of cutting
,their masters' throats. are
not the best anemia to encourage' a Union
feeling yheie slavery exists.
Air. Banat. : hi a candidate'for the office of
Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, and
yet he is rendering all the aid and comfort
ho can to the' rebels. Iris paper could be
read with approbation by JEFF. Davis and.
hie crow of traitors and could be justly , '
quoted as 'eyidence that the rebels have'
many sympathisers in the—North. Tho,
acts of Congresi.which the Post condemns,
and presents:as apologies 'for rebellion, are
also the acts of the President, for he hes
ratified everyone ilSich has been presented
to him, and they are the acts of the loyal
people of the Northern States.
In another:part of the same article, from
which the shave treason is quoted, the PM
sneers at the failure of the administration
to put down the rebellion, and says it "isa
l amentablecOmment ary upon the patriotism
and prowess of the Northernpoople And
it charges thiS s failure upon the Republican
Congress, and the Republican Press, when
it is well known that Congress has voted
men and money without stint, and has dis
played a magnanimity the olitical world
never saw before, in puttineThese armies
into the hands Of -.Generals who have be
longed to the opposite party:: -The Post may
.sneer away at. the North, for the consola
tion of its secesh friends, btit the rebellion
will finally despoil Jeff. Davis, and his
Northern friends. .
Duty id this Time - of Peri
There never was a time in the history of
our country w)tich called for more calmness
and prudence than the present; and yet it
is doubtful whether there has been a time
in that history in which the reins have
been more ccrrepletely given l hp to the baser
passions of factious loon, than now. While
the prestehas a; ditty to perform in abating
as much as possible the madness of the
hour, and in striving to direct the public
mind into cbattnels of self•sacrifcing pa
triotisrn,it is aiso,sOlemnly required not to
yield. up its high prerogatives to any pop-
ular clamor.
There is one duty which is *unquestiona
ble—to support. the National e‘tiministm
tioc while it is : legally. and honestly striv
ing to crush this unhallowed rebellion.
The Administrition has of late been most
bitterly assailed by one portion of the press,
and all the reverses or disasters which
have befallen our arms are blamed upon
it, whether justly or unjustly. It should
undoubtedly be held responsible for errors
when they are clearly manifest; but the
wholesale attacks made evince that they
come from quarters more anxious to build
up a political ititerest , than to. sustain the
country. •
As far as the Republican party is con
corned, which is the 'sheet-anchor of the
motion's hope, we rest very calmly. We
believe it will be sustained by the people,
when the trial comes. Our anxiety is not.
for the party, as . , such, at the present time,
but for the salvation of the country, whose
future is endangered by the vile schemes of
unprincipled melt who are seeking to dis
tract the public ;mind, and to draw it off
from the great struggle with the rebellion,
and settle it upon minor issues, and es
pecially to weaken the hold of the adminis
tration on the public confidence.
In the light of these views we copy the
following vigorotts criticism on the aspect
of political affairs, in connection with the
recent movement in the Peninsula, from
•
Wilkie' Spirit of tire Times:
"Shocked and dejected at the unforseen- re
sults, the loyal public have anxiously endea
vored to ascertain the !cause; while, eakieg
adviititago of the general perturbation, every
traitor in our midst has sought to locate the
blame against the :Government. It is also a
feature of this , vicious clamor, nay it is its
leading feature, that all these denunciations
of the Government, are Invariably accomots
sad by the moat fulsome eulogies of General
McClellan, and a eitism is thus attempted to
beset on foot, the object of which is either to
open a Presidential campaign in his favor, or
to distract the 'public' mind on. the subject of
the, prosecution of the war.: •
aThis game has been ieing , on now for a
considerable time, and It appears to us a little
singular • that 0-1111. McClellan suffers- it to
proceed:without a,!word 'calculated to rebuke
the treason, and sttstain the Administration
from such injurioutt slanders.. lie_ cannot fail
to see that he is put forward virtually as the
leader of this factiOns opposition, and that his
pretended wrongs are the redoubts behind
which these it neakingtrai tors level their shafts,
against - thUbosom of the country. A warfare
of this sort, being made apparently in his in
terest, should receive a share of, his attention;
audit he be not able to drive back the arnied
insurgents, he can at least rebuke their slan
' derous allies who are co-operating with them
in the midst of our Society.
• "In ilioking back upon the battles of the
• week, and reviewing the fruitless valor of our
soldiers in connection with the sad results, it
is net &Montt to arrive at the conclusion that
-the whole campaign of the Peninsula has been
a blunder. The true' road to Richmond was
:duo south from Washin4ton, by which course
an army of 250,00fi_men r covering the capital
as it - advanced, might many a time - during the
last nine months hive bleu driven in ono
Compact massupon the then debilitated'Rebel
stronghold. The division of it into parts, so
that one-half might take the Strategic, circuit
round Robin Elood's barn ,with the door open
and the road clear (vide Jackson) toward the
North, was the most fatal 'error that- could
have been committed; and the commanding
general who consented to perform the leading
part is truly responsible for the weakness of
the scheme. If he - did not approve of it, be
Should not have consented to it; if ho thought
his forces Insufficient) his 'rosiguation would
have been a more honorable and soldierly al
ternative - :than`-.the ,ascribe 'of the army:
:Being deficient in strength, he should not have
located his forcitamid swamps and extended
hisdinsi for thirty miles in the face of a coca- .
Tactind superior enemy, nor fora long Period
of days assummi the attitude of giving battle.
The positkur inwhicb lie had .PU.oddritneelf,
opald -hardly . have been chosen worse. Ile
ferfectly - lsolate.tfrom Pope's, army and
trims Bllnmide'S, While the Rebels; with su
perior- tactics; tad- tide* masterly iomblna
tient. Cf . ..iheir"fornoti. at .a common center.
lif!erst. of :iniiitseparated himself from his
gunboats, tie cio-operatlon of which was the
argementlitat • sent -him to ' the Peninsula.
One monWeepposei"tbat - the military mind,
wfilch could, after the reflection of II fortnight,
detest the fatal error of this Inland tsolation,
',Might Imre sceri.itsi absurdity , at' the 'outset, -
'and by voinspylng the'rifer bank at the first
. . •
WlrMg2
available point' below. Fart Darling, moved
forward with the gunboats acting as a left
wing, -and, in thelmtelfes, iropneseriting
titireo nth equal to 30,0,00 luta." !lle Might:p ave
taken this positioe at Titrkey Bend or
eons Lending before_the battle of Bair Deka,'
e r r:on any. day for:aweele r after it 'and iris'
- moot unfortunate that ho did not think of a
baeo of operations on the James riyer, until
the enemy were Prepared to make it . Coaktis
.20,000 lives...., „
~•
•"It is proper that the people should think
these things well over, and, while they give
due creditto the Woundrousvalor of our greens,
and the skill of those great captains, Ileintsel 7.
Juan, ,Sumner,- Kearney, and Pralikliacwho
extricated them from their dreadful-situation,
administer condemnation wherever it may be
due. Oar seven days' struggle was one con-
Urinous retreat, conducted under a general or
der to that effect by theCommander-in-Chlef;
but its triumphs were reaped in a series of
separated battles, the varying fortunes of
which, the above named able marshals were
separately obliged to • steer and govern for
themselves. All that we have to add on the
Subject oflthie week of fighting is, that the
rebels suffered equally with ourselves, but,
nevertheless, t .ey hive earned a - great moral
advantage, an. the Union army has received
a check Which will retard its progress for six
mouths."
' I I JrOTICES.
1 - 0-bI,IiIITURE AT TEE
SATURDAY DORNINO. at 11 o'clock:
EQUATION OF STORAGE ACCOUNTS,
PIT
ALE COL
Ls GE —Roy. Poasunto. A. Al.,dent. P.esl
best entrained fbllege fo the State. Fourteen
Teachers. • Attenclanco last. )oar 248. Sapid. brisk
handing.. Thorough and extensire canna of ends . .
TLUOILLPIIING and. Oao sx. Plum tanght. FORTY
DOLLARS par term, fur boarding. light, An. Fall
Term commences' BtPTEMBER 21. Bend to the
President fur a °Matrons.
Inlllhr 111.: SDK °FON, Pres. Trustees,
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•
:soy AlouoNitsustai IlAYIU•110:1
Pittsburgh, July 10th, 1862.
BOAKD OF 'rRUSTEE have
this day ordered that a Dividend of FIVE
PER p
CENT. or Tvro Dollars sad Fifty lints er
share, be paid (In current bankable f .nds,) to the
Btockbohlers or their legal u presentative., after the
14th INBT., at the once of the Truest:ire; Great
street. W. B. COPELAND, Tretururer.
Jul I fifer
Amantorat imuttatios Co.. July 7, Imic.
02DIVIDEND. --The President and
Dltactora of this Company hare this day do
ctored a Dlvldeod of TWO DOLLARS ($2) per same
on the Capital Stock, payable on or otter HONDA Y,
the lath 'nat. D. 11. BOOR, &oratory.
JuS:hrme
0...4.LLEG11E.N Y IiIiILG E. DI Vl
- Preildent, Managers .11:1d Com
pany for erecting a bridge over the Allegheny River,
opp,site Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny,
have this day doctored a Dividend of TOUR PER
(LENT. on, the Capital Sb ck of the Company, oat of
the earplugs of the last six moctos, which Ls payable
to Stockholders or tbeir_iegal representatives, on or
atter tho llth
Wlll. RSEBURG,
Pittsburgh. July Ist, 113620-lu2:3twe Maryutst
NOTIC.E.—The /Stink.
holders of ths AW
RAILROAD COMPANYLITTLE
willhld anRILL
election ßUN
at
their office in Temperancerllle, on EMTRIWAT.
July 26th, between the henna 2 and 4 o'clock p. m.,
to elect one Proficient and cla Directors to servo for
the ensuing year. 010. NEILD, President.'
Jobilm
SPECIaI. .IroTicEs.
M — S. — T.-1860-IL—Drake's
Plan-
TATIG:: BITTERS. Eshatated nature's great
rmtorer. They Invigorate, strengthen and purity
the system, cure Dyspepaia, Acidity of the Stomach,
Diarrhoea, Sc. A perfect apnetherand tonic. They
Insigornto the body, without etiumbding the brain.
They are compound of pore St. Croix Rum, Roots
and Bob., and are recommended by all who nee
them. Adapted to old or young, but particularly
recommended to the weak and languid. Fold by a .
Grocer., Dru&g. Rotel. and Saloon..
P. i.t. DRAKE & CO.,
yl:Sutemi c 2 e 2 EmdwaY. New York.
M — Lyon's Magnetic 'insect Pow-
Inal4 tested for 19 years and gross. to favor. it
kills and exterminates Roaches, Bed Bugs, Anta,
Fled, Botha in Cloths, Furs and Furniture, Girden
Inseam, st 9. All genuine bean the signature of B.
Lyon, mount notpoisortoas to prawns or d01114311c ani
mals. Beware of counterfeits and Imitations.
Lyon's P o
wder kill. all trisect. Inn trice,
Lyou's Pill. are death to rata and Wee.
Sold everywhere. D. S. BARNES,
myhttmeodas 812 Broadway, New York.
tinpenor Copper Mal and
SMELTING, Priour.suu.
AITURDY & CO.l
Ileum Lyceum.. of SUE.ATBINO, BRAZIERS' AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED ST/Lf4BOTTOMS, SPALTEB SOLDIER
mho Importortuud dna.'" lu METALS, TIN ?LAM
SHEET IRON, WIRE, to. CoustauDy au Lund
TINWERS' MACHINES AND TOOLS.
WACILUOCSZ, No. 143 First sod 153 &cowl sums
Pittsburgh, Penn's.
WO - Apecial orders of Copper cut to any desired pea.
tern.
myt../:ll,swlyT
M — The Confessiomi and Experience
Of AN INVALID. Published for the benefit and
a) a warning and a potion to young men who infer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, Ac.; stip.
piying at the mime time the mean. of SUll-fhtre.
By one who has cored 'hinoelf after being pot to
47eat Pipet.° through modical imposition rod quock •
vry. By a poet-nedd Maromed twelve.,
smor.c comes may be had of the anttior, NATILIN ,
lEL /MAYFAIR, seq.. Xialford,, Ring, Co., H. Y.
onhiltlydoorT
Vi?"'
1.
c. 11111W.16
11 1 / 1 .11,11.
'BOBINSON, MINIS &
LM{S, YOUNDZIII •xO ILICIIIIL/113, WASHIXOTON
Wocce, Pittaburgh, Penn's..
-
Orr/e[, No. 21 MAILLETBTRZEL
•
ManuG.turo all kinds of STEAM ENGINES AND
MILL MACHINERY. CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORN, /STEAM BOILERS• AND SHEET' IRON
WORN.
GL - JOBBING AND REPAIRING do. on 'hurtooUce. Amt.".
mhZ3:dly
& BARNES,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BANK VAULT IRON VAULT DOOR, AND
STEEL-LINED BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
MANUFACTNREEB.
Nos. 129 and IM Tl i,d grad; bet on,. Wood and
'Bns 4l tdoldstrono—Nori4 side.
EGFRANK LOCKS always on hand. rah 26
jm — Pittsbrirgh Steel Works.
MAO Joists ..... L. n'coLcouon,
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Slanufactorenr of CAST, STEEL; also, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS ADD
AXLES, corner of Rom and Pint streets, Pittaborgh,
Pena'a.
oat,
M•J. .C. KIRKPATRICK & CO,
Mannfacturers and Wboleaale Dealers In .LAMPS,
CHIMNEYS, SHADES, CHANDELIERS, Ac.
tlar Wholesale Agents for BIER'S CELEBRATED
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, No. 39 WOOD - STUMM, appalls St. Charles
Rotel. 'Pittsburgh, Pa. JalBHyd
"JOHN 00.0.1iliAN . - ar - BRO.,
Manufacturers Of IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, etc., N 0.191 Second street mei
SO Third street, between Wood and Market. .
Hato ou'lattl a 'satiety of now Patterns, fancy
and plain, suitable for all purposes. -
- Particular attention paid to enclosing Grace Lots
Jobbing dope at Own notice. nb9
jao s
hi FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BILLS 01 EX.
CHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANE
NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 57 Market ritzeot, POW
burgh, Pa,
• der Collections ready on all the prit.ipal eltfus
throughout the !Jolted States. ap22
,M - 13. &C. P. MARX p a p er
NANIMACTDREES and &Wan In BOOK, PRINT,
'OAP, LETTER AND ALL RINDS OP WRAP.
PING PAPER. • • - •
airEtave removed from No. 27 Wood street to No,
fimittilletd street, Pitts bargb, - ,
=ratan oUtRADa - rote Reds. - i
jmo- - HENRY - X' - COLLINS, Nor
WAI/DIND AND 0311110810 N MERCHANT and
wholesale dealer in CHEESE. BYTTEB, BENDS,
YON; and Produce generally, Ni,; 25 Wood street,
:Pittsburgh. Pa. • : 'AO
• - 68 bbLv, Lubriating; •
710 do" Willie 1.10.1;
soLstt OIL - WORKS CO.,
Bt. (slur •tteet,-neer ts• Bridge.
froin
Hove, in 'tacit jugs, coutafalrig emir
quartcub; wise b 0 cues of Bluluger's Ostebristsit
I.,cndon Dock Ole, tor gals by
ournerlmltbfl ßll a O n N
76 H arsb u at i.
/
MILE - 0
a- Lick. Bokser, Bedford, Congrer, Baratogaam—
Klasengen ad' Lorderthe 'elatera,. nor
. ' 811101$ JOUNdrOff •
Dab
corner andtbfield and Irourth strati,.
AD '
PZathlM‘Ai4l=W,4i‘gai4,4l,lMiu,.itoi,,itiwt >ty i
-,1 .
Ttißl irtfnuqs':XoUliAla
o.K.ALLtcasmy coustil rate 'Penneyhints at NM 6.5, June T- tn, 1862..
Ti, 5 `T. nal Kerr, - :Administrator, Rebecca - Kerr,
lotePben, Elbha arid ••Jease Kstx, nobert Kerr,
'ton Kerr and kebesta De. ring, Nary Fuger. Alex.
Fester an George Fodder. '
Gershon Kennet, on the Bth rf July, 1862, pcmots
e dbL - p-talon - lettingforth that on the Ist day of
/1-1 7. 18,51 1 lie luagbt.of Jonatitio Kerr a-house aid
lot In Elizabethtown, of salt c- fluty, being lot No.
198 In Samuel Walker. extension of Elizabethtown ' ,
for the consideration of three bonared denims - blots
has been paid, bet that the ,aid Jmsthatt - Kerr died
without making a deed thereof. and_ praying odd -
(loner fors decree of area tic parrot moose, dc , where
upon the said Court fixed SATURDAY, the 2d day
of August lent, at itto'clook a, at., as the time when
evidence would be retested of the facto set forth Is
said cetltion, and whin a decree of specific perform.
HAIM at preyed for, would be granted, foltm muse
wan shown to the vontrere.
You will take notice of the above mentioned pro-
Media g, and you aro boreby notifie 1 to appear in cold
Court at the time msotioued if you have aught' to.
say irly a dace., of spool Ile pet form ince should not
be.made, as prayed for in said petition.
Wham the Roo, J. T. Sterrett, President
. 3 udg
cf acid Orphan,' Court, this 10th day I,r pity ; At D.
1862. BY TH it E t .
Attest Ww. A Num& Clerk. lull: nisdi wr
O.ET THE BEST.-
. NOW LEant, BEADLE'S DIME s• DIES
Cilizetra edition of th
NOV NATI6NAL TAX
12.11 p:ig s. 12 mu , with
Pariigtxpli !lead-Lilies et
•
Glrbri the LawcoMpleto, and x•I Alphlbettatt -
Satemaryter the /valetas and Bubettmcce taxed.
For eels by all Bookaellera and New Bent
post•paid, on receipt or par t. genie wanted.
talltat BRAOLIE &.CO., Pobll.bers New York.
CITY OF UHARIAiSTOWN, MA:!4S
AOEIMEIETTEI --Sealed Proposal., cud. r.. d oc
such, will be received by the Water - Commhtsionere
until JULY 24th, 1862, for buy ding a DIM, a lb ser.
apd a brick Conduit. Proposals or each to be
eeperite. Specifications of the different chooses of
work, and inUrmation concerning the some, cal be
obtained on application to the Water Commiselonere
of Engineer at Charlestown. Bonds with mitotic,"
required from parties proposing The Commiaaleners
reserve the right to accept that proprasi, which,
tinder all circumstances, they deem most favorable
to the interest& of the city, or to reject oil rooposale
offered.
Poi Niter Commleslonert.
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
C. L. STEVENSON, Chief Engineer C. W. W.
The Commirtioners hereby give notice that eh
time for receiving Prop:mots (or Pumping Engines I
extended to JULY 15th 1882, and (or all other par
Mu of the works to JULY 24th, 1802, when th.
bide will be opened and a record of nil prop:sell mad.
on the books of the Commissioners, who further re
serve until August 15th, 1862, to make their derix iort
ft being understood th tt the Comm'saloners do no.
relinqnish, In consequence of the ext•nsion of Th.
time, soy sights reserved in former advertisemn
for proposals
EDWARD LWRENC
Charl‘Ttoirn,Jnly L 186'2: A 11110:8 thitE , C 1,4,1
A CURD.—
.L - 3.1) "SEAMS OP THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
CATARRH, entRE THROAT, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION —t take thia mi.. to
Inform the pulllc, and all those patient. riffering
from diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS, that I
have arrived at P ttsburgh and taken rooms at t
MONONGAHELA HHUSR.
where I may be emigrated for a limited time in re
gard to Bronchitis, Asthma, Concumption--diwase.
which are Ws fatally interoring to a large portion of
mankind, and evidently en Me increase i ed
States of America, it Is desirable thatc o rr ect Me.
should ext.. far as the present advanced condition
of medical science can furnish them.
We know that in dinars a timely application
of rational remedies Inmore than half tho battle, d
the aphorlam which teaches that 'prevention it bet
ter than a cure," applies With peculiar forron to the
moo of Consumption. which, If oncefirmiy establbh
eil, rarely, If ever, glees way, awn to the moot , kill-
ful treatment and the most nodulous cue.
Lot all, therefore, who
of
reason to appnrod
the evidence of the seed, of th ee erano (derotolona
Lthithello,) in themselves or their children, net Nil
to obtain each salutary advice, with r. femora to the
regulation of their diet, and the preeervation of their
health, u my long erperience enables me to glee
thaw.
SirPosii kelp no fee for r.ranginatios of U.. Chesf nud
profeclionai adriee.
•UEsllex DUCIILER., Al. P.,
, (late A slatont. of Dr. Hobert Elnoter.)•
Moo hours Ilan 8 o'clock a. m. to 7 o'cltekr
ultktf
nisso.LUTtuN.= I h 2-0 "
iteXTPir
/LI a Male. was dissolved ou the tato( July,
The basionua of the firm wi ll be settled by 4101. W.
BAXTER, who Ls fully authorised' to receive ell
debts due raid firm. JAS. W. BAXTuIt,
Pittsburgh, July 9,164. WM. hiclatr..
TNleaving the firm Of BAXTER & Itch' El:
I beartlly ream:mend my form. , r putt', to my
Mends and acqualntsoces, as befog worib• thsir
notldence. Iteb:;):.
CITY WEICIII SCIALES.—SeaIed
Cooncil pow a, wi.lld a..areesed fo the Ytneece Ceramist., ohe received ired at is Write untlt 8.1r. f
UNDAY, Jety 12th, 1N62, at 3 e'clocli p. m., for
Welghmatters (or the ternral City Weigh' Scales.
Bidders will gate how much per mot. of the grew,
re•IMCIVII Wiling from mid emelt thoy will pay the
City for tue of unto.
jtehlw JOHN tecCARGO. rontroller.
GEORGE K ALLEN, Blues ',MASON
corner of fourth Street and Cherry
Particular attention paid to the setting
GRATES, EA.NuES, KETTLES. OVENS, Au; ale ,
PAVING AND JOBBING GENERALLY.
The only person haying tb6 mom tor cotattoct log
DODGS'iI PATENT OPEN PIKE PLACE' S
A i lia 1 43g0 ra le/ 7 1;1 hie eflCklr's , lll twelve prompt mMutton.
jr2-1,2••
Wightma.'• MiaLrated ELY POICit, a p.m.,.
sign remedy for those unmitigated phom—Pie.
Idossruilots—and free from pol•on
Wholatede and retail by J. D. WILLIAMS,
ILI Sege h field. ste eat.
&I* wont of the manufacteirer Cur Pittsburgh nod
Allegberuy. . to7L4ere
- • -
UNtti VALI:AEU PIANOS.
—One superior eCtiTe. 'CBXV ed. finished back
sod !root. soli one of those 7 OCSaib plain Pianos, of
the shore superior roar, Jut received. Two 63 or.
tarn will arrive lea fe* days.
CIIABLOTTE BLUME, Fiftirteot,
hole &gent for Knobs 's risme, sod 43
olso tribre's
11.rtnenlunts end Melodeons Job
Fl.llrT • Oldl
received by
lU bbLs. fresh, just
L. IL VOIOT S CO
QT4filt BRAN!)!S. BMW.—We are
LI last in receipt of another supply of thit fine
brand of Flamm, put up expresrly for the subscriber
by Oeo P. Da./2 d Co., and fir eels by the tierce or
as retail by JOHN A. RENSHAW,
tun .comer Liberty and Hand atneta
pA.KraEseiv CHEESE, a prime article
tor cooking . with Macosrani, just nc , ived and
for sale at the Fatally Grocery Vora at
JOHN A. ILEASHAW,
scour Llbert• and Hand stnwts.
- •
21111 BOXES PRIME W. AND
UAI CHELSE,• opleddld article for
Mallon. for We by JOHN B.CkNil EL D.
CONSIGNMENTS.-.
300 boxes Water Ilesoriti Cherie;
80 do I dammotb'Hataburg Cheese;
100 do Woods' btarch;
:20 tucks prime Dry Apphist
no bbla, mtuty !lour I -
10 lull bbts. White Misfit;
100 dozen Itiar. BEVOMB;
25 do . fancy Bur. Brooms; .
BO •do litrbldt Mt;
' 30 do fancy Hearth Brushes;
• 2 bbla. mime country. Sap;
16 crocks 'Apple Butter;
Jut received and Mr sale by
FALSE VAN BORDER,
lid Second street
DAIL:ROAD BOND CREDITORS op
its THE CITY or ALLY-GUNNY, Pa.—Ttio
tbori l oss of the City of Allegheny. rs..*n. 10* pro.
pared to hone new bonds In exchange for railroad
bonds of said city, upon the basis of compromise
bitter to offered by them.
Ifolilors of inch railroad kinds Cilt procure circu.
Mrs containing fall information in relation thereto,
by applying by letter or otherwise to
• L. 11. MEYER, Ifsu •
No. 78 Bearer street, N. Y.,
WINSLOW,'LANIEZdit
• , No. 62 Wall street. N. Y.;
O .I I I4.CFERIION,.
Treasurer of thaUlty of 'Allegheny.
Or to
-1157:1m
N IitAaTEK OE' 'llE ESTATE
J. of William Brown, deceased; No. 65, March term,
lona.- At ate Orphans' Court hold' at Pittsburgh,
Jute, 21.1,1662, the Court niadei the followlug order:
And now, to wit, Jorie 214,1682;0n motiou Of J.
H. Mlll-r Attorney for .Adtctiolstrator the thud
appoint le B. Cameron, Yeq , Auditor, to make die.
trlfratiOcrof the Mathes lu the hande of the A drain..
lstrator. o•- • • . D r THE COUNT. ,
•
From the record. •
Attest W. A. Ilintama, Clerk.
All perms Interiated will ploise.take toting that
the audltoyalicnre Mined will attend for the purp se
of hkrappolntment, at his offia, No.' 1:53 fourth 02.,
Pittsburgh,. on TH UNSNAP. the Mk day of August,
1&12, at 10 o'clock a. or., whoa and where trey am
requested to attend. = '3 . •
JuTidautdV It. B. CARNAHAN, Auditor.
UNITED STATES LKYPEL; ATLANTio
CITT. N. J.
JAPIES ff. ROBISON. SuPlrledePd.nt.
Tide celebrated ilotel will be open for the reap.
Non of "altars on SATURDAY, June 21, ISG3, sod
willcantinas open until September Mb.
blocs the lan season .snany hiailsome Improve
meats hare been toad*, loth to! the lone and
gronoda, eddlog *ND further to the . ecunfert, conrs- - .
elopes and pleasure of the "1..4. • 9,,
rename dealrlog to °peed the aunimar at the ow
shore will fled the aceommodalletu at the UNITED
STATZI superior to those of any ether house on the
Atlantis meat.
HASSLER'S clebrateil Rawl has teen engaged for
the season, az/ will be , under the dlrectill of the
Ammo. Hasekr. • •
Hr. THOMAS H. RAMAT?, tele of Cape Hai,
11211. We theme of the Dillard Doom, Yen Pin Al.
Vbe ah" Wpro ld llette nUie Iwo years
i s
RYA Iftee DOWin eon temple/Icm by the owners of this
11 1 6 11011/is4ltl/ihmeat, is as stop* guarantee of
what Jai wag, f the house map expect Its
meant inn.
MINK! L BBOWII;
Tar Ptoptiotati.
MUM
DESTROY YOUR-tats, RoactiO;
D•oroy your—Mite. Moles and Ants. .•
Destroy sose—llotha 1p Faxs. Clothes, to.
Destroy your—Matquito*• and Fleas.
Destroy yam —lnsectsno Planta and Yowls.
Destroy your—insects on Animal; to
Costar's Rat, Roach, 4c.,
Exterminator;
Bed-bug Exterminator;
Electric Powder for Insects
'ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
"Free from Poisons." •
"rot dangerous to the Human Family.
"Mita do not die on the premises."
"They 40[00 out of their holes to die."
Fold ererytrhere—by all lilolesed. truoiht. th
tat6o cit re, and by trs.ggists,. Grocer., etorekeepas
mad Retailers ganors'lr, in all country town' and - 11 l
lowa in the Unltell Staten.
it. E. FELL MES CO. and B. A. YAIINESTOCIE
5.. CO., principal wbolsaale and retail agents In
Pit tebtargb, Pa
Wreountry resters can order as above, or address
orders direct, (or for prices, terms, &c.,) to
riENS Y R. COSTAR,
riuripal Dtgat
Wo 482 Broadway. New ,
Twit.
HAP'
, APPINESS OK laltsEltY ? THAT IS
run Qnsarrion.—The Proprietors of the “PAR
151AN OADINET OP WONDERS, A diATOMT
and MEDICINE" have determined, regarding of
eninue, to ante, fen, (for the benefit of tutoring
hutuanity,) I or of their moat Instructive and into,-
g Lectern on fanning,' cud Its Disqualifications,
Noreen. Debility, Premature _)stile of Manhood,
Indigestion Weakness or Depression Logs of Ener
g
thy end Vaal Powers, tb* Great SoCial Evils, and
ose Maladies which result {KIM youthful follies
Excernee at Maturity, or Ignorance of Physiology
and Nature's Law. These ittraleable Lantana have
been the Iry ans of enlightening and saving thous.
ant's, and will be forwarded tree on the tecelpt of
four stamps by addressing . Serzetary Parisi. Cabi
net of Anatomy and Medicine, 5113 Broadway, N. E."
Juthlyd/oru
BAILEY, FARRELL R CO.,
P 413 ÜBE RS,
DAB AND
STEAM FIITEILB
129 1006711 SIALLT, MCA% art2urlrLD
TANKS AND AGITATORS, fur Oil
Refineries, lined lu the meet durable
manner.
Houses fitted up with hot and cold
water In the beet style, with all the
modern Improvements, In BATHS,
WASH STANDS, CLOSETS,SINKS, A..
A largo assortment of material. aloe. on band
d fur sale on reasonable terms. Jelo
CELLAR. STORAGE can be had at
Nu 59 WATER STREET
PI.d,IPO&
$l5O BEST PIAiT6S. SISO
GROVESTEEN h BALE haring removed to th
to trarerooma,
N. 478 BROADWAY
now prvparoi to, offer tho public a magnifies
w wtala full
7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
cont,sining all , rnprorements known In this country
or Europe, orsr.strung bins, French grind notion,
harp pe.d.l, tell Iron Dun., (or
8150 CAsu.
Wa - ra.4141 for Mt YEARS
Ilivlitoouldiug
$175 to $2OO,
all warranted made of the best seasoned material,
mid to stand better than any eold
We
Y4OO or $5OO by
De old method. of ManWacture. We invite the heat
.indra to essmino and try these now nutriments,
a nd we stmd ready at al times to test them with
y other. manufactured In this country.
GROVESTEEN & BALE
4Th BROADWAY. N. Y
I I'ALIAN V lOLLN bTRINGB, By wAu.,
.1. POST PAID.
Trebles, or £ string% 4 leuaths, best quality Wt.
&muds, or A 3 " •• Italian 15
Thirds, ur D •• • 3 .•
—..15
Fourths, ur G •• 1 length, pare silrer...—.6o
Hest quality French or Germ. Ist, 2d, 3d sad
4thinflows, each.........._........ .. „ --.10
B es e t quality Guitar D, A 1 ICsilver strtn — gs,each.Ls
ond •• •• Do. each.lo
Mat quality Vlollocello, A and D, each ...... —..-20
Best •• G sad 11, •• —....25
Mailed to an addrna, poet paid, on re ... . ..ceipt of the
moos.!, or inpootage•tampeby
JOHN 11. 81SLLOH, 81 Wood street..
N. H.—A Lap lot of fresh goltign just arrived
aL.o, Vlollns , 1;1olIn Cu., Flutes, Accordoons,l4..
111
M FAV ?ULM) FUlirkb.—ftti
J-11 Jail receiving, • very large new
Moe. of PIANO FURTES, eulected
personally
from the celebrated evannfactorie. of
ebiclicrirg Fons, .11.40t1; flatlet, Davis CO..
nOdiOU j and Ilarxlton Oros., blew Toek—all of new
styles, and will be add at present manufacturer.' re
duced fares fur cash or on a reasonable credit.
For tale by
.3014,1 H . EI/E1101t;'81 Wood it
w z mu mRA 0
410315, (rum Jae celebrate) Factory of
cattrunT I NESDUAII
barej.t been received are for gala by
R. II LEIIEI4 a BRO., 53 PIM etreet
N EWM . MELODEONS A&D ILA.R2IIO.
NIUMS, frord the celebrated manufactory of
Hum Jrlln Boiton. Also, two good second
Melodeons, 6 octave :lodeons, CHEAP. For Irate by
JOHN H. 618LLOH, 81 Wood et.
•
DR r COORS.
D mss GoothK
At uopre.dontod low prictw.
BARKER. It C 0...
M . ANTIAs AND tIAUSES,
Every article. CHEAP, id.
BA REM d CO.'B,
LACE Flll..Niti AND MANTLES,
A large Cock CHEAP!
BARKER 6 CO.'S,
► Hl. NEWVLE-
EATON, - 001117.11 & CO
Invite - the attention of the Ladle, to the
PATENT FLEXURE SKIRT.
ft gives 'a gracerul , cool elegant. form , end entire
uttsfact!ou to thomettrer.
They have do on hand n aapply ct that favorite
FRENCH SHIRT known an the
CRINOLINE DRAPILRIZ.
They also I Dille tlie. attention of WHOLYBALE
tIYK Ills' to t heir a Wok of lower priced BSI kali,
manufactured exprowl,y to their order and sold al
Eastern prima. :
F4Tixf, meogym t CO.,
NEW, CAMBRIC SETS,
NEW YKENCII WOB COLLAILB,
NEW BLADE LACE 9 AND EDGltili3,
NEW '9 WISE . BM : IDE:for Garibaldi's,
Bocalvod by c..xprOit ibis morning, at
rt Sid 79 iirsrkse street,
DEsIKABbE - AND SCARCE ARTI
OGEti, butt received by Expel
TaItdIDINO - lIINDuNS, ell colors: -
NAIIHOW BLADE GUIPUILB LAONi.
NAILUOW BLACK. PitSINON LACE 4.
GRENADINE AND TI .613 E VIM 8, all colors:
JET DONNNT PUB, &c., &c. •
EATutr. maccom a co.,
17 Mb .troet
NARROW BLAC4 tti3tON , :with
colored ediec, HO:cited tii exprece this taw Wag: al.
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MEM=
SALEI!MTRA - ORDINARc
Spring and Summer
DRYG-OODS,
J.W. Barker & Co.'s,
BiRAGZII.
And terms/ other new and different kinds of PRitAil
000D8, In Inding
MOURNING GOODS
As al:. t. our usual SIMI-ANNUAL ULIAB
ANCE, Woe are made without re - tiard to oat as o
Wert ir to axe out oar lortartits stock at oa•a no
MOST U A USUAL
will be offered in every wilds
N. B. --POBITIVELY BUT O PRION
GRRAT BARGAINS . •
IN
DRY GOODS.
AT
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J. •M. Burchfield 's .
DRESS GOODS, cheapest in the city.
CALICOS, at old priors:
LACE MANTILLAS, great bargains.
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LACE. POINTS, great bargains.
SILZ a/WWII/4 chap.
6IIIIMEM MANTILLAS, cheap.
'This stock being large, and Weight before tbs ms•
cent advance in price, 6 oaf of tits moat desizabis In
th• city.
Persons haying unsettled accounts wilt *Ms Mil
Immediately and satin jag
mom
GREAT INDUCEMENT TO FUR
CHASERS OP
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C244,=•coclei.'
A 'MDT LAME MOH. AT OLD PHHIEB.
havtai purchased beton the teceat almost:la pikes
HOOP HILIDTB AND-HO9IHDY.
B HAVirLB.' SA ". AND ISANTLIEL
SLIMED D ' B.
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.47 .
At I great nails , " 7- . 4 close them'ont.
Wholesale buyers take notice—Wawa ottliiiia
groat may Mod. et ter than Ewan peer ,
KrTcßans CUB.
• C. WSW TolfrE & Co:
69 Market .treat
ru
In every va l
tO Hs.Yet street.
459 Market street
NEW SUMMER GOODS OPENED
- cr XT igi '
Corner of Fifth and Market Sta.
A beautlftq asoFtasent of LACE POINTS AND
ClllO 5, 1 / 3 ,'wl!ti slang, ea. latosi
SiCQUIS,In Summar Good', $1 50 to $4.
17 nab street
CLOTH BACOCIEL tar $3 and-Forants.
New styli liOOP SKIRTS
litbstA and Cid!dries 1100 P 84111111.
DRESS GOODS, for 6X cents and aromas,
CALICOS, forf?ra outs PacktiPwFdll.
8 WHIRR' mice, to cbisclu, ead Mrtpee , for, 374 X
HORNE'S,
.1.21 CORNER TIVTH AND NADICZTEITEL
1101INE'S GREAT CLOSING OUT
WM of ENIIII.3IDINCID3 AND LININ HAND-
8180111 En still continues. Psalms who with'
barg.lmi ibo.ld 'tdl at
• Neg. Tr and za seam arsarm
?m. amen dm and /d storidni
NEW FANCY GIMPS,' . ?for /bets
Trlambs', recelvid ann.s thbisandas, at
norm.
DA"- GOODS I
69 .111arket Street
/RAWLS,
MAHTLYP,
BACQUEB,
LACZ POINTS mro
,MANTLi2I,
QRU&DINU
OBGANDIZS.
.711CONICT8,
0/11NTZ12,
MOZA/MIQIJEB
offALLlzs,
THE PRICES.
BARGAINS
Tr and im MOW 411144'1
' 11:61.4"TR.
ANTED -.2.s or 30 LABORERS ana
01 4
611=841.1.Eystto trork
rat .onz Iteittters,
Mi t to H. 11.6 &BISON
the
rTE,D. A wholesale
J. Fancy Good. and Notion Non% of Innen Tan'
standing in Vidiadelphis,basing &gond trade. would
idaste a partner with about tlO.OOO otpital, to tabs
the place of one retiring. - Address, with real name
and reference, BOX I,233 ..BbißelllPhib P.O.
WANTED.—Cept 11. a Ammo; of the
101st Pauesytraida' Volunteers, baa be
en de
taitett.fiz the reetalting &orrice, mad le now In the
elty foe thatpurpose. Moe, No. --. • Filth street.
(ttp stairs) Neautta can hare the choke of attach
tug theauwlrea to any
_of the .Psualyteanhe Bee
juMe.
W ANTAL) ,I3IbIEUI4I.ILLY.-300
bb" itA il; barrel'
ucrioar &ILES.
pop' BUGGIES - AT i- i - UCTION.—On
BATUNDAY 210111ZIDO, July 12. at 11 o'clock.
will be solo, at Davis' Auction; 64 l'itth street";
',Two Top &nice, now and subatautiat make:
l " J. D. D. 6 1716. Auet.
•flll, DIC - E .14'b A. ND
Nl.l CHAISES. AT ACTION.,-On BATURDAY
.14012N12:G. July ID,II. a* 10 o'clerk, ern! be &old, at
the Commercial Atlction Booms, 64 fifth street, a
great variety of Children's Buggies and Cludees, in
every style of finish, including a Child's Carrie/P ,
near style. J. G. DAVIS, Anat.
A W L:.P. V I halt rifka'AiTr AT
AUCTION.—WiII be sold, at. Public Auction, on
the premises. near it. Mary's Church, Lawrence
ville, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, /801.
eta o'clock p. m Nine Valuable Budding Lots, In a
Olin of lots laid out by Jahn J. Mitchel, In Collins
townablp, - near the borough of Lawrenceville. Bite
of aald lota have each a trout of feet en Church
street, and depth of 100 feet to an alley twelve feet
Wide. The other four have each a front of 03 feet on
M'Cidlough street, and oepth of 100 feet to an alley
ten tot These lots are convenient of aeons
Lion the Citizens Passenger Railway, by Bellefon
tains street and board .walk on et. Mary's avenue,
Laemenooville. They are In a healthy location. com
mand a beautiful prospect, with excellent schools,
chmches, coal depot sod stores in the immediate
vicinity. As the lots may readily be seen, it is ent
o 4to floTr i t! or otherr o n
adrasnetsigUcrrtheseebliaott!
Pur n
chasers will excel,. Gemmed se anantee Deeds
for; their lot.
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• Fames or Baus—One third in band., Belance In
tinleyeirly payments from day of sale, with Interest s
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the jrroperty.
A planed the lots may be seen on application to John
J.4Litchel, Attorney at Law, No. a Fifth street,
BiLtsbursh, or at his residence, Chestnut street,
I.awrencerills. JOHN J. MITCHF.L.
I'. A. McOLELLAND. A act Ju9modts •
CHOICE CLOTHING at auction this
day at 10, lacd 8 o'clock, itt ANDwfctieB !Inns.. T. A. WV/a:Wlm
QUAIMER CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
11,-) 2—On THURSDAY, FRIDAY sod SATURDAY
EITZNINGS, July 10th, th and 12th, at S' o'clock,
wiltbe sold, at, the Commercial Auction House, No.
;Si /Nth street, a large st .ck of new and seasonable
CkShlng, compelsing Nin's Summer Wear, in ovary
variety of material, mid made in good ityles; Oeata.
Vents and Pants. Aleo.d.k flannel W oaths Shirts. •
all wool; Pittsburgh made Boots, mewed calfskin; ika.
Jolt .1. G. DAVIS, Aunt.
:HOOP SKIM'S!
1100)• SKIRTS I
11601' SKIRTS I
HOOP SK I lin I
a4zei, lot Lad Mines and Chlidriai; u
IIoOLELLASD'S AUCT/05-R(sOlif3,
O,RVENTH WARD PROPERTY-AT
6.7 AIICTION.—On TITEI , DAY V 8186150, Stay
16th, at 8 'o'clock. will be sold, at Commercial B.lm. • .
. 800, No and Erin . 64' Fifth attest
J the remaining lota on
Duo= garnets In .v. Davis' plan of &ff.;
*nth Ward lot., being It. Nos. 125. 126,187, /Mt
138,1,37 and 138, each having a -front of 20 feet on
Inn street, and exterding back 94 font 73. i Inehee, .
Alio, 10t5144,145 and 14G, each havingsfeont
of 21. feet on Duncan street, and extending heolt -DO
.feet,
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Also, lots Nos. 140 and 141, at the corner of,Dtnue
nn and Darisstreets, each baring a front of 21 fest,
and extending back 100 feet.
'halts or Snns+one•foarth cash; residue in one,
two and three years, with Interest, secured b: 'bond
and esfenigsga.
Plans o f the propetty cam now be had at the Ann.
tiozeltootot, 61 Fifth street.
Dl9
ST4I'EIIENT OF TIIK
'ARCTIC' FIRE INSURANCE COXPANT, 01'
r NEW TORE. •
CAPITAL STOCK
ASSETS.
Bad VW* bold by the C0mpany—....._..y13,(00 011
Cuts on 639.30
Cub in se. Gni 30' .
Amount of Unpaid frembono......— 1,557 17
Cubbonds at Agents and to cootie - of
tranttododon.-- . 5;00 00
Lo secured by Bonds and Marrsales— 211,11r2
Amouat .des- Company 04' Which .indg. • .
aunts bare been ----. 4,000 . 00-
United Staten
--.,
.2,000
Stocks bold by the Company ma coll.:ter.' --,
ascitrity for Lams-- ...--.. 10 , 02500, "
Premium Notes due and 1.041 37-
Niantln Notes notOso
Interest o on Inset:m d ats na
duo and unpard„ 500 00
Interest on Investments aocrud but. not • -
doe... - 5,16783
Tans of all other property bulonguut to
the 6,000 00
LIABILITIES.
Lasses .fre and runedd None
Amount of Calm fur LoaraToZeited *
the thenpany.. ^6OO O(
Loom (huttig the year wkkh hare leen "
...—.. 39,361 !rd
Loam doring.the year tak7ch * ha... net -
been eettled.----..- 4,300
Lona dating the year no actedupon._ 30300 Ou •
Pah primate= recthca.... =mit:
Premium Nolte taken by the company— .' 2,954 54
Premiums eareed..—.- .. 61,971 to 1
Interest teeeired fpm lm. of the -
Compaq-
. 16,071.1 s 11 : 1 C1 7 147701TOItlift.
Lome ptildduilng the year------...$ 49,147 zo
Looses paid dining the year which acerued
prior to the year-- .... 70,4187 Y
Amount ;paid ann owing for ransura;ne
premiums 4,4 n 15
Return preelums, whether pita or unpaid 9,340 51
Raptness' paid during the year, inolucting
Oostanhatone and r eesp.id to the Asp nt
and Metre of the Oompany..—.--.—. 1 . 0.83:t hl
Tax,' paid by the - CoMpany.-----. 4,90 00
The nederalgued, - having been ap,ohwed Agent
and Attorney of the store named Company, has ob
tained Mimeo from the Auditor Genera!, and is now
ready to Woe Nadel to his many friends at mode
rate ratek,of Premium.
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Back notabere of ell the stake always on hand.-
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Apply ' JOBS BODIN&
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A .laris mei well assorted stock of the NA btalsts.
he sold at lov pima Air Outt. Iletallets will pad
It tb elr, to give us a call. - -
WIL 0..1011218T0N A CO
• ;A:Stawsed ..Paper Desk/ow eT Wood .beet.
Q'nraL.BE: JOB riiIIiTINIIIIIOUti.E.- •
ij cards, Girculsrs,Prlce Usti. BLll.Reads;Postery
Bilk Lading, Labels for Mindsets:rem yawls k r
apd Sivin-y kind' of nraanteutal and gala
Prin entanned neatly. with dipatc24 by .
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my24ltawsed 'Slam Job Printers. 57 Wand at.
Jilt/ 4:ARDS a znperitr
Plis rz ankl4 oele by l47 , lk4'.4" Wil cd .G P . D4 .lo " itarTON
• ra yakStawvod, Stationery, 6T Wood at.
13110101.1i4.111 11LBUMIS--.1 choice
J. - stock mai largo variety at low pricey. -
Tor ago SY „WM. JOELHSTOZI 00.,
wyStStawvod Stationers : 67 Wood stmt.
in rifusCLlF4-44. Oon em
- to= to arrive suld for ask
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