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' ’ v ; •. — =ME V* • 4 X.' 4 . \ \ V . , V : K WEDNESDAY MOUSING, AUG._I3- - LaTE' . SEWS. War I3a|ietin. Waß DtFARTXBST. WASBUtCTOS, . AWCIAJJT-GEKSBAL’b QfHCK, l . _ Wasbixotox, August 11,1862. j Oibxbal Oxnrtf.No. 100. - * tntwh^of, (Seherad Order So. 61, current series', as relate# in. tho' extension of . sick leave of absenoo' lehgreby revoked, and no., applications. for snehV extensions -need hertolter The order of iho Presi dent, daUd'Jaiy 31^. Qeneral -Order No. ,22, fully explains whfti' may be considered ae a good cause forxbeenoe. :Th‘e Surgin'* cer tified, of dieabilitj-is ,required by the exist ing orders* and regulation mustbo forwarded, sot only to' the Adjatadt-Gsheral of thearmy, but also to the commandcr of ihe regiment, or iu ease of a staff officer, to his cumcnaudipg Gbmenl. Necohcfr-Officers abVsbt from duty without leave, or oeyoad the time of thalr leave, will not be allowed to draw. pay. until a Court qg CoqaolfBBion,,which'wUl bo ordered on iheir return to their pcsOor command, shall do* f-termlne whether was sufficient cause for their absence. They will accordingly pro vide thomselres w.ith a full description of tho aature'and.cause of their disability, certified i by the proper medical authority, ‘as. required . by existing orders and regulations. -2W<£-_officer» of Volunteers, who, are ob sent from duty on account, of diieaeo con* treated before they entered the service, will b. immediately mustered out. Those who have beco absent more than sixty! days on ao coant of woands or dieeneea contracted In the ■ lino of their duty wiU.be reported to'the Ad* jatant General of tbt* Arniy fqr disoh&rgo, in order that their plaoei may be filled>y others fit for field service. For thiifcUas of officers Congress has pensVonLY FourtA—Applications ror, pensions iuust ho made tu_theiCommisaioher - of.Tenslohß, who is tne judge .of the sufficiency ot.evidonce in support of such claims,, and who furnishes tho forms and regulation relating* thereto.. ■ Fifths When an.officer retnrns to his com mand after having overstuid his leave of Ab sence, he may be (tried by a coart-martial for _ this, ss a military offence; or a CommlEsioh may.be appointed by the commanding officer of-his division army' corps, or army, as the ease may investigate his case, and de termine whetber.oritoi he yras absent from .proper cause, and ifrthere should be found to be saoh proper cause ho will be entitled to pay daring saoh absence.. The proceedings of such Commission shall be sent to theAdjatant General of tho army for the approval of the Secretary of War. Such Commissions will eenslat of not less than' three nor over five oommisfeiohed officers. Where troops are serving in an army eorps or an army, no leave of nbtence will be granted on the oortificate of a regimental sur geon till the’samO has been approved by the . Medical Director offsuch army corps or army, and no Medical Dirpotor will endorse any oer .■tiflcato until he has made a personal exami nation of the applicant or received a favora ble report from a medical offioer appointed by him to make such personal examination, and . if upon such persona! examination it be found that the certificate of disability was given without proper cause, the same of the officer giving it will he reported to the AdjatantGen ; oral of the army, and bo dismissed from the * servioe. •. >;■- A> - ■ SeteiuA.—When officers are not serving in a division army corps, or separate army, ap plication for leave may. bo made to \be Adj't Gen. of-the army, bql, except in any extraor - dtnary case-, no leavejof absence will be grant >d, unless the appHcation bp.accompanied by a certifioate'of character as that pre « scribed in Genera) Order, No. 61. Eighth.—AU oases of personal application for loavs of. absence mado to the War De partment, will be examined by a modical effi - cer assigned to that duty in this city. Dy order of the-Secretary of War. * E. D. Towsantn, Ass*t Adj't Gen. TUeßatflc on the Rapid&u. Wasbikotos, Augast 12.—-Accounts from •••■ .: Culpepper; dated yeaterdsy, speaking of tho V ' v fight on Saturday, aay that 10 heavy was tho i. . • fire r o whioh oar comparatively small number ■ was expofedtbat the only wonder is that tho entin aoihmand .was'hui,coinptet£27 nonihila ted at the ond of helf an honr t instead of bo log half so largo & proportion at-tho oxjilra tlon of kn hour ana a half. . . The robot prisoners taken report thpt their own troops' wer.vmowed.down by_onr fire like grass* Three time* mere they reinforced by fra. h regiments and brigades, and when our .troops retired they were.too muoh crippled to ' parsno them in an open ground. The prisoners also report that the heavy " guns used by the .enemy were, of English manufacture, with English fixed ammunition. ,i. . : -Welost;but-one.gno> which.was left after' being spiked in a. ditch. . Several of the horses •' • fcavlsg'been hilled, il-was deemed expedient ■■■i to leave tbegao t an«t-iVwft»-epiked under the fir» ofc the.enemy's sharpshooters; : • v Co!. Chapman, of the sth Massachusetts, was shot ih the breast, and is probably dead.' Lieut. Col. Stone fell with many wonods. Major Bloke ateo fell* and, if alive, is a prli • v . . oner*- . Adjutant Smith is-eitber wounded or,dead. • . Major Savage, of tho_2d Jlaesachatetta, is believed to"have been killed, as welles many . of the captains and lieutenants. WASBUiaToit, Aug. 11.—Tho following eor . respondent relates to an Ingenious device o parliesTroth a neighboring State to raise re eruits in Pennsylvania. >.V- . AsBIBTAST AWCTAXT GsSKXAL'B OrriCt, 1 . Wabbisgtox,. Aug. 11, 1862. J • - sng» Gen. Huckiiujham, liar papartnent .♦ Usskeal.—-Has any authority been givenby your Department t$ raise a Bucktall Brigade . of. Pennsylvania tfb°PV Very respectfully, • , . TaoSr ii. Vl’jcsst, A. A. Q. - - ) ) £ - WaratEPTO*, Aug. 11,1862. J .Minor:, 'Authorities.,to individuals to raise . troon hare for a long time been refused, aod X.-xnqy safely, say,..that.no authority of the kiudireferred to ha» been granted, certainly . not fo-oy knowledge. . ..... C. P, BucetEGSAU, Brig. Oen. • A strong feeling prevails in the old regi ments against offieers who are 1 absent from -their regiments, and empioyod in making ar-' rasgementsto -promote themselres abovo their more meritorious comrades remaining is the -field.- Battle In -East Tennessee—Morgan’s * Movements—Steamer Sunk. XoCiBVILEE, Aug. l2.—The Nashville Di*- pateh baa-news from Gcn.Morgen, at Cum berland Gap, statlbjg .that General Bo Cour cey*# brigade end the 14th -Kentuoky, on the • sth or severai eugagements ■ with Gen. Stevenson's division. in force, the rebels outnumbeHng.ps, four to' r ouV. The rebels !ost22s ; fciUed.and wounded, andLieat. • Col. Gordon,llth Tennessee, taken prisoner. Ourlyea was three killedj'flfteeh wounded and • fifty .prisoners.; Two companies of. the 16th - Ohio were surrounded by tworebelregimentß, but cut their way-out/ W> captured a lot of . and mules. : John' Morgaa ieft Knoxville on the 2d, with route to Kings . ton. . Kentucky is to-be invaded. . :! Reporta/not colfirmadat headquarters, in * ; dlcate guerrilla npds upon CaJhbha ondßam • eey counties, on Grceii-river, creating ooosid . arable excUemcntbloagthobordcroflndiana. .. Tho steamer Venango, bento'fur Cumber* land liver, with fetter* and jtcrei, sunk at Scufßttown. i'. /. •f i' Sick and Wounded Soldiers—Cow aids Arrested.' ' \ BAtTIMOE*,Auz. il.—The su&mor Knick erbocker, with 84b sick wounded soldiers, ar* rivedhere.toidayV.' - ' _ • Twelve yoang men,.who fled from.this' city to avoid draft, were arrested at .Williamsport/ Ljcomiog cottuty, Pi., and brought back here to-day and sent to Tort McHenry; BOOT* AND SIIOEb AT 89 MAit- K KT, KTJtKET.-—I-OOK AT THB PSIOE3.— -.LodU* fiag. Laitlcrliwl GaJ(*ra worth (1,28 .. « . <:T.7S «j .. ...»4 .?n |« ««-. m '^,oo ■« KneFr. Morocco riH.-l Doot»->v37 - —-1,63 ■. h'.: ■ a «< <}*usaet* ** - 11 1,37 ** Morocco Slipp*ra :t j 60 *• "Kid “ 76 « -ALI»X)IiiKB OOOM IN PBOPOBTION^ -- -- - JAMES r&OBlt, ; V , , mr27 NO. «» JUUKBT fiTßErf^ Wr would respectluily in- Xk forih orjr irlfnda end th« public tlut-wo bar* * TAX tffk-viihK BTB-STCSYff, *£BFUtfEßT*n<» : FANCY ARTICLES, &c. t to b« tcmaa Id the dtr, «rbi«b we at* oreptred to eelL lAOtuatUlM tp< tbL ctutomera, st to« SAhreefOoir«a(iti%tock heb>K, fimbaad*. ... ii : - ’ "■ WXIDBIDE * WXttAGE, : ■ ' , v:: «MS V *»1 ': '• ’>'tv - ." - ': "»'• [FROM OUR EVENING .EDITION.] The Bucktail Brigade, etc. OF F I O-I A L-i ~ LAWSW TEE* UNITED STATES. Pet ltd at (Jig Second Section of.the Thirty seventh, Conffr&ti - ; {"Pcblic—No. 106.] Ajr A£T to amend the 'act calling forth the militia to execute the law? of the Union, suppress insurrections, and repel inva sions, approved February twenty-eight, seventeen hundred and ninety-five, and the. acts amendatory thereof, and, for . other purposes. Tfeiif cnavUdby tht Senate and Home of Repreientativa cf the United State* of Amer ica in Congress assembled, That, whenever the President of the .United- States shall call forth tho militia of-the States, to be employed in the service of tbe‘ ! United States, he may specify in his call tho period 1 for which Buch servioe will be required, not exceedingnine months;, and the militia so called shall bo mustered in and oontinue to serve formed during tho term so specified, t unless sooner, discharged by command of the President. If by reason of defeota in ‘existing laws, or in the execution of them, in the several States, or any of them; it shall be found necessary to provide for enrolling the militia and otherwise putting this aot Into exeoution, this President is author!ted in such cases to make all neces sary rules and regulations; and the en rolment of the militia shall in. all cases in olude all able-bodied male oitisena between the ages of eighteen; and, forty-five, and shall be apportioned among the States ac cording to representative • population. Sco. 2. And be it further enacted, That tho militia, when so oalled into service, shall be organized in the mode prescribed by law for volunteers. ‘ Sec. 8. And be it further That the President be and he is hereby author ised, in addition to the volunteer forces which heifl now authorized by law to raise, to accept tho servioes of any number of volunteers, : not exceeding one hundred thousand, as infantry, for a period of nine months, unless sooner discharged. And every soldier who shall enlist under tho provisions of this section shall receive his first month’s pay, and also twenty-five dollars as bounty, upon the mustering of his-4ompany or regiment.into the servlet of the United States. AndaU provisions of law relating to volunteers enlisted in tho service of the United States for three years, or during tho war, except in relation to bounty, abaft- be and the- same are ex tended to, and are hereby declared to, em brace, the volunteers to be raised under the provisions of this soction. Seo. 4. And be it further enacted. That, for the purpose of filling up the regiments of infantry now in the United States ser vice, tho President be and he hereby is, authorized to accept the services of volun teers in such numbers as may be presented for that purpose for twelve months, if not sooner discharged. And such volunteers, when mustered into the service, shall be in all respects upon a footing with similar troops in the United States service, exoept as to 6ervico bounty, which shall be fifty dollars, one half of which to be paid upon their joining their regiments, and the other half at the expiration of their enlistment. .Seo. 5. And be it further enacted, That tho President shall appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, a judge advocate general, with the rank, pay, and emoluments of a colonel of cavalry, to whose office shall be returned, for revision, the reoords and proceedings of all courts martial and military commissions, and where a record shall be kept of all pro ceedings had thereupon. And no sentence of death, or imprisonment m the peniten tiary, shall-be carried into execution until the same shall have been approved by tho President. Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That there may be appointed by the President, 'by and with tho advice and consent of the Senate, .for each army in the field, a judge advocate, with the rank, pay, and emolu ments, eaoh, of a major of cavalry, who shall perform the duties of judge advooate for the armyto whioh they respectively be long, under tho direction of the judge ad vocate general. Sco. 7. And be it further enacted, That hereafter all offenders in the army charged with offences now punishable by. a regi mental or garrison court-martial shall be brought before a field officer of his regi ment, who shall be detailed for that pur pose, and who shall hear and determine tho offence, and order the punishment that shall be inflicted; and shall Also make a record of his proceedings, and submit the same to the brigade commander, who, upon the approval of tho .proceedings of- such field officer shall order the same to be exe cuted: Provided, That the punishment in such cases be limited to that authorised to be.inflicted by .a regimental, or garrison court-martial : And provided further. That, in the event of there being no brigade oommander, the proceedings as aforesaid shall be submitted for approval to the com manding,officer of the post.' Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, 'That all officers who have been mustered into the service of the United States as battal ion adjutants and quartermasters of cav alry under the orders of the War Depart ment, exceeding the number authorised by law, shall be paid as such for the time they were actually employed in the service of tho United Btates, and that all suohoffioers now in the service, exceeding the number as aforesaid, shall be immediately mustered. out of tho service of the United States. Seo. 9. And be it further enacted, That the PresidenVbe and*he is hereby author ized to establish 'and organize army corps, according to his discretion. Sec. 10. And be it further enacted, That each army corps shall have the following officers and no more attached thereto, who shall constitute tho staff of the commander thereof; one assistant adjutant general one quartermaster,“one oommisßary of sub sistence, and one assistant inspector gen, eral/who shall bear, respectively] the rank of lieutenant colonel, and who shall be assigned from the army or volunteer force by the President. Also three aids-de-camp, one to boar the rank of major, and two to bear the rank of captain, to be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of tbe-Senatc, upon the recom mendation of-tho commander of the army corps. The senior officer of artillery in each army corps shall, in addition to Ms other duties, act as chief of artillery and ordnance at the headquarters of the oorps. Beo. 11. And be it further enacted, That the cavalry force, in the service of (he United States shall hereafter be organized as follows: Each regiment of cayalry sbqjlj have one colonel, one lieutenant .colonel, three majors, one surgeon, one assistant surgeon, one regimental.adjutant, oue'rdg imental quartermaster, one*' regimental commissary, one sergeant tyajtffc one, quar termaster sergeant, one o .£ommiasaiy ser4 gcant, two hospltkl _ arfdler sergeant, pnachief trumpeter, chief farrier qr .bUcksmUh, and.effcli regiment shall consist of twelve companies or. troops, and each company-uf troop shall have ond captain, one-first lieutenant, one second lieutenant, and ont supernumerary second lieutenant, one first sergeant,’one quarter master eergent, one commissary sergeant, five sergeants, eight' corporals, two team sicrs, two farriers or blacksmiths, one sad ler, one' wagoner, and seventy-eight pri vates; the regimental adjutants, the regl : mental quartern: os tors,' ami 'the regimen tal commissaries to bo taken front - their re spective regiments: Provided, That vacan cies caused by this organisation shall not bo considered as original,, but shall be filled by regular promotion. •. ' 8e0.’12. And 6s it further enacted. That ■ , ■' ■" ■' " the President bo and hi. is hereby author-' 'NJOTICB,{fO PKOPEKTY HOLD, ised to receive into the service of the T& ciTYor PIIMBCBOH.-AII nSJI-tUaHL for (h» ‘ «>“•* abe'-tne/SWeete*to wtU«m*klnstall. .tjnitetlßlateS, tor. toe purpose of constttet- mir-t of itirir aid Parle* Amameevsn Ing entrenenmenta, or performing camp hereby notified that it ihey wUb to Mold co«u opes service, or anT Otiiet labor or any military “W Maomnnt, pay Will caUlmmedUtely iiuf )|. .».!»> «hiak tuJL - 1 »7 qoJdaU aU WTMrtHbat BuV I>*iUndloi unpaidsi ffiWW iWWehithqy maybe .uiliditt,AprtlM,lwa. WM. BICDBAofit, i found competent, persona -of African do- gal • ~ • ,Tmww». ( each penona ehallbe.carolled f NiliA' ltUßßfc.il CAAU* BLANK&'fbt BUpb regulAtiont, sot x for Boldim' qmj a *ap«rloT quality at forprftNt inwnaisient with tbeConstltnLion and lawn “» bl *r as tbs President may prescribe. •/- V. -T imudTt, \ { &;rtj v , >!-'■/!• .V • •;' ;r''.V ir**" - J -—nn -rfiec,-13-• And-be,it further .-That, when any man or boy of Afriorn descent, who, bylaws of any Bute, shall owe,ser vice or labor to any person, who, during the present rebellion, 1 has levied war or has borne arms against the United 6tates, or adhered to their enemies by giving them aid and comfort, shall render any such ser vlce as is provided for m this aCt, he, his mother, and his wife* and children, shall forever, thereafter be free, any la w, usage, or custom whatsoever to the contrary not withstanding; /YoudfdJ That tbo mother, wifo and children of such man or boy of African descent shall not bo mado ljree by the operation of this act except where such mother, wife, or childrea owe service or labor to some person, Who, during tho pres ent rebellion, has borne arms against the 'United Btatea, or adhered to their enemies by giving them aid and comfort. _• Seo. 14; And be it further enacted. That the Expenses incurred to oarry this aot into offeot shall be paid out of the general ap propriation for the army of volunteers. Seo. 15. And be it further enacted, That anpersons who have been or ehall be here after enrollod in the service of the United States under this aot shall receive the pay and rations now allowed by law to soldiers, according to their respective grades: Pro vided, That persons of African descent, who under this law Shall be employed, shall receive ten dollars per month an<L ono ration, three .. dollars iof - . which monthly pay may be in clothing. Seo. 16. And be it further enacted, That medical purveyors and storekeepers shall give bonds in such sums as the Seoretary of War may require, with security tob« approved by him. Approved, July 17, 1862. COMMERCIAL RECORD. PITTBBUKGH MARKETS. [Report*! tpeetaUgfor the PUutmrgk OoseOe.] Temur, Aug, 13 .—Boiloea eostlanescxcevdlug* lj doll tod toictlvt, tod ao Improvement U eot aa« tidptted anlll mlUtirr matter* ammo a more defl olio ahape. No person fells disposed to enter In an/ project at. present for tho reason above stated, and the fatnre, wo regret to say, does not look very en conngtog. The proepeet of a draft Is a very serious drawback to trade, and oar btuloses men, generelly, prefer toooufine their transactions to tbs Wants of the local trede. FLOUB—The floor market continue! quiet though prices are firm and fully maintained. Sale of 860 bbls Family at 6O do do at and 60 do do at Extra is held at $4,60@1,60, end $2,87(253,00 fbr Bye. GBOCEBIE&—duII and depressed, without, how ever, aoy change tn ratoe. Bagar may he quoted at lOsUo,ooffee 23J4 to 21c, and MoUssee 63@&6c. Sale ef 10 bgt prime Coffee at Sic; end 13 bbls prime K. 0. Uoloaaea at 55c. BACON—There Is but little doing in bacon, the demand being entirely local. We quote at 4@4}jc for Shoulders, 7%<s7)(c for’Plain Bams, 7%£Be for Canvassed, and 10c for Sugar Cured. Sale of 1,000 Ibe 6houlden at 4c, and 1,000 Ibe Plain Noma at 7>sc. There is a alight Improvement In balk meat andprloeehave advanced-. Wenoteaealeef3oJXlo lbs bu<k Shoulders at 3££c psr pound. OATS—Arm; with a good demand and a light sup ply io'market. Sole of 250 bush bum store at 35e. WHlSKY—unchanged; Sale of 10 bbls at 30c; and lOdodoatklc. F&UlT—Applee steady at $2,25 to $3,75 per bbl, and Peachee $4,&0 to $3,00 per bushel, aecortUug. to quality. Boarox Dxy Goans Uaaxcr.—The Shipping List, of the Oth last., esys: There is no scuts price ior Cottoo Goods, aud, eo Caras first hands are cuacerned, trade la completely stagnant. Jobbers and specula, tor* are sailing heavy cheatings at 18®.9c, while the agent* decline offers under 22c. There is do disport tloa to Jbroe sales at present, as supplies arrmoder •te even with the preeent limited demand, but the market will evidently be unsettled -for’tbe present. Print Cloths are without change, and the limited stuck of these goods will entail a nigh range of prices. Prints are murt unlMa than any other cotton goods. The glerrimacka are telling at 16c; Hamil ton at Manchester at He; Uiy Mills at Granite at 13c; and Excelsior at In other detcripilqus no transactions or,material change to notice. There has been considerable activity in army and navy Woolena. Light and dark blue Kerseys, Bins Cloths and Blankets are held firmer and blghrr. Al meat all desirable Woolen Goods, for general salts, are scarce and high. Cmcabo Maxxxr, August 9.—Tbo principal mar kets to-day west dull and easier, owing to the unfa vorable advices fcy the steamer. Wheat was quiet and price* declined 3c per bushel. The tales were comparatively light at $1,02 for No. 3 white winter; sl,ou®l,ot fur ro. 1 rea; &54f®90c lor Amb«r Iowa; No. 1 spring, aadc7®Adc fbr No. 3 spring. At the clooe the market ruled steady at flic ior No. i and Wo for No. 3. The inquiry for Floor was limit ed, and prices declined s®iue per barret on .yester day's quotations. Corn was in lair demand for shipment, at a‘ de cline of V@ic per buibeU About 110,000 bushels changed Lauds at 33c tor Blrer mixed afloat, 3 for BaUroad mixed, and 26)£®t6c jor rejected in store. Oats were in active rrqurat, and the mar ket advanced H&X* busbel, sales being nude' at kjSMsisr. dales at (9a for No. 1. B*rlay quiet. - 14re stock of all kinds Is doll and heavy. Cattle •ell at a range of 81,76@2,60 for oujscnon to medium 'grades. Choice shipping lota are nominal. Uogs rang* from $2,1U&2,4U per owt gross. Imports by Railroad* Piimraea, Ft. Watxu A Caicaoo Bainaoan, Aug. 12 —l5 bbli pearls, H U Collins; 72 bblt floor J A Fmur; 15 pet lumber, Faehiner A Irwin; 4 hbds J 8 Liggett A oo; i« pkgs wire add rtriu, a Town •cad A oo; 1 bbi berries, £L H Voigt A co; 4 bbis apple*, Wm Cooper A oo;'Sarnia bola, Rhodes A Versar. . . v • Cuvxturo a Pimaraoa Batmosj>. Ac*. 11.—5 bbla pear*, Jno Herbert; • bblo soap, 20 «• a* match**, Bhrlver A Laiear; 17 bdla bows and eial arm*. Me* Whinny, Bare A co; 2 roll* leather, 0 UroaUlager; 183 aka o*u. Jaa A FeUen 155 oil bbla, la.fah Dicker.4-roll*leather, Mm Flaccu»; 24bbla lime, F A Svens; 2 cars lroo ore, jobs Uooibeadtltl bait Iron. H 11 iqUlos; 65 oil bbla, J C Uosutter; 19 do de, X FBraL CJurMMUJtTtiS. ' CONGRESS.—JoaiAB Coplbt, of AUrghray Clip, (formerly of Armstrong 00.. ood oov the Republican ooaloeeof that county,) vll> be a candidate fbr Oongrefe for tba 23d District, oompoaedof tba counties of 1 Armstrong, Batter and that portion of Allegheny lying-west of the Alle gheny and north of tba ÜblO rivers, bafore <b* Con vention of Delegate* from‘that'part of Allegheny connty. • • • • " lelfctc jrs»OIBTBICT ATTORNEY.—WV M. MorrttrwlU bo a candidate -for nomination to the olfloe of District Attorney, tultfeet to the de» cislon of the Republican County Convention. aplfctc , • ' ' ‘ rs-msi- mux attuklijs; ralbi. M. Watmm, of Alleghany city, vfll be * can* didate for nomination to tbe above office, lntbe Con ▼ration to be called by. ibe Republican Executive Committee. .. ' t , nhMdc Tbeiin. dersigned will bit a candidate! for tbtf above office before, the BepublicanMeialuatiDg Convention. MARSHALL SCHWAitIZWRLDER. j, UiSTKIOTATTORNibJno.M. Eiazrarucx will be a candidate lor eomlna. tlon totbe abore offlee, nut Nominating • BepobllcanCounty ’ - ■ - apl&;tc. OuUftT Y OUAUIISsIUA Jiff —Joxamax Baaurr, «f .Bontb J-Uteburgb, ‘ ‘9 I 9« -dewifonot flie llepaMlcan CountjTtoiyiflytjon, ‘(j U Al lU$ J£K. —iiOpKKT r illdafr ty CommSaioca r, sqm tfa cfatetf ofthe Republican County Cenvefltlbft.'’ 1 °‘ u mygfcto ./t I IDs* OUUJN ; lir CUMMISoIOAEIi. JotUTnax Nxnr, of Lover St. CUlr, will bo supported for County Oommlaeionar, before the Be* publican County at-litc Hi AiH SKflA'l’K-JiME. L. flgamjtf.nf Allegheny CJtyL Tba.lrieud* of Jamb L.CaaHAM will press hfanomipstloa for stale bona tor anlttg bTATK KKftAXK.— ■!»y Aaratnus Xeq.,of Pl<t townshlpf.-wUI Vo 4 candidate for the Btatebenate, before the next . Re* publican OoPTentlon, 1 ' a*2D:tc ThßTflenSsTi W Uon.X. ZL Inua will present bis nameaea candidate for re-noffiituitioo to the fctite Senate, at tbenext'BepubUcti Ooif*»b*(o<i. ,v ~‘-i •' an f <:»c ft&AATJSfc— &."V.'mitia Is a candidate for the Republican nomination for the State Senate. * an&to ; ,%V\SNVwV» !».'■» »y»W« ALLBOHIfiNY RIVER.-JEftr* - a PAcKitsj 1 '&2BSiB The BETUBSi KtC S, Capt. John Conntr, »UI re* cdrefoslgbt for DilrCity TIIIS DAY. ~ . .all ;y ,B. J. oaTtt. Af.iit. ■MEDICJIL. T»AKE NO , MORE UNPLEASANT A ANDCNGAFITMEDK'INEfr.—For uupleaaaot and : dAnsenra* Ufertuue, use HSLftIBOLD'd EX? TBAGT BUCHI/, which Las p.<eiv*4 the endotse o»Ut of thw uio*t premtaeat pheuctan* in th« Uuitvd stales, la dC »-offered toan afflictod humanity ass certain cure foi tbs foliowlog dULtma and •yinptqm* originating from difensrs and abuse i'i th- Urloarj or Sexnsl Organs: 'General Bebllitj M-ntel *od I’bysiaU .Derreesiam, Imbecility, l)t><v;«u!uiiUi«i oi Blood to tho llcad, Oonfused Ideas, in, llcocraJ Irritability, Bestlessn«ean l >leeplw«'i- *t Absence oi Musqntar EfEcWnsy, -?! \ppeiit®, l>j*;>cpsia, ’Emaciation, Low Spin:’'- P*» ..vaniu tlun or Paralysis ofthe Organs P*>pi. tttllon of the ileorr, aqd in tact-all thr -.i&uame •fa nervous and debilitated alatoof the- *: -irui. To- lDsqro tbe[geuuiois cut tbU -tek for Hclpibolda. Take no other. Cnre* - :!»/ ‘ -l^afr HAPPlNiiari OH JIIbEHY ? That ib vns Qucsirok.—Tbs I'roprUtote of rh : “PaH- I&IAN'CABINBI OF WONDEKb, JiXATOMY and. MEDICINE*’ have determined, r rgs dtefa of expea**. to ?Bsue,kree, (for 'he benvOt *f sudaring bumanlfy,) ofTthelr most Instructive nnd 'ota:> estlcg Loctotre onfMarrioge aud Us DiAquuliScatlona, Nervous Pcbliltyj Premature Ijecll.t-oi Miubood, Indigeatioo, Weakness or Depression, f hncr py and Vital Powers, 1 tb* Grrat Bc+dsl t*Ue, sod those Maladies whicb result from yrutbmi follies Excesses *f Maturity; or Ignorance of Pbyrtology and Nature’s Thcoe iovalcable Lectitrea r&Te been th* m*ans of enlightening and siring thous ends, and will bel forwatxied trsa on <t« lecetpt of fburstafaps by' l addrefalng “Secretary I’orlsioaOtAi. u*djJfsdfefse, 563,Droadirap. A, I'." \yf ANtiUUU; UK) W LOS A: 4iU\V ill, BBSTOBEDI—VWt PuUUked, U a Bn -9 tops, Brice Bis. Gen is. A. Lecturaon thd Nature,’Treatment aot! brdicml Onto o, Bpermatorrhma or Hemical Wr akc.-es, lovol ontary Emtosbm's,bcxual DebiUly.aod itupedimesa to Marriage, generally* Nrfvou«ue«, u unumpubn, Epilepeyaad FUsJMentai and Physicul locupacity, resulting from Self-Aottse, Re, By IU*UT. J. COL VEUWKLL, U. Pi, Author of the “Or'-m B'-ok,” Ac. “A BODS TO THOCBANDBOF6C KKEBKHS,*- Benl.under seal, inja plain envelope !■- auy sdilrees, post-paid, oo receipt of rtx cents, or (•<■ postage stamps, by. ! Dn. CU-J. v. KL.INP, IX7 B'Oadwij, N. Y., X\«x (686. »oT:3md*wT. \ i • JtieACUMJrKH. ; Sowing IVlachiues, NO, 27 FIFTH BTBEBT, PITTCUVib-H, PA., iwried tit* First prnaiuw. oi tA. UNITED B-TATB.H V A I H For tho Yearn 1868,18$r* and 1860. nrWABDS OF kOjJOO: BIACBIN Eb IN THE UNITED STATES. MOBS THAN 80,009 SOLD THE PAKI V GAD. We offer to the pibtld WJHEELEB A 'A (LEON’S WPBOVXD bEWING MACHINE, it l HEDUCED PBIOES, with tncreeaed cunfldeooe ui <•» inorite ss the best and most tollable Family Mubins now la use. It doee equally well an tht-ltbickeet aud thinnest febrto, the lockstitch in>p»3jlblr to unravel, allko no both sides; Is simpln m noostmo tion, more in ’movement, *«•; eirr* dareM* than any moebrn*- I Circulars, giving prices and detern-Utu oi M» chines, furaished gretis, on *pp!!catl"» in [-ersoo or by letter. 1 Every Machine warranted for thr*« apftiKsT WM. fIPMNn a no. gEWINO MACHINKB. WILLIAMS 4 OBTlS'muqiuUe.l -lj — ..read ,25 TAMILY SEWIHO SHearoom, Vo. 18 FIFTH BTBEKT, Ps Thee" Machine# will do eH kinds of work, aud u.ro warranted and kept In repair one y<-*r smbuat any chare*. \ UIiLEV, 6TBAIN A CO., Agent* SPECIAL NOTICE. -Let the nubile be perfectly assured tbot they may buy and uw WILLIAMS « OBVIS’ MACHINE with as much impunity as any in tuoikci. uuivaiii dtanding the gross misstatements par|/>riti>q to «m -anai.e Aram tbs Grover A Baker bewiu.; >;», and others. The ideaof stopping per-on< from un*ng three (eacfaloea,- when;they cannot st< o -m from *■•'ll - them. Is preposterous. This Machine was eote<l Feb. U, IML Wspremie* to ftlM.-I ang fgr,(* with a Basing Machine who can point out ouv cam where a person tq whom wobau> »<-ld « Macbine bar* beam lrgaily stopped from using it, nr hare h»d to pay to any portr- AGENTS WANTED. tnjiH ( LILLET. 6TUAIN A CC FOH SME. OKPHANS COURT BALK OK VAL UABLE BEaL. ESTATE.—by virtue of an order of ibe .Coart of W*jbfo<re.i enuaty, tbe uodenlgnsd, Executor of the will Ma'cus Black- dooeased, fete of < arrpll toworb'p, dcub Mr.- noogakelsCUy. Waah'ngtoo county,' Pa , wilt rs pose to Pubue Hl*, pn tbo premttes, cu TUUI:s- DAY, August lltb.ldbd.tbsfcllowingdtscnbtd real estate, to wit: -i * ▲ certain treot of land sliaaie In Garroll township., ao the MooOoxabefe Iriver, adielniog Uud* rf tb« li*irsof Henriroraff, Gre. V. Lawrer.ce Dr. B. r. Biddle and E. W. Tower, oaotalniog :b0 OF eUBFACE LAND. (Fhia tract ta eitunted <n the rWer, about a quarter jof smUs bel -a' City,aodceoiUts prinripal y of fl’st cl*-s :i\»r to:- tom.’fho tract may j be divided into two er mare lor cels, and tbe usJeretgntd Is aothofiaed -hy Ooort lo oSarand ae l tbs 'aame togMh»r.or to efoaraze tracts or parcels, a' may stem expedient or <U«l»ble. .Al«o, L5O AOBES Oi OAt. LAND, ndjaiuloe the tract above d'tcfibed, and Uuia of hclra ol ileury Graff,Geo V. Lawrence, Dr. K. Biddle and B. W, Tower The coal is of aopericr quality, favor atly located foe mining, and m y also b» sold to- Stner with the surface feud above dreerr wl, or rep te, In distinct or psroels. > Txaiis—One-tnlrd of tbe purchase moi:ey to be pcld at tbe eonflmoiloD Of the sal -, and tbo re mamderia tvroeqaol aauhal paytaeon-tbere-fur, «ltbintrr< si from tab date of said confirmation. J. AMDHUIJON, Aitctilur, 181 Fonrt** 1 street. Pftuhnrsh, >’a. fc'Ut'ilKlUK bUliiUlkM. JLUIa i'Oit ).SALH— I Tbo undu«lgfltd offers f>r sole, oa rea <enable terms, some of tbs choicest spots for build ing purposes that are|to be found around Pittsburgh They are situated wtthlA one hundred yards of the brains*of t*oOentre atsbu* Umo Uai way, and are beautiful locatiou. for private dwellings. The ■ceoery mod everything tb*m txtr. tuoly de sirable for any one warning to locate t uislile oi the city limits,'and *ttbe near are they thatoomuronlratlonesn bshadwbb tbocityat ail hours. Lota tram one-fourth of an acre uownrdi. Alto, some Western Lands, situated In lowa, >' in nesota aod WUconsin. Also,several•mall'loUln MißersrUle, sCx2su fret. 1 be above property will ba sold on eccu mrnod at la g terms. Inquired . JuuN HEuKuX, odrnerftxth and s-reeis. Or, WM. A. DEUUUN, Ul rk’e Office, f'ourt lteu«w- DBBIKABLK FKUFBKTy t-UK SAUL—Two brick dwellings, sup plied with water and gas; lata each 8U by 150 fret, titoated on South avenue, Allegheny city. A building partly finished, with huge stone .base* meuL an aero and a iquartar of ground, situated on -Woods* Rnn, a short distance Into tb« Munchoster Paisengorand Ft. W. A C. Railroad*, being suitable for manufacturing purposes. Also, a fern pf IUU acree, six and a ball ui)oa from the city, and one add a quarter'mllei iruni Cenrt oey*e Station, P. Ft. W, A C. R. R., with a young Dtuhardof 600 tre«3, a water power baw Mill, two Houses, and other .Improvements; fifty acres elenml, balance Umber. For farther particulars inqulro of ' ■ SAB’L DTAR, 61 Federal stf, Altegkeny. arts • . nr UhMtv »iw»t. biitaburdi JjJNOiKK POB BAJUB, / . - ' ABOUT lIQHT aOOBE POWTII U GOOD OBDSR. WILL B 1 60Lp CHEAP FOR CASH, • Eol4uit.lt lh» QAESTTE Ot riOI. •• Tlfthstreet. above aatUnr,rid. EEfiiUJiNOK UN YBNtt HTKBhT •FOR SALK.—A three-story brick dwelling, 'With (tertfoue, tut SLxUU, la ooeoflbe bcistsauan-v ifAjftflAJlifeeWell. In good order. Price oDly tV'VU balaacs In five equal auuuai pay mrUte. Pbrneiirdlfat any time.’ - Inquire oi . B. UcLAtN 4^'tr mysl;U "> a\i>io3 fsurth'itnvi. TO LIT. f rH) LliT.t—A largo, woU flniabod and A comfortably fairnlshtd StenL.pn.ldnrkct, briwecn * ruird and Fourth streete.' " ’• • , A lofag tlbom, fitted up for aeclidbl, ahd berctafore oocopled-bj^-Mr.-Avery’* Acsidcmy for-young Indies. Al*o,,Nel»oa>’s Afobrotypa Rooms, comerjjf. Third ivud Kutr’kotstri'ota. Also, aororal Ibwrus snltiybh* fo* . . r Rout.very low, t{» jlilbthotiuea., . .. 1 •. -I-.,! tiAZZXIi;' 1 ' i -aplitf > ■rpi-nerTlilrd an«l Wi<ri,'M-*ir.aotn!. -.|yoß.itEii^olUti?LltK^-A:.HQ.U.SIE' ,1? containing olue mums aud .u.dlnr.'tozctber with tTUIETr-lUMt ACBKfI UlCliMfltUKUkio up.. fourth of a mil* of UaysviUo Statiuu, for annum. ?tr*7 !faor2 HOVyij i Alee, A NEW HOUSE, oontalnlug flvu rooms, ceU far and garret, pn Chartlms street, Flipi'WanlyHAlW gheny, for 110 per month. ] For fiirtber paryqvia»» J *oqulte of AB’fll PATTERSON, * Oapfc DAYS, ut llavsvlllf' cutlctT.' j Or, oi . *• my&:tf F)R BALK OK Ktr Query, InonapUta •rdcr. Apply U . • : . ROOT. Alfraoiw,, Olßs;4tf Att’T at Law. No. 185 Fourth ns. -©UttAft-ANi)-MObft&U&V.Mfr- chop. O >ol»biil prim* loch lc« H.O. *'“ - UO do Porto, JUw ood Oolmi do, •• . 350'btU. X. O. Dolaoies, c«*r crop; 1 100: do rfflaodTblLir&egir} 400' do BJoCoffar, ILaesJTtd tadnoriftag«&d fcmtety ... 7 joarjpv 7T r r:r JOBjrx *p& " ' '' ' 1 eh vc.s r£«.rjL Normal a, williams bu opened i NORMAL 'SCHOOL »\ No. 27 gt. Clsi) street, Third story. ~ JWIwo '*Si of Teaahere ■ He U die coricik*-Bor<H the Teechar*, th* man to whom ell of oe look for *4rice end Instruction. JOHN J. WOLCOTT. I concur most Heartily with ike abo»e. LEONARDS. EATON. 1 cheerfully concur In Ah* cplniojo pjmreeM-d above. r -W. D. FREW. I take pleasure in giving it ui tqyjopiniHU that tb* foregoing rocomts-noition is folly merited. ' A. BORTT. X know of do otic wha liteorrcb higher uitlmeuy is, bU favor. R. Jf. AVERY. I fully concur in lha ebore D. DENNISON. -' He can prepare pupils for the High ScUuol quicker then any etbec teacher in this city. j A.T. DOtTOETT. Tains—Bl per week, in advance. * tui^tawd HOTELS. HOTEL, un lie i:B&or£AK fw#, oirr or new tobh. SINGLE BOOHS FIFTY CENTS PBB DAY OitQ Ball Bguart, corner FranJtfprt Street (Oppoedte City Halt) u they taey b" ordered in the rt«»rioas Befcctory. Then ta e Berber 1 * Shop and Beth Bantus attached to the Betel •T'Bewsraof BOWSERS end HACK.HEN who •ay we ere hill. noaSidlyii tt. FRENCH, Psararoom A MJEHUCAN* HOUSB, ' Boaios, in ths jtjL largest and best, arranged Hotel in, the New England btateo;ii ccofreUylocated, shd easy of ac cess firotn alt the ranter of travel. • It amteinreTl the m odor utniprov sclents; end awry convenience for the comfort end accommodation of. the traveling' pobllo. Tbo.sleeping rarme.are Urge and well ventilated; the aaitca of rooms are well arranged, end completely furnished ftr families and large traveling parties, end fhe'house will -continue to be kept as a tlret eless hotel In eiisry respect, jattkiyd • LEWIS RICE, proprietor. . .n/s VEL,L*4jrno vs. OBTUEIIN .MISSOURI The Hanolbsl and Bt. Joseph R. R. Co. have for sole oYEit AOO/'OO AOBES of the best PRAIRIE AND TIMBER FARMING LAND IN THE Vv EbT, el low price*, on t«n yean* credit, at five per amt. iuturet. Twenty per cent, la deducted for toil payment in cash, or in the Laud Rouds of . the Com pany, rclva at per, 11 payment Is made within two sears from date of parchuav, with interest. At pres* eat, the market prloa el these bonds li from £0 to oO per oenl.'below par, which aflordaon extraordinary opportunity to Uiy any‘ of the Company’s lands de sired. very much below real Valae. A FREE TRIP TiOHBT is given M Land Buyer*, and they are ce&rgod only hail freight uu ell build* lag materials wanted lzoin Hanoi he! for fir*t Im provements on land bought Of the Railroad Oom* j»ny. iudaeementa to emigrate to Northern Missouri, briefly stated, are as lotiows t A mild, healthy, climate - rich soli; cheap Unde, the productions, of which pay ior them, expenses and Improvements’ too/mtieh wrbln ihW limit of credit given; a larger vislety of staple production*, embra cing all cereals, hemp, tobacco, tlninoe sugarcane in pcrtoction.'lrish add sweet potatoes, cboUar fruit. Including grapefj fur wine, and peoibe*. than any other region lurther aoutb or north; pure water, Umber, wood, cool, lime, fine building rock, clay tor brick, and sand for-mortar, are abundant and conve niently distributed, its prairie* ore ready for the £low;.aspriaget4igmßtcttD plant M uwloura" in the liter part oi June, and gather a valuable crop In the succeeding aatnqn for fattening grtat quantities-of beeves and hogiflt Is cnly : necMrcDy to buy land enough for buildipgs, yards, orchards, vineyards and crop* to be enclosed, aa jraixiossupplj any Quantity of exoelknt hay five of other cost than cutting ana stacking! which U done with improved mowers and rakes at Jess tbstf one dollar per ton, add as fodder ing Is confined to' three in os tbs and less, but little h«y, comparatively, Is Deeded; best of open foster og<S cxeimg nolhjogroeithre -tmonst nor taxes, en abling the siock- : rauwr or wool-grower to keep boreta and uafee by .thVtcbre, herds of cattleand twins by the buodreds, and flocks of cheep by the thotuanda. ail ths markets afe accessible by tcUgrapb. rail and water, aiid the local cash demind far wool, hemp, to bacco, horses, mules, tat bogs,' cattls and sheep, to export, is ample for tbs supply- All three advan tages are witniu three days' travel of any Atlau.ie city, for less than gSh fore. Shall suoSt imrnsme re sources remain ttuioptorod,! Missouri fi logoi I "Secaticn It pto ged out /'* It Is uow perSjctly nk towaigrate to northern Missouri, I( will sooo baafreedtate Opposerm coooede it, and the big best controlling in • tereateof the otata demand it. Loyal tiiavenokiiua unite with Unlon-ltving cltiretu La bolaly advac*. tiug emaaeipation, os a-lvlj»d by tbs Frcsidrnc sad approved by Congress. COLONIZATION. Emigrants; settling In colonies, will contribute greatiy to each other's advantage. Large and choice bodies of land offered, iurulth th&m ererj To colonise saccesslaily, uo-operation L rosy «od iprsctico] by a little cohcarted eetlos. Aew fejfAeßmsfct multttnuas, with prudent fare thought lttud scsion,.to secure, with Utile money, rich Urtds and happy homes, which uu*t repiJiy in croo>v lq value, tor themselves and tbrir poeientv i 10API TALiBTri, AND OTiiLRa, Ceu now, with bttle aoaeyr&nd perfect eecurity to tcemselvoa, asstat their more destitute hot induatti cm and capable. friends to acquire, in a little time, calouhla forms. And ploteant homeeteads. Tl*« bu*d *IL abtadatitlisecure the requisite aoranoe, ksdite prolific will soon enable the emigrant- to Farnphiete rontaitrtuf sketoon map*, ehowi&s gocgrapbUftl po*iUdpi;riairpad,foaontiuoa, and git* utg tuli ulenuiloli, >i« Mipta L*tull«udiing w enlist triedds to emigrate with them, kX'yly fur hU they *ut to ctreulaJe. t£-©peraU«> in.tnu way wtll be of mutual advantage to etl. ’ apply to, or addh»N j GhOBGE 6. BABBIS, Land Agent Baa. a St. Jot. UalUoao Company, V> ClT* aXCIUNGK, Boetou, llus. Or, JOSEPH BUNT, Land CcamUsioner, JeUidmaewT { UANbiUAL, Mo, f AUHbUu * lA>., ~7~ PLUMBBBS, • I OAS AND STEAM TIITXHB, 119 fotraTa Brass?, arts Bvirsroar. ' /jl Js * TANKS AND for mi ! V J Befloetise, lined lli' tbe moet datable 'mi/ manner. It ' * s Bootee fitted op with hot tod cold $ ; | water la the beat ttyle, with all the 1 modern Improvement*, la BaTHb, I W*fIH&TAtfDS,CbOSKT*.BXNKa,Ac. ||J[ A Urge tMortoont of material* alw*,* 0 n haod and foraalecn reatouable tenha. j 4 jo 1862. MoCOED & CO. 1862. fl ATS, OATS, BTBAW GOODS. BONIfETSAND BHAKEB BOODB. Wholesale and retail, i 1?1 WOOD 45BEET, PIFMBUBOH. We ore now receiving » lisic idotkm to oar si ready txuzxu rrocs of BATS, CAPS, 6TKA' I * SONNETS, fIIIAKEB .HOODS and PA LSI ulAf BAlo. j , BXercUaau Tlsltlog our dty cia Bq, ftout u» ut Imxr »Wom thuu tu PBUidulphtu or New Tort. ’»»**» ■ BIeCOBD A Cl). OAIUiOAD IiOSD CREDITORS OF IV THE tilt or ALLSOHIbX. Pi.—TU M tuoH’tfl. of thoCllfcf Ai rgtjeqj, P.,, ur. preJ pitwt to tDO« n*W bccdulq .xcßinjo for rullroid bond* or old dtp, qpoutb.bwt. of compMtuiu. nlt-iOTto.oOered.by them.- Bolden of eueh rpltroad bond* ea* procure circa- Ura containing fnU Information In reUUoa thereto, by applying by letter or otfctrwile to . L. H.UKYSB. JCaq, 'v ‘ • 78 atreet. It. Y., WXNBLOW, LANLB& a co„ rt fii Wall etrvat, N. Y., to*. , . .. DMACMIiaON,, lo9:lm Trwumrtf vl the City of AttraheiiT. DreSrrti CEUOSt DRUGS.!—Jmt 4z?.tb*l Qam Afabte, aclect; 453 *\ A lafaiUtiia, prime* 800 ■ " beet'Madruaemnd Manilla lndlao:' l,euo *V beet umbra ltaddar; !'AtA>o /•. Canary 4nd llMnp r»d; 175 “ Houduraa Cochloealv a)J Aluee4C«{»li^__... IUQ *• Potash; j. * Splm, CuiUle' .-Oup, Ciiim ‘ Tart. Opium, Own Ciiuph. ilorpbU, Quinloe. 4*J, ie., | a .tore and for •olofcwßj. .... iWtruOSia* *;«ilitAt.B,. ; • • | ■••1 3u6 Liberty atrpot* JAMES U.;CpiUDS & CO., AtLsamwr, ■“ t’eu «.~>«iaimracroßCM o» HBAJ&LESS UAQB AND ON OSNABUJiQ ‘ ss ISCUES jTO 40 INCHES"W.IDK. *»*Orderfleft-arßrtJhnd« Wood «t . , . ocgfiidly "UiSTtfßEfSHfiii IN'l7l?o.i4;UAß;t]l'S Xu PBESiIIJaC <>UQCbDATN.-lW ptctutcd tvuCOAf BBOM Ai EBENCB.'aOSUEOPATm6 and VAxXLLA .GUttfOLAXE& ; Warranted :Yna«l>4» awjtiy Ctosslatets -hare «ood thoteet «V»prpnduncia*b^an,wbdba*oon« •Mauutidtured by W.*Bakflr£*bor, WUlfcfr:aiais, !u Dorclieeter, Main., and for ealoat tlwir'Branch Depot, No. SIT fultfln trant, New York Oty.aod by .Grocer*aod DtalerahaQoraljißßooghpattba ualoa. Addieu T' iU.TJrTIEBpE, - , |»WAia ' • pSTRA’ FAMILY FliOUß^iMj cboloe, eobiod and low, by - ,h. JAB: DALEtftL;*I>QN»~ nioSS t, ~..r j . .• r »aad TO Water atmu r £sl^£S. BOttSK:SaHSGS“KiXK, 65“ Fotasa Srk«T>. ; <. ■ . t - • '.CiUBTJSBED tS IESA. • • 1 Open doily frcm Btofl-i’clock.alaodu Wedneedsy sod Satcrdoy evenings* from. May lot to November Ist, from 7to 9 Vnlock, and from Nimuhber Ist to Hay Ist from Sto 9 b’clock< • Deposits received of all sums not less than One Dollar, end % d!rid»nd °rthe profits decLred a yaor, In June and December. Interest has been de clared Bemi-aE.iisally, in June and..December,tiuce tin- Dank was organized, at the rate of rix f'«r oval a rear.. . f Jnterrat, if col draws out, is glased, to ti» credit of the depcoltor oa principal, uu tears the same In terest from thehrst.d<i}Bof Juno and December, pounding cwioe a year without troubling Uiedepoei lor to cell, or even to present his pos3 book- - At this ntfe, motley ‘ will double In Iw il’ac. twdTe ye«ih, ■raakfng in- the cioht a!*o OJ.'x-naiX ran cor. a -teak. Books, containing tho Charter, £j-Lhw3, Rake ami RegulatKics, furnished .gratis, on application at the oEoo. " . PxEiintST—GEOE.GC A LB REE, vice PkcainxnTe. John U. McKutlci!!!, luac IL. Pccnocb, Johli liolmo*; j jJohn iiwsiuiil} Alexander bpccr, , Jamca fi. D. Heeds, C«aj. I*. FalmowJock, | A. 31. Pollock* 11. t>., Jam«a i Hill Burpritt* J&me* Hcrdmon, j William J. Anderson, lIS. Jaaps D. KeHcj, Peter A. Madeira. John H. M ell or, Jamce Shldle, Robert Robb, Walter P. UanluUi, John Orr, Henry L. Rlapralt, JoJji K. Sboenbctver,. William £. Bcbmertr, A>iau<Jer Tinfile, Isasc Whittier^ CUrle tl*o Peacer. i.—CUAd. a. OOLTOS Alexander Bradley, John 0. Backofcn, George Block. ' John B. Canfield' Alonso A. Carrier. Qiaxlaa A. CoHou t ‘William Douglas, JtknXvmts, - Hopewell' Hepburn, W llliam 8. Haven, Peter U. Hunter, Richard Have, William 8. LuTrij, flrcasT*ai a»i> Tunasu: f,«2:d*wT BTOmti. ftc. raws s x r. tocso, Young brothers, ou^cesksFock* Dai, Liberty street, near the Outer Depot Pa. 11, IL, Plttiburgb. Pa., umr.ufiscturo' MACHINE, HOI' BLAST AND BOLLING HILL FCENACi CABXINUS of every drfcnpUon.' -i . OILPIPfi, BOLLEU CAaXINOS.ffI&E JEONTB, GUATEBABB, WAGON BoXKi> k BAD AND DOG IBONti, GBAXEb AND GBATE PUOSTS, BTOP COCKDOXES, Ac, always os band and for sals low. Order* 101 l with W. W. YuUNG, Comer of Wood strati and Diamond alley, wiil rutejvo prompt alteu> tioo, _ mb2S AOL.iU«, AtoMJItJLLGK. a UV; V ALIEF Povmdut, Pittsburgh,. Pm IMTWaAXSocbx, No. 3ul Liberty street. . Hanutoctorera of COOK, PABLOU AND HEAT ING STOVES, PABLOB A_NDKITCBEN G BATES, HOLLOW \V AKE, etc, Steel and Glass Moulds, Bell- - lag Mill Hastings, Mill Geariilg, Gas, Water and Ax* thwn Plpe > ,oad-;lrpuVl>Og irons, I\agcs Buxee,JfU-; gar Hanger*,/Car Wheels, Comdtwp*: add Caatioga'generally.' Abo, Jobbing nodMaciuue : Casting* made to crrdeK Pate mod- Pcrtabfo Mill., with Btu&m or Horse Poatr. . . nol2:«md : ViMjlSi £Tc. yyr ii. IiAMFtO.N, OIL BBOEKB, MctiopcUtan Hotel Building, Bt. CLAIM aTBKEX, Pmsßiraaa. Office Loon from 8 to U a. m. and 3 to 5 p. ns; }e7tfm . pKTIiOL,ITi. UIL VVOkKS. KeksS 4. JL Gnarr, Proprietors; Refiners aud Maoutactdr ers of 1 Pure Burning PetroUle—-trade mark, Pun* White Carbou cui. Pure Deodomad ilentui*, Steam Clarified Lubricating Oil, Cold PreMed U. It. do do Nu. 1, No. ‘j and No. i Machinery Oil, Argacd Oil, Di-a-l Oil, Glory Oil, W.iguu and Mill Grease and Spirits of NaphtLa. Cscrorder, filled promptly, tsArOfllce, Ouruer of Front and Smithfield, streets MosongitltPla House, Plttsbnrgh. Pa i.U rstus uniway , u. iiaeers. & HARBOUR, CAUBO A' OIL, LAMP H A >' UVACTU U E K S , M>. 22 WOOD 6-JESET. PiTTfcgrsqi*, Pu: sui. w. hb. »***> u. i. n coaaiua. UIL REFINERY. UOLD6MIP, BUY Alt A CO., sjtEcractpar.as or DUBNING OIL AND LUBBICATiNG OIL. Keep oonstostlv on bind the vsry cast m DGJUMNG OiL, clear oul »itbvut(n*or,«ieo,u cood LCBBICi TUB, pure WHITS BENZOLE and CAB GllEAr>K> <Zw*Afl orders ’.eft *l No. AS Firm kr&ux, liasi Bloch, evcoud Uo-.t, will !*«■ promptly attcud.vl ;; ocVdtf L>AULE OIL W U KK>*—\V lb ill. Mils Jui -1 AN DEiisu fi, r«f>t-~r» itml AWuid i.; PUUh CABBON OIL, UuuUty guaranteed.) r I’LXlnßiinuii, PA. Cdf* OAli GREAoA and BLNSOLK ooustantly ca band. Order* rwolTcd fui the preeeut at CSES3, SMITH k Co.’e, W'ater aod First streets. eeAttnd PETKUNA ULL WUKEb— L-JMi. X MILLEH A CO. t Wvrka at ftharpaborg Statloa, Aikgbeny. Yalioy Uulkoad. Office sad Wurtbpose, ill SAEiiET STUEJtT, ritubargh. JLmaiACtarrrs o! IXLCiTINATING and liCUItl- CATINGCAHBON OILS end BSNZuLK. 1 ItivFINED OIL, w.irranu.d non-expUr* site, alwa>* on liuttd. . , oclS:lyd LUIUUOATiNXi UiL, at/ cue low rues or 25 CENTS PSh GALLON, constantly 4m band and !er sale by 8. O. A 3/iX. SAW.XEB. As to the quality, w* rcier to annexed certificate > PiTTtscnan, Nor. 27,1460. Hum. B.Q.4iJ. if, Sawyer—Gta ta; Th* Lubri cating Oil we are getting frotu you wo find to be tb» bear for our we bSte seer used. ; Tub L» & U. 1L IL B, Co,, / Bt Ws. ESPY, Pmidrrit. JJUCKNT OIL WOKKB. hdncak, & co., JlHO.h&cturm of PTTKZ WHITE REFINED OABBOH OILB. Oftei, No. 291 Lftorty •irt-t, PITTSBURGH, Pa. i 001 t i.it ua >v uKiva. <, WILLIAM ft iVOOiiliJefi, UA*crjkCrcat»of 00AL AHD OA&BOH OILS, ud dealer i» LAXPS, (JUIiISLYS, de. t ie., No. 2J Market atxvet, b*tw«tui Socuod and Third. PITTSBCEOU, PA. REESE & GRAPE, O/L am> icjjrorActoaxae or ' WIJITS BOBNIHO Oil*. PUBS DEODOBI&2D-BENZOLS AND STEAM GLAmjILL OIL; OEUDS OIL OP PURCHASED, flV*&cw Oil Larrela wanted. Ooraoe Office. Monoocanms Hen—: riMrumwlTF OILLIARD TABLES, With Sharp’s JLf Patens Cushion, ar» well .lex own to be superior teallotbera. Patented-Norem'' ir* 1&9." Alatofitctory, IirrULICS 3TBSET, New and second band BALLS, OCES, . TUISISUNGS,4c,Ac. WK"Ord*ra by mail will roceiro prompt attention. oiT*«SfP«l Tt*. J. SHARP. aEO. ALBREE, SON & CO, No. 71, corner of Wood end Pourth streets, bare. ro’ edved a fresh supply of prime, scarce and desirable BOOTS AND SHOES, c-onsiitiujcot Ladirs, Aliases and Children** HEEL CoKQELia GAITERS; Children's Goat and Mo rocco aud fobo HEEL BOOTH; Tuutb’a Patent Leather Oxford, aod E reach TIES; Women’* extra aUe broad BUkKINd; Gent's broad sewwTßockskin bOOTEKE;-GbDt‘s Er"tocb CALK BU018: Goat’s FrschßaU.crd CONGRESS BOG"* 8, al of which bare, boeu made tocnl*r,.»ith special .regard to nt -ind durability, etui a:e warranted rb giro satrtfoc* tif'o. - ’ ;/ Je3o ElUUil l Ti;Eiiii--ijs:DCCEMsw r id tgi'ck* A cuA-f-XBH.—A ,?rrjLujits : .‘ - .c'i of choice TLEESj or ti-kcteii vurivtica U; tbetoe from, with every p»isBl» Wo care taken to bare every variety true to tranio. Of Applr*d'.iw vt awtliree year. oldx, 10,WO four year olds, l'car.lo,. OOU two lo ibroe years old., Peach, Pima, Ac., a flat stock. •' Rtraaxsicz—tlu* ln tUe IJtireerj* Call-end exAtnino tliftn; ->'• KVKKGIIEEK9 item Ito a i«i, by th« hundred, cheap; also, 641Ai>£ TUEK2 - ANi> JtUKCBaLXiVi wholesale tad. rotaiL. . Addrtia- i'lTf?bCliftir AHD OAKLAND SVK BKUlEii.'PlibiVjrgb.P*;. . Ja • . rPAACCAJiIi/OF ItOUK. USALTB, FDY SrtJLK()3S’S CE.'EjJtf BALEIIA7CS,’ : frciu cr>aimcc siltr-'in* perfectly bbaltbyand fkud wHJ-malu',hotter, lighter aa<l raer* healthy cookin* than ioyoitwrSatar^tusiu.tUc.world* ~It ia pprittUy &■*■« (ram ail Unpnntlr*, aaJ tuiparix. s -Cifrg-Hk# jßasW ip trial. h tell biro to go? it foryetu- Knreai» ratail ftt. / s , J , ROBKKT It ! ■} apthStßSiMcwsr,. ; ,j. . - Ufou i »»y« •/ . f*' •:• ' TT’-y'-'-'-' - ' . •. • -- : n ir.y c j j . — . . 49ttux «l ± t'-i-'.-., 1. CLEVIS t A PITTSBURGH \VUE£LIf><>RJULBOAn*WS33^23ggCJ —i> CITHER ABRANGEMSKT.—On 'and att« MONDAY,May stb, 1&-2 Iraim will le*T» th*Depot or th» Pw>p»ypTb7iia SaHroart, la ■ Plttibcrgb, iaUom , w, POiitmy\l jjobtahtu emd- L--SVM 1:00, a.nu (12:50 p, EL do MeuboQviUe4aXT " I 4:00 ** do >'e»axk»TT. .»..t.T,..,. fcJW ** 1 1015 " do Co’.ambiu 11:10 «* f11:45 " ArrlTts ‘~..7 p. ta.j s;4oa.ia. do Su Loui* 7:tO a. tD.| fi.Mp. a. “*“«• l ofc ‘ n » b *‘*«a Piiubcrgb acdCinrinnath oplaiidid Sloping Cm* »na<2wd to all Ki*bt Tndc*. o»J WVrfinj Km. Leav&j PltUburgh kOO a. m fclO a. m. l; ; 50 p, » • do WeUsvilte. 3:00 •* B,j| •« &05 •* do btcabecv'e ;*»_ feig «• u do Wheeling. 4iM !“ 10*13 « u irriTt* Beileix. ... 5:05 *“ 10*40 « - (gflg <■ Connecting at Wheeling *ith BolUmor# and Ohl Bailroad.anu at BeUalr with Central Ohio Bailroad for Zaa«vilW Lancaster, Ctrtfevflle, Ooluuibe*, Ctn - ciauaU, ladianapolia, 81. Louis, and point# Wort. Piathtrgk oad Cbrofoad Urn*. Leave# WO a. m. I£so e, n, do. Wellsville'—.. 4:25 » WO « do Byard.w—u„. do AlnflWf do Hnd*on;.-.'.u— irrlvea Clare land.. .Uu, fcl& ** &30 ** Connecting at Bayard with Tuscarawas branch lor New Philadelphia and Canal Dover; at Alliance will) Pittsburgh, Tort Ways#'and Chicago Bailroadiat Hudson with Cleveland, Zaswrflle and Cincinnati B« B. for Akron, Cuyahoga Fall# and £lilta*burg«and at Cleveland with C. 4. £. B. tt. for Brie, -Dunkirk and Buffalo with C. AT: TL B»’ fcr Toledo, Dotaolt and Chicago, and the Bdith*we«n Wellaville Accommodation leave* at IKK) p. tu. Returning train* arrive at £2O a. m.,' 8 15 a.m., andrfWO p. nu • Throagh Ticket* to all proaiinent point* In tba West 01 South-west, North or North**##!, can be procured at tbe Liberty Street Depot, Pittsburgh. JOHN BTEWABX, Ticket Agent. For farther tnformstioa, apply to- a WILLIAM oTBWABT, Agent, At tba Company's Offloa to Freight Station, fmo-at. mys . c : ■■■■■] > SUMMER AK-«»»saßffia^'tf SANGKUKNT tor 6eil&Stlgis?:Aferf., IkoZ*—TUB VAEIA CENTRAL DAILY TiIAIES. On and after 210NDAY,May ' ' The MAIL TRAl&Uaiea -Bitiibftrgl>’ friar the Passenger depot, at tbe intersection of - Liberty and Granietieet*, every morning (except Sunday) at sum., stopping at all-thepnaeipalatnUcas-between Pittsburgh aud Philadelphia, and making direct oon* cectloo* at Baorisbixrg.lerißaHiracre onu-Washltig* ton, and for Hew Tark-Vta Allentown route. The EXriiKSS TBAIN; teases Üb*. abort Cfcasied station daily at »3Ao_p^tz) n .atoppUg ecly at prtn* clpai stations, makirtit-direct, connection at Harrf* burg for Baltimore, wnsbingV'h' and TTewYctkvl* Allentown. .xit/t:.-,** »•• - [ . Tbe FAST LlNßlraYcsthoahoTe named fiction dully (Sunday# cxeopted) at 8:20 p. m., stopping only at priadpal stations, and ccnneettng at Harris* bore for Baltimore and WaaMorton. ..... LGOAL TBKIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves the Pasenger Station arerytsora* Ing, (Buad»y* excepted,) at 5tSO a. cu, running aa for a* Oonemaugb and Stooping at all station#.* iCOOMHdDATIOK TBAIKi. Tbe JeUnstdwuAeccmmoa&tisn Train teavea dally, (except Sunday) at 2:45 p. uu, stopping at all station* aoJ running übruOcmemeagh. First Accommodation Train for Wall'* Static 0 leave# daily (except Sunday) at 0:40 a. m. Soood Accommodation Train for Wall’s Station laavo daily lexeopt Sunday) at IWQ a. ax. ' Third Accommodation Train for- Wall’# Station tea™# dally (except Sunday) at 4:00 p. av. Fourth Aceoauaodaticq, Train for VftJTs Station lams daily (except Sunday) at 6:25 jr. m. Belurulxxg Train* arrive In as follows 1 Bxrraa, 12:25 p. •a.*; Mail, 1&.-68 p, tn.; Tart Lise, 12:45 a. m. j : Johnstown Aoooamodation, itiiOS a. mT) Finn: Wall's Stotlou ato,;Q*o> an-11Yoil’s Station Accommodation,«,-?/»a. m.; Third W*>lTa Atatlon Acoomaodath,n, I:US p. a.; Fourth Vr'iili'fl Station Accommodation, 0:10 p. td.' Trr.lns from Blolrarjlle and Indxanaeoun#:t*t Blair* rJUe late react ion with Johnstown Acootnroodaiioa tost and WcBt,Bxp«auindAla!lWfc>t. Tho public will dud, 14 greatly to their Interest, in ccing .Knot 1 or Weqt, to "travel by tl>» Pcncqylviiafß Central Bailroad; ualbeacoommodatfon* uowoCavd casoatbesurpcaawloa any otberwut#. The Bosdit hiliartod with sloue, and free from dost. V/. con promise•pw-fona comfort to aU who lusj t*»ror H'-'vl tbs:! 1 tatrecago.«; • , Tt lAvTcra V-2 Kj7o W Tv Philadelylsia...,. 10 fcOiTo ListSAtcr;.,..,.,,,, 8 55 Ct* Harriabcrg 7 45i - tj checked to sU Station* oh tbe Feunsylva* oi9 iWatrol and 10 t*liUsd»lphJa, Baltimore «nd Now York. . 7. - : . r-iaeaj-rs purchasing tlciu* la . aua'-wii? t* charged m Mas?, according to ln tv iby staUoa,roU«, axcct-t. nx'ta Mbtlocs •Abrtio ilia yoiapany ha*ro Agbut. ‘ - , * SOTIOE.—Ia cose of lew, the Cpiufuai.-wifl hold t*t(issclT« rv?{K*nslble fcr‘t<crfoa*l taguafio only, aae for on an'*u2t no? exceeding $lOO. : 8.-—An Omnibus Taen - . employed to v.-»::vvj- j\<M:;err ind hsf c ?j;r- to aftafrom the Ihe f -.1, ut a thstps wr. to «.c*od 25 each pa>- ,v*ug=T tuul.Mggatp,-' yor:{dr*:t3,BPrfr*9','" •'•• ' » . J; &T 2WA BT; Agent,"' it ihr. I’etscaytvacla• Coairul lUdlSoad-Vaißoage* L-lbrnyardOTantctreetf, IIVCKja XF.WIS, J:.S tispcrttitoi.uetit, Altoona, v-TKaM tv&jgUA' l3£TWiii£N iaax, *0 HEW I'UliE AMD CITEBIOOL* land.SgH| embarking .Feeeeugen at*<jCE£J»BTt>VYX, (Ireland.) Shi" Lirorpool, flew .York- and PMUdri* pbia Steamship Company tateud despatching *Vfr ttjll K\r*n>i) Clrd**-bollt Irrtt Bteamislpß eilfcilowt! CITY OF SlAXCBESTE£ M «...Ssiunlaxi?Aiuti»ilg-. CITY OF BALTULOItK... M 8L HAJ'GAE00...........................5aturday, Aug tut 80. «ra ervry Saturday, aT *oo», Iron Ptor 4*,. tTortfe TUver. ' SATO or TAJSBACS*. ' ■ ':, maT OABIh Tffb t fID,aTECTAQ?L!.. L^, [ ym l oa do to £U,ooj • do to London«i« 33ytO 40_19. Peris SSiwj., do to Paris ...w^sBd* do to Hamburg. £S,CO) -de to Pacseagtu* also forwarded to Havre, Bremehi Sot-' ter»Utaf Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rate*. U' ' «/ ret Ecsor*.—By errfer tffj£9»o recry of f&xte, ail pautmfan leariaq A* Uuiild £tatm or* rajuind to jtfo* r? PaMpcrti btfert poiegeeboerd MrPeiaonswfehlnate.bring Gatthelrlriendaua* bey tidmu hero at ttw following rates to'Xewlfccks -TVvS U-Tcrncol er Queenstown; Ist C&Wo, $75. sB* ■ auk $lO5. fitedrage trom Llvtrpooks4tyju,Fljaß (Jnoeanown $30,00.- - :r - ; - . r {\ .. V . Tli6&3 meazoers baTwiopeHLr gceommodhlioG* lor and cany oxpantacrxl'Surgecui. They an- bulit-ta Wattr-tlght*,lron BeeSona,’s»ft hero Patent Fire- Angfbßatoma beard,— - ifOHX'G.-1/ALR;^ Agent,' ■’ • 15-Brood way j sew • Ycvft* *•■ JO<L*f-TBCKE’iOH,-A«*at,' ~ V-. r- riIHK i'HAUiaUKiilO BOkNJSa-i -± UATMN'6 NEW DOUBLE-ACTIHG'PHIE- OaOPUIO BUBNE*, -for CAUBOH OlLitnW* ready.- >t possessesmeryedvanugee oftrer-tbi com mon Burner*;- - - .-•—--•••• iV-t; .f- H It meat* a large or small light with perfect OOmbQitloQ; *• а. It will burn any anility of oil with safety,:: U. It out be used with a long or iborfrebwmsy. ~ 4. UcanhausedbaataporvightUop. .* ' * ' & It cao alWayt be made to burs economically:'''’ б. It is mere easily wicked tbanauj other boner. 7. It can be trimmed and.lighted without ransr* lng the coqs. . ... . a. It throws all the white light abo re the"co&e.. 8. The chimney ca& be rumored or' inserted wttfc out touching theglesa. :-• ' , ■/ - These burner* are She common Xm. I dte* haft ett be put on any lamp now In ose. Every person nilhf Carbsa Oil eaoula have a Philosophic Boiler. Price '25 cents. Per dcsen, $2. Bold at. Ho. 82 Fourth street. Pittsburgh. • •• F. 3ATDEH. pgS-lyysewF : - . . - 41 yTJLCAN FOKU&. - m P. POBTBB 4 CO., ' : . SUngftcttirttra of STEAMBOAT SHAFTS. CBANKS,PI*TOH BOW, . riTMAK jAWB,%BifiTSfiQCOIIOTra 7 ASD CAB AXLES, ASqnoBS. Bed *ll kiad*o£.Heai7;Toipaj. *77 TUIVSBAKCByiLIBi qdu TitUlmrfV - .4 fV.»w*. P«‘ HEW YOBS. rjX> fr'AKM Kitfl AMJ ttUiLJUKI GEOWST'd FAS AND.9EPA2ATOB, . For cleaning G£Al£.- Patented January, 180^. ; !• ch<«p,:*ioplgaßA / dornble»aiMJ il got-cp fn-tbo beetatyle'of workl*»n»hip.' It«ill dean all Modi - of *zjd Grain, *nd r*£aoTo.£haff, Bitat, Cheat, Cockle,*?,, inora'thoroughly, and with Jear’tabcr, than any; other j&kMiJk"Woerwent 5 tbhrßtfll to' tbt 'pflbllc, with eonttdenM that it wiß gi** general utUfactiou aiid-comeapeeaUjlatogenezaluio; Sar* ling purcbued the. role. right to (naka.aad, nil tbeao mill* In iWcsrcrn Peansylrania, WcaWnVirgtnla - and all Ohio, with the Tight to «ell_ln Indiac4,TlU» noto/lc., we’art prepared tfrflU order* at wholMti* • and retail. . , W.W. i vl»:6:3mMtawF,. 519 Liberty ft fa,; r nu -rjttiir is jj,k& ajwjj: X Steam-Engine*, Boiler*, Bait" Pane, Oil Bifllf, T«uk»f (Vnoemlcg Pipe* and Outing*, of' all. hind*, made to ohli-rw \l o bare on hand 16 engine*,.of 6to tu-hcrw Pdwer; id flat loaar* and. jfcrtablb'ltoilenj. 8 oil him*; ltiantt tl barret* capacity! <ra« 25 bam] Agitating Tank! »ir* Fronts Oram Bengali eiaea, which we offer low for cub or approved paper. The &#**■?* Wiikcs^ •ffl9‘LHyrrr it'.. Ptuebnyfr. p*.; Othenbi'/Zaljliu'unl'Ci'raVe StoDtifon hahU'ahd laudato order at •thO'iowes/tprteoK.* - We wrulitpat licuiarly iuvite~tbe attention of purchaser*. to a new nod Iwautt n| Improvement laGxav* ttone*—Fan* PalaOt Aiijaslahi** obio'd, it cost* but lifM« an rt tr*Vlf much to too beauty of the Glare Stine*. Warerooa* , 319 and 32: (Office 3:9) Liberty stree!, Plttabflrth,‘-r : ; W; w: WALLACE. • fno ill ifolunff Ciothd, / X SUIT B»oav*i- Ptimbte- Btuu; W»i?r Wheel*,-Mill Gearing nod Mill 'Faratfhitie.of all-Uiadar t . a>V - - li-^:-:tm»«r*Vfy;....!n»v.tinKrty.Vw.P»«t.<K»i> c b. Pa.' SimC-Llnt .Ai
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