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OM EVENING EDITION.]
`TAIPORTANT KROSt 'IIARILISBURG.
iiOCLiIiTION BY GOYBRNOB CEITIB.
l ITIta CITIZENS TO BE ARMED.
: •-: ,•; •V . .:: : ,ILAILIZIBISURO, Pa.; Sept 4,1882.
Pitsynaxtviitia, an: ...-. -.-•,.
~.. ,
--. - .`.. ; .;:let' theunite and by the akhorits of the _Cum
.'. 1,011,01 4 oi Peßmlivgnsai. Andrew G. Clsra
l ,
Ocrarrix)r of se i;d Conipiriwealth . : ' '
....
asszi.l; In' the ntikent position of affairs
. ‘ It, is expedient that measures ettoild be taken
' . to farm - and.preitsre our people - for defence,
now, therefore, i-dcr:eirrnettly rt.:menial:id the
1 immediate -formation throughout the Com
f,'„. - nithiwrialtli.of - vOlunteiroompanles and regi
,-.7.,;f,' mints, in conformity _with _the militia act of
1858. , -Ariliswill be dittributed'to the organi
-.:,-7....,,;.5ati0ns so to be formed, agreeably to the pro
. iiiitine of that act. 7 '7 7 ,,, 7 •.•
'-; - , 7 it is further recommended, that In order to
glee duo opportunities for drill ind instil - 10-
f. 1.0 Alen, all places of business be closed daily at
therm o'clock p.- m,, so, that persons employed
.ii:'.. therein may, after that hour, be at liberty to
"..r- . attend to their military duties-7 The cheerful
alwority with-which the men of-Pennsylvania
have hitherto given themselves to-the service
of the' country, has pressed hearliy on her
. • military resouvoes. I tun reluctant to ask her
• people to assume further burdens, :but se their
-. .. safety requires that they should do so, it is in
their behalf Out I put forth the recommends
__ tient herein contained, end urge a prompt
compliance with thew. .. t 1.
*Ten Under:l4 hand and the groat seal of
the Statev.it idartisburg. - this fourth, day Cl
Septaiber, in the year of our. Lord one thou
sand eight hundred—and .sizty-two, aril of
the Commonwealth the,eighty-seventh. By
the Governor. ,• - ...,, 1 : t.; :EL' Aram',
,-.: —i. : Baa's of the Commonwealth: ,
•
Linpottant from.the.Wcst.-The Re
bel:retest and-raii his Command
,Takei PrisOneTi.-Military Morem
rneski..Ps , , , • • ,
/iesavir.tx, Sept. 2.—ltezrtc,eomink from
rellableyrurees, state that orest and his en-
Aim force were.taken prisoners last night, at
Alexindria, near Lebanon, - Expeditions had
started, ilestiKehlinurille; Murfreesboro and
Lebanon, simultanionsly,-to attack him.
• _Theeity Is fall:- or rumors about :military
movements.: •A,great many. of the Union
°Seems who.were city, have been or-•
demi te report to their several regiments.
The first mail froLitio..tiorth to r twenty
days arrived here-to-night.
The Steanser Adirondank Lost.
•-- . .
Raw Yon', Sep t . 4.—Tha steamer Adiron
diuk was- totatly lost, on the 24th ult., off
Abaco. The orew wire saved: . This Adiron.
dank was a new frigate of 10 guns, and was
timidly. built here. She sailed with sealed
orders on the 11th of Jily, under command of
James Gana( mrth.
Penneylr:tinbs,to be Armed.
, .
Ruitaanuan, Sept. 4.—The Bulletin Baia:
Just as we go to press we learn Gov. Curtin
has deter Mined to .e 'proclamation to
arm the State: 'Of course the emergency that
leads to this - mine is most pressing..
:COMMERCIAL RECORD
ialuituu 3MIRKETb.
Likw)rt,/d !ii4; for th•
. . .
: . .: intiasoar,tept.e..7 So great has born the unite.
mini to-day, that business, was 'in a manner, al.
-_••••• - matt Autirely suspended. • The •!latest ; war news"
•.-•• • . • wiitatuichiet topic; of dhicusion among our business
men, and but little else was thoOght The result
•• is that our market report la meagre, and untntercat•
but few transutictus and no particohu.
• charge tu .qtfetat i lets.
Tl;ol7BThe ',supply continue!! light together
--With tight retoipta, salea the market very firm. We
• : . quote Extra at gt,26e,4,80, and Eatra ramilyss,2s to
„. . . Sala of lit bbla gangly at 116,93Q5,50; 20
do do it PAS; and 25 do do at $5,50. Stye hiss is
:r.. wanted it g 3 to 3,25.
GEOCKEIES—Tbe demand continue light, and
the Sarin:lt is dull at 930)-lle tar Suva . ; 72,44,223-fea
for Coffee, !ad 64gb60 for Madams.
belas--Wheat to coming forward freely, but
Owing to the unsettled condition of affairs In -the
East, prices sixa rather multi. We note saki from
first hands at COM to $l,OO for Sod, and $1.03 to $1,06
for:White:" -- 21cre is a Mir demand for Bye at 53 to
55d. . Barley is wanted by -oar britiets and - dealers
. 56:t0 60.. Oatkoteridy at 40c for new, and 43 to 45c
•- • . .
.11/01X/le,de Arm, hat the demand ii limited with
• sties be lots at 10,000 lbe at Csabge for Bhauldern,
PLidiaturts at 834 c; Pialn Canvassed Be, and lle for
Saga, Cared., - •
• BIOTTF.IIIc SLOGS-Batter le llun at 8 to 10e. for
Pacied, and it@urior 8011. l'emi steady with
CH ICIBSE-linth with seals Of 40 hazes prime W.
•
Allegheny Live Stock Market
. ___ _
- September t.—We cannot Ilattai brit very little
change since liar bet report, but, callus whole, we
consider the' market as gdod, and perhaps • Little
bates,' for prime bea u y cattle. Thin, interior rattl
eree
aldprlces for flush - Tale 111 low es ever,
say $1,30 to 52,00 per cwt. Good qualities range from
*s3 to SAO, and very choice $3,76. ; The receipts are
about the same as lot week, while the demands i
.. shidiStetter, and oeveratlots woe. taken_by the gov
ern:tient.
Semer—There but little change to notice in
shsep with.the exception that the market le etetody.
to q{W with amen . Was at WO to 5 3 MYPF, head,
oos according
—Thero is lees activity in op, and a decline
of WO per ewt has taken place. We note • few sales
flinging from $3,00 to gs,t 5 . per oft gnaw, which may
be emtedored th 6 prevailing Wes.
Belay- win - be-faeial-abe cult:et-Ad- the different
yards.
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C A Thayer—.--20
E W 6 Ittlney.—...2o
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P liatbtrorn.--20
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11 A Xenlc-k—.- 6 5
3 11
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0 Cimpbell
Butkr. 1. 9.Plart^,—
..•
•,...Philadelphia - id
Cattle•ariet.
Beet Cattle Sefit. 1 --The Kerby of Beef bathed giant
1800 bead this weak, and pikes nadir amoderato de
mand, ruled alma the Janie, ranging/tom Se to $8
3T„ Om latter for; extra airlifts: - The balk of the
Wei .erernii made at nom SI to 8 8 the 100 Va.._
• Coiliand_Calreasereratherinwebi about aiabold
as state each for springers. sis2o to $3B for
Coini..ei A Cabo, , . •
Hoax wolf *leo Mishits off, 4400 torteioffeted and
aelylading 0,974 at lmbotra at,1143443n%
8 8 4 toi on:tried, and 430 at tho Avenue, yard at
lb.loolDs. art.
taram and Lbruhr--Aboist 0 wire - olbred aid
sold 5t42304% each for the former, and 1123(444 for
the latter. baton pan advance of de. . •
STE4MDO.IITI3.
r • -v.,
EUENY
ALLBA RIVER
• • 'nu DIIDLEY, Carl. thuh Dicts ,
freight for Oil Oiity THISTAT. •
.4.; August •lb, 7 . 6634 •
• • 4)11DZII . 1W. - I. .-
I. Colonel 0.7 t. Campbell, 67th Pennell *Tot.
• tultmrs, le busby - appointed Friend Marehal . •ite
nal lie obeyed and seepsoted
. °Mara and ,oldlant this . ty, sad to tba .
country around, absent from theta regiments fond
: wherever canoe, - report trithmt AWAY to 0,1 ;
Campbell, at be °Mee. ho. 6T Youth street, In Per!
son or ey;letter.:i It not able to report be person,
• tbey-will report by. letter,. tranueltsing a mildest'
of some pbrielaubt gut - sculatvg; - #l5 - pwitiirf_
tbfi ma not able to report in perm.,
A I °lbws and medlars arriving lolls city .
• sad melabbo, hood, ..and not paolug •testediatolY
- threeab, und.r orders, will;report In like manner to
IV. he attentloo at 'itessitear from reit/mate Ii
called to the order front alb Wart*Putment. Pub
baked Jelly 51at , 1663, tile Prorlalons of which will
Ds sttlettl Yttsc , .tcal bltha protest regard
ALEX'IIO/0/ 4 3031:11Catitibi Q. U.S.
.11Inttary Commander.
, . • .
_ _ .
OICIAL._.
LAWS OF vrtz uraTED. STATES.
Passed at the .lecond Session of the Thirty
'see mat Constreas.
[PUBLIC—NO: ill.]
As ACT malting appropriations ftir the cur
rent and' contingent expenses of the
• Indian Depeifinent, and fort fulfilling
treaty titilulationtr - with various Indian
tribes, for theyear ending'junt thirtieth;
eighteen hundred'and sixty-three.
-
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Repraintatives of the United Statei of diner
iea to Congress assembled, That the follow
lug sums be and they aro hereby aploro
priated- out of any money. in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the pur
pose of paying the current and contingent
expenses of the Indian DepartMent, and
for fulfilling treaty 'stipulations with the.
various Indian tribes—
For the current and centingent expenses.
of the Indian Department, namely.
For pay of Superintendent of Indian
Affairs and of the' several Indian agents,
per acts of fifth' June, eighteen hundred
and fifty, twenty-seventh February, eigh
teen hundred and' Sfty-one, thirty-first
July, eighteen hundred and fifty-four,
third March, eighteen hundred and fifty
five, eighteenth August, eighteen hundred
and fifty-six, third March, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-seven, nineteenth ,Tune, eigh
teen hundred and sixty, twenty-fifth June,
eighteen hundred and sixty, eighth and
thirteenth February, eighteen hundred and
sixty-one, and per fifteenth article of treaty
of nineteenth. April, eighteen hundred and
fifty-eight, with the Fanctons, ninety-one
thousand two hundred and fifty'dellars.
For the pay of the several - Indian sub
agents, per net of thirty-first July, eigh
teen hundred and fifty-four, six thousand
altars.
• • • •
For the pay of clerk to superintendent
at Saint Louis, Missouri{ per act of twenty
'seventh June, eighteen hundred and forty
six, one thousand two hundred dollars.
For the pay of interpreters, ;per acts of
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred &V this ,
'ty-four, twenty-seventh February, eighteen
hundred and fifty-one, and eighteenth Au
gust, eighteen -- hundred and fifty-six,
twenty-four thousand nine hundred dollars.
For pay of twenty laborers for reserva
tions in California, twelve, thousand
•
dollars. , ' •
For pieserits to Indians five thousand
dollars.
For provisions' for Indians, eleven thtiu
sand eighthundred dollars. ;
For buildings at agencies and re,
pairs thereof, ten thousand dollars.
For contingencies of the Indian depart
ment, thirty-six thousand five hundred
dollars.
For the employment of temporary clerks
by superintendents of Indian affairs on
such occasions and for such periods of time
es the Secretary of the Interior may deem
necessary to the public service, fire thou
sand donnas.
For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the
various Indian tribes:
BLACKFOOT NATION
For seventh et ten instalments as annu
ity, to be expended in the purchase of anal
goods, provisions, and other useful articles
as the President, at his discretion, may
from time to time determine, per ninth
article of the treaty of seventeenth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty-five, twenty
thousand dollare.•
For seventh of ten instalment, as annu
ity, to be expended in establishing and in
structing them in agricultural and me
chanical pursuits, and in educating their
children, and promoting civilization and
christianity, at the discretion. of the Presi
dent, per - ninth article of the treaty of
seventeenth October, eighteen hundred
and fifty-five, fifteen thousand dollars.
CIIASTA, SCOTON AND lINPAQVA INDIANS.
For eighth Of fifteen instalments of,
anuttity, to be expended as.directed by the
President, per third .article treaty eigh
teenth November, eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, two thousand dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments for the
pay of a farmer ; per fifth article treaty
eighteenth November, eighteen hundred
and fifty-four, one thousand dollars.
For eighth of ten instalments for pay of
physician, medicines, and expense of care
of the sick, per fifth article treaty eigh
teenth November,
eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
For eighth of fifteen instalments for pay
of teachers and purchase of books and
stationery, per fifth article treaty eigh
teenth November, eighteen hundred and
fifty-four, ono thousand two htindred
dollars. •
CHIPPEWA., 01 LAKE SUPERIOR.
For, two-thirds of twenty-first of twenty
fire instalments in money, per fourth arti
cle treaty fourth October, eighteen hun
dred and forty two, and eighth article
treaty thirtieth September eighteen hun
tired and fifty-four, light:thousand three
handretand thirty three dollars and thirty
three cents.
For two thirds of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the pay of two carpen
ters, per fourth article treaty fourth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and forty two, and
eighth article treaty thirtieth September,,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, eight hun
dred dollars. -
For two thirds - Of twenty first of twenty
five instalments in goods, per fourth article
treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred
and forty two, and eighth article treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and
'fifty four, seven thousand dollars.
For two thirds of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the support of schools,
per fourth. article treaty fourth October,
eighteen‘trundred and forty two, and eighth
article treaty thirtieth of September, eigh
teen hundred and fifty four, one thousand
three hundred and thirty three dollars and
thirty three cents.
For two thirds of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the pay of two farmers,
per, fourth article treaty. fourth October,
eighteen hundred and forty two, and
eighth article treaty thirtieth of September,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, six hun
dred—and sixty six dollars and sixty seven
cents.
For two thirds of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the pluelicu3tei of pro
visions and tobacco, per foufth article
treaty 'fourth October, eighteen hundred
and forty two, and eighth article treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and
fifty four,. one thousand three hundred and
thirty three dollars and thirty. three cents.
For eighth of twenty instalments in corn,
gOods, °household furniture, and cooking
utensils,' agricultural implements and ,
cattle, -carpenters - and other tools and
building materials, and for moral and edu
, cations' purposes, per fourth article treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, nineteen thousand - dollars.
For eighth of twenty instalments for Six
' smiths and assistante, per second and fifth
articles treaty thirtieth September, eigh
teen hundred and fifty four, five thounad
and forty dollars.
For eighth of twenty instalments for the
support of six smiths' shops, per-second
and fifth articles treaty. thirtieth September,-
eighteen hundred and fifty four ,
one then
, sand. three hundred and twentydollare.
C.' For sixth of (twenty iuttalments for thet
1 - seventh smith .and assistant; and support
(.of shop, per second and fifth articles treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen htindred and
fifty four, one thousand and sixty dollars:
For support'of a smith, sseistant, , 'and.
shop for the Bois Forte band, during the
'pleasure of the President, , per.. twelfth
article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and fifty — fear, one thousand and
- silty dollars. - , •
For support or two farmers for Bois
lota band, during:the ldeasure . of the
President, per twelfth article treaty thir
tieth September; leighteei - hundred 'and'
fifty'.four, :one . thousand two hundred
dollars.
cntrrswis. or , Taw
For one third of.tweutYfirat f ` o twenty
Ave instalments is money, per fourth itit-
0062;4 per cwt
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2,0062,76 • "
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ele trebly fourth October, eighteen hundred
and' forty ivrecarat eighth—articiertreat
thirtieth September, eightein hundred and
four, four then/land' one hundred aid
sixty six dollars and sixty seven cents.
for one third of twenty first of twenty
five instalments, for the pay of two carpen
ters, per fourth article treaty fourth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and forty two, and ,
eighth article treaty thirtieth September;
eighteen hundred and fifty four, four hun
dred dollars. -
For one third of twenty first of twenty
five instalments in goods, per fourth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and forty two, and
eighth. article treaty thirtieth September,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, three thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For one third of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the support of schools,
per fourth article treaty fourth OCtober,
eighteen hundred and forty two, and eighth
article treaty thirtieth September, eigh
teen hundred and fifty four, six hundred
and sixty six dollars and sixty seven cents.
For one third of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for the percbasa of pro-,
visions and tobacco, per fourth article
treaty fourth October, eighteen hundred'
and forty two, and eighth article treaty
thirtieth September, eighteen hundred.and
fifty' tour, six hundred and sixty six dollars
and sixty seven cents.
For one third of twenty first, of twenty
five instalments for the support of two
emiths' shops, . including the pay of two'
smiths and assistaats, and furnishing iron
and steel, per fourth article treaty fourth
October, eighteen hundred and forty two,
and eighth article treaty thirtieth Septem
ber, eighteen hundred and fifty four t six
hundred and sixty six dollars and sixty
seven Cents.
For one third of twenty first of twenty
five instalments for pay, of ewe farmers,
per fourth article treaty fourth October,
eighteen hundred and forty two, and eighth
article treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and fifty four, three hundred and
thirty three dollara and thirty thre‘cents.
For eighth of twenty instalmeats of
annuity iu money, per third article treaty
twenty second February, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, twenty thousand dollars.
-PILLADITZ, LIE WIANIIII.OO
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For eighth, of thirty instalments of
annuity in mosey, per third article treaty
twenty second February, eighteen hundred
and fifty live,ten thousand six hundred and
sixty six dollars and sixty six amts.
For eighth of thirty instalments of annu
ity in goods, per third article treaty twenty
second February, eighteen hundred and
fifty five eight thousand dollars.
For eighth of 'thirty instalments for pur
poses of utility, per third article treaty
twenty second .February, eighteen hundred
and fifty five, ftur thousand dollars.
For eighth of twenty instalments for
purposes of education, i3er third article
treaty twenty second February, eighteen
hundred and 'fifty hoe, three thousand
dollars.
• For eighth of fifteen annual instalments
for the support of two smiths and smiths'
shops, per third article treaty twenty sec
ond February, eighteen' hundred and fifty
five, ten thousand one hundred and twenty
dollars.
For pay of an engineer to grist and saw
mill at Leech Luke, six hundred dollars.
CHTPPAWAI 01 9ICLYAA, WM( CIVSK, AND
1:=3:13
For seventh -of ten equal enatalmenta in
Gain, to be distributed, per capita, in the
usual manner of paying annuities, per
second article of the treaty of second
August, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
ten thousand dollars.
For seventh of ten instalments for the
support of one blacksmith shop, per sec
ond article of the treaty of second August,
eighteen hundred and fifty five, twelve
hundred and forty dollari.
OHIPPEWAII, 1e63011021ZE1, AMIN ZEAGOEI,
AND BIZW SOUK INDLLNII.
For education during the 'pleusura of
Congress, per fifth article treaty eleventh
August, eighteen hundred and twenty
seven, one .thocusand fire hundred dollars.
01110E1BARIS.
For permanent annuity in goods, per act
of twenty fifth February, seventeen hun
dred and ninety nine, three thousand
dollars.
For permanent annuity, per second ar
ticle treaty. sixteenth November, eighteen
hundred and five, and thirteenth article
treaty twenty second June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, three thousand dollars.
For-permanent annuity for support of
light-horsemen, per thirteenth article
treaty eighteenth October, eighteen hun
dred and twenty, and thirteenth article
treaty twenty isecand June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty five, six hundred dollars.
For permanent provisions for education
per second article treaty twentieth Janu
ary, eighteen, hundred and twenty five,
and thirteent artlole treaty twenty-sec
ond June, eighteen hundred and fifty five,
six thousand dollars.
For permanentprovislon for blacksmith,
per sixth article treaty eighteenth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and twenty, and
thirteenth, article treaty twenty segond
June, eighteen hundred and fifty fiv4rdiX.
• .
hundred dollars.
For permanent provisions for Iran and
'steel, per ninth article treaty twentieth
'January, eighthen hundred and twenty
five, and th*. teenth article of treaty
twenty second . June, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, three hundred and twenty
dollars.
For interest on five hundred thousand
dollars, at -five per centum; for education,
support of the government, and other ben
eficial purpmes, to be applied under the
direction of the general council of the
Choctaws,in conformity With the provisions
contained in the tenth and thirteenth arti
cles of the treaty at twenty second June,
eighteen hundred ;and fifty five, twenty
five thousand dollops.
•
COMANCHES, 11.10M4, Arq.cess 01 A211../01
11/0 B.llTrat.
•
For ninth of ten Instalments for the
purchase of goods provisions, and agri
cultural implements, per eisth article
treaty twenty, seventh July, eighteen hun
dred and fifty three, eighteen thousand
dollars. - • -
For expenses of transportation of the
ninth of ten instalments of geode, provi
sions, and ',agricultural implements, per"
sixth article • treaty twenty seventh July,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, seven
thoneand dollars.
ror permabent dnunlty in money, per
fourth article treaty seventh Augt,
seventeen hundred and .iinety, and fifth
article treaty seventk August, • eighteen
hundred and fiftysix, One thousand five
hundred dollars.
For permanent annuity in money, per
second article treaty sixteenth June,- eigh
teen hundred and twos end fifth article
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred
and fifty ell, three thousand dollars.
• For permanent annuity' in .- money, per
fourth article treaty twenty fourtfiJanuary,
eighteen. hundred' twenty sii, Ind fifth
article treaty August, 'eighteen'
hundred : add fifty, twenty Atowni
drug: .
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and, assistant, and for shop and tools, per
eighth article hundre d ty fourth Jana
' ary, eighteen and twenty six, and
fifth article treaty seventh August, - elgh:
teen hundred and fifty six, eight hundred
and forty_ dollars. , • -
For permanent. provision for iron and
steel for, ehoP, per eighth artiele treaty
twenty fourth Jannar7, eighteen hundred
and twenty six and fifth article . treaty
seventh August, eighteen -hundred and•
fifty six; two hundred and seventy dellin.
For permanent, provision for the pay of
wheelwright, - pfr eighth article ;racy
twenty fourprUsaFisry, eishteerli, htindred
and - Wenti elz; And fifth: articis treaty '
s atiienth Angust4titeen huir#l4: and
WV six, ai*Aan dol.l;ire.
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For bleoltamith and assistant and shop
-and-tooletturing-thie.pleasura ot.theares,,
— Went, per article treaty fourteenth
February, 'eighteen': hhndred and; thirty
three, and fifth article treaty seventh An
gust, eighteen hundred and fifty eta, eight
hnudrednnd forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop during the
Pleasure of the President, per fifth article
treaty fourteenth February, eighteen hun
dred and thirty three, the fifth• artiole
treaty seventh August, eighteen hundred
and fifty six, two hundred and seventy
dollars.
For wagon-maker during the pleasure of
the President, per fifth article treaty four
teenth February, eighteen hundred and
thirty three, and. fifth ertide treaty
seventh Auguat, .eighteen - hundred and
fifty six, six hundred dollars.
For assistance in agricultural operations
during the pleasure of the President, per
eighth article treaty. twenty fourth Jan
uary, eighteen hundred and twenty six,
and
,fifth article treaty seventh Auguit,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, two thou
sand dollars. -•
For education during the pleasure of
the President, per , fifth- article treaty four-.
teenth February, . eighteen hundred and.
thirty three, andfifth article treety.seventh.
August, eighteen hundred and 'fifty six,
one thousand dollars.
For the sixth of seven additional instal
ments tor two blacksmiths, assistants,
shops, and toots, per thirtieth article treaty
twenty fourth March, eighteen htuidre
and thirty two, and fifth article treat
seventh August, eighteen hundred an
fifty :six, one thousand six hundred an
eighty dollars.
For the sixth of seven additional in
stalments for iron and steel for shops, pe
thirteenth article 'treaty twenty four
March, eighteen hundred and thirty twe,
end fifth article treaty seventh Angus!,
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, five hun
dred and forty dollars.
For thirty second of thirty three InstM.
menta for 'education, per -fourth erticie
treaty fourth- January,: eighteen hundred
and forty. five, end fifth article treaty sev
enth August, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, three thousand dollars.
For nineteenth of twenty instalments for
education, per fourth arriale treaty fourth
January, eighteen hundred and forty five,
and fifth article treaty seventh August,
eighteen hundred and fifty six, three thou
sand dollars.
For five per centum interest on two
hundred thousand dollars for purposes of
education, per sixth article treaty seventh
August., eighteen hundred and fifty six, ten
thousand dollars.
Fertile annuity to chief, per private ar
ticle to supplemental treaty twenty-fourth
September, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, to treaty of third October, eighteen
hundred andeighteen,onehundred dollars.
• For interest on forty six thousand and
eighty dollars, at five per eentum, being
the value of thirty-six sections of land set
apart by treaty _of eighteen hundred and
.twenty nine for education, per resolution
of the Senate nineteenth January, eighteen
hundred and thirty eight, and fifth article
treaty sixth May, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, two thousand three hundred and
four dollars.
For interest in lieu of investment op
fifty seven thousand five hundred dollars,
balance of one hundred and fifty seven
thousand five' hundred dollars to the first
July, eighteen hundred and sixty three, at
five per cesium fir education or other ben
eficial purposes, under the direction of the
President, per second article treaty nine
teenth October, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight and ninth article treaty seven
teenth nay, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, two thousand e:ght hundred and
seventy five dollars.
Forrinterest in•lien of 'investment on two
hundred thousand dollars, at fire per een
tum, per seared article treaty fourteenth
January, eighteen hundred-and forty six,
ten thousand dollars.
M=!
For nine instalments of interest, at five
per centum, onion hundred thousand dol
lars for education,per second article treaty
eighteenth May, eighteen hundred. and
fifty four, five thetussnd dollars.
For ninth instalment- on two hundred
thousand dollars, to be paid in eighteen
hundred and sixty two, per second article
treaty eightseath hisyj eighteen hundred
and fifty.four,nine thousand dollars.
itasomossus.
For Seventh of twelve instalments for
continuing and keeping up a blacksmith
shop, and providing the usual quantity of
iron and • steel, per fourth article ;treaty
eighteenth October; eighteen 'hundred and
forty eight, and third article treaty twelth
May, eighteen hundred and fifty four, nine
hundred and sixteen dollars and sixty air
cents.
For seventh of ten instalments of anent ;
ity upon two hundred thousand dollars,
balance of three hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars for; cession of lands, per
fOurth ,article treaty ;eighteenth October,
eighteen-hundred and forty eight, and
third article treaty twelfth May, eighteen
hundred-and fifty• four,: twenty thousand
dollars.
For seventh of; fifteen instalments for
pay of miller, per third article treaty
twelfth May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, six hundred dollars:
Itlip.XIES ; Or KANSAS.
. .
For permanent provision for blacksmith
and assustantfand iron and steel for shop, -
per fifth article - treaty 'lath October, eigh-
MOA'finndred and eighteen, and fourth
article treaty fifth' June, eighteen hundred
and fifty' four, nine hundred and forty
dollar,.
For permanent provision for miller, in
lien' of gunsmith, per , fifth article treaty
sixth October, eighteen hundred and eighl ,
teen, and fifth ,arthfie treaty twenty third
October, eighteen hundred and thirty four,
and fourth article treaty fifth June, eigh
teen hundred and fifty four, six hundred
dollars. • . •
• ' For interest on fifty thousand dollars, at
five :pei cantina, for educational purpose!,
per third' article treaty fifth June, eighteen
hundred and fi ft y four , two thousand five
,
hundred dollars.
For third of twenty instalments. upon
two thousand .dollars, per third article
treaty fifth June, .eighteen - hundred and
fifty four, seven thousand five hundred
dollars. , '
11'4u:tics, 07 lIRDIAZIA.
For interest on two hundred end twenty
one thou/wadi two hundred and fifty seven
dollars and eighty ,six eents,.uninvestecl,
al Ac, per ,eentutu, for Zdieml Indians of
Indians r per &mate's amendment to fouith
'article treaty' fifth June, eighteen 'hundred
'and' fifty ,four, eleven thousand - and Bitty
two dollars and eighty nine °onus
.
' I(IAXLES-71 ;; ;4l. RUMS.
'`For permanent annuity In goods or
otherwise, pit fourth 'article treaty third.
August, serenteienhundred and ninety five,
fire hundred (Wiwi.
For . .permanent` annuity in 'goods.' :or
othirwise, FM- third article 'treaty twenty
fii.st 'August, ; eighteen hundred and fire,
tiro hundred and fifty.dollare. •
For permanent annuity in goods or
otherwise,. per third and separate article
to - treaty thirtieth September, eighteen
hundred and nine, three hundred and fifty
dollars. . _
SIIIQUAI.LY,L4OiALLtri., AND -0111 - kE
!ANDS 01 - 121D111 1 5.' ' :••
l!or eighth instilment, in part payment
for relinquialunent of title to lends, to be.
applied to bentloial objects, per fourth ar
*le treaty': twenty _sixth December, eigh
teen hundred and tqty feta, tltteen hundred
dollar& • ..
For eighth Of twenty : intagli:nits for pay
of. instructor, amith,:pbyetohui; eirpedter,
farmer, and assailant if necessary, per
tenth article treaty twenty Deoember„
eighteen, hhodred four, tax them
mind Iran hundred , , -
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For the- fifth of .len -instalments of _this
amount, being second of the series, in
money or otherwise, per fourth article'
treaty sixteenth March, eighteen hundred
and fifty four '
thirty thousand dollars. , . •
For eighth of ten inetainients for sup
port.of a miller, per eighth article treaty
sixteenth March, eighteen hundred and
fifty four, six hundred dollars.
For eighth of ten instalmentsfor support
of blacksmith and assistant, and iron and
steel for shop, per eigthth article treaty
sixteenth March, eighteen 'hundred and
fifty four, nine hundred dollars. .
For eighth of tenfnatalments for support
orformer,, per eighth article treaty six
,/
t
te nth March, eighteen hundred and fifty
for, sixundred dollars:.
For keeping in repair the - grist and saw
til provided for by the ,eighth article of
t e treaty of aixteonthi March, eighteen
hundred and fifty four, three hundred
dollars.
For supplying the smith's shop with
tools, and keeping the same in repair, per
eighth article of the treaty of sixteenth
March, eighteen . hundred and . fifty four,
three hundred dollars. '-•
For an engineer, one thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For interest on sixty nine thousand one
hundred and twenty- dollars, at five per
Oentum, being the value of fifty four sec
tions of land set apart second June, eigh
teen hundred and twenty five, for educa
tional purposes, per Senate resolutiOri-nthat
teenth January, eighteen hundred and
thirty eight, three thousand four hundred
and fifty Mx. dollars.
MOO AND MISSOITILIAB.
For fifth of tett instalments, being the
second series, in money, or otherwise, per
fourth article treaty fifteenth March, eigh
teen hundred and fifty roar, thirteen thou-
sand dollars.
For eighth of ten instalments for pay of
miller,
,per seventh article treaty fifteenth
March eighteen hundred and fifty four, six
hundred dollars. •
For eighth of ten instalments for black
smith and assistant, and iron and steel for
shop, per seventh artiebt treaty fifteenth
March, eighteen' lundrpd and fifty four,
nine hundred and forty dollars;
For eighth often instalments for farinet,
per seventh article treaty fifteenth March,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, six hun
dred dollars. ' ,
• • • • •
For keeping in repair the grist and saw
mill provided fee by the seventh article of
the treaty of fifteenth March, eighteen-hun
dred and fifty four, thine hundred dollars.
For supplyingthe sadfh's shop with tools,
and keeping the same in repair, per sev
enth article of the treaty fifteenth - llarch,
eighteen hundred and fifty four, three hun
dred dollars.
For annrigineer, one ~ tbOtenll/d two hun
dred dollars.
017LWAS AND CHIPPSWAS OP MICHIGAN.
For seventh of ten instalments for edu
cational 'purposes, to be expended under
the direction of the President, according to
the wishes of the Indiana, so far as may be
reasonable and just, per second article of
thirty first July, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, eight. thousand dollars.
For seventh of ten 'instalments for the
support of four blacksmith shops, per sec
ond article of the treaty of thirty firer
July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, four
thousand two hundred and forty dollars.
For seventh of ten instalments of prin
cipal, payable annually . for ten years, to
be distributed per capita, lathe usualman
ner of payinginnuities, per second article
of the treaty of thirty first July, eighteen
hundred and fifty five, ten thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred and thirty
six theusand.. dollars, 'unpaid part of the
principal sum of three hundred and nix
thousand dollars, for one year, at Svo per
centum per annum '
to be distributed per
capita, in the Usual manner of paying an
nuitiee, ,per second article of the treaty -of
thirty first July, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, eleven thotutsnd eight hundred
dollars.
For seven of of ten equal annual instal
ments on th irty five thousand dollars, in
lieu of form i tr treaty !stipulations, to be
paid per ea ita, to the Grand River Otto
was, per second article of the treaty of
thirty tot July, eighteen hundred and
fifty five, three , ' thousand five hundred
dollars. • , '
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For. their proportion: of the permanent
annuities in money, goods, or otherwise,
payable under the fourth article of the
treaty of third August, seventeen hundred
and ninety five, second article treaty of
seventeenth govember, eighteen hundred
and seven, fourth, article truly ifeventaiiith
September, eighteen hundred and eighteen,
and fourth article treaty twenty ninth Au
gust, eighteen htuidred and twenty nine;
one thoUsand air. hundred dollars.
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For last of fiveinatalments on goods and
such articles as may be necessary for them
per 'second article treaty twenty 'fourth
September, eighteen hundred and fifty
seven, forty thousand dollars.
For eupport of two manual, lebor
schools annually, during the pleasure of
the President, per • third article treaty
twenty, fourth September, eighteen .hun
dred and fifty serer), ten thousand dollars.,
For Pay of two . teachers, under the dl;
reation of the, President, per third article
treaty twenty ourth September, eighteen
hundred and fifty elven, one thousand twit
hundred dollars. - . , „.
For purchase of iron and steel, anrother
necessaries for the shop, during the pleas
ure of the resident, per fourth article
treaty twen ty'fourth September, eighteen
hundred an tifty•i seven, five hundred
dollari.
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For pay of two blacksmit hs, one of whom
to be a gunsmith and tinsmith, per fourth
artiole treaty twenty.. (Mirth SepteMber,
eighteen hundred and fifty seven, one thott
sand two hundred dollars. ' -,
For :coutPentiatiCit of two etrikent or SP
prentioes in shop, per;fourth article treaty
twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred
and fifty --.scion, four hundred and eighty
dollars.
For [ fifth of ten instalments for farming
utensils and stock during the pleasure of
the Preiddent, per fourth .article treaty
twenty fourth September, eighteen hundred ,
and fifty seven, one thousand two hundred
dollen). '-' -'• i - -: - - ' :- - -
For pay-of farmer, per • fonrth article
treaty twenty fourth September, eighteen.
hundred and fifty; seven, six hundred
dollars.
For fourth of ten instalments for pa y of
miller, at the discretion of „the President,
per fourth - - article.; treaty twenty, , fourth
September, ' . eighteen hundred
. and fi fty,
!seven, six hundred. dollars. ;- . ,
For fourth Of tad iristallents for psi of
engineer; et the discretion of the President,
per fourth, article: treaty:, twenty fOurth
September;, eighteen lumdredi snit;; ' ( fifty.
Sven,- one thousand two hundrod,aia . ..
Foroompensatton.to apprentices, to assist
In working the mill, per fourth <article
treaty twenty fourth September, eighteen
hundred' and fifty seven; 'five hundred
dollars. , ' -'
. " i rorrsvreronnts. " - .
For` permanent annuity In silver, per
fourth article treaty - third Auguet; seven
teen hundred end ninety five, one thou
sand doilars.'..— ....„.. - -
Fir, permanent pm:Linty in, silver' per
third article treaty, thirtieth September;-
eighteen. Lunged end nine, fiveiFhundre
/Cr permanent annuity in Silver,: Per
third artiele treaty' second October, eigh , ,'
rove,
and eighteen , l two thousand
lye hundrod'dollars,
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For permanent annuity n, manly, per
Second article treaty twentieth September,
eighteen hundred, and twenty eight, two
mend dollars. r -....
For permanent antittity; in specie, per
Second article treaty twenty ninth July,
td
eighteen hundred twenty nine, sixteen
'thousand' • - . - .
• .
,For life:annuity, chief , per third article
'treaty twentieth Octeber, sighteen - hundred •
and thirty twO, twoluniarod Wart ' - - -
~ .. ~;:' 1 ... ~~
For life annuity to chief; per third era.
.cle.tregy., twenty ; sixth,. September, sigh
-teen hundred and thirty-three, seven hun-
dred delimit' CI 2 .3
For education during= the pleurae of ,
Congress, per third article treaty sixteenth
October eighteen hundred and twenty six,
second rirtiolti treaty 'twentieth September,
eighteen hrindred and twenty eight, and
fourth article treaty twenty 'seVenth Octo
ber, eighteen hundred and thirty two, five_
thousand, dollars. . •
For pornianent, provision for the ,pay
ment of money, in lieu of tobacco, iron, and
steel, per second ; article treaty twentieth
September ' eighteen hundred -.and twenty
I eight, and tenth article - of the fifth and
seventeenth June, eighteen hundred , and
forty six, three hundred dollars.,
' For permanent prevision for three black
smiths, and assistants, per third article
treaty, sixteenth °Maher, eighteen hundred'
and twenty. - six, second article treity .
twentieth September,. eighteens hundred
and, twenty eight, and second article treaty
twenty ninth July,. eighteen and twenty
nine, two thousand one hundred and sixty
For permanent provision for iron and
steel for shops, per third_ article . treaty
teenth October,, , eighteen hundred and
twenty six, second article treaty twentieth,
September, eighteen' 'hundred and twenty
eight, and.second , article treaty twenty
.ninth July, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, six liundred'and sixty dollars. ..
For perrianincprovision for fifty bar
rels Of saly per 1, e n d :article of treaty
tirenty - ninth 'July,. eighteen hundred and
twenty .nine, two hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on. six hundred and forty
three thousand dollars, at five . per ceatum,
per s'venth article of the treaty of the
fifth and seventeenth June, eighteen hun
dred and fifty 844 thirty,two thousand one
hundred and fifty dollars.
PO27AWATOIIip 07 H 07.07
For permanent annuity in money or
otheriiiee,'per eeeend article treaty 'wren
teen.th Novo:Tiber,: eighteen hundred. and.
seven; four hundred dollars
- nuAr.awa
For education during the pleasure of the
President, per third, article treaty thir
teenth May, eighteen hundred and thirty
three, one thotmand dollars..
-For,blacksmith and , assistant, shop and
tools, and iron' and- steel for shop, during
the pleasure of 'the " President, 'per third
article _treaty_ thirteenth, May, eighteen
hindred and thirty three, one thousand
and sixty dollars.
For farmer during the pleasure of. the
President, per third article treaty
thir
teenth May, eighteen hundred and thirty
three, six hundred dollars.
For ninth Sixteen instalmenti in
blankets, clothing, farming utensils, and
stock, per third article treaty tenth Sep
temtker, eighteen hundred and fifty three,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
secs dlito 70XES 01 111113SIEBIPYL
For permanent' annuity in goods or
otherwise, per third article treaty third
November eighteen hundred and four, one
thousand dollars.
For interest on two hundred thousand
dollars! - at five per oentum, per second arti
cle [treaty] twenty first October, eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, ten thousand
dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand
dollars, at five per centnm, per secend
article treaty eleventh October, eighteen
hundred and forty two, forty thousand
dollars.
SACS AND' PDXES 07 MISSOVILL
For interest on one hundred and fifty
seren'thermand four hundred dollars, at
fir.e per centum, under the direction of the
President, peraecnnd article treaty twenty
first October, eighteen hundred and thirty .
Soren, seven thousand eight hundred and.
aerial:ay dollars. • .
For the sixth of ten instalments for the
support of schools, per eighth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and
fifty six, three thousand dollars.
For sixth of ten instalments for agricul
tural assistance, per eighth article treaty
seventh August, eighteen hundred and
fifty six, two thousand dollars.
. For sixth of ten Instalments for the sup.
port of smiths and smiths' shops, per eighth
article treaty seventh August, eighteen'
hundred. and fifty six, two thousand two
hundred dollars.
For five per centum interest on two bun-
Aired andfifty thousand dollars, to be paid
as annuity, per eighth article treaty sev
enth August, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, twelve thousand five hundred dollars.
For interest on two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, at fire per centrum, to be
paid as annuity, thei. having joined their
brethren, west, per eighth article treaty
seventh ' August, ,eighteen htindred and
fifty six, twelve thotosand . 'five' hundred
dollars.
For permanent annuity in specie, per
fourth article treaty twenty ninth Septem
ber, eighteen hundred and sermitegn, fire
hundred dollars. ' - • -
For permanent annuity in specie, per
fourth article treaty seventeenth September,
eighteen hundred and eighteen, live bun
„tired dollars.
For blackemith and assistant, shop and
teals and iron and steel, during the pleas,
ure of the Presiden t , = p er fourth article
treaty twenty eighth - Febrnary, eighteen
hundred and thirty one, one:thousand and
sixty dollars: '
For miller 'during the pleasure of the
president, per fourth article treaty twenty
eighth February„eightiten hundred and
thirty one, six hundred dollars. .
SZSACAII' OF TRW YORE.-
For permanent annuity in lieu'of inter
.est on stook, per_let of nineteenth February,
eighteen hundred and thirty one, six thou
sand dollars •.:.
For interest . in lien. of investment, on
ieventylive thousand.:dollars, ati five- per
eentum, per eat. of twenty: ,seventh June,
eighteen hundred and forty six, throe thou
sand seven hundred and-fifty - dollars:
For interest at fire per nentnto, 'on•fortT
three thousand and fifty dollars, trans.!
furred from Ontario -Bank to the United
States Treasury de r ac t of twenty seventh
June, eighteen luntlEr eitaort:y eu, tivro
thousand one , hundrelland fifty two dollars
and fifty rants. • - •
sapidis -
For permanent annuity In specie, per
fourth article 'treaty seventeenth Septem
ber, eighteen- hundred -and eighteen, one
thousand dollars." • • • • ,• - •
For blacksmith' assistant shop end
tools, add ti'sad litest Mir' shop, dosing
pliesdve alloi"President, fourth
mime ;rxesiao.ifiiiiileth:. /viy . eighteen
imndred end thirty au, one *mama and
:sixty doliarso.l , •
i For pirmsirent annuity for educational
,pitiposee, - tier fourth treaty, third .
August, eerenteett .-hundred and ninety
, five, and third- article trestrtenth May,
eighteen hundred and !Lily four, onti.thon
itand dollars.
For ninth inataiment• of interest, at five
per centrals, on forty thousand dollars for
education,. per third;artiole treaty'.tenth -
May,:eighteen hundred and lifty feu!, two
thousand dollars: .
For ,pormanent ennaity for edneationil
purpases, per .fourthArtiale.treaty twenty
ninth• Septatetber, eighteen lundred and
seventeen, 'and third. article treaty tenth
May, - eighteen. hundred and fifty Iglu, two
thousand dollars ..::'
six anima or ' XEw. TORY;
For permanent annuity in clothing and
other useful artialee,-...-per--mixth article
treaty eleventh.lloyetabarotiminteen hun
dred and ninety four, four thousand - five
hundreddollars. -
T
for gals JO. DALEICLIia 60N,
salt - OSI an 4 TO Maw stred.
AEW - GOODSI NE ",
l r assay G. mum k CO:;
Are now recalitor thsdr Bumuster BtOcks onlitPrfsbe
every ilraWandliPted-t""Niaail
which. la extent, choke/ tasteand prßtorq4 - 0 011 WII
favorably with any.lti UM bride. - •
French, - Atnerican and Wool of Fzigliall Cloth; of
the best makes, of enerishads -- and qua1t11...111107
large amertmentl Cisalmese4 and Bombing Baps
Black French DocakinsilinVefßlack French Owl.
thereat Fancy Osumimares In ervery - wartetr - - BMW.
Black and Fancy Caealmesca; 811 k Igixout
of every shade and color. -
VKSTINGB—Fancy BIM and Satin lreatinca m ilfw
stylem Super Black. Balinand Bilk Partings;
and Farley Mk,' Yestings; Blasts Figured Ella Mild 1
e lis.Z 6 everr variety 1:4 - goods for Brudnass Citeti%
likeirise a very choice selection of Pardshing Gooch
adapted to gentlemen's wear.
Soliciting an early call from oar Mends and the
,• eolgic, any orders entrusted to. 0122 L em-will mast
with prompt attention and 'punctuality In all case".
iIENBY 0. FLAME - k . oorMerehant Tailors,
whit: • - Car. - Penn and Bt. Plate atmets.•
. ,
DISSOLUTION - PF_PARTNIIRSDIP.
—The Partner.hii heretofore existing let.wesn
JuSEPEI SREINULICand WM. N: GARRARD, un-
der the tree of SPENCER - t GASSAND, to the
BREWING BUSINESS; vie/. dissolved' on the 20th
of aogue, W. IL GABBARD': is authansed
to settle up tee brubten alike late drat. all per•
sons bevies deltas against tat late Brut will present
them hie °Mee, in the Brewery; sad all weans
kneeing tleauelres Indebted Blew red sad
settle. • JOSEPH BPINOEB.
WILLIAM 11.,GINHARD.
Pittsburgh. August 10,1Weet.1 . •
Roous - itrnin
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suAwnxts
ACT TIX CONTITTIaL]
(Bacotanan to James °. Watt,)
DISSOLVTIO.4I3,
DIStOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEII
SIIIP.—The Partnership lately existing
Moen CHAS. •B. LEECH azat IL HUTCHINSON,
of Pittsburgh, under the Bread LEACH d< HUTCH
'KnoII, was dissolved on the Ist day of Sepias:o=e
e. D. 1882, by mutual consent,. AU debts owing to
the said partnerthip ale to be roireived by either of
the pezteetv, sad ail dernat.ds on Arm said , fartne;i•
.618 ate to be prrennted to either foi payment.
• • CELAILLZB B. LEECH,
B. licrwaissoir
Pittsburgh. Sept. Pt. 1282.3551.t1,.
FOR SALE.
1114Ea1DENOE ON - PENN .STREET
Alt TOlt HALE.—A thiatoOpti :Wick dwelling,
with tea mama, lot 202119, In =oaf the boat agto
on Penn stmt. all In goal ottler. - t Price only SIAM
caalt aolL balanottlztlltatlast-ananal - par
moats. Posmarkoz at any time.; • -
ot ' H. SOUSA • Ar00... - '
otyntat" • -201 Tottettilitreat:
IaUbINESS' FUEL .SALE.--A tovey
itn andAheat TIOA gtem well located to Pine.
burgh, will b, sold on felt tatmA'as the owner: hes .
other business requiting his entire time =Aaron
lion. A mall capital will he slab:laid, tame of
the stock can he !tad osmadubm. Plor are
socd. A au:ohmic, with • few hundred dollars, will
and this an excellent chanoe for getting Into Detai
nees. Addnes, MICH BOX-Zio.l9.Allegbeasy City.
swat!
FOR SALE.-:--A egad" Farm, contain-
Ing 69 urve, all anieJ, sal 42 acree cleand..
good two story tame boars; of 6 r. oms and kitchen,
with porebee • loge stable and other outbuilding&
Crime Orchard of great variety et fruit of amine sr
teething. Spring to every field. and good. Wade;
land., ,Situated three mike greet of New. Oriabtang
to Beano county. Is °genet cheap, and .terms to
suit. Apply to
sten B . R1cL:611244 00..102 lourth street.
ENGINZt. FOR,SAI. I S
ABouvracarr aoiisa"nwls
111 GOOD OBDZU.
WILL pi hOLD attar ion assn.
th.iel, at the,. o.hattltX - 0711107...
tel4:dtr. - - /Mb Arent; abcce Shattnll44..
VALUAAIL:-,1 PEktTY FOB.
BALZ.•=kstr74 - 4:4- .1 . 1 i• .47401 a of fourteen acres
Of rich bottora beV,wettile , •Ar•
deco till"Workiirst•ihdjoir.itG the vrciervy of W.
ootr.tecro irem th•Pitts
bargh, Fort Wayne L Chicago rq . li!rtral to that/Igo
river, iiav‘ng riveh water ieLritzg 4.600 jot, now
1?el.14, used eon market, iserC, a, .:1 , 1 .t:« , : to tor sale
nr
*utterly for ity I;roperc
For team epply ' WIC EL WAY. tiIAM,
At Ms rottJeuce, 37 East COLIIMOII. All.4heny.
LIAM TOIC.B4LE, oontab :an,: 252
I. MODES,lmanttraliyalynated on the GI ~river,
14 miles below I. I-tiburgh adjoining the eallogn
Elbowroom; antkoppoOte Lemadeie Station, PIO*.
burgh; ft Wayne and Coinage Railroad, being nay
et screw, bdtti by railroad and ricer, The improve
manta are a good Frame Dangling Donee, Vr.me
Darn ' and two TenantAonees. orchard, de, It la
vndbi all 14044[0a. gardening sad-stock tam. 'fib
Forelicatul and 1 610 . 0 alai! to
BUR Edgwarth 'Dation Sewickley, or to B.
WOODBURN. No. 90 Laylaniole street, dacittll „. '-
John Hamilton, Reg!, tri•lthmientorn. IOR
on
the pro:Wm& • • JAHNS WO,DBUIIII, -
August llNl.llidlardio-awdawD
DESIRABLE PROPEILTY
HALE.—Two two:etre., 'brick dwellinp; sap
plied with water and gas ; lots each BD by. 160 Oat,
Striated on South avenue, Alleghen4y.
A balking partly ilnishak with atone bow
sent,
sent, an act* and a "quarter of grant , eitneted,on
WdodP a abort - distance from the Iffiuseheder:
PasenQe.na rt. K. t C. portott, being sane&
for maansf
Also, • farm of WO Rate, am and it SW nines trOM
the 'city, and one and &quarter miles item antra. .
nefe Station, P. 11., Vt. 0., R., with a Tong
, Orchard of 800 Sees, water . pewee Saw-Milk tee- -
Hoaeeq and other frapionements ; Any syrereleerpd. '
Tor further =Simla= inquire of - •
BAWL Virg, a roa.rajst., Alleg s bee_
ASS at W 3 Liberty drewt. Pittiounnu
QUETZIOR BUILDUtiG L(Yrd
)J
BALL The. emdersigned offers *rids, on rm.:
sortable time,
Mute of the choicest sperti Sir builcV
;tag purposes that are to be found amnia I.lttsburgb,l
They are, situated within ma hundred yarde of Me!
k minus of tie Centre Arenas Ocean Railway, and
are teantilti locations for private dwellings. 'The!_ '
scenery and erferythhig 'varier* them' extremely do- ..
arable for any one wanting to locate outside of
city limits, and at the cams lime so mar are
that cmninunlcation.can.bt had with the city at
hours. Lots Eriminne-fourth of an acre tumults.
Abe, some Western Lauds, situated In lowa, Itin.
AM, wend small** to *lihsneeffie, 603200 *et.
The shove paoperty will he co ld on smommodatlng
taros. Inquire of JOilli •
corner Sixth and Woodlreta,-
Or, W kL - A. JUR
0111 re, Comb Home.
"pOB. SALE - TO THE
•Arms crop ff. o.Snari,
Porto Woo do;
Omen and Black Toss; •
Tobacom;
Byrms;
Choice attnifamily Monza;
Ban=
And • gement 'stook - of Gpsarits, In Mors and as
'twin! andln"a lf gioNAin :tea:m=ll%
*bolsi •Gromrst Pmince and Oommisofest Plos6
chums, Nam-2I 3 and ZIA .I.lbrrip stroot,noasbead
SELLING OUT.—The cmdersieed,
motors . ot.the - late - CaL Leopold SetiL oiler the
suck of claim VilliSS and LiQuoita of Ws iodate
(in 'tore at the come; of Market and Second Mesta .
Pittsbareb,) to - the public. of pratste sale, ind at
prima; se low as to make it an inducement to par;
,chassis - to give them Am - early era, The former..'
Mends of the netabilitunent ere especially 'wadi.
and expected to farm the detspeedint ttudr custom. as
they had the ton upporttutity toknow the rayedor
qualities of the stock kept Ittitue doxased.
anl&Sm . U.P. awn. Lax ...•
' TO • LET.'
rpo LET-The-Two Story Brick 31.ousev.'
93pbeirty s t rut. Os= now to Um' ton at
April 1.863: 7 •
The hunitarip, =sped': blinds sad hlichni
hiving Dm JD
t:o. 0014 SAlL,lllollthltOriliiifekt
law an Y ° ! l° ..")1144' "
aullietw it Olwrii; A intik /6 Co:Wllitiratar'
!IX) LET.-A large, vr,o hook Anti
1 comfortably ..I•Md.stareou Mutat; between
third and Fourth streets,. -
a ton g Boom, Atte*? toi'eVihticd, aid hinit.f;i4
'oceopM Din May • Anwirety to yang
Also, Nelson's Ambrentrin Bonen, cornet 61tInk
and
Abooeteral BOO= imitable tor anon
Beat eery low. to wilt the times.
6. v.:Ohfait;
rite , home; Thfretwod Market etreott =
IVA faii.Lß ,01111ENT,Art- Oil ito:
J.: emery. to wiliploll oTO 7 d11 . 11 1 1: 111 , 0 ,
o,lllol g lite; al LIV I A 125-Tostrikrst.:.
NOTICE Is lIEREBY
Letters of n‘bitalssiMLin the atate"
David this, steamed; haii,becto'
granted to the. tusdansigned; • All—arsons ;Lasing, ,
calms otAlemends wand theeatattiCfma slesestent s t,
are'regossud to mmaliccee stons .Iroono - nitl...stt. delay,
Gad those iodated to intd aerate 7111 to - ;
43&1111 , 11M , DALEILL -,
M'LLGLIAL 15•11111.5.61 t... :
sa22oStdaTlr
,
beipho'irieletirabild - Piitait A210142.1.11. - LEG
arizinata. ILOr {DS.,
• aftl - DittlititY r it
(opposite Et. Nktullas Bofal j_ .
for
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