ERIE ~., :.. ~'' ~;` 91161"11"-111 1.7 7...7 . , 4:,47,77;:47::;::.;;:*.j• t,...f •••%.:,,,' .'...,- fy, , .,./. 7:•,:..,.. • • • MESE V • '‘••• •• . - I . . . . FR:OM:00a EVENING ED111011:1 Accident to Troops. Purnza•ANMBligthalielir.etriotiel sect - dent occurred to stroop train on the Philadel phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad this rooming. i A freight train became sepa rated near Grey's Perry, and obstructed the -3-road,,. In oonseipience.of,a fog, a trop train, rig the 37th Massachusetts as hurt. , ran into it, but fOrtunately no ene_w. a-o'clock this morning, by tonic unaccountable; carelessemis, or a misua. &rebinding, another - troop . itreittiteving a squad of 100 cavalry on beardmalid its eto both Vedas. The collision was secirere,t,ta cf. foots diaastrcroa. - 'The'" earl •.werii broken to pS Thret; - Men killer oatright and a number mare or i 15311 1101311d0d. - Ride< .V. 40100 on : Wye ant, 05th Pennsylvania, Gosiles,,,,Zeves; Goo. Welsh, 02d Ohio; Charlie 11Mine; 224 Panotylrania, died in- Cads.hospitsl....•;Witii --; James Cortland, Bth 011ie -amittusly; ' _lien Ileylburn,l3th New,york, wounded in -.- the leg, Henry Rust, 18th. He w York, seri ously; E. R. Moore,-18th New York, oedema * ly; one man, name nekn0wn,,,47111,-, badly , scalded about foe; leg eacid Arandr,'Thoutas - Bissell, 1021 New York or 108 d Neer . York, not seriously; John Cbalber, lath.liew York, ' - leg fractured; II Baiiey, 14fith Pennsilvenia , • seriously John Baker, 100th Vett York, se ' atoutlyrThomet Bower, 13th New York, leg brokent:John 9enta,.l.oolii, wounded in leg; John- biatight,llst Penn ylvania, slightly injured in the Sibs. . Southern NeWiti.Geuetal.;.MOsectins Repulsed,r&O. .. , , .. Manaus, Sept.; 9,e.. -Late arrivals from Ga hm& repart all - qulet.rtr,blakets stationed hack in ;the ttointij are tilliquently troubled by • straggling guartilla,.bilide. ; ~• . _ • . Prisonesenaptared;Say,that alaiii sli um*6iT • of Texas troops, fully armed and equipped, arrived at Little - Beek • fewdayioseor ago. had It is reported at Helena tbst itans made an attack on th eme Confederates at Tupelo, and was seturely_repd. . , - The people of Commerce, Mississippi, have - ; determined to prevent guerrilla' from flring • eon. boats passing that plate. • , The Grenada Appro4. of Alla .34 contain Richmond advice' of the 2d. - . • . - ~ The Confederate Senate, ottlhe 2d, rejoined the bill concerning the partisan rangers,,hy i vote of 9 to 10. - . The Society of . Friends in North Carolina had memorialized Congress for a mfavodior.fica tion of the new conscript actin their New Orleans dates to the 28th say that Gen. Butler had honed an order requiring the merchants and Crescent. City . Banks to go into liquidation. ---________ :Battle with. the Indians. .„ _ , ,_ - ST. PAUL, Sept. 6.-r: Mayor rftudo lIISTIVOd • laat night with dispitehts trent Fort fidgety, • dated., Thursday, the act in • Oalft, Grant .. and Anderson, with asmall party of infantry and -cavalry, were attacked by 250 - famsgee, 18 miles trout Port Bidgely. During - the an . garment . the whites ..managed to' throw up breestworks of dead horse* and - earthr'attd . - held out-until Sibley-came to their. relietand drove the Indians back. Thistemiwhitestwore killed and forty-seven wounded ; most of the . killed are from St. -Paul. Before the erigage . • Meat capt. Grant's party biried - eighty-Ave of the massicred. One woman had_, in the woods two week' unbirlid. -- -' • • . . Capt.. Van Darbook, co mmanding & L Fort Abortion:tie,- writes that a largo-number of . _ : . Indians had: appeared around the Fort and - - be lo ngr all the Government mules and cat , .., : • tle benging al to that post. lie ie compelled to . - - keep his entire force. on guard all night. He .- . - • also .says unless. reinforcements appear soon he will be compeled that poet. • Latent from California. flan Fund:so% Bept..B.—Tbe war steamer Nirrigineatt WA' Sailed for Elviyatass. The dune Chip David Crockett is loaded w itirwheatforpl ar p ool. - • thiog depress- Vrideisitagnarit and ever .•.--rt,42,aftere- are in:circulation -to raise inoney r . to read to Washington. for the relief of the ',''- wounded solders. - The offerings are liberal. *2 -- The 'Warner ?sae .har arrived, bringing , 34,110 0 in treasure froci.OrevsUi.tind,t,72,ooo from British Colutabbs. - "'"t '-• ' - forsteamer biases Taylor Ls advertised to sail San Juan and wit h on the 31st of October, to connect with the steamer:AU:lor ica on 1116 Atlantic side for New York. _ - North . . Battle in ' fi CaroUna..the Bch. • ..; •. , el, Defeated. _. lire ..font,Eept. 9.—A brilliant battle ea., - curled eno the 2d. inst. at Tlyouth; N. C., where a body of fourteen hundred..rabalh under Ool..Garrett, were net and engaged by a Union foree of three hundred 'men, under Orderly Sergeant-en, of Simkins' Zousves. The 'Union troops were the attacking patty 'ier a battle of one:otreadttration the rebel ranks were broken, d they retreated in dis order, leaving tbeir commanding officer and . • forty mon as prisoners. The affair derives '' great interest from the fact that the Union forces were commanded by an Orderly Ser i,. geant, who, ,ni this occasion, displayed con .'-aiderable ability in couduoting the bottle, SII .well -as great coursW______,:_______— . . ~'Advance.of the Itebele”Brigadier - ,", •- ' • Gen:Vine. . ---..! - Wassitanion, Sept. 9. -Penang from Rah- villa Say the rebels, la great force, yesterday, , •• acanided the western baslOf Seneca creek - , Rena ita mouth, at--the Potomac , twenty-t ! stage wo. '.' 'aisilei above. Washington- to the publia • *: road Sit Middlebrook, which is about eight .• , .Miles 'rasa of Rockville, on rederick the turnpike roaanddl - batsmen Steorgetown,and:F Ciq, about twenty-three-miles from Washington.; __Ool. Rene, of the Bnoktail Rifles, lau bent en .appolnted, a Brigadier : Omani, for gella and notorious conduct on the field. - Captures bythe -11ebelee enrittawel, Sept. 9.-00 the inst. the , stream "W... B. Terry, with two. Dattljnen howitsen, while . aground in the Tennessee river, at .I.Mek nivel' shoals, one handredand twenty miles above its month, was captured by guerrilla . The enemy were iu position ratite &Aliment hill; and bred so rapidly as to drive the gunners from their guns. The robJ els removed the guns from the boat, and cap.!, turd seventeen government aborts and men, and burned the boat. The MMus of the boat were Merited. They also captured three free repose, and cold them on the spot., , Middletown', Did., Occupied by the Mebelea.Adranee Toward • liagere... tow*. ' • •• . • • CsAntiaserriet; Sept:lX-AO o'cloek A. 18.— . A sooutreeohed Hagerstown lastevening,who lefildiddlotown, fid.„Whieh is 18 miles south eastof Ifsgerstowe, at b o'clock.. 4le report* that the enemy were. there inconsiderable fora, and *dreaming., All rho rolling stock of the railroad has• been removed from. ael pntown, and dm telegraph office ovulate& Theban, has been opened at Greenville, froa which place souls and messengers will be sent. .:The Andersen Cavalry. - rams. Dramas, 8ept..9;.4.h0 Wet Depart. nowt has Ordered that the Anderson Cevelry.-' doe organisation recentlY Wadi olty end - State, shell retneln In pennsylvenie for the 'present, to rad repelling the invader. —Clatints-ead-horses-will beitemedstely-han _ tatted to therm, and they .111 aot es WELLS, eta. intits Ceintslibo37" D'ss°Llllloi4 OF TARMERSIIIP . _ --lOW Ptirtikorbli_tonatokoe aiding ID, JOSZPIL SPLHOZB sad WIII."-JI. GABSAIID, un• dos , the Ann:of OPSHOZ.W.I.OAIOSABD, In the SitIiWISIY 81111111111,M owl Alloomod on the 20dt • a i ti gult, VOA' iTiII,.(IARBABD to outtiorlso4 • to mottle op too OlMo of to: lots Ann. AD pr.. sonnbollog eltiloiS olootootr_tto lA. Orat'irill meant. thorn s.,,tiiii odic" ~tO tbli . / 3 _,„prolin; 0p,4 fill paw& knowto" tbOtli!Mllo-.1otiev.. 'weir" _cod end HOW .- - ~,,': .li , ,'' . :.INCIAT a Gu a r iii . . ?alit* ...TAO • : 20,11163. . . .. lA4= i " TAM ia ITi !.; 0 ',,,, ' A. 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V '.-.1: "UV t° . -1118-2'.:" ..... .--, v A.). . --- li "`~'..lay ~~ • ~.~ ... I'~'~i, 16 . "i',',:k::k0 *.-4.i4 LAMA 9 r, TA,E j IISPI4I),B_TAT.P. Tataul Ake:, Second ,Ses4on.. of the TAirty acoerteh arO.Tof- ; . , - _ [Punmc—No. Continued from Friday kerning's - Oitutiel AN ACT making appropriations for the cur rent and contingent expenses of the , Indian Depertnient; and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various Indiab tribes, for the year ending J dim thirtieth,' eighteen hundred Mid tyLtht ee.' ' SIOUX Or MISSISSIPPI. For interest on three hundred thousand: dollars, at five per oentum, per seeondar- field treaty twenty ninth September, eigh teen hundred and thirty seven, fifteen lhonz' sand dollars. For twelfth of filly instaltutinte of inter eet, at five per centtim, on one million three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, per fourth article treaty twenty third July , eighteen hundred and fifty one, sixty .eight thousand dollars. ' • ' For twelfth of fifty instalments of inter est, at five per centum, l on- one 'hundred knd 'twelve thousand' dollars,' b eing the amount in lieu Of 410 reservations sot apart in !he-third :article of. Senate'siamendinen dt of twenty third June, eighteen hiie autl;fifty two, to treaty twenty third4tily, eighteen hundred and fifty one five thou sand six hundred dollars. t For twelfth of fifty instalments ofinter- Teta at five per cantata; on one million one hutulied" and. sixty thousand ' della* per fourth article treaty fifth Augnse,-eighteen liundretrend fittY 'one, fifty eight thousand . . . • dollars. gea,,,- ~ • „ • For,twelitiFtif fifty instabnenteof inter; st.fivkper 'eentura, on silty nine then sand .dollars, being the amount allowed in lieu of the reservation of lands lot apart by the third article of Senate's amendment of twenty third June, eighteen hundred fifty two,. to' treaty, fifth August, eighteen t en hundred hundred and fifty one; three thousand hundred and fifty defiers. . . TREATY or YOWL LAILAMIM. For :second. of five instelmentacat the discretion of the -President, in provisions sod tnerckandise, for payment of annuities, and trimaportrition 'of the sante; certain trtribes of Inlndians, seventy thousand dollen. ostretues, (COW CREEK BAND.) .For ninth of twenty instalments in blankets, clothing, ,provisions, and, stook, per third article treaty nineteenth Septem ber, eighteen -liiindrivland fifty three, five hUndred and 51'47,411 31.2 . ”"ootes, or. IMPQIIA VAL LET, OTIEGON:r For third of five installments, of the second series, of annuity directed cial ob jects, 44, te, expended se by the President, per third article treaty nine teenth September, eighteen hundred and fifty three, two thousand three hundred dollars, r ofeighth _of ten instalments for the pay oa' blacksmith, and fuinisidng. shop; per sixth article treaty twenty nintli-Novem lier, eighteen hundred and fifty font, one -thousand five hundred dollars. For eighlti of fifteen instalments for the 1 pay of a pleYysician and purchase of medi eines, per sixth article treaty twent ninth November,: eighteen hundred and fifty four, two then:sand dollars. For eighth ofteninstaiments for the pay of a farmer, per eix.th article treaty twenty ninth ~Noveraber, eighteen hundred and fifty four, one thousand dollars. For eighth of twenty or instalments for the pay of teacher and purchase of boo and stationery, per sixth article treaty twenty ninth November, eighteen hundred and fifty foul, one thousand four hundred and fifty : • • . VTL49ZBA.GOES. For interest on one million one hundred thousand dollars,at five per centuta„per .fotirtly-article4reaty first Novemher. eigh teen- hundred and thirty Severt;iltiy five thousand' dollars. For sixteenth of thirty instalments of interest on eighty five thousand dollars, at five per centum, per fourth article treaty thirtieth October, eighteen hundred and forty els, four thousand two hundred and fifty dollars: TANCTON 211:1138 of 131.0 1 4... For fourth of ten instalments to be paid to them or expended for their benefit,.com mencing with the year in whichlhey shall remove to and settle and reside upon their reservation, per fourth article treaty nine , teenth April, eighteen hundred and fifty eight, sixty five thousand - dollars. C3T!.#1,001,V3, 11.01ALL.1., LSD eIACKAILLS If or irii.LA.MYTTE VA.LLEY. For third of five installients of sunnily for beneficial objects, per second article treaty twenty second January, eighteen hundred 'and fifty five, eight thousand dollars. Ovispzerip.ors, roc WALLA•WALLA,•°ATOM, AND . 'Zataxe., • For third of five instaimnts •of eigthe ht thousand dollars, under the direction nf President, per second article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eight thousand dollars. ' • For third of. twenty hastalmenle for the purchase all necessary. mill fiitnres 'and mechanical tools, medicines and hospital stores, •books and atationery, for ischools, and furfilture for the employees, per_faurth 'article treaty ninth-June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thousand dollars. For third of twenty- instate:oasts for the pay and subsistence of one superintendent of fanning operstione„ one farmer, two Millers, one blacksmith, one wagon and plough maker, one -carpenter and joiner, one p hysician , and two teachers, per fourth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eleven thousand two hundred dollars. • For third of tirentyjnetalments for the pay of each of the head he chiefs of the bands W Cayuse,''.-and ilmstille : sum of five hundred -per Per article treaty . ninth T er hundred and fifty, five, ono ihoh, Ire hundirfallars., For; third of twenty it , the son of. Pio-ph:onus:mos cle. treaty ninth June, eieL , .•• and fifty fire, one hundred TAX,IXA. NATION. For third of five ivatalmenta for .benefi. cial objects, at the discretion of the Pres ident, per fourths:tid ten e treaty ninth thou- June, eighteen .. hundred and fifty five, sand dollars. For third of twenty instalmenta for die support of two schools, one of which be an agricultural end industrial , school; keeping in repair school buildings, and for providingauitable feirniture, hooks, and stationery, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred. dollars. , For third of twenty instalments for the employinent of - one superintendent. of_ teaching and tvio teachers, per fifth article treaty ninth, June,' eighteen hundred and fifty fi ve, three thousand two hundred dollars. • For the third of twenty instalments for empldyment of one superintendent of farm ing and Iwo farmers, two millers, two blacksmiths, one dunes, one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon and plough maker, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, nine thou sand four hundred dollar& For third •of twenty instalments for keeping in repair-saw and flouring mills, sad for furniehing the necessary tools and fixtures, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hun dred &nays. , For third t of twenty instalments for keeping in repair the hospital, and pro viding the neeessary medicines and fix tures therefor, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for the pay of a physician, per fifth article treaty ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thousand four hundred dollars. For third ,of, twenty instalments. for keeping in repair the buildings required for the various employees, and for provid-, ing the necessary furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty ninth June, - eighteen hundred and fi fty five, three hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for the salary of much person as the eaid confed erated tribes and bands of Indians artmay select to bitheir head. chief, per fifth i cle treaty_ ninth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred dollars. sza relics MOWS , For third of five irustalments for berm% cial objects, at the discretion of the Presenth i dent; per fourth article treaty elev June, eighteen• hundred and fifty fire, ten thousand dollars. For third of • twenty instalments for the etipportof two •schools, one of which to be an agriedutral and industrial. school ; keeping In repair school buildings, and for providing suitable furniture, books, and. tationery, per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, fire hundred dollars. Forthird of twenty instalments for the employment of one superintendent of teaching and two teachers, per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thousand two hundred dollars. For third o' twenty instalments ) for keeping in repair blacksmiths, gunsmiths,' carpenters', and wagon and plough maker's shops,,end for providing necessary tools therefor, per. fifth article- e leve n s June, eighteen hundred and fi ft y.e hun dred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for the employment of one cope ing, of farm ing, and two millers, tgo blacirstaiihF oue tinder," one gunsmith, one earpntor, tud one, wagon and plough mall p Sith, -article treaty eleventh Jun., dred and fifty five, nine - four hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for keep ing in repair saw and flouring mills, and for furnishing the ireciseary tools and fixtures therefor, per fifth article 'treaty eleventh June , eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred dollars. A ce third of twenty instalments for keeping •in repair the hospital, providing the necessary medicines lord furniture therefor, per fifth article treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for pay of a physician, per filth 'article treatyfty eleventh Ju:re,,elghteerChundred and fi five, on sane thou ur hdred dollars. ! For third of t wen ty uniiretalments for' keeping -in repair the building for the Various employees, and for providing the necessary furniture therefor, peg fifth arti -ele treaty eleventh June, eighll& hundred and fifty, flee, three hundred doe. For third of twenty instdmenta for the salary of •such person as the tribe may select to be their head chief, per•fifth arti cle treaty eleventh June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five hundred dollars. ViArtISIDS inn OTElta COATEDISILITZD For third instalme_dollars ter nt on one hundred and twenty thousand beneficial objects, at the discretion of the per fourth article treaty sixteenth July, eighteen , hundred and fifty five, six thou sand dollars. For third of -twenty instalments for the support of anseinnitural and industrial school, keeping in repair the braidings, and providing suitable furniture. • boo ke "and stationery, per fifth article t three reaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, hundred dollars. For third of twenty inatalments for pro vidi g mutable instructors therefor, per fifth article treaty sixteenth July, eight hundred and fifty five, one thousand eight hundred dollars. For third of twenty. Judgments for keeping in repair blacksidthi, tin and gn smiths',. carpenters', and wagon and plough makers shops, and. providing necessary tolls therefor, per fifth article treaty six teenth July, eighteen hitedred aid - fifty five, five hundred „ • :For third of twenty inatalments Toi the employment of two farmers,lercr millers, one blsokemith, ono tinner, one gunsmith, one carpenter, and one wagon , and plough maker, per 'fifth article treaty 'sixtee sevnen th July, eighteen hundred and fity five, thousand four iindred'dollare. For third of twenty instalments for keep. ing in repair raw and flouring mills, and for farnishing-the necessary tools and fi x-' 'titres therefor, per fifth article treaty six teenth ',July; eighteen hundred, end • fifty five, five hundred dollars. • ' ' • Per- third twenty instalments for keeping in repair-the hosPital,' and 'Prov id ins the necessary medicines .and furniture therefor, pee' fifth article' treaty sixteenth. July; _eighteen' hundred and fifty five, three humbled dollars. rot thlrd'et trait, iitilsbniudt for psi = "4 • PONGII I . For fourth - of five instalments to be paid th them or expended for their benefit, com mencing with the year in which they shall YeMove to' and: settle upotilhe treat re served for their future home e s, per second article treaty w twelfth March, i eve ght thousand een hun dred and fifty' eight; t dollars. - • - For fourth of ten instalments -for-the es. .selAishmeat, and matntenence of one or more manual labor eohools tinder the direc tion or the President; per • second article treaty tioirac.:nivob, -eighteen .hundred and fifty eight, five thousand dollars. For fourth of ten instalments, or during the,pleasure of the President, tots) expend ed in furnishing. said Indiana' w i th th suc h h aid end assistance in - agricult mechanical pursuits, including, e work ing-of the - mill provided - for in th --the first part of this eiticte,'&B the Secretary of the Interior. may, consider advantageaous article end necessary for theio, per :treaty. .twelfth, ;March, eighteen hut-axed and fifty eight, seven thousand five bun: , Bred dollars. • _ DRADiLIII; 0111611., ALLIFD TIIIIIII IN AfAllll2lol'O 6 Fer third instalment on one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,- under the direction of the ,Freeident, , R , A sixth. Article treaty twenty second 'January; eighteen hundred smil_flity,five, twerps thousand dollars. For third.•'of twenty instalments for the •Catabliihmeid, 'and support of an agricul tural and industrial school, and to provide said widi s s suitable instructor or in striletors, per - 'fourteenth artiole treaty twenty second 'Tannery, eighteen hundred For chid of twenty instalments for the establishment and. support of a smith and carpenter chop, andf.lo furnish them with the necessary; tools; per- fourteenth ortiole treaty twiintY econd January, eighteed hundred and fifty dies five hutidred dollar' For third of twenty instalments for the employdient of a blacksmith, carpenter, farmer; and physialan, .7Who etiall•fornielt medicine/ tar the sick, per fourteenth hteen ant- Ole treaty twenty second January, eig hundred and - fifty five, lodr thousand sir. **lied , " • . • , • MALAY TRIIIS. Poi third instalment on thirty thousand dollars, under. , the. direction of the Presi dent, -article 'Areaty thirty first Sermaiy,,eighteen hundred • and fifty Ave, two iliousanifivehundred dollars. For third of , twenty instalments for op; port of an agricultural) and ' industrial school, - . and far? pay - ot tea Chen, per. eleventhartiele treaty thirty first Janua eighteen ry, iiiindied and . fifty Ave, two thou sand five hnidreldollarti. • , . 11/Otthird•of twenty instalments fo ndp poit of a smith and carpenter shop, ato provide"a necessary tools , therefor; - per eleventh article treaty thirty first Janalr7t, AilltLeitilltufidred and fifty five, fivohrin-: dreddeltere!, • • • ••• • ' '.For -third of twenty Instalments lot Vie , 'eroplorriezie, of ' blaplusfaith;••• carpenter, farmer,. and phyeifitui, - who. shaktarnisis medicines for the =al` poi.oietimith article treaty thirty,,firal.4lianirdi:eighleen bin; dred and•fiftfiVe, fear: thousand six but - • - L~.... ii.iii•iiiiiii-- - _ Of *physician, per fifth' 'Article treaty six- teenth July, eighteen hundred and fill five, one thousand four hundred dollars, For third of twenty instalments for keeping in repair the bnildingstarnishing iequir' ed for the various employees, and necessary furniture therefor, per fifth arti cle treaty sixteenth July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three hundred dollars. • For third of the head for the pay of each of the head chiefs of the Flat head, Kootenay, and Upper Pend d'Oreilles tribes, per fifth article treaty sixteenth - July, eighteen - hundred and fifty five, fif teen hundred 'dollar& CONTEDEILATED 'MISES AND BANDS OT IN-1 DiANIII IN 11IDDLY OFIZOON. For third of five instalments ,of eight thousand dollars for beneficial objects, at the discretion twiny resided; per second article treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, eight thousand dollars. For third of fifteen instalments for py' and subsistence of one farmer, one black \ smith, and one wagon and plough maker, per fourth article treaty twenty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thou sand five hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for' pay and subsistence of one PhYlnolani one 65 * - yer, one mftler, ono superintendent of farm ing operations, and one school- teacher, per fourth article treaty ~Ivrenti fifth June, eighteen .hundred and fifty five, five thou sand six hundred dollars. For third of twenty instalments for pay ment of salary to the head chief of said 'confederitteet: _binds, per_ fourth article treaty twentreftli June, dia.= handrail land fifty five,'''fivohundred dollars. - stotist , mites& For third of ten instalments for Steeping in repair salt and flouring sod, or the pay of necessary employeet, the bene fits of which to be 'shared alik by all the confederated bands, per emend' article treaty twenty first Deeembii, eighteen huldred and fifty five, one thowsand five hundred dollars. For third of five instalments (In addi In e, - tion to the instalments , specified th treaty of twenty ninth November eighteen hundred and fifty four, with the'llmpquati and Calipooiss of Umpqua valley) for fur, !fishing iron and steel sad other materials for the smith and tin shops provided for in said treaty, and. for pay of necessary meohenica, per second artiola treaty twenty first December, eighteen hundred and fifty five, one thousand eight hundred dollars. • F ori third of ten instalments for the pay of a carpenter and joiner to aid in erecting buildings and making furniture for said Indians, and to furnish tools in said ser vice, per second article treaty twenty-first December, eighteen hundred and fift y- five, five, two thousand dollars. For pay of teachers to =sumo; labor school, for all necessary materials therefor, and for the !subsistence of the pupils, per Second article treaty twenty first December, eighteen hundred and fifty five, three thou sand dollars. For third of five instalments for the articl e pay of an additional farmer, per second treaty twenty first De dieighteen cember, hundred and fifty five, eight hundred dollars. Iatri,NAI.ELT AND QM-LIM-11TE rIDIASS. For third instalment on twent objects, five thousand dollars : for beleficial wider the direction fi r ste President, per fourth article treaty July, !eighteen hundred and fifty five, two thousand dollars. For third of twenty instalments for the support- of an agtioultural and in 'school, awl for pay of suitable inatinctons, per tenth article treaty first July, eighteen hundred and fifty five, two thousand five hundred dollars. For third of 'twenty instalments for sup ;port of smith and carpenter shop, and tO provide the necessary tools sho p, an tenth article treaty first .july,t eighteen hunredfold fifty five, five hundred dollars. For third oftwenty instalments 'footer :employment the :employment of 'a bin-eke-f shall ilth( Carpe, and farmer, anti a physiotan furnish medicines for the sick, per undr tenth article treaty first July, eighteen hed and fifty five, four thousand sir hundred dollars. 1 . 11.1.1.LLA11a . . For third instalment on sixty:thousand dollars, under the direction of the Presi dent, per fifth article treaty twenty sixth January, eighteen hundred and fifty five, five thousand dollars. For third of twenty instalments for the support of an agrioultural and industrial school, and for pay of suitable teachers, per eleventh article treaty ,twenty eilth five, January, eighteen hundred and fifty twForo thoussnd five hundred dollars. third of twenty instalments for the employment of • blacluonith, carpenter, farmer, and a physician' who shell furnish medicines for the Mob, per eleventh artiole treaty twenty sixth January, eighteen hun dred and fifty five, four thousand six hun dred dollars. i INDIA.N SaaVICLS LI 115 W YEZICO. For the several inoidentsl Oxpenses of the Indian service in New Maxi* presents of goods, agrioultur4 impleonnts, and ' other useful 'articles, and to assist them to locate in permanent, abodes, and sustain themselves by the puriMits of civilised life, to be expended under', therec dition of the Secretary of the Int•rior. fifty thousand dollars, , , INDIAN SCRYICE IN rue DISTIiICT 01 COU TRY LEASED PRON.TIIN C1104"4.11111 TOR THE INDIANS LATELY /101131110 IN TRIAII. For the expenses of colonisihg, support ing, and furnishing agricuelturssary a medicine, l imp ele ments, and stook; pay of nce ployees; purchase of clothing, iron, and steel; establishment and mainte nance of schools , and building houses for the Indians lately residing, in Texas, in lien of those abandoned in that Stole, to be expended cinder tits direction of the Secre nd tary of the Interior, twenty two thousa eight hundred and twenty five dollars. TOR TUX WICIIITAS AND OTllla ANWILIATED • -- HARM_ For the expenses of colonising, support ing, and furnishing said binds with agri cultural implements and stock, , pay of necessary employees, purchase of clothing, medicines, iron and steel, and maintenance of schools, and building 'agency houses, to bo expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, thirty seven thouserid eight hundred dollop'. INDUIII soaves is couronsia.. For the genersl incidental expenses of.the Indian service , in California,lncluding travelling expenses of the suprintending agents, seven tithapstisczatntANdilsv:!rireddollars. For transportation, and necessaryllo ex penses of the , delivery :of PAINRCII, P 0•- and . Tendon Sioux annuity, goods ' and; provision ten lllollsol l da oalllll.. For tra s, natortation, and nectisiary ex penses of the delivery Of annuities and provisions to the Indian tribes in Min nesota and Michigan, twenty thousand three hundred and Ally dollars and sixty two cents.. , „ . For expenses of tiansportation sad de livery of annuity geode to the Blackfoot Indians for the year, seventeen thin:stand dollars. " For transportation, and necessary ex penses of the deiivery of 'annuities and provisions to the Chippewiti of Late flu perio7, five thousand seven hundred- and sixty two dollars and sixty three cents: For transportation,..and. necessary ex penses of the delivery of annuities and grons to. the Ch4was of the Mis sissippi, three thousand eight hundred and eighty six dollars and seventy five cents. clerks ; For compensation °Veva extra ! -efriploped in the Indian after under the set of fifth August, eighteen 'hundred end' fifty Lou d ; ad third_ldarch, eighteen-bun drsd and See, and under. OpprOp tions made from year to year seven the Band • th For 'imposition of one clerk in Indian office, to enable the Secretor: of 10.111,91' carry o ut the restibitions . , . _ . , „;._, ..,....;-,5 ,, , ,, - ,, , P--- , . 4 ,'_. - ,'".-...'.. -,---4-4.7.4... 7,1,' 1 -:vni . ', , :, - -:• , ' , % : '_ -. • ' ''' i't' . .l. - . 1.-i- ' 0,5 7 , w,..„.1, ,,, ; 1,- • • . •-, __, ' . _ _ ------------ _ aeribed to give effect to the_ameatheection of act of March third, elghteen hundre In: d and fifty five, granting baRIY-lands to , diens, fourteen hundred-lars. For comperisetion et two extra clerks in the Indian office, employed to carry out the treaty with the Chicluomws in the adjust ment of their claims, two thorisand eight hundred dollars. For expenses attending the vaccination of Indians, .. two thousand five hundred dollars. For the payment to the Shawnees of the residue of seven hundred, housand dollars, to be paid after the termination of the seven years" stipulated for in the third arti cleei hteen of the treaty -of tenth May, hundred and fifty font, eighty-nineg thou sand dollars. ustrettis Aso cALA.I.OOIAs 01 UMPQU. VALLEY. •• • For the first and second instalments of the second series of annuities of two thou sand three hundred dollars each, not here tofore asked [for,) for benefices ial objecsidets, nt,to be expended as directed by Pre four thousand ilia hundred dollars. For medallions-of the President of the United States for distribution to Indian tribes, five thousand dollars. For the general incidental expenses of the Indian service in Oregon and Wash- ington Territory, including insurance and I, transportation of annuity guide and pres- j ents, (where no special provision therefor I is made by treaties,) and office and travel ling expenses of the superintendent and 1 1 sub -agents, thirty fire thoueand dollars. Fordefraying the expenses of the removal 11 / and subsistemee of Indians in" Oregon and -1 1 Wisslif ,Territary, (not parties to any ter for pay of necessary employ-' ees, _fifty mend dollars: Provided, That all tippreptiations heretofore or hereafter Made to carry i n effect treaty stipulations, or otherwise, in behalf' of any tribe or leibea of _lndians, all or any pertioil of Whom shall be in *.state of actual hostil- ity to the Government of the United S s a tates, including the Cherokees, Creeks, Choctw, -Chickasaws, Seminoles,ay and shall be Wichitas, and other -affiliated 'tribes, m wholly or in part suspended and tponed pos at. and during the discretion and pleasure of the President: Provided, -further, That the President is authorised to expend Such part of the amount heretofore appropriated and not expended and hcreinbefore ap propriated for the benefit of the sale m tribesay named in the preceding proviso deem necessary, for the relief and support of such individual members of said tribes as have been driven from their homes and reduced to want on account'of their friend ship to the Government. And an account shall be kept of the sums so paid for the benefit of web tribe; which account sha ll be rendered to Congress at the commence ment of tho next. session thereof.. And all purchases of articles for the purposes above set forth shall be made on advertisement, 1M provided in other easels, and an account shall be rendered of all such purchases, with a statement of the prices paid therefor : And provided further, That in all cases where the tribal organisation 'of_ any Indian tribe shall be in actual hostility to the United States, the President- is hereby authorised, by proclamation, to declare all treaties with such tribe to be abrogated by such tribe, if, in hie opinlon the stone can be done consistently with good faith _end legal and national obligations. To carry into effect the treaty of Feb ruary eighteen, eighteen hundred and sixty one, with Arapahoes,' Cheyenne In dians of the Upper Arkansas river, For surveying the exterior of the reser vation, end dividing the between the two tribes, estimated to be th ree hundred and fifty miles, at an expense of ten and five dollars ser mile for surveying, three th ous 'hundred dollars. i For the first of fifteen instalments of. 'timothy of thirty thousand :dollars, to be ;expended for their benefit, that nnu is to say, fifteen thousand dollars 'per am for each tribe, commencing' with the year in which they shall remove to and settle upon their reservations, for the fiscal year end ing, June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty two, thirty dionstindjialtars. ' Also for the . same object for the finest year ending J.une thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three, thirty thousand dollars. For transportation and, necessary ex penses of delivering of .annuities, goods and provisions to the Aelpha hoes and Cheyenne Indians of the Upper Arkansas river for the fiscal year ending Jane y, eighteen hundred and sixty two, theu sand dollars. . Also for the same object fur the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three, five thousand dollars. For the purpose of negotiating a treaty with the Chippewas of northern Minnesota, and the ext i n guishing of their title to the lands in that vicinity, or so much thereof as may be needed for that purpose, to be expended under the direction of the Seers tary of the In fifteen thousand dollars. For defraying the 'expenses of negotiat ing a treaty with the Shoshonees or Snake Indians, or so much thereof as may be needed, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior, twenty thousand dollars. For amount in the hands 'of the late agent W. W. Dennison,.unaccounted for, belonging to the Ottoes and lliiesourias, eighteen thousand nine hundred and sev enty dollars and seven cents. For deficiency in he contingent fund of the Indian Department for the balance of the half year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty - two, ten thousand • ! dollars. Sec. 2. And be it further' enacted, That after the end of the present fiscal year the salary of the supenntbndent of 'whin affairs for the northern! and ;for the south ern districts of California shall be three thousand A dollars. Soo. 3. Awl be it frisker must gal, That tho sum of forty thousand dollars, or so ustuoli thereof as reszbe necessary " , be and e same is hereby appropriated to enable e President to negotiate Ii treaty with the flee Perm Indians of Oregon and Wash ington Territory, for the relinquishment of a portion or all of their preimist reservatio n . or its exchange for other lands. Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That under any of the appropriations contained in this net for the. purpose of negotiating trestles, there shall be no new engagements entered into to, pay moneys to any , Indian tribe. That allpsymenta to be made under such treaties shall be made in specifics arti cles of clothing and agricultural imple ments. Sec. 5. And be itfurther enacted, That hereafter no goads . shall be-purchased by the Indian department, er its agents, for any tribe, except upon the written rep:U. eaten of the superintendent in Charge t o e f the tribe, ern only uPenpublic bidsin h mode prescribed by law for the pureness of other supplies. , . ' , ... - See. O. And be' further enacted, That the Secretary -of the Interior be an d ho is hereby directed to - cause - settlements to be made with all panel's' appointed by Indian councils to receive moneys . due to incem patent or, orphan Indiana to be returned' to the Tx-Amery of the;rated States, and all moneys so returned shall bear an inter-; est at the . rate of e r n sule cent= pa n a te. until paid by er-of the Secretary of the Interior to those entitled to the same and no Money - shall hereafter be paid to an y. pereonorpersoris appointed by any Indian comsat' ta receive motleys due to incompe tent or orphan Indianit, hut the iaMe Shall, remain .= in the Treseury of the United Secretuntil 'ordered to .be paid by said Secretary hi these eitred to repine° the. saute, and shall hem per centum inter est until sopaid. s. See. ,7. And be it farther enacted, That the reneging SUMS 10 and the same are hereby, in like manner , appropriated, out clerk' Of any. Money la th= 'l:treasury not other:: wise ' appropriated, f o r the Indian service hi California:, . . For Salaries-of der -to !midi tendents a Tidiest ifttip :for,-the:. nor thern and southern districts ofj California, for three ' leerier" '.of; the fiscal :yearl,urding June tbirlieltlti.stsliteri; kindred and aim% two, ,r....r.:,0--- I. .ii .1)1..t-,:: t...i tl„-..., SEINE pt _eighteen hundred dollars ,per atitut twoseven hundred-44am. For the same iser.Viea for_the fuseal year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three, at, one ,thotteand ,five hun dred dollars per 'swum, three thonSand. dollars. - -upervisors for • • For compensation of five s the reservations in California •to instruct the Indians in husbandry, for the - fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty three, authorized.- by- act of June , nineteen, eig_hteen hundred and sixtT t nine thousand dollars. ' For the purchase of cattle for' beef arid milk, together with clothing and food, team' and farming tools for Indians,.fer the fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen and sixty three, for the northern district of California, twenty five thousand doll t of ars. For the same for the southern distric California for the fiscal year ending_ June thirty, - eighteen hundred and sixty.: three,That. fifteen thousand dollars: Provided,- the Secretary of-the Interior is hereby an .thorized and directed to inquire into the expediency of reducing the Indian rese.... rations in California to two in ntunber ; the proper places for the same; the probable expense thereof; the propriety of disposing of any of the reservation, and the value thereof, and of the property thereon; of the manner and terms of such disposal; and in what manner, in his-judgment, the expense of the Indian department in that State can be reduced and its system plified without injury to the same ; and report thereon to the next regular session of Congress. Approved, July 5, 1862. COALALEBCIAL ititOßD • PITTS WU Kla BUR itiZT 8 • luporgal special/ear tUi Ntibt;V).l.l TUUDA.S, Sept. 9.—There is mare idtflifT, idol& fated in the general market, althoug4Ahlttentac tions are principally of • local clutrarteir; In quota tions we have but few cheap" to notice. PLOUIL--There to a conthurod mei - demand for /lour. but the merkst Teresina =chity& dale of 103,bigs antily , at 1.5.30655,6 Cr, 50-do do at g 5,501 00 do do at $5.354 .6k 75 do do at 0,45 and eo do Emus at pp. are .131.071—ts !Inn srith a fair demand and prices fully maintained. Bale of 20.000 fes shoulders at 5%; WOO Ire sides at G%e and 2000* plain hants at 9e. iSugar cured barns era steady if 11@;d1%es. Glioo3ll.l.l23—continuse dull but. nue-Imaged. Sale of 27 bags cote* .t 22yo23yee a ccording -to quality. Sugar is Min at 9%511c and nelsons CHEESE—dem with gales of 25 boxes prime NV A at Bo and 30 ',boxes Hamburg at fie. CRIIDII OlL—Tbs,dernand is limited and the market is dull, with drooping tendency. .We quote at. 7 to Sc per pllon--altbough some brood sales were made below these figires. HAY—la firm and le selling from scab. at 010.50 to $13.00 per ton. to 9%e for prime city leaf. LAUD—has advanced Country ia selling at 7% to to. BEEDS-141a of CO bush ilex at $1,60 per bushel. Timothy is held at $l,O to 5t,75 and clover 0,26. YaUIT--Soto of 33 bbis apples at $1;76 to 112,25 per bill 6 bbis Mitt at $l,OO and 30 bush Peaches a $l,OO. of 6 bb =ooB—steady with a:isidS ls at 70 per dm. firma! s}ioo to itin fad from hands are SIA 6 to VA for white. -- 806700 Corrals Goons • kleukt.—The Shipping List of the 6th says :—Jobben end speculators me not now so touch disposal to forte c ff goals under manufacturers, and the Mad:4; in consequence, has become more settled add reviler. Heavy' standard Shattinp are selling In iota es wanted at 2.5 e, and `firm at that vice. Medium anda, Sluetinp are quiet but firm; end Bleached command tilt a nd Inc usall lota.. Drown' Drills are firm at 30c, and the caver n demand for Vel% Corset Jeans and wide goods to- be put into Bobber Ikbrics, has absorbed mug coals at very h'gh vlue Cotton Flannels me in demand and sell res. dlly at 25Q;090. Gingham are study at We. Print .Cllotbs are freely taken at abatis of 10/A10)0,- nett cub,' for 61104. Prbits are moving MI pretty freely mod we understand es prices of some of the snakes willle. shortly advanced.: : Tb• 21.11i1000 11 . 000 1,00 end Sprague, ace Idling at lbe, Dunuell,.ldandenter snd City Mills me firm at 1.10. Granite at 13)40, and gs.e. ten at 13c. in Delaney due is nothing new to nor tic. . Stn Toga Woos MAWS. SepooobeT 3.—T114, - actions have bean lees estemslins. doxing... the peat week e as the inquiry from tbe trade bu teen lees active... Prices, however, bare been very well sup. pcslide-the tandeuMiltavisticbsen toward a higher range. The wark's miles Include 003.0 00 Te Mantilla fleece, end 61,000 Ile do pulled, at buoyant rat.o 100 bake Peruvian. at 27v, 60 bale _ Bombay, at 30€340ci and 760 bake Illediterrancan. Doruked, tkipa, Lc , on terms not ascertained. •In &Mon according to the Commeralal Bulletin, salsa have been made of abou and t 600,000 bales domestic at fojgere for pulled, some iota of tntworeshed, at 7 00 % lb cashi — alsupf MOO Übe license. Idaditerranesn. Smith tanni b and List Indian, at various. prices, sa to quality. In Philadelphia sales- have been reported .of Mud 200,0001 U domestic, at 704672)4c for the low and medians grades, and 578600 Sir • fine &ear, cash. not holders now refuse these rale& HAITI:000E COMM . ILLSTLY.T. Septaniter 6 Transactions for the weak add up only 250 Wee goal Elo at VAIOII i . The inquiry Is still may limited, bat tun holders are not adering their Mocks at tracer. Vie market clout nominally Vmelnin_el Ms : Orditer7 to fair Rio 21@21)4e good to =pa% and govertmoun Java 2.73 , 4 0 02., it Tr Dy the arrival of the Washington, flue. Wo r th. stock tea bun increased duce our last weekly report to lsaporti by Railroad. Prrrestrute, 12. Vaults A Coosa° BLIIIOID, Sept 0.-400 by barley, J Shahs% 1 bag wool 0 Bubsugh lt co; 1 air scrap It BEI Dads:. 3 cars Ste brick. Gra& Benison llt col' / 28 • 10488,, MP a sumo% 18 bbli dour, 3 0 Liggett A co; 3 Ilet 11 . 1 ... = - dries, Warman A araLl bx tobacos, Bbriver . 644 plplesd, V.A. XOCurdY; 'A iss; EA bbls .11, B 27, Fahnestock Ito.- . CLIIIMIAND a PRIVICSON Banitoso.ot DO9 bbd bbls dour . $ hoemaker a 'mar, 4 is leather, W carton: to bbla sand, JII Lion a..co; 20 Ims Mame, It Bobiam le co; 1 keg mustard, 1 aim chasm, Jun A , Itoushmr; 3 rolls leather, J It Weans; :14 , 3 oil , Obl% Ardraoo oil co; 680 Muth wheat, J L Noble .1 . co: 20 bp wed, A G Cubbake;2 9 hdls piper . E 11 -. Golrrer, It bbls ate . Wm Bdumuds; 100 do t;:tr, Jamas 111 - Co/ly & co; 200 do do McDonald.,k, Arbuckls; .4 bbls apples, .3m , kiret"n"ik 170 tatoes Hrert. ___s--' SE wit ..- WHICELPsB & WILSON'S _ Sewing Machines, NO. 27.111111 nun, pirrinums , PA. lINIT.E.D STATE FAIR For the Yeiro 180, 1859 end 1880. UPWARDS Olt SOJX6 EA012114121 /30141 IS TEM tnrrsn STpxas, • . . mous-max %ow sourruis PbJT ma. Ws offor to tba,piablio WILMA'S ifaruovem amnia hiecrathA, ii f lueptrogi Palm , with, indrxwed .ocalstunc* its wets id th• best and. lood. foustaidn *nom wefts now th cow - dome otroon7 wsl-110 thiclus t 104 thinnest tiblia4 tubes the todOdUcti Ynlicalbl• unrovokslike as both Atm; ii ow* to colitruc‘• .6:llntoinid mopdcgob Um:, more spoodi, ls thim.thiothir ' OF". : - 44 • da.bril Xs'. alum. 1q. 111111 . 4 grOIR° 4 °PPI PO". °I - Irma Kiddie ff.stsithioll foi'OU4l, years. soma , WIL IS SEWING istiCl3l;l4l4 , wiZrislig a catThrtmovaea doe& tarosa vs rainy azwThatiacanpa. &law., 11.11 innairridirri ao soft Wads "itk. and bre Thasiiiischtnal without liv7 irsTriu bm i sna "P t 6°'r' " Llility:o l 4 l * (Prti.4F,4!"7 • ' - ' liPlinktlioTlOlL:-".'- :. , Let the tnablio be pesitetly siensest Chat day amyl buy and nse-WI-baitialt-1"11Y1IP KLOILDIII, with int nee* •rayanitynanKtin=rtWith• standing the gra, adeandmizall bY eon. - I acute from the ' Get'rali Ai Balm Bering Illachibb' Ca. • and otters." Tile literdidarylca pawns from atbm . Chem dachtnisiatern'they caanotto !rah sab tag them. - ti notaaaesotta-;,Thiapid- wi t h Tab. 0,1861. Tre is soy plias with sem* Neelbie wheat' : cast ota ale .01. &0 es a prim Contraii Int fli, lola * igi •i . biome been legal I y atcgced *rat uliA' or bate tad to lay to any gac...kitILCCIAVA=I:ID. : AIM r,' •.. - . ,P 1 1. 1 4 1 q , 1 1 1 W 27, a , Po . , EW, N . O. (AKAR* MOLAS3ICS • Jost vertical triad litior Corissas, rti Not Tort 300 tdds. 4r.llolarars. new Igor. • 180 ht. do. do, dcr, 300 bads. primelL.Q.AUSIr; sum and ixr saldby rorgo.oQ,Ke!es o BLI era on bawl lad , tor saga 7 - -112"11. 3 & TILLU, ;- = • • I,3lt,esocol Mott. , N _ ORIif.AL SCllool...—g. - ~II I: Irs_fren.4.llo3llL&l. SCHOOL at No. Sll St. w" of T...A.;.: ID is the counsellor of tlwasrachore. the'llan to 'how all of sta look for advice end instmetloa. : • • . - • i alum J. wor"*.. - • I concur most heartily with ea abore..--- - - LZONARD W. I a. =T OII. I cheerfully con= in Ore n *bora. • IBIW I tab , pleasure in fel fill? me ring it iti, nii algal.= that Ow • foregoing roomromendatien is rited. I . " _ •A. Bill= ; I know of no one who deserreo hit. 11 testimoni ' ' ta I favor. . iINIERT. - " I fully concur In the above rewmatmnastka. -- • . , • D. DINNISON. He can prepare pupils for the High School quicker . than an/ other toacber to thD city. , - i ',_ • A. T. DOT.ITIISTS. mei- • Ta -ill per, wea. in advance. angltawd ENSSELOR POLYTECHNIC IN. 1~ iTITUTX,' TROY, 33,. YTbs Tblrepalu tt kam,siEesidos of this Instßiatien Ida caimansUs ati w gam =DAT.. Wembei 1711. 15152- , AU p OcsaSss ingdrOOIEL be ersh dosing the combic l oom as as luitstolom. Amu:, . Bistros. cant/bang toll Information, may to ob. lalned VOA . Piot. GUAULSS BROWN& • FRENCH'S HOTEL, ON ,THE EUBOPNAN PLAN. SMOLA 11.001111 VIPTY CENTS PIR DAY 04 /Pp Span, CO.er Fraskfert amt. la"Beals U they may be ordered 111 the maims Bereetory.a these is • Barber's Shop .111113 ash Beam ttaalibi SSaal .6 She Wll-13inrsre of =miss sna: norm liii). e,Tuo B...irszrosl. rsoramc...— AKERICAN HOUSE, Bosses, is the lrgest wui beat arranged Hotel-lathe Neer.-' a gland-Stat; Is centrally toning. and eaay of 'ma. 1 .. COM Cranial the routes of travel. Lt auto nano modern haßrovententa, and every mivanlance !cc Hia comfort ono sannunillon of The tracettgle nahlh,F.: The eh:aping name are large and • tell trantaaWaß the wawa et reams era well arratal.L sndi=g tarnished tor twallWaand lame {wroth:a , the how* will continue tO DO Layt aka a glut syns 1 jalltly4ll -01 L PropLet4t, lagEs-IDENCE .ON PENN - : 3: Jim TOR BALM.--ls tlins6.ctory Wier direllll44 ', with tan rooms, lot 90z11. 0 , in meat do bat *pas_ _s_ 4 2 • on Penn West. sill in cad ardcr. rem ocil Wm.__ -41,000 cash and balsam la limo/cal anneal pus scents. POIN40401:1 St ILO OW. _ . . : InquOs al B. llsiclli la CO., arsahtf 10/ routsooet. BUSINESS FU ti . SALE .--A ._ ' Stave; ... Tin and theet iron Store, erelliorated to Pitts. • burgh, edit b, sold on felt Orals Is the dlnter WC: other betimes trotting his entire time and atten— tion. Antall capital, Will De wailhtleott as partti , thestoCk can be had on comaselon. -.Proles nit' Rood. •A =tech= le.-To Ith 11.51.11 handled dollats,drilt And this an excellent chance. for mating Into. healr,) new. Addrtss, LOC/C. 49X.. ?iPi P,P..iSto?P%.4;oli ' 50.2 - tf • _ VOW o n small Farmycoutasitr, 11141 45,3 icive, an , fenced, end Al eeree 4011101142. 'll gossi 1.110 story Vans stable And .11,1"i -with-Wuhan a large stable and other outbuildings... rem. 9rchsed of pest *islet) , el "gun of VseldiAls,, tections. Bpring in every tea:. cod good Ilusitag.: bad- OO Wael• setts( lies Bright." z in Wavercoun t y .. Is altered. -cheep,. And, Sys snit. A pply to eset3 B. kW.. ENGINIG_ FOB! IT A 1 U ABLE" tiIoPERTY. -,FOR, ir BM —A bettor - th e' whole of Rectum' eine! of rich b o ttom land, Immedtately - below alte.dt , 'demo OUWorke," and adjoisday, the property of Ilf.i .11. Mimes, En. The blot .ortenea from the lithe.: .bosetti Iron Wayne_ b ChtmtV _tted.lresal to the OW river. Wing it deep vital d o of '6IE fhaVtialr, 'Wog need as a merle et gardenvir neared for SO. Or ...clung. forE 4.2z emperty• ----------- • • _ _::__ . 2; • - • ' Eor terms yto - -WM. FL lALES•nai. .. i • Achis rat East Common, Allegheny. aulth FANS" FOR SALE, contag, 252 h.OSES, beautifally situated on the Oblo rianre .I.i Oka below Pittsburgh. adloboluit the Of kShoneetown, and opposite Leetsdale Station,TlVlta," burgh, Yu Wayne end Cblesgo litaili?ad. twine:WO or aceema-botb by railroad and rioter. the onto. an • good .Plarcos Dwelling House= Dam, and two Tenant Houses , Orchard, in. It ia well adapted to aran.gasd awn tuna: - Title D=m " •-•-- —' Tar bartlealsrana teams apply to JAL WOW- ' DODD- gdptortb Station Sewickley, or to B.- C WOODBUN. No.:110 Zeplelade street. RilaStenr .... .• John Ha:Otos, Lea., in aboasetalnl , In.' •.saFT. the urendses . . .3 MIES WOOD BURN, Actingl!L.l/1!..* .: ..S iilluil --711 , . Awarded tfe rieit . t.reF ,, dw , rs'at tL . . PITPBIIISII4II, PA. ` - JOSBI~' EIMEME HOTELS• CITY 01 !taw:rosy.. (oppostts F O . ll B.l** ABOUT SIGUT 11010.3 111 GOOD GEDMIL %%Tu. U soLvoular IVOR CAM.; 11 , Omithimid. listolte at the fel4nltz I 11,81 K A 131.1 i ricurrasi Y • FUla Li tuam.—tiro twolotairrbria. each dw by 100 lOW, dlinip, sop Pad with water end - gas; fou 30 situated cet South arena. Allegbe:ay. , , 'A building pattlyilnished,vith status bur. meat" an acts and a quarterof &Wad. ow Woo& Sun.* short, distance from the Matiebietes Paseenger and It. W. ir o.ll•illwads, being sultabli yr Mau, • fano o 100 tam sin and • hall tithe' from tha • city, and aie and's quarter Wks hots , ilearl , . fiey'a Path= P. Ft: W. a C., U. U., with , • Toni Orchard of if&) - trees, • Water power Baw.l alaseeil, 1114 - tiro Houses, and other itoprowsuriuo ; fifty auras Tor tvta au bert horforlictdant inquire of . - . Mrs, it tided it. hibltheni, - - i aid gain 'cl'heet. met: , Pittsburgh,. 4 11 k-------------r------ Qil I' LOA 11 ILI/00 %LOTS WO, JOliiil,EThe nodosity:led odors tor isle, on ter isterms, Nome of She'd:wiped spots fee bald ing purposes that w i th i n farad wound Pliddirdil 6 .They_ars 'nitwit/4one Inindred ped. cd the kir:done of toe Centre donnas Rem Baliwsy, maid are - basuillat Lenotiolis for pririte dwellings. • The wonory sad evegriliing loaners them_ extremely de otrablelar any one wsntingto,loestioonteitis or tbe cltylinnts, and as sato tinw I 0 Mit in :that cameo anication oaths hod with. Oa city am boos. , Lots linos otoi-losullt dna oars axerluie. • . • Also, spill* Widen Lands, situated in lerwn, BM newts sa Whconoln. ----- •.- disci, so d ma wadi lota in . Micuowraloo ROM Pd. . t The ewe i soperoi will iwoold on scancaliod atlo . tonne. , Inquiry of .101111.11 WWW, . corner Birth and Wood streets; - '• • - Or, WV d. 11311 1102 1. . Etorollice, Fount lionss:.. 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'IVOR BENT.---Ths-Ahini _arid , fourth L stori.. of the user buittUog lia. 41 Mit Mee, eats gtarket Anat. The kettle storl,g2cloo.ljeek is being ettedtip . for a Arst oar ?Lauren& 034. pa. pareotype oiler:, ' Sh e t being tali or Ow sell best in th e city. thintatery ts inteiciecire• wheats; and Is yell suited for oflicall;lZAtill ips rental separately or together. v.' , _-- t :._ • ~_._,.• .: /07 le' -,,_.... - J. 1...104,1424602Reke I sea.tt lrelear tha Dymond. elloY 1110.41:71::=,7 13, Welt . taPPeock OM 1 cosefottebly BtOTOVII.11•11164, Ultra. Third and fourth/treat& . , . . 1.44061. ... i!i_ j 'ULtf , - Doan; WWI up s for airlux4 sad y tory owls Win. 'Wases.=p•AVZsa, avatar Third WI Xiirkettrivit&t .' t. . Abr. ;:so:f. leilPriloom a , llo ,.... bi , o7-02art . : a t.2 ." o,:‘ ..Tar1i7.1?....- limos .. al mil , tl • ''' cnitnli " 'Woke 161040., ANA IsAtirrl tilmawbU!`rlie•-Oh • ate, 4....14..1115ar0nibia. 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