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ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
COc~J~IBBiO.I B, eve.
.
l PRIV, ILWITATN... -
. : ... ...: WILKINS =MART.
gaIr.EOWN & LINHART 7 FLovil
iii , 43lSlia kIeTOES, PIGinTIC AND OMINIISSIOI4
glZr Dm late-of Flour, Grain, Pont,' Be. ,
, Laid, Butter, Eggs, Chow, Beans, .Tallarri
`Mesa , Featheits, - Pastan, Pot end Pout A.hre
. 8 11.11116, 'Llnated and Lard WU, Dried and-Green
Prulta, Timothy, -Omer, Flax. and Grass Ikeda.
Cuuttiaraneementa mode on Consignmentn.
aptly' No. WT Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
W
EBB d WILKINSON, CORMISSIOSI,
Mractutrrs, Wholeaala dealers in WESTERN
.RESERYE CHEESE. DRIED FRUITS, BUTTER.,
.FACIS, GRAINS, wad 'produce generally. Also;
LEATHER, HIDES, OILS, de, No. 217 Liberty .
strata, PltisldirEb•
AtlFOssla advancements male. Consignments so- ,
..jel2-azad ,
JOHN 13. CANFIELD, COMMISSION
/01111.4101N0 linacnser and wholesale dealer ln;
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, BUTFER.LARD,
PORK,IIACO.Y.TLOVR, FISII, POT AND PEA.RL.
ASHES.; SALIERATIIS, LINSEED AND LARD
OILS..DRIED FRUIT, end Produce generally, Non.
Mind 143 Front street, Pittsburgh.
..... .0118 11LIMFIMAXp.
(Atria' & SHEPHARD, COXIIISSION
Itracaairs and desks. in FLOUR, GRAIN,
AND PRODINIR, No. 243 Malty street, Pittsburgh.
Choke' brands of nous Air Bakers and Family - use
constantly on band. Panted= attuntlon paid to
oiliti g (Or Marchand!oo generally. ocddly
CHA!il.t.Et3 li LEECH, .FLOVII
-- S...LIGOETT &. Co , CITY FLOC 13-
1=6.4161=P27 Liberty and Adams
MIMPIe/t7. 4 00 bArrd , per day,
'D16801.11110.4,1, la. •
SSOLUTION OF PA_RTNERSIIII'I
The partnership horetoklns existing between
thd eitheetibera, tinder the firm of PHILLIPS,
r&Ew & CO., bu this day been dissolved, CHAS.
LOtIREFAIET AMA 'WILLIAM FREW haring mar
chased tho entire interests of the ethos' partners.
The Matter of the late firm will bo settled by LOOK
-441.17 d FREW,
IrEcLux EHILLIFS,
WILLIAM FREW,
CHARLES LOCKHART,
JOHN VA.NANSDELL,
ADIFIII/. KIPP.
Pitiaburgh, August 1004 1863.
DESUE! LOCKHART ,
LOCKI . IARI s BREW,
Producers and Refiners of Petroleum,
Brie At ALBION OIL IT/LLB, Venal's. county,
and BRILLIANT OIL WORKS, Wesley's Run,
ORkin, 172,4•1T4 WOOD STREET
' sel7l3m
quac PARTNETISHIP heretofore ex
!sting between the undersigned under the style
and Arm of HILL, MCCLURE & has this day
been. dissolved:o'l/MS. HILL and AMOR
LIMN lusTityi purchased the interest of IROW ER
IIIoOLURE, the buokiees of the Into firm will be set
tled op by HILL it LEYIS.
2OX,Afattedi.
eir:LU
ROWAN HRE,
._ AMOy3.EWIe7.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 7th, MI • •
KILL & LEWIS, successors to HILL,
ticCIAB.,E C 0.,& will rantinus to manufacture
at their old stand, corner of Grant and Seventh sta,
effloodah7 Materials, in the best, rummer all articles
of
,Clarjpenter's Work, for finishing bu il dings, such ea
Dours,lkish Frazee*, Shutters, Mouldings, Dads, kw.
Feeders, and those contemplating building, are Incl.
tad letall eta examine oar work.
ociawd RILL a LEWIS.
TfCE The undersigned having
Nl t)
.aartama the entire atock from the long co
tabliatred boom of Mc(11.731E, would announce
Whir old cuatomets nod the putdlchle removal to the
.tree io Libentr.)mmet. (lately occupied by J. ft.
a , atdd'a . • rakcomplete stock of, 6414.
Yindinp,
aillhafo '• llttsfffl' - ' -
• s _ v ii' .tt s r 9, Liberty striit:
TN ' ' • 4 7 411.0N1 THE HID E
19,s3arrrrn iitturstes,. - r .4 - cordially
counztold ray stoma & as • man of strict Integrity
add ttoi3 0 landnea quitibeationa, Yoram. months
to corny I will continue to om-ny Mr. ANDER
80iirtailmting room, and will Wm gram plealtare
In hatroduring him to my business acquaintances.
JaTi Zitli, tan.- J. It. 31'M:if,
jy2.st3re
n ISSOL UT I 0 N.—Notice is hereby
.a.or gtntrilEat thegatasustfp lately eristing‘b,
twain iiirnaNEWhlf 6r - STONEYEaaI Merchants,. of
Pttp=.o,• .undsr the firm of McOEEWS k STONE,
insgableblitd by =duel. consent' n the 10th day of
Apr 141863. WILLIAM STONE having purchased
the inUre'bitrrest - Of llfcallElNS,-the briefness will
• ligreallar,. be =ducted. by WILLIAM STONE.
Mudd Strisagetneistaqurre'Nenn rdade 'ail= coal
, bests, barges, furnish Gael, Nut Opal, &e., at reason
-1 able guinea Offloe, Baguio'. Building; corder of
414;0 1, 140Kr 000 delfdllinter,stieeris, - itoom No. 2, third-story.
• • 4 8 fr : 1 ! 1 .4; 1 ?" 4 .' i F 411, PA' i Tf -- • 90.1° '
TOJEL4cfo, L tUlliiistßS, 4C.
tSTATILASILED TCC.I.7"---
PETER LORILLARD.
BB* in? TOBACCO JILANUrACITME.B,
WIND 18 CHAILIDEI2B BTEWIT,
:(I'94:ic4j, 48 . Cluitham etzent, New York,)
Virodid Sall the attention at &alma to the article. of
labtrandulaciura, rlat
in.e:Q . :llrie(Bay — peic, Cameo .Ilappee, American
Iluddialtaso, Demigrosu Pore •Tirginta., Naehltochoe
GolatnhuiPa, '
1011Thflt.
' ficach,lll.lgh - Tonst aeotch„ Dish nigh Toast or
Lnathot, tionieDearlkotell, Iresh Honey Scotch,
Attention inc;lled to the largo reduction in prices
of /Ina Cut Mall* Ind Smoking TolsocrOs,
tellEttelbtuid or a auperfor tituditz.
it J GICIBAUOO.
' SIP NO3 0 .•
h Pir:Z7P., • 11 No. as Sol. 1 and I tolzod,
orinno
'.inni.Shri...Chmiimi—.e. A. L., or plain - (keen
dish, ,or, &Net Bonet scented Oroopoo k, Poll.
alsoitte Cyipi.,ONnidt..Clinguttic:lTirklib•
-15LIi-nalitlivagar einiggs,whilho rhataxigippi
lion.,
„vitas. C.
M1, 4 4 , 7 1 TA TlAErti •
TWilinaletareen 11. d. Mat. .1 a gat kind, of
r ' ..141.015 , 411* . f. 7 k l f dIGAILS, •
NO. 108 WOOD •iI7ZEIT; Prerenua, pewel
epydanp7 on Sand a ieigo atria, otTiian
sad king Tobacco.
- 172 : 4 t-Orif , ] , l4ol4olljili, . 7 CThrikilAtit
Jka..:AND ,Dzu,nr. 1./.l*.most Wed, Itandi -- o
GrATITEEAAVAIZA.CIOARg. sad .11.1 , 11115. Ot.
WO r KiSC V AHD ' CREWING TaILKCCO, •85171 Fir, '
_
M.WCT TITBSB, &6.;
gthstraslity,lTNDEß. THE ST: CHARLES 110.:
0 6 -1 /V 11 9 7 g a0 ./A. • • • • etton libef • • .
itrpplletorme.
. BOOTS 4.fflrili SIWER.
121E0: - ALBBEE SON '& GO:,
S-541-SROCVAGY,46IO4;:c4A4Tu,
Nate putt rissilnd a iell„M Gout* Bon' and
Youths' RUT . fliablynr BoW Kip and
grist& PitintiLZATILEIt • furtth rause scarce'
auk
yo ter two- sided Kir and-Water .
Wad stoniiia COMM= . •
titkOslsettbss' lltttulestr Lather end , ) I *Stl.
&via 811,14102.&.0 und.CONPESa ZOOM &a
AU of whtet(tt inistsiOnads sad - mumbled - to do
D.OOTB AND SHOES. Portions
iartitiirAdig..iinfokiunir of Diunnin grid
Oat tkey on non niono7 by okrOunig Vials
".;*. OP-401{07.)
meted
et wet.% coodiAtic Aipe natbirak lac tgw ibape -
SHOY/23,04L1*-Inykrollingai,rary lot glom
Wintry totYciantilirm tltairto ttletr advantage •
JOS. BTBORLAND •
, No. is if:A) . mir smut 24aoosavesti: •
• *7 -- : - . 440. • 0 --- ". • -
71 , f.V/ 7 . a ORE/IT REDUCTION. ..•
iorth $ l :4
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, !!c.
II
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths,
dua, ever offered in this city,
is now opening at prices
much below the late factory
rates:
OLIVER M'CLINTOCK & CO.,
23 MTH STREW.
ode
NEW FALL STOCK JUST - OPENED
AT TRH
NEW CARPET STORE
OP
MOFARLARD I COLLINS & 00. ,
n and 73. Fifth Street,
Baum A. Post Office oed Dispatch Deddlep.
Having Just purchased for cash, daring the recent
tamable oondition of the markets, s.. roast extensive
and complete assortment of the newest and choicest
styles of
CARPETS,
Oil Cloths, Window. Shades,
We a= now offering goods
AT PRICES OP A YEAR AOO !
By our roductien In Pilere have almost awed
out aterSpnnt, and =Parader to buyers
at srholcsaleiont retell -
dH
EN27I2ELY NEW AND MUSK STOCK,
Unsurpassed by any ever offered to this city.
eel)
.71IffscE.L4a.rEou9.
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY 00M-
PANLES, MILL OWNERS. de.
We hero erected and hare in operation, near the
rlty, an yatetaire Lshretery for jhnounnfactum of
'Ana oil,:
Ptrrerarnaau
By s new and Ingenuous scientific precast, and now
°Erb' and PArganend.to.pablic.netice,And.parronege
three glad*, B land enipectively,"of
Ig, 21 end Brl evaiily LUBRICATING OIL.
Wherever theei • Itibticatois-tiare bees toeted;tht7
have been prommced greatly superior to any of the
Prveliwtitrite lately efferedlh.thamarket.
The uti," or beep tHiedltylie;dialgned to take the
place of the best Sperm Oil, and for sue on cotton,
woolen or other machhaery. The •13," or Id quail
-17. I Ginal.n/ Par easy likes machincity: snit the
.0," 'dr 3deiality; Itieboavy and coarse ginning; ttc:
The PAINT OIL he been tested by n11.101%.1
Painters to this city, and proved, to be a capital sob
dada. for Maid Pialared Oil. Innieed . many.Paintiner
give it • decided preference.
Thew, Oils are now ostensively manufactured at
oar
WERRA LITBRIC OIL OIL WORK&
' As the process is mclentific mid uniform. customers
' can rely on the anthem excellence of theme economic
equitahm fa of. !Oh end Flasneol 011. tried' and
test I. confidently Invited.
• rat ealerarNOlW3:l= slTWourrnar•or
PENNOOK. BALD & CO.
'HENRY G. HALE & CO.,
Are flow receiving their
Fall and Winter Stock,
!And invite their Mina and the public to examine
'guar kook, whieh to Arm,t ea most complete
ever broneit to tht market_
Idiem' on hand, • large amendment of• •
!GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CORNER OE PENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS,
Parsowsaa, Pt.
y RN ITITRE
DANE •ND WOOD CHAIRS
111L11110 011 111 . itIYERIIO
WHOLESALE Oft RETAIL.
JAS. W. WO9DWELL,
61' and 09 Th idreot, - oipositaT:Zrosvidao:Td
and 111 Fourth wand. mhlo
LADrES FANCY FURS;
CLITLDIIIGNI YANG YURI!,
GENTS' FCR Okill, COLLARS MO GLOVES
RATS A . IND cAPB.
Very pulety,,c4ityo of Ow above goal' bn hand
•
'and for nal, at
WI
pATENTLB OCTOB #4861
DITITEIDOEI•PAWS
k)VAL LAZIP vstii~iv 3Y6.
XX FLINT CLUI.
r Thaw Mauro are Inteaded Ibr lat Mum.
11'6°1114. "It* nrltern
Jata t.) f.-• 16.,t,..•
Fort Pitt Olu Work', Waiblagtpa strait,
apt? ,- PittitatgiiiPernia.
01.EOLLGE W. Mit C / C ' 1 ;
' General Conunitemi 'lltetotant,
NEN! ouittio;*'
Ka Jack doy, PIt4M 7 O
L 0. Knight & 00., sad 0. P. Knight k Bras.,
Pliflade 4 Phin- ; r" 7 - na.3nut a
emu" BALgifqt) , .1
Produce wicapposaioforiappuit.
mEaciw]wx ago4d2i,
t'L). T.?Pc".
NO. 47oBpITIr /Mang.
mhtli
LLEGEISW*rittIENEK--All per
,Ds-soas tamed mliatsby
aw m .om i g ii
-f. - A,Tobto. • •
empaig..2 - ,.. 1 -; ' •
voustasi
;;:-.,1• 1....ur f
• zmoif juisum bi o .
_ -
t se.'4l.' 41=
"
Wo must suppose that business and interest of
quite another kind have prompted tho invention
and transmission of these exaggerated (not to
say downright false) and, in every point of
view, mischievous reports. i lffeantime, from
old experience of the sinuous and unscrupu
lous tribe of stock-jobbers, we feel confident
that lunch, if not all, of this vile work may he
charged to them. Their busittes and interest
have frequently, in
- the past, prompted and
•
Inspired the evil genies of invention, just in
the same way. •
Judging from the most careful review we
can give to the dispatches of the past few days
—of course distinguishing them from ons
another in the process, according to the char-
Cater of the sources from which each appears I
to come--we should say that the withdraw
ing of considerable numbers from Meade's ar
my to re-inforce Rosecrans, a movement of
which the rebel newspapers long ago spoke
very explicitly, showing that they had full
Information of much, if not all, that was go
ing on within our lines, rendered it necessary,
or at least prudent, for Gen. Manor to shorten
his linos of communication, so as to frustrate
any project which his wily . and enterprising
antegnotat i Gen, - Lis, might attempt, such as
cavalry expeditions to cut off supply-trains,
°rem raids across the Potomac—not to speak
of another possibility of a still bolder kind,
manceuvaring so as to, pass with his whole
army'i:Onid one Of the flanks of Meade's army
and get into the rear between him and Wash
ington. With such a mere man ofroutine to deal
with as Gen.9kitson, without any genius save
That of
,pseudo-Fabian sort, which is ex
ceedingly cautious, oven when there is no spe
cial necessity for caution, General Lee might
take adrantage of Mainn's situation, to do any
or all of the things we have enumerated. Of
course, it would be an ungrateful return on
the part of Lee, for Mnane's consideration of
Ai/ situation at Williamsport ; batthe generale
of hostile armies do. sometimes fail to copy
one another,—and Len, as be is intensely in
earnest in making war, would be likely to act
without the least regard to gratitude, or any
other sentiment that might 'tend, in his way.
Therefore, as all this wns known to LIM aim
comment at Washington, and to Goo. MEADS
himself, we see no reason to doubt that the
falling back from the Rapidan to Manumit"
was a movement dictated by expediency and
voluntarily undertaken—not at all the result
of any present disaster, suffered at the hands •
of the enemy . : :No doubt when Jars. Davis
left for the south, to do his utmost for Bragg
by his personal presence and exertions, be
enjoined Lee to trtake whatever demonstra
tions he might.againet Muer, to prevent fur
ther reinforrtiments being sent to Boirticaiss.
We can but say smother word. This jeer
flop of Davis southward, which was announced
yesterday in our dispatches, and which we
now find that a Petersburg newspaper confirms,
is significant of how deeply the rebel Presi
dent feels We truth of his own statement
about the danger of suffering oar army to hold
East Tennessee, and how earnestly, nay, how
desperately, he will , work, risking everything
at almost every other i rolnt, in order to con
centrate an armrsuffleient to resist the ad
vance of the Army of the Cumberland. Within
a few days wo may hear that the Waterloo
battle of the war tuns boon fought at Chatta
nooga.
IMI
A WaShington disiatch of Tuesday says:
The National dobt is far less hn amount
than the enemies of the Government hoped it
wouldbn on the lid of October. They bad
prophesied that Wo would owe throe thousand
millions of dollars before the end of the sec
ond year.of the war. Government enters upon
the third year of the War, with& debt of only
twelve hundred and twenty-two millions sev
en hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The
increase of this debt, hereafter, will be moder
ate, the Government being abundantly
,sup
plied with muskets, cannon and clothing. ‘.
In is speech leek night ae Amery ditspital,
the accomPlikbled' Roghlter 'Crete Treasury,
lion. L. .11, ,Chittendon, said that, while
Northern Copncirlietids were prectieting.bank
raptcy and lido .in 'one monetary affahw, for
eign capitalists were only too anxious to in
vest in goieritment securities. Yesterday
$350,000 worth of United States bonds were
famed to, foreign .brokors, and. Government
has money tr6w on band with which to pay
theentiro tinny' far 'the month of November,
which Money, was furnished by foreign cap
italists. '
11.00011. D 4!k CO.S.
151 WOOD ins Err.
RE3
A. lora , Futzreit4—Wo are inform
on TueedierAtio: VRlbindigltara took pOT'do-,
pvttird - frotte - Difton 'Li joixi Sit: .litudzand,
!waif, iii 4514 , 1hathi Itit Mandl toroilriNitillt,
1 ,0 14 414 h Vir:e nt 4 1 1 1= li si ll eal t ri 'VI
016 4 421; /1 1 44i 1 :, r Arlie 00 4 0 1 11'40 4
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1863
Vittiburgit dkutttrt.
FRIDAY M - Oft - NB T- 13--.---OCT. 18, 1863
MEM!
The sensationists seem to have been hold
ing high carnival at Washington for some
days past. Certainly some of the stories re
ported to have obtained currency in that city,
and thence telegraphed over the country, are
of such a character as almost to invoke again
what wo had supposed the Government would
never more have occasion to resort to—the
censorship.
It Is impossible, however, to account for the
recent coloring given by certain newspaper
correspondents, In' their reports of military
affairs and tne movements of our army in Vir
ginia, by tho mere supposition that the busi
ness and interest ot news-gatherers is to make
the most of what they have to send, and that
in this instance they have thrown in the sen
sation element od Minus.
The National Debt.
Ton London taxtuietU, which has been any
thing but friendly to our canoe, thee remarks
on tho pica of Jeff. Davis to raise 600,000
negro' troollar "T 8 bold out the prospect of
words. toonob,A force ht. arrabant*ty worthy
of the imagination of Rabolais or 'awl&
You shall have freedom :and thy semi at
tho end of the war if you. serredaithfally,'r
kre the: tondttlone proposed,: , <<44 4133 take"
them,ltt °nee,' would 1141 ha X0P 1 .9 o 4 half a
million, 'and not wait to run tho chance of
being shot in the meanwhile.' The proposal
is, #O. 04 0 0 Dza ilapittotkohlo,hotlE has int."'
retinue significance as indicating the extreme
military .wants of t he ' Confederacy, and the
wild otpedionts at which Wenatchee ' and
whicift'it will have to 'bandit Or 'theft:lly to
repent."
Tux 'Aintl3i• IN A FRENCH COMlT.—Bisla
kog'i, thetßaritl correspondent of the Now 'Kea
Mug es , Writes i trA Bout of Bordeaux has
decided that, theConfedemte steamer Alabama
Is a conatr, and ono of the elahnsate against ,
the Ptorltia, eays in a Liao In the journals,.
that ho can prove every point.taken in the de
eisionin.thtqloydnanx Coartaptl2o ,R)e
iida.' fro 'le fheiefoie, positing his case
against the ,ialWrr vessel and, hopes see her
also declared a pirate. If Is not anticipated,
hosfoier, 06191114011 t #lll go back
initalieemlon that AM Is a p f:i
ln-oor, and,
.
therefore. exempt, from seizure.
Trm ItedmmoirN Sett Dinnacio.—Advices :
from Ban'Domingo to tho have been ,
recolvod at Boston, by , the arrival of the
iehooner Freeman. The rebellion ill reported
Jolla** torinitated in Vol ontinCedeeele of the
Spattiakfatep. :Thoisland is ,reported to be
nnbea,Dhyi'aeverildttla Friereatt*Mger hay
oTiollOiv !Wei, •
Fare of Prisoners at Richmond.
The Rev. Louis M. Boudyre one of several
chaplains who have just retuned from Rich
mond, has published a letter corroctinguome
inaccurate.teports which bare lately obtained
currency respecting the fare of the inmates of
the Libby Prison. Ho says :
While it is true that the fare of Federal
prisoners in Richmond is almost as scanty as
it could be and sustain life at all, it is no te
that any of us reported that their " food con
sists of a few beans, a hunk of corn bread,
and no meat, daily." Beans aro sometimes
used, but rarely. Corn bread is not known
among,them, 'only such as is baked by the
prisoners themselves from meal which the offi
cers are allowed to purchase. Regular ra
tions of meat are issued daily. Officers'. ra
tions,.generally fresh beef, about three ounces
alter - cooking; good bread, about 'eighteen
0411C01111 rice r ,about two ounces, and some
times beans Apjltelld ; *teaspoonful of vine
gar ; about gm same of salt,
This is found to, be scarcely half enough to
sustain health, and were in not for the twelve
thousand dollars' (Confederate) worth of gra
•series, &0., purchased weekly by the officers
of Libby prison, it would be impossible to de
pict the suffering of those miserable - inmates.
What must we think of enlisted men whose
rations consist only of eighteen ounces Of
bread and about four of bacon? Without
blankets or overcoats, they lie upon the bard,
dirty floors of warehouses, or the cold ground'
of Bellolsland. Itis not uncommon to find,
among three hundred, as many as fifty sick
one, In a day. Deaths are numerous. I have
seen much of this with my own oyes; what I
have not seen I have from the testimony'otH
Confederate officers in charge. Tho record of"
suffering is still more appalling among citi II
-
son prisoners."
The Attack on the Iconsldes and Why
It Failed.
111 addition to the particular; from oar own
officers of the late rebel attempt to blow up
the new Iron:lidos, which have been given in
our dispatches, wo may copy the following
from the Richmond Examiner of the Bth:
The report from Charleston in, that an at
tempt in the main unsuesessfulhas been made
to blow up, with some kind on an infernal ma
chine, the Yankee ship korsaida. The fail
ure is attributed to two causes—insufficient
amount of powder in the machine and ita be
ing ignited to near the water's edge. Though
the destruction or the vessel was not effected,
she may have been serio.usly damaged. When
the torpedo exploded several feet in front of
the Yankee gunboat in James river sheath
ing and planks were torn off, and many of her
crew thrown overboard. Similar results nfay
very probably have followed the explosion of
the machine alongside the /remade..
Two QUCETIONS DECIDAD to me APFIRIIA-
TrvA.—A letter from Folly Island, S. C., has
the following:
Late et night, a few evenings since, a color
ed Sergeant, in command of a working
squad that had been famished that day with
only three crackers each, called out to his
men, who wore singing: " 'Tention I Dare be
two great questions ob de day for debate. Do
font am, will do brook man fight?—which am
decided in de 'firmative, cause he hab done
fight already. De second am, wilt de brim*
man work and sing on an empty stomach I
'Firmatird, too—ho do." And his sqiin 'went
to work again with a will, making tho air re
sonant with their original songi.
A New Tout oorrespondent ofs, : a London
journal, in a recent latter, takes irk hand the
rebel aristocracy and ignorant white trash of
South Carolina in the following style: " The
part of the population which is familiar either
with tho usages of good society, or oven of
civilized life, does not exceed twenty , families,
who awe tide eaterres and reAsnaces et d:ability
sowlesilelpsjrnedginely year; the root are entai
lrarbarians, the like of whom can perhaps uow
ordi bo found to tho remoter parts of - Russia
or of Axintio Georgia, and who would be almost
as great a curiosity to a Now England farmer
as a Zulu Cerra or a Sittori to an EuVislipse-
Isla clerk."
Toe Duar ix bittw Tnar..-011 Tunadai, no
we learn from the Slew York papers, Deputy
Provost Marshal General-Nugent,. to pursu
ance of instructions from Plimbingtop,issned
orders to the Boards Enrollment of the 2d,
3d, 4th, 6th and 6th dist:l4a to prepare at once
for a ro-enrollment.• These are the distriets
tho enrollment and quotas of which Gov.
Seymour made objections. Only gfty per cene
of the quotas claimed was drawn, the balance
to await a re-enrellment
X:EDIC4L.
FLTON'g , COUGH SYRUP,
YOB couons, COLDS, de.
J. H. FULTON
Prepared end .dld by
.o 2 Drag Store, Fifth utiwt.
DR. HALL'S BALSAM,
FOR TILE LUNGS,
FULTON'S DRUG STORE,
OEMS
Nos. GT Am! co ruth xtreat.
DRAKES
PLANTATION BITTERS,
PII7.TON•B DEL% STORE,
=EMI
47 and 69 rift at.. 43 door below P. O.
HOSI`ETTER"B
BTOktACH BITTEU,
FIITZONIrDIIIICI fITOILE,
CETI
Noe. 07100 d CO Flftb erect.
AF, - u - !:4 - 1 - f •TrIL-6P
SORB OF 0114... rs crpeus m .
For sale al EtTLTO2rB DRUG SORE
Nos 47 and Gt) Fifth etreet.
BELLIMikiAI 'S ONW.I.ENT,
!cm. TIIY u.Aut alin,wnimsßB,
FULTON'S DEUG STORE,
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Nano 07 and CO Fifth. lag's t. i
RO WN' S BRO , 'CRILAL TROCHES,
TOR BOHR THROAT,
FULTON'S DRU 6 STORE,
,6d C 9 Ptitb
For sale at
S'fERL LNG'S AMBROSIA,
• , you ,TVE pllll,
For salt at FarIFII DRUG STORE;
1 ' f99: 2 4 iold en Pitt h ormt.
;
DR. LITDLIIM•I3 GENRXRE, 'RERUN:
Retailed a t F ciyopip t pp.Fp roux,
oct • raft • Iltmst, Plttallo • h
APRESIPSUPPL F
DR. aultrittErg,
ilomoltrenutrEs,
ruin wrosx,
Nos. ST. 4
U s 1.43 t y Ki,s4 c
cluscsi, auffiwt , t, ,T
Ttir undigalped dio dm; solikom jor
yet most ourroct edition.Of PlatetaktXttite Pabllabad
by Baba; in WelfeabstbleVeteritugztb•Avamplete
wcaks atDoetboreop .gtirarte " an d
Itertinf, Clemente, Bablen, Muter, and else Port
mare and 07 0 11, Vrtittt:2K-recta per page.
At
; 141; . g43lWi. •
11'„ RO.,
.•- al TOMEI STBZET,
Bola tigentir fte-Diakeed 4,24
Tr NA.BE'S..-i'UNY
xi:
roan - •
amortment thcantintbstiCSAßE .1 , I
PIANOS ner wen in beVad
flaqbt the: sum Plasailwapa
sprflidlt isakattl_
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oci- • • 4310131.1MFUT, Sole Agent.,
4MUSEME.VTI . 3
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
Lessee and Ilnyng
H. 0 vzra.tausox
trir Eleventh night of the WONDER OF WON
DERS, the Great Payee Optical end Spiritual Enigma
of the Nineteenth Century.
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THIS (Friday) EVENING, will be perfortood,
by request, the 11011 , throe act drams, of wonderful
interest, writteu expmesly for the intraluetion of th
Phantoth entitled,
_ . -
THE DREA.III SPECTRE..
SONG-- Miss s' DECE-ET
To conclude with
Wito'B GOVERNOR?
10•TIIE ORIGINAL PICTURE,
Fran Niblo's Solooo, Sow York, of
MASONIC HALL,
FOR A /MORT SEASON'
Commencing
WEDNESDAY, October 14th, 1883,
GOODWIN a CO.'d GIGANTIC
Polyorama of the War.
The Ittrinvid, never C411111,1,t0 and only authentic
HISTORY OF TIIH GHEAT Iit:HELLION ever de
picted ea ...a, Stu - ming a perfect transcript of every
event of importance from tim Ilrat dread signed at
Baader ffinna to the capture of Vicksburg.
This ia the same COLOSSAL I'ICTUILE OF THE
WAJL that moo .111bitOli in Pittsburgh lu January
last, anl give such universal satisfactio
eerutive w n to cruwded
and &lighted audiences for three rerneeks:
dadihn same/wore which marked Ito relvent in this
City else greeted Its Appetllllooo In Cleveland, Clncln
ruttl, Louisvllle,St. Louis, Chicago, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Philadelphia, the moot capacious halls to
then. calea being insufficient to accommo.hite the
Immense throngs which Mickel to mice.. it.
.During the initial. of July awl August, ihLi Pie.
turn woe placed In the hands of the talented Artiste
under whose ass ices it was originally produced, and
for nine weeks their united energies were bestowed
In retouching the picture and executing new 14,13
of absorbing interest. Each sce hoe been entirely
repainted, and rd.& forth in nil the freshness and
lustre of its pre3/11110 beauty. The immense success
and unparalleled reputation acquired by this match
less painting, brought lots the field a bast of misera
ble Imitations, widish have vainly endeavored to
0.111411/ele for the public favor. The efforts hare,proved
utterly futile, and the press mid piddle, with one ac
card, late pronouncad GOODWIN 5 CO.'S POLYU
RAMA, OF THE WAR utvivalled and unappnieteha
ble. The exhibition is WM under the exclusive
direction and control of Mr. RUFCS SOMERBY,
who will positively appear at each exhibition and de
liver an elaborate Historical Lecture, the rendition
of which, In the principal cities of the Cuited States,
his extorted the unqualified approbation of the en
tire public. Mr. Gin. D. Prentice, of the Louisville
fourankin commenting upon this Lettem, awarded
to Me. Samerby the prcied title of the MOST GIFT
ED ELOCUTIONIST OF THE DAY. Still further
to increase this attractiveness aq this el e gant and Tr.-
fined entertainment, Mrs. RUFUS SOMEWAY, the
eminent. Contralto Vocalist, will introduce, at mail
exhibition, a variety of popular and appropriate songs,
ballads, &a, many of thein written expreesly to In.-
trate oho various deeply exciting sconce. The charms
of melody are thus weiliked to the printers' art, and
the lovers of ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE, CLASSIC
ORATORY and REFINED MUSIC will let presented ,
with an entertainment which elands orefessedly
WITHOUT A RIVAL IN THE WORLD.
itker Tickets, 23 CENTS; Children muter too, 15
CENTS. Dans, open at 5.0 .111111 , 44, at o'clock.
Grand Matinee* YYED NESDA Y and S.k . f Cif DA Y
AFTERNOONS, at 3 e' clock, when hildren will b, 1
admitted for Id can tsi n ch.
SOMY.IIBY,
r. ASfOIIT Aront. tr10:1;t
FAIR.
COLLINS PARK,
PITTSBURGH, Pi
COLLINS LAM ASSOCIATION
Will give ilia follmvi.ig iil.•roi Premium
AMOUNTING TO $l,OOO,
MEM
IMPROVEMENT OF BREED HORSES,
I=l=l
Wednesday, October 1461, 1563,
I=l
Prem.lmo for the beet Draught Stallion S 1
Pramlam fur the beet Stallion for all purp0...... 1
Premium for the bust Yearling Colt
:Premium for the best Two Year 014
Premium fur the beet Family Dome, Dam or
1
The above Premiums will be swank.' Mk TIIIIIS
DAY, October 15th, et 1.3 a. m.
'Flan Dar, I 3 P. X.—V[lM PP.IIIIVX,
Tactrrtao Horan, Plrr. Yiuna Ot.o, os,ooo is
baoazir Covarr.
'To Second H0m0...--
. Moab 3in6, to banresa, to rule.
Start Dilt-'4EPOPO P 9.211.1,11. Soo.
((First bolt Double Team—.- ...............
ISrcond best Double Team..._....._
MUn.beata, 3 In 6
'Strome t 14.4 0 1% A. 31.—PlaltrOli $lOO, rou Parma.
;First Tort Pacing Horne sloo iSeoand ittnit Pacing Iloree... 60
Mlle heat., 3 in 6, to bornots, to role.
SECOND Dar--13sconn r11.10111:X. WO.
•
flint best Trotting Stallion 573
iooond bast Trotting Stallion
Milk beats, 3 in 6, to bantams, to rub,
rr1.11120 DAY, 1% P. 311,-GIUO. TGOTTING--PRZMILX,,
EM:ll22da
71rit brit
Beousul best Bars.
; 31ile beide. Stn r llama., to rule.
.
Three Or pore eagles, and not lons than throe, to
htert. Entrance, 10 per cent.
Entriee to be made to the Treasurer, on the ground,
ht op. the dey 'gado:us:to the rare.
B. H. PATTERSON, Treas't
JOlth. WATBON, Bte7. pa:td
aGEA'TS.
f•irT:siosOrit - 4'fi' - , -- iii - c - i;
T. WALTER
GENERAL CLAIM AGENT,
IW YL 1U BTIIEET, 3d door below (ho Cuthedrat
' ATl,wotinded &Adler'', who bare been In the mili
tary Or ,natal service, an entitled to 5100 lkomty
and Tanaka. All Volition who harp oared two
/oar. DM also entitled to the $lOO Bounty. &Allen'
Use' argod by roman of disease, an entitled to pm
lows ,Wldowa of tailors who Moor aro killed to
ho aorsloo am entitled to mations and the 51.00
idounty, dc.. do.,
I 01Hoon clainnso every description, promptly at
i°i,
nded to. Na cUrgo made to any moo until tho
nay fp pollectod. Jrn:lywn.lo
. 1
ENSIGNS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
H. C. MACKRELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CLAIM AGENT,
1 NO. Ili FIETII STREET, Prrrestractr.
Oollectiorut lu Allefilmnpoad adjoin nwcouttie•
.. . .... ..
Prosecutes 80LD12119 CLAMS, of every dosnik:
o; BOUNTIEfIfat all dliithmEdi Soldiers. PEN.
• lONS, for trounded..ofilosto and Soldien ; COLIN.
tan. 1123 and PENSIONS ,for Widows. Parente, Orphan
Wren, Prather, and bikers, or o th er legal repro-
Wins: of thaskirbd tiara died to: the serrke, or
igthitil aitla.dbsberge ham disease contracted in
ke..
gam.atddge sad collected, and no inter Tata
antivinklaiiiso46 inainp Is keine& folOfting
'EIEitY.''CLAIAIS BOUNTIES,
,Irt„R$10115 RACK PAY ang MILITARY
CL a
m p i ceretY rour ineti mi
rifti ption . , , oall i zc i t ignexo by the lal te b7 ;
01 Oleg elatrnes3 DO. _
TAYLOR, Attorney -Lim,
' - 73 Omni Pttnilntrlth, Tyt.'
74.M.IFoic6utrges ain't:Ade It the dnitit,d9di ,110 d
IMsOnd4 'Waal tniartnatton giten graft •,rino4:l3H
OOD, STREET- PROPERrf 'FOX
w arwrs feet OX. ludas byproet ITk,
eid4h;:stempisrpfl3lstfi shtot. Mso,V34 tea 1/-
J411141bl ro'rc.. MED= AWNS,;.,;
ocl4 j, 51 Mirka gnat.
OILS, Nc.
ICI IA D.:••O 's
i;"
COMIISSION d FORWA [MING 3IERCHA NTS,
Crude and Relined Petroleum,
No. 19 IRWIN STREET, PITTSBIAIGII.
lla - I,lband Cub advance. an cansignmeata for
Pinehurgh ar itaidern Markets.
vtrresruou Jai - cum:a :
Aleforgi. J. S. Dilworth & Dm, •
SP ringer I.larbangh, }'i, '
Thompson' Dell, Esq., Pinot. Commercial Dank
TACK A: BRO.,
Crude and Relined Petroleum,
BENZINE, &c.,
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Bus Mow entrusted to our euro will receive our
prompt permnal attention.
Refer to Moss.. Bichardson, Harley S Co., Brewer,
Burke. Co., and 31cellland A. Dusts, rinaburgb ;
Thos. Smith, Esq., Prost. Bank N. A. ; IL L. Foster
s a.., v th.le rnm.
IRON CITY OIL WORKS.
LYDAY CIIORPENNLY69
Manufnringrerl and Refinerwol:CAßßON OIL,I3E'S
ME AND LVIIIIICATING OILS, and &Merl In
etzt. - L>m
Works, ons.lto Sherrssburg
Office, No. 59 HAND STREET
MEE
Prrntsccon.
I) L.—MILLER, Ja.,
123 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM
r.,rouliaii , al ezrAtaively. All charg.w at mast
na..ontible rats.
VITDRAGE F,;11 REFINED in 1,01 reliant. For
un.kw Vibe +,
Port kola: FdteLtion paid to L FOR EXPORT.
Fou SALL---CAUSTIC SODA, SODA ASH, Se.
ooLly
CABOT Jr. PEMBERTON
General Merohandize Brokers,
SOUTH FROST ST., PHILADELPHIA.
CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM,
CAUSTIC SODA, SODA ASII, BILIMSTONE,
MtEMMMIM
.0 , r; 1 17; to boy or moll promptly attoodrol to
ALLEN S NEEDLES,
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Particular attention paid to consigimenle of
('rude and Refined Petroleum.
Lituuuti ad.our~w made.
sulrly
EN ft Y ROE.
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liroker CUMIIIi6 et ion. Me rchant
IN
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM,
LIFINZOLA
And denlor In Crude nod Iletluud PETLOLEI73I
IMICItELS. 11 , 13:1*
BIZENVER, BURKE'S.; CU.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Agent!. of the •
GLOBE, PACIFIC AND LIBERTY OIL WOMB
Liberal c.h adranrre made nn ronniguments of
Refined or Crude Petroleum
DIV:EASE WAY & 'HANCOCK BTB.,
PITTSISIALGIS. PA
jr2o:l y •
IV ertsi
WALLACE a: CURTISS
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Conanaission Merchants,
11211MEEI
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM,
BENZINE AND LUBILICATING OILS,
No. 134 SOUTH irimans, PIIILADELPIIIA
012" Storage rapacity (under cover,) for 15,000 tibia.
Also excellent facilities fur chipping to Anieriosn
end Foreign ports, at our wharf on the Schuylkill
Riser, near the platform of the P. It,II. Jeitnly
WA LES,
werNium!: Ca, •
\ •
CO3I.MISSION MERCLIANTS,
SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM,
._Slw
... so
ES=
Ample ferllille. for STOIIAGE AND SHIPPING
EECI
at their yard and ‘rharf, sin
mytt:tf
OIL MEN need not be embarrassed by
the enforcement of the Bulk Ordinance, when
they ran hare their OIL barrelled and shipped vrith
out touching the City Wharves, as cheap, more
prompt. with less risk, has trouble and in better
order, at
Kl#li'S OIL YARD,
tho Allegheny Valley Railroad, above Imirrenro
-Title, where WI is pumped from the boasts direct to
the cars, and shipped to any point, East or W.est,
without any draylng or ro-i‘blppittg.
All orders promptly attended to.
Car Ogiu, et Yard, on Miaow, Passenger R. R.
Post (dike address, BOX 002, Pittsburgh ; or I ran
he seen daily at tho OIL EICILLNUL.
np22 DAVID EIRE.
fir.O. W. 1101.48111 P 111.32.1 f
WOOD:VILLE OIL filywan.
G EO. W. HOLDSMP & CO., 1.
3lennfacturere of BUILSINGDIL AND LUBRICA
TING OIL. Keepx`onstently On bend the very best
quality of BUNNING OIL, dear and althea/ color;
abla, e good LUBRICATOR, pure WHITE BEN
BOLE and CAR GREAkIE. >
rurAn orders kit ACM% 25 FIFTH sTniA‘r,
Bank Block it , cond 11°90r - 111 be promptly attended
- • orA:tf
DIA. mOND yukuw
N,&IrtOR & 13/11/71;
Refiners 'and Dealers in Carbonllit
tosorpaseeti by any In tho inneket..
•
' WS - Orders loft at their omco
StIIEET,or nt their works in Lawrenceville, will be
promptly attended to. Boyers or CRUDE OIL.
mhit -
LUCENT OIL WORKS,,
DIINCAN, DITHLAP & CO.,
•
Maatifacturors of
Pure White Refined Carbon Oile,
0111 co, Na 51 LIBERTY STREET,
m39X.inks. PITTSBURGH. PA.
ROBERT ASHAVORTII,
N0.16T. PITTSBURGII,
Forwarding if Commission Merchant
AND DEALER IS OILS.
. ILLUMINATING;MIBRICATING, CRUDE
PETROLEUM OILS, totustantly on Ipind and
for sak.st the lowest market prices, cpipagrunext4a .
and . . •, .
•
11:1411er fti, r ;
.CB,IPM': . AW:ItgETO. 3 D
T BOA* ranuiat;,ii4s743.4e,
1 1 9 4 &Pl:kit stOr;tropitagtto
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VOLUME • LXXVI---NO. 287.
McCOR]UCK & CAtLEXD} R,
OIL BROKERS,
211 and 213 South Water Street
grir Consipmx.nts eollcited.
arrEn To
LydnyirChorpertning, Iron CRT Oil Work,
0,..4
1,13 `hinter, of J. Pninter t (Co.
Jno. Q. Chalfant, of Spang, Chalfant A Co.
J7=3,13'
RIDER 4: CLARK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Petroleum and its Products, Oils,
51 BROAD STREET...
95 WATER A J 3 FRO-NTBTS--.lqrrinu.ll.c.a.
Agents for Om POUTLANIWEROSENE
WORKS, HEW YORK YARAPPLKE CASDLE
COMPANY, Sc.
MEI
_npl7 wr
JACOB %ILLS, ATTEI LW &Lary
PE'rROLITE OIL WORKS. •
Manufacture:ll of.
PRIME WHITE CARBON OIL, BENZOLE AND
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING Olh
Capacity Iwo thous:lna barrels parlraek..:
RUSE & GRAtt, PaorniEions,
(1111 ca, MONONGARELA ROUSE, Pittsburgh. ,.
myl.l
j 31ES 1 LN,
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua Ammonia
Ontorn Icft et Sohn Tortornehl k Co.'n Offien, c.
uer of M%ILh.ET AND FIRST STIINEV, _re
eel,: prompt ettent
INDEMNITY AGA INt 4 T LOSz BY
-L FIRE.—FRANK LIN FIRE NCEO1:11-
P ANY 01 PHILADELPHIA. Ulnae, an 4 _,La
Chest not Weer, near FM.
Statement of koneta, Jmnary Ist , PIO, publiithed
Arrorably to an act of .11,sombly,
Finn Ilortgagra, amply .occured.....--.SLSStI,Sn3 ppUU
Roll Estate (area% val. 8108,314 ) cont 102,935 PI
Temporary Loans on ample, Collateral
- 4 . 00 Stocka (Pratl ;km 54.472Yc0nt... '
Note. aml DMA Iteeeirablo ...... 1,021 LU
Cain —. 27,1119 00
1.11.1 - Tbo only pr. - 4u; from prnminms which liar
Carnpany can divide by law are Irma riebaowlak.b,
havq been detorrnlned.
Insurance malt on every description of property'
in town and country, at rums Oe hnr as are rotniden
with security.
Since their incorporation, a ported of thirty year:,
they have paid lotion by fire to an amount exitteding
Year Million. of Duffers, thereby affording evidencol
of the advantages of Insurance, as well Loi their abili
ty and dloyanition to moot with promptne.,. all !iv
I. Intl..
Lossen paid during the yenr
Charles N. Backer
Mordecai D. Lewia,
Tublas Wagner,
David S. Drown,
Samuel. Grunt,
CWARLEB
EDWARD C. DALE, Ve Prar.J•voi.
Ws. A. STEEL , Ferrefary trot
J. GAJU)NEII Age.L
Iny6 °Mee Nortlplud for. NV,..41 S Thlr,l
rs: . SI,•IiANCE
Insurance Co. of North America.
Insurance Co. of the State of Penna.,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
frd , lnenrance In Olio above old and reliable tom
Ponies rail 110 obtained on appllealon to
fe27:llly Bagslern 67 Water atreet. , '
WESTERN INSURANCE CUMPA-
I NY OF PITTSBURGII,
IL HILLER, Jr., PrnakText.
G. M. GORDON, Ben• Wary.
. _
Office, No. 92 Water street,' Span & Cu.'s Were
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
WIN insure against az liudi cll . Fire ~4 anir4, 4
nab, d 'savaged by Dirociarr uko
are sell known is de cosisfusity, mil tale are ef,Ae.
o .d, by PromPh.* and tastrality, to nelintsis the
rharucter ohich they hare assurnsf, as ofering Ms bed
prole: ids to those who desire to lie beamed:
- ASSETS, OCTOBER 20, 19.10.
Stock recount,----- ' ..S Gl,ooo'oo
Mortgnes 2,100 00
ommirerrniture .----;-...._„..—. 150 00
OP , O Accauttla, Otc-..-....-.-.4-----... 7.800 00
Premium • Notos.—... -1—....---. r^,005 14
Notes sad BBL Dtennin - Wi1....,....—.......„. 1 74,075 It
R. Miller, Jr..
James McAuley,
Nathaniel 110
Alex. Icrim
George Derrell',
Willi= ii. Smith,
11 W. llicketeou,
myriO I'.
CITIZR.VS INSURANCE CO3IPANY
01P PITTBDURGIL Office, corner Market-and •
Water streets, second fluor. i •
WM. DAO4Y.,ES,.,Presiderii, 4
SANUEI, REA, Ekeretetri. : , ••-• `..,:,.-, --- • .g 7.•
Daturas kteamboats tdtd C.
• • • tattl;itqL•-,:_ . : . . ... ;
Insures aplnst loss ihra k mag,i'inihe:imiT . l g ation
ot the SW:A.OM and iWestOrt 'lllrini,'l.ekes end
Doyens, end the narignikat of the Sen. .
Insures against laas.arld datenge DS tire.
°PLit - EPP. .
• f r. N. Kler, . .
John Shlprosa • '
ainon D. Cooper,
Ilerbaagh,
. .Caldwell, Jr., i
•
ohn S. Dilworth,
Charles 11:Zrzg. '
&NI; ]yd
Wm. Itamt
Jac Po*, Jr..
W. C. Johnston,
B. F. Jones,
•Hann (rens.
lion. T.ll. Mona,
itaielny Fuson,
Georg° Bingham,
pEOPLEB INSUItANC . COMPANy,
Office, N.t. corner Wood & Fifth Ste.,
EU ;AND TIAILM .INSTIBANCti
Wm. Pbillipe,
Job Watt,
Job E. Parka
Charkm 9. Bissell,
Wm. Vita %irk,
WM PHILLIPS, Neat'
JOHN WATT, Vim
W3I. F.GARDNER, SeavftT. -
A LLFAIHEN Y INSURANCE
.. 46 . PANT OF PITI,BURGII.— Office, Nel 37•. j
Fifth stieet, Ike* Block. • .
Ileum agelrue all kiwis of Piro end
ISAAC JONES; Preed* ent,
•
JOUN D, M'COBIN'Pte.', c*S:
B. M. BOOK, Beige
pt - WI :pie •••
•• • • Ca T
DIRLGT4
kw, Jones,
0. C. Ilispreey,
Carve,* CMldr, '
curt. h c Gran'
John itado,
B. J., Tahaeitock,
A LLEN'iLttift:sl.lo.lt.k; CO., VALtiy
yowspay, Pittr.humb.. l N 6 • •
Natitfieturew or cooKt,rximon, AND
!Nano:WM, PIiII.LOBAND SUCHEN OSAVEIf;
lIOLLOW WAILS, etc4BteakiirulGlguiLlacrolds:Doll- .
Ina iontmtingsilllti °mini; (13 2 43VAPer std Arr...
tit pa Pipe, E 3.4 Isuaa. Dcr, kora, WatZonikkizei.64 , *
jorriC4ttlm P,tilleys,Thingent;Ctirin . o.l,s, Outpilige
coartingr Reimers] IT. • Alek4 Jolibintan4 gatbit* -
Cattnitir Made toy order.
INA - 13tosm billorris Power:
M; , III3TEENi . kinAtu , •FOIYNDitUNO
all Asiilikusi Frrntsts--"ParslaulatUtiliticrtt- 1 -
watt twelve( Mktg Altana repaladtwof .OIL MS2IO
It - EBATA's MI: klmis of BUBO AND:IIIONVOUP,
=ANS° , 003,11 T, Also BRASS- C44371#9 . 15±441 1
lads;
/Monier' tett MAIN. 0 1101 : 311 WATE". 3 .1
at r i ni fbry
~ ,a,of,takoky.reowe *Fsperiewtt
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13322120
Cd FDL
W. A. Cli.i.P.ll AN. Aar-re.
as Water fi I:r4 Frunt art
EMESESS
1.78 UR.4JrCE.
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.RICK,bBo '7
!new 11,0.
Jacob I. Smith,
IFAlivaril C. Dal,
C.
W..ll.lchartlA.
C.:;..,erg„
15=1
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W. I'. JONES, Agent.
f23,21:6
DILECTIAS
Andrew /Leklee.
Alexander Speer,
Baird IL Long,,
Rees J. Thomea,
Benj.Bakeardl,
John B. /ream.
GORDON, &,0417/.
PIRICTOUS ;
Sanwa D T Verner, •
Capt.lehn L. IthertoNa
PanavalP. Phrlirer,
George.P. Jcales
Daniel Wallace,
C. Ganac,n
DEAN, Catena Ape.t.
iota .
Jambs;
8. Sternito, -
capcvnit: pe , on;
R.; Iklters*