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FRIDAY .MORNING ~.AUGUST 12
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.,
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET;
sittisr tsw ,nrac
GEORGE P. GILLMOTtE,of Pittsburgh
DISTIUCT 1.11'0UNIT:
JOHN N. arcLowpx, of Pittsburgh
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SAMUEL .MSEE, of Birmingham.
Asszmam.
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-., jOSEpH - JEItAVIS, otAllegheriy Cltr,::. , : .
SAMUEL W. MEANS, of Robinson township;
PHILIP H. STEVENSOA, of Moon township;
JACOB STUCKRATE, of. Allegheny City;
ANDREW JAC:fiSON,BEAUM9NT, of Pittsburgh
COIISTT COMMISSIospa: . .
EDWARD CAMPBELL,'Ja, of Pittsburgh
COUNTY TIILLSUR=
,JAIII . E;3:I3LACLAIOItE, of,Pittsburgh
• COMITY: AIIDITOBY
JOHN T. SYMMES, of Pittsburgh
' MITSTY 60I1VF.TOR:
JOEL KETCHUM, of Elizspeth
. DMUS= OD .171 r. POOH:
THOMAS NEEL, of Tareotum
GREAT NORTHERN' AND SOUTHERN
M AILS.
The New Orleans 73-ifti Delta, of the 29th
ult.,, :contains a copy of a memorial to the
Post Master General, in favor of continu
ing the New Orleans and New York mail on
the ieland land, all rail route throtigh Louisi
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Vir
ginia,"&e.; in opposition to a supposed favorite
route of. the Department, called the " Fer
nandina Route!' This route is by the pies
ent rail route from New York to Charleston,
thence byl steam to Fernandina, Florida,
thence cross Florida by railroad to Cedar
Key, and thence by steamer toNew Orleans.
The Washington Coristitut;Ni, in commenting
on this memorial, exhibits .an irregularity
of mail transpOrtation we are greatly sur:-
:prised' rit; andthat vve did:not suppose exist
ed in any part of the United States, and
least of all on so important a mail route as
the one in question.
Of two - hundrecl and twenty mails sent from
New York to New Orleans during the nine
months from Ist • July, 1358, to 31st of
March, 1559, only sixteen were carried
through on schedule time, leaving two hun
dred and four which fell behind time-, 7
some of them being as long as fifeeen daYS
on the route ! During the above perioit
(from July Ist, 1958 to March 31st, 1859) there
were ninety-seven days no mail whatever
was received, in New Orleans. In our
times, as conductors of a daily press, we
thought we occasionally had good reason to
complain of irregularity of mails, but never
have we exprieneed, or before heard of such
irregularities as are now given to the public.
We are a. forgiving and a forbearing people,
or such trilling with commercial communi
ties would not have been so long and so
lently endured.
ltseems that tlongress, over a year ago,
made provision by which the Post Office
Department may contract the mail
from Portland, Maine, to New )rleans, with
individual corpolations,.so as to have but
one party responsible instead of a dozen or
more as under the old law. This plan also
enables the Post Master General to exact a
ferfeittire of the pay for the whole trip
(over 2;000 miles) for a lost mail, instead of
as at present the forfeiture for a small frac
tion of the route when the loss of the mail
is Caused by one of the short links of the
long route. It seems to us that the plan
now about being adopted by the Post Office
Department for the New York and . New
Orleans mail is the proper, one for all the
-leading routes, and if extended to them,
will greatly increase the regularity of mail
transportation and in the end cheapen this
service to the Department. Wo shall here
after undertake to show how this can be
done.
' Notwithstanding the Department has
been very savinr , of its advertisements in this
quarter, we hope the enterprising men
through' Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illi
nois, &c., have had their attention drawn to
the subject, and that they will hand the
Department such a bid as the superior tacit-
Ries they have at their command warrant.
There will, in a very few months, be a contin
uous rail route (excepting 20 m il es b e tw ee n
Cairo and Columbus) from Philadelphia to
New Orleans via Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, or
Cincinnati, Cairo, which route take it as a
whole, is we believe superior to any other
route for the great mail between New Orleans
and the North. If the Post Master General
will: place this great mail on the route we
indicate, we may be tempted to give him
our guarantee that the records of his de
partment shall not again be disgraced with
sucha list of failures as has been exposed in
the Constitution.
Another Act in the Drama of the Eric
Railroad Closed
Mr. Nathaniel 31 arsh,at present Secretary,
has been appointed Receiver by Judge Mitch
ell, at the unanimous request of the Trustees
of mortgage bonds, and of large numbers`of
unsecured bondholders. There was no op
position to Marsh's apPointment. At a late
hour Messrs. Brown Bros. named Benj.
Lcder, but expressed themselves satisfied
with Mr. Marsh as soon as Mr. M. his exe
cuted. the bond to Court, and will pass into
full possession of the Road, and the whole
dramatis persone who have figured in the
management, during the late unsuccessful
season, will retire to private life, except such
as.may be retained by Mr. M. to assist in
operating the ROati.-
A Xo . lltiCl American actor, named lierman
Ve7in, of Philadelphia, has just made his debut
on the London stage with great success. Some
of the Philadelphia papers are in extacies over
his brilliant achievements, and the critiques of.
the_London press are indeed of the most flat
tering kind.
Miss LYDIA BARNARD, of Amherst, New
liampshire,now in her ono hundred and second
year, one day last week,walked nearly a quarter
of a mile and back to procure her miniature,
and the same week went half tho distance un
attended; to call upon a venerable neighbor.
Mrs. KNOWLES. ono of the attendants at
the Lunatic Asylum in Staunton, Virginia,
was killed _on - Friday last, by one of the pa
tients, who struck her with a heary brush on
the head, causing her death shortly after. She
was formerly of. Rockbridge county Va.
GEORGE Lonnru, the absconding Grand
Master of Odd Fellows, in En g land, has turned
up in Clifton, C. W. It will be recoilected
that, before leaving England, he stole $20) 00
of the funds belonging to the order.
1 1111 G RE -new self-ruling envelopes, of which a
considerable number had been ordered by the
Post Office Department, are now in process of
manufacture, but will not be offered for sale at
,tbe rost Offices before October next.
The Next House of Representatives.:
Although Kentucky and Tennessee have gone
largely Democratic at the late elections, on their
State tickets, the Opposition have giiiiiedseiVer
al m e : pipers of Congress in each, owing td , the
Demodlittic•dikristoas in some of the districts.'
The
_South . A.ra*icapa," as they•are
will have quite iandsome ;force in the ' text
Hotta of Ittipresentatives, and will wield the
balance of power in that body. Their strengtii
may be computed thus :
Maryland
Yid nia '
North Carolina.
Georgia
Louisiana
_Tennessee
Kentucky
The Democrats will have sixty-six Regular
members from the South and twenty-six from
the North, making ninety-two in all. There
etc . :six Independent Democrats elected. The
House, on the question of organization, will be
thus divided
Re iir'D'emoorrita
Irreghlar Democrat.
South A:merican.
Republicans
The Americans will bo able to dictate terms
the Republicans upon the question of Speaker
and Clerk. They will either force them to
choose one of their own men for Speaker, or
else take some conservative gentlemen from the
North-Zliko Thomas Corwi n, for instance. They
will also modify and greatly influence the ac
tion of the Republicans on the slavery question
and other political matters. If the Republi
cans do not accede to their terms, enough of
them may . •vote . for the Democretie Speakel• to
elect him under the plurality rule. We do not
anticipate this, however, for the Republicans
are generrilly willing to sacrifice their princi
ples and sell out for a few offices.
State Fairs
The following are the times lippoint,3 for
the meeting of the several State Fairs for the
vent. 1859:
Minor , Freepiirt, ..t. t.t.r,- t' U.S. Aerieulturul So. • Cnitstito. `..1, 1'..1-17
KentUC:ky ......... ........ .. . Lesiii;.o4,ll. 5.14. 1: 1 -- 17
Vermont Barlio,ton. i-1.1. I.i-li.
Western Virginia. Wiiieline 14.1 silit l''.- 10
New Jersey. ...... ........ . ElirMi..iii. •ti•iii 1,- -b.
Maine... Aiimer i -..pt 2 , • -2,
California 511C11.111 , 1i1., '••1.1.. 1.7-_C
Ohio 7.,n,.v0i... -,.. 1 .,,. •,,,,__.L:
:s:ebrn , ..-ka.. Net.i.ka Co. :.'t.pt. 21---i.: - .
Indiana M'. All. -4111, .'..1.. 3r`--3 , 1
Si. Loci= (MO.} COMO rtir. -opt. 16---:to
WISCODSiII ...... . . siiil,olllll S. a. I , :—.
Penn , vl,lll::t . . .. Phi1... , ic1p1i,.., , 4 4.1.1. 17-1.,
it/WA telltal3..-.1.
Canada We.t .... Kile,t..ll, -...pi. .t:--it.
Mittltiff.rut 1.0..:tr.et ,w 1 t—
-2,-....1w York kill:Ant , 1_,•1 .4--
New Ilittutetire..
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Marylukl
ALawfa
CAPTAIN RANDALL. o
poses to build, by stoek cub-criptiuu, , I.4.lift‘
four hundred feet lung :aul i-rty-ei , zht
beam, with accommodation.: fur, thre;•
passenger, and three thuti‘and tun: uf
This ship will have iron diagonal
the frame, iron-1, inside the planhini
and have iron bulk-heads dividini; the int
`Ol , ll compartments. The prop , llini:
will he two marine engines. - .t theit•iiii.
Tice hundred horse-power, and two sot,
wheels. *rile =Lip will draw but thirteen
of water, and the projeetor believes thlt
constructed on ltle plan. would the
in seven days.. The cast of the I:: V.:I
mated at. $:.00,004 1 . Captain
great. experience in ..teanishipA. ti
Lakes and in California.
AT the Blue Lick, polls,
election day, a difficulty oi:corn - A beto n t
young men named Al..b.,tt and 111. , 1,ncy,
which their fathers became involvod, ti,
elder D. struck the elder A. with a
load pipe, whieh o enraged the sou of th I la:
ter, that he drew a ha -4. , thlwh•
thrust it twice through
blado passing out at his back,, Ibriabey ~..d
almost immediately, but, while he wa• breath •
lug hi last, the father of the v tb rnatrio.l
the knife from his son', , hand and cut the dy
ing face and head until he
man semblance.
THE opera season 14 .C.l.piNACii to open in New
York and Philadelphia with great r, hI. The
qockolder t 4 of the New York Acad , roy ui
Music have ordered new scenery to be i.aint.d
for the "Sicilian Vesper' and Juice,
which, with magnificent dresm,, r
roperties being now manufactured at Par
wio„, cost $23,000. The :.tockb..l , l,N of the
PRiadelphia Academy of Music har e pen.]
e d $8,400 for new and splendid scenery for th,•
foregoing operas. The proprietors of the New
York house hare embarked $20,000 in rr , -
gaging now artistes for the neat opera !..ea-
-0 .1••• *—
The ,4outhern
Mr. John Mitchell ann ,, u rice: that •'thi
week's SIAI thern Cilicni is th. M
" F6l" nearly two yours I have had entire
control of it. I have occasion n o w to po t
Europe. Mr. Swan declines to carry on the
publication without 1/le : and therefore it ln ,
been necessary to look out for =once W,.4.151y pa
per of kindred politics which we could tope
would be acceptable to our pre ,, ent suh-criber,.
The proprietors of the New York Po ! , Br,r4L
have accordingly purchased the ,uln.eription
list of the .S'unthern Cili7en, and will ,1111 i. r
readers with their weekly publication tor tics
unexpired term of the su re,net•tively
"In making this announcement, I feel that
I owe to our numerous friends at the South not
only thanks for the kind interest they have
taken in the success of this journal, hut an
apology also for so suddenly abandoning a la
bur which has Leen both agreeable to ,
and, as I venture to hope, profitable to th i s
cause which the Southern CitLe, woe e-tabli,h
-ed to serve and promote. Circumstances pre
clude a full exposition of my motives to the
Present step; so that I can only ask l'or a kind
and indulgent construction of those moti,,
at the hands of my friends. From my enelnics.
if I have any, I Mire nothing to ask."
EIGHTEEN thousand sheep, am unpre•re
.dented number, were received in idea
last week. The extreme drought has parched
the grass, and induced their owners to Fend
them to market. The lambs are, many
them, not. in good conditi o c, and sell at a Md
larm'head. The maket is so dull that many
drovers have taken their sheep to Long 41,iml
and distsibuted them among the farmers.
WATER maine are tapped in Wa=hington by
a new patent machine, which is much praised.
A hole is drilled nearly through the pipe, a
thin crust being left on the inside. The tap is
then inserted, and the hole tapped. By means
of a drill inserted through the stop, after: it is
fastened to a pipe, the inside crust is very
easily removed, leaving the stop firmly fasten
ed in.
"AT Ottawa, Wesley B. Fisher, convict
ed of the murder of his wife, has been senteneed
to, be hung on the 17th day of August: lie
exhibits the utmost indifference to his! fate,
sneers at the time given him in which " to
repent," and says that he does nut want to
repent, but is going to hell, where hiS wife
is."
PRINCE .LUCIEN BONAPARTE is sojoarning
among the Weardalo Hills, in Scotland, 'trans
lating the "Song of Solomon " into the dia
lect of the country, intending, when he has
Ilnished his task there, to proceed on a similar
misssion to Craven, in Yorkshire. This voca
tion of the Prince contrasts very remailrably
with that of the more eminent member'of the
family who occupies the throne of Franco.
PAYmAsTEa. A J. Coffee, United StetFs Ar
mY, has tendered his resignation, which has
been aceopted; and Isaac Winston, of Kansas
Territory, has been appointed in his place.
.. .. ~~C F;y ~.
[From the States.]
True to His Purpose
The article front the Pittsburgh Post, front
which we extracted two or three paragraphs a
few days ago, advocating the candidacy of Mr.
Buchanan, has furnished the President with a
- suitable occasion, as has been seen by his letter
to Judge McCandless, to re-express, as "final
and conclusive," his solemn "determination
not, under any circumstances, to become acan
didate for re-election." . .
Prior to his election Mr. Buchanan decided
that ho would serve but a single term, and his
mind, we are persuaded, has not since under
gone, oven temporarily, the slightest change
upon the subject. After a laborious life of
nearly fifty years in the public service, except
ut comparatively short intervals, it is altogeth
er natural that he should desire repose during
the time which he may bo permitted to yet re
main upon earth. With such habits and such
a constitution as his, there aro well founded
hopes that, after quitting the Executive fan•
sion, he may enjoy still fifteen years of delight
ful tranquility in the shades of his beloved
Wheatland.
The last and most imj)ortant net in theevent•
ful official life of :Sir. Buchanan has yet to he
pefformed. He has to close his career. But
nineteen short months remain for the accomp
lishment of this object. That v. ill employ
them advantageously we can scarcely for a
moment doubt. Ile will, we verily believe,
work on as be has worked ever, down to the
last (lay of his term, in order that nothing linty
be left undone, either its relates to sir
foreign affair:. that it wit: , In his power to do
for the ativariecruentof his cotintr's b on er and
intoresis, leaving us cl e an a (I..eket as w a s
ever loft by a retiring ton sti •• esaling.
.Mach curiosity rind an inordinate degree of
anxiety will now he ialtertained with re,pect
to the :Aspirant upon whom Mr. Ituelnimin will
prefer his niant‘d of odic,' to th.:I • I`MI. That lie
bus a favorite. per, re,•el tie'', it i-,
to quptlll, , ,•: but that be is d,- 1 ,,,,n1 1.,
in behalf taverit , , e, et t-
Iv or ...it arum, we are net prepared 141 15,111,1•.
It i, tr.' that (11 , 1, to the e i oitra
r)-- that. all 11 0 .- trail iferriiHe influence will ll'
esert,l 1..; o-eun notainatiori sit Charle , ton
of a I, , rtain Senator, who i, , and ha" rer
Near.... tnunlud, confidential friend, and tyho
eiinspienet, plat in this. lain, iutrui
tle•te are in.lslld: to the
lt 11 . 1.11 thl . 110,I f r i en d s hi psain
exact. One roan may not Julia:l - II his eisitjat
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lhan up, a nd
hill r.,•.;vered was :It :Lrds
behind. Fb..re around to tlee quarter
pole in seooad,, f u ll a a 0 .„,„.,, „1„,:„1 ul
Princess; but on the back,lretell tho
inure clo.-,ed gradually, until at the half •
Mile polo—I:0 1 l'rinee.-s Wit, about lifty
yards only behind. The driver of Prince:=3
eruct her steadily along, being Sure he was , iii
from being diAloice.l, the drivoroi Flora
sent her along to phut her , pppora::;t out if
pOssible, and Flora diulual past the tend forty
yards ahead, making the boat- in 2,2 . 2_ two
seConds and a half quicker before.
Third Iker.---Tliey had as:m.4 beau:tiful
start, Flora taking the lead around the upper
turn, and luadin t o the
quarter polo a couple
of open lengths iii thirty-live second , . t7oin , ;
down the backstretch Princess challenged
Flora for tho lead; end before reaching the
half mile pole shit had taken .sides with her.
They made the half mile head and head to
gether in 1:10; but in going around the lower
turn Flora Temple shoved the California mare
off and swung on the homestretch an open
length ahead; and keeping Up the speed, Prin
cess being urged beyond her speed broke up,
and Flora went home a winner of the heat and
race in the wonderful time of ; every heat
in the race being made in a second (picker
than the fastest time over recorded. The ful-lowing is a suMmary:—
Frt.trsr. CounsE, L. I.—Tuesday, August
9.—Purse $l,OOO, mile heats, best threesin five,
in harness.
J. McMann entered b. m, Flora Temple. 1 1 1
J. Eoti entered b. m. Princess 2 2 -
Time-2: 2 _3,i, 2:22, 2:2:11.
TIIE newspapers in Indianapolis, I,afayette
And ItieluiiOnd, are running the "Suns o f
Malta " question into the ground.
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•
Liberality -of Mr. A. T. Stewart.
The New York correspondent of the Cleve
land _Lade,- says:
"I was told a few evenings since that Mr. A.
T. Stewart,. the Merchant Prince of New
York, intends to build a large Home for
Widows and Indigent Women, and endow it
most liberally; and that if one million of
dollars are not enough, he will use two mil
lions. Mr. Stewart says it is to the women he
is indebted for his fortune, and now in return
he will use it to benefit them, without regard
to se, or CrrTd."
LAST week, a little girl, aged the, was placed
in the New York State Lunatic Asylum. The
child was'a very intelligent one, and its close
applicatidn to stu,dy threw it into fits, and re
sulted in destroying its mind.
Jr is calculated that upwards of $BOO,OOO
worth of cotton has been lo4t by fires at sea
within the past year—mostly occasioned by
the use of oil in the cotton preises at New Or
leans or on shipboard.
Till.: number of death, in Now York city
laFtweekwassix hundred and twenty-live,being
lifty-four than during the corresponding
week of litit year.
iT is thought that the Sunday travel question
will enter lar*:l3 - into the politics of Philadel
phia uul some other large cities next fall.
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S. M. H. MYERS'
SCHOOL tOlt VOUNL* LADIES,
' • -
No. :!.3 Ilnocoela St.
THEDi I'lll'..`; 11h 7 71 IS BCIIOIII.
lbw FIR:, I' oN I 0; OF sEvrEm
-1,1..E. trill 1.0 allied lin ,thelent p, of In
n.p. I . nrn•lpal en31,14.1wr
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It( )1' i'.l{T
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„, 1 , 1 , 1 ... 1 :",,,,, .20 feet ,nt nn 1% n•Ann street•
I, I.:, to South :klley cub, or 81100.1
Fur by
:1114! . ir r intlarr tiuN , M Market et.
LtW 71116 - 11 — Lc - P — EttELf DI ED 131;AV N
NytNI , S(),R tal'—nmeh approved 61.
.•11.1.,a1y . . A large supply pea received
tSEPII FLEMING.
corner of thantooti :tr',ll Markel street.
BWN 'S ESSENCE .1 AMAICA—iii-N
-GER.—This is an exeollent family Meclielne, and at
the, re n on of the year every family Anuld have a bot
tle. 'rho genante for sale by JOn. FLEMING,
an.../9 corner of Diamond Inn.' Market street.
noo COLLARS, DOG COLLARS.—Of
all biZt.B to FLlit the largest New Fonotiland or the
,ioalloi4 Terrier, pt Low Pliees.
varieties, at
Macs. .11 3. 1 1: A..
p,
mured fyoEm., 10,
4 1 IFLatLi
street,
Y SCO t
o
No. ;al ou tha oprosito side of the street, next door to
E.,1011, Cice k Co.l new store, seeinal story. [augl
ONE DOLLAR will buy, it superior -
ton Skirt, mtde of the best watch-spring 'duel. at
EATON, CREE it CO.'S,
angll corner Fifth and Market streets.
Dit ESS TRI iNIM I NG'S, Embroideries, Ho
siery and Glares, and all Summer Goods at Cost,
before removal to cm new room on Fifth street.
EATON, CREE h CO.,
aug,ll Fifth awl Marko: sts.
Owrhav Holland Bitter.
L. lib] in-, 1,10 , ..10.1 4IA ill.
11“ . 1.::::1 1;01. r, 1, I p.
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lduertisements
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Vcstern Hones
Doi: gIiZZLF4 Lua IsruzzLa.:,
BOWN & TETLEY'S,
136 Wood street
NI 0 - C7 A L_
Vett Advertisements.
A Splendid Farm,
OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
within an hour's ride of Pittsburgh, for sale on lib
eral terms. Apply at this office, to
align JAMES P. BARR.
The Western University.
?THIS INSTITUTION, with an able Board
of Instructors, an extensive and valuable cabinet
of Minerals, a complete set of Chemical and Philosophi
cal. Apparatus, mostly new, and a large and commodious
building, offers the best advantages to those in a prepa
ratory Sr collegiate course.
Tho next term will commence September sth.
autrs,:tw:cS.l BAKEWELL, Secretary.
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOUI ;
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
OUNG LADIES, N0.14S THIRD FIRM, Pi tb•hur szh.
This School otfero to young besides aTull Eng
li,h course, unusual facilities to acquire the French Lam
gunge and Literature, the Ppncipal, an American horn,
having resided several years in 1. ranee, and being assist
ed by Mr. Tetedoux, a native of PAris, and graduate of
the 6' College Charlemagne."
The second annual session will open on Monday, the
12th of September.
Price of tuition by the term, $2.1; French and Latin
taught without extra charge.
No pupils received under ten years of age.
For circulars, Aie., apply at Mr. Mellor'a and Mr. Dari
son's wires. or at the residence of Madame Tetedonx.
augict,era)
ENTEEL BOARDING.—Six gentlemen
can be accommodated with rooms and hoarding,
in a firstclass boarding house. pleavintly located on
Liberty street, two minutes walk tram the business pot
lion at the city. For further information apply to W.
11. WHIT:CFA, at the Aloe of the Morning Posh
aug-taf
It E 1) U C T I ON
BOOTS AND SHOES
W. E. St' II MERTZ CO.
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SVM3II:Ft ()F 110:3T9 ANI,
Ala I ir , .tt on fr.rn-,r pri,....
To Illakr Room for Fall Goods, at
TARENTIIM CAMP MEETING
A ILEGIIEN I VALLEY RAILROAD,
WI LE HUN AS FOLL AVS :—Dopar
lute Star; qi fit Tart,tum.
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7 r M.
t I,tl. F. 3fORLY, Supt
1 . 1ii , 14tr,11
1-3 I A. 7A7" 'l' HA.
NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY
110•1',.....r..1 NM , of ,11-I, hawl,
ut....turt , •l 8010. tor y. %;:noti
It, .1 I -I,ort n.
Warehouse. No. 111 Water street.
‘01,4 lc EN11.., , C1 , 1.1.Y .4 co.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of Protoxide
of iron Combined,
.cf . PAS:4I'.I) TIIE
DYSPEPSIA,
!iffe:liont the Liver, Droysta, Nettralgia,Bron
cL•itis and Consumptive Tendencies, Disor
delcd State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy,
and the prostrating effects of Lead,
or Mercury, General Debility,
and all diseases which ra
quire a tonic and altera
tive Medicine is be
yond question.
Tlo , proof•O r.,** , tl:*•:toy o'o , o urn - . 11,..., troll autllen
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It tO I.- a 4•11,.a11.1.111. it. ranv.• it
111011,, aro intlntat.l
1,1.0,1. :Ina I,ll.wer.ling ,Crom unt
1:LIV lr et 17,1 rt•trli.
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till „,,la
ar.• tangibk, tin w itu,,e, ; , 0 ,1 th e
„ t r ety aoa e ith• twe ..1 Syrup
for Sift ,ma.ll
$l, -, for
in th, Ptlleftry of the ••
nua - r,"' I, 1110d1V111:0 tv,‘ revornmentl to our
t.r.,,htt.it in the uttioNtr, the 1•31VILII reathug inr thin
inn,nn-n i nlitn,
It,. Joh:: I'le7pont, It.,
Martin Moore,
" Thos. Star Kin,t,
it_ Md.... " Charlel
S II Itehlt.l, Sylv:tnu. Cobb,
Jot. 11. ('ltht - h. " I; in Etltnutt,ls.
Sold I.).
DR. G FA. H. KEYSER,
Jaw 141) AVrood street.
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY
Jo.. Dilworth, D. 8 . . C. Bidwell,
RAILROAD SPIKES,
: , 0•T
l'or. of \Cntrr rt. Unit Cherry .1
I y PI TINli wail'. PA
j ETNA S 1 wuliKs.
-
wio
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
rANI:rk,III7.I. AND DEALER IN FVERY TATUM OF
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY URATE FRONTS, &(.
Sole Prorth•tor of the Celebrkted
PATENT IMIN.NING AND SMOKE CoNstjM lNe
COOK STOVES
CHARLES B. KEEN,
ST 00 33 P. 0 1K
1'45 Walnut tit,
Bomdlid and Sold on Commi,ion at Board 01Bro
-1,.... Nu‘s 'York and Baltimore.
LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY,
cOR YOUNG LADIES,
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION. of two
terms, live months melt will open on TUESDAY,
THE 13'1'I1 OF SEVIEM It Eli. at ti licloek. A. M.
The Faculty of Teachers n hi, tilled their situations
Irak sock distinguished curries during the past year;
Ont nine 4 , ol,l:ectlrm with the institution.
i II) Sewn ut Ortlib greatlii2ereawit facilities for travel
stloriled I y the new Passenger Railway. it limittil number
of Day Pupils ill he received from Pittsburgh. The
number of Boarding pupils is limited to thirty. Early
applications aro desirable.
Circulars eoutitining general information, terms, ke.,
inns be lind at Davis' and Davison's, Booksellers, andat
Eljber's and Mellor's. Hnsic Dealers; or by addressing,
through Pitisligrgh Postotlice,
angliisAseinlo REV. it EORCE T. RIDER. A. 111.
HUGH M. BOLE
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
GREAT WESTERN PLAINTNG MILL ' cor. Mar
bury and Diepicoic Woo, Pittsburgh. , wit) make to
order, and warranted . as gockfe#.9 can be made, the
following machinery, via :—SteMn Engines, Turning
Lathes, for wood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Drilling Machines; Ilousenand Tobacco Screws; Patent
riglit and Model Machines, in the best tnaianer; Shafting,
Putties, and Hangers. of all eines and variety; Screws, of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger En
gines, and hank Pumps for steamboats, .tc. Lathe
Shears and other Planing done p order; can plane 3 - 2
inches wide, by 0 feet inches long.
All Orders Promptly Filltdond Earocstlo &Ueda].
N. B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses and other Sifachines.
Jyls:lyd:is
J3uN NET RUCHES, Qui Rings, Flowers,
at very low prices to Whuleaalo buyers.
EA'T'ON, CRkX, S CO.,
earner Fifth and Market streets.
▪ IOWN'S FSNENC • A A lx -
✓ GER for sale by B. L. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
H 2O No. CO, corner Fourth and Wood streets.
LASS.--300 bxs. assorted Window Glass
for sale by (aug3) HENRY H. COLLINS.
Ifirl TER.-10 firkins for sale by
BM WILLIAM 11:9111TH h CO
.. i.±i,~i: ,y 4.
P=O=
31 FIFTH STREET.
to 15.•1. r. Roue 41 1,11,)
MANI IACI Ull LI, or
SL..v!, P.'!;,!:•"-qh, j.-1
MMff=
CURVY DAVIS-
. .
DAJVISjiIi, 'PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AN]) MANUFACTURERS,
. 1314-1 : 7 11C33E1:2,8,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
ILIANDFACTDRERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBEVG MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen's - Celebrated Steam and Water Guages,
- •
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND -104 FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PENNY/V.
Wareracaus, G 7 Wood street. Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
aug2:Cmisaip
New advertisements.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND 110 P DEALER,
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
HAVING COMMENCED BREWING
for the season, I am now prepared to furnish my
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE.
In addition to my regular brands. I am maniintetur
mg a very FINE FLAVORED. BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use. -
This Ale isnot only a delightful beverage, but is highly
recommended hf the medic I faculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
celebrated •
WHEELING BOTTLED 'ALES,
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER
AND CIJAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packeges Seta to any part of the city. • augllhnin
r NoTa ic—ltookstall be opened to receive
Ce ' subscriptions to the capital stock of the. MO
NONGAHELA PASSENGER RAI LAVA Y COMPANY,
at the St. I hark, Hotel, in the city of Pittsburgh.on the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. 1)., 19:73, at 10
o'clock A. ill., of saitLdriy. jy2.3
CITY AND COUNTY INDURANCE COMPANY.
I'UTICE IS lIEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th,1&19, Books to receive subseriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will re-open attlte office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegeny. on MONDAY, the
11th of July. and be continued until the whole number
of shares are subscribed, from 9 o'clock, A. ,to 4
o'clock. P. M., each day
Josiah King,
Henry Irwin,
Peter Peterson.
O.U.Craig.
James Old,
James Gibson,
C. Yeager.
Smnnel Gornity.
John A. Scott,
John W. Riddle,
Samuel Lindsay. •Itun
M. Portland,
L. N. Evens,
It. W. PoindrAler,
James Park. Jun..
D. beet Shields,
jyllitf
James L.Grnharn,
William B. Pusey,
John Birmingham,
Wm. Y. Baum,
John Irvin, Sen.,
John SAITILSCaI,
:eorge Lewis,
Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen.,
It P. M'Dowed,
David Greig.
.1. Lougmore,
Thomas Farley,
Alex. Idilande,
Thoma 4 Donnelly,
James A. cliti,ina,
Clonniissioliery
NEW ARRIVAL
1
, • p
PIANO FORTES.
jlfsT RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS,
From the Manufactory-0f
CHICK RING & SONS,
Uf 6.!, and 7 octaves, and carious style of finish.
ANTALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED
The public are invited to call and examine the stock
of the subscriber, which consists of nearly
FIFTY PIANOS_
JOHNM. MELLOR,
-el WOOD STREET.
.113-Threc Excellent Pianos to Rent. (jyt29
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED-A -SPLENDID NEW
lot of MELODEONS. from the • ,
factory of MV OS a HAMLIN, Boston,
including all the styles made by this firm..
'rho , , instruments have been approved •
l.v the greatest musicians in the country—as Dr. Lowell
Maisen, Geo. F. Boot, W. B. Bradbury, and others--con
sequently they Con he relied on as being fret dam in.,frth
mods. 'they are noted far the following points.:
I. 'Their pure and musical quality of tone.
Their great power of tone.
3. Their perfect equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
I. Their beautiful style of finish.
n. Their durability.
7. Their eheapness of price.
For sale only by JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. tt Wood street.
Descriptive circulars mailed to any address. [myl3
To Housekeepers.
SOMETIIING NEW.-B. T. BABBITT'S
BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS,
manufac;liired from common salt. and pre-!c
C
ig v e t.. T. i t7t l e y r,o d i i , l l eren t t te r r ro e m itr o a tl et, le z u d
Int:inner as to produce Bread. Biscuit, and all
• kinds of Cake, without containing a particle o
tit-rains when the bread or cake is baked; there
, „11,y produelitu wholesome results Every parti.,
/ of Saleratus is turned to gas, and passe.
through the bread or while bail; illg; eon: .
!sequently nothing remains but common Salt,
Water and Flour. You 141/1 readily perceive by
• ,the taste of this Salaratus that it is entirely dill
u u,l rent from ether haleratus.
I It is parked in one pound papers, each wrap
per branded, B. T. Babbitt a Best Medicinal
.'‘ , ',Saleraitts also, picture, twisted loaf of bread.
;w , tlt a glass of etterve_Seing water on the top.—
!• When you purchase one paper you ShOIIN pro
/ lf serve the wrapper. and be particular to get. the
inext exactly like the first—brand as above.
Full ,l,recti.ue fur making. Bro.' with Bit,
Sdleralus and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
,teconipauv each package; directions for;
~,
0 o ,rnaßliiiT, :di kinds of Ptcdry; also, tor maims:
:sksta Water tuttlSeittlita Powders.
AND'
MAUR YOUR OWN SOAP,
B. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCENTRATED
1 POTAS
Wsrmn ted double the strength of ordinary Pot-,
Ina up ;n ans lbs., 3 Ihs.,6lDs. and
u ! ! !!12 lbs.—with full directions for making Hartland
!Soft Soap. Consumers trill fund this the cheapd i
!est Potash in market. • i
/ND Manufactured and for sale by
B. 'P. - BABBITT,
No 9. PS and 70 Washington sL, N. V.,
7 Oijrnydaw and No. as India st.. Boston.
WM . 11 . WH I Tlii EX,
NOTARY PUBLIC _
FFICF at the Pittsburgh Poet, Fifth
street. near \\ cod. iyl3
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lOO.
A L S
nomEs . r!-:.ths FOR $l,OOO 4Nr OVER,
'IIIIITED ON AND NEAR
RAPPAHANNOCK RUi.jflH?
AINAIL AND DELO
Fredericksburg, in Virginia.
ANEW TOWN CALLED RA_PPAHAN
such% 11., recently been Ind out in Culpepper
county, in the 'lutist of the GOLD REGION OF I.IIZ
-41-NI A, surromp4ed by Mars and MlNLva,Coursarm mut
Farms and 'roan Lots in alternate divistona or strARIN,
call now be had for a `. MF.H.E BONG," simply to IND=
Nl:Trunlr_NT in this desirable region. $154,900 worth of
land is to be divided amongst purchasers, or army AWAY,
WI an inducement to conic on and make improvements,
and the land is of the most improvable quatias._ Many
have already settled, and scores of others are - coming:
GOOD FAHMINti LAND, in tracts of any sire to suit purclut
i,ors, can also be had at from tell to twenty dolLsrs fart
acre, payable in easy quarter yearly inStalinerkAN.
questiwielbleiitles trill in all awes 6c gicert.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Everywhere to sell these lands. Liberal inducements
will be given. For particulars address
-
E. BA.VDEIL. Land Agent,
- Port Royal, Virginia.
E W yfftn.
. -
GALLAGHER, CRAIG tc Co.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
QTEAM AND GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLIMLBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work,
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, &C.
Qince and Woxeroom, No. 124 'Wood ,st.,
live Doors from Fifth.
Foundry, N 0.152 First st., five Doors below
Monongahela House. -
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Brass Casting, Steam and Gas Pipe
Fitting, of the senior members of the firm, (who will
give their personal attention to all work 'entrusted to
them,) should entitle tts to a share of public patronage.
AD Orders promptly Filled.
fiyl-htt
M ORE NEW PRlNTS,Ginghams; Checks,
'Pickings, Shirting, Muslin. new style Delains,
Ac., all openea this clay.' C. HANSON 1 . , 0VE,
augll Market street,
..4)BZI PHILLIPS-
re) 0 DIM taw ni..11 111 3 01 Oi
Insurance and Trust CompanT,
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
PF'TI,4O3 Weizicr St., P6ILIDELPtIII. CHARTER PER
AL' -
Authorized Capital, - - $500,000.
STATEMENT, MAY - 18, 1559
CArrus—Paid in and Fectirely invested
ASSETS, MAY IS, 1,95 i.
CASII—On hand and in Bank .$12.679 63
In hands of Agen ts 0.C,21" 1;
Real Estate owned by the Company .. „
Bonds and Mortgages—bearing v. and seven
per cent- interevt
Debts due the Company, well secured
Stock—Par value
Bills re o 0 ivabl e for loans, de., not yet matured..
All other securitieq
Los,s—Adjusted. not yet due .....
Unadjusted
Awaning proof
All other claim,
NORTHERN
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1N.1830
CAPITAL.. • - $9.!:.*95,900 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2;194,111 02.
ANNUAL REVENUE. for the year
ending .Tarmary 31,18. AS
THIS eO3IPANV INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Damage IT Fire, tiiriced every description
of Property. Tkc Data of P,,,ittni are and,
in all ca,a,, timed upon the eleuaetrr of tie owner or
occupant, mid the merits of the risk.
Los.ci promptly ndjushal and paid without reference
In London. .4 cpecn ni perp,arrePt I,ld prornlaLin l'han
dLiphol fur paywnt ird dd.. rorurtrt)
Messrs. James M - Cully k C0.„174 Wood street;
" John Floyd .t Co. 173 Wo , el
" Brown 5: lc, irkpatriel:P. LiLerty street
" D. Grelu , l Co.. 09 Woo l Street :
" WilsoiClWElroy .1 Co., 51 Wood street;
" James MX:uite, S Co., 103 Wood street;
Nninek 0 Co.. iS, Water street:
" B. A. Fah :a-stork S Co.. First and Wood sts.;
Jos. Woodwell 1 Co., Se,on4l and Wood sta.;
Atwell, Lee S Co., S Wood ntreet;
" Burchfield Sr Co., Fourth and Market streets
" M'Candle,s,il eau:4l C 0.. Wocid and Watersts
REFiairnlcES IY pniLi.Dr.trmi.
George H. :quart, E.g., 1:: Bank street:
Messrs. Myers. Clagliern Market street;
FYm. M'Ree .0 Co., South Front street;
M'Cuteheon at Collins, Front and New streets
Smith, Williams 1 Co., 513 Market street;
1, James Graham A Co., .2 , 1tu0l i.t . 2 Letitia street
Joseph B. President M. - iiitlanies Bank
Junes Dunlap. list. Pro. ideal Union Bank; •
Hon W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES W. AMU/TT, Agent,
Temporary. (nfice.lo3 Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE-.No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
TNSI*II4 AGAINST ALL - KINDS OF
_LFIRL , AIiILMARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONES, President;.JOHN D. MeCORD. Vice
President; D. 111. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Inmerotta—lsaae Jones, C. G. Hussey, Harvey Childs,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B. L. Fahnestoelr, John
It McCord, Isaac AI Pennock. R. I'. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Tl,ns, III: Howe. Robt. H. Darts. my2S
DELAWAIM MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LECHSLA,
TURE OF PENNSLVANTA, 1575.
OFFICES. E. CORNER THIRD ND W4LNUTS
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance. -
ON VESSELS, 1 .
CARGO, To all parts of the world
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by River, Canals, Lakes. and Landes:Tinges
to all ports of the Union.
FIRE 1N5URA.:N.: , ....?-s,
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Pa - tilling Houses. etc., etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPAK I",
Novvolat 1, 1859.
Bonds, Mort Fes. and Real Estate-- ....... - 8 71,363 OS
Philadelphia City 6 7 --1 cent. Loan
0, 105,144 00
Pennsylvania State Loans. .... :.............,.. .......104,425 00
United States Trea.ury Notes . . - 30,112 50
Railroad 13 cent. Mortgage 80nd5............... 57,375 00
Stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance C 09... *25,362 50
Bills Receivable . .. - . 501,666 36
Cash on hand._. 42,067 85
1
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on. ,
Marine Policies recently issued, and other 61,258 14
debts due the Company-- .. ... ...... —,-..
.._ -
Wm. Martin, Samuel E. StoltCs,
Edmund A. Solider, J. F. Peniston,
Theophilus Paulding, "Henry Sloan,
John R. Penroee, Edward Da.rlingtort
John Csliavis, IT. Jones Brouhe,
James Trnluur, Spencer 3111vaine
Wm. Evrc Jr.. Thomas C. Hand,
James C. Rand, Robert Burton,
Win. C. Lidwig, Jacob P. Jr.lleß,
Joseph i 11. 4 4ea1, James B. M'Farlar.S
Dr. M. uston, J oshua.P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Li er, John B. Semple. Pilt
Irugh Clrai D. T. Morgan,
Charles II - c,7 .1. T. Logan, "
-r iLLIAM MARTIN, President.
• nios C. HAND, Viec President.
ts
It rsity Secretary.l.Tl.
'-- t
-"—: P. A. MADEIRA, Agent.
3 ..- ...-1.40 . —woo-A.Vatcc-r...-,,,t," Littshurgh,
P.
'MT. A DEL.PRIA PIED AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. t 49 CHEMIT-ST-fiftz ---
Oppotilte the Custom House,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
description of Property or. Merchandise, at reasonable
rates of premium.
_ _
R01.17T-T P. KING, President.
M. W, DALDIVIN, Vice FrieSkiiilt,
lIRECTORS:
a R. Cope,
George W. Brown,,
Joseph 8. Paul,
.lolln Clayton,
E. \Vila:,
Charles &yes,
F.. B. English,
P.B. Sacery,
C. Slierinau,
S. 4. Ttlitgargee i
F. lirdesuutirr, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN. Agent,
Corner Third and Wood street,
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh.
,No. 63 Fourth Street
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rod Patterson, I. CI ner. Sproul,
C. A. Colton, James H. Rept: in, A. A. c ame ,
s ivD at, Nioh. Gorge W. rnith.
-. 'Wade Ilamptee , Robert Patriek,
Chartered Capttat........, 8300.000
TaRE 4NP ISIARUNE RISWR TANEN, . all. cle..
seiliniona
c:Priry.ga:
4. A. ClRRlER..Pretiklo.u.
I. GRIEII, Sk:en.tary. [jai:ly
Pittsburgh Insurance . Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, Presidentd
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice Pre•ident.
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary:
insures azainqt HULL, AND CAD tO RISKS, on
the Ohio and Missi.sipri Rivera and tributaz. , :ts. and
MARINE RISKS gette-r?IlY• „epr'
And against less and oaniage by Fire, and -F".tinst the
Perils of the Sea and .Navigation anti Transpor
tation.
. .
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurlnan.
Joeepli P. Gazzam, 31. J)., Jelin Scott, .
James Marshall, David Richey,
James N. Ilailman, Charles Artanhnat,
Alexander Bradley, J. L. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. Bart,
R. Robinson, • Robert H. Hartley,
William Carr, . Ill'edn. Te
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSIE, President; _
F. M GORDON, Secretary.
Omer N 0.92 Water street, (Spang t Co.'s 'Ware how, e
up stairs) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MAP NERISKS.
- -
A Home Institution managed by Directors who ore
well known in the community, and wl t 0 are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
which they hare assumed, as offering . the hest protec
tion to those who desire to he insured.
ASSETS, APRIL Mkt-, I,;41
Stock Accounts
Mort eng
Office niture
Open Accounts, etc ..................... .....
Premium Notes
Notes and bills discounted
George Darsie, R. Driller. Jr..
JamesJ. W. - Bntler,Auley, George W. JacJackson,lt' Alex. Speer,
Andrew Ackley, Drerinight.
Nathaniel Holmes,
.11. Long,
C. W. Ricketson. 13:1,33
.J4.6E11.1 H. DAVIH
nsuran re.
_E2b6 4(1) GO
79,•2'0; Gi
49,000 04
1.32,910 00
1.7.74 S 01
79,450 00
2'0117
15.000,00
EMIZEI
7,t 1.7
. 040
.:05 9, l "0
J. WRIGHT, Sec,tary.
R. W. POINDEXTER. Agent, .
DT Water st— Pittsburgh
933,734 1.:2
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