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. Plates, Ea ,
WAIUMOIMIN,
111 Water Street, and 13S First Street,
PITTSBURGH,
AM corner of Mauldin and South Water Ftreets,
tibleago. - - ' talTair
W. BE; FABER & CO.,'
MUT
Near the - Pone& R R Passenger Depot
iPITTSRUH.OII,
I!ALAITITFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Enginea, ranging from three to one
and flfty home power. and limited for Grist
Mills, Saw ieilef i ßlest ti,FaCtorfee, etc.
Give partf=t l t i e:on to toe construction of En
gines and , ry for grist mills, and for up.
!lOUs, mulay and ular saw mills.
Have also on hand, }frustum And reedy for ship.
ment at abort notice, Engines and Bolton of every
dascrlyitimr
Alag
fu alt& Boilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers. and Ponies in
variety, and conthitte .the manufacture of
1 172 en Machinery aid Machme Cards.
Our prices are low, .our mactunery manufactured
of the Mst quality of materials, sm'd warrtutted lit
allossee,to style sidlafaotion.
ilirthylera from all parte of the country solicited
and promptly filled! felt:dew
SMITH. PARK & CO.
NINTH WARD FOVNDitlir,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 142, Fast and 120 Second streets.
ManufactUrers of all sites and descriptions of Coal
Oil. Retorts and SW* Gas and Water Pipe, Sad
Iralsk a
an d Wagon Boxes, Steel Moulds, Put
n Couplings.
' too and Machine Castings of aim de •
seriptlto order.
Having a complete machine shop attached to the
Foundry. all necessary fitting will be ascrefally
attended ta. fittElveed
W. 1110W&CT1NMEL......... J. EUCKPR1LL............21. P. gaLT
B141431;1211TOSK. HEMPHILL & CO.,
CORNER OF PIKE AND O'HARA STS., •
NE A R CITY WATER WORKS,
Pittsburgh, Ps., Manufacturers of Mack' n
toah A Hemphill's .Improved Patent Oscillating
STEAM ENGINES, and SLIDE VALVRE of all
sizes and hest styles. Having put up 'Machinery
of large capacity and of the best quality, we are
'prepared to do heavy Jobbing, and solicit work in
this lino, truing that birromptness and the cr
after Of our work to m t public patrona
W_e coll_vamal ate on-ro our BALANCED
VMOTE - OSOILLiTMG ENGINES, aircombining
advantages heretofore unattained in this Maas of
RDAs,.
ELM GUAGEB POE SALE, and Warrant
ed correct and durable. ja26:l3m
ILK arum corns MINtS.
AND
- 811ELTING WORKS,
r4II,S,,RIPCURDY 34 CO.,
ETUFAMITIMPS OF SHEATH-
Britten' and Bolt Copper, Pressed Copper
Bitisedlltill Bottoms, Spotter Bolder, ke,
also treys:gr it and dealers in Natal°, 'An Plate,
SININUm, ' ito. Constantly on hand , inmen's
Magdastrand Warahotm, No. 149 First, and
11480amuLstreetit Pittabtagh, Pa enema) orde rs
Of ODOM oft to say desired =Darn falil
”110141 E,
ENGINE BUILDER AND NA
GILEILT WESTERN RAINING MILL, cor.
ttsl Duquesne Wm, PfttabtergA, will
make wit
to lo ei rder, and warranted ail good ßs-,
as can
be made, thefollowing
es machinery , , liZ :—Stesni
Beginea, Tuning Ladl fix wood and iron ; Pla
ners, for Wood and ircin; Drilling Machines; House
and Tobsooo &wenn ; Patent -right and Model Ma
chines, in the beafrommer; Shafting, Putties, and
of all asses and rarieti ; Screws, of any di.
7 and pitch, to fifteen et in length. will
also make, and hare on hand, Doctor and Nigger
Nome* and Deok Pumps for steamboats, ke.
Istge:inheanana other Planingg done tot 1 4 1;
osa_plesa 114 inches wide, by 9 feet inches I
ALUOrdirs Promptly Mid and Earasstio Sobel
N. /14.-Birtionlar attention and promptitude gicr
en to repairs on Prindng Presses and other Ma
chines. myllnyd
Jnisuratre.
Monongahela Insurance Co.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Omous—JAMES Ai BUTCRISON, President,
HENRY M. ATWOO ,D Secretary.
OAPT. JAB. WOODBURN, Gen'l Agent.
OFFICE NO. 98 WATER STREET.
Will Insure all kinds of Fire and Marine Risks.
ASSETS, MAY lOth. 1861.
Stoat Due Bills r ayable on demo nd
and secured by two approved names..s 78,760 00
ESES ...... ........... 28,067 84
Billa Dbroounted.--- .......... 86,236 78
12,000 00
/.15 bates r4 l;73l;3;loB Bank
stook coat..—...- ....... —4 6,166 00
100 shares Chtizenve Bank
stock cost-- . 6,175 00
40 Shares Bkohange Bank
stook C05t...... ... »..
2 555
55
EA Shares Bank of RUA- '
Balance of Book Accounts
Ofßco , Xontitare ...... ..—......
%'- `'... ,-- -
4 ' - ii: - ;,DEREOToRs
WWlt.Thilnktor Jae. A. Hutehl , non,
Wilita/MMIF, John Atwell,
WlLBlllgr? . .:Elkq: S. B. Robison.
Jno.lßAkellik • , Biehard Bum
.ais'irnitpitriolc. Bs Wallace,
SobtoDalseU v ' Geo. A Berry,
WM:IA*IWe% . Wm. Means,
' t 'fi'7.l - tif..-Jatnes Woodburn,
• Alkireny Insurance Co.
4 rh Bloc k.
e AttAlNBr , ALIA MW
L l / 2 01PVlitg AND Maar. malts.
J 02024• l'resideatt; JOHN D. MoCORD.
De:: Booth. Secrete; Capt.
/walk:. a G. Harvey
(11 4144 4‘ tiV '
John D i Adam CVl MUlr jobnr cit "
Jacobs,
qtr W. Dean !. Vt Warm
Rob% E. DivW
WEST BRANCH
Mutual Insurance Company,
LOOK IFAVEN, CLINTON QOUNTY.
AY TH7I LBODMATITRE OP
PIirSBYLVANLL
ladm iTittr i A
Merchandise, Furniture, le,
iu pa,oonatry.
Lattas=r—lion. J. J.,Paar"J. B. sao, T. T.
litasrai!, Ron. G. C. Kerrey,•ftsa. east, D. K.
4 3 1 Asii i .. f ah ,
e ltta n: Tor. Peter Dickson, W.
=lt
HOti. G. 11.116.11VEY, Pres ident.
T. T. Lamas, Vice President.
Taos. icpcmor, Secretary.
J. A. LIPPEIrT; Agent,
4WD No. To Filth street.
Peausylvtualainuaranoe Company
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 63 /Poona stroeit.
ErasaToßs.
.T ooo bratotos l o4.Pettersoniller 4= 4 4
C. A. Moth,•hates R-Roplmo. A. A. Carrier,
How flprOlu e Slob. li_oeghtV, Geo. W. Smith.
A.____.J..Tonet # 7•l , 4l,34brßampton, Robert Patrick,
comets:4Bd 5300.000
FIRR AND ' RUM TAKEN, of all
deacriptiona.
A. A, CAMUXI3
&,----- P
da rat - & Mt
L mum anon/4' wn% ElAlar
estzais:
WEATE Anruoittry
AITNA UE NCE CQN.
in mAmmax .
/ 81 )---Chat or , Pape/nal
Orth b aa r aVl Allem 1 4 .1881—$ 2,28a478 82
Tara adjusted and d, mere
IaPPOPERTY' Strialft 'AGAINST
.11. Danger 14 , ilre,hrille Perils-0 Inland Navi
gation, at an liberal rates isid'rules is solvency and
'fair wont will permit, •
A. 4 1 16- CA.IIII4IER & ORO., Agents,
- •- W. IL EDIE, Surveyor.
=leftNo. 88 Fourth eirtost, INitsburgb; • •
gamm , FOR VIE FIVRTH—
-1147 ilhoottoi the Fourtir,
WWI forthe Fourtir,
Moe* &tithe •Fourt4 Anw ar am,,,„ at
/.); kkinra A MU ISYStIMS.
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WITH
TERRY, PRICE CO.,
IMPORTERS AND REALEIO3 IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
Eatin,ota, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, dm.,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
JOHN V. ?MT, DARLIIL B. PHIA OLIVIER T. TVILIIT.
de12.11
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
Silt and imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS
'l 4 /S Smithfield Street,
Demlees Block, between Fifth and &kill, Pills.
burgh, Pa. Sir City Glass at manufacturer's
Prices. 10i Particular attention given io repairing
Paintings, Reguilding Frames and business cards
framed at wholesale price.
PaaV
(SUCCESSORS TO A. H. HOWAND.)
STEAM BOOK BINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
No. 72 and 74 Third "Kreet.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BIND
MG in every variety,
33T.J.A.N33. 33003K.43
Ruled to any intricate pattern, and bound In every
desirable form, All work warranted to give satisfau
Prices at the Lowest Rates.
BAM'L P. BAYNE. .......... W. NEEPP.
aplsmd'
J. H. HILLILEMAN & CO.'s
FASIIIONABLE HAT STORE,
• 75 WOOD STREET.
SPILING STYLE SILK do CASSIDI ERE
RAM
FRENCH AND ANIF.RIDAN FELT HATB.
All Grades and Colors.
CAPS FOR GENT'S, YOUTH'S, AND CHILDREI O ,
Of every description
STRAW GOODS
In great variety.
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
To suit all tastes.
All at the Lowest Rates at
.1. H. HILLERHAN do CO.'S,
ma3o 76 WOOD BT.
EUROPEAN AGENCY.
THOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
ie prepares to bring out or send back passengers
from or to an part of the old country, either by
steam or sailing packets.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALE, payable in any part
01 Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
roan. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers sail
insr between Now York, Liverpool, Glapgow and
GtakinkY• fall
SAVAGE ROUSE,
No. 350 Liberty Street,
NEXT To PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER. DEPOT,
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
HAVING- taken ail I fitted up,with all
the modern improvern Tits, this popular r&•
sort, the subs= ber isprepared io accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, with
the bait the market affords. Oysters will be ser
ved up in every variety of style, during the sea
son. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels con.
fldent in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Oarf. Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily and
acid Wholevale and Reza 1. mv2llklvd
SEETIN'S OLD STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOMAS STONE, Proprietor.
AVING TAKEN and fitted up, at
a great expense, with all the modem im•
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is
prepared to accommodate his friends and the pub•
lle pperterelly, with the beat the market affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style daring the swum.
LIQUORS -and ALBS he feels confident in re•
commendmxto the public for their excellence.
Sir n't served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOAHDRES taken. ap4:ly
16,140 00
65,997 75
400 00
49,162 80
$222,484 17
LSIOR
OYSTER AND RATING 110131,
NO. 111 WOOD STREET, PETTSHURGH.
WAcAztums 4sw =La DIAMOIM
LAKE AND EASTEE, , run.
FREE IMILADELPEIA - AND" RUATISIORS
OTS TERLarm srna)
All la their _: P Bsaaoa.
n 026 & CO.
FIFTH MENU HICHAIOIF,
DAN BARNARD, PROPRIETOR,
No. 72 Fifth Street,
THE BEST OF LIQUORS ALWAYS
ozCband t and the Choicest' nehrudee of the
Beason,Berved tip in the most superior manner.
AlirMeals at all hours of the day and night. - 86
melydaw.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
OPPAILICOPIAMESTAUILANT,
'Bvia.a YOUNG, Frrngsmxtrr.
riLEB ATTENTION OF, MERCHANTS
and °i re le directed - fithiii sestabliithment,
w has been recently fitted up for the purpose
of aiIIordingAAMESTANUAL EATING 'HOUSE
IN A iMM.A,L LOCATION.." folks
attending trkstrket.:are • particularly bitted to tall.
Everything pertaining to . au , EATING &17.430 N
ihniya be Ibmstettni freshest the market
affords. • . aralkdanr
NANSION HOUSE, GEORGE,AIIR
., Proprietor, No. 244 •LibertY street, Just
e the Passenger Dealt of the Psylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving - by that
road.
The proprietor lutrita at considerable expense,
fitted up, in exoeffent le, the MANSIONHOUSE,
would respectfully s slime of public patron.
age. :There Is Washed a splendid STABLE and
ex.fenstVe WAGOIIIFARD, affording ample worn.
=dation to travelers and ateamstere. Bibs-Larder
and Bar will be tarnished With the mist the mar
kel can afford. felm
lining WM.
toAS. MILLINGAS, MONONGAHE
LS PLANINGNILL, would respecUhuy warm
the public that he has rebuilt since - the % , e, and
baying - enlarged his , establishment, and Med it
with the newest and most sppror , d machinery_ is
now • prepared-to ..furnigh &ark% and planing
boards, scroll sawing end rewasenzig, doors, sash
and shutten, kiln dried, frainesOnouldilige• hex
, September 7,1857.
MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW ' RESTORED.
'UST. PUMMELED viti. THE NA
uI_IWITt_EATMENT, AID` _OUS
CADIOAL E
OF SPA-TORSHEA, or Sernint•
&zeta Defdlity, litervettertese,"levalm=l: 3 :
An* and hopPtork_ot, reoultisz heti'
to 43 . " Ito - bt. myerwell, XD. Sept Wider
pea l, I na wain eOgilope to any addresestak
tso of twat h om e
Or. ORM. S.
32t Bowery- New York. Poet Moe Be
Glotits, gastimeret,
Sooltiu Cum,
H. ii.BRECHT & BBC.,
MANUFAOTURERB OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
DEALERS 11,1
Naoh-Madera.
BAYNE & NEEPRIL,
-AND
Natters,
ago%
Otis and Sataniants.
PITTSBURGH, TtTESDAY MORNING, JULY 30,
~rJrtanai,
WH, H. WHITNEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
(IFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fiftb
‘Woctant. near Wood.
.11.1 ,2 1 D B. kV1L110NT„....... J • 111t9 11.. HMI
M'CALMONT & KERR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
FRANKLIN, VENA.NGO
myzkiva • Pennsylvania.
a. W. Parnasos........ Geo..r*. UAW Iso;
PATTERSON & DAWSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.K.UIIN , S LAW BUILDINGS,
Diamond Street, near Grant.
_.lily PITTSBURGH, PA.
R. F. LUCAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ottle•, No. 76 Grant Street,
(Three doors below the Court House,)
myttly PrITSBURGB, Pa.
L. BRACKENRIDGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
°Moo, No. 133 Fourth St.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
T SCOTT, DENTIST
Si • Sas removed to the house Weil oecapieS by
Dr. W. A. WARD.
No. Wet Penn Street,
(South aide,) third door above Baud street.
Air Othoe hours from 9A. M. till 6P. M. I aiWv
JOSEPH ADAMS,
DENTIST,
No. 97 Wylie Street, Pittsburgh.
ituitswen:—Dr. A. M. Pollook, D.D. Bruce, Bea,
Dv HaHoek, Theodore Bobbins, Russell Srtett,
Esc. m7141y
TEETH I
SAVE THEM BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
SILL, has removed to 246 PENN
N.,/. STREET, In the house formerly occupied
o Dr. G. R. Keyser, opposite Christ's Church.—
lie will give all the modern improvements. Teeth
inserted at various prices, trom $l6 to $B2 per set.
Rimuttios—liev. W. D. Howard, Rev.Samnel Fin
ley, A. Bradley, A. G. M'Candless, M. D, d. H. Hop.
Inns, W. R. Vankirk, Dr. Geo. H. Keyser, W. 'Sim
Samuel ArKee. ati27:l7
wwwflnm
MIATERCURE AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
ALBO-AGENT OF
RAINBOW'S CELEBRATED TRUSS
Ft. TT ..P 2 1 TY It "E S -
detly WE. PENN AND WAYNE EIE.
JOHN M. KIRKPATEICR..---rOHN MELLON
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
tr)rHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a Co-partnershi_p kti the practi-e of
3 Law. JOHN M. KIRKPA - THICH,
JOHN MELLON,
Pittsburgh, May lath, 1861.
KIRKPATRICK A; MELLON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No. 133 Fourth Street, five doors above
Smithfield, Pittaburgh, Pa. jell•tf
TAMES A. LOWRIE, Attorney at
et, Law, Office, Fourth street, Pateburgh, be
mean lima field and Cherry Alley. dell:ly
GEORGE S. SE.LDEN HAVING
resumed THE PRACTICE OF LAW, may
hereafter be found at his office, 122 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh._
- - -
AHL, - Surgeon Dentist, successor
A.A.. to G. W. Biddle, No. 14.4 thnithfield street.
W Office hours from eight to 1 o'clock, and
from 2 to 6 o'clock. {MST
C i t tJYYING AND LEECHING,
NB.. et !MRS, BESSE.
..Teeth extracted. Hot, Cola and shower Baths
selBly , F. ItFl3lt, 177 tirant street.
Oil, Goal, (Bandits, &c.
EUREKA OIL COMPANY,
--OP
YENANGO COUNTY, PENNA.,
(CHARTEHZD El:BM:IA . 11X IST, 1841.)
Capital $lOO,OOO,
A. N. MARSHALL, Pres. H. E. DAVIS See.
DIRZCTOVS:
A. M. Marshall, W. H. hfoGee.
James Forquer C. Barringer,
J. L. Oarnaghan.
Office in that of R. H. Davis, City of Allegheny, N.
mhltLitmd
ALADDIN COAL OM COMPANY
MINEETON, JOHNSTON & WILKINS,
45 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
I_TAYE ALWAYS on hand a superior
HariZ f OALILB
LUBRICATING, ILLUMINATING
n Also, LAMPS of every . variety, Wholesale and
Retail. 3P1R:14
B. C. ac J. H. SAWYER,
XANUFLCTORUS 0!
LARD OIL, CAM:ILES,
Palm, Toilet and Rosin Soaps,
so. 42 Wood Strost, Pittsburgh, Pa
pIIOTOGEN, COAL AND CARBON
01L
LAMP STORE.
I GUARANTEE MY
Coal and Carbon Oil
To be the best in this market, and my styles of
LAMPS are the latest and best, and of every
00/4 OIL is the most economical and brilliant
light known, and is entirely non.explosive.
- Wholesale dealers and country stores supplied
with Coal or Vtaixes Oil, pure, and of, the fittest
quality, at' low Priem also, JAmps,Witiks and
Uhlmns. O. =MBI,
No ey s. 10 and 12 Fifth street, bekiss Idarket,
sosatirdew to the Itroaleitancovitium attans.
NATBQNA OIL. •
MANUFACTURED BY PENNSYL
AXJ, yenta Salt Manufacturing Company
CLEAR AND ODORLESS,
"d gr iteed l LLIMMOTI B OI I3 F I a s fi DAY "
Constantly on hand and for sale by P. S. M Co, at
their new office, No. 24 Wood street, between First
and Second street.
Mbliatt GEO. CALHOUN, General Agent.
FLOY 1 :1,
OORNER FOURTH AND ROSS STS.,
iv Pitt/mirth, Pa, agent for the receipt and sale of
CARBO.3I OILS.
Keeps constantly on band, and is receiving heavy
and lightens suitable for Lubricating and Kenning
Firposei, which *ill be sold low for cash and cash
4;01,2 antaiudsw
'r' , l all A aver, k
NEW WALL PAPER STORE.
BITWEEN DIITH AND LIMIT' BTB.
107 Markel Stkeet,
qpio, SUBSCRIBER IS OPENING
1, anew and large stock of
PAPER RANGrINGS,
Bosbreca complate assortment for Dwellings,
stores, Halls, Churches, he, to which he
would respectfully invite the attention 'of the Pub•
M. having en enure new stock of goods recently
purchased and now arriving. Those In want of
new goods will find them by looking through our
assortment.
marftlyd JOS. U.. TIUGISIES.
WALL. PAPER! WALL PAPER!
The Largest Assortmcmt and Lowest Prices
in Pittsburgh. Dome and see.
WALTER P. MAIISILILL,
No. SI Wood Street,
(Near Fourth, at the Old Stand,)
Rea for sale Fremeh, German and American
WALL PAPERS
SOK PAlitA z m e
AM MROIIO3,
LOMA . * 4 ;
50,000 rolls at 121 ets. 50,000 rolls at
0, & and 10 ctn. •
Wnwow 1 201124 M. Fanlesizo Ponenk
Twxu Come, Cameo, to.
lir Look for the Striped Front.
The only
of place in town where a fun nosortment
Dieu* mow Wog*.
Aytrartlin
andOlommissiort. I
JAMES W. CRAFT. Manila' aion and
Forwarding Merchant, and Mercantile Broker,
Office and Storage, No. 81 North LtlYett, Saint Louis.
N. B.—l will give immediateand personal attention
to all business entrusted to my .m.e, for which
charges will be reasonable. Reference,.:
Forsythe, St. Louis; Paul 1 fining. ; J.
BlliflhAWD Q Co.. Cincinnati; Mesars.Trua ¢ J Craig.
ld'Arlbur, Byrne 4 Liibbons, New
York; W. C. TPDowell, P. Ewing,Kausas; Ncrthup
ro., Harms; J. W. Burbridge & Co... New Orleans;
W.W. Weston, Memphis; Penne& .% Hart, Pitt--
burgh; O. W. Cass, Pittsburgh; P H Ball, It. D.
Adams, Chicago, W. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington, I ows;
W, 0. po9tiomot, Burlington, laws; Capp.. C.i.nnel
Bowman. and river men genera*. mhlB:Orn
Oldutati#l4
ST. FRANCIS' CO,)LEGE,
Under Care of the Franetschn Brothers.
TH ES INSTITUTION, SITUATED
L IN LORETTO, Cambria County, Pennsylva
nia, low miles from Creation Station ! on the direct
route between Philadelphia and Pitteburgh,, wwin
chartered in 1868. with privillges to confer tus
usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The loea
ton of the College is one of themost healthy In
Pennsylvania ' portion of - the Allegheny
Mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing, air, and picturesque seenery.
The Behr isatic year ornameneee bit the FIRST
MONDAY after the 16th of AU OUST, /11 , 1 ends
about the 280 of JUNE following. It i, divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. All the Apparatus neces
sary for Land Surveying , Engineering, lc., &c.,
will be furnished by the Instifnuonto the Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forme no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from eigni
years to the age of manhood.
Tinuas—Board and Tuition, payable half yearlv in
advance $lOO
Washing and use of Bedding-- ....... -....... le
Classical and Modern Lan extra....... 10
Students spend Vacation at e liege...-. 16
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connor, to the Rev. T. 8. Reyntada, St. Mary's,
Loretto, and to other Clergymen Of the Pittsburgh
Diocese.
TuEIVES IC CIIES AIJ
TER ACEIVIT,
AenLT WESTCHITSTER, PA., WITHIN
two bouts Tine from. ettiladelphla by the
n limas Central or the West Chester direct
11.adroakred.tottindieithe .dlitlO§, of. the SUIdMEI.
TEEM oollearat 4iti. of ,lllitYt pat. and close on
h 4 1 6.„
the Vay ixt-•ittpteplibefi4Vtni.*abool, therefore,
e ' SiiitfAiving.LOSUMAIERUONTILS. Pupils
e _IW at any time at 'ortiolutte charges.
I' a-: Me cumber Of btligetiti la 85, under the
her. : of rune Teat ere. The French, German
~. patueh longue/ea era taught by notice resident
; . nutters. For entelegoes apply to
. WM. E.V£EIIB. A. M. - Princire,
ak ‘ „,. , ... ;soil ' ' -!' 'at Veal Chester,Tenna
juktuitute.
19RNITURE AND CIIAIRS
4f/
11.1111)1.703EIJD PRIOFS.
gIiMES W. WOOD WELL,
r Nos. 97 and 99 Third Street.
; 0 , AND
If i FOURTU STiIIEIET,
CONSISTING OF
VARIP:TIPA OP EITYLV3 AND
SUFZAILLI XM
Hotels and Private Dwellings.
Vt. All miffs promptly Asitended to, and the
FUrni tare carefully packed and boxed.
Steamboats sad Hotels ftwitlithed at short notice.
Cabinet Masers supplied witAirert , article in the
line. • vasafn
• -
IPUR.I \ .i.iTU ILE FUR UAtil 1 .—A
.12 asoirtment of Pittaburtri ruanninctized
u.s.N Tutu; embracing
BUREAUX
00X. 0A31.13„
W /OWE() l 3
Vrid every article needed In a well furnished deal
nag, as well as a splendid assortment of
OFFICE FURNITURE,
Constantly on band and made to order. As the
only terms on which business ii. done at this estab
lishment is for GASH, pricesare made accordingly.
Persona in Ward of anything in the above line,
would be advantaged by calling at
PACEINER k IRWIN'S,
N 0.103 Smithfield street, below RIM
J. D. nazism,
Joan M. mama narZkly
:j 7 erghant 4attors.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
—A T—
REDUCED PRICES
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A
CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF GOODS
for SPRING AND SUMMER SALES, whloh have
been selected w.th more than usual care, nd feel
confident that in the
RICHNESS 01 0 FABRIC,AND STYLE
—o
GF
AS WELL A 8
FAIRNESS OF PRICE
They will bLIKPASS ANY GOODS of the kind
ever before openedin this city, and would respect.
Midt a early e call from our patrons anti the
public to examine the same.ter themselves
SAMUEL GHAT & SON,
.11TERCHANT TAILORS,
mylo 19 'MYTH STREET.
SMITS & PITCAIRN,
Merekaat Tailors,
No. 48
• • p. •
• - r
D. BRUCILLOOHER I TAILOR,
HAS RE-COMM EN CED BUSINESS
st his old stand,
No. 106 FOURTH STREET,
where be will be glad to see his old friends and
public generally. Will also do CUTTING p er
Lm !Or boss sod men. tell
M . 6 , LITTLE.
.311131,011A8T TAILOR,
RO. It SA/NT. GLAIR BTILERW
s
(Dr. Irish's New Building,) B
w . . ..... macs:
W e H. M'GEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Waters in Reedy blade Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goode, corner of Federal street and
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. f 012-Irdaw
latnttrs.
T. T. - WGILIBIvi I
1-i 0 'USB, Et cifr zia•
-AND.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(SEGOND STORY.)
*Yr All work entrusted to me win be Neatly
and Promptly Executed. octly
WM. TRX I 4 2 1-0•52 7 ,
HOUSE, SIGN &ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourt h gu t Bets Wood - finulthit •Id
P/77 4 4817,20$ PA.
agrAll woritPrOlarga Wended to- troral vd
1: Ti GI Cei2l;7l
P., VBRIEIt
Air rd Oers tt..testlk fistitheiri
street, sppnedtti so
Vatttedre . t s hop, Grant
AI"rENTiON, THE COMIUNTTY-1
6rey end Fancy Dress Goods, also Lace
d es , Grey Renfrew& Needle WO k, Hosierh
Kau, so fill c d ot a tk a out 'met:keep. Our Moak of
Domestic mid Staple Goods is aNISON so well assorted.
C. HA LOVE,
MINUS area.
:Arm v erlisenten I
ARMY SI:
Orrick: Cr Arab eturnina -tea Equirsac,
GUI 7,1- ‘f amt Ifercir streets, I l
Nr, Voss:J . oly 17, 1861.
i4EALED PRO?::,11 Sr., /it - . 1 Aji.t will be ref . PlViut
attheroilice u net 12 o'clack m., on 'III 18RDA I",the
Bth dsy of Au ust utSst, win. a il.'y will he publicly
Emmett, for furni hing by aotmst the following
Army Supplies and Alitterials,deirverable at Htleil
pace or places in the et yof Islaw York as Irby be
hareaftt r designated. ui quautilks as i eettired,
vii:
200,000 tin canteens, a ith cork stoppers, 8 pints,
ta wels h 11% minces without the RUT.
yer; L., J.a curt-red earl rh.t4 alter eu
inspection has been made of them.
1610,0e0 canteen straps
26,000 camp kettles. Sheetiron, 3 s'zqs, in nests,
18% pounds
67,000 mess pans,sheet Iron, weight 2 pounds.
1,700 iron pots with tabs
:10,000 fellirg axes, cast steel, best quality,
6 and 5 1 .4 pt ands
60,000 axe handles, best hickory
'4%000 Camp hatchets, cast steel, best quality 18
ounces
54,u00 hatchet handles, beet hickory
27,000 pickaxes, '2 sixes, to b l / 4 ' and 7 pounds
61 000 p ekaxe handles, beat hickory
30,0, 0 ax slings
27,000 hatchet slings
i 7,000 spades, 2 sixes, beat quality
400 sets hospeal tent poles
4 300 se.twall tent poles
21.000 abley tent poles with iron tripod
2,000 sets' of servants' tent poles
9.000 hospital tent pins, large
10,000 hospital tent pins, small
48 000 wall tent pins, large
660,000 common tent pins
10,000 a.bley tent stoves
2.0 0 dru•es infantry
2,400 drum oases
2.000 drum head's, batter
2000 drum heads, snare
6,000 pairs drum sticks
2,uro drum stick carriages
2,000 sets of dratn snares '
2,000 drum slings
2,000 drum cords of Ita•lan hemp, 34 feet long
1,000 buglta, with extra mouth piece
1.000 infantry bugle cord and tea. els
200 garrison Has halliards
rea rating flag halliards
400,0110 gt eat coat straps
0,001) sergeants' swill, s
200,0rti brass letters, 20,000 each, A, 13, 0, E,
F, 0, EL, I, K,
276,000 brass numbers, 26,000 each, of 2,3, 4, Nei
7,8, 9. 50,000 LI 1 and 50,000 of 8, to
serve also as 9
39,000 yards worsted lace (blue) I , A inches wide
68,000 yards worsted lace (blue) 3§ inch wide;
200 pairs sergeant major (infantry) chevrons
.00 pairs quartermaster's sergeant (Infantry]
chevrons
200 pairs hospital steward's chevrons
200 pairs ordnance sergeant's chevrons
2,000 Pairs Ist sergeana's — (infantrr) hevrous
s,eoo pairs sergeant's (Infantry) chevrons
16,000 pairs corporal' . mfan try) ehev rehe )
99,990 yard red:hunting
17,000 yartiatinite beating
8,000 yards 'blue bunting
2.200 yards .1-4 muslin
1,900,000 yarde cotton drllliug
241,000 bedsaok tape
8,000 yards cotton webbing, 13 , 4 inches
7,000 yards bolting rope
200,004 Knapsacks, complete
200,000 haversacks, complete
Aids will also be •eceivea at the Mame lime and
place for the making ap tram matens's furnished
by the Government the following articles to be
delivered at the depot of army clothing and equi
page In thi I eity, viz :
'..2xi,outi single betisackis
200 garrison flags
200 storm flags
200 recruiting liege
the . above mentioned articles must conform in
every respest to the sealed standard patterns in
this office. where they may be examined and ad.
ditional intormation received concerning them.
As is desirable that the articles be of domestic
fabrications, bile from manufacturers or regular
dealers wit be pre!. rred, which must be made for.
and conform to i•uckarticles only, in yeality and
deseription, se arc reqi.cr , fit,y the advertisement
and the samples in the/ (Ace, but contracts will be
awarded to the lowest rei,ponsible bidd r who
shall furnish satisfactory /until - tries for the faithfut
performance thereof.
The mann facto rers' 6 stablistimeet -or dealers'
place of hustneas must be distinctly Mated in the
proposals, togetoer with the names, address apd
rebribusikir ,two 'persons proposed as
sureties. The sureties tniflol2ltitie Tr . COSIn,
train snail be entered into Within ten days after the
so' eptance of said bid or proya.sal.
Proposals will be received for %lay one of the
articles separately, and for any portion of ooh,
not le..a than one/ourth of the number and quan
tity /advertised for.
Tne prorilege is reserved by and for the Patted
Slates of rejecting any proposals that may be
deemed extravagant
Dehyenas to commeheri within twenty days af
ter the aceeptance of the propos'ls, and one-third
of the quantity contra° ed for 'mist be ilelivered,
within two months from said date of acceptance,
and the remainder in monthiv proportions, within
four months of said date of acceptance, or sooner
if practicable. Bidders will, nevertheless, slate in
their oposabs, the shortest possible time in which
the quantities bid for can be delivered by them.
All articles will be suljeetto Inspectionby sworn
Inspectors, appointed by authority of the United
Stalt tes.
is to be die d Wetly understood that contracts
are not transf3rable without the consent of the
proper authority, and that any sale, assignment or
transfer, without such consent having been ob
tained (except under a process of law) will be re
garded as an abandonment of the contract, and the
contractor,and his or their sureties will be held re
sponsible for all loss or damage to the United
Slates which may arise therefrom.
Payments will be made on each delivery should
Congress have made an appropriation to meet
them, or as soon thereafter as an appropriation
abet' be made for that purpose_ Ten per cent. of
the amount of each delivery will be retained until
the contract shall, be completed, which will be for
feited to the United States in case of defalcation
on the part of the contractor In fulfilling the con
tract
Forms of proposals, and guarantee will be fur.
fished upon application to this office, and none
will be considered thit do not ounform thereto.
Propbsale will be indorsed "Prop osals for Burnish
Mg Army BuPplies and Materials,' and be address
ed, Major D. P. VINTON
Quartermaster U. B. Army.l
jy27 Box 8224 Post Office.
WingaiMl
Ovens OF An= Currszso Ann EQMPAGI4
Corner of Howard and Mercer streets,
- Nsw Yong, July 8,1861.
guise Paoporaus are invited and will be received
at this office until the first day of August next, for
making by contract the following Army Clothing,
to oe made of materials furnished by the Govern
ment, the ardclea to be delivered at the U.B. Depot
of ArDay Clothing and Equipage in this city. Thai
is to say;
200.000 infantry forage caps.
200,000 infantry uniform coats.
400,000 blue flannel sack coats.
600,000 trainers
800,000 flannel shirts.
800,000 drawers.
200,000 great coats
200,000 Feather stocks.
The above articles mast be as well made in every
respect as the sealed patterns in this °Sloe, where
they may be examined.. All articles made under
contracts herein invited, Will be received_ under
righi ' inspection, made by sworn inspectors ap
pointed by authority of the United States.
Proposals will be preferred for each kind of gar
ment separately, and for moderate, though not
small, quantities of each. Bidders will state the
quantities thigt will ()entreat for. and the shortest
period within which deliveries will be made.
Bach bidder in his proposals will distfnctly state
his place of business, and names, address and
responsibility of two persons propo sed as sureties
for the material delivered and the quality of the
work required ; and he will also state the shortest
periods within which delivery will be made.
Bide for clothing will be accepted only from
tailors in extensive business, or dealers in cloth
ing accustomed to ompicq tostay operatives in that
line.
It is to be dietinctly understood that contracta
are rot traneferable without the consent of the
proper authority; •nd that any sale, assignment
or transfer, without soon consent (except under
a process of law,) will be regarded as an abandon
ment {Of wbtc4 tha controotorand his sureties will
be held responsible.
Delivery of clothing is to commence ten days atter
the material shall have been honed, and the whole
oontraaten foils to be promptly delivered accord.
j og to the ternm of .each - contract.
Payment , tor% be, made on the delivery of one
half of the amount of any article oontracted tor,
provtdr d approprittlone for that purpose be made
by Congress; but ene-teit Wet the an.oent duo for
each tiativi.ry Olaf lbe wainecl lit the contract is
completed; and the sum retained -hall be Wetted
to the United states in case of defalcation or now•
fulfilment try the co 'tractor.
Fortin of proposals and ptarantee will bo far
mahed on applicatton to this Mike; and no proposal
trill be . comddeted that does not confirm thereto.
Proposals wall be endoreed 'Proposals for man'
ufmnaring army supplies." and will be addressed
to Major D. H VJNTOitI
Quartermaster U.S. Army, A. Y.
JY22 Boa." 48 Post Odic&
TURPENTINE SPIRITS.-80 bbls,
for sate by ae . FAIINESTOOK .4 00,
18 Corner or Find end Wood otilL
DFAX:iIt E Paper Hangings of
architectural designs, for Dare by
iy27 W. P MARSHALL.
3 DOZ. MEDlClNf ' dftSfg; -3 dOz.
Pays:ooa Traveang.Osaas. received and far
stde by 68Q. A JlelLY,
1,113 AliegheAY Clqi6
RIOEI' Gold and Velvet Paper Hang
will, for mate by W. P. Khßsvirai,l.
T_lje
• • ,
TUESDAY - MOB NING4-•••;JULY
Iron-Clad Shlpa of WarCongrisai
A bill has been introduced into the
Senate, in aacordauco with the mom . ,
mcndation of the Secretary of the Navy,
providing for the appointment of a
board of Naval Officers to examine Into
and report on the expediency of build,'
log one or more iron-clad ships newar:
Efficient measures :alma have bnek
taken long ago to carry out such pro'
visions as are contained in'thin bill, nail`
as we clearly pointed out in 7 tho
tific American of December 1,,1860y
when Congress was then holdjUs
last session. It is never too late, how&
ever, to do right, and this movement,
although tardy is in the right dine
tion. This is a most important sub. !
ject, and all the experience which can
be obtained to guide us should bo
sought after with avidity It has been
brought op several times lately in the
BritishParliament,and discussed at some
ltngth; and in a late speech of the
Duke of Somerset, we find a very satis
factory history of the experiments
whichThave thus far been conducted in
England.
He stated that the first experiments
were with iron plates on inch thick ;
these the shot broke itt pieces with the
greatest ease. Chain armor, india-rub
ber, and hempen 'matting were next
tried; these were also found to be utter
ly useless. Next they tried Armstrong
guns against 4.}-inch iron plates but
they found that solid shot sometimes
pierced them also. In building iron
ships, the Duke stated that, it was a
great problem when to stop, bectituie
thin iron would not do, audit became
a matter of great difficulty to make
such vessels safe. Government, how
ever, had extended its orders, and say,
en iron-plated ships would soon be
ready."
The experiments with the 44-inoh
iron plates and Armstrong guns have
satisfied the British naval authorities
that these can resist shells perfectly,
and nothing but 'solid, long-pointed
shot, discharged from the most egos
Live, largest rifled cannon can break=
them. In firing a broadside from the
largest class of frigates witli..loo-Pownd
pointed shot, at an iron-clad'vessal, not,
more than three or four shots 'would en
ter the vessel, and these would be ,so
spent as to do but little injury. Such
vessels, then, with'Kesent experience,.
are almost proof against solid shot;
while against shells, they are, perfect
proof.
No time, therefore, should• be fritter
ed away in tedious_ tephnicalities,-be
forliest.simist,
,ulWACtrai
at least two mail-clad ships was.
navy is now the overwhelming - power
which belongs to the government, and
we should not fail to adopt- every meas.'
ure to make it more complete. •Now
is not the time to deliberate in told
debates about the expedien4 `of- - such
vessels; it is not only expedient, but nee
-
emery, that they should-be built, and
we trust that the Senate will pass the
bill amended, so as to authorize their
building at the earliest date possible.
—Scientific American.
PARTIES IN THE NEW CONFED.E.
RACY.—The Augusta (Georgia) Chron
icle expects very soon to see two, par
ties arrayed" in the new Confoderaky,
struggling for the Presidency next fall,
and the division, it thinks, will be up
on the point of admitting other States,
"one favoring the admission of other
States which may choose to accept our
constitution, the other clinging to th:-
delusion of a pure 'elavdooracy." The
present provisionaliPreaidentand "Vice
President, we are - told; both - "favor the
idea of ultimate reorganization," while
Howell. Cobb, it -is implied, and the-ul
tra Southern party, are-forever eppoced
to the admisbion of free States. -Her*
then, says the -Chronicle, is, the pro
gramme, as we think. Howell .Cobb
for President upon the basis of no ad
mission of any free State, and no ad
mission of such slave State as will give
the power in the Confederacy: to ad
mit free States by a two.third,vote. In
this wise, as we take it, is a party to •be
or anized in opposition to the present
administration.
SALES of TOB401:10 IN NSW oar
LuAws.—Eicine weeks ago we had, ac
counts of large purchases of tobaCoo t O ,
Richmond, by French -agents: We bare
now confirmed aceounts -of IttigErptni
chases made at New Orleans
French agents. Advices via Logi*
vine, July 22d, say : The report 4 tor
heavy sales of tobleco having . been
ecutly-tuade in New- Orleans is coniiiaz.,
ed; and it is said, on good authority '
that the purchase was on account ',91
the French government. Of course;
now that the tobacco is bought it must
be got to sea, and that it is not imitrob:
able but what this : will be the3fittetesk • !
on the part of Frange.of stresgth
of the blockade. Those who afF*
well informed, assert 'that e tobiceo
would never' haveAmen'ptirchaited,liitd
it not been pretty dear that iturtivot t ki
be found to ship a-wits dectinaPion,
Tag following, froth ntr . o `poem. of
w h i tt i e fais pectdiarbrpertinent to the
.
pres eat occasion. 'Meryl Stanza is a
perfect motto for the times.
Whoso shrinks or falters now,
Whoso4o.the yoke would bow,
Brand the craven on his brow.
Freedom's soil has only place
For a free and fearless race ;
None fez traitors false and base.
Pariah part;y•ilperte'h eller!
St2ll P‘ 4 41 4.Ag'w#1*5 0 w 4 ralt
Like the tirin - oT one strong man
„t
With one haat and with one
Let the noitti auto r the 'iOnth -
Speak the word befitting lxith.
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boats, stretched across . thil.. , ;* iiiil*ii:sti: ? ;•;t.' , : --( f--..1
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the news of the repuhlie,;o„l)l4my . **' ,; "'":
reached the eampAcet,inglifX : ;v , . , ' .'f, .=.1.;: 74
Bev. Henry Oolt, tini-iste - ..rri r•• .''•;,-.••• .•-`
pastor of Wabash avetne,:lai,i . .'Z .'" 1.5V -. ' ' ~,.
Episcopal churah—whiiitp`, '
at the time the ititellOitiji**:‘, -- • : '....-!''
ed —remarked, .on clot big lifethlag:% ti-1,: - '• -.; 7
"Brethren, wo had litittfitlidjiCAPlfiiii• - ''',,,,.1.g
camp-meeting and gothfithieitli 1,6111.":: .1 • .;; 14 .: ,
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father of us'all to our COii6lo. wittier. r,., ',
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aws itaimitatirmittic
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UNNlNGjagri (X)O.-FP,IVI T S
813R5 1 11 arr . (RAM
LIS Water street, and US FiraketbW
in., three doors below Monot ,Rouse,
itithinfaelarere of Pftletxtrgla Mr , " 611Ktilagit
Drug,guite 491.83 'Ware and Aipwriolo„... ex
tabs/a, for parlor windows, ohnrohtt sad' M.lto
tattling& . • rit .1
TO FAIKERS I 0 11800 - 4014it$ .
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- OEO WEIPS ilumeatutit FL TIAT ••:7.45
f r y
• , . ttrtr.4llll4 , l ' 47;2 .
• Grain Fan, aimL,lll,oSkro)r,
PATENTED JANUARY:4O,IBIUO
• • ' s,s f , :l -, er'': • ,
qrsE superlO i 4
city of thin Ptiiis..‘.;o3l
°there in wax °owlets dreprilialglartn
p nit' and durability.
Semeid. In cleaning grain feater, 7 &muse; 'find L.,..rr,a
more.thoroughly with leas labor...than any other •
mill ever offerer,. , ,
The patentee of the above Fan hair beki long en- •
gaged in menufacrming mid Jailing "1.••=1-
tarot iniplenients;conviner d of the'great 'went of a
' '0; laCeltlo the aTertintA4d**Atrain
1, aptblin Alth Lan eon
qtr
fidetice itrwlß , vt etetiabliC 4 ';',44l4a4.- -
ho undersiPed beving purchased
_the, sole
rtght to mannhiettrm and sell the above UilliAlratt
and Beperatnr, In Weston' Penniryituu*ilfeetern .
Virginia and all Ohlo,end the right' ee
diens anddillnols,lenottlavitlafedittAlkidtitariers
Wholeaale or Petal] nt aL9 weeny-street, Mite.
b ut te 4. pyi W tWATILACC
P;telibursh,luly 16,1881 . - • l Y l a:eradaw- o i- ; •
A RittraLIPPLIF 4 4---
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• ' Harrisburg, July 28, 4 1.8ti1=
Salleit.PT o Pnauls will be ;received at. ghee
rititti 12 cede* 3f, on tba, Sd day of
AUX 122411, for the followiniArms? 8n "tie.
'tearable et the Ettate Military ;atm% bit& _
quantities 118 required tetimprnh.
holy opened at ihe geneend nantad,,and pie
tateeesafirl bidden to be sato end 'AS soon - there-
Eller sa oonvealen ,t•••••ttle_rigltaittreellerfed bY
the State to- increase or , 81.V1 , •
quantity al saldrirticient ; '• , 171;%'/ ,
1108 Pt tel :'V t4 : tlie t. 1 , 1 . 9 4Wals .2 / 1 aom e plete :44
SiMitrahnadoo te aid,.fipqmomtio~ies,
pine,em;oom to
Two. hundred end aft,fraulogNilism
pht, etc., complete' '
°unlimited driinia,witbettolialithllll,l •
comeg o .ts, complete : -seitlev).•
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Two blincired dnarn hes&
Two hanored drum headn k infenwAt art.
One
;Ten ttionatunt three IlingoalltellniejahrtinialtrA„;l,
etrepped, ootton ,„ = • ~r, •,tav- ' '
Ten thousand baredissittonar , AVy
Ten thourenid hartratelar; - •
Ten thousand 14111peankIlf willtWastch 00044810. '"
my standard
Ten thorusand etc, cop
enameledcloth• ' - ,
Sat hundred Anwar ; - .- -.,
Six hiuldred • . -- '5r. , ;••••.....‘ •
Six hundrednyl6...
handled
.Bix hundred azete...haucUid
Sin hundred piolur-atambed- •,„
Ten thousand tie platert , ,• fro a-7„
• Ten thousand palm kr:MIA and Jerks' 1 .4;;*
'fen thousand tin cups , • XV
' Turee thousand mess Foxe ' • 41
One thousand camp kettles taP+" ' ,
Tee thousand blouses t s 4, 4 1
Ten thousand great orate infantrY
One thousand yards sky blue_uipe,for cheytegill
Ten thousand pair trowsenh-foMmim Y
Twenty thousand white dome' Muting 11/111110 4
Twenty thousand pairs drawere ! •••
Twenty thousand pairs etoekin, gut' • . •
One thousand I r tre catelry•boest i o4s4o.-40
Ten thousand a boOteed
Ten thousand orege cepa..totoortt
Ten thormand seta aocontrenlentssollllBt2.,.A_,-
Twelve thousand double ntunbereitittt 'maw, , Y"'"
Ri ve :•.•••
Twelve thortrand lettereA l
toinclusive
04.11,hundred and thirty awntesallealltaten
Ten thousand blatikets,sevedfaatjeyAnte= • • ineneryiniol-gray, letters P in oottatobat • • •? , 1% - •
long,weiging five pounds .‘„ , .1 1 1 tat • ' •
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Forty ambulance, wagons, of ate
s =1111(... •
U.S Army of four wheela Naito* "s)u.„ gry
Forty hospital or medical tamportopttam :1 , •
army pattern •
Also, seta of harmer, for horswefabollif
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,Ihe t ambulanoe wagons, carts and harnalleille . -'; 1 . -
subdeg to the balipbepoA And 7 1 7 ,
4 1 =
and tinish,of the Burgeoutlez e .Pe l44
nn#
ithosedetrieloo shall be final andetinclnidve: "
I; is dealmble that all the.mote artfaclea beAf -',
dm:teeth , manufacture, and when Inv of' wird -
f an d li c l ad by•the United Stmes, she'askoodaidst
conform in all nape le to thesealed standard pot , '
torn m me united states Qttartenneeteett ;office
and military store, Philadelphist.„, - 7„z.
Teo per cent of the amount anal delivery to
ben taed ea a forfeittuntuttlitteteettain tegenon
p. eted. Contractors to state in their proposals ;-' - ‘1
the time when the goods osa bek dpatiftsor,vad
the formerly deU -ery of Borchert:isles a. ere needed 41
will be censidered In awarding the conthlet. Eno
omeueeetta
rtietbidders to 81n bonds with two snowed
Eves 7. proposal to be enderrect, "Proposer 'Tor
- Army Supplies, Augaat 24.11361"
All „ supplies contr acte d for under that* Provo.
eels to be delivered at the Military, liternhoutektu
the city of Harrieburgqs „otherwise direeted ,
tree or *nonage for I, boxing 4:1 &magi, ,
unless freig• tto place of slivery is greater than
to Harrisburg in which me the differenoli Will be -•
allowed Al pa :Juges so delinrred to be merited
on the inlaid-,`with number and deacri...u. of ar
ticle. therein, and name of party furnlageartte,
together with an lIIYOIOO of oontente:
bracing, M. addition to above,notioe claw armacm
annW, it La a part. 3
if:ll:2t' R. C. HALE, q. biskt. It. M.
OPO AIR. will be- receited until
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