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At too North-East corner of nth end Wood atal.
,_Ternstbx . ..lJellara a year, payable strictly In
' admee. '
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ega.tter is the Ottlee, and by the Newebpya.
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Standing Card, six linos or team, per annum 10 00
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end agnate:4>er annum, (exctnsive of paper)-.25 00
lif?.rriage notices. 60 eentn Death notices 26 cents
sw. FOR 1861, per
ONE' DOLLAR.
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WEEKLY POST,
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and Doinestic
Markets.
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Editor and Proprietor, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MEM POST JOB OFFICE.
3AbfER P. BAltlt. n'iwni A. MYERS
I=l
BARR & MYERS,
BOOR AND JOB PRINTERS
Corber Mtn & Wood tits., Pitts%
issmax Dm:Kam-now or
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
Uncated in the finest style 4
XzL„ 41. Co
MAMAL• MERCANTILE AND:LE6AL IWORK
Atiattoo Utica, On reasonable terms,
Pertioolsat attention' plod to the Printing of
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, cue,
For 4kincarta. Extubitterta and arenas.
LANE ADDITKINS OF TYPE & MACHINERY
anima anancur nun loam To TIT
,the, es , for turning out Work with mem*
pass sad despatch cannot. he excelled by
any other oplco In toe city.
i rRPENTINE bblf3
ftegal&by PAIINFAITOCK. & CO,
.ttxu:aer.ofiritst *elk We nd at;
..4 - LF , ..".11.10E I W.RAT WE ARE
pelOtout a • ,, =t , Many lancto of our Sum
.* odds, lifantfosote; for the best
440sUm-(411-ettriy., - -C.O.A.NSON LOVE,
*sitt3 • - 71141.aikat Area.
, .
fin, OE' An'4 4 114--:-24 harrels choice
.• robeiittitild kr sate by
,t4AtEer 4 t, l • • grietiorgamiactirust sta.
:4- ENGLISH -43itADIJATED
31 4919 6gross Frearb.7 Wont Powder,
jiliftvAericid and for salo by [ A EU . A. EELLY,
- . .. 0014then , &ti;
always on hand , for 11.
rules. also. for BI arp's
00 boron. For sale by
13OWN & TETLEY.
.411LE14N APPLI...-20 barrels, just.
Arifired sad for rab3 by
atiffi HENRY H. COLLINS.
dobszakbridaseedom
,aat. i d o
_ , ario do; rsoolved br
;.1 ..? REsay. K. commis
-40 WO Fresh Peeked
Iji,j2dBousous rooritedduid•toreste
barrels, tist receivedand
for ilq,le by ..;,-, 45'...... • - .: ,- . - 7 ,,,, 4 4,. ., - .4.-4, , ,;....-, !-'..-
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jrpt, nfis, auginA
ANARICAN IRON WORKS.
amps- NS, ,
• Xonufaisurerd Of -
111014 AND- NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON,
SUMO, hanitt'A ragout Pixtem Rods,
BS WASICHOWER,
Water 13 Crest,aseal /1.33 First Street.
And corner of Franklin kuid, South Water Istreate,
Uhicago. 161/7:lv
W*. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE - BUILDERS.
IRON POU
IDtRS,
41enOral Ilachtnliits And N
Boller Haken,
Near the Penn's IL ft. huseenger Dena.
PITTSBURGH, ~
MANUFACTURE ALL KI N D S O FOF
au., Steam Enginho rs es, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty e power. for Grist.
Sfills,Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces Factories, etc.
Give particular attention to tile C01:113t1/Cli 011 of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for up.
rights, mulay and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for ship.
moat at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
dmienption"
Also, tarnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Bangers and Follies in
every variety, and continuo the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
Our priests/Ire low, our machinery manufactured •
of the best quality of materials, and warranted in
sit eases to give satisfaction.
AllifrOrders from all parts of the country solicited
and promptly filled: e2l dew
-
SMITH, PARK 8e CO.,
NINTH WARD FOIINDR V,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
Warebotme, 14S Fiat suvi 'I2D Second atreets
Manufacturers of all MEW and desen Wow; of Coal
Oil, Itetortel and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad
Irons; Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes,Eltenl
See, gangers and L;naplino.
Also JottiAng and Machine Csoltalgo of ,vary do
se-lotion ;rode to order.
Haying a complete machine snop attached to cto
Foundry, all necessary fitting will ho carefully
stttondoell .
LAKE SUPER.
lOR COPPER NINES
AND
SMELTING WORKS,
PARK, WC lURD Y dic CO"
MANUFACTURERS OF SHEATH,
Brasiers' and Bolt Copper, s:IPPcI
=ma, lensed Mill Bottoms, Spater Sol Pressed C er, ec.,
also importers and dealers in Metal t s, Ti d n Plate,
Shoe! Iron, Pill), &c. Constantly on hand, 'I inmon's
Machines and Tools. Warehouse, Plo. 149 First, and
nil Lacond street& Pittsburgh, Po Special orders
of awmAr not to ass ,*dare. 40214 wdd,.
1113.1111141.1 n. HOLE,
N(4TNI BUJ LDER & 31fAGHINIST,
42.4 GREAT WESTERN PLA/NING iYIIA, , nor.
Afarbury and Dienisavis Way, Pillsburg.:,
make to order, and warranted an good as can
Iw made, the following maithinory, via :--tateam
Engines, Turning Lathes, for wood and iron; rid
nera,for Wood and iron: mil lioßMaohinew; Hansen
awl Tobaeno Serevre; Patent-mght arid Model Ma
chined, in the best manner; Shafting, Putliss, and
flangersi of all knees awl variety; ScrOWN, of any di.
arneMr sad pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger
Engines, and Deck Pumps for stownhoine. Co.
Lathe itatenre arm otherwide, P laning b done to order;
nazi phme .811 Inches 0 lean inches .
AU Orders Promptly Pillaged Ranneatly ' len
N. B.—Particular attention and promptitnde Jew.
en to repairs on Printing Presses and other MR
chines.
Jusuranre
Monongahela, Insurance Co
OF PITTSBURGH
Oryntats—JA ?ARS A. HUTCH IRON, President,
HENRY IN. ATWOUI beerotary.
CAPT. JAR. RN, r3on'l Agent.
OFFICE NO. 9$ WATER STREET
Mil /usurp aU kdruirt of Fire and Marine Rirks.
ASSILIS, MAY 10th, 1851,
Stock Due Bills ; ayable on dem,nd
and secured by two approved nanies..s 78,760 00
Bills Receivable.— 23,667 34
Bills Die(wonted 35,238 74
Mortm.h..— .—.,.. ..... ... 12,000
116 Shares Mechanics Bank
stock cost $ 0,186 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
stock cost. 6,176 00
40 Shares Exchange Bank •
stock cost 2,050 00
50 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh,
18,140 00
85,997 75
400 00
49,152 30
$222,824
DIRECTORS 17
Wm. B. Holmes, Jas. A. Hutchinson,
Wilson Miller John Atwell,
on:
Jao a,
Richardßobis Hays,
Joe. Kirkpatrick. R. Wallace,
Bobt. Baleen, Geo. A Berry,
Win. A. Caldwell, Wm. Means,
Jame Woodburn,
Balance of Book Accounts
Office Fura1ture..—...........
Cash
Allegheny Insurance Co.
OF PITTSBAJRCII.
OFFIVIE-No. 37 witth nt.. Bank Block.
ENSURES AGAINST :UT, KINDS
OF FIR J AND Ms RINE B.PRITIi.
AAC JONES, President; JOHN D. MCCORD,
Vice President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary; COL
WILLLAM DEAN, General Agent.
Duitoseas—lsaec ARM, 'C. a Hussey, Harvey
Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B. L.
Falinestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam Jacobs,
R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Rob% L. ItiNitreir.
Rob't 5. Danis. MOM
WEST BRANCH
Mutual Insurance Company,
LOCK ItAVEN, CLINTON COUNTY.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGIBL.A.TIIRE OF
PEFEBYLVAKIA
tJrah Capitat--/300,000 ! Prosiest N0ta5......5132,843
COMPANY WILL INSURE
4, on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, &a,
is town or country.
Diszamas :—Lion. J. J. Pearce, J. B. Hall, T. T.
Abrams, Hon. 0. Harvoy, Chas. Grist, D. H.
Jackman, Chas. A. Mnyer , Peter Dickman, W.
White, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. G. C. HARVEY, President.
T. T. Luaexe, Vice President.
THQS. SilTauxn, Secretary.
J. A. LIPPERT, Agent,
No. TO PIM street.
Powasylvania TINNIXEUNN3 coinpany
Of Pittsbuirgh.
No. SS Fourth Street.
.Ecrrm.
Jamb Painter,Rodj , Patterso son,
I. Einar Spica!,
A.Volton, Jamee H. Hopkins. A. A. Carrier,
Homy Hpront,Nich. Voeghtly, Geo. W.Sositti.
A. J. Joaos, Wald Hampton, ftOtert Patrick,
Chartered. Capital.-- _ttaoo.otto
FIRF AND kr AHlisi4 RIBEis TAKEN, of all
desdriptionn.
• OPIUM=
A. A. CARRIER, Prewident..
I. GRIER SPROUL, Sfkeretary.
*mum, scit.
JEITB.OPELN AGENCY.
rrIEOMAN:RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent,..Ro. fl& Watarntreet, Pittaburgn, pa,
PDTeroP fo), bring out or. send back . passe ngers
NOM
or'
partof the old country, either by
stestror *am
SAM' DRAFTISFORSALE, payable In any part
of
Agiptt.for the, Indi isanapol and aneliuniti Rent.
road. Also; Agent for the old Meek Star Line of
-Slav Beckett, and for the knee of Stowers *t
ow ritqween Now York, Liverpool, Waage. and
fall
flaninj
MILLINGA.R, MONONGAIfF,
a Lk PLMING MILL, would respectfully inform
The pleas that he has rebuilt lance the are, and
higiug,pnlarged his establishment., and filled it
with , the flawed and most approved machinery, is
n ow., werpared fto. furnish floorise, and phis:mg
boards, scroll, sawing and re•eawing, doors, sash
and .shatters; dried, frames, mouldings, box,
maklne,, - _
s o f i thput e bi r o; septeimber 7,185T.'
AVM tno3.:EglsPutB AT REDUCED
TfttOES-*-A'tliet-is - te iCtifun Umbrellas
Aitimaxa Wm:Alpo itmto k lo c e r e m mt t i b l e lo st , 4o9:
land 19 nob streetal
~ ', ~ .
t`l : ' • . ,
i
`-i.'
1 @Loth; t fassinteres && c. .
I
E. WATT S; _
SVI2B
TERRY, PRICE 4Sr. Co.
lAIPOR.TEN.B AND DkALERB IN
CLOTHS, CASSIVERES.
Satinets, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, &c.
NO. 2 55111ARKET ST. North Side
PUJLADICLPEULA, PA.
SOLUI V. MKT, DAME S. KULA OLIVES V. MST
clel2:ly
_
_ joalti4 Cussv,
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT :4 PICTURE FRAMES,
Gilt and imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS 13
FRENCH PLATE ARO WINDOW BLABS,
128 . Smithfield Street,
Demier's Block, between Fifth and Szth, Pitts
bumf' Pa. Sir City (lint's al manufacturer's'
Price, Particular attention given to repairing
Ninth:m3, Reguildina farun and tattiness cards
framed at wholesale price.
s okay
Naas and Sestiturattis:
BIL "V".11..(30E1 HOUS E,
• No. &NO Liberty Street,
SEX PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER I)kPOT,
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
HAVING taken at I fitted up,with all
the modern iroprovem .nts, this popular re
sort, the oubscriber I's prepared le accommodate
his old oustomen and the public generally, with
the beet the market affords. Oysters will re ser
ved up_ in every varicty of style, during the sea
son. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels con
fident In recommending, to the public for their
excellence.
Can, Bucket and Steel! ()vitera rem' ved .tall end
sold Wholesale sod Retool. tity2ilytt
'
• -
SEETEN'S OLD STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOMAS STONE, proprietor
HAVING TAKEN and fitted up, at
a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is
prepared to accommodate his friends and the pub
lic generally, with the best the market sHords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
IaqUORS and ALIJ he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
/14T - IdEALS nerved up at all boars, sod DA Y
and NIGHT IIOA RI.ERS taken. arvily
E32E M S 0 IR.
OYSTER AM EATING HOUSE,
O. 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
WIDNINALA AND IMAM DIMMED 111
LAKE EASTERN ULA,
FRIZAH N
eiPLllL;sdaPkri A AND BALTIMO F RE
OYB FERN AND WILD GAME.
KM la their Proper Beeson.
n 026 GEO. B.E.I.NEMAN & ()O.
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AIIR
ENZ, Proprietor, N 0.344 Litssrty street, juste the Passenger Depot. of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
TN, proprietor having, at considerable expertise,
fitted up, in excellent style, the MANSION auUsE,
would respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age. There L 9 attached n splendid STABLE and
extensive WA6lolfi • A RD, Allard ing ample accom
modation to travelef c sat steamsterm. His Larder
and Bar will be furnietiat with the t941 , 1t the mar
ket can afford.
COOINUCOPILBE RESTA E. , RAU% Ti,
BY ELI YOUNG, FIFTN:BTREET.
liH E ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS
and others to direc y k,d thin establishmentpurpose,
ch has been recent/ fitted up for t
of affordin a SUBSTA,NTIAL EATING he
HOUSE
IN A CENTRAL LOCATION. Country folks
attending market are particularly invited to cidl.
Ereryttung pertaining to as zeTrrie a&Loon
will always Ixt found, of the freshest the market
affords. apMcism
ainters,
T. T. IMMUMN,
I-X Q Usf3, C3l- INT
-AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(BEOOND STONY.)
Air All work entrusted to me will be Neatly
and Promptly Executed. octly
WIL. TRDApY,
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourth Bt. , Bat: yVoci ,, d ir t s fit i lt4t H ht Bmiths•ld
NI-Ali work ' ro— , ptly attended to. nry2lklyd
0:01 1 1=IIVAMPII:10,10.7:16,10D0:1
P. O'BRIEN.
sh- Orders sone.isd at basement shop, Grant
street, opimatte CathedraL
IA grchant gailors.
SPRING AND Slain ER GOODS
—A T—
.
REDUCED PRICES
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A
V CROICE AND SELECT STOCK OF GOODS
for SPRING AND SUMMER SALES, which have
been selected with more than usual care, , nd feel
confident that In the
RICHNESS OF FA ERICA ND STYLE
—0 F—
GI- 0 0 7L) s,
AS WELL AS
FAIRNESS OF PRICE
They will SURPASS ANY GOODS of the kind
ever before opened in this city, and would respect,
fully solicit an early call from our patrons and the
public to examine the same for themselves.
SA1111111411: & SON,
lIIERCHANT TAILORS,
mylo , 19 FIYTR STREET.
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
Ilerekait Tailors,
No. 4$
ST. CI.A►II STREET.
D. BRUCKLOCHER. TAILOR,
HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS
et his old aimed,
No, 106 FOURTH STREET,
where Ite will be glad to see his old friends and
fanUlsbee generally. Will also do CUTTING for
for nese and man. tee
J M. LITTLE,
i nCERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 14 SAINT. CLAM. sTharacw,
(Dr. Irian! NOW Building,)
doitli PITD3BURGH.
W. H. N'HHH. DCX3CH
W . . H. M'GEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers In Reedy Made Clothing knd Gentlemen's
Furniehing - Goode, corner of Federal street and
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. I nl2-IY-date
ADIES
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,37,
LADLES
UONG.RESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,37,
AT NO. 15 FIFTH * MOM%
eel, D. a DIPPENBACHISR.
fI.ROOM CORN BRIJSR-40 bales, a
seT aupbroir article, for sale by
00.1.11N8.
~i 4r'
h`i't ~ " C'q~ ''
~'
IDAY M
4farraar itin.q.and Sotostission.
_T AMES W. CEA-M ,t inmisaiBn and
vf . Forwaratng Merchant, add. ernritalle Broker,'
Office and Storagl, No. Nortlyl Levee, Saud Loins.
N. 13.—Tvill give norneffirelbaindliernffiffil sitenhon,
to all hominess rintneted ro. my 31113, AM which
charges will be ramonable. Relerencee: B.
Forsythe, L. Laws; Pant Wing, St. Lorne ; 0.
Israel:mum d Co. 01 ocinnali 263 45 413 .7}1.121; .14 Craig.
Philadelphia ; bur, Byron 6 Offibons, New
York; W. O. Bwortgaroar4 Northrtfr4h.,
Co., SUISI01; J. W. Btu - bridge Xe., New Orleans; W. ,
W. Weston, Meffinnin; rehroek d Bart, Bats:
burgh; ts. W. Cass, Pktabargini P 8 Belt , IL. D.
Adamn, Chirrago,W. F. Coolhan , BurlingtoNlowa;
W Posilowart, Burlington, .14 °apts. C onno;
Bowman, and river men gene y. flout=
SILK BUNVING
OHINTZ 'PIAGS
-AT-
R. WILLIAMON'S,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
PRiVA'rki
THE Cheapest and Shortest RittLe.
DIRE-non. Letters rrcm• Abe Union States
going t.• the 'eceded etates attotild be directed to
me at Franklin, Ky, , and lettere from the Seceded
States going to the Union States Should be directed
to me at 3litchollville, Tenn, under the following
requirements: air 1. Direct your letter prop
erly.
2. Enclooe the same with F/FTIIN ordirtl ttr nom/
(stamps will not do) to me by mail, and I will re
mail them daily to their destination, and pay poet.
age on same. Thk applies to letters under half an
ounce, for every adds inn-el halt ounce ten cents
will be reythre.l. TilineleaL newopvure Len cent",
each. M. D. WHITFAIDt.
Yanasus, It r. has a Daily I) Q. Mail by Raitread
to and f-orn all petuti. m the I Inited sud e ..
MIT•IiFILXVILLS, Tenu., hoe R daily Pol3f1".1011L'e
mail hy to anal (rote Mt ',Lanai in the
Naito! , Linhs.
au:l7
FIFTY NEW
r f LED
SIMON) BAND PIANOS,
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO
reduce his stock of Pianos, offers for sale du
ring this and next month, Fifty New and Second
Hand Pianos at, great ha rgains, for cash. These
Pianos have nearly all been made especially for
the subscriber, for renting purposes by the beat
matters in the country, and ran be relied on as du
rable and imbstarillal Inalnimenta.
Pun lateen, are reaper,:fnliy invited to call and
examine them. For sale by
.10111 iii H. fib ELLIOIR,
iY I6 hi WuOle &MEET.
NAELVIIIiN LINU OT(H SAIA
GEOWICV'S SUPK:R6OII.
Grain Fan and Separator,
PATKNTF.I. JANUARY 10, 1500.
THE superiority of this Fan over all
(Ahern in use, consists in its cheapness, nun
phony and durability.
Second. In cleaning grain teeter, better and
more thoroughly with lens labor than any other
mill ever offered.
The patentee of the above Fan has been lorrg-en
gaged in manufacturing and selling Agneul
lanai tmplements, convinced of the great want of a
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of grain
and seeds, iireeents this to the public with full con
fidence that it will meet their wentls.
Th.. undersigned having porchnsed the s .le
right to D l SJSUfacture apd wdl to gime Uraln Fan
and Senerator, in Western. FenusyMania, Western
Virginia and all Ohio, and the right to sell in In
diana and Illinois, is ! low prepared to all orders
Wholesale or Retail at 31D Liberty Street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. W W. WALLAuE.
Pittsburgh, July 1881.—bilikemdaw
El EA IL I' lb It BEN,
ORGAN MANUFACTURER,
Keeps constantly hand
CHEJLICII AND PARLOR ORGANS,
OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION,
NO. 1. Three stops, 7 feet 5 inches
high, 4 feet G inches wide, 2 feet 8 inches
No. 7.. Five stops, 9 feet 9 Inches high, 9 feet 6
Inches wide, 8 feet 0 inches deep.
No. i Eight stops, 11 feet 8 Inches high 7 foot
3 inches wide, 4 feet 8 Inches deep.
No. 4. Twelve stops, 13 feet high 9 foot 8 Mot 55
wide; 7 feet deep.
The above dimensions are for Grecian casefg
Gothic cases they will be somewhat hlghei
For further information apply to
JOHN If. MELLOR, 81 Wood street,
Or HENRY ERBEN, 172 Centre street,
apl.lly--ssllaw NEW YORE.
Uarrzo 62411:8 OF AMII/04t, 1
Western District of Pennsylvania, se. f
WHEREAS, an information has been
filed in the District Court of the United
States of America for the Western District of Penns
sylvania, on the AM day of September, in the year
of our Lot d ono thousand eight hundred and sixty
one, by Robert B. Carnahan, Reg Attorney of the
United. States, on behalf of the United States, allegs
ing in substance that a certain lot of pig insist,
amounting to seven hundred and eighty one (781)
tone, more or less, is now on the whilst at the port
of Pittsburgh, in the said District; that the same
is owned, in whole or in part, by Pointer Brothers,
citizens and residents of the State of Tennessee,
and now in the possession and charge of John
Moorhead, of Pittsburgh. in said District; that in
pursuance of the Act of Congress approved July is,
1861, the President of the United States issued his
proclamation, dotted August 16,1861, declaring inter
alia thst the inhabitants of the State of Tennessee
are in a state of Men:re:lion against the United
States, and that alt commercial intercourse between
the same and the inhabitanto thereof and the citi
zens of other States and other parts of the United
States is unlawful, and that all goods and chattels;
wares and merchandise coming from said State of
Tennessee into other parts of the United States, by
land or water,w(ll be forfeited to the United States;
and that said lot of pig metai_, owned as aforesaid,
was conveyed from the said State of Tennessee to
said city of Pittsburgh, and that the same thereby
became forfeited to the use of the said United
States, and praying that the same be condemned as
forfeited as aforesaid.
therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court, to me directed
and delivered, I do hereby give public notice to all
personsolaiming the said pig metal or any interest
therein, or lien thereon, or in any manner interest
ed in the Fame. that they to RIM appear before the
said liistrict Court, at the city of Pittsburgh, on - the
first Tuesday in October next, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, (provided the same shall
be a day of juriadicnion,othenviite on the next day
o' jurisdiction thereafter,) then and t her to inter
pose their claim,' and to make their allegations In
hat behalf. A. IS URDuOlzi,
U. S. Marshal Western Dist. of Penna.
Prrrsauttom, September 6th, 1861. ' m 744
SEA-BATHING.—THE U. S. HOTEL,
Atlantic, N. d., is now open for visitors,
This is the largest and best furnished hotel on the
island, and being convenient to the beach, and sur-
rounded by extensive and well shaded giounds,
is a desirable house for families. ft is lighted with
gas, and well supplied with pure water. The Ger
mania Pociety will furnish the music for the sea
son. The cars stop at the door of the hotel for
the convenience of guests.
JR,ItEhlkA II WM GBIN,
Proprietor.
MEMO
EBl DENCE FOR
QOUTH A V EN U E
SA LE.—A comfortable two story dwelling
house, conveniently arranged, with hall, two par
lors, with marble mantles, dining room and
lulchon. wash and bake rooms, bed room, nil on
first floor; and five bed rooms, hall, clothes prose
and closets, on second floor. Good cellar under all
the house; a brick stable, coal house, so.;
two floe
grape arbors; great abundance of currants, goose;
berruv, strawberries, Att. tine maple and other
shade trees, shrubbery, each trees, pears and
plums, gravel and shellwalks. Large let era-rou lx i,
eighty-two feet front on South Avenue, Alleglienyf
by two hundred and eighty-seven feet to Rebecca
street, a beautiful situation mut convenient for
business In the city, being but a tow minutes' walk
from the new bridge, and the paasenger railway is
in rear of - the property en Rebecca street. 'We
can recommend the above desirable residence to
any person in search ofa - good house and valuable
improvements. For price and terms apply at our
office.
B. CUTHBERT A SUE=
61 Market street._
G Eyrs:
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of 131:Celie Manufacture,
SELLING AT . NEW lOU PRICES,
FOR CABS.
At 31 Fifth Street,
W. E. 811011 BA T - Z. & C 9
sel6
lEEE
XNG, SEPTEMBER 20
Psrellantons.
IMPORTANT.
ALL FEREON3 PURCHARING TICKETS FUR
ST JOEPR,
And other points in .Norh t rn Missouri, :t E , tate
Kan.as, or the Torino) les, should i nsist on
having riekets=that read by the
NORTiI 31ISSOUR1 RAILROAD,
only red route from tit. Lows to St. Joseph
It is tho shortest and ysi ken 'i tie by thirteen
hours to the remotest point reached by rail, and
a:ways as cheap . a.any ot.h.r.
474-r tly your Tickets to KEMPEN And all pOillth
in Northern Missouri by the North Mietonri Rail
road.
/SA AO H. STURGEON,
Pres't and Gen'! stipt:Nerih Missouri R. R.
Rzsar litnototte..Agesit" • selo:em
PITTSBURGH
.F oo E. IS.
" •
THIRTEEN . TEACHERS.
TH E FALL TERM WILL COM'
MENCE, TUESDAY. September* 3d. The
buildings have teen thoroughly retltted, and an
Apparatus, Telegraph, Cabinet, Lc., added, making
the institution,aecend to none in the land. Pupils
instrnetednoConly in the regular college course,
but in any department, such as
T ELEGRAPHINU,
guruLan Local or instrumental Mu is D awl •
d •
For catalogue, address.
Rev. I. C. PERSHING,
Preiddent.
SCHOOL. FOR ITOING L DIES,
:7ANILL BE RE-opENED ON MONDAY. SECT. eth,_
D LAT.i.P4 A UGH.T
without extra charge by &fr. Teted ux, a
native of Parts and „gradnate of the College hark-
Mag1:18. No 148 Third street, Pulaburgh.
N B.—The Birmingham, Oakland s.nd Ida era
villa cars pass by the door. soft! d
TO WHOLESALE CASH BUY.XES.
IPILSOJr, Canit 4 Co.,
94 Wood Street,
INVITE attent ion to their very large
vtock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
AU who buy soon will save a profit over theta
who buy late, as prices are almost daily advancing,
especially in Cotton Goods.
Pittsburgh, September 9. 1861, -
FRE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a Co•Paftnership under the
name and style of PERKINS, MERRICK 2 CO, in
the Paper, Rag and general COMMI9:4OO Business.
JNO. At PERK I NS,
O. HENRY MERRICK,
ED WA RD C. CLA PP.
1.0.11 rp It, 141 h let, tB6l.
PIR.IIIKEI C. 11/011.1 DICARICS..... K. C. CLArr
PERKINS, MERRICK Sr. CO.,
WINILEsAt.s AND RETAIL DEALT R 8 IN
Paper, Rags, Twine, Cordage, &0.,
Manilla Rope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Makers
Materials, &o.
arehouse No. 82 Third s.llfeet.
mRrI PITTSBUROH, Pd
N KW FALL (ilhWiS Ai
W. ttic I). HUMUS'.
Ilw .- NEW FALL GOODS AT
W. & D. 1111rGIFTS'.
P' ALL GOODS AT
W. &: D. lIIUGIUS'.
We are just opening one of the largos
and beet assorted stock of
FANCY & DOMRSTIC DRY GOODS
n the ea)
us,„As we buy - and! sell goods, exclusively for
cash, we can otter better inducements to the pub-
_ _
MILITIA
EADQUARTERS PA. MILITIA
READ4TIAETEBs Pransuriveare Marue,}
zuvriducumnt's Dgzurmaite,
, September 10,1881.
Penmivania naeda blankets and stockings for
her 30,000 brave soldiers in arms to support the
Government..
Every factory capable of making blankets, even
to a single loom, should at once be put in opera.
twit Liberal contracts will be given to all such.
Blankets should be wool grey, 7 feet long by 6
feet 6 inches wide, and weigh full 6 pounds, with
the letter P. V. in black, 4 metes long, In the. can
tre of each blanket
Stockings will be needed the coming winter—
half hose or socks, good sizes, one-fourth pound
each. Let every mother, wife and sister knit one
or more pairs.
Let associations be formed in each county, with
a treasurer at the county seat, with whom the
stockings can be deposited and forwarded to the
military store at Harrisburg. he United States
contract prli.e, twenty-five cents per pair, will be
paid to each county treasurer, and thus a fund can
be raised to supply the wants of volunteer families
to which every patriotic woman in the Mate can
contribute her share. R. C. HALE.
sela-OtdAltw Quarterniaster•General P. If.
ESSE JOH3tSO-1,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer in Plour,Grain,and all kinds of
Country Produce; 1710 Ines and Li.
guars, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
Liberal advances made on consignments
of High Wines.
NO. 155 SOUTH FOURTH ST., CORNER OF WALNUT
PITTT. A TIELPHIA.
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP.
kJ THE CHEMICAL OLIVE REASIVE SOAP,
manufactured by B. C. & J. 11. SAWYER, is ac
knowledged to be the most servieeable of any
kind yet Offered to.the public. Its superior advam
lagos are found in its cheapness, saving of labor,
and Its effßacy in removing grease, Paint, tar an
dirt without wowing the skin, or in the least wise
damaging the finest quality. of goods. It can be
used with all kinds of water.
Reference is made with pleasure to the subjoin.
ed certificates, eminating from gentlemen well
known in this community, and who had every fa.
eality afforded of aesing.ff. fully and fairly tested.
Quartermaster's Depart Sent of the Tied/Us, Thu..
/tenth awl fourteenth liesrimenta, Pa. rots.
"Sawyer's Chemical Olive Erosive Bolin.' having
been used very extensively in our Regiments, we
have no hesitation in certifying that is was tend
admirably adapted to the use of the soloiers, and
decidedly the most superior ,Soap which could be
procured for the service.
JAMBS A. ERIN, Quartermaster 120 a Re*
At FIX.' FORSYTH, Quartermaster 14th Reg
.14.41 f. MOORHEAD, Quartermaster lath Reg
an2ti. .
I—r
YE FLOUB.---27 barrels fresh ground
Ai Rye Floury received and km sale by
JAB. A. FETZER, corner Market and Firs t ate.
Ifi SHIRT. COLLARS FOR 25
1. . °EWE).—
Arrayed style of
Rents' Patent Enameled Collars for 1801.
10 Shirt Collara of any style for 25 cents.
EATON, MACRON A CO.
anal Nos. 17 and 10 Fifth street.
DRY APPLES-25 sacks received
and !braids by
HENRY H. COLLINS.
PEARLS -G tons, for sale by
pc7 HENRY H. COLLINS.
R`
ocK•OANDY.-
80 boxes White Rock Candy;
and kraals
16 Yerknv " " just received
by _
ongi - apoSt3 D=D pi Mq.i4
OLAY.-435-Ifst+eltr Mama'
pot gay brawn mapidietare rs .
aca4 HENRY EL COLLINS.
° -,t ~ .-7 3,k k,-:, -. .:
-.;•1-;-l'LW- , .' -,----
t;,..,„,:-?•,..0, , - -: : ~. -
'~? ~ ~.., - qtr ~~:: Y. s. ;'
OEM
s~ _
.::~.
giledieu -
`They go right "to the
INSTANT RELIEF! STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR - BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE!
SPALDING'S
Throat Confecthms.
AIL •
GOOD FOR OLERGYAIksi,
GOOD FOR LEOV014118;
GOOD FORTURLIO SiTA.K.R.I9;
GOOD FOR SINGERS,.
GOOD Ii OR CONSUMPTIVF,S.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPA DINEPS TEROA r CON PATIO 1M
LADIES ARM DELIGHTED WITH
SPALDIIVCPS THROAT
CHILDREN CRY, FOR
SPALDING'S TEROAT CONFECTIONS.
They refieTe a Cough mstaut2y.
They clear the Threat.
Tney give strength and rolume.to the voice
They impart a delimohs aroma to the breath.
They are dellghtilil to the Canto.
Tney are made of simple herle and cannot harm
any OIIP.
I advise every one who has a Cough or a Husky
Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difficulty of thil
Throat, to get a package of my Throat Confections,
they will relieve you instantly, and you will agrae
with me that "they go right to thiS EipoL'? You will
find them very useful And pleatiant while traveling
or attending public meetings foratilling your Cough
or allaying your thirst. If you try one package
am safe in saying that you will ever afterwards
consider them indispensible. You will find them
at thelliruggiAts and 1 'eaters in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CIENIII
My signathro ix on oncti psinkno. All othernwe
counterfeit
A Package Will be sent krmail, prepaid, on re
ceipt of Thirty Centel.
Addreiw
HENRY C. SPALDING,
,el 3 Na 48 OEnARI4TREET, NEW YOEE
NN.
CURE
z ed otiadN ai lt
CURE s 'ec)
Nervoustleadache
CURE.
4 Zr 4 3 4 5
•
Ilfeatache
BYTE E USE CT HFSEOERHALIQ
A
jj- MIMI the periodic attack)) of ifertaxe. are
.fleadaeha may be prevented; and If taken al
the commencement of en attack immediate relief
from pain and sickneve will be obtained.
They seldom Mil in removing the Passau and
Roadetcha to which female); are BO subjeet
They and gently upon . the Bowelw--removing
Cbstivenant.
For Leteren Men, Student!, Delicate Fernales,and
all persona of sattedary are valuable Ps
a Last-dtat, improving the 4pd they tle, gi ng ti to and
nip • to the digestwe organs, and restoring the
ns sl elasticilat and strength of the whole system.
he tiIIiIPHALIO PlitLf3are the retain of long in
stigation and carefully conducted experiments,
I. swing been in use many years, during which time
they nave prevented and relieved a net amount of
pain and suffering fromH e adache,' Whether origin.
sting in the nervous system
,or front a .derangedstate of the stomach.
They are entirelycsegetetde inthethoompositiom
and may be taken at di times with perfect safety
and without making any•!gbange of diet., and the
absence of any diet," mblo taste
_renders' it sissy to
Mutant/ter them to chtkinet.
Beware of Counterfeits.
The genuine have dye signatures of Henry
Spalding on each bat. •
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medt•
eines.
ofbox will be sent by man, prepaid. on rekoiril
the
PRICE, 25 CERT%
All orders should be adifressed
HENRY 'C. SPALDING, ,----
48 Cods 7 Waist, New Tor!
From the Bmyeitw• t IVoryodr, Va. .
Cephalic Pills accoinpllsh the ob sot for which
•• : ra I • 0111, I • r: r:gro
Noes the Braminer, Noriollr, Va.
They have been tested in, more than a thousand
cases with entire emcees:
/arm the Democrat, amid, BIM.
If you are, or have been troubled with; the head
ache, send for a boa, (Cephalic Ptlla,) so that you
may have them in case or an attack,
Avon theAdvertfrer, Panident.o3.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective remedy for headache, and one of the very
beat for that very frequent complaint which has
ever been discovered,
Arose the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, 111.
We heartily endorse ?dr:Spalding, and his unrk
vatted Cephalic Pills.
14wg the Kanawha Vag!, Star, Saaaw ha; Ym
We are Ben that Per=a t g
_g e m
.the
headache, who try th em, th
AVM the &tithe 91 Perth.ktader, hero Oilzant, La
Try them I .0 that areeMicted, and,We are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already
numerous list that has redetyed benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
Pram ike EX Louis Democrat.
The immense demand . for the article (Ceptialtd
Pats) is rapidly increasing.
A-om the Ganate, peommort i lotort.
Mr. Kpalding would not connecthis name with as
arbele he did not know to.poeseas real merit.
fibre the AdvareisenlPravidene; 1.
The tesUrnoey in their Cam is strong, from Use
meet respectable quarters.
Aura the .Tocakliii i keurport,
Cephalic Pills are taking e4lace o 1 alt kind&
Worn this-Cbmoseecied , :: I .4* g os h m ar as&
. i; .1... .
,
MA etngle bottle of SPALDING'S PREPAIKSD
4 3L13Irwill save ton times Its cost annually.rii*
SPALDING'S PREPARED -GLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE THE ,PIECW!
EODNOSIY I
ler" A Barge m Puu betas Nqm.",:vg
As accidents will hapisen,clenin - well repasts<
families ; it is very dosnahla to Awe some cheap
and convenient way for r4idrinerarniture, Toys
Crockery.ta ' - i . , .
SPALDING'S PREPARED
'meats at each emergencies, and no bosiehOld'ci .
afford to be without it. ltiatelwayaready i end MI ;
to sticking point,
"USEFUL IN ErT,lll" K9Ualre
•
} mcualaccotnpl4lail]k4lt, p*p!
21 eenia.
. Address., - :1- : ' ~_: A
11 . 19 f9 1 11C.CPA11111013,,. e , _
,-
No. a urlawistset;Nimainig
CAUTION: ''' :'" - ' '''-': "''''".' i
An certain rurprinploci. nwop,ltr,,a=p 4
to cut palm off an u cl nqespoothi g , mbu. cant
dimly PREPARBII obliza wonat a di a n pap
eons to essorfno before partmaing, and sce
.thdte l a ftax *._ - ~,,j,a, -__ i .
.: , "el',Zr..• i
lirenrilagea rittPARED ' GUMMI, :•. I
On, eteti****lippoir Sgitithabeiiiiiislotidthe
.
• .
:1311.114-415KPH, . 4 / 1, • ecoratraiogiall
dl674 l omieg , ---- ' "- - - talitaluir- - t
_ _.
9tin LEB .11 fib
NJ RIMER It- for odirAise
-1 1,9109' 7332 L8Y.
135 WOOdlt
sel4
_
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, _
4, v. 4 ~,Za-A
'.c....
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- 5...-- --• ,9F :j.--1,-;-..V55,-..,*7...7*.k...
..rt. , .*,,,-...5.,...:,.. 1 .. g 4:.-
--,N;;;N:l44l.;eo...tit;cV
. 5 4,
*-:;-±
13Y T
Imperil
Loutsvai.E, ...
this raprnittg, whet,
reached Rolling Fait . .
_,
liuldraugh's Hill, they 4 44
over the Foz.k ,burnimi.,..Tht.....„
the, enemy oitlliuldrangteallitriC
tained. Gen Sherman I liseavfiriiiekgird,
about breast deep,:iiettteiatWoikitaftaling
party, which had,fllo,..rstWaNal,t-togtik
this afternoon, at whitehitalo ..pietato*nt,
Gel. Johnston was 41411494:#1.#5:ifaiii40
vine with 7(10 additi0t011441,:c91103144,:.
a tho remnant of ...lieinglnhetOutiaild.:2..,
rititt,
and about-400.44-'4hailat***:. ' : ,, ;,1,4
en th miles% wake iro lo - z - _ ;F;.-44.‘X1....'
ders at the depoixoldhivdttasticitili:#4l- ;',,,1:
S o nth wat•d from. LoulevillMA-.,-*M-t-':,-,q-14,
The eitV , is full of rumors ittibritah7all"
is ono thit Gat. Ettebiiiii'ilde..g ',C,,
the..Confedarate l ol l fotoesoidad.uhlaep-,'
doubtful. ( Another that aft,9;.thda- ','.. .-.,-,,,,--
Ists had burned the briako r at IX . OII -.,: 7.,•11q , . , *: ,
th ellifiditiiteilbdritedibithitgifi' ,. '", it r i -- 67,;',..
fifteen mtlea .:, frotilh , ..otl Rd . W. ,, 'he ~ 1:
~...;,0 : -'.:
whereby thqr lII 4 IPPAiI WoofttbAftWott '-'.. -, , =,;-!::4A),
trains whichthisCeeessiondstiEX/PP98114A*:...
had obtained' hi iheiturnVi '6l;tht.,--, ti,b0,.4:7•W
Pot ir tridgq. thWill,,prbbtityitt,haA Asnw,"
FRAbiluouT. :Sept. 1 - 9.40 t plytion4:-....---%;
on Feder.' ito.ti , ---- - Ar,*
az tolow:
G'ONFRGTIONS.
W If Kii,E:dfi,
• invaded Kratuttl
the, Lerma, 4.41_,,
t herefore,
.11!solbeii, That
vited to. take. insi
went and calk or
pel the invaders.
This passed tl
concurred by 15
passed the!Conel
threenays which
to the two 'tuna')
partizan .quarrelr
Lou isyrELß,,i
trains front the
Commun itatiod
11 naporttint ,
The,klelge ,
lit else's! Age;
- Loss--4000 .
Federal 'Fro
Jai/W=BON t; az
ricre havejuskarr
The fellowing , il
the comnisuldlng .
maja;part reliahlm
Gen- Pfieo 1 0 . fzu
the entrenchment
- wand&bitid. 111
The fightwas feis
prioeessaglied the
ed- With ssyere, less.
The'ffght vitkrian
ing, but , redly ids'
Who the couri,
:at JohrackWayatte& , soittiw . , t: - ,. •
".. J. 4,,
of 2,D 0
Ceto 3,09, marching to:lhfli f :_lo_ - al -, k `*-,,"
Lexlngthn: '' ' - -'''' '''''':'' ' "'- 21tlip- T;,3 , t-;:'
The rebel loss 02
4,000,and that 1:0f.,4
which is probably I
Jarrskssow til'ft
respondent of tliw r
that we havormdi
illel4m,:but, it 18,1 t
place it irifisted'hl
10,000 orls,ooorei,
atithoritiesJiera,are
that the United:Si.
been "reinforced; at
•
was takiirrytiitindit;
reporteit to:havaa 7
part of. which are
Gen. 'Siegel bath
Springfield: A part
eort - 40.be fortyindi
His.scoutslusva.inmik,
from
Beri.'llicOullec.%
rebels, isireported:lo
from• the soutl4Weiik
either - 1411a or, thje,
this will be the - point
object of his rear&
[, tweet .our treops,
points. and prevent
main force is operating .
.., , 2 ,......_„110pa . "' ,_
and the OapiWiltridirthiiisepl:ahOikate:c* ',,,1-ZlNsLit.l
easeful, ' th en -se-fond a 'Jo inillifilie •_.,„;
force. • A ' l' r 4 t.°l*.
*Marcia*, Penteinfiti'lf:_,!— r./E01114',,,„-fr=figl-.4,--
Agent of the Tittabnigh, Foe wicoloses7tl ,, K :-„,
runts
Chicago Railroad - WW•JostiirtiiiarditOW:,-;'.04 - '
this city last nightvAgingift, - •,-lhii4lass - - ;.i, - 51: -- gz4r
1
1 on Monday morning Re_irocisis r. dieilaii -, :i:'...• , .;:ic , .. - 2.:!', -, A
obstruction via ' thcf - Irliniilbiir liiiir;l3'.A . ,,i'L,A.- 5 ,
Joseph Radlroad" to bilittin ;InUgtivlier.W' rls*..
Plate river, Width will- beta pairedtsklit ''4lo-1?..
Two Ohio reginsents.passak,over th etioed',f.;,-,:,"!?5e-.
last Monday, 'Thirit 'are rally : 10)(19';- •::' ' I. Y4 - :',i'
unforpucopit iir ob`gthelli 4 'fifisn'aier" . • - sio' - , - - - fP•l'f:l - ,..
1
further troublels untied sled:: ,, Tbaraci* - .2:. --2 ?..isA•
now no. avowed, illte-_lke-_,?•!4:4-•'''
road. Mr. Hoisted feels - co n f iderd4bAit -1 4 14 4gi--- - ';.4.',*„
the rebellion Is c oneplOterr - crueltaftillik : , -, ,,x. , -tc , „
motion , of the Eltatanarth lot : thai2illi ii''41"„."`0,...',,_-,ii 4 l
rim. Jle states that;tink,seliels WitiliZ'';% ~1,
awa.* . fro'm St. Joseph t6o.4),,9iiiVieni :49 - 1 - 37: ,:i• " t :;VY;
1
properly, most et which *turtailiilini7:finin
secessionists'. 7 Prom •the - Eirini a:eclat:kin -.:, ,-- •-" Z- - '-',:„ • -i:
ger ho learned that LeZinAttni'll4o,o,tri
tacked .on Rridpy. The, Federal
were air hi' tileirlintrerichn*itri; siWilliftiz -
reinfordiimbidii„ , • ' '- i •,,e-•12'1,-:;.1,,
-- -M ,
Troops .21 ...osorsOosrilltletie,P, ,2 -4- , ,-
JZYPERSONVILLE, Sephe4,
~ . .t..„ - v.
three hundred, Indleumaootai.arrisr . a:: 5, :- . - -‹*' " i- 1,-
MU emenit t 'ilhir tirttlNlgei:4l'% 7 ' = 4 ,: - •,..0
ditional are ,expeetfat--leroVelc*OMllZ-175.11,
a
mornin g'. • = ff•zif-1tte,544.4.4"'-;,f4.-'_:".. ---.47,„,.
1 1ILL' CHEAPEIE :'- '-'yt '4 -'4,'t^ t4'''''''''''''!"*---'.
''''.:÷-4,,::- . 1, ,`zYr .."-, 1,- - . 1' , • '
•.. .._;=4•TAI-&-r=l.& s_6.l„-2-,:-.,
SHOES, 41 • 1 ff,;.-Akt - z--1 . •--- _ .7.-3==-.
-e-,, :4:1 1 k,. ..•••
.Bito(• %, ' ,•••.,,,r,
Gall EOOl% at too Cheap Oaalt Btrent,of,.. ''
IGSEPEE 11. -20,114 k w*--- - :- 1=1, 1 » '. r
melt 98 Market atraet,•2li;Oilaii • L'•-?- - n-- - : 1
e
C r lf f L lN ie . sTreehlXtion' ; ''
:' , - - CT . , : .,ki. v . "
m , .
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