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MORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
JAMES P. BARB. E L WIN A. MYERB
BARR 8z MYERS,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
Cornor Filth & Wood Sts., Mtn.
EVERY DESCRIPTION O
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, &c.,
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LARGE 11D TIONS OF TYPE & MACHINERY
HAYDN OSOINTLT BUR WWI TO ?W8
fae banjos for turning out Work ?rah prompt+
ness and deepateh cninthat be excelled by
' any caber °dice In the city.
TIIRP,ENTINE SPIRITS.-80 bblA
foi side by B. A. FA EINESTOCH a CO.,
la ectroex of Fin 4 Wro.4 ot.
HA se L uin F a ßli t TM I t S WHAT
kinds of E our E
m
mer Dress . :Lactigrea li m n:is, &c., for the best
bargains. Call 'early. - C. ANSON LOVA
an 3 74 Market street.
fNJIIIREEti Apptszs.—% barrels choice
Apples, just received erid for sale,
JAS. FETZER. corner lip4ket *pad First da.
6 •D Q Z. ENGLLSEI AaRADUATED
juvrt AtM i 3Vml ii grossL nd f ) osai e b eti Infant Powdei,
Emo. A.
Asziw.nv KELL
siY,
ATlts%
alonlys on hand . for U.
8. - anikeis and rifles, also for Sharp's rifles,
Otero& For oale.by
llzsr .4p k LES.— barrels, just
Ur•Lreivired nod for oaltiz s
cats. ,ay
B. ooLuNu.
6 111.°U.
"1117=49 1 611,0Ka msee'i 4* received ba o
ZEttuY Lusa
0 UTTER.--4Lkegs_ Fresh Pac ed
Battar4ust ed anu for sale la cuna
AIM MIRY H.
11 311 . 1 0 7 4 WIX%1"164411Bt received
and
for El' R. 004411 E
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c .ron, RA's, augines,
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
JONES el; LAR GHIA
of
IRON AND Idnautzotureto
NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COMMON SHEET IRON.
abatis& taillike Punt PlAeta
Plttn, &L.
WAREHODEES,
9111 Witter Street, raid 1314 Fleet Street,
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of Frank:in and South W wrr Ptree,v,
unicsAgo. fror.i7.lr
Win. AL FABER & CO., -
STEAM. ENGINE BUILDERS.
'IRON FO UN DE RS,
General Machinists and Boller Makers,
Near the Penn's R. R. I,sestiger Deco'.
P 1 TTSBIJE.43II, PA.,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty horse power, and suiteJ for Grist
Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc.
Give particular attention to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for up
rights, mutiny and circular saw mills.
nave also on band, finished and ready for ship
ment at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
desenpliont
Also, furnish Boilers and Shot Iron Re natately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pidhes in
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
Our prices are low, our machmery menufs••turod
of the best quality of materials, and warranted ra
el! c.s,es to give satisfaction.
air-Orders from all parts of the country solicitec
and promptly filled: ,r 11: ins.
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
NINTH 'WARD FOUNIU.H.Ti,
117 - 15H1JR(413 ; PA
Warehonfia, PJo. 146 First and Second barest,
anufacittirera of al i e,ne , ac d ‘f 6 , :cr,i.tionx of Goa;
Oil, heiorta and Stifle, (o and Wa:Jir Pips, Raj
Irons, liog Trona, Wagon Boxini,blaal
HATll4erw nod Couplt ogA,
A!sto Jobbing and Machi co Cantor. , ri! i , rary dE•
acr,pcion malt% to order
Having a comploto hot , 14.., 6,•
Foundry, ail noco.gar) fat .7c. t , y
attended 1-i
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER MIKES
A.m.> .
814ELT1NG WORES,
PARK, ISIPCURDY & (AP.,
XttoANUFACTUREES OF SHEATH,
Braziers' and Bolt eoppor, Pressed t,oppet
ms, Raised Still Bottoms, tipeller Holder, he.,
also in porters and dm:ers in Metals, Tts, Plato,
fitleoi iron, F. ro, tim. Constao t:y on hand , '1 lumen's
?el seta nes and Tools Warebouss.No.3.4i3 First, and
120 Second .I , e OL. Pi tushurcr. Pa 6 rs..a , orders
Of ODDIVOT rut to any deemed otto.ro. Sae) 1.-3A'.
11111161161 10 . 401.11 , ;,
13U11,1)Ell & LIA CH 1 N IST,
.ttt4 t,REAT WaiT.F.fiN MII,L, teT.
Markers; owl Duque~, Way, Pili.6B.4rgk. It, cot
make to order, and warranted as pa car.
he made, the foileiting r y, vi, Steam
Engines, Turning Lathes. for wood and iron; Pia
ners,for wood and iron: Drilling Machines, Houser'
and Tobacco Screws; Patent-right and Model Ma
chines, in the best manner; Shafting, Pullies, and
Bangers, of all sues and variety ; Screws, of any iii
ameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. W ill
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger
Engines, and Deck Pumps for s6sambotids. ac.
loshe in.heare ana other Planing done to order;
can plane 92 inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
All Orders Promptly .1311.rland Earattatly Scgtettot.
N.B.—Particular attention and promptitude gin.
en to repairs on Printing Proasea and other Ma
chines ntylfilyd
jnsurarre.
Monongahela Insurance Co
OF PITTSBURGH
Ornatit, , —JAM ES A: HUTCHISON, PrAmident,
HENRY M. ATwooD, Secretary.
CAPT. JAS. wuoulitlaN,lion'l Agt tat.
OFFICE NO. 9S WATER STREET.
Will Insure all kinds o f Fire and Marine Rias.
ASSETS, MAY 10th. 1861,
Stock Due Bills payable on demand
and secured by two approved nurnes..s a 760 00
Bills Receivable 23,16; 34
Bills Discounted 3i3,2.36 'TS
Mortgage 12,00 u 00
116 Shares Mechanics Bank
stock cost-- 4 6,165 00
100 Shares Citizens' Bank
stock cost
40 Shares Exchange Bank
stock cost
60 Shares Bank of Pitts
burgh—«.
Balance of Book Amounts
Office Furniture
°ash
$722,884 17
DIRECTORS :
Wm. B. Holmes, Jas. A. Hutchinson,
Wilson Miller John Atwell,
Wm. Rea, S. B. Robison:
Jno M'Deritt Richard Hays,
Joa. Kirkpatrick.. R. Wallace,
Robt. Dalnel I, (i.. 0. A Berry,
Wm. A. Caldwell, Wm. Means,
Jame Woodburn, my2l
Allegheny Insurance CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
OIvFICR.-Alo. 37 Fifth St., Bask Block.
INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF F]R 7AND MARINE RIBKS.
AA() JONblii, President; JOHN 11. McOORD,
Vice President; H. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt.
SYILLIAM DEAN, General Agent.
Dmaoroas—lmme Jones, 0. G. Hussey, Harvoy
Childs, OapL B. 0. Gray, John A. Wilson, B. L.
Fsdinestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam Jacobs,
R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Rob't L. M'Grew,
Rob'L R. Davie. m 123
WEST lIRANICEI
Mutual Itusuranoe Company,
LUCK MAVEN ; CLINTON COUNTY.
OILiBTBBBD BY TEE LEGISLATUBSI OY
PEBBSYLVA-8.1.A.
Cash Capital-4300,000 I Premium Nola 5152,848
pillS COMPANY WILL INSURE
on Bnildangs„ Merchandise, Furniture, Ac.,
in town or country.
lhasorcna:—Lion. J. J. Pearce, J. B. Hall, T. 'f.
Abrams, Hon. G. C. harvey, Chas. Crist, L. R.
Jackman, Chas. A. Mayer, Peter Dickson, W.
White, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. 6. C. HARVEY, President
T. T. Lemma, Vice President
Taos. Krrcasa, Secretary.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 63 Foarth Street.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter,Rody Pintereon, 1. Grier Sproul,
C. A. Colton, James R. Hopkins. A. A. Carrier
He SproulAch. Voelihtly, Ge{,, at,
A. J. JOnes, Wade Hampton, !yawn ?atria,
Chartered.... 53 00.000
FIRE AND M A
RINE tW ICS Ta KEN, of an
description.
onle•--
077fICICSE
A. A. CARRIER, PreAtdont.
EMER SPROUL, Secrutary. (Inlay
jictltt 1. kg
EUROPEAN AGENCY,
THOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
j„ Agent, No. 116 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
is prepared to bring out or send back passengers
from or to an: part of the old country, either by
steam er sailing menet&
SIGHT BEAM FOB SALE, payable in any part
of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail.
roan: Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line or
Sailing Packeta, and for the lines of Steamers Bail
ie', hatween New York, Liverpool, Glasgow and
Gahm. fell
palling Wills.
JAB. MILLINGAR, MONONGAHE
LA PLANING MILL, would respectfully inform
the public that he has rebuilt since the lire, and
having enlarged his establishment, and filled it
with the newest and moat approved machinery, IS
now wowed Or: furnish. flooring and planing
boards, Scroll nawhrg and re-sawing, doors, sash
tilla deed, frames, mouldings, bea
ks.
fiUN UMBRELLAS AT REDUCED
PRICES—A. Brat rate bee of Sun Umbrellas
a large redaction In price to close out the stook.
EATON, MACRUM CO:
sal 11 and 19 PUIh Knot
16,140 00
66,997 76
- 400 00
49,162 30
J. A. LIPPERT, Agent,
No. TO Fifth etreet.
September 7,1867.
re4 l - , i_ l 4
t
Coths, slasfintere,, &r.
E. WATT S;
WITH
TEICH lir, PRICE . 1 1
IMPORTERS AM) DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
Satinets, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, dm.,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADIMPIIIA, PA.
JOHN V. TREHT, 5, OLIVCII T. TNILILT.
del2l),
SDl:thing Mlassv, &c.
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
Gilt and Imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS IN
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
128 samithoeid Street,
Demler's Block, between Fifth and Slxth, Pitts
burg:l Pa. Mgr Lily Gin, at manttfaetnrer's
Price. 'etA Parafto tar attenuon given le repairing
Paintings, Regullding Framed arid butlineee card,
framed at wholesale price.
o pfkly
Moats and ilegtar,*ants.
SAVAGE HOUSE,
No. SAO Liberty Street,
fiIF.XTropENNi4TLVANIA PASSENGER. DEPOT,
JOHN SAVACIE, Proprietor.
AVING taken ar flitted up,with all
Lhe modern improvem •nta, this popular re.
eon, the aiihnerber in propsued in accommodate
his mid customer, and toe puolic g , nerally, with
.tie lot the mark, stiordn. Oyntern he ser
ved up lc every variety of style, during the sea
-en. inev, Lanier, and A.es be feels cen•
!tient n retiommetidina to thu purilic for their
Cac, Bucket and 4tiell Oyster, rwi tied daily an d
sold Whoteont.. nod Retivt. myfintlytt
SEETIN'S OLD STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND,
fIiIIOIIIAS STONE, Proprietor.
AVIICCi TAKEN and fitted up, at
l a great expense, with all the modern itri
provementa, thin popular resort, the subscriber in
prepared to accommodate his friends and the pub
lic nominally, with the bent the market affords.
OYSTERB will be served up in every variety of
ntyle timing the amnion.
LaQuona and ALFA he Mein confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
We - HE:ALB nerved up at all hour-, and DA Y
and (i"HI ItDERB taker.
ExCELsIOR
iIiVSTEIL D F.ATINCI HOUSE,
O. HI WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
witotaaata ate arrnit nataxits
NRI 3H LAKE AND EASTER FIS
PHILADELPHIA AND N
IiALTIMOHR,E
OYB TERB A.ND WILD GAMY.,
AU to their Proper Senamt.
no2B GEO. REINIMAN & 00.
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE
Protor, No.Bibey strAUußsi
t
beside F t NZ Pais p nger Depot fL the rt Penn ee lvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable expense,
hued tip, in excellent style, the MANSION HOUSE,
would respectfully solicit a share ofpublic patron
age. Tilers is attached a Fp11 , 11 , 011 FII'ABLIE, and
extensive WAtioN VAR!A, affording ample accom
mudation to traveleis and ri , srunsters. His Larder
end bar will Its furnishes' with ine crest the mar
ker cot, atiartt.
COEN UC4)/°.1.1.: Et EST AUL? &NT,
BY ELI YOUNG, f r IFTR.STREET.
HE ATIENTIuN UF MERCHANTS
..„%, and others Is dlrPCted to chls estabtisi.ment,
vrLich bas been recently fitted up for the purpose
of affording a SUBSTANTIAL LATINO HOUSE
IN A CENTRAL LocATiori. Country folka
agending market are particularly invited to call.
Everything pertaining to en EATING SALOON
onll always be found, of the freshest the market
words. apialAltir
painters.
T. T. IWGIJMN.
FiC 0 "CTS Et , SIG N
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(SECOND STORY.)
Ar Au work entrusted to me will be Neatly
and Promptly Faecuted. oc2•ly
WM. E .es.. 0 •"4"
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourth St., net, Wood & Smithfield
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ifirrall work p o—Ttly attended to. my2itlyd
:01 1 1;) 0 LV111:ffe).:Al gm io
P. O'BRIEN.
Arir. Orders sol,..aed at basement shop, Grant
street, cpposite Cathedral.
Ofrehant gaithrs.
SPRIAG ANDSUISDIER GOODS
REDUCED PRICES
WE HAVE NOW RECEIVED A
y y CHOICE AND sEdAwr wrocii OF GOODS
for SPRING AND SUMMER SALES, which have
been selected with more than usual care,. nd feel
confident that in the
RICHNESS OVFARRIC,AND STYLE
—0 F—
a- o 0 D s 5
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 ha examine the same for themselves
SANYLUEL GRAY & SOl',
MERCHANT TAILORS.
mylo 19 WIIPTII STREET.
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
Nerehant Tailors,
No. 48
ST. CLAIR STREET.
D. BRUCKLOCHER, TAILOR,
HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS
a Ws old stand,
No. 1 O ( FOURTH STREET.
where he will be glad to see his old friends end
public generally. Will also do UUTTING for
temple, Ibr bale cad toes. len
Jr. LITTLE,
.IVDIROHANT TAILOR,
NO. 1* SAINT. CLAM STILICIM
(Dr. Irieh'e New Bulldinej
deLtly pirtasuE6R.
w.
vu
T• H. & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's
Famishing Goods, corner of Federal street and
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. jel2 ly-daw
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,87,
LADIES
CONGRESS REEL
GAITERS $1,37,
AT NO. 16 FIFTH STREET,
D. S. DIFFERMCBEE.
BROOM CORN BRUSH-30 bales, a
T auperoir article, for sale by
se HANEY H. OOLLINS.
jartrartlitg and Comission.
JAMES W. CRAFT, Commission and
Forwarding Merchant, and Mercantile Broker,
Office and Storage, N 0.82 North LerVee,.Snint Louis.
N. 13.—1 will give immediate and pe opal attention
14) all business entrusted to myr'_, re, Tor which
charges will be reasonahle. .. MC£4B: L. B.
Forsythe, St. Louis; Paul Laningft. Lotiib ; J.
1 4
Brashears &Clo.,Cirteinbant - Messrat, a& J Craig,
Philadelphia; M'Artjuir. Byrne it 'ibbons, New
York; W. C. Mltowell. T. Bwing.K anima: Nonhap A
0 . 1 1 I( au.swt: ... T . W. Burbritign & Co.. New Orleans;
W. W, Weston, Memphis: Peznock A Hart, Pitts
burgh; G. W. Cu% Pittsburgh; P. B Bell B. D.
kdems. i hicago,W. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington, lows;
W. li. Po , tlewatt, Burlington, town; Capts...o...unell,
Bowman. and river mon generally. tnni&ern
SILK BUNTING
=EMI
CHINTZ FLAGS,
lEMEI
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
IV O. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
--BUNDlioLL).Eitzuti r;
1.1 PI FORT SVAYNE riCtilCM.lO
Re ILHoAD COMPANY.
Holden of bonds of the Ohio and PonnuylvatiN
Railroad Crdnpauy, of the Ohio and Indiena
road C'amprroy, of the P , rt Warne and Chicago
Ra [road timipany, of !he variens clui,es, and of
the l'Aliduirgli Port Wiivrio Chrago Railroad
Corrpenv. MtlU I.4vrt suh.eribriii the agteenriont of
re-organ.vrtion, are requ.re d wit hoot doty Li, de
nowt tardr honda with JOHN FElifitlSON.
t*io, 35 Pine atroot, freer lurk city, to rionforruil to
avid ar.rortnenL
Hu
derq of ny of 1110 a h ,ve I.orfta who have
the Maid agreeteeni., ere rotilied to do
"1111 )111 NIL' or atddv.
aer. - eto , tt may - be Alen '-I at the Otlire of
r...
relary 1 th , Coin 1.40) 31 t. I r Irfie L,
'0P,1,1,01
f ILO reiroad wdl take piece flu
v.. h r. K• d al: le . reun. , 411111n,z
ltieggr/./ nictil for re organiaotoo. or
it .ti •0 1.11/1. t 1, ,r).l// 0 1 •1 .
./f A. 10 , -de. ,11.11/1/
11s.: 10 1,3 eluded tram leo tic pi.t.iod th Urn
purchaeo J F. U. LANIER,
Chairman of Ihrrelleeing CommttrEe.
Jt , N L. 'reruiceori, eeLitdocl
FIFTY NEW
ANTI
y .
1 1
SECOND HAND PIANOS,
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS
fr It F.; Sil BSC121:11ER. WISII ING To
jit rt , duce tlk stock of ihnons, off re for sale du
ring 101, 11101 next namllL billy N. w rind Seeotr I
Flardi PlllllO4 eroin Sr raxine, fir • 'fleeo
ihinhe hare ueerly all Leen mode ankh:tat:) , for
the e0:,...‘r.ber,101. tho
,nakers I
LI the I`ollo/ ry, Hll/1 can
t.lo.ll+tli-1.4t11110: 10 .1 / 1101.011-.
i'llrobalo , ro ere t - / , ‘p/ . / . 114/0y in roma L, 41.,1, had
A. 1 ,111111101.110111, For Kik: by
.1 ID5:: LLOE.'I,
1)10 51 wool) sTREF:T .
0111 OTHERS—FOCirIar.
OEOWE Y'S SUPERIOR PATENT
Grain Fan and Separator,
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 11340.
•
T HE superiority of this Feotklover,atl
others - rn Use, consists in its cheapness, sim
plicity and durability.
Second. In cleaning grain faster, better and
more thoroughly with leas Labor than any other
null ever tulAreti.
The patentee of the above Fan has boon t ang en
fated in manufacturing and selling Agrlcul
„ma, implements, convinced of the great want of a
good Fan for cleaning the thtlerent kind, of grain
and seeds, Presents this to the public will, full con
fidence that it will Inset their wants.
The undersigned haring pun:based t h e snip
right to manufacture and s••ll um above (iron Fan
and Reperatcr. in Western Penusylnams, Western
Virginia and all Ohio, and t h e right to sell in in
diana and Illinois, is now prepared to till all orders
Wholesale or Retail at 3111 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, Pa 14' W. WALLACE.
Pittsburgh, July 16, 1861.—jy1S:Orn,law
, TATEs or A ktit.,loA,
Western District of Pennsylvania,
Wll EREAS, an information has been
filed in the District Court of the United
Slates of America for the Western District of Penn.
sylvan a, on the fifth day of September, in they.-ar
of our Lord one tbousan i eight hundred and sta y
one, by Robert Carnahan. Erq , Attorney of the
United States, on behalf of the L'n.ted States, all, g•
iog in substance that a certain lot of pig instil,
arnountcig to seven hundred and eightipoue (7al)
tone, more or less, is now on the wharf 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 btate of Tennessee,
and now in the possession and charge of John
Moorhead. of Pittsburgh. in said District; that in
pursuance of the Aot of Congress approved July Lb,
1861., the President of 'the United States issued h s
proclamation, dated August 16,1861, declaring inter
olio that the inhabitants of the State cf Tennessee
are in a state of insurre _tion against the United
States, and that all commercial intercourse between
the same and the inhabitants 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 otthe United States, by
land or water will be forfeited to the United States;
and that said of pig metal, owned as aforesaid,
was conveyed from the said State of Tennessee to
said city of Pittsburgh, and that the 8811113 thereby
became forfeited to the use of the said United
States, and praying that the same be condemned as
forfeited 89 aforesaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the monition
under the seal of the said Court, to tne dire( ted
and delivered, I do hereby give puldic notice to all
personselsiming the laid pig metal or any Interest
therein, or lien thereon, or in any manner interest,.
ed In the same that they be and appear before the
said District Court, at the city of Pittsburgh, ori.the
first Tuesday in October next, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, (provided the same shall
be a day of jurisdiction, otherwise on the next day
of jurisdiction thereafter,) then and ther to inter
pose their claims and to make their allegations in
hat behalf. A. MURDUCII,
U. EL Mamba! Western Dist. of Pentm,
PITTSBURG 11, September Bth, 1861, se7-td
4,„10 U TII AVEN UE RES' DEN CE FOR
A 7 SALE.—A comfortable two story dwelling
house, conveniently arranged, with hall, two par
lors, with marble mantles, dining room and
kitchen. wash and bake rooms, bed room, all on
first floor; and See bed room., hall, clothes press
and closets, ou second Boor. Good cellar under all
the house; a brick stable, coal house, kc.; two flue
grape arbors; great abundance of currants, goose.
berrie , , strawberries, Ac. ine maple and other
shade trees, shrubbery, peach trees, pears and
plums, gravel and shell walks. Large lot of ground,
eighty-two feet front on South Avenue, Allegheny,
by two hundred and eighty-seven feet to Rebecca
street, a beautiful situation and convenient for
business In the city, being but a few minutes' walk
from the new brid ge, and the passenger railway i 9
in rear of the property on Rebecca street. We
can recommend the above desirable residence to
any person in search of. good house and valuable
improvements. For price and terms apply at our
office.
11.(1UTIIBERT &SON,
61 Market street.
GENTS
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of Brooks' Manufacture,
FRIALING AT NEW YORK PRICES,
FOR OA.Sii.
At 31 Fifth Street,
W. E. SHCREFERTZ & CO.
ael6
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER!!
ELF...GANT!
B EA 1.111 FUL I
PRETTY I
CHEAPI
W. P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood street:
For sale by
atl24
•5 BARRELS SICILY CA NARY SEED,
just, received and for sale
_by
GEORGE A. KELLY, Druggist,
&el 9 89 Federal street, Allegheny.
BELS. HEMP SEED, ust received
- and for gale by
litioEtlE A. KELLY, Driingtat,
Bel 9 69 Federal street, Allegheny.
An DOZ. PURE CATAWBA WINE,
trk , for medicinal proposes, lust reoeured and for
sale by GEOELGE A . Druggist,
Be 69 Fedmvl street, All: .eny.
(HEAT BARGAINS IN HOOP
njil SHIRTS—New styles just removed at a great
rednction in former prices.
.EATON, tdAVEtUId. it 00.,
sea 37 and 19 Fifth street.
pdira'.
.ley go light(to the Spot.'
INSTANT RELIEF! 8' OP YOIJR COUGH
PURIFY YUIA OREATH
STRENGTHEN 'OUR VOICE!
SPA L 1) ING'S
Throat t,lekliffections.
AR?:
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS,
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS,
GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES.
GE:m. 'MEN CARRY
SPA LDI NG'S THROAT CONFECTION&
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
SPA LDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
.SPAI,I).ING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS.
'May relieve e Cough inetently.
They clear the Thr^at.
They give atrength and volume to the voice
Tney Impart a deliCirale aroma to the breath
They are delightful to the tame.
They are made of simple herbs and cannot harm
I advise every rue who has a Congh or a Husky
Voice or a Bad Breath. or any difficulty of the
Throat, to pet a yard:age of my Throat Confections
thay will relieve you 'Defiantly, and you will agree
with me that ''they go right to the 'pot" Ton will
find them very useful and pleasant while traveling
or attending public meetings for sidling your Cough
or allaying your thirst. I! you try one package I
am sn'e in saying u.nt gnu will ever afterward ) !
eonalibir 1nd.,ven,1. , 10 Von a.ll find them
at 01C 4 I or Dial.-r, Aled,emor.
1-I•ot.j, FR cp,m's
My • ".! 1 , 1/10 Is ~ 0 }..1••::•.g , ' A
A I.'”••ic a,' .i.•
celpt of 1 1 orty Cent.
HENRY C. SPALDING,
.v:l3 No. 48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORE
goilie 4 t)
CURE
z 5) vaeaclo oi lbi
4 -) CURE Ic e ° o
Nervous Headache
, 4 1 7 , CURE
°
f I
Y EPS II: 4 F THE.c4E CEPHALIC
pu.1.8 the penialie nttackia or Nativouk
Sick Benda( 1,4 TAT he ore:tinted; and it taken a
the commencement or an attack immediate tenet
from pain and piiik nem , will to; obtained.
They maiden, tail in removing the Neiman and
Haeonehe to which (emu;a, are rn annject
They act gently open the kttiwalaii-remering
Cbstitim.ves.
For Lvisrers 21: .n, Steds,,N., Delicate Female's, and
all persona of ,5ii..111,1%, I, habits, they ale valuable an
Lac . firs. ; Tr:proving the appetits, giving lons and
Inger d the digestive organs, nod restoring the
natural ofuuurity and Ptrengill anis whole system.
Le CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long me
mitigation and carefully conducted experiments,
-acing been In use many years, during which time
they nave prevented and reneved a vast amomatof
pain and suffering from Headstabe, whether origin
ating in the usnfous system or from a deranged
state of the !lowish.
They are entirely vegetablein their composition,
and may be taken at all timer , withperfect safety
and without making any chAnge ofdiet, diet, and the
absence of raw thecgrosate task renders it easy to
adritintstei . then to children.
Beware of Counterfeits.
The genuine have five eipaturea of Henry
tipaiding on each box.
Bold by Dnigguts and all other Dealers in Medi
eines.
A box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt
of the
PRICE, 25 CENTS.
MI orders should be addressed to
BRAINY C. SPALDING,
Cindy atraat.. Nn► York
From the Itrastiner, LVorycsk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
hey were matie,riz.: Oure headache in all its forma
From tho Framiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tooted in more than a thousand
canes wha enure nieces.
Pram the Democrat, 1)1. Mud, Mirm.
If you are, or base been troubled with the head
ache, send for a boa, (Cephalic Pills,) so that you
may have them is cue of so attack,
P11317{ the Adtertisor, N ovideici.., 6.1.
The Cephalic Pdle are Paid to be a remarkably
eflective remedy for headache, and one of the very
best for that very Ireiuent complaint which bee
over been discovered,
Prom the Water,: IL h. Gazotte, C.:Meow, 111.
We heartily endorse lir. Spalding, and his unr.
yelled Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanawha Volley Star, Kanawha, Va.
We are sure that penons suffering with the
headache, who try them, 'ill stack to them.
Prom the South at n Path Pander, Now Orleans, La
Try them I you that are rillielest, and wo are sure
that your testimony can boadded to the already
numerous list that has received benefits that no
other medicine can produce.
Prom t ho &Louis Dentuc i ral.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic
Pills) is rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette, Doveipori, /ova.
Mr. Spalding would not connect hie nano with an
artldu be did not lame Lo posseen real merit..
From thc Adosri,wr, Provident -F., B. 1.
The testimony m their favor is strong, from the
treat respectable quarters.
From Me Daffy Nabs, Ilearlxort, R. .1i
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of ell kind&
Flom the Commercia/ Bulletin , Boston, Man.
Said to be very efficacious for the headache.
.irk angle bottle of tiI'ALDLNG'S PREPARKL)
GLUE will sate ten times its east annually:la
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
RAVE THE PIF,CES!
MiEMEa
"A BlTllnt 111 TIMM SANAS Nllll.lOl
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable to have a c me c h ea p
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toye
Crockery, &a.
SPA LDENG'S PREPARED GLUE
r,osts at each emergencies, and no household can
aftord to be Without it. It w always ready, and tip
to sticking point,
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOLISM"
N. B. -A Btttah accompaniers each 13oitie. Price
29 coats.
Addrfte,
IA ENRY C. SPA LDINEI,
No. 48 CEDAR street, Sew York?
CA U 1 lON
As certain unprincipled persona lire attempting
to palm off on Dia no.uspetting public, imitations
of my PREPARED iILUE, I avoid caution - all per
/Elm to in
tsxame before purcitasiag, and seep that
the full name,
isriElltiLDENGll PREPARED GLlTht n a t i i i r
on the e wrapper; all others Aril
WMtn.
orall ontelde
by JOSEPE LEMING, corner tili k ab l id.
and MaiiirPl Street tetilBdaw
Qs7 RIFLES! $lO RIFLES!! $lO
RIFLES!!! for Bale by
BOWN a TETLEY,
0 .14 188 Wood 114
NtViSV3
ten: Buckner's Proclama
tion to the People of Ken
tucky. - • '
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 21.—The following
procJaaiationlas just been: received te—To
TUE Paul!Le or Kkaertrakx = The „Legis
lature of Kentucky have 'been faithless) to
the will Of thii peopte. They haver en
deavored -td make your gallant Blade a
fortress in which,uadar the guise of neu
trality, the armed forces
. of the United
States might secretly 'prepare to subjugate
alike the people of Kentucky and the
Southern States. It was not until after
months of covert and open violation of
your neutrality, with large encampments
of Federal troops on your territory, and a
recent official declaration of the President
of the United Status not to regard your
neutral position, coupled with a well pre
pared scheme to lcize an additional point
in your territo ry , tibia aims of vital
pentane° to the safety and defence of Ten-.
nessee, that the troops of the Confederacy,
on the invitation of the people of Kentuc
ky,f occupied a defensive post, in your
State. In doing so the commander an..
pounced his purpose to evacuate your ter
ritory simultaneously with a similar reeve.
merit on the part of the Federal forces,
whenever the Legislature of Kentucky
shall undertake to enforce against both
telligerente the strict neutrality which
they have so often declared. 1 return
amongst you, citizens of Kentucky, at the
head of a force, the advance of which lit
entirely Kentuckians. We do not come to
molest any citizens, whatever may be hie
o tical opinions. Unlike the agents of the
Northern despotism who seek to reduce us
to the condition of dependent vassals, we be.
lieve that the recognition of the civil rights
of citizens is the foundation of constitution
al liberty, and that the claim of the Presi
dent of the United States to declare mar
tial law, to suspend the privileges of the
writ of habeaseorpur; and to convert every
barrack and prison in the land into a bea
dle, is nothing but the claim which other
tyrants have assumed to subjugate a free
people. The Confederate States occupy
Bowling Green as a defensive position. I
renew tie pledges of the commanders
other columns of Confederate troops, to
retire from the territory et - 'Kentucky on
the same conditions which will govern their
movements 1 further give you my own as;
sotince that the force under my. command
will be used as aid to the government of
Kentucky in carrying out the strict neu
trality desired by its people, whenever they
undertake to enforce it against the two
belligerents alike.
1`.'1 , 01, r
[Signed,] G 1 B. Ittrcurius,
4 • ---4 1 tigudtertiormsk441:-fig-A r
Ated at Bowling-erien, Sept. 18, 1861. '
It is rumored that Buckner has-advanc
ed on Elizabethtown, but cannot be con.
firmed in searon for the afternoon papers.
The Federal troops are preparing for any
emergency.
Enthusiastic Reception of
Federal Troops by the Ken
tuckians.
LOUISVILLE, September 21.—Colonel
Crittenden, from Indiana, who was the
first to bring a regiment from another
State into Western Virginia, in aid of the
Federal Government, wasthe first to come
to the aid of Kentucky. His regiment, well
armed, passed through our streets towards
the Nashville depot this afternoon and pros
ceeded immediately Southward. They
were enthusiastically received at different
points on the route. Brigadier General
Ward arrived to—day from Washington,
and will forthwith take command of his
brigade in Central Kentucky. A portion
of General Bouee.eau's forces are in pones
sion of Mildraugh's Hill. Justice Datron,
of the United States Court, issued a writ
of habeas corpus in the case of Moors
head, Durrett & Barr, returnable on Mon.
day nest.
Their is nothing of importance from
poliits' south of here. Passengers from
Lebanon report the people from the coons
try coming in to Join the federal forges.—
Nothing has yet been ascertained of the
movements in Southern Kentucky, as there
is no telegraphic communication south of.
Lebanon Junotior.
W. N. 13.aideman, the principal proprie.
for of the Courier, publishes a card it the
Journal to-morrow, representation a modi
fication of the interdict aghinst the pablig.
cation of. the Courier, and agreeing to
avoid the publication of matte!. prejudicial
to the federal government, and to be loyal
to that government while Kentucky re•
mains in the Union.
Latest from California.
OUTER STATION PACIFIC 1 1S/araRAPH
Co., Sept. 20.—. The Pony Express passed
in the night with San Francisoo dates to
September 11th. The general - news since
the last Express is not important. The
State election returns are incomplete, mad
thus far in round numbers Stanford has
fifty.two thousand•votes, and the other two
candidates about twenty.seven each, with
even chances as to which will prove
strongest in the end. The Assembly will
be strongly Republican, and that party
also has a large plurality in the Senate.
The Hon. It 11. Dimmock, United Statee
District Attorney . for the Southern Dlll
trict of Columbia, died at Los Angeles
suddenly, this morning, of disease of.the'
heart. Edward Randolph, thediatir:igulahtael
lawyer, died at San Francisco, on the Tet.
SearFRANOISCO, Sept. 12, via Diamond=
Springs, two hundred and • tweutY.ilve
miles East to Churchill, by telegraph.—
Through a blunder by post masters either
at New York or St. Louis, or Si.. Joseph,
all addressed to St, Joseph, thence to be
dispatched for . Califiiirllii by Pony Express,
have recently been put in' the overland
mail, and do not reach - their destination
till nearly a week after the Pony. Express
ought to have delivered them. The busi
ness community is much disaffected invon
sequence.
DD3PATCH I
Battle at Kansas City—Rebels
Repulsed.
NANses Crrr, Sept• 19.—Fifteen hone
dred men, under Elolonel Smith, overtook
three thousand Seeessionista r as they were
erondeg the river- at . Blue Kilt Landing;
on the 17th, completely . rauteds them, kit=
ling between one hundred and fifty and
two hundred, and taking twelve prism:ten.
The Federal loss laility killudand twenty
five wounded.
Advioea by private letter from lasifigt
to-day, say that Price attaCked thaFedertils
at 10 a. 'm., yesterday, with a, feriae of thirty
thousand. [Three thoosandn The Federal
(mails estimated at from three - tbEnsand
to Liar thousaid. The Feidoials fought'.
them two bout when the. See.esaionistk
drove thearistekinto their eptresseh valuta.
An jAle*Acidluertt theca game out and
charged
them at the point of tlid
seatUrtog the rebels= In. all , dlreokmk:i tt ,
Price was to attack theittlifild
ing, with seventeen pieces of ery,:.
No atateanent of the lows on,;:eitliew: : :,;tddeill
given.
• .. .
• •
5.
...";
•
"11 , f (0-
BY TELEGRAPH.
Federal _Force a l / 4
JEFFERSON CITY, "- Sept
quarters, fisree'tit
sunposed to be 3,500, consisting as. 7; : rtisik - ...
regiment. Col. Mulligan, goo , turd, ni
Marshall's Jliin is sayafry.,,AP ,
Kansas regiment, number •=ri.ti - Wa4eistiq..:
600 mounted Home Guards,Aso.o_
Home Guards, together with
era, 1 howitzer and 2' mortsitygi.'4„l-?
snouts junk in rerrirt firing
Lexington on Wednesdri,t:-o,4oo"irAtii t -
Rebels are said to haverio::7olo.l*hartriel.
or eannister, nothing hut'rettni.'ehirti/arid
sitigs. Nearly 3000 • GbizeiliteentAqrses
and males are walla .1154:11),444n1 inttetich.•
, MOB tS requiring CO LI _ CIRO t a
stampede.
"aar
:tailors Enfatil.c., - ..f Q r jiort
LairaYeile•L ,
LsratAlcePoLucSept. - 20. 4 --rAtrvornor
Moorehead, Martin W.-13ger
Durrett, who were arrested at , _Louisviiie t
yesterday, for treason ' were broughl-hgre
to day, to be sent to Fort Lafiyette - by -
order of the War Department. ' -r
Noble Action of 4entuck,
tegisiature. •
FRANKFORT, Sept 21.—The bi,ll,vzhil
passed Loth Houses, request,ine 'Genera -
Anders , 7n to call : for and tack 7 cerpmand
of the Kentucky voluriteers, v/Es Vetoed by
Governor 141agofUn, and passed,
vote, in the house,
twenty two
Dissolution of Partnerg:iiiip. .
rrIJL CO-PARTNERSECIP.,.of„JONEg:'.,
LA Ifni expired by limitation
.On
day rf A ugu,, Gl. /The
y the new firm of JON MS &'1.41.141f:gt
Lt Ne.
"i ,
Limited Partnership. ;• t. .
The unders7gned. re,idtng tho e7ty Pittg.'“7' l- •
eurib, ha-o fermrti a Me77.-ni pnrruerabiw =dee/ 1,
m or.lo a iR LAUGH; !1`.7-7 7n the hettifwe9i7%-qf
of mEnulneturieg etr. 777 r SON„(u
non t , the lent film of Jost.s .4 I meth.) in 'Vrbiek'A,ir
firm the genertd partneis are itROL6ISII.I. 7 II;,Ter,X
j,.,bras Toosl AS 11. .10 1 LS, HENRYEOR.GR.7.-Wq 'A•
ENRY A. LAucinLizi and .IRWirrilf 7; 7
LAT.I(4III 17-, and' the tweets! pßatner Is ,
I , RUGHLIN,whi, h-s contrusuod eerenty thonntuntl, a_
four Mind red delta! s to the ecmmon Meek Outlet'
_0-
Intrinernhirt whien to contrnene,e as of the first•-,,
day of August, 0161, and to terminate on the first, • "11 , _,
day of August. IS-6,
September 16, 1861. B. I': JONES,
T NJ'S,
U. JONES,
}TROUT A. LAUGHLIN,
IRWIN B. LAUGHLIN
JASIIr3 L A UGH". TN:'
sell 3w,1
POLYTECHIVIC caul E. OF THE STATE S OF ,
PENNSYLVANIA;
West Fenn Solute, PitHil#ejlaia..„ ;-
pox THE PIiOFESSIONAL.E..DDCA;
TION FNGINFYIRS, ARClfTiErnrse , P •
hood 01111 MISTS and:GEOLOGISTS. ,?„
The one year course for Mary 110 Eciglimi Oin,g,
for graduates of literary colleges, and Ml:env:
mathematically pp:Dared; and the two year course
for less proficient students, will Include Field Zoo. 1
D tificationa, Siege Operations., Strategy TaCtirill .
ill I.
The Ninth Annual Reardon of the Cellege,oFill,
begin on SEPTEMBER 16, MIL
Port:Catalogues and fortherinfOrtisitione
c, •- - - & AENNEDPC24I7I4.t--,;4.41.---
rate-lwe • • PresideritlikPaculwc c,ce- •
EW NATIONAL-
Pursuant to instruetions from the &coral ,
of the Treasury, a hook will he opened-on =,•
DAY, the
SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER,
At the. Corner of Third & Wood Streid‘f
For subscriptions, under my-stipstintendence;lor .
Treasury Notes to beisanechandertbe setlif Adv.
171861. These notes will die issued in onus.ol:
PI DoLLArta, ONE 'BUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE'S UNDS ED DOM ;ARS, 'ONE .T.IIIO,UEUVXD
DOLLARS and FIVE TBOII.BANDDOLLARSiesieI;
dated 19th August,lB6l,Mable three yearabflerl
date to the c.rder of the subscriber or andfreeteci,
and bearing interest at the rate of' 1' 3-10
per annum, PAYABLE SEhiDAN.NUALUY,- - suckt s ,,
interest being at -thn' tale bf CENTS POlf,! 4 '
EAOB DAY ON EVERY HUNDRED DOLLARS. I .
1-or the conveniewe of the bolder, each note witF
have coupons attached expressing . ' the heirgrat , 4
amounts t,f semi-annual interest, which ecw l Poll9.-
natty be detached and presented for paymentsepiil-1.0
rstely front the notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury note); ba're -
ceived during FIFTEEN LAP? froni , the
opening the book as aforesaid. No stibicription for
'less than FIFTY DOLLARS, nor for any ..fractiom
of that sum, can be received. Subscriptions of
fifty dotlara or one hundred' dollars must be
to tawfal coin of the United Suites atthe timsof
subscribing. Subscriptions' f more than idtaluin , "''
dred donate may be Paid at once; or, if preferred*: o
one-tenth at the time of sub Bribing and one
third of the' - whole amount onevery twentietttday,
thereafter until the whole4thell' be,paiti„ .. .lllo pay_ment of less than-fifty dollars esti be stocsiptatKat' nr
can iss
bein
be g theue smallest sum for which Treastmg:Nobw i ,
d.
Certificates will be granted in dilpheate
scribers for the amounts so paid, the "nil anal of
which the subscriber will transmit by mail :ter , thtlyo .
.:Secretary of the Treasury, when. Treasury Nate!,
as aforesaid, will be issued thereon to sitehnubitcW:'
bar or his order, earryir„ir interest as .expreasedia,,
such certificate; but m cases where only a Part of ^
the amount subscribed is pa'd-at the time of eutit t - i ,
scribing, 'treasury Note* will be issued only roar
thepayments maneantsequently tethering, w.bialti.g
will remain until the whole pmourtt subeertbed by,
such peraon'ehtdl be Id;-'when Treasury-MAW
wilt be issued for,such firstmrneht alga. OnRV,f
meat of each deferred 'instalment, the stdmeribie'-
-will pay, in addition ...theretott a sum :43.quettettw z )
,interest accrued therebn from the 19th
the date of payment,- ant on ilmikpaymentaiitn.o
,interest on the amount paid on sabactiptlew
which permeate of intereat taireifribereekW4
the subscriber to the payment of the first coupon,'
The Treasury Notes issuednpon such certainties-1 .. =
hy,the Treasury Will be bent to - the 80ger-kbP"X,I;
mail, or such other mode as may be indicated b ythem when they transmit Wei c Original cerllhellitell
The duplicate certificates may be retained , by them
for-heir own security. _
JOSHUA HANNA,.. ;,.
Office HANNA. HART A C 0 ..,
Corner Third et Wood streets, Pittsbure4. -
seatlet .
OAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP- -,SQAP
..„,
STHE CHEMICAL OLIVE 'ERAtirn. BOAP; - '
manufactured by B. C. J. IL BLWEElt.latate,fx
knowledged to be the most serviceable of any
kind yet offered to the - public. Its fltlperibratil*lPJ
tagee aro found in its cheapness,et labor...
and its efficacy in removing' grease, pant, tie= find
dirticithoutin the akitti at: an the least wise , "
damaging the finest - semi* or,
-,,,- i001:113. it can be
need with all kinds of entter," 02
Reference in made with,pleasure tPtha oiar
ed carillicates, enthistlng litihrergebtlerheir well c
known. in this commapit7,-11141WhcP-111dft.TY-it.ft:
WRY a ff orded of fishing itltiffranil 'reariktesteu."-'—'l,
Qulrtaintuder'a w•tmeidof the"errghif'gYriirf!:
kola and .rwe kts:' ds•
"Sawyer's Chemical Olive Erotism B°W Liming°
been mei very extensively in our Regiments, we'
have no-hesitation in. Ceriarifittjethi r iti 3v istia ,- *qiid'i
admirably adapted•to the nee,qt. the fafdatera,,asiet
deckled! the most et.rpetior hattldlie'
p for thalamus:4_
JAMES A. ERlNtg , tuntOrmiElEßZ ig : -
ALEX. FORRYTB4 tairtermaitterailth
M. K. MOORHEAD, Cyuartermaater I'4ll,a4jr
15 YE FLOUR-27barrela '
aye mom; Reeelypiaw.for,*.b:s
TA A. FETZER, corner learliet thitrint'lag.
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