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any ether ofeee $n the city.
NEW FALL GOODS 1—
bitON,.MACRUM & CO..
Invite attention to their
NEW STOW FOR PALL, TRADE,
. .
At Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth stmt t.
whoJessiA buyers suppli ed at lowest prices. rck2B
TIIiIPENTLNB SPIRITS.--80 bbls
for Bale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK k CO.,
_ cornsx at Ffnitaski Wood sow.
I:TELF PRICE IS WHAT WE ARE
.1.41.. ts 4 a great many kinds of our Bum
mer Dress Goods, Lace Mantles. &R.., for the beat
baritabla- Call early. C. HANSONket LOVM,
auB 74 Biarstreet.
CATERIDGES always on hand for 11.
8. muskets and litles,also for oharP's riaPs ,
23 60 and 00 bores . Por sale_
hot MOWN & TETLEY.
GREEN APPLES.--20 barrels, just
received aad for Hale 13v
au 2B H.M4' fIY H. OOLLIIOB.
0 111.'-3
10 b a le Linseed Oil;
16 do Ceiba -
, alfatßl:ll,4%llartl3.
GaItiAT 6 CLES.-='24 barrels' ehOiee
est received and for sale by
oornerldaskes Led First
. .
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Claiin Post
JAMES P. BARB..
E DITOR ANDP R °PRIETO R
nunts:—Daily, Six Dollars; , er year, at.rictly in
ad rqnee. Weekly, Earigie suoecriptions Ono
Dollar per year; in Clubs of file, One Dollar
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF 7HE CITI
FRIDAY moamr4e our.
0 I T . - 4" WE S
The Flood In Jefferson County
The Brookville. Jefersonian give; an
account of the flood of the 27th ult., in
that locality, as follows :
At dusk, the water in Sandy Lick and
the North Fork began to rise rapidly, rad
in a very short time the lowlands were in
undated. The bridge over the North Fork
was torn away' and borne down the cur
rent to the lower part of town, where it
lodged and still remains. Litch's steam
saw mill was filled with timber and drift,
and the dam considerably injured : his
machine shop was sadly disordered, and
the old grist mill made a narrow escape.—
hitch's loss is estimated to be very heavy ;
bu:, with that commendable perseverance
which has always characterized the man,
he has went to work with a lot of hands
and is now rapidly repairing the damages,
and we opine that before many days pass
by, the property will have an entirely dif•
ferent appearance from what it has at
present.
The foundry of Messrs. Brown & Wann
was in great danger. 0. H. and James
Brown were in the foundry at the time,
anxiously awaiting the subsiding of the
water, while their friends felt intense an x-
iety fear for their safety. On Saturday
morning they were released from their
perilous situation. The foundry wee filled
with mud, and the patterns, machinery,
etc , were more or less injured. A large
frame dwelling house, occupied by John
I'. Wane and Mr. Barr, was moved from
its foundation and carried to the lower side
of Pickering street—the occupants, seeing
their danger, had deserted the premises.—
The loss to Messrs. Brown & Wenn is
considerable, The house recently occupied
by Richard Espy and Mr. Engel was car
ried a considerable distance down the
creek. Barr's grist mill was filled with
water and-,h4 dwelling house was sub•
merged—boards, pieces of rafts and logs
lodged againstthe house, almost conceal •
tug it behind the huge pile. The White
street bridge, though not swept away, res
calved a hard shock,rendering it impassible
without repairs. Philip Taylor's property
shows the marks of the flood, it having
sustained no little damage—a portion of
the water at Taylor's dam seceded, cutting
a deep channel east of the houso. R J.
Nicholson's family were driven from their
house by the destructive element and took
shelter in the house of Lorenz) Haskell,
who assisted them in their escape. Nich
olson's house and furniture was badly
damaged. The mill dam is also somewhat
injured. A family named Doubles remain.
ed in their house until the fast rising water
seemed to cut off all hope of escape
Alarmed at their situati)n, they zero vent
to their fear in shrieks which brought L
renzo Haskell and others to their aid, who
carried the smallest members of the family
through the water and the larger ones
were placed on pieces of boards and thus
conveyed to terra firma. That pleasant
spot at Nicholson's appeared like one vast
swamp. Many other persons have sus
tained heavy damages, but we have not
learned the particulars, neither would we
have room for its insertion. Suffice it to
say that nearly every person living along
the streams, or owning lumber in the
streams or on the banks, have met with
more or less ices.
How TO KNIT STLCKINGS. —As stock
ing -knitting is to be the fashionable em
ployment of the ladies during the coming
fall and winter, and as probably a few of
cur patriotic young ladies have neglected
their education in this useful art, we copy
for their benefit the following directions,
which we find in an exchange, from an ex•
periencei knitter, how to knit stockings
for the soldiers: "Set up twenty-eight or
thirty stitches on a needle; rib two stitches;
knit plain seven inches before setting the
heel; form the heel by knitting twenty,,
three stitches each side of the seam, taking
off the first stitch without knitting; length
of heel, before narerwing, three inches;
narrow the heel by knitting ten stitches
plain; knit two together; knit plain to with
in three of the seam; knit two together,
one plain, and turn the seam; knit one
plain, slip and bind one stitch; knit plain
to within twelve of the end of the needle;
slip and bind; knit ten plain; knit back
plain; knit thus until the narrowings meet;
knit back on wrong side to seam; then
double together on the wrong side; knit
two together and bind off to one stitch;
take up the loops to the left hand, and
knit five stitches off to the instep needle on
to that one, knit off the instep needle, and
take five off the other end, to add to the
right side of the heel, and then take np the
loops; knit one round all plain; knit three
stitches and widen, by taking up a loop
between all across, to within seven of the
end of the needle; then narrow on the first
side, by knitting two together, and knit
five off plain; knitinstep needle plain; knit
five, and narrow on the last needle by slip-
ping and binding one'stit . ch; then widen
as before, bat only this one round. Now
narrow every other round, as before, until
you have twenty-four stitches on a needle;
knit plain four inches; narrow the toe on
the needle to left of instep needle; by knit
ting one plain slip ; and bind; then knit
plain to within three stitches of the end of
the needle; knit two together and one plain;
then narrow, as before, knitting three
plain rounds between ech narrowing; then
knit two rounds between, to twelve stitches
on each needle; narrow every other round
to the close."
AND STILL THEY COME. Jefferson
county has done nobly in raising volun
teers for the defence of our flag, but is still
going on 'with the geed work. Another
company is being formed for Colonel Mc-
Knight's rifle regifnent, to be called the
Jefferson Phalanx. It is proposed to have
every township and borough in the county
represented, and it will form the picked
company of theregiment, and will he armed
with the celebrated Springfield rifles. As
an inducement to prompt and speedy action
in the matter, Col. McKnight proposes to
present a beautiful sword or flag to that
township or borough which that reports
the number of enlistments allotted to it.—
In the same county Lieut. S. C. Arthura,
who was in the three months' service with
Capt. Wise, is raising a company styled
the United liagles,which be intends march
ing to the seat of war as soon as he gets
fall company. Lieut. A. was three months
in actual service.
Amer BURGEONB.—A misunderstand
ing seems to have existed in the minds of
many as to the meeting of the Medical
Board of Examiners, from this State, now
assembled at Washington city. It meets
only for the examination of surgeons and
itssistantslasneh.existingrngiments as are
now there assembled, and for none others.
I
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Wiutor, of Beaver, who had six.
companies in camp, has been authorized to
take command of Camp Fremont, where
Col. Hultz had four companies, and form
a regiment with the two fractions. Colonel
Wilson has accordingly been elected
not and D. B. Morri ,, Lieutenant Colcnel.
0
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REFINICEY.—An oil refinery located
on the bank of the Allegheny river, near
Lawreaceville, took fire on Wednesday
evening and six or seven barrels of oil were
burned. The same eBtltblishment was
burned down Is.st winter, just after being
put in operation.
PASSIMGER TRAINS commenced running
on the Pittsburgh and Connellsvillo Rail
road yesterday, the -fire,l leaving the new
depot, corner of Res and Breckinridge
strontr, e.t 8;40 in tho afternoon.
Tea last detachment of Capt. licFar4
land's company, for the Thirteenth regi.
meet, left for Washington at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon,
KENWOOLL FOR BOYS
will ro•open Sept. 18. T.rms reduced
Address, J F. P TAYLOR,
Now Itrigbton, Pa.
DENTISTRY•- DT. C. SW, No. 246 Penn
atr.t, attends to all brioches (...f the Den
tal profe”ldn.
painters.
T. T. I% ) GU.KIII,
1-1 a"Crs33,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
'3, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(BECOND 8-.1,)R1.)
tV work aotrux , ed to me wIl! be Neatly
.11 ri Promptly Ex ortuted. out ly
- ccr T Et, E.,- n p Y,
ROUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER.
Fourth St., Bet: Wood &., Smithfield
•
TTSBURGII, PA
,t4e.4 II wnrir - -•pt ctr on 4,1 to mrl+s.lvr . i
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
P. O'BRIEN.
bat- Ort i ersbaaement shop, Grant
street, oppoatu, CathcairaL
illerfhani gaifors.
LATE STYLES OF FALL GOODS
JUST Ra✓OFIVIED.
WE are now opening a choice Stock
of Fall Goods, consisting In all of i he
importations of cUiTH CA.'_ . SINIERE..3 AND
VE:4TlNiti3, which we flatter •ilrsclres will r.e equal
to any assortment to he found Fast or West. They
WI be made up to order in a superior style and at
prises to shit the limes. We war respectfuliy
solicit an ear !y .111 fr mi our patrons and the
SAMUEL, GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Filth Street.
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
Itlerelant To.licors,
No. 48
ST. (JLAIR STREET.
D. BRITCKLOCHER. TAILOR,
HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS
st his old otsod,
No. 106 FOURTH STREET,
where be will be glad to see his old friends and
public generally. Will also do CUTTING for
rnr fsen and men.
W.
wr ti.44ll. (4 II lA'CE
III'HEE (V,
VY •
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods, corner of Yederal street and
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. jelny-daw
j M.LITTLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. 64 SAINT. CLAIM STILICIAIr i
Dr. Inzh'q New fluiirfing,)
,1217.1 v PITTFIIiTIRGR
airon, gals, 6ughtes, &r.
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
.101 , 4 1 1,"'g
Maoufecturere of
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COINEON SHEET IRON,
Shaftiag, Ladies Paint Pibtoia R 0416,
wessEouBms,
18 Water Street, and 133 First Bisset,
PITIN/BURGEI,
And corner of Franknn end South Water Streets,
Chitmo. fe217:11.
HUGH M. BOLE.
ENGINE BUILDER & MACHINIST,
GREAT 'WESTERN PLAIN iNG MILL, oor.
Afar - kw-sr and Duquesne Reny, PUtit,urg.k, Pa.., will
make to order, and warranted as good as can
be made, the following machinery, TiZ :—.43team
Engines, Turning Leiner., for wood and Iron;
Pla
nes wood and iron; Drilling Machines; Housen
and Totocoo Screws; Patent-right and Model Ma
chines, in the best manner; Shafting, Pallies, and
Hangers, of all uses and variety; Suet's, of env di.
ameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. SVlll
also make, and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger
Engines, and Deck Frumps for steamboats, &c.
Lathe inhears ana other Planing done to order;
can plane 82 inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
All Orders Promptly Fa and Barnastty Solicited.
N.B.—Particular attention and promptitudeeiv•
en to repairs on Printing Presses and other Ma
chines. myl6lyd
Wit. M. FABER et CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS.
IRON FOUNBEES,
General Machinists and Boller Makers,
MST the Pewee R. J. 1.....,...nger Dezot
P PPTEIBURGEl t
MANUFACTuRE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty horse power. and suited for Grist
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc.
Give particular attention to toe construction of En.
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for up
rights, =flay and circular saw mills.
Rave also on hand, finished and ready for ship•
ment at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description'.
Also, furnish Roilere and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and PuHies in
every ver.ety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Oards.
Our prices are low ' oar machinery naanial.. :Awed
of the best quality of materials, and warranted in
all eases to give satisfaction.
Zit - Orders from all parts of the country solicited
End promptly tilled; fe2l:daw
3M - ITH. PARK SE CO..
filfA - net WARD FOUNDRV,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
NO. 14; First and 1 Second streets.
Manciacturere of all sines and descriptions of Coal
GI, Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Sad
Iron.. Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes,Steel Moulds, Pnl
h. s. Hangers and llonplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every de•
senption made to order.
Haring a complete maohlne shop attached to th
Foirodiy, all necessary fitting will be carefoll
atter atot to. hAltivwsod
VINEGA..Ii,—.S barrels Cider Vinegar
for gale DT ITENRY FL COLLINS.
. .
RICH Gold and Velvet Paper Hangs
imp, for sale by W. P. le A RgFIALL
MEDITIO'
BY Ti4.',LEGRA
From Gen. Rosecrans's Army
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.—The Commercial's
Kanawha advice say that Gen. Rosecrans
is at Mountain Cove, a strong position,
twenty-five miles beyond Geuley. He bad
advance+l ten miles further, to Little Sew.
ell, but the enemy was too well intrenched
and too strong at Big Sewell, five miles
further on, to be attacked, and Gen. Rose.
crane fell back, a. an invitation to come
out and have a fair tight. There was no
expectation of sn attempt by the enemy to
force his position.
The weatt er in Gauley region was terrb,
bly bad. Rain falls almost incessantly.—
Rosecrans's troops are well clothed and
have plenty of overcoats and blankets.
The tight at Chapmanville was a sharp
and bloody affair. Five of Pistt's Zouaves
were killed. The rebels lest 85 killed.
A. dispatch from Gen. Reynolds to Gov
ernor Morton, dated Huttoneville, October
8, says: "The enemy in our front on Hut
tonsville road has been driven to Green
brier Springs, twenty miles beyond Big
Springs, their late rendzvous. They are
about 50 miles from Elkwater and 120 from
Cni - iat Mountain. The roads to litittons
villa are impassable for wheels. The
erciiny destroyed hundreds of muskets,
tents, camp equirig.i, r 5' , ?..% „ ; 0 lIE
fell into our burr!
Front Fortress Monroe,
FoRTRE 4 S MONROE, Oat. 9 —Brgedier
Coneral Williams has not yet left for Hat
ter,..F Inlet, the revenue Cutter Cowin has ,
irg ;, , ern detained by the severe gale now
pn•vftiling.
Ti' tug Young America, while engaged
in sounding the channel of the James river
yesterday, exchanged several shots with
the Pig Point battery. Several shells
exploded near the tug, but did no harm.
The Union gun is now mounted so as to
;weep the roads between the Fortress and
Se.‘wali's Point.
General Wool and Quartermaster Tall
msdge have recommended to the Quarter-
master General thn quartering of the troops
at o,d Point end Newport News for the
winter in comfortable wooden houses.
b alt so as to accommodate two or three
c,mpsnies each. This plan will doubtless
adapted.
General Lee Driven from Big
Spring
ELI: WATER, OA 10 --General Reynolds
heE made two reoonnoisances in force Vrith•
in the last few days against Gen. Lae and
has driven him from Big Spring, the former
rendezvous of his msin forces. Part of
the force is now at Eik Mountain and
Greenbrier Bridge, respectively 00 and 40
miles from here, and part of it, under Lee,
`5 said to have joined Floyd. At 13 , g
Spring they destroyed the C. 11111) equitiaga
sminunition and burnt several hun,
dyed muskets, wagons, etc. The read is
eb:oliiirdy impassable for wagons, beyond
a point twelve miles from Eikwater.
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
'MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
Gill and Imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS 1N
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
12S Smithfield Street,
Demler's Block, between Fifth and Sixth, Pitts
bnrgn Pa. ,—City Glaco at manufacturer's
Price. 'TM Particular attention given to repairing
Paintings, Reguilding Frames and business cards
framed at wholesale price
aPfr-Ir
CHARLES G}I.Pa\TER., I [I:e'IMPOR'
The Pennsylvania Election.
ERIE, PA., Wt. th. —l,.)wry, the Ropnb
:i.•an candidate, has been elected to the
State Senate over the Union candidate, in
the fTch Legislative District.
VFW FALL GOODS! NEW FALL
uuaDs
78 MARKET STREET
Invites the attention of all to his stock of
Dress Trimmings, Embroidered Bonnet
Ribbon?, Mechanic Corsets, slightly
damaged, fur 60 and 62 cents,
Linen Sets for 60 cts., worth
$1,25, Zephyr and Shet
land Wool, Shetland
Shawls, Woolen
Hoods,
Nubias. Woolen
Hosiery, Merino
Undershirts and Drawers
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, &c.,&c.,
Gents' Neck-Ties, Collars, Gloves, and
floFin , y
IBM
GMNIS,
GUMS,
SANDALS,
LIVERS and '
CECOM
ENTS, LADIES: , MISSES AND 'CHILDREN!
.ru9t ree*lved at
W. E. SCHMEBTZ & CO.,
No. 31 Fifth Street.
SILK BUNTING
CHINTZ FLAGS,
-A T-
R. WILLIAMSON'S,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
118
TO FARMS AND OTHERS-FOE SALE.
GROWN. SUPERIOR T EN 'I
Grain Fan and Seperatorq
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1860
THE superiority of this Fan over all
others in nee, consists In its cheapness, sim
plicity and durability.
6000-3,i. In cleaning grain faster, better and
more thoroughly with lees labor than any other
mill ever offered.
The patentee of the above Fan has been long en
gaged m manufacturing and selling apicid ,
tural implements, convinced of the great want of a
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of grain
and seeds, presents this to the public with full con
fldence that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned having purchased the sole
right to manufacture and sel l the above Grain Fan
and Seperator, in Western Penusyloanut, Western
Virginia and all Ohio, sad the tight to sell in In
dirat and Illinois, is noWlrettred to nail orders
Wt ri:eaole or Retail et 'belly street, Pitts
burgh, Pa. W. W. WALLACE:
Pittsburgh, my isea.—tritatlmdarr
IILI)
Motats awl Xelitaurants.
Eiotrsm,
No. 350 Liberty Street,
NEXT TO PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER DEPOT,
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
HAVING taken i fitted up,with all
the modern improvem •nts, this popular re.
sort, the subscriber is prepared to accommodate
his obi customers and the public generally, with
the beet the market affords. Oysters will be ser
ved up m every variety or etyles, during the sea
son. ±I! Wineii, Lionors sad Ales he feels con
fident in . riocorcriti:, riding to the public for their
excellenie.
Can. Backed sac Shell Oyer received daily and
Paid - • zlio, rnte.lird
SEETIN'S OLD STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOMAS STONE, Proprietor,
AVING TAKEN and fitted up, at
N a great expense, with ail the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber is
Pa r c e 7n e e d rt t Sly a 7w b e es i tt fri" l s et a l tb rd e s. pub.-
0 resTERS Will be served np in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to.tbe public for their excellence.
*-41-MEALA served up et all hours, and DAT
and ria4ET BOA RDER.B teherr. artily
OYSTER AND UTING HOUSE,
RP. 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
WLIOELOAIa AM MUM MAIMS or
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OTS TEES AND WILD 9AI(
Ali Da their Proper 801110112.
n 026 GEO. RELNEMAN & CO.
ANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AUR-
Ivi. spa, Proprietor, N 0.844 Liberty street, just
beside the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Sal:road, which makes It the most convenient
house in the city for paasengore arriving by that
rood.
The proprietor caring. at considerable expen,se,
fitted up, in mr-collent style, the MANSIONAOTJSE,
would respectfully eolicit a share of pnblicjeatron
age. There is attar bad a splendid STABLE and
extensive WAGON-YARD, aCording ample accom
modation to travelers and atelimstera. His Larder
and Bar will he furnished with the neat the mar
ket can afford. (sty
CORN COPVIE giESTA
BY KM YOUNG, FIFTH STREET.
aTHE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS
and others to directed to this ostablishmer.t,
ch has been recently tatted np for the purpose
of affording a SUBSTANTIAL EATING HOUSE
IN A CENTRAL LOCATION. Country folks
attending market are particularly :united to rall.
Everything pertainlrg to an EATING SALOON
will always to found. of the fresheat the market
a3,:s.rd sn'ltkripar
C6lotits, aasoitnerei, &r.
WITS
TERRY, PRICE & Co"
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS lIT
CLOTHS, CA SSIMERES,
Satinets, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, lc,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
/OEM V. ?RILE; DA2fliL B. Vfil.'el, OUT= T. MAT
del .1s
Noelling . ( Glasses, S:r.
TANT TO INVENTORS
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICK
Counsellor and Patent Agent
AT WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
Prom Hon. (Max. Mason. laid Commissioner of Patents.
Waanuraroa, L. C, October 4, 1860.
Learning that R. W. Fenwick, Esq., Is about to
open an nifoce in this city as a Solicitor of Patents,
I cheerfully state that I have long known hint as a
gentleman of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and accurate business habits, and of un
doubted integrity. As such I commend him to the
inventors of the United States..
CHARLES MASON.
Mr. Fenwick wag for nearly tour years the mana
ger of the Washington Branch Offloe of the Scientific
American Patent Agency of Mes. re Mann A Co..
and for more than ten years officially connected
with said firm, and with an experience of fourteen
years in every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the int
.
.ero.t of inventors
SMITH'S ALE.
Tr H E lINDERSIGNED RESPECT
FULLY informs the public that he has
appointed JAMES BRYARA CO, of 137 LIBERTY
STREET, (opposite fifth.) his sole Agent for Pitts
burgh ant vicinity for the sale of his celebrated
ALE; also, his MALT ald BOPS; from whom
hereafter those articles can be obtained on the
same terms as from himself.
- .
He also req name all persons having open acconntA
with him to call atsaid Bryar & Co.'s office and have
them adjusted and paid.
Messrs. Bryar & Co. and Y. D. Briggs are author
teed by me to receipt for al such dues.
F.II."I'Y NEW
An.
SECOND HAND PIANOS,
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO
reduce his stook of Pianos, off..re or Bale do
ring this and next month, Fifty Ncw and Second
Band Pianos at great hrrgains, for cash. These
Pianos have nearly all been made especially for
the subscriber, for renting purposes by:the beet
makers in the country, and can be relied on as du
rable and substantial instruments.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and.,
examine them. For sale by
...1011131 H. PrIIELLOR,
j 16 81 WOOD STREET.
BUSKINS,
L ADIM
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,87,
- - -
LADIES
CONGRESS HEEL
. GAITERS $1,37,
AT NO. 16 FIFTH STREET,
R S. DIFFENBAOHE
I AMES W. CRAFT, Commission and
V Forwarding Merchant, and Mercantile Broker,
Office and Storage, No. 82 North Levee, Saint Louis.
N. 5.—1 will give immediate and personal attention
to all business entrusted to my care, for which
charges will be reasonable. References: L. E.
Forsythe, St. Louis; Paul Laning, St. Louis;
J.
Ih. ..shears t Co., Cincinnati; Messrs. Trait* J. Craig,
Philadelphia; M'Arthur, Byrne t Gibbons, New
York; W. C. M'Dowell, T. BwMg,Hanses; Northup
Co.„ Kansas J. W. anzbrid g e et Co., New Orleans ;
W. W. Weston, Memphis; Pennock it Hart, Pitts
burgh; G. W. Cass, Pittsburgh; P. H. Ball, B. D.
Adams, Chicago,W. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington,loara;
W. H. postlewatt, Burlington, Iowa; Cards. Connell,
Bowman. and river men generally. mhlSt6m
pZiEW GOODS AT 9ti MARKET ST.,
comprising c f alt the newest styles and fabrics
'n and figured French Merinos, ladies' water.
proof Cloaks, and Cloth for making a desirable lot
of ladies and children's Shawls, for Fall and Winter
ell will be sold cheap, as the cash system is the
motto.
.. . . _.. ... _ . ..
Ladies, call at 96 MARKET STREET.
se44 H. J. LYNCH
1001 t SALE--vNE PAIR OF
..12 FLAT
BOTTOMED BOATS, 170 feetlong,2.4 feet wide,
raked UP 12 feet in front for towing, sides up
feet high, pumps, ears, and everything complete.
Enquire of J. R. HARTLEY,
oc2 At his Ice House, Virgin Alley.
EMPTY BARRELS--200 empty Slack
Barrels, for sale low by
R
RYMER a BROS.
oe7
BEAUTIFUL GOLD AND TINTED
PAPKB HANG ENGS—For sale b •
.48 •
OTATOES.—New brands jar t g.e
White Potatoes, just received and fin* sale hi
JAS. I, FETZER, man Market and First sta
E. WATTS;
f(
mi . a 51
4
,Th r l a,iotis.
Co-Partnimship.
rHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a Co-Partnerthip under the
name and style of PERKINS, WERRICK t CO,in
tile Paper, Rag and general Commiss'on Business.
J NO. At PERKINS
C. HENRY. MERRICK,
EDWARD C.CLAPP.
Pittsburgh. Pa— Mare)] let, 1881.
JRO M. Emmy O. °LAPP
PERKINS, MERRICK &. CO.,
WHOIXXALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Paper, Rags, Twine, Cordage, &0.,
Manilla Rope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Makers
Materials, &o. &o.
arehouse No. S 2 Third Street,
mkrl TU87171011. PA
SIJPERIOR
QUALITY
CONGRESS GAITERS,
LACE BOOTS,
OXFORD TrES,
FOR GENTS, BOYS and YOUTHS
SELLING AT LOW PRICE,
AT NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
W. E. SCHMERTZ Si. CO.
sel4
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of JONES
d LAUTH expired by limitation on the first
day of August, Pei. The brisiness of said firm will
be settled by the new firm of JONES & LAUGH
LINS.
Limited Partnership.
The underaigned. residipg in the city of Pitts
burgh, have formed a limited partnership, under
the firm of JONES & LAUG RUINS, in the business
of manufacturing and deal ug in IRON, (in snecee.
Kioll to the late firm of Jones & I auth.) in which
firm the general partners are B cNJA MIN T.
JONES THOMAS M. JONES, GEOgGE
JONES, HENRY A, LAUGHLIN and tRW I N B.
LmJGaLiv, and the s,.ocial partner is JAM it-S
LAUGHLIN,who has contributed Seventy thousand
tour hundred dollars to the common stock of said
partnership. whin, is to commence as of the first
day of August, 1861, and to terminate on the first
day of August, 38.18.
September 16, 1881. A. F. JONE,
T M. JNF,
G. W. JONE 4,
)3 KNRY A. LAUGHLIN
IRWIN B. LAUGHLIN,'
JAMES LAUGHLIN.
pel7-3nld
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP
THE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP
manufactured by B. C. k J H. SAWYER, is ac
knowledged to be the most serviceable of any
kind yet offered to the public. Its superior advan
tages are found in its cheapness, sating of labor,
and its efficacy in removing grease, paint, tar and
dirt without untiring 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, emanating from gentlemen well
known in this community, and who had every fa
tality afforded of seeing itfally and fairly tested.
Quartermaster's Department of the Twelfth, Thir
teenth and Fourteenth Regiments, Pa. Vols.
"Sawyer's Chem:cal Olive Erasive Sofia' having
been used very extensively in our Regiments, we
have no hesitation in certifying that ii was tr•l rtd
admirably adapted to the use of the imbues's, arvi
decide .1;y the most superior Soap which con d be
procured for the service.
JAMES A. ERIN, Quartermaster I.2th Rea-
ALEX. FORSYTH, Quartermaster 14th Beg
M. E. MOORHEAD, Quartermaster 13th .tteg
au2B.
ARMY SUPPLIES
Orrin op CONN:MARY OT EirsEasTricx,
No. 4 STATE STRErr, Maw YORE, OcL 1, 1661 f
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
BY THE UNDERSION ED at his office, No. 4
STATE street, until 4o'clock v. u. of WEDNESDAY,
the sth of October, for furnishing for use of the
United States Army, Desiccated Potatoes and Des
tested and Compressed Mixed Vegetables, as fol
lows. viz: During the month of October, 1861,
two hundred tboueand pounds of Potatoes and
200,000 pounds of Mixed Vegetables, all of which
it is desirable to receive as Peoll as possible ; and
for the following ten months 100,000 pounds month
ly of each of these articles, the government having
the stipu'ated right of decreasing the quantity to
be received monthly to 60,000 pounds of each arti
cle by giving a previous notice of two months; also
the right to increase the quantity of earn article to
be received to the extent of the requirements of
the public service by giving:"..• previous notice of
one month.
These articles must be of domestic manufacture
and in quality equal to the best known in the mar
kets, and are to be packed in the customary boxes
and ragas; that is, in good, stxong, seasoned wood
boxes, lined with tin or sine, and containing about
100 noun& net each. Bids for desicoatpd potatoes
packed in half barrels and lined with paper, ac
cording to sample to be exhibited, will also be re
ceived, Bids, to be entertained, must be subscribed
by two responsible sureties, guaranteeing that if
the bid shall be accepted the contract shall be fully
complied with. A, B. EATON,
oc4 ltfajor and Com. of Sub- U. R. A.
JESSE JOH.NSON,
GENERA!, COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND
Dealer in Pious, Grain, and all:kinds of
Country Produce Wines and Li
quors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
Liberal advances made on consignments
of High Wines.
NO. 155 SOUTH FOURTH ST. CORNER OF WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
anaklyd
GENTS
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of Broke' Alangfaotare,
SELLING AT NEW YORK PRICES,
FOR CASH.
At 31 Fifth Street,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
Bele
.1 SHIRT COLLARS FOR 25
O CENTS.—
Approved style of
Gents' Patent 'Enameled Collars for 1801..
10 Shirt Collars of any style for 99 cents..
EATON DIAGRAM A 00.,
anl2 N0a.17 and 19 Pllth street.
SAINT LOUIS FIDJR.-
200 bble Melrose;
200 " Pride of the West;
100 ° Lafayette ;
100 " Mount Vernon; for sale by
6824:2t KAY, PENNOCK & CO., 20 Wood at
MEW WALL PAPERS-for the FAII
AM trade now open and receising,et •
JOS. R. HUGHES,
ee2l No. 107 Market street.
IVOTICE,—The friends of William
AA Remelt have applied to Ina Excellency,
Andrew G. Catlin, for hia pardon.
cctUaw2wd
BARRELS PRIME HAVANA
/ 1 ,0 °LUNGES jest received and for sale by.
RHYMER & BROd,
seSl Nos. 124 and 126. Wood street.
T"
ANN FRS' OIL-70 bbls,,..tox, mk t by
B. mummers a OD, •
c ell center. of First susd Wood' eta.
•
TWO ACIIRS OF GROUND, , ,TIJST
below 'Manchester, "for Rale, Try
auB EL CUTHBERT a sow, bi aszketstreet.
I• •r • re rrices AND
isimsyhrania = .. in store. and for
sale by [sea] ,at 4. " WI"
$lO ' RIF-Mt
LIIFLES. , I j 810
8818 - ' . 128 woce at
INM
:VAMP AND BOWIE-1
sale by BOWN & TETLEY,
e 0 sale
Wood Agee
Monongahela Insurance Co.,
Onzawaa-...IARLE9 At HIPYCHIBO N,FPfeakiczati
HENRY N. ATIFCCID, Secretary,
CAPT. JAS. WOODBoRN,Gen,I-Agatte -
OFFICE NO. OR WATER. STREETe...-j,,-
Prdi /mare all kinds af-Pirrand - 11farine Mika,
ASSETS, MAY' 'loth,
&back Das Bills 'payable On demand 'it Ell*
and secured by two approved name5. ; 78,160..1)(1,,r,„4
Bills Receivable. ..... .. . . 28,66 T
ai
Mortgage,-- 1
- . -. .. .
llb Shareae " chatucs Bank , '
stock ... . 0,1 - 65
100 Shares, Citizens' Bank -
etookaost...-- ... 6496.00: "'
40 Shares Exchange leak
stock cost.-- -- 2,000 Oa
50 Shares Bank 41ine: :I .
.....—. 85,90116
tZtVINI:
DIRECTORS 47
Win. B. Holmes, - JELM. A.
Wilson Miller John Atwell,
Wm. Res, S. B. Roblin:no' ' -
Jae M'Devitt Richard Burl;
Joe. Kirkpatrick. R. Wallace,
Robt Dalzell, Geo. A Berl.
Wm. A. Caldwell, Wm. Means,
Jame • Woodburn,
Office Furniture
STRAP SHOES
Allegheny Insurance CEao
OFFICH.-O&o. PITTSBRGH. •
31 Fifth s t.l ßaltic flock,
Ic:SURES AGAINST ALL KINDS
OF FIR }AND MARINE RISES. -
AAC JONES, President: JOHN D. litc0010). 1 = -1 4' 4 7.
ViCA Presidenv; D. M. BOOK, Bovetoyfrfontly„,
WILLLead DEAN, General Agent.
Ditatcrou---Isaan Jones, C. I Husisa`pi.Haivoi-P'it:
Chdds, Capt. R. C.. Gray, John A. Wi100.M.44,..Fr."77 , .. 2
Fahnastock, John D. McCord, Copt. Adam Jneobe,
P Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Rob% B. APGroltoma
Rob't Davis.
•
WEST BRANCH
FOR CASH
any;
Mutual insurance Corap rr
LOOK HAVEN, CLINTON COUNTy. -
CHABTXRED BY TR& TXXITEILAM9I:
PEXIBBYLVAHLS:: ''
Clashcapitat-.42.00,M00
'TIMIS COMPANY WELL INSURA .
an Baildines, Merchandise, itamitarevac44.',4
in town or country. • •
Inssovons:—Hon. J. J. Pearce, J. B. Hall, T.... T..
Abrams, Hon. Harvey, Chas. Crist,
Jackman, Chas..
A. Mayer, Peter Dickson, W.
White, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. G. C. HARVEY, President.
T. T. Ammar, Vice President
Tuna Bricams, Secretary.
I A. LIPPERT, Agee* "
No. 70 Fifth sites,
l ennsylvaatis Insurance Company r
Of Pittsburgh.-
...... .
DIRE so
crros . 6* rourariltrfa6l6
s.
Jamb Painter,Rody Pattenion, L Grier idprotd,
C. A. Colton, James EL Hopitins.A.A.• Carrier,
Henry Elprotd,Nich. Voeghtly, Geo. W.EladtkL
A. J. Jones, Wade Campton, Uteri. Pattie-14 :
Chartered Ca ItaL—
FIRE AND ot-i.a,
desorlptions.-
Oinse..—
anima: .
A. A. nAßlmrst, President:":'
I. GB:ER SPROUL, Secretary. titatlytAtiarl,'
.
EUROPEAN AGENCII.
, J .
.HOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN"
Agent, No. 115 Water street, Pittsburgh,Ps,
is prepared to bring out or send back pala[ggel2Bs,74;
from or to al% part of the old country, eitberi b f
steam or Bailing packets.
SIGHT DRAFTS FOR SALA payahle
of Europe.
•
Agent for the Indianapolis and einchuna.liaße
road. Also Agent for the old Black Star Line. Bailing of and for the fines of Steameritkalßit
mg between New York, Liverpool, Glaegflannd s
eaway.
JAS. AfILLINGAR, MONONG4-1143,
LA NAN - I:NG am.r., would respectfully intolid.'
. the public that he has rebuilt since the fire, math',
hauls enlarged his establishment, and filled it
with the newest and most approved tnachinerj' t
now prepared to furnish flooring and ;Amps
boards, scroll sawing and' re.sawing, dear; Saab
and shutter; kiln dried. frames, - '
making, Sm.
South Pittsburgh, September 7, 18 67. - lan ';
A DOZ. ENGLISH GRADITATEED"
mEatsumics; Z. gross French infant Powdere?.:-
int received and for sale by GEO. A. /KELLY,
frill A lloobecor afre.
NEW MEDICAL ,DIDCOVEMI,
F OR the speedy and:permanent cure of
GONORRHEA, GLEET,, URETHALDiSCHAWA,
Seminal t •
Weakness, NignSy XDUSIU O U9r
Incontinence,' Genital' irritability:
Gravel, Stricture and. - .
AFFECTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLAIIDER..4
which has been used by upwaros of , lk'
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
in their private practice, with entire sacceidi; BMW ,
aeding Ovum:, OCIPAIDIA, Claeznizza,or any cwimpoingt,l
, .
hitherto known.
BELL'S. SPECIFIC PILLS '•
are speed in action, often effecting a cure In a. „.
few days, and •heria cure is effected it is pernitu — i'
eat. They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system, and never
ate the stomach. or impregnate the breathiand-bei
lug sugar coated, all nauseous taste is
No change of diet is necessary whilst using thorn nov. , ,
does their action interfere with business
Each box contains sic dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
and will be sent by nail, postpaid, by any advert:ls- - -
ed Agent, on receipt 01 the money. :
None genuine without my signature on the wrap
per. J. BRYAN, RocheeteriN. Y,,Generet ApOint.
• a027.1&w1y-ia , „
ELEGANT GOLD AND VEIN --
PAPER HANGINGS—Far sale by
ee2B W. P. MARSHALL.
G 1 EAT BARGAINS IN HOOP
BECERTS—New styles just received at a great
rednetion in former prices.
EATON; MACRUM & CO.,
attB 17 and 19 nab etretet..
LEAD -200 pigs, for sale by'
se.% HENRY IL COLLINS
D YE.FLOUR-27 barrels freer ground
AA ; Rye Flour, received and for ante by
JAB. A. FETZER, corner Market and Fuld et&
______,
ef
BARRELS SICILY CANARY Stkpo
. - just received end for sale by . Y's`'
GEORGE A.-KELLY, DTl:l=lst.
sel9 69 Federal eireei, Avejibeiy.
25 BBLS. HEMP BREA just received
and for gate by
GEORG A. KgL l .4Y,Drurgnat, ' •
69 Federal staled, Allegnany,„
50
f DOZ. CAT.ll.Wpt ei ln o
ealethy medi(rocrA:Kattax,Diagg.3,
..6 69 Federal street, Allegheny.
EOO3l CORN BRUSH-30 baits, I, !
superoir article, for axle by f
.111:DIRY cOLI ,
OT ATO Et 3.----100 bushels.P.rjxpe.
INeabannook Pedatoes, just received and for'
e by
-JAB. A. FETRER,
an 2 7 . Corner Market and Firetatrereta.
'VW/ THE CHEAPEST DRY Goole
.1.! in the city call at '
anS C. EFANBON LoTTRA-74.xarketlitreet,
4TIIITh Bta ciar Fr
received and !tor e#4s* •
se24 xte..Tra., COLLINEL7,
L
F -200 tia4T 18 fresh lame.`tezeldlE
ad by (sew) EtNRY ..
rIAMP KNINTFor-glznr.
‘11.ee22 Zaol/114* TETTIBT: MlSWo6fair'a
CIREEN APELES;42frbarrelkjuat *KJ
NA °shred and for - - •
004. iaENRY H. cOLLEIrs
_
FATHERS-300 lbs'pfii t e-g g ial ,
reoeived-anp ter sale hr
REKRT Ef•
SANK-3U 'bap white beahs far oak.
bi [goo} - HENRY IT. COLLTNIV
COLT S 6 SHOT „ REVOLVERS- - Fol 4
gale by BOWN & TETLEY.
seg9 185 Wood atireeto
attsmlnig.
OF PI T TSBURC+•I;.
. e .?,@nj
planing Mills.