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OFFICIAL PAPER OF 2HE CITY
FRIDAY MORNINGOCT. IS.
esentation of Regimental Flags to
Gen. Reglers Brigade by the State
Authorities.
By the early train on Thursday morn
ing His Excellently Andrew G. Curtin,
Governor of the State, arrived here, ac
companied by his staff, viz :, Adjutant Gen.
oral Biddle, Major General Kelm, Com.
missary General Irwir,;Col. A. L. Russell,
Col. J. A. Wright, Col. C. Biddle and
Paymaster Max - well; also Hon. Edgar Cow
an end H. F. Mcßeynolds, Esq The par.
ty was escorted to the Monongahela House
by Captain McNally's comapny, of Col.
Stambauen's regiment. The party took
up their quarters and spent the night at
the Monongahela House.
The object of their visit was the prem..
tation of the regimental flags authorized
by the State Legislature to the regiment s
composing General Negley's brigade, now
in Camp Wilkins, preparing to move
Westward. The ceremony was announced
to take place at ten o'clock in the morn
ing, tut the inclement weather and want
of sufficient notice prevented the arrange•
merits from being made in time and it was
accordingly postponed .until afternoon,
when it was expected the weather would
be more favorable and everything in ready
iness on West Commons, Allegheny Oty,
the spot selected for the presentation core.
monies.
BE FURNISH ED
The afternoon was gloomy, but little or
no rain fell, so that the postponement was
a happy one in that respect. It was not un
til three o'clock, by which time the public
began to grow impatient, that the brigade,
which had been formed into line at Oamp
.Wilkins, under the regimental officers,
reached the heart of the city, and, with
General Negley and his staff at the head,
passed down Smithfield street to the Mon
ongahela House, where Gov. Ourtin and
his staff took the right. The Governor
occupied an open carriage, drawn by four
horses, and was accompanied by Major
General Wilkins, Brigadier Gen. Cass and
his Honor, Mayor Wilson. Behind the
carriage came the Governor's staff, on
horseback, andlifen followed a carriage
with some (it oar prominent citizens.—
Next came Gan. Negley, with his staff,
followed by the entire brigade, fully armed
and uniformed, presenting a fine military
appearance,
The cortege moved, in this order, along
Water street to Wood, up Wood to Fifth,
along Fifth to Market, up Market to St.
Glair, along St. Clair to the Allegheny
river, across the suspension bridge to Fed
eral street up F ederal to North Common
and along to West Common, where
a dense crowd had collected to wit
ness the presentation. Here, after some
delay, the brigade was massed and the
Governor's carriage was drawn up in front
of the line, with a guard in the rear to
keep the crowd at a respectful distance.
Gen. Negley brought the brigade to a
"present arms" and ordered the Colonels
to the front, and the Governor, rising up
In the carriage, addressed themselves sub
stantially as follows:
Men of Pennsylvania—As the represen
tative of our great State I am here to see
you before your departure to enter into the
service of our country, and to confide to
you the honor of Pennsylvania. Surely
no man can feel so indifferent to the com
mon promptings of patriotism, of right,
truth and sympathy, as to be insensible to
deep emotion on witnessing the departure
from their homes of three thousand true
and brave men, who go forth to meet the
dangers of the battle ffeld, and such
emotion I now feel deeply.
The last session of the Stale Legislature
authorized the procuring of flags, to be
presented to each Pennsylvania regimen t
as it passes into service, and on their return
the battles in which they participated are
to be marked on the flags, which will' be
filed forever in the archives of the State.
I give to you then, to-day, these beauti
ful flags, with the American eagle in the
centre of an azure field, surrounded by
thirty four stars, indicating that there are
thirty-four States of this great confederacy,
now and forever. The flag of this great
nation of States is an emblem of its strength
and power, and to you I entrust it, confi
dent it will not be sullied.
In a few nours (not a few days) you leave
your native State of Pennsylvania and go
—not to Western Virginia, for the orders
'have been changed— bat to Kentucky ; for
while at Washington hordes of rebels, led
on by men steeped in treasonable purposes,
menace the capital—in Kentucky they are
invading a State loyal to the Union and
devastating the homes of her faithful peo,
ple. But Pennsylvania, true to her origi
nal compact, goes to defend Kenlucky,and
I now stand in the presence of men who go
to defend the friends of liberty there.
Pennsylvania has been foremost in this
great contest. Let us pause and ask what:
it is for, As men become intelligent des
potism loses its force and the condition of
the masses is constantly undergoing change
in the amelioration of their state. When
a republic falls, the condition of the
masses must be made worse, for an.
archy and despotism follow. Is this to
be our fate? The 'loyal people of Peunsyl.
vania, always foremost in the defence Of:
the flag of our whole country, proclaim;
no and pledge "their lives, their fortunes
and their sacred honors" that while they
have a man or a dollar they will sustain
oar record.
ir4e Okiln Paste
In proof of this we can pointiiThWfitty
thousand Pennsylvanians in arms now
surrounding Washington City—to three
thcusand more now here, ready to go to
Kentucky, and twenty thousand other in
camp ready to march, on twenty-four hours
notice, to the defence of our flag. Pf.nn
sylvania has obeyed every call of the nei,
tional government, and will continuo to
obey them so long as she has men and
ClTYmts: means'
JAMS P. BABE.
HOITORA ENDPROPRIETOR.
raanc:—Daily Six DoSara el year, strictly in
advance. Weekly, Single aunsenpLionn One
Dolbw per year; in Clubs of five, One Dollar
PITTSBURGH, FRIDALI MORNING. OCTOBER 18, 1861.
Yuu are now separating from the tiei of
home—breaking loose from the ben .fits
and happiness you have enjoyed under the
government of Pennsylvania—leaving the
rich mountains, the flowing rivers and the
busy workshops of your native State. to
protect a sister of the confederacy. But
what are all these if our government fal
if our constitution is shaken to atoms ?
What are seventy. three years of happiness
and prosperity worth if henceforth all is to
be anarchy and desolation? One day of
constitutional, organized liberty is worth
a million years in anarchy or bondage.
It is, then, to preserve the blessings of
freedom that you now go forth. Go with
cheerful hearts; your families will pray for
you and the benisons of good men will f(
low you. Righteous and holy men w
pray for your success; for we are now en
gaged in a cause which calls for the choicest
blessings on it. Go, brave men, to battle;
the Commonwealth will rejoice at your
valiant deeds if successful; thousands at
home will weep for you if unfortunate.—
As the representative of this great Com.
monwealth I can earnestly invoke (+od's
blessing on you and your cause. Those
you leave behind will, I am confident, sus
tain and protect your families in your ab•
Bence, pray for your success and avenge
your wrongs, if such befall you.
Col. Stambaugh., of the Seventy seventh
Pennsylvania regiment: In behalf of the
State I commit these colors to the keeping'
of you and your bravo men. Preserve
them untarnished and bring them back
without a stain of disgrace upon the folds.
Col. Sirwell, of the Seventy-eighth: To
you I entrust this beautiful emblem of our
nationality. Keep careful watch over
your men and minister to their wante,that
they may have strength and spirit t) de.
fend it to the last.
Col. Hambright, of the Seventy.ninth:
Into your charge I give this flag. Let it
be borne aloft by your sturdy men, until
they bring it back entwined with wreaths
of victory. Be careful of your men; pre.
serve their health; nurse them in sickness
and watch over their Interests; that they
may serve their country with a right good
Gen. Negley: You command three thou•
sand of Pennsylvanian's noblest sons. 1
have watched you while you formed this
body of men and you have had the protec.
Mon of the Commonwealth in your work.
You have done it well and quickly. You
have important duties before you; yet TOU
have been tried and I am confident you
will perform them well. Return, General
Negley, victor, with these men, or never
return at all.
The address was delivered in eclair, full
tone of voice and was repeatedly and en_
thusiastically cheered at different points
and-at the close. When the flees had
- -
been presented and the Governor had cons
eluded, Gen. Negley, in response, stepped
forward and said:
Your Exeellency.—lt ill becomes me to
idle words now, when the wires are tremb
ling with the words which call as to de.
fend the soil of Kentucky; but I will say
that these flags shall never be disgraced.
In the day of battle they shall be saluted
by three thousand Minnie balls, with
which we will welcome the enemy. We
will do our duty as soldiers, and if noth.
ing else would prompt us to do it well, it
would be the distinguished consideration
you, as the Chief Executive of the State,
have paid us, in journeying over the moun
tains to place in our hands these proofs of
the confidence reposed in us by our good
old Commonwealth.
Cols. Stambaugh, Sirwell and Hambrigb t
now stepped forward to the Governor's
carriage and each thanked him briefly,
pledging themselves that the flags they had
just received should never be disgraced.
The brigade now formed in line and
passed in review before the Governor and
his staff. The latter then left the ground
and the brigade was in a few minutes after
on Its way to Camp Wilkins, where they
were to prepare for departure last night.
Governor Curtin and his staff left the
city for Harrisburg by the early train this
morning. The Governor was visited by a
number of perional friends and citizens at
his rooms last evening.
Ditrrrantr,—Dr. U. Iv o. 246 Penn
street, attends to all branches of the Den
tal profession.
CAN IRON lil~oRB B.
JONES & LAIMILLINS,
Jilanufaeterans of
IRON - AND NAILS,
JUNIATA AND COlllOll SHEET IRON,
liathg, 1111111'5 /Meat Piste' Rads,
Plates, kB.
WAJAZHOUSZS,
55 Waterpsrri,„adorGlizat Street,
And =tier of Franklin and South Water Streets,
Ohleapo. fe.917:1v
WANTED -20 GO . I) O D wi 'I i LERS apply
oct2 ma Wood street.
TU MILLINERS—
A new Supply of
FRENCH FLOWERS
and ROSES, just received by express at
HORNE'S Trimming Store,
77 Market street.
BALMORAL
and Hoop Skirts.
French and Mechanic Coraeta,
Head Dresses
st and Hair Netts. Frfah supplies
just received HORNS'.,e 77 Market street.
VIIIPITT—r3AR,B. LS-200 empty Slack
007 Barreis, for Kale low }3 7
_ RHYMER BROEL
GRE.F.N APPLE S--50 barrels just re-
Dewed and for sale by
0117.8 if KNELT COLLINB
e.HEESE-50 boxes E: D. Cheese just
Na received and for ailelT_
oele UMW IL COLLINS.
MEMO
BY TEI, EG RA I' H .
Latest from d prltt s fle&d , , 131 u;
RoLLA., Lio , Oct. 17.—Thirty-one more
of the wounded men arrived from Sprig.
field yerAerday. These men report that a
sharp skirmish took place on Monday, 20
miles this side of Lebanon, between two
companies of mounted men belonging to
ujor Wright's battalion, attached to Gen.
Mann's command, and some one hundred
end thirty rebel cavalry. Major Wright
surprised the rebels by an attack in the
rear, and completely routed them, killing
about thirty, Hod taking the same number
of prisoners. M-jor Wrighls24.was one
killed and one severely wounded. Very
little firing was done by the rebels. The
report that Colonel Taylor's regiments of
rebels, which has been stationed at Spring,
field since the battle Wilson's Creek,
has marched north is confirmed. They
have probably gone to join 'Pierce on the
Usage.
Reported Battle at Harper's
Ferry--Rebel Cannon Cap-
tuned
BALTIMORE, o.3tober 17 —Passengers
frc.in Harper's Ferry state that there was
quite a battle yesterday, near that place,
between two regiments of Mississippi and
Alabama troops, and the Wisconsin First
and some Massachusetts companies. While
cannonading was going on across the
river, Col. Geary crossed with a force,
stormed the battpry, and !w2ceeded in cape
luring one 32 , pounder, which he brought
across the river into camp A considers.
ble number was killed and wounded on
both sides. The capture of the cannon is
confirmed by a dapatch from General
Banks.
Whereabouts of price's Army.
JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 17.—.\ rcut ar.
rived here tonight with r. , „,rte that
Price's army was, on Sunday, at Clinton.
ville, Cedar county, which is twenty-five
miles South of Papensville, on the Carth.
age road. The whole army have effected
a passage of the Osage, and are still in full
retreat.
FOR SALE
NOTICE.
Sale of the Pittabnegh,fortWayne and
Chicago Railroad
I B Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Northern District of Ohio, in a cause in Chancery
therein depending, wherein Charles Moran and
others are complainants, and the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company and others
are defendants; and pursuant to auxiliary decrees
of the Circuit Courts of the Wilted States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, the District of
Indiana, and the Northern Monet of Illinois res
pectively, in causes depending in Chancery in
said Courts respectively, wherein the same
parties are complainants and defendants respect
ively, as In said cause first chore mentioned, .he
undersigned, John Peri/maw and Thomas E.
Walker, as Grantees in Trust and Trustees in one
of the several Deeds of Truitt or Mortgage upon
which said decrees are foundediantialaoastipecial
Master Commissioners of isarelccotirte respectively,
duly appointed by said Caufbrittispeetivr ly for that
purpoee, will sell at public sistemyn to the highest
bidder, for cash hut for not.iasi i sibliltan. She sum of
$600,000, at the United Stites ilUotut House, in the
City of Cleveland. in the State et fiftto, on the 24th
day of 00101.er. A. fr. teal, ditiantess. -the.. hears of
ten o'clock A. M. and lour o'clock P. M. of said
day, the following dater i bed property. to wit:
The Railroad of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Rulroad Company, including the right of
way therefor, the roadbed thereof, the superstruo.
Imre of all tarn; thereon, its water and other eta.
son houses and shops, and the lands and grounds
connected therewith, and all tools and implements
used or pr ovided to be used there'll, and in con
atructing and repairing care and machinery for
?Aid road, or the tract and superstructures afore
said; all turn-tables; all depots and buildings and
fixtures and structures of whatever name or na
ture, and the lands and grounds connected there
with, used or provided to be used in operating
said road and belonging thereto, and wherever
situate, and all care, engi nee and rolling stock be
longing to said CJinpany; and all supplies of
timber, lumber, iron, fuel, and every other thing
provided by said Compatms, or by the several
original Companies which were consolidated into
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
to be used in operating said road w tierevi r evolve,
by the game title by which the some are ho!den by
said Company, or by said original Gompar '-c, sev
nrally together, with all corporate franchises of
ttaid Company, and of the said original Companies
severally including the right and franchise of said
several Companies to be sod sot as a corporation,
to_be sold as an entirety.
Said decrees provide that the purchaser, upon the
confirmation of the axle and full complianee with
the condit•orte thereof, shall hold all the properth
rights, franchises, and the appurtenances thereof so
sold, by the same tale by winch they are held by
said Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aril Chicago Rail Road
Company, and each and all of said original Compa
nies, free from the lien of ad said mortgages, and
free from all liability for any debts against said
original or consolidated Companies, or either of
them, and from all claims on account of capital
stock; but so/tie-et ncoarthekm, to the hens, if any
such extat, u ta, any rail estate included in the
sale, for purchase money thereof not provided by
said decrees to be paid out of the proceeds of the
sale, or by former orders or decrees to be paid
otherwise. The right of wey, depot ground and
lots, and lands in tee city and vicinity of Chicago,
purchased by said Company since the pendency of
said suits, and the bridge property and other real
estate of the company at the City of Pittebugh, are
subject to mortgage liens. The same will be in
cluded in the sale,but subject to said incumbrances
piovisions having been made for the payment
thereof. JOHN FERGUSON,
'THOMAS E. WALKER,
ocltoc2l Trustees, and Alaster,Coms.„As'aforessid
TO FARXERS AND OTLEIIB-- - - FOR SALE.
GEOWE VS SUPERIOR PATENT
Grain Fan and Seperator.
PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1800.
THE superiority of this Fan over all
others in use, consists in its cheapness, sim
plicity and durability.
Becoad. In cleaning grain faster, better and
more thoroughly with less labor than any other
mill ever offered.
The patentee of the above Fan has been long en.
gaged in manufacturing and selling Apicul
ture] implements, convinced of the great want
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of grai n
and seeds, presents this to the public with full con
&lance that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned having purchased the sot
right to manufacture and sell the above Grain Fan
and Eleperator, In Western Pennsyltutnui, Western
Virginia and all Ohio, and the right to sell in In
diana and Illinois, is now prepared to fill all orders
Wholesale or Retail at 819 Liberty street, Pitts.
burgh, Pa. W. W. WALLAOR
Pittsburgh, lily 1861.—jylili6mdaw
NOW IS THE TIME
TO KILL RATS.
The Banat and neck effectual RAT PASTE now
in nee, and warranted
TO BANISH BITS, HICK AND ROACHES,
VERMIN OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WITHOUT THE USE OF POISON
Prepared only by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamond and Market street.
HUGE M. BOLL..
PNGINE BITILDEInt MACHINIST
GREAT WII2TERN PLAINIMG MILL, cor.
arbtery and Duquesne Way, Pittablerga, BL, will
lake to order, and warranted as good as can
ha made, the followmg machinery, viz :—Ettesun
Engines, Turning Lathee s. f% wood
haind Hon
en
annecritrizzl
Screws; andiro r I I'
Patent-right and Mode l- Ma.
chines, in the beet manner; 13hatting, Follies, and
of all amps and va riety ; Screws, of any di.
sane and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Wm
also make, and have on hand, Doetor and Nigger
Engines, and Deck Pumps for steamboats,
e Inhears Ana other Planing done to order;
can plane R 2 inches wid_e,_ by 9 feet inches 1
All Orders Promptly 1 7 d9edittad Bewlorght BoU el.
N. B--Particular attention and promptitude giv
en to repairs on Printing Presses and other Mn
chines. mrlinyd
ie~ aid StilatranttF.
1%.
.424,..17..a. eim HOTISE,
No. 350 Liberty Street,
NEXT so PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER DEPOT,
JO EN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
HAVING taken aryl fated np, with all
the modern improvem ints, this popular re,
sort, the subscriber is prepared to accommodate
his old customers and the public geuerally, with
the best the market se ords. Oysters will be ser
ved up to every variety of style, during the sea.
son. His Wines, Liquors sad Ales he feels can.
&lent in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Can. Bucket and Shell Oysters received deity and
saki Whble+-Ahl end Retail. m v2f./ v
B:Rurn's OLD STAND.
IN THE DIAMOND
TAIOMAS STONE, Proprietor
1011AVING 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 nerally with the beat the market affords.
OYS' : , .YMS will be served up In every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES be feels confident in re.
commending to the public for their excellence.
aill - fill?:41s1 served up at all hours, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. . apttly
Eur.o.ELLsic•EL
OYSTER AND MEN ROUSE,
NO. 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
W AND H OLBAL7 AHD
EASTERN l E
LAKEISH,
FRESH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYB TEM AND WILD GAME.
All la tJaekr Proper lllemma.
n 026 GEO. REIEEM A N & 00.
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AUR
,,ijua„ ENZ, Proprietor, N 0.344 Liberty street, just
beaide the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
ailroad, which makes it the most convenient
house in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor havig, style, considerable expense,
fitted up, In excellentthe MANBIONHOUBR,
would respectfully solicit *share of public
_patron.
age. There 78 attached a splendid BITABLE and
extensive WAGON-YARD, affording ample accom
modation to travelers and eteamaters. His Larder
and Bar will be furnished with the best the mar
ket can afford. fairy
__
610ths, Ctssinzerei
E. WATT S;
TERRY, PRICE & CO.,
IN - PORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Satinets, Vestings, Tailors' Trimmings, ie.,
NO. 255 XELRICBT ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA / PA.
/GER C. MAY, 11611511 B. PI M, 01.1713 T. MILL
del23Y
Inakinc( Classes, fic.
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
Gilt and imitation Rosewood Mouldings,
DF•a LEBS
FRENCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
128 Smithfield Street,
Demler's Block, between Fifth and Sixth, Pitts
burgh Pa. Jar- City Glass at manufacturer's
Price. IE3 Particular attention given to repairing
Paintings, Beguilding Frames and bushiest; cards
framed at wholesale price.
• pall
O , IMPoRTANT To INVENTORS
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICK
Counseller and Patent Agent
AT WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. .
From Hon. Oka Mason, Lott Cbeintissioner of Patents.
Wastuaoros, C., October 4, 1880.
Learning that R. W. Fenwick, Esq., Is about to
open an office in thin city as a Solicitor of Patents,
I cheerfully state that I have long known him 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 AfABON.
Mr. Fenwick was for nearly tour years the mana
ger of the Washington Branch Office of the Scientific
American Patent Agency of Ales,xs. Munn d Co
and for more than ten years officially connected
with said firm, and with as experience of fourteen
years In every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the Interest of inventors
A li FIFTY NEW gill"
AND
SECOND HAND PIANOS,
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO
reduce his Block of Pianos, oft..rs for sale du
ring this and next month, Fifty New and Second
Band Pianos at great brrgains, 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
lylls
JOHN H. M
in LELOR,
WOOD STREET.
Ai DIES
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,87
LADIES
OONGRFRS HEEL
GAITERS $1,87
AT NO. 16 FIFTH STREET,
D. S. DIFFENBACHE
dAMES W. CRAFT, Commission and
U Forwarding Merchant, and Mercantile Broker,
Office and Storage, No. 82 North Levee, Saint Louis.
N. will give immediate and personal attention
to all business entrusted to my care, for which
charges will be reasonable. References: L. R.
Forsythe, St. Louis i Paul Laning, St. Louie ; O.
Brashears A Co., Cincinnati; Messrs. Trux a J. Craig,
Philadelphia; M'Arthur, Byrne t Gibbons, New
York; W. C. M'Dowell. T. Ewing,Ritnaalig Northup
Co„ Hansa% J. W. Burbridge A Co., New Orleans ;
W. W. Weston, Memphis; - Pennock a Hart, Pitte.
burgh; G. W. Cass, Pittsburgh; P. N. Bail, R. D.
Adams, Chicago, W. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington,lowa;
W. H. Postlewsut, Burlington, rowa; Capt.& Connell,
Bowman. and river men generally. mhig..em
PERFUMERY, PERFUMERY-
PERFUMERY PERFUMERY,
PERFUMERY" PERFUMERY .
PERFumgai, PRIZFUMBRY:
A large and fine assortment of Perfumery, con
elating of the fining extraots of all descriptions.
Pomades,
Hair Oils,
Colognes,
Toilet Waters.
Also, a tine assortment of the best English
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
Shaving Brushes,6ce
AT JOSEPH FL HAIM,
AT JOSEPH FLEMING'
AT JOSEPH FLRMING O
AT JOSEPH FLEMINGS,
corner Market etreet and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
cm; —
corner Market street and the Diamond.
JAMES HOLMES &
PORK DEALERS and dealers in
Provisions, corner of M arket and Front eta
isiklyd•
SWEET POTATOS-18 bbls Marietta
Sweet Polatos, jinn received and for -ale by
JAB A FETZER,
coiner Market and First ate
ocl4 _
APPLES -50 barrels Green Apples
received and for sale by
se3o HENRY H. COLLINS.
USSET APPLES-50 barrels choice
Rnaset Apples, just received and tor sale by
JAS A FETZEB,
corner Market and First streets.
MILL FEED-168 sacks Middlings,
juat received and tor sale by
JAB A FETZER,
earner Market and First streets.
"REAUTLVUL GOLD AND TINT,
PAPER HANGINGS—Far sale
ffliStitlßltttril%
Co-Partnership,
pHE UNDERSIGNW HAVE THIS
IL day formed a Co-Partnership tind er the
name and style of PERKINS, MERRICK q CO ~in
the Paper, Rag and general Commission Business.
JOlO. M. YERRINB,
C. HENRY AIE.RRIOR,
EDWARD C. CLAPP.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. 'Brachial., 1861...
Jno M. Pianaars......o. Horn Miasiag....,4C. C. CLAPP
PERKINS,• MERRICK & CO.,
WHOLMALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Paper, Rags, Twine, Cordage, &0.,
Manilla Rope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Rakers
Materials, &e., &o.
arehouse Ito. 82 Third Street,
marl Pl 2 MB UMW, PA
SUPERIOR
QUALITY
CONGRESS GAITERS
LACE BOOTS,
OXFORD TIES,
FOR GENTS, BOYS and YOU JIS
SELLING AT LOW PRICE
AT NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO
814
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of JONES
LAUTH expired by limitation on the drat
day of August, If R. The business of said firm will
be settled by the new firm of JONES 8 LAUGH
LIN'S.
Limited Partnership.
The undersigned. residing in the city of Pitts
burgh, have formed a limited rship, under
the firm of JONES A LAUGHLINS. in the business
of manufacturing and dealing m IRON, (in succes
sion to the late firm of Jones A I antb,)fn which
firm the general partners are BRNJAMIN T.
JONES, THOMAS M. JONES, GEORGE V.
JONES, HENRY A. LAUGHLIN and IRWIN B.
LAUGHLI., and the special partner Is JAMES
LAUGHLIN,whe has contributed hevefity thousand
lour hundred dollars to the common stock of said
partnership. which is to commence win( the first
day of August, 1881, and to terminate on the first
day of August, 1886.
September 10, 1861. B. F. JONES,
T M. J NN.,
G. W. JONES,
HENRY A. LAUGHLIN,
IRWIN B. LAUGHLIN
JAMES LAUGHLIN.
sel7-Bmd
SOTH.E.CTIEMIC.AL'OAP.E SOAP.ER Asr EnO l e 1 1
numulactured by B. 0. di J H. SAWYER, is ac
knowledged to be the most serviceable of any
kind yet offered to the public. Ita superior advan
tages are found in its cheapness, saving 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, eminatlng from gentlemen well
known in this community, and who bad every fa
cility afforded of seeing it fully and 1 tested.
Quartermaster's Department of the 7'waf th, Thfr-
Watt. and Pburtemith Regiments, P a at.
"Sawyer's Chemical Olive Eraaiva Scan.' having
been used very extensively in our Regiments, we
have no hesitation Incertifying that it was logrid
admirably adapted to the use of thepsolcuers, am
decidediy the moat superior Soap tith. cca.d be‘
procured for the service.
JAMES A. HEIN, Quartermaster 12th‘Reg:
ALEX. FORSYTH, Q,uartermaster 14th Reg
H. H. MOORHEAD, quartermaster I3th deg.
au2S.
erithant gilt tors,
LATE STYLES OF FALL GOODS
.TIZTST Mt.E10..1 - VEI7.D.
WE are now opening a choice Stock
of Fall Goods, consisting in all of the latest
importations of CLOTHS, CaaillifEßES
VESTINGS, which we Hatter ourselves will be equal
to any assortment to be found East or West. They
will be made up to order in a superior style and at
prices to suit the times. We would respectfully
solicit an early call from our patrons and the
public.
SANIIIEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
:No. 19 Fifth Street.
Lt3III:ITH & PITCAIRN,
Nerekaat Tailors,
No. 48
ST. CLAD STREET.
D. BRITCR.LOCELEB. TAILOR,
HAS BE-COMMENCED BUSINESS id his old eland,
No. 106 FOURTH STREET,
where he will be glad to see hie old friends and
public generally. Will MAO do CUTTING' for
hurdling. for been and maat. lee
W. H. Wilgit. G. M. DOSCH
iiv H. M'GEE & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen'
Furnishing Goods, corner of Federal street ens
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. jel2.ly-dawd
t irM. .LITTLE,
6 MERCHANT TAILOR,
O. 1* SAINT. GLAIR, STILIVICW,
(Dr. itialVe ,New Building,)
I'IrIBBURGJEL
~afnttrs.
T. T. lIWGURPII,
T aTyS E a SIO. b
-AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(SECOND STORY.)
la- All work entrusted to me will be Neatly
and Promptly Execrated. oraly
W _ T a o - 7 - ,
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENT,A.L
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Wolin& St. , Sots Wood & Smithdold
PITTSBURGH, Pd.
ildr -All work. p PO""tptly attended to. tortielyd
HOUSE AND &9N PAINTER
P. O'BRIEN.
Art-Orders sore.hect at basement shop, Grant
street, apposite Cthedra/.
G-F 2 T"
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of ,Bro3kB' Manufacture,
BILLING AT HIM 101 K PRIMA,
FOR Ch.sg.
At 31 Wifth Street,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
Ben
1 1 ANTED-20 GOOD GUNSMITRT3
— APIA/ to BOWN A TETLEY',
0012 124 Wood atree4.
_it.soutte o
Monongahela butilOti.----04i;
Oirwris_JAKEEl scercinso_
HENRY N. ATWOOD. idepresa.
CAPT JAEL WOODBITNN;Gaiiiii
OPVIC e NO. 913 - V.VAIEBB 1AT 1 .43,W*
Will insure al kinds of...Knkanci, ,FasinotAlb.
,
A 8814113, MAY 1 04 b. 1 S fl. '1
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Stock Due Bills payable on dereand4.-
Bills Beeeivabte» and secured by t 470 appreved ttattleig4-''7s,7gavaP
Bills 111V Mii238,48.
116 Shares Mecharucs Bask
stock 005 t..—...
100 Shares Mises:ll? ' Wank Ana •• -
stock cos4,---- s .ot!' to " -
40 ihares Eactuingsr swans - :
atoct 00
40 Shares Bank of Pine
burgh .
Bair
, -
•••••:s 4 l::' , "
WWilemoß-Hoingea, Jae `a
Wm.
Jac Di 'Devitt %
.g.B. hard Hamßobsaai.;
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Jon. Kirkpatrick. R. ic
liganaCei-,
Etobt Geo.A Beim
Wm. A. Caldwell._ Wmateane, <
Jame Woodbqm,l7/.1.; -,),-jayllls
,sli.oce of Book Accounts-.
Office Furniture.....
Oath ......
STRAP SHOES
Allegheny' huititati MI
OF FiTTI380RO11401“
OFFICZ-lno. S 7 Wirth st., sank
.118NSURES AGAINST , ATLV7-102ftts
OF FIB I AND-MARIA 11/BHA4z. , ,' titiza
Ade JONES, President; JOHN D. MCCORD,
Vice President; IL N. BOOK,..'Seoretarjelitlapti.
WILLI A H. Data, Gamma Agent
Dusoross—Lleito Altos, O. G. Entitie4
Childs, Capt. Et. el Gray, A. W . ' •
Falineetock, John D. ItoOor John d,,
R. P Sterling. Capt. W. Dein, Raft 1:
Rob% Et. Dana.
FOR CASH
WEST BRAINC Kauai
insuraricie .
• .
LOCK HAVEN, . t ' th: - "- • 4 4a,p,a-
• •
HD BY nil illeadTtaii via
1.4 7 i ;fa"
ChM 8300,000 1 Amnia:n*l4am., put
COMPARY • WILL INBU'RE
on Bradings, Merchsuuthw Fmtnittim
In town or country.
Dminsoza J..Pgareeds.lla Ha%
Abrams, Hon. G. o.' Harvey, 0 crust, D:
Jarirwwu Chan. A.. Mayer, , retar- Makeon,
White, Thomas Kitchen.
HON. G. G. HARVEY 4t
T. T. Mumma, Vice Provident,.. .
THOS. Emma, Secretary.
J. A. liIPPERT,UssiN
No, 70 MIR/ ONetti.
vzinsylvania Insurance Compaturt
Of Pittsburgh
. Itro. 63 Fourth 33ritti
— EntacToßa.
Jacob Pitinteratody Patterson, L Gear
C. A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A.
M c
Henry SprouLNich. Voeghtly,
L. J. Jones, Wade Hampton, /Wheat Patekk,'
Chartered GapttaL--...,6309.000
deacriptions.
FMB AND
MAR NiRISKS TAKEN, 'o'ol
01Mee—
MMUS :
A. A. oAßßlEß,Praaidera•
Eißi ER SPROUL, oecreLari. -.,A0113417
EITROPEA.NAGEDIf k
aro ..,
T HOILAS BATTIGAN, ETTROPIi
'
Agent N 0.115 Water
is prepared ,
to bring on or etreet,
send hagegs
from or to an. ek.pasarei
part otilie old - couittry, "either - 14
steam or Bai.hllo.
,iMEICIreta. . ~ .
SIGHT D FOR SALE, payable in say part
or Europe.
Agent for the /Latvia asul. Chneiniauv r„,..,
road, AI.o _ Agent for e Old Ma& ..,
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Elteameni •
Ina between Now ' York, Liverpool, Osage.sall.
Galva,. end
Sall
asss,„,
JAS. lILLLINGAR, MONONGA_HF,
LA PIANINGMILL, would reepectfullx team
the public that he has rebuilt same the nre, and
ha enlarged his establishment, and fined it
with the newest and most approved machinery is
now prepared to
furnish fleoring and plt*
boards, scroll sawing and re•sawing, doors,
and shutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, but-
EtontPi ke ishargiu September T.,1857.
A DOZ. ENO-LisE rATED
htEatidlSES; 5 gross French Infant -Powder.
juin received and for sale by GFEA.A. IvIE
ZZLLY, ,
Allegheny ehr".s
ARM][4II.ILDBy, -
F OR the speedy and permanent euiecif
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES,
Seminal
ntin Weakness, Nightly Emissiorwi
Incoence, Genital irritability
Gravel, Stricture and • -
AFFECIIONS OF 'THE KIDNEYS AND ELADDAhI
whi has been nsed ny tinwares or , -
ONE HONORED
with in their private practice, entire success, Super
wading Oonm COPtifft4 °MULL% or any tempotted
hitherto know!n.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS'
are speed in action, often effecting a cam titult
few days, and when a care is effected . it is pe=p} 1101
ent. They are prepared from vegetable .iextraete
that are harmless on the system. and neverrnanse•
ate the stomach, or impregnate theistentWitifinee
ing sugar ooated, all nauseous taste laLeytddet
Po change of diet is necessary whilst using r
does their action interfere with baldness jatestujOg.,
Each box contains six dozen Pills. •
PRIOR ONE DOLLAR, ' .7111 - 4_
and will be sent by mail, peat -paid, by any.intmliot
ed Agent, on reoeiptof the money.
None genuine without my signatureon heitt*:
J. BRYAN, Badwater, N.Y., General Agent ,
, , nuZrautiotytE"
PIT TSBUR
4; WAR
[Luc roam
-a',
a 015124, BOYD is Clo '
_
MANUFACTURERS OP CAST
Steel; also. Spring, Plow. and .A. -a 'Owed
BPRINGS and AXLES, corner Sass add First
streets, (no dal PFITBSII/IGHeFti:
MUTT TAU TU... ....JAM ...wawa
& co-- •
WHOLESALE GROCERB ,
COMMISSION ANSFORNROING,PERCHIPITS
Dwins:air PPODOCIZAND PrrbilTtaii 11i451744
80. All LIBERTY aTRETT, .
Prevnanom.
OTO NO. 15 1 :
and Beleotyour ' '' s6l
BOOTS, SHOES' AND tbAITERiii
From a new and oom
CHEAP reoß, CASH ICTHE
oel2 D: B DiFFENBACHEIL
VEAIt ROCHESTER, BEAVER:CaI
AA Valuable Faun lbr sale4Of 160Seree.4010k:
enitivation..balanee good timber. black and white
oak. The land' is rolling and can 111 be - cultivated,
Frame dwelling house. of 6 rooms, parelimal jaw
nee, celbr, to., large - tern, stable and other oat.
bonsesperckusrd of I* trees, slicsul"="Kalx‘
good aprings—ean be divided into two Ror
- pries and to apply lettliereid estate Mee or
Dell s. oVISREBT.4OO%/1.44404
ESP FALL GOODS t
EATON MACRUM 21.6'04' .1
Invite attention to their '). ' '< -• ',-, 1 j
NEW STOCK FOR PALLint,AIIE, ~
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At Nos. 327 and 191011thitreet ....2
..t"'
Wholesale buyers suppiladralrloWestpriosa. aeWl :''''
• PPLES..-72 barrekitietticipidte to
. arrive and for salon" • ''''
(Pa 11Failirle 03 h
• ROOM CORN BRIIBIII=4
II superior article of Obi° Brush.
MORT .tt. bo - •
barrebareabi for
2,4 at=
.17.7.ta
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OF PITTSBURObt.i s.
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