VOLUME XX.
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One square, per
Bentsusive or paper)-26 00
Marriage notices, 60 Death notices 25 cents
stew Fox 1861, -11*
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URGE . ADDITIONS OF TYPE & MACHINERY
ELVEIGMRIERIZIRUNIKADI to Tam
1 1 140 &bit* for turning out :work with prompt,
moss* despatch cannot be excelled by
• egij . other office In the atty.
B OV.S- AND YOUTHS' BOOTS,
Boys and Youths' Boots,
Boys and YoUths' Boots,
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Boys and Youths' Boots,
At No. 35 FIFTH STREET,
GNI 0. 8. DIFFENBACHER,
L'OR RENT ---A large dwelling house
of hail, twoisrge parlors, fire chambers din-.
.room and kitchen, attic rooms, birth' room,:
closets, porch, ke.„, gas sad water fixnue4 Tam'
yard, grape Tine, stable.and ttirtriageleitgasi No 99
Fiera ittreet,' Immediate possession given. .E,!:k-
Oilan! A ki. turn BERT k SON, •
of • . 61 Market street-
lIIIRE qm . PALM SOAP
• PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
PURE OLD PALM SOAP.
LemilvAseelpt.of &large lot of pure old Pain
&Pap, equaVtoluay twist Soap now lu use. Its con.
'Asa direleasure t preventieu of chapped hands,
feee,..4e„etd, Thasevishinfri geed at she
"age SU ariklier d use the
PETRE,OLD P SOAP.
PIIRE-OLD-PALM 80AP.
• . .PtrICEPLP PA .M SOAP.
WEEVEAD PALM SOAP.
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JAMES P. BARR.
EDITORAFDPROPRIETOR.
Cams:—Daily, Six Dollars er year, strictly in
adrAnce. Weekly, Single suoscriptions One
Dollar nor Year; in (nubs of fire, One Dollar
OFFICIAL PAPER OF 2HE CITY
SATURDAY MORNING OCT. 19.
CITYDAC .A.'l' S
COMPANY A, Captain Foster and cam,
pany D. Captain Enright, of the Thirteenth
regiment, are at Great Falls, Maryland,
fourteen miles from Washington City, do
ing guard duty on the Potomac. CorpoN
ral John Shaw, of company A, died at
Columbian College Hospital, Meriden
Hall, on the 11th inst. He was formerly
a resident of this city, an architect by pro.
fession, and was known by the soubriquet
of "Aberdeen." He was a camp corres
pondent of the Dispatch. He was buried
with the honors of war.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDa. —A man named
John Haffner attempted to commit suicide
on the 9th inst., in Piney township, Clarion
county, by shooting. The pistol being
hard in the trigger, caused the ball to pass
through his cheek bone, and he aeciden
tally escaped with his life. His face is
terribly disfigured. lie says ho was do.
ranged—having met with loss by the
freshet on the Clarion river, together with
domestic trouble—which caused him to
commit the rash act.
Court of Quarter Sessions, &r.
Before Judges McClure, Adams and
Parke.
FRIDAY, Oct. 18th, 181;1.
In the case of Wm. Kennedy, charged
with assault and battery with intent to
ravish Elizabeth Yorst, the jury returned
a sealed verdict of "not guilty."
David Lloyd, of Elizabeth township,
was put upon trial for cutting line trees,
on information of John McLain. The
jury found a verdict of not guilty; defend
ant to pay three-fourths and prosecutor
one-fourth of the costs.
George Agcy, a young man recently ar•
rested in Allegheny, for the larceny of
fifty or sixty pounds of butter from various
parties, pled guilty and was remanded for
Ben lance.
George Gardner, a colored man famil
iarly known as "Uncle George," was put
upon trial for assault and battery on oath
of mrs. Kearney. The parties reside on
Roberts street., in the Seventh Ward.—
Verdict not guiity.
Win. and Hannah Johnston, of Man.
cheater, were tried for keeping a disorder.
ly hone. Thejury found William guilty
and acquitted Hannah.
IN Tows AGAIN.—We notice that our
old friend, Mr. Joshua Gray, has again
returned to the city with a splendid assort,
went of watches and jewelry, and will
hold forth at MeKeloy's new auction
room, No. 47 Fifth street. Give him a
call.
ARREST or FEMALES.- Officers G len n e n
and Connor made a descent on Thursday
night on the inmates of a disreputable
house kept by Mrs. Black,on Third street
Eight girls were arrested and taken be
fore Aidefitiiff — Mksoirbii , sit - of
bail for a further hearing to-day.
What Pennsylvania has llone
Scarcely more than a month ago it was
said that Pennsylvania had not furnished
more than half her quota of troops under
the act af Congress authorizing the Presi
dent to raise a force of 600,000 men to
crush out this rebellion. This may have
been true so far as related to regiments in
actual service, but in every part of the
State regiments were being formed and
rapidly filled up. It was also authorita
tively stated that drafting was about to be
resorted to for the purpose of compelling
our citizens to enlist so that the number
of men required If us could be put into
the field at once. We do not believe that,
with the knowledge they possessed, such
an idea was ever entertained by our State
authorities. But, whatever may have
been the misgivings of any as to our abili
ty to furnish the quota without compulsion,
Pennsylvania can now present a record
which is a source of pride and gratification
to every loyal citizen of the State. We
furnished twenty.six regiments for the
three months' service, three fourths of
whom, after returning home, re.enlisted
for the war and are now again in the ser
vice of the State. We now have, around
Washington City, at least fifty thousand
men, folly armed and equipped, awaiting
the opportunity to wipe out the disgrace
incurred by a few Pennsylvanians on the
day of the memorable battle at Bull's Run.
The good work has already been com
menced by Col. Geary's mon, who recent
ly acted so nobly as to almost redeem the
honor of Pennsylvania. We have just
sent three thousand good men to defend
the soil of Kentucky from rebel invaders
and we know they will give a good acs
ccount of themselves. In addition to these
fifty-three regiments, we have at least
twenty Wettest:id more men in camp, ready
to march on twenty.four hours' notice,and
several more regiments — organizing, up
(includingthe,twenty.six three months'
regiments) to. the one hundred and sixth
regiment. With such a showing as this
who shall say that Pennsylvania has not
done her duty nobly? = Otir full quota of
men would be seventy-three thousand; we
have these in service or ready whenever
called upon, and are raising more for eon -
tingenciee. Certainly no more could be
desired, yet if the quota allotted to the
State were doubled, we have so much faith
in. the loyalty of Pennsylvania, we feel
well assured that the number would bo
-cheerfully .furnished, .A.t, some future
day we may show what Pennsylvania has
done in furnishing means for the prosecu
tion-et-the war.
TAII.oRING —Wo r , der our rel tote to
the advertisement of Messrs Smith & Pit
cairh; ruerchant;tallors, St. Clair street, in
another column, Th'ey have on hand a
full and complete assortment of cloths,
casebneres and veatings, which will b e
made up in'the - lattiat styles, the firm hav
ing in their employ an experienced and
accomplished cutter, who is thoroughly
posted in the latest fashions. These gene
tlemen are rapidly earning a good repute
tion as fashionable tailorsand are deserving
of an extended• patronage.
A PATRIOTIC FAMILT.—Seven member,
ofit family named Foster, of Clarion eo.,
have volunteered in the grand army. They
are all over age, and each can claim the
moderate heighth of six feet. Three are in
the 'service it 'Washington, 'and the others
belong to one of the companies attached to
Cloy. Maxwell's regiment.
Licitnen ••••After the 28th inst. gait will
be bronghiby the Counio , Tromurer against
all merchants; brokers, distillers, brewers
and proprietorit of saloons and places of
sinuseminrewho have notpaid their license.
Such had better take notice—pay .up and
save come.
PITTSBURGH, SATU R o MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1861.
Lxo BRON.ICN.—Mr. Herman J. Berg,
of Butler township, Butler county, was
thrown from a buggy on Thursday last,
and had one of his IPZI3 broken by the fall.
NEW CAR BUTTER —We direct atten
tion to the advertisement of Mr. A. H.
Rowand, in another column. He is the
inventor of a patent railroad car buffer (of
which we give a cut) that has met the api
proval of all the scientific and railroad
men who have examined it and been
adapted by several railroad companies.—
We have already given a description at
length of the buffer and its good qualities
and can only add that it is admirably
adopted to the purposo designed and is a
great improvement. Mr. Rowand will
give any desired information to those in.
Wasted.
MRAWM. ARMSTRONG, of the Ninth
Pennsylvania regiment, a resident of Al
legheny, we believe, died on Wednesday
near Washington City.
THE new stamped newspaper wrappers
will be for sale at the Postoftloe in a few
days at $l,lO per hundred.
DENTISTRY. —Dr. G. Sill, ~N(s. 2411 Penn
street, attends to all branches of the Den
tal profession.
AMERICAN IRON WO/LKS
JONES Ai. .ILASVIIILINS,
lannufilot users of
IRON AND NAILS,
JONIATA AND COAINION SWEET IRON.
Aka fig, Lattik's Palest PliiioB
Plates, &e.
WARAHOUSBB,
1111 Water Street, wad 17tH Pim Street,
PITTSBURGH.
And corner of FrAllklzu anti bon:h Wx4pr RtenA:
(Intnr.,o fe/17:1v
WANTED -2, 11 (i( ) 1 ID FI LE Apply
to
,EttoWN k TEJLEY,
ocl2 130 Wood street.
TO MILLINIiI 5
A new supply of
KENCEI FLOWEP.S
and 1208E9, inst received by PXprPt. at
11ORNg' 3 frimming Store,
Market idreet
orls
B A 131 - 1 )itA
and Hoop Sands.
French and Mechanic Coracle.
Hqad 1-,reses
and Bair Nolte. Fr.sh supplie
st received at 1101:NE,s,
ocls
EMPTY BAH RELS--2.00 empty Slack
Barrels, for sale low by
or 7 REYM ER h BROS.
GREEN A PPL barrels just re
ceived and for sale by
ocl6 HENRY H. COLLINS
CHEESE -5U boxes KD. Cheese Just
vl_.l received and for sale by
Gee HENRY H. COLLINS.
Ni.)W IS THE TIME
TO KILL RATS.
The rudest and most etleetual RAT PASTE now
in LIAO, and warranted
TO BANISH RATS, MICE AND ROACHES,
VERMIN ON ERY DE , ..3CRI PT lON
larioirr THE USE OF POISON
Prepared only by
J( )9EPfi F1.E151 I NG,
Geri corner laarnord and Market Mt,et.
W Merl - CVY
TRMTISILSIO.N-80-0.113%A1d.R.1124,1 4
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourth St., Bet, Wood & Smith-111,1d
PITTSBUI2O.II, PA.
MrAll work. p •o - vvtly attended to. my26./yd
ARAIL Y UP PLIKS
QUARTIRMASTIR U. S. ARMY,
Indianapolis, Ind., September 30, 1861.
SEA LED PROPUSA LS will be received
at Ulm office until 12 o'clock e. on MONDAY,
th" 28th day of October, 1861, for furnishing the
following army suoplies, iieliveeable at the quarter
master's Depot,at Indianapolis,lndiana,in quantities
as required, via:
36,000 Forage Caps and Covers
1,660 Uniform Coats, Musicians, Infantry—dark
blue Kersey
120 Uniform lackets,Mitaicians, Cavalry—dark
bale Kersey
23 Uniform lacketa,Musicians,Artillery—dark
blue Kersey
34,710 Uniform Coats, Privates, Infantry—dark
blue Kersey
2,580 Uniform Jackets, Privates, Cavalry—dark
blue If ersey
1,360 Uniform Jackets, Privates, Artillery—dark
blue Kersey
120 Chevrons N. C. S. pairs of Infantry
20 - " pairs of Cavalry
370 " Ist Sergeants, pairs of Infantry
40 " pairs of Cavalry
10 " " pairs of Artillery
1,480 " Sergeants, pairs of Infantry
130 " " pairs of Cavalry
60 " pairs of Artillery
2,900 " Corporals, pairs of Infantry
203 " " pairs 01 Cavalry
110 " pairs of Artillery
40 " Hospital Stewards, pairs of
1,910 Trowsern,Sei r., Infantry—sky-blue Kersey
ISO " ‘• t'Aval r y
Cu ,• ii Artillery "
2,960 " Corp., Infantry 1 . "
359 " " Cavalry . 4
IIU . " Artillery " "
31,600 11 Privates, Infant, y " "
2,219 " " Cavalry " . 1
1 160 " " Artillery "
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'OlO Sashes
0,000 blue flannel Sack Coats—hued
80,750 flannel Shirts
80,850 Drawers
72,759 Bootees,pairs - of
4,050 Booth, pairs of
80,860 I:Mot:kings, pairs of
10,500 ()real C,ate, Infantry
]OOOO Great Coat titraps, sets
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25,000 Army Blankets, wool, gray, (with the letters ,
U. S. in black, 4 inches lung, in the centre)
to be 7 feet long and 5 feet C. inches wide,
to weigh b pounds each
4,500 Stable t. rocks
All the aboyementoned articles must con
form In every respect to the sealed standard
patterns in this office, where they may be examined
and additional information received concerning
them.
The manufacturers' establishment or dealers'
place of business must be d:stinctly staled in the
proposal, together with the names , address and
responsibility of two persons proposed as sureties.
The sureties will guaranty that a contract shall be
entered within ten days after the acceptance of said
bid or proposal.
Proposals will ho received for the whole or any
part of each kind of the articles itivcrUsed for.
The privilege is reserved by end for the United
States of rejecting any proposals that may be
deemed extravagant.
Delivenes to commence within twenty dye af
ter the acceptance of the proposals, and one-third
of the quantity contracteg for most be delivered
witnin one month of said date of acceptance, and
the remainder within two month.; of said day of ac
ceptance, or sooner if practicable. Bidders will,
nevertheless state in their proposals the shortest
possible time in which the qUanUties red for can be
delivered by them.
All articles will be subject to inspection by eworn
Inspectors, appointed by authority of the United
States.
Payment shall be made on each delivery, pro
vided Congrass Audi have made an appropriation
to meet it, or as soon thereafter as an appropnalion
shall be made for that purpose. Ten per cent. of
he amount of each delivery will 116 retained until
the contract shall be completed, which will be for
feited to tl e United buttes in case of failure on
the part of the contractor
,in fulfilling the et n
tract
Forms of proposal and guaranty will be furnish
ed Upon application at this office, amPtione wiil be
considered that do not conform thereto.
Proposals wilt be enclosed 'Proposals for fur.
ni.tting army supplies." A. MONIX4 - UMERY,
1-toc33 Maj. and t. M. U . .. 8 A.
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TERMS $.1.0 CASH AND $9O in easy
parm-ntsi for a choice :IS fee
front ey 100 feet ni depth, situate on Union areet,
doom Wastnegton.
ocls &CU /10111.'r & LON, 01 Market street.
LADIES'
CONGRJ"SS' HEEL GAITERS, $1,30
LADIES'
CONGRESS HEEL GAITERS, $1,50
LADIES'
CONGRESS REEL GAITERS, $ 1 , 6 0
LADLES'
CONGRESS HEEL GAITERS, $1,60
At No. lb birth Street,
DIFFENBACILEE4
ISl' LIJiTlli
BY TELEGRAPH
Synnom4E, &ie., Oct. 17. —A messenger
from Gen. Frikruont's headquarters at War•
saw reached hero to-day, with dispatches
for G neral llcKinstry. It WEIS said Price
had mode astand in Cedar county, twenty-
five miles from o,ceola, with twenty thou
sand well armed and disciplined troop.,
and a large force of irregular militia.
On the arrival of Fremont at, Warsaw,
the opposite bank of the Osage river was
filled with rebel horsemen, who were dish
permed by a few rounds of cannister. Fre
mont had begun preparations to lay a
pontoon bridge across the Osage. When
the messenger left it was supposed his ar
my would be over the river on Wednesday
night. lie was determined to push on with
the utmost vigor, and would probably soon
come up with the enemy and force him to
fight or retreat.
From Ironton, Missouri.
I.ll.otirolq, o;.t IS.—No other bridge
than that at 13:g River bee been interfered
with on the Iron Mountain Railroad, and
no rebels era now known to be near the
road. The Eighth Wisconsin Regiment
is now here, and another regiment with
Major Scheflield. A battery of artillery is
understood to be on the way, which will
make this point secure against attack. The
rebels are reported in large force twenty
five miles below here. but nothing definite
le known as to numbers cr (I,.Figne.
Latekt from kentocky,
LIM dVILLK, Oct. 17.—The rebut Gen
oral Hawthorne, of the Mississippi brigade
at Hopkinsville, Kentucky, transferred
that pciet,filr3 ti the charge of a Confed
erate postmaster, tho. the Southern lien.
tacky towns are regularly suprit d with
S-mthern ript:l‘ , , under althori.y of the
rebel Postmaster General. it to reported
that General Hardee is in command at
Bowling Green with ten thousand troops,
including two thousand Texanii, whom,
from their wild appriarttnco,i Use people
there take for - Indians. ltuilvinaccumu
lation of Southward bound trvelers are at
our hotels, who find it impOssible to get
through our dries.
77 Market litroet.
Gen. McClellan at Vienna.
- WASHINGTON, Oct. lB.—Gen. McClels
lan, accompanied by Generals Smith, Mc-
Call, and Ilancock, and a strong escort of
regular cavalry, proceeded yesterday to
Vienna, which is live miles West of Lew
insville, and remained there several hours.
The reports about the rebel army being
in full retreat for Manassas, are founded
on conjecture. At least nothing of it is
known in quarters most entitled to cond.,
dance. As stated in a previous dispatch, a
large reconnoitering party proceeded as
far as Vienna, but returned before General
McClellan had quite reached the viltage,
Latest from Fortress Monroe.
FORTIM,ti MONROE, October 17.—N0
flags of truce will be permitted to start
;rum here lcr Norfolk, for a number of
days; neitlir will any from the rebels be
L.,ermitted to come this Skit}, of tdowell's
4.list. Ma
rebel frigate Merrimac has been brought
down a short distance from Norfolk. A
severe gale from the southeast is prevail
ing here.
Sale of the Pittsburgh, Fort Way tie slut
Chicago Railroad.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
the Circuit Court of the United State. for the
Northern District of Ohio, inn canoe in Chancery
therein depending, wherein Charley Moreu
others are complainants, and the Pdtsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company and other.-
are defendant.; and pursuant to a , xdutry de,ret,
of the Circuit Courts of the United States far ii
Wester:, Lbstrict of Pennsylvania, the liedrict of
Inihana and the Northern District, of I es.
pectisely, in echoes depending in Chancery in
said Crier Is respectively, a herein the same
parties are compliunants and defendants respect
ively, as in said cause first above mentioned, .he
undersigned, John Ferguson and Thomas E.
Walker, as Grantees in True t and Tru4ees in one
of the several Leeds of 'Trust or Mortgage upon
which said decrees are founded, and also asSpecial
Master Commissioners of said Courts respectively,
duly :11 , 1,0u:bid by said Cciurts respect', ly for that
purpose, will cell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for rash but for not lets than the sum of
$600,000, at the United States Court House, in the
(lily of Cleveland, in the Slate of Ohio, on the 24th
day oftctober, A. lb 1081, between the hours of
ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P, M. of said
day. the following, described property, to wit:
The Railroad of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company, including the right of
way thereLir, the road-bed thereof, the superstruc-
lire of all sort.; thereon, 11S water anti other eta
tion houses and shone, and the lands and grounds
connected therewith, and all tools and implements
most nr pr °tided to he used there.n, and in eon
id/noting and repairing ears and machinery for
-aid road, or the tract and superstructures afore
said; all turn-nlinen; ail depots and 11lidIngn and
fixtures and etructurea of whatever name or me
lure, and the lands and grounds connected there
with, used or provided to be used in operating
said road Anil belonging thereto, and a herever
situate; and all cars, engines and rolling vulva be
longing to said Company; and all supplies of
Umber, lumber, 'mu, fuel, and every other thing
provided by said Ccmpani •n, or by the several
original Companies which WE , I3 consolidated into
sail Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
to be used in operating said road wherever situate,
by the same title by which the same are holden by
said Company, or by said original Gompanieli, }WT
.:rally together, with all corporate franehises of
said Company, and of the said original Companies
severally including the right and franchise of said
several Companies to be and act as a corporation,
to be sold as an entirety.
Said decrees provide that the purchaser, upon the
confirmation of the sale and full compliance with
the conditions thereof, shall bold all the property,
rights, franchises, and the appurtenanceis thereof so
cold, by the same title by which they are held by
said Pittsburgh, Fort Waynnand Chicago Rail Road
Company, and each and all of said original Compa
nies, free from the lien of all said mortgagee, and
free from all liability for any debts against said
original or consolidated Companies, ar either of
them, and from all claims on account of capital
stock; bat subject nevertheless, to the hen% if any
such exist, upm, any real estate included in the
safe, 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 way, depot ground and
lots, and lands in toe city and vicinity of Chicago,
purchased by said Company since the pandeney of
said suits, and the bridge property and other real
estate of the company at the City of Pitbdiugh, are
subject to mortgage liens. The same will be in
cluded in the sale.lnt subject to said ineumbra aces
no provisions having been made for the payment
thereof. Ji IdN FERGU9ON 2
THOMAS ,
ocitoc24, 'Pros tees, and Master.Corne.,as,aforesaid
TO FARMERS AND OTIIERS-FOR SALE.
GEOWE VS SUPERIOR PATENT
Grain Fan and Seperator,
r PATENTED JANUARY 10, 1860.
THE superiority of this Fan over all
others in Erie, consists in its cheapness, sim
plicity and durability.
Second. In cleaning grain maker, better and
more thofoughly with less labor than any other
mill ever offered.
The patentee of the above Nan has been long en.
gaged in manufacturing and selling Agricul
tural implements, convinced of the great want
good Fan for cleaning the different kinds of grai
and seeds, presents this to the pubhe with fall con
'Menne that it will meet their wants.
The undersigned having purchased the sol
right to manufacture and sell the above grain Fan
and Remerator, in Western Pennsyluama, 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, Pitta
bnggPa. W. W. WALLMJEi
hkurgh,
Wy 186L—jy18l3mdaw
Latest from Missouri
FOR SALE
NOTICE.
nztels anA leans's-Ws.
Ez.A77.A.GiLM
No. 350 Liberty Street,
NEXT TO PENNSYLVANIA PASSENGER DEPOT,
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
RAVING takenan , ifitted up,with all
the modern improvem ' , ate, this popular re
sort, the subsea-tier is prepared to accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, With
the best the market &fiords. Oysters will be ser
ved up in every variety of style, during the ilea-
Soo. His Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels con.
(dent in recommending to the public for their
excellence.
Can, Bucket and 861 , 11 Oyeters received daily and
acid 1. • and RetalL rnv2r,l9d
'S OLD STAND
IN THE DIAMOND,
THOMAS STONE, Proprieto
fAVING TAKEN and fitted up, at
a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular resort, the subscriber Is
prepared to accommodate his friends and the pub
lic generally, with the best the market affords.
OYSTERS will be served up in every variety of
style during the season.
LIQUORS and ALES he feels confident in re
commending to the public for their excellence.
Saw - MEALS served up at all bourn, and DAY
and NIGHT BOARDERS taken. apalv
2a2c. 0 p I.„s op.
OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE,
NO. 111 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
WINILINALII AND arum, DILLIREI rn
LAKE AND EASTERN FISH,
PUSH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OYB TEES AND WILD OA.M.E,
All IN their Proper Season.
n 026 GAO. REINEMAN & 00.
ANMION HOUSE, GEORGE AUR
ENZ, Proprietor, No. 844 Liberty street, just
heel ;3 the Paeeenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the most convenient
hou,ie in the city for passengers arriving by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable expense,
fitted upon excellent style, the MANSIONHOUSE,
would respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age. There is attached a splendid STABLE and
extensive WAGON-YA nD, affording ample accom
modation to traveler. and ateametere. His Larder
and Bar will be furnished with the beet the mar.
bet can afford. fatly
03Loths, (Ifaosintergo,
E. WATTS;
WITH
TERRY, PRICE &
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSI.MERES.
Satinets, Vesting!, Tailors' Trimmings, am.,
NO. 255 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
JOHN V. MET, DdICEIL 8. Plilol, OLIVER T. WART.
del/1y
Sovittng eases, &r.
H. D. BRECHT & BRO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LOOKING GLASSES,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
Gilt anti imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS.IN
FEENoR PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
128 Smithfield Street,
Demler's Block, between Firth and Sixth, Pitts
burgo Pa. ire- City Ginsa at rrianufacinrer's
Pnce, "SA Partvai tar attention given to repairin
Paintinga, Reg - adding Frame, and bush:teas card,
Gamed at wholesale price.
s pfkly
[:c . 'IMPOR.TANT L) INVENTORS
Great Union Patent Agency.
1111BERI - Vt — FEitWICI -.-
Counsellor and Patent Agent
AT WASHLNGTON CITY, D. C
Pion Hon. Chas. Mason, 1414 Commintioner of Patents.
Wasarinnott, 1). (1, October 4, 1860,
Learning that R. W. Fenwick, Esq, Is about to
open an orrice in this city as a Solicitor of Patenta,
I cheerfully state that 1 have long known him as a
geojieman of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and accurate business habits, and of on.
doubted integrity. As such I commend him to the
inventors of the United States.
CHARLES MASON.
Mr. Fetwick was for nearly tour years the mana
ger of the Washington Branch Office of the Scientific
American Patent Agency of Mears. Munn A Co.,
and for more than ten years officially connected
with said arm, and with an experience of fourteen
years in every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the interest of inventors ialklatitf
„m y FIFTY NEW Mt,
AND
SECOND • HAND PIANOS,
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO
Jil„ reduce his stock of Pianos, off..re for sale du
ring this and next month, Fifty New and Second
Hand Pianos at great bs rgalns, for cash. These
Pianos have nearly all been made especially for
the subscriber, for renting purposes bv,the best
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
JOHN H. 1111ELL011,
lyle Bl WOOD STREET.
• A DIES
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,87
LADIES
()ONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,37,
AT NO. 15 FIFTH STREET,
D. S. DIFFENBACRE
JAMR; W. CRAFT, Commission and
Forwarding Merchant, and Mercantile Broker,
Office and Storage, N 0.82 North Levee, Saint Louis.
N. 13.—.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 Larking, St. Louis; 0.
Bresnears A Co., Ci nci Janet]; Messrs. Truce & J. Craig,
Philadelphia; 14PArthur, Byrne Ai Gibbons, New
York; W. C. M'Dowell, T. Ewing,Rantuo Northup
Co., Kansa% J. W. Burhridge & Co., New Orleans ;
W. W. Weston, Memphis; Pennock A Hart, Pitts
burgh; G. W. Cass, Pittsburgh; P. H. Ball, R. D.
Adams, Chicago, W. F. Coolbaugh, Burlington,lowa;
W. H. Postlewait, Burlington, Iowa; Capts. Connell,
Bowman. and river men generally. _taB.43.na
pERFIIMERY, PERFUMERY-
PERFUMERY, PERFUMERY,
PERFUMERY PERFUMERY,
PERFUMERY, PERFUMERY,
A large and tine assortment of Perfumery, con'
sisting of the finest extracts of all description.
Pomades,
Hair Ofls,
Colognes,
Troller Waters.
Also, a fine assortment of the heat English
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nall Brushes,
Flesh Brushes,
Shaving BrsisheS,&e
AT JOSEPH FL MI LNG'S,
AT JOS APH FLEMING'S,
AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
corner Market street and the Diamond.
corner Market street and the Diamond.
oc4 corner Market street and the Diamond.
JAMES HOLMES & CO.,
- DOER DEALERS, and dealers in.
11 Provisions, corner of Market and Front sts.
ts6:lo*
NV EET POTATO 6---18 bbls Marietta
10 Sweet Politics, just received and for .ale by
JAB A FETZER,
ocli corner Market and Fist ski
AI'PLES--50 barrels Green Apples
received and for sale by_
sea° HE H. COLLINS.
ussET APPLEs-50 barrels choice
Russet Apples, just rece,ved A
F andETZER for sale by
JAS .
4 corner Market and First streets.
MILL FEED-168 sacks
Just received and for sale by
JAB A PEWEE,
ocl4 corner Market and First streets,
BEAUTLFUL GOLD AND TINTED
PATER HANGINGS—Par side b
8 W y
m62ii.P.
Iflisrrllanceni
Co-Pamershlp,
T HE UNDERSHINED HAVE THIS
11 day farmed aA Co-Partnerahip under the
name and style orPERKINS, terEßßics 3 / 4 co, iu
the Paper, Rag and general Commission Business.
JlllO.ll PERKINS,
C HENRY MERRICK,
EDWARD C. CLAPP.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. March let, 1861.
Jso M. Piparm....-C. Ram MittAwa.....lll. O. CLAPP
PERKINS. MERRICK itt. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Paper, Rags, Twine, Cordage, &0.,
Manilla Rope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Makers
Materials, &c., &to.
PY arehonse No. S 2 Third street,
marl P/1 TSBURGII, PA
SUPERIOR
QUALITY
Ck)NG RESS GAITERS
,ACE fl g IPS
OXFORD TIES,
FOR GENTS, BOYS and YOUTHS
SELLING AT LOW PRICE
•AT NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
6e14
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of JONES
JL & LAUTH expired by limitation on the first
day of August, I.F6L The business of said firm will
be settled by the new firm of JONI.3f k LALlta-
LI NB.
Limited Partnership.
The undersigned, residing in the city of Pitts
burgh, have formed a limited partnership, under
the firm of JONES A LAUGHLINS, m tbe, business
of manufacturing and dealing in IRON, (in succes
sion to the late firm of JODOH A I auth,) in which
firm the general partners are BENJAMIN T.
JONES. THOMAS M. JONES, GNORGE W.
JONES, HENRY A. LAUGHLIN and IRWIN 11
LAUGHLIN, and the special partner is JAMES
LA UG H LI N,who has contributed seventy thousand
four hundred dollars to the common stock of said
partnership, whim. to to commence as of the first
day of August, 1861, and to terminate on the fire
day of August, 1866.
September 16, 1861. B. F. JONES,
T M. J NES,
G. W. JONES,
HENRY A. LAUGHLIN,
IRWIN B. LAUGHLIN
JAMES LAUGHLIN.
MEM
SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP
THE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP
manufactured by B. C. A J H. SAWYER, is ac
knowledged to be the most serviceable of any
kind yet offered to thepublic. Its superior advan
tages are found in its cheapness, saving of labor,
and its efficacy in removing grease, paint, tar and
dirt without imsring the skin, or in the least wise
.damaging the finest quality of goods. It can be
used with all kinds of water.
_ -
Reference Is made with pleasure to the subjoin
ed certificates, eminating from gentlemen well
known in this community, and who had every fa
cility afforded of seeing ninny and fairly tested.
Quartermaster's Department of the Twelfth, Thir
teenth and fiburtsentit Regiments, Pa. Yds.
"Sawyer's Chemical Olive Erasive Scan.' having
been used very extensively in our Regiment.% we
have no hesitation in certifying that it was tc , ind
admirably adapted to the nee of the solcuers, sari
decidedly the most superior Soap which road be
procured for the service.
JA Mal A. REIN, Quartermaster 12th Reg.
ALEX. FORSYTH, Quartermaster 14th Reg,
M. K. MOORHEAD, Quartermaster lath Reg.
&ta.
Sitrehant gaiters.
LATE STYLES UP Mk
.713 S 'l` Ft OEI 1'N713 L 6 .
WE are now opening a choice Stock
of Fall Goode, consisting in all of the latest
importations of CLOTHS, OA.EBIMERES AND
VESTIN&S, which we flatter 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.
SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
D. BRUCRLOCHER, TAILOR,
HAS RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS
et his old ttand, _ _
No. 106 FOURTH STREET,
where he will be glad to see his old friends and
public generally. Will also do GUTTING for
flintillea. for bons and inns. ie6
W H. ........ M. DOBOl3.
NV - • H. M'GEE & CO.,
_ _ _
MERCHANT TAITAORS,
Dealers In Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen'
Furnishing Goods, corner of Federal street axle
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. ie12.13-dawd
M. LITTLE
. 31:ERCIUM. TAILOR,
10. SS SAINT. CLAIR IPTRZET,
(Dr. Irish's New Building")
Vitinters.
T. T. MPG URN,
T-z O US B, SIGZT
-AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Duquesne Way,
(SECOND STORY.)
air All work entrusted to me will be Neatly
and Promptly Executed. oetly
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER
P. O'BRIEN.
Asir Orders son..ted at basement shop, Grant
street, opposite QathedraL
ERJ*II T. BOLE,
BITILDER _ MACHINIST
GREAT WESTERN FLAMING MILL, car.
arbury and Duquiteris Way, Pittsburgh, Ai, will
rake to • order, •and warranted as good as can
ba made, the following machinery, viz t—Nteem
Engines, Turning Lathes, for wood and Mtn PM ,
meni,for wood and iron; Drillingbfachines; Rottsen
and Tolima* Screws; Patent-right - and '14E141 Ma
chines, in the bestmanneat Shafting, ?MUM, and
Rangers, of all sums and variety; ScreWs, df an di.
ameter andiatch, to fifteen feet in length; Will
also fnakei and have on hand, Doctor and Nigger
Engines, and Deck Prim for steamboats. An.
Lathe Inhears ana. Miter done to :order;
can plaue =inches wide, 6 inches
All Orders ikwatirgy Seitated-
E. G,—partic=enhon and. premptiltdde Cy
en to repairs on Printing Presses and other
ehines.•• • myl6lyd
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of Broaks' Manufacture,
BILLING AT NNW YORK PRICER,
FOR CASH,
At 31 Fifth Street,
W.,„71„ EICHMEB.TZ & CO.
WANTED -40 'GOOD G lINSKITHB
- Apply to SOWN - A TETI"
VIA Wood street.
ItricinongalieLsitikairigwe:Akk
4, • Z.: r,, , e; iA
Omenas-JANT49 HUTOtii3ifArP3llo44l-14
HENRY M: Al'. •
CT. JAB. WOODBUIAbiI tterir_.ASl:Ph".....''''''",'-
OFFIIIIE ss WATER, 4 1-11 A 1 4,.. t
..11kik:
wilt insure all kinds of Firs drid - sitriiiir.
ASSETS, MAY 10th,
Stock Due Bills pliyableandemanfi,r
end secured by two approved nateed4Anzatoo..
Bills Receivable.-
Bills 511,044,11111
llb Mortgage _
Shares Mechanics Bank
stock cost..--- ma p
100 Shares Sitizene Rank ,` ,
stock cost- 6/176,r,
40 Shared Exchange Bank
stock cost--,, 2 0 50 P. ° “ -,
40 Shares Bank di - Pitta.
burgh-- ..... 270044 :.:
---, so tal
Balance of Book Aceounta.-.....--.- ison . 7*
Cash .....
DIRECTORS: • . ',.., , s ,C . ,
Wm. B. Holmes, Jaa..A.XatelittOrti
Wilson Miller JolatatWell,'.. , 7 , 7 •:, '.l
Wm. Rea, B .I , RONSWn ~ ;
Jno M'Devitt. Rib ird,Thrit- ,*..,:tre
Joe. Kirkpatrick. it..WAltiteth • '., ~,,- '
Rota, Dalzell, Gen. A Berry, ' ' ' - /
Wm. A. CakhrelL W.mr.llittatto i 'k ._;J.. '...-•
Jame .Woodburn, WA
. . . _
STRAP SHOES
.
.AlleghenT liummiep aVAit
P
OFFICir,-.No. 3 taar Ert.i suakrßl
INSURES AGAINST ALL S4M3
OP FIR I AND MARINE. WKS,
ISAAC .TONE 3, ftealdent; -JOHN.D.;;MaIvOF.u.
Vice President; D. 11. 8008, Beerelatm
WILLIAM DEAN, General Agent. -
Dauloroas—laaao Jones, O. G. Hussey, got •.•-•
Childs, Capt. R. C. Gray John A. Wilson; Rt.
Fahnestock, John D. Me dord, W. AdanalJaeptpu,
R. P Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Rob's L. Wire%
Rob% R. Davis utak
FOR CASH
WEST .11311ANCW, , '..,;
Mutual Insurance Compaiw,
LOCK HAVEN, MANTON COUNTY!
CrEWITZBJED ET THE LZOISLATITA* 7;91'
Cam Capita L.-5300,000 I Premium N0Ta5.....X4140
THIS COMPANY WILL Mahn
AL on Buildings, Merchandise, Parnitur44%,
in town or country.
Dlll2O/033 :—Hon. J. J. Pearde, J. B. Hail, V. T.
Abrams Hon. G. C. Harvey, Chas. Crietk ;K.
Jackman,ol4s. A. ,Mayer. Peter Diekeen, W.
White, Thomas Hitotsm.
HON. G. C. HARVEY, President.
TTa T s n V iPa r l y d . ent
,
.T. A. LIPPHRT,.=
'No. 70 BUM
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Of Pittsburgh...
. No. 6i fourth 641168.
Jacob Painter,Rody knit Onion, L Grlestitprot ,
C. A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A. (An*
Henry Sprotil,Nich. Voegbtly, Geo. W. Bmltk. -
A. J. Jones, Wade Hampton, Itettetrt Patrick
Chartered CapttaL...,_ ,
iroy„ AND AfA BMWS 27 . of all
descriptions.
0gee_......._
orrunna:
A. CARRIER, President.
1. GRIER SPROUT.. Secretary. daft
EUROPEAN AGENT rr
THOMAS RATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, No. 116 Water street, Pittebingb„Pa,
is prepared to bring out or send back pmsengers
from or to an, l partof the old country, farther by
steam or sailingnets.
SIEiHT D FOB BALE, payable In ovoid
of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Olnd
.su cgam
. roack. Also, Agent for, the old Black Star Line of
Saning.racketa. andfaithe tines of Stekozavisalil
mY bottfiien Vow Trek. Liverpool. Sliattra, is 4
Gahray.
MONONGAICE-
R., LA PLAN - 13011UL, would respectibigy inform
the public that he has rebuilt since the Ors, and
having enlarged his establishment, and filled it
with the newest and most approved machinery_ is
now prepared to furnish Hooting and planing
boards, scroll sawing and re•sawing, doinsolash
and shutters, kiln dried, Slimes, mouldings, box-
South ac.
ma
Pittsburgh. September 7,1867.
6 DOZ. ENGLISH GRADUATED
fdFASURFA 6 gross French Infant Tiawder,
just received and for sale by GEO A. KELLY
lyl2
14&W MELDICAI IIIt3COVKItIc
F OR the speedy and permanent cure of
GONORRHEA, GLEET, URETHAL DISCHARGES,
Seminal Weakness, Nightly giociasions,
Incontinence, Genital irritrdpility ,
Gravel, Stricture and
AFFECT OF THE mugs ONO BUTDERI.3
en has been used y upwaros o
ONE numniumo Paysicww,
in their private practice, with entire success, super ,
Reding m= ConlBl, Clarsolas, or any Compound
hitherto known.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS:
are speed in action, often effecting a cure in -EC
few days, and 'hen a cure is effected it ftipermati
ent. They are prepared from vegetable estimate
that are harmless on the system. and never manes(
ate the stomach, or impregnate thahreathfvd be.
ing sugar coated, all nauseous taste is arolderL
No Mang! of diet is neonsary whilst using Meth; nor
does their action interfere with business pursuits.
Each box contains six dozen Pills.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR,
and will be sent by mail, post-paid, by any admits..
ed Agent, on receipt of the money.
None genuine without my signature onthe wrap
per. J. BRYAN, Rochester, N. Y,GeneralAgent.
ati27ulSWlpti
PI7'I'BBUR@H.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
aawas, Balm ar: al,
MA NUFACTURERS OFCAST
Steel; also, Spring, Plow d. fßeet
tiMNGE4 end kXLM, corner Roe s and Fitit.': -
streeta, [no2Bdel PITTSBURA2MPL,:,4-,t
/MUM DALZILL.. ../.AX6B I. nurero'•
CO:,ROBERT D.4I.IZELL & ,- --
.
WHOLESALE GROOM'S
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHARTS`
-AND -
DZALII4I2I PPODOITI AM Ps:lnman IlLtal;t6 l 3:zia
NO. Ail LIBERTY
Preenitraou.
TEAR ROCHESTER, REIThr - 7 — VER CO.—
Valuable Farm for sale, of. / 6 0ti-10 in°
cultivation, balance good timber , libieraild white
oak. The land is rolling and can Alltamiltivated,
Frame dwelling house of 6 rooms,
,perch and por
tieo, cellar, *c., large barn, stablevand.-other out •
houses, orchard of tres, elltyadtr wool (Mice.
good springs—can be ditlitedinba atire Hirins. For
price and terms apply at the real estateAACl of
cell H. CUTHBERT & BON;slMaitet st,
NEW FALL GOODS I--
EATON MACRUM & CO.,
Invite attedtion to thdir
NEW STOCK FOR FALL TRADE,
At Nos. 17 and 19 Flak street.
Wholesale buyers supplied at loweetpoleies. ee4B
A PPLES.-72 barrels green apples to
zo L ., arrive and for Bale b a
- •
oar fati B. iJOLLENti.
II ROOM CORN BRUSH.-8 - tons—a
superior articreof Ohio Briialr,
oe7 HENRY H.COLLIN&
T 131 E-150-barrels fresh, for sale by
oef - If. CIOLLDM
BOOTS, SHOES AND (144.15118,
Belling lower than they_ Oa ...e , a-rwetru - tau,
Newels. In the city,
AV llemetolla*a4 r,
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