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PII"I_'SBURGII POST.
THE 'DEMOCRATIC , PLATFORM
Adopted at the Cincinnati i Nation
al Convention.
Nvnitred, That Lila Arizerican Democracy place their terist
in the intelligence, the patriotism, and the Mx rintinating
Justice of the American people.
l?rs.dred., That we regard this as a ilitoinotive feature of
our political creed. which we are proud to maintain Isvforit
the world, as the great moral element in a form of govern
ment springing from and held up by the popular milli and
wr contrtod it With the creed and practiceof rederalisru,vinv
der whatever name or form, which Beelce to palsy the a ill
of the aastilueut, and which conceives no luiposturn too
monotrnon for the popular credulity.
thcreforr, That entertaining those views, the
Democmur party of this Union, through their delegates as
sembled in a general Convention, coming together in ir apt ri
bl concord, of devotion to the d.earinen and tenth
Tri ,,, e rriative government., and appealing to their folio.
citizens for the rectitude of their intontione r, lv A diet r.
aysert before the Aliteri.'11111.4:01 , 1•• I,ll' f I.Til
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twee. tise Atsants• maul the Pacific postman, cor.. , ogt,
the moat imp• runt it, hseeeroenix realltot he Iso.•
modern tones and the 1:11,••14,!.101..0•14. ..mar
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lion dam contr. , ' which we have tis • ro.ht
and MI 1.W.M.11.31 earth ...hould be sollet•al to sniped ,
it. progresses 11 any 'uteri-ere., mitts the relAions
suit our le , tit y w establish ledweets mir g
of the Ulaa..l wishin WLntsn 414,11.111.,
con. 1111 d, NO circunntnucn, nUrPtild , our pre
sure 113 the adjustment of all quotations arising ont
4 rat dual That in claw of an comma-I:dim:
the people of 11w 174/I , d tltntre4nilin•lt but sympathize with
the efforts which an' liesug with by the people of Until cal
Anemisa 1.. resretserate that portion of the flontinciat whit Is
0% ern the itas,are ii.rtlvim the Inter,naltic
6. Itr.v dyed, That the r.etio•orsitic party recognize the great
lrntee 1n,,,,.. in a I,li LICIII and eurnimercial point of view. of a
sate Unit me-esiv rem...ovation, by Military and
r. ash thr " u e li our OW. Wrrit• , V, ladw'ren the Atlantic and
rarinc &sues of thir. Ulleos, and that it In the duty of the
L. •••••1••iss• to costal y. all its &inst..
tsor s al Dower for ihr attainment of thit object.
pitEw 1,Ri..1„c)„ 'rule of the
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G.or g ., Trott.. 011 Globe, or Cup, for
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TO THE PURIIC.-1 hate titim clay dint aural ..f lily int,
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Meacta..l, & H. Jon., Phila. Oreenwood, EN, Cin
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NENNSIIVANI.I IZ.111,1t0A1)
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Summer rrangrukent—Chaugo of Hour
pie and aver MI IN lIA V tiest there will he TIIIII,E All,l'
TRAINS between .11.1 I LA1)121.1'111 A
TRH MORNING MAIL TRAIN leases Pittsburgh rot
Plithulelphin at a:al A. M.
THE FAST LINK leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at
0, P. M.
K N 1011 T EX PR PISS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia id In I'. M.
111.A11150 11.1,K AOC. lIIMUDATION TRAIN leaves Pitts.
but eh ezrrpt Sunder. at 30 P. M.
pitlypoN•s 'IN TRAIN le..tves Pittsburgh
doily at II o'clock A. M.. 3:3U I'. Nl., end rilU P. M.—running
as far its Turtle Creek bridge.
The shoes Line, connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroad,
L. and Prom St. Louis, 01o.; AIL", Valeta and t. haw, ill.,
Franklort. I..,ington and li.lo-,llle, Ky.; Terre (Uttar,
Madison. Litfayel to and Indianapoils, Ind.;
Loh, :pringfleld, Red 101,01i:one, Saildu.t. v. Tole.lo,
NlK.lllon nod Ulm.; 04,,,
wlOl the Strati Parket Ihkits aud to New ORLEANS, ST.
1.0110, I,Oi,SVILLs unit CINsisNATI.
TUROUG II TR!KETs eau be had tr, or from either of the
shove places.
Yor further particulars, 1101. handbills at the diffet out
starting Nita's. PIL3 4 c ui:.e.rn from the West will find MIL. tie.
shortest and most expeditious i.mte to Philadelphia, Pak]
more, New York, or lioatuu. J. MESKI it MEN,
Agent, Passenger Linea, Ptsburg
A
TIIOB. Mor.k
niga
NN* AlPaseeleger Lines,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRAN OEMEN T
TIIRE.E TRAINS DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN DAILY, EXCEPT
SU N DAYS, as follows :
Lttiat. Pittsburgh for Crentline at 8:00 A. Al., 780 A.
M.
and t P. M.
Leaves Crestline for Pittablirgh at MO A. SI., 7:00 P. bi-,
and 12.60 P. M.
Three Trains make clear connections at CRESTLINE with
Trains for COLUMBUS, DAYTON, CINCINNATI, RIILLK.•
FONTAINE, LNDLAN A PoLid, CILLCAOO, SAINT LOUIS,
and all points on roads extending West and Sonth-weet
through 01110, INDIAN A and ILLINOIS.
TRAINS FROM PITTSBU Mill connect at Mansfield with
Trains on Sandusky, 3lausfield and Newark Road, for CHI
CAC, ), 'TOLEDO and SANDUSKY. Connections are made
t Alliance with Trains an Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road,
for CLEVELAND, CHICAGO, DUNKIRK nod BUFFALO.
Pantiengers leaving Pitteburgli, at 3 P. 31. for Sandusky,
rolede and Chicago, bate the tamefit of a night's rest, at
Manstleld or Cleveland, and arrive in Chicago early next
eveing.
Trans East from Crestline make close counoctions with
Trains m Pennsylvania Central Railroad for PHI I , A
lA. KA LTI3IOIt K and NEW YORK.
TilltOt:till TICK VT'S are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Oin
. mime, Louisville, St. Louie, Indianapolis, Be.Uefontsdne,
{Oak Island, lowa City, Duulieth.,
, Springfield, 111., Fort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
ivil ci tiro 111 the IVenL
TI.-111:11 tici.nts over thls line may be had at all of the
ytacc. tor Pittsburgh, Pht7udnlphin, Baltimore and
.1\ •
NEW ISKIGHTON ACCOMODATION loaves new
tor Pittsburgh at 7, A. Ni. and I. P. 31. Leaves
fk.r New Brighton, a.t 9j., A. M. mud 514, P. 31
4ar For tickias and further information apply to A. T.
JOIINSIPN, at tie corner office. under the 31onongahnia
trr at the Federal street Station. P. t. 1170. PARKIN,
f kritet Agent. JOILN KELLY, l'itsrornwor Agent.
al)1.1) J. 11. 3.104/liFy dup.t.
F.)
.00 ,yer lb
Great A tner'urn and U. S. Express and
77 MTLYS OF DILiTANCE SAVED,
Lto rwo mutant or CARS AND -111.90501. AVOIDED
AIR LINE ROUTE
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CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
CIA cutcnuo, ALTON AND ST. LOWS
RAILItOAD,
Fortnerly Chicago and Mississippi.
cipt:Aot. Tt, 1. WCIS m !Sy, Lours. Trans
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tie. I ihuoie Penn nl Dpot, tied of Water str,t—
et. 1...0is Luy Ra creoa d.oly, holiday. excepted, 7:16 A. to.
:ft I,.mi ..`,1,11l hapless daily, 'in/4,lrdays excepted, 9.31. i
P. 91.
I. MIA Freight and htrograut daily, Sundays enCeptval,
Y. Vi a, M
Jit,y9 , 3Ve' eher.a.ed through to S. Lotrir.
Trains rt. 11:zekt through to Alton, (259 miles,) without
etaxia,ie of imvi ..r baggage, and connect with the Compuoy's
splendid oarsmen - A A' I NellEnTßit aid running
io ear lustre cooties - twin with Piesienger Trains from Alton to
ht. Loma ioilee,) without landing. These Isaias, for
speed., aanvetneoce sod elepsuce, arc Ilfir,Un.lnd3o , d 01.1
the
WeVit4,ll waters, being blind up with Baths and epacioua
anording to Foos/angers the opportunity of re
rooeing the dust unavoidable in Slimmer railroad traveling,
viel reach/us at. Lousi refravalled from the effects of a long
ride-
To
ICANSAF and A this Is the moat direct
route. and passengers drat/tied for liliagoiugtoo, Sprmgneig,
Jackson die. Naples, and di !.nine an the Moenseippi,
court, Ci.i.oberlaud arid 'reitiv.vsee rivers, will out,,
the important waving in distance, being seaelity.te
thirty-...au miles lee. to lii.viailrivitoo,
nod nfly-.4.ght mriss tens w Sierinattilii, thim by any wither
route.
Thr ugh Ticket* over this route own be procured at the
vox,. i...afiroied Janes,L
sin Now Vora, ostou,
sm.,. Ail...fly, Buffel., Au., and at ail Tin otigh
r,4 art Ushers Lillunv,lnnit the kat.... and to Chimp, at the
(...,n4Ftti) 'Mt., Nv. 1S Deartaini string, opposite the To:-
ormi liolute--an I at the thipot of the lilinoin Ceutral
Bad
f.sit v t Water street.
li..p.neible laNtnCc Men will always he at the Depots of
the various Mewl. goult,g t.. (1,1.4 p.,, to Check Lteaggage
theengla to any point dewed the ho e .
It 510116 A%, Jr., Superintendent
11. J. b. 6eIIEILMKIIIIUItIY,
fieneral Viasseneer Agent.
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faIIMMN
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IZIE=I9
FROM 1' ITTSIICKLI 11 TO
I nalsitspoits, Chico"
i',.,,,, , ,ii. Terre Maur., 'Lock Inland,
4.111P1 Ilk, I . lll.lll{,eik, lOWA Uty,
M LAJII 4,, t V11.11•1'11141, Du bogus,
I..ei:f 1., , 1i. Cll.. thlt,/iO.
X...titn, Memphis, Peoria.
Z,.,.. - ..ilk, V .k.,lntrg., Peru,
:Se wart. New Orleans.
~ ,I L, MI raxicirat CtTU IN VII Ilan /OLD scireei,
Vi.l (AP
• r
1.,.1,1••11•40,
Steubenville br. Indiana Railroad!
lar tt 14 r... , 11 c•troptrted anti in anatalui operation 1..'-
to-_..,:rill+ to t Otto
..orntttorst i4attit•tenl anti rtttrattarrtt fuitK4y this Conte
It to tint t/-tvtrior a tittgter of arattOrt Uttri,alirri by nt a j
4.1 tut/13,4 Wret from Pit tritta4lt.
=ME
Fall Arrangement.
1.4 nrter .11 , )" , DAY, N....amber 50/, • DAILY
I awl ruin M1134,12.,4 eaaannora, c.antuandtai
awl a.avalroodakting will
la, at r SI
It
em,tain 04avom.
....... _ _
50-anti t.tat,
• I •••• 11.14 EtittAAl:t4 14 :tit inr il t Mt
ofJ.: , A Art 4.4k11,, 44,4,
n :t r s N ..L.twitang ,Ltsai.ottralt. 11y:111 +
.. .att,o/ trar4 by t - LLLinklat.
Lt. a.. 1.1. 1 Ant runt.,
k15n...1.01 M./ .0.4 (taro., 1,,i,,54,14tk , n,
11.44.,,•1 JtJIIN J. IioU,TON.
X, liii Kites , arrrt.
ago K. FULToN,
L DKVIILYNY, Apmt. 114,13
i• • .P.lll 1....
CARRYING THE
()resit UssHod States Mall and Express
TWO PAASK.NAIKR TRAINS BUN DAILY on ita natin.
loniA: from DUBUQUE 1./CAIRO,
TM* MOW', I n c..ubecti.•t% 1,111. Tnuun of the Ohio sail
Itiswrppi IL R. nod 11.11.14” Mll,l Uslrtm Ilwilnmd, forum
the and only con tin aimslL IL mute from
Pratra 1e.., ,ca t ,, as
10 A. H. n,vl I. ..A , P. LuErts Ayr. Gino Krritr_si.
I'viaoiltr,t.r• I, it. L.ulo by this train tato the cars of the
UtOo and MIAs. It. K itt dandoral, and are carried direct to
1.0311,
li•
.
M And 4.10 P. S 1 —Deucvni AND (11.1.VVA Far
a,ann - trnd wt Dunhoi.ll uq.p.elte Dubuque) with a [hilly
LI, "1 : , tv,ltm Pu...kets for at. Paul mud tho Dpper....lllwßie.
lONA (1.1.... f caws,
r-vw, /cur, Cairo fur I.lticatp and Dubuque at v.BO A. M.
lII=
=EMI
. . .
Pus. :Lg., from the Fast and planes op the Ohio river,
de-tize-d t. 1 St. I.ouxs, 14111 KAYO t 1 Mil. Qt tedbuts and nu
yet tam rl r ipttll , ll (rout etdru to St. Louts, and arro
h,”. r. la whlttier of the river routo, by bskiug the.
1.. St. 1,11., Cain., Pubuyin, St. Paid, and :011111-
i...fin,: b) no, rott,, rail at ihr oltirt, of thr
0. & I' ..en t h I' lia.druad. in Pittsburgh, and .Nlicht,.;:in
(,:entml ILailrus.J in Cliimg4... lt. 0. MASON,
106 Supea iuteht.
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLSVILLE
FI RTIIKK oPKNING OF THE RAILWAY TO 0111.1R1"S
Commencing 'Sunday, 11th Aug., 1856
~~~~
( F.XCEPT SUNDAY.)
Malt Route
CIIICAt}u to CAIRO
eIIICAUU Et: ST. LOUIE,
ell I CAI O To CAII3O,
CIIICAtiO TO DUBUQUE.
R AILIZOAD.
On mild miler Monday, Ulu II th Oar I'mpuengpr
)night Trw. vrll run 11001 Connellsvillo U, riunt•y'd
an
-Ik' t rag xi ith Iluutlng 3 linirs CO.ll. for Irwin',
I'ABBKSII ERB LF.A E
121susulown by limiting A Mast...turbos at t A. M.
Cos, a55.11,..111e by P. A C. It. It. cars at ll A. NI.
tionuy's tstati , sts by (11111,, IsomcM.a at 11 1. V.
I runs's :MMus. I,) I' Pailtosul rare at 12.45 A. M.
Aml art tvu at l'lttalsurgLs at 9 P. M.
111111' ItS \u— PASY.KNO KJt9 LHA it
Pittabur, b at 2..5U P. M.
I 1,(111 . 11 :um,. 1 P. 11.
0.If; M.
[llO 7 P. M., awl arrive at llulmitown eau
i
It Kitt 'lt A WILL Int FORWAltliliD AT
BAT I,ll.toott Cott to•r.svIllo Ana Pittsburgh.
Fart. how Uniontown to Pittsburgh. $2,75
.1.. tl,•ttnellsrille to Pittsburgh...
t 1.2 '.5 vett Nt , vituti to Pitbsburgli
,10 01190 o t. Pittsburgh
Ptotst•ng,rs will end this the plod/tautest And choupes
rout, bolt. t• 011 t o iollt,,wn, Connell,lllo, eke.. to Pittalturgl
li.. BLACKSTONIt. &W t.
/111 t, 1 1 At. C. It. It.. Con Denville, 7th August, 115 U—tan
Fall Arrangement.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD
Shortest and quickest Route to ail Pointl
on the Allegheny River.
PASSENGERS. TAKE NOTICE.—Tho trait. will ,tut
(tom CA RS.. IN ntrOAIL, Instontl of Taylor street, tot horotolort
ftvU DAILY TRAINS leave Pittsburgh 1163 t
-IVrooto .1...7 , rm, at 8 o'clock, A. 51., for K. ITTANNINt:
ELI N, ILRL , ISANK. BRADI." BE'S'
MA IDrNt SU, 11E1 ttIERSHURIJ, "BROOK I'l LLE, and
itottatt North. •
Etteutrig .40111 m ntodattun loaves et 5:011, P. M., stopping
all wuy.tstions.
Fare to Kittanning, 51,25
)1,1.11,0ex .41 7511:1nrion
141-Itank '25 Roltuorshurg
Curlsville '" 75 Renlsburg
11114.1yNt Bend 2 25 51ahoning
iiiiiiersburg ......... 00 Tulsa
liothlohotn ' 75 Mechanicsburg
Shan uoiniale -3 25 Brookville
Passengers will please procure their Tickets at the
on Carson street. A. J. HOPPER,
Superintendent.
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR
ItE6TOR6k.—An unfailing restorer and preserver
~f the hair and night.. It is not a dyel Thu halls and whim.•
kern, however gray, are restored to and preserved in their
original life color ! By its use, wign, spectacles and gray
bairn, wjil soon become extinct. The Iteatorer tus d with
the Zylolialnatuutn, not only cleanses the hair, but Inclines
it to curl. giving it a soft. glossy and natural appearance.
The Renton, will strengthen and preserve the sight, and
renter,• and prevent dizziness, headache, scurf, dandruff,
or nutieruption of the skin, and all immature
inrniarntiona of the Lead. It is n certain cure for steer
in I lie loud,
Sold by
JOS. FLEMING, Drriggnit.,
csir. of the Diamond and Market et.
HAND STREET DWELLING HOUSE
and Li /T, No. 2 Hand street, containing a ball, two
parlors. iiiiling.room, kitchen and five chambers, well ar
ranged for comfort and convenience. Price $3OOO.
'S. CUTHBERT & SON,
att`2l. Real Estate Agents, 6t Market ct.
TiVESSGOODS—We will open in the nest:
_L./ few days more than 100 cases and packages of the
,ww , d and richest styles of FALL DRFS.S GOODS.
mr2.7 A. A. MASON k CO., 26 Fifth it,
•
B LOOMS
-200 tone Lake Champlain ;
100 tow Juniata
For sale by JOHN MOORHEAD.
e.
Mtn•
FROPOSALS
Nevi Dspanrutim, 1.
Beretta of Yards and Docks, September IS, 1856. i
SEALED PROPOSALS for each class sopa
rattly, endorsed "Proposals fur Clew - No. inns Oa
des,) for the navy-yard at (name the yard ,} will be regal+ I
at this office until noon on the 26th October next, for fur
nishing and delivering at the several nevy•yaris named the
materials and articles embraced in the following dampest. mid
which are particularly described in printed aelteddles,Vtleh
will be furnished upon 'application, and sent by mail, If so
requested, to persons desiring to offer to contract for any or
all the dessert named therein, by the commandants of the .
several navy-yards, for the daises for the Tards under theft
command, or by the navy-agent nearest thereto, or by On
bureau, for any or all the yards.
In MO bidders desire the commandants or navy-agents to
send them schedules by mail, it will be necessary, in order
to Insure their transmission, that they should enclose in
their application postage stamps, as the law requires oft poet
age to bo prepaid. ..
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified that
their offers must he in the form hereinafter proscribed, strut
be mailed In time to reach their destination before the thne,
expires for receivin them: no bid sofa be considered which
.. fr r
rhall be received a the period dated, and nerAgjourarsce
ad/be scads for aftimer of thertenreft. e
To guard against offers being opened before the time ate
pointed. bidders are requested to endorse ou the envelope
above the address, and thaw a line under the endorsement,
thus: "Proposals for Oars So. (name the chiss,) for the
Nary-yard at ((name the yard )"
To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Wash
ington, D. C.
• • -
FOl3ll OP OPFE art dale the offer.)
"L (here insert the crams) of (now the tenne,) in the State
of (name the Stela.) hereby offer to. furnii.h . ,.nuder your ed
vertisement dated !duff of atf reetiteuemt.) acid anhject to nil
the requirements of the same, and of the printed schedule
to which it refers, all the articles embraced in Class No.
(nave, the des.) for the navy-yard at (remit, the, yard,) ac
cordin a to said schedule. viz: (here paste no the printed doles
.; row the Ichului4 e and opieneier each art kle set the prier, end
',eery out the ante:tent in tier ',horns for doll,ers and iv:id,, nevi
foot up the aggregate amount of the WI for the eiass,)nmoun..,
'lug to ( here we its the oneintn2 In averts.s
I - prove , . as my Wilt. (here mem, the agent, if ono is er
,reiret/ ley the scheiltde.l for the supply under the dames nrls
he a non resident of the place of delivery; Heed
should my utter he accepted, I request the contract may be
prepared and Beat to the navpagerit nt ( name the dgency,) for
signatures and certificate
(Ilere the bidder to sign leis natnc-)
—a
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned (maw of guarantor,' of (Tioupt the toien,)
and State of (name the Maio.) and (name of seienirl guaran
tors. dr..) hereby undertake the above-nammi ba9.e the bid
dor or bidders.) will, if hie [or their! offer as shore be to
i.epted, outer Into contract with the United States within fif
teen dayirafter the dale of notice, through thoonitotlico, of
the screptimee of hie for their) offers before mentioned.
i mess, [ Signature of guarani re.)
I eertily that the aims° named (bore name the orrantors)
are known to me to be fool end responsible guarantors In
1.1111 , rase. ~Stgnatnre.)
To be signed by the district Judge. district attorney, col
lector, navy-agent, or tome person known to the bureau to
be responsible.
MEM
Clem No. I—Brirk.
2--Yellow.pine Urn
bor.
4—Yellow-pine lum
ber.
I.—Oak plank.
6--White pme and
Rpm. , lumber.
—Lone.
rav4.l tad
Clans No 1--lirirks.
:L—Trllow-phir tint
ber.
V.•11.:Ix-1,11.111 II In-
6-oal. and hard-I,
ser..el timber twd
lumber.
5.—. W ne.l
*aloe, juldper,,
and cypress dm
her awl lumber..
7—Lime and hair.
P--liraeel and sand.
I I—lron. iron epikea.
and nails.
NEW
Ctios Ng. I—Brick
2--Soino.
3 Vi•Ilow
ii--ILeita wood.
6—W hite-piny,
sprit,,
7—Lime, hair, de.
lc--Dement.
9--Oravel and giant
11—Iron, iron spike.
sod nails.
14—Yiles.
15—Paiuta, 0114 Lod
No.l—Brirtm
2—Etont,
B—Seasone.l
pine tlrutwr
4,--ecaaormil yeLluvr- i
pine lumber.
6-- (Mk and t,ard
wat
6--S..a.mmell
pme touter
nnd
tnmb
Mme and
nl and sand
ln—TM
ron.
nro.l sash
NAVAL ASYLUM.
10—Tr on and nail!
11—Paints, oil. and
lA—lumber.
14-I`rovvuder.
1.6-011artoal.
121=1
3--1 . 1 . 01 . ;MOM
ro.
it—Dry g0,....13.
.he.
7—Tobactro.
S.--Chandlery.
WAS/lI.NUTON. D. C.
No. I—Brinks. Cl';ew No. I*4--Ste,el
'2—Munn.
1 . 0.0111 K pint. tim
ber.
L— Yrilov-pinelum
hor.
6—Wit ito pine,;
spruce, juniper
and cypress
timber.
7 —Liam aud hair.
ii—Orment.
9---Sand and graved
11—Iron, ironi
and apiker. I
NORFOLK
Class No. I—llrlcks.
2—Stona.
6—Nlark wrloutl
boards
o—WhltsiOns.
la—sand.
11—Iron, iron spWali,;
and nails.
12--Stool.
PENSACI , LA,
ITtn No. 14-1 i
Ck No. I—Brickx.
il—Yeliew pine tint
4 Y e llow-pine loin-,
tar.
5-llard.wc.sl
her end lumber
per and ypi ea: I
timber a Intn
her.
7—Lime.
9—Cockle shell.
ll—lron. iron nails, )
and spikes. I
I.2—Stend.
The achodn'e will state the times within which articles
will he required to be delivered; and where the Prieto , '
schedule to not triad, the period., staled In it for deliyories
mast be copied in the NJ*. All the ardcles which may la,
contracted for must be delivered at such place or plaxtai. i
eluding drayage and eartaso to the place where need within
the navy-yards, respectively, for which the oiler is made, as
may be directed by the commanding Mikaer thereof; and all
other thlno heina equal, preference will be given to A.meri
can manufacture. No article will he received after this ex..
Oration of the period specified in thescbednlce for the coot •
pietion of deliveries, unless speclally authorized by the de.
pertinent.
It is to be provided In die contract, an I to be distinctly
ondecoood by the bidders, that the amount and number of
artic;et enumerated In stances headed " raLwellatteous" are
specified as the probable quantity which may be required, as
well ns It, fix data for determining the lowest bid; bat the
,netractocia to furnish more or lessor the said enumerated
articles, and in tacit quantit.es, and of such times. as the tau
s
11 at,' einorl/1011thrtit may requirT. knell Increase,wever, not
to exceed one-third of the quantities stated, land requisitions
scot thningh the root office shalt be deemed sufficient to,.
tics 1 during the ft cal year ending 30th Juno, 1866; and
whether the qanntities required be more or less than those
specifital, the prices shall remain the same.
All the articles under the contract rated be ef the , best
quality, delivered In i:004/ enter, free of all and every char:,
,ir expense, suit anb.P.lnt to the itiopo,tion, collet
o,,...urement of the said Elicy.yurn, and be in
sotisfa,tery to the commandant thereof. llictilers aro ref,:
the yard for plans, specifications, or iituutiles, owl •
forth, r descrilitit•n of thin articles. Coolro,ctors ter closet
.` ruiecelloneous," Milo de not reside near the plate
11 . 11 V, the articles :tre toit-hared. AOl i.e required to
ammo 111 their pr ,, 1 , 0811.1 nit agent at ihr city or principal
pinto near the card of delivery, who may Le called upon
t o deliver article. tritic - n! &lay when thee shall Le requrred
Approved ell roll, in the full amount of the contract will
t a e roquinel • and twenty per centaur no nddttiooa seentir
deduct...l four, each payment until the contract shall hoot
been completod or cancelled, unless otherwise authori,..ll.y
the dep enemal. (tn classes headed tmtircellaneeter." to he 41. -
livered as required durum the fiscal year, the ta out,. per ceir“
retained may, at the discretion of the e p.rl
wrarterly en the first of January, April, July and Oc.t.ber,
when the deliveries have been satisfactory, the balance
(eighty percent.) will Ira paid by the respective vary agents
withot thirty days idler the presentation of bill', In tripli
cate, duly youclimi and approved.
No part of tiro per centum reserved is to be paid until all
the rejected articles offered under the contract shall have
been removed from the yard, unless specially author seed by
the department
It will be simulated iu the contract that If default shill be
made by the parties of tiro first part in deliterrog all or any
ut tho i „ t i e r s e mentioned, of the quality and at the tine,
and plaited above provided, then, and lu that case, the said
pant** will forfeit and pay tett% United States, as liquidated
damages, a sum of money equal to twice.the amount of the
contract price herein agreed upon as the p ice to be paid for
the articles in c.de of the actual delivery thereof, which
liquidated damages may be recovered from time to time as
I they accrue.
The sureties must 'lgo the contract, and their respOnsiblt
ty certified to by a navy agent, collector, district attorney, or
swim other person satisfactorily known to the bureau.
It is to be provided in the contract that the bureau slush
have the power of annulling the contract, without leas or
damage to the government. in case Congress shall not hare
mode sufficient appropriations for the articles uamrd, or f r
the completion of the works estimated for. &igen which this
advertisement i• brood, and shall shoo have the power to
crease or diminish the quantities named In the CifMel not
liencled "miscellaneous " in the schedule twenty five per cent.
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by
letter through the poet ottlee, which nalce shall be cone ti
ered sufficient; and if they do not enter into contract for the
suppfies specified within fifteen days from the dote of notice
from the bu•eau of the acceptance of their btd, a contract
will be made with some other person or persons, and the
giutrantors of such defaulting bidder will be held responsible
for all delluquencims.
All infers out made in stroCl amformity with this advertise
mein will. at the option of the but eau, be rejected.
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be notified,
and contracts will be ready for execution as soon thereafter
us may be practicable. eup23law4w
PRENCII MERINOS--500 pa. Frencli ids
rinoe just receivbd ; for sale to the trade at a small ad
nones. A. MASON t CO.,
sole 210111th eked.
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jOSTPO EMENT OF Tf3E SALEJD
VIE DELAWARE TRUST LANDS LS BAUM
TbllltlTOßX,•Nptioe,la hereby even tbstiby direction of '-
the President of fhelJnited States, tfie sale of the Dolwewee
Treat lands in Kamm Territory, eutveriked to commerce*
p, thl4APPtot4 ,, f octotr i ttest, at Fortlintlynelorth, Is PONT
ittOS'MPAutEI t ,
lONDAT, TYE 17eg DAY OP NOVEMBER NEXT,
At which time fthddht tho plate
afotteald the sale will conr
R yeaw,e. atul ,be outni reepeete es
' 04~ byttneoffsinal pre.en - te Ufa rub of August
teat -
By °vie; h r t i theTreektenL
GEO. W. XANYPENNT,
Conindettenea of Indian Affthl.
!Department of the interior,
0111,ro Inc¢u¢ ittfari,
•?ept6mber3ftH 185
Picea Ptiblie SatoolD‘pjamoreTroistLaado
lu theVeriftOry of Katisto.
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Br TEM Pritgruk_ Or MR Mr. TEED ST4 TEN 1"
TN Pllnniance of lawi 1 , FRANKLIN' PfKROP., President i- . •
of the United States of America, do, barony declare and , -
make kuokn that a-public tale nabs; held it Fort Leaven. 1.
worth, in the Territory of Kansas, commenting on Monday, t
t he 20th day of October next, Tor the disposal of midi of the ^
lands and town lots, bold In unit by the Ileited States for
tho lament of the beletraro tribe of Indians, as are Malted „,
within-4W unffermeutioned townships; comprising the east-
ern. p(rdon of the lands ceded by the said Delaware Indiana
in trust as afoteseid, to wit:
r gruth 'of, - theba:ciline and east of the sixth Pinwipal steridiam.
Townships acvon, eight, nine, end ten, of range nineteen.
Townships svven, eight, nine, and ton, of range twenty. T. ;
Townships seven ! night, nine, end ton, of. range twenty-one.
Townships eight. nine and ten, or ntoke•teeehty-two.
Townships nine and ton, of range twenty-three.
Also, the en ry eyed blocks in the town of JACKSONVILLE,
co-called, from No. Ito No. 121, inclusive, situated in town- 4,
ships Nos. 9 mud 10 south, of =go 19 east, above-mentioned,
wcordlng to the plat of said town Of Jacksonville on file In
thenfllce ,4 the surveyor-general of the Territotlea of Kan
she 'and Nebraska, to which reference Is made, ~
Also. the surveyed JAW-kiln the town of DELAWARE, so
called, from No.l to No. 91, Inclusive, situated in township
No. 9 [Math, of range 2'2 east, above mentioned, stem ding to I(
the plat of tend tows of -Delaware on Ole fn the office of acid
surveyor-geffeltd, sea to which referencedamado.
Alsi, the surveyed blocks in the town of UARDVILL4aO
railed, from No Lto No-94, inclusive, 'situated within town.
ships No. 8 and 9 sonth, of range 111 above-tuentloned, so
th,rding- to the plat of said town en tile in the. office of the
a ad surveyongeperal, and ninhich riderento id Mode.
Aloo, the surveyed blocks in the town of LATTAVILLE,
so called, from No. 1 to No. 18, tentative. tdtnated M town.
ship No. 8 south, of range No. V. east, above mentioned, ac.
cording to the plat of mid town of Lettaville On Me In the
dance of th e said surveyor-general, and hich reference is
made.
And also the lots to the several blocks u surveyed and laid
out In LEAVEN WORTPCPPY, weaned, situate in township
Not south, of rouge 2'2 oust, above mentioned, according to t
the pint of said town at Leavenworth City on file in the dace
of thestald surveyor-general of said Territories, and to which
reference is hereby toads':
Said aboVe-mentionel lands, town lots, and blocks having
been classified and vatted by commissioners ditty appointed
for that purpose according to law, the valuation so placed t
upon the stone respectively will be the minimum at which
the same will be offered fortune.
The terms of sale will be cash, and upon payment being
mule, receipto in duplicate will he made therefor, one of
which will be delivered to the purchaser.
Patents will subsequently be granted for the lands so par.
cheerd in accordance with the laws in force regulating the
issue thereof.
The offering of the above lands and town lota and blocks i -
will be commenced on the day appointed, and will proceed
in the order in which they are advertised with all convenient
despatch until the wic. le shall have been odhred and the
sale thus closed.
All purchases not paid far on the day of mile will be re•
offered on the following day at the risk of the defaulting
purchaser.
(liven under my hand, at the City of Washington, this •
14th day of August, A. D. 1658. FRANKLIN PIER=
By the president :
Games W. blestruterz, 3
Commissioner of Trolian Affairs.
Noes.—The above advertisement will be published in such
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papers coal) so arc nameeted by now to inert it.
anhklawtocelalsw
rrti, N. Li.
Claaa.No.ll—Tron and nails
14-Nil
I.s—Paln ts, oils, and
Rte.
'in--Ship chandlery.
17 —ll arc! ware
IS-Stlitioo..ry.
19— Fl rewood.
2.o—Hay.
21— l'ru ren a
22—Charcoal.
•L-;--i ron castings.
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16—PaJuw, oils, and
16—Ship cbandlory.
17—Hardware.
1 S—Stacionery.
20—Hay ',ad straw
21—Pr , '.araleE.
22--ClArrAal.
23- l'auaing
25- -1 r Ca/Stings.
ChM No. chandlery
18-Btationru4
A—/lay and dtaitor.
21—Provender.
22—Charcoal.
23—Itching, pack
ing, hose. kc.
25—tron-armdc and
urgings.
26—Machinery and
talk.
28—Lightning con
ductors.
29—Diving-bell.
ELPITIA.
Clasa No.l2—SteeL
IMEIi
16—Slop chandlery.
17—Nardwar6.
IR—Stationery.
I‘,—eireirood.
*.!1 , --Ilay and straw
, cf.t - ender.
put.
I:4; and hoar.
9e—Nfachinery.
I I—Pis Won.
14—Files.
15—Paints, oils, and
gass.
IG---£B4 chandlery.
17—Hardware-I
18—Stationar7.
lo—Firewood.
al—flay and straw.
In—Provender.
W.—Charcoal
23—Balling packing,
and boss.
Klee No. 14—Files.
ofbi, and
glass.
16—Ship chandlory.
17—Tiardwure
-Ib—Stationery.
-Ki—flay and stn►w.
21—Prnvinnler.
ChartoaL
'M—Selting and pack
ing.
chandlery.
17-11,Ao are.
nt
10—Firewood.
'2l—Provender.
21—Bel ting,packlng
hone, d•c.
24—Capper awl rem
Ixeltion
211-Iron castings-
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IN SU Rit 13Y
%IRE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
CoMPAN Y. OF PIIILADOLPIII A.
Disacrons—tiowlee W. Banckor, Thomas Wart, Tobin
Wagner, Samuel Urant, Jacob IL Smith, Oen. W.Nichards,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Adolphi K Soria David 8. Browne, Mar
ris Patterson. Civa. N. ilskintri,.Preeddent.
Qua. G. Etattams, Secretary.
Continue to make inaurauce, perpetual or limited, on every
description of property, in town and country, at rates as low
as are COMilitent with security.
The Company luive renamed a large Contingent Fund,
which, with their capital end premiums, safely insetted, af
ford ample protection to the assured.
The Juniata of We Company, on January 14,1851, as pule
tishod agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were a* follows,
4818428 78
84,877 78
Temporary Loans 'TAM 17
Stocka.._ ....... ...... ..... ...... 814889 00
Clash, kc.. 81,348 81
LIME
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Since thefir incorporation, a period of Pr enty•one year;
they have paid upward of One Million Four Iliandriul Thou
sand Dolints, lowtes by tire, thereby Mfording evidence MAW,
advantages of insurance, es well as the ability and disposition
to men with promptneea all liabilities.
J. UAILDINEII, (*MN, Agent,
ap24 Office, north-Mist cor. Wood and - Third eta
rpnE UNITED STATES LIE G E INSU:
It.A.NCE., ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY,
Ptttli
r,eLPtue.—Cbartat..dApril thith, IMO. Charter PerpetuaL
CAPITAL, g/.50.000.
Office. Boutb-eaat corner of Third and Chestnut streets.
Philadelphia.
OFFlCirffiB OF THE HOME BOARD AT PIULATIELPILIA.
DIZECTOII3.
Stephen IL Crawford, Paul IL Goddani,
Ambrune W. Thompson, Lawrence Johnson,
Benjamin W, Tingley, (leo. XcLlonry,
Jaeon L. Florence, Jomee - Devermix,
Williiud X. Godwin, William McGee. •
I',v r:dent—itbias vn IL Crawford.
rice tirarialad—Atelirosa W. Thompson.
ilfettiogi Eiamina—PittridirgA—lanwa U. Wilson, M. D
ANryheny (%.y—R. IL Mowry. M. D.
GEO. S. ARNOLD, Agent,
rivirlTry . No. 74 : F.:mirth street. Pittsburgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
HOTACRS & SONS, Bankers and Ex
change IlieVers, and Dealers In Notes,Drans,AcanW
ancre, lluld, nitro and Bank Notes. kaluinge on the Bast•
ern and Western Cities constantly tor.sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the United
States. Deposits received in per funds or current paper, No.
67 Market street, between Third and Fourth sta. Us3(kly
GE. ARNOLD & CO., Bankers and Ex-
Tut change Brokers, Dealers in Fsehmage, Coin, Bank
Nowa, Sight and Tim o Drafts, km Oullecdons carefully at
tended to, and prbceeds remitted to any part of the Union.
Metal bought and sold on commission.
tla. No. 74 Fourth street, nexkdoar to the Bank of Pitts
burgh. sepl3
THOMAS WOODS, Commercial Broker, and
Dealer in Notia, Rands, Stocks, Real &tate, ae.., No. 76
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Ps. )sub
HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE, GEORGE AURENTZ,
Pnersiiroa, No. 344 Liberty street, Just beolde the
Pamenger Depot of the Pennsylvania Salina/1, which males
It the 1111.4 oirenient beam in the city for passeng,ers arri-
Plug by that rad.
The proprietor having, At renAderable expense,fated up,
In czcelleut style, in' MANSION HOUSE, would respect
fatly solitit a charnel public patronage. There is attached
A 0.1.1.1 STABLE sod eaten:dye WA,IUN YALU>, afford
ing ample aeuennnodatiou to travelers and teantstera File
Lanier and Liar will be furnished with the best the market
can afford. feLl7
QT. CLAIR HOTEL, corner Penn and St.
ChM. eareote, Pittaborch, Per..—The midereigneti, former
ly of Brown'a havittg taken tine large null coturno
dime; 11011{1., and having mimed it iu nmgniflonit etyle,
would reetioctfully invite hie irirmla and the traveling public
to give him a cull. Aaeured. with the convenience of the
home end ble long experieuth m the loduesa, n give
entire astistactiou, and hie chargsa moderate.
felf22 WM. C. CONNELLY.
(1001) INTENT HOUSE, corner of Liber
ty and Grant area& Tau' the Railroad Depot.
len !Sly JAMES 81LANNON, Proprietor.
MEDICAL.
TONICS WON'T I)ol—They never did do
trays than give temporary relief and they never -will.
It ix bantam they duet touch the cense of the disease. Thu
cause of alt ague and bilious inseams to the Mmosphraio
poisou called Miasma ur Malaria. Neutralize this poistm by
Its natural [antidote, and ell ditieatie mutually It disappears
at once, Ithudes' Fever and Ague Cure to this Antidote to
Malaria, and moreover it it a perfectly barmlese medicine.
The manhunt of the celebrated chemist...l. IL Chiltou of
New York. to tide effect, attached to esery bottle; there
fore if it Mao no good it can du no harm.
Tine Is Inure than can bu said of goluMe, Arsenic", or an
tonic in existence,as their es t i. eninons to the couetitttdou
and 'wimp on Bemis Aaue, which never allows a person to
fuel perfectly well for a sinxio motueut. In illustration of
these truths I annex some extracts froms letter just received
from a Physician
Growdows, Ohio, Mara:17,1856.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.—fecar Mr: Yours of fill Inst is at
band. The Cure so rived Into last year and the difficulty in
getting auy one to try it was greatly increseed from the
fact that n. remedy had been introduced which was growing
in Giver with the public, NA being better than using Qtankie
—not knowing I preenrue that the remedy they used to
enw-tpe taking quinine, mullioned the dreg itself I
Thin nmwdy, known an Sntith's Tonic, would Invariably
br,eik au ague, but It did Wit cure it, as it would often re
torn with renewed rigor. 'lnns one circumstance I deemed
it, your flavor, if I could heititnU , a test ewntparinon betimes
it and your Cure. The following In the ran t:
Throe pcnsous took your Cure, all of which were uses of
Geditillan Intermittent Fever, of ninny weeks standing.
They had Ine z ) -Quinine, and ether remedies, occasionally
Running a chill, but it wan (an in all such cased slowly wear
ing them our, and laYiug the foundation of other and tide
ter reuhulte9. 1 did- succeed iu !treating a radical care Of
all t h ree of thane morn with your remedy, and tthheeyy have
not had scbill since. In all three of those casee thir
Tonic bad been used, and would. as before elated, bra the
chill, but after a period or two had, ebspsed it would return.
! think there will he no diffiedlty now in giving - to your
Owe the ranfage,gronad of any other remedy rum in. Use
here, Ac., Ac. 'WILLIAM 111.10KNO1, IL D.
PRVER and AGUE 00 ,or ARTIDOTiII TO
MA L ARIA, the only harmless remedy in existence, b
equally certain as a PRISPENTITR, as a CUE Take it
when you-feel the chills coming on, tindyou will have
a single one.
JAMES A. It IVlDES,Proprietor, Providence, R. I.
Yor sale IT Druggists generally jobi
VR. DRAVO, Dealer in Fine TEAS and,
• Choice GROORRIEd
Pickles, Same.'
Preeerree, Pan, dpkee,
Wooden Wore, ka,
ea. Non. 82 Market street and demand.
FOR SALE-60 ACRES OF LAND, on the
south aide of the Ohio riser, twentys2ste miles below
tiio city ; arid fronting it ninety acres of eil • cid, suitable for
gardPuing purposes. This saltutblOptepei ty will be sold at
,t low rate, if called for won. Enquire - of . .
..:5. TIIO3IAS WOOIK 75 Pourtitst
T
ILIE TEA HOUSE
se24 IS 84 SIARICIsT STIIEFft.
ri low iV SEND STREET pgo.PTTRYY FQR
LY—A maoillomt Thtbe Story Brick, Welted tu
OW MOM sgotticeot At) le, cootainlog, nine roorn• arid babe
...et; large Lot. Will be sold very low. Apply to
RIAICELY t EMMY;
s. Real Estate Erollotte.
NOTICE.—The Stockholders of the New
Dual. awl Newton Itatirrad Corapany azerbotoby
notified- that an inetalnaent thelag the second) of nfo n°l
- per ;share ISCRUKI for, poyable et the omos of he Trao
on or on the 13th tlay of September nest, and • bkop sato
000ry oixty days thereafter until the wholo,aabsattkat is
Pala. Dy order of the Board of totrectara.
• WM: IT: WI MUM!. Ttlesozer,
set ompt, cor•F„• , lltrd sad Wood,
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