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' Our Book Table. THE LATEST NEWS , From the Army of the Potomac-De
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' Vaistivirftit gazette. , Pitman-nor Poimmit EcomixT, with ..doe ..t then
Ths neer, teeth, the inflame , of the sestet rxm, p.U.508.--Tile ellheeriber .. e st'-.. '
reilleations to Bead Phii.ophy. By John smart BY TELEGBAPH. WAIMITYOTON, Nov. 16.-This morning's I
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.e.y the ..vedlog Yon incars. toe fee!' ''-rssesteltat. - ; '
itl In Two Volearee From the Fifth L0n.1...1
Chronicle hail cones:sad with an intelligent
In the ‘i.Allllel by th•l pier markt. The rm. as yet, ' h .. the P1M..." ..."CT that I t.l. " f t • -
TUESDAY MORNING- NOV. lton N ir Fork D 1 leton it `Co Pltts.
17, 1863. ' burgh -• `. • • PP • •
rah . for Pal" by Rf. Imi.:, tiJ Si owl rtnot.t. r ., officer from Gen. Xteade'e headquarters, who
OUR SPEOJ ATi DISPATOHEO, .1, 1 ,, the night before lent behind Culpepper. , it' •t°'"l' ,"'h. An°2••••)'• Lo , we a.' . - 'TS. ea ' has min resnmed from New Y ..dt anti Boston, where "
, the 1a... r.nos oppear t, ! are '..--: oar •1, that thorn 1 h. h
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CITY AND STIBU.RBAN. I the fun edition of which appeared in London He reports the army in the highest npiritn,
and eager for a fight. will AlAll.. a Dwell of •areral foot In tito Dlononart. ' '''. ."'''''''d tram tea 7 l''''' --F ' : C 1 .k . .."S a•
lin 1645, and which has rlece run through at FROM WASHINGTON.
. There was a prevalent rumor that -for some hele. fespeta se s e e s ie e .l f rom od C:.% y.terilev hour, dentine a Bon i }Tuition Bros W P Emerson 7 .-- -,-..5. T.-1860 . -:-.1-
least five English .dittos ', has not until now
, unexplained reasons not eriginated with Geis. , m e, t n ., ,„,,,,i th . A .,-,.. 5,. 4 ,
.„,„L e t e , rer . . I L",..lir
°Metal Paper of the City. found an l, mirican publisher. Al length, how- 8...1 Dmp•ich L. the fattsbingli Ossetta Merida that the army could hare 1. . I i., and others, • eplendhl a.ortawat of Pl-1.150F, em. Penn. el mileatary habit*. trouh/ei , • ita ...A.-
pushed un 111.) at that ph..., with four trot In the channel 1
over, one of the most valuable nentributione WeantlenTom CITY, Nov. I ii. I 889• rapidly after the brilliant affair of Rapp!, ,
area, lassitude, palpitation of the bee, s, i , ..ce of •}-
sae hopes aro ontortatued lit., ikers will tie s . brach.Cl idyl. of finish, tram plain to extoseenedt m t i
'Trial of Bernhard Louth for the Mar.- I made te the science of Pe:lint:al Economy by
; hannoeit Station.
, petite, awn. after nth*, tern cs , . ....IV"-
Tun MisaOritt lainaiN.uo.
der of John littnzler. any writer in oar lagnage, since the pub-
Our Infornaant saw the Hon. John t e l ~ h , i ,
rlou msaloirrt to let nut, et least, . on.. r it., lightest l i 7.4, loot
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ts will arrive during doe end the ash. lc., &wen* to aufibr if the) e m iod, try the
! nation of the "Wealth of Nations'," in 1778,
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Coney Or Oran AND Truursse.-.lloed.y AT- The following is the !Mort developmen: la .
ilottr, whose plantation has been completely 1 " " g "`"' -- " 1 " .
' celebrated
~, ~" I has been rendered aceessible to the Americen the Miesouri imbroglio. It is proper to ex- ',tusked Ity the rebels, and who himself ear- The abort prer.tt., I A lets cteerful appoarluce , comic% week, and the attention of petal.... is rm.?
PLANTATION - DITTERn.
fera.n, Nor. 16.-Judges Sterrett,
'''''''' u • ntudent, by the intelegenee and enterprise a
fleet to Riohmond, in _ 1 yerterday, no : human,. was 0,1411...4, asks Th ire '
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to the...„
and Brown. • Messrs. Appleton. We doubt not that the work plain that it was written before the recent rawly escaped being
Which are now reatemendetl by the Melee aesthete/
At two o•elock the basin.. of empannel- is destined to have a wide and ready apple- election, which rieeet ; rdthe to rho latest adrices Stead of being paroled. Ric daughter was so ! '''''• ' fln " .1 "" thl " tr "ght "ffs'''"et , 'olio Ce° I - frrlr , f
much alarmed and distronsed by the treatment ••r• ...sonny I•rs•--- 11... , Ica.; oi• I. , than two t 1 141"1 . 8.10E8 TO SUIT ALL. IFS ,anti warranted to produce en ....jai.
log , a jury nos resumed, and at half-past ; elation ,- for it will have interest for • much here, given Miesouit to the radicals by about
r0 , i , , „ f ,.,, , , m the row.,
that /the la prostrated . arrimile I Ito Loins Grrh .in iroin 1....., Inc, ail It beadlcial effec. They are axestedlougly aserreabl, ,
larger claas of readers than that well-known four thousand major' ty Mr. Edwards, thus by a nervous fever. the Leclosro fr.. Park•rstoutt • CHAS. C. M.EI_,EOR, perfbetty pmt , and mint savers-ode all other nosh ,
three the last ricer wen !worn. The panel if
and highly eetee need opus magnum or this °rife.
"item • healthy, gait. gummiest la required
dismissed from office Cro conduct contrarl to l'he army wise well up In Culpepper and n ; The berted-• . nr: h.. hat.:lng 10, footclit, .roamed ' ss. WOOD stints?.
rIC foilotra t i t nal and profound thinker-the •bSystem of Log
raid'. correspondence, written ' i n , r e , , 111 I .11V t - whist, rood she will 155,, , , 1,.. They purify, atratigthen and invigorate.
State ; por, F t r i o o m e be th y e en fi d ;
around to the A IL•chony wharf, mid .....cm.i,- e d toes- , nolo
1. J. H. Robb, 7. rot 1. Ley, fie, Ratiocinative and 'eductive "-of which the eiews of the Administration alp' S
• They enal a he•lthya,fot.:!....
IL O. 31. Munition, 8. D. Aughenimegh, ; Mossrs.liarper ,k Brothers pub fished an Amor- r - ,lrnment. i,sitoply a radical. He was one at the headquarters of Gen. Bahl, Taxa■l
~," ' • • ! rILC h.-El " • ' - ' ‘4 1 " Ls: ' ;()4 -In weYw- , ...- . Th ey are to e. , ls i ~, change of a
nd anti lot
if Bpcaltrag of Carl Attribute • cen_.•seee
3. Rota. ilanndo, 9. Henry Wray, ; free edition many years ago. Ile hare alluded' of the Missouri delegates hero, and has been , the following details of the Texas Ex ' podit4 I -- A Y on; I troto p een ,, , „h,„ ~,,,,,,,,,, „,„,,,,s. They en ORAK3.O effects of diesmallon and tam ni. •-.
4. Chas. liansbeek, 10. Firmed Clark, to the celebrated work of Adam Smith, which
an Intimate friend , Cui ot al, s Is , student are unsuited : iOn the morning of the 30th, a ' - 4ioi ` ''-' ' ' sr• -et arest , and Tashi makes the fentorriug re- Thee neettethee the eye -er and enliven the min:,
5. L. Morgenstern, 11. Wm. Paris, I will always remaista monument of-what we ' h Norther'• d •
I envy was experience ,rneing twelve l i 1 "• •° "'"'"'" .1 " 1- t 'olo• J"lte nil-kelt. les-' , l crass ' rort .n New Turk, the editor of the! , ,
0.0 • o. tufFTP 3 !".. ...". . 1 ._ F--' 1 F...". 1.4 leicion. nmarausmc and intermatue.: '.r.,
IL Josiah Bahr-, 13, J. Fiusimmone. I had almost written down tee genius, but car. Of the Attorney tleueral
bona, during which the steamer L nion and marks. •• The 1 ts d this
, Oil. ort to I'lnclnnat I Th .Itlnateli SI.. not owe I ,ors or ..-nmperatsvely new arra, of tn. name 0- Thoy
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District Attorney Kirkpatmck, John H. I tainly of rare origin,ality and sagacity -of Arroexar Greier.ei'ss Obi ire, I
Decade itrothera, and anon Mx/ icolialtylug widens. tyro echoer on went dqwn. The steamer I when F.' . whs. .1, was sahs• hot stmt./ ...nu. tst 1,,
~t,...,,,,u , ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,p . r o ~,,,,e ci ta.,,,tc ri ll,,,„, rs„, oh , p wit, and t j„,,,,,, ;
Hampton, and W. C. Moreland, Rees.. np. 1 felicity of illustration, and practice 1 ap- •-,
1 r.. 4 '5? , .., •V°°- 2, iii ° :-• 1 ' Zephyr had her machines-,• braken and was ' the feet Tho Bekkoti v., Ao ki t h e tith er r,:: is sera ton.. Decker'. Plan. are Itniloot•to.11y the beet
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Beetle's. But the re rens of knowledge
cored for the prosecution, and Tears. M. 1 p p g •
Vary sum d bea, Mims as.' Choler. ft .it ,
_,' W. W. Enws non, Eau., St, s'hoef re , Mo.- i taken ie tow by tho a-richest Dwane.. The , J,l. 11 .3f1,111. A ., and ny,... j,,M A li . , Lost, hs.,tig mactifenured now In this country."
Marehall, M. Swartswelder, and J. Slither- has rendered the " Wealth of Nations ' .
They curt Liver Complaud mditiot rens II st.iacts.
lend, Esqs., Cor the defence. almost obsolete, in T or y many particulars, asinthe I
Srir: Your recent active participation whole fleet, with the exception of the Union made hot ~an top. We uudorsiand teat ale I. le
i and the two Pehoonera, arrived at the !node,- 1 e/ri ,i ,I j &dB agents fur Pittsburah, They woke tho 'soak strong, the languid bets :.rte
Mr. Moreland opened the case on behalf of , an exposition of the prineiplee of tho science . political enterprise hostile to the known •iewe ; roue, and the landing was fi,e' :tale upon Lra- I ''',' .„", , 7 n' ,
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J. ef . HOIPFeI ANN .W., into.,
the Commonwealth reciting the main (nets ,of Pocal Economy, nit ought to Ise etudied and wislion of the Executive Wovernment of :sea Island. On the 2d the 16th Maine, Col. 1 ''',,.',.-„,;-, ' '':'' ~,, , oduipat.ed of IL.. outel•rated Calllaya bock , Pt.,.
connected with the killing, and giving notice 1 anti taught at the present day. Two briel ht. 0 . on n , . 0 ~. .
tee. sl FIFTH STRKET. grew, 52.14.fr21.4, Mott and seam, •ail Pr . • .i,
that a conviction for murder in the first de- ' qUoLationd frets. Mr. Mill's preface will ex "
ot the nti and rho Math, rendered it un• Dwya, carted for Bovira CI ice, and took ' ''''' '"" " '`'''' " . ""'“" 2 ''' 4 "" ' 1 "" r '''''''' h g I wert
poweesion of the r 3.13 and encamped ea the It '" h ' intB """ h 4b " °""" t " " I " ° ''" 1" the ft . NA ilk: S PIANOS ore - - 94 ' 14 P''''' St ' C''''''' Bum. i ' - ' 4 P .11 " 1 " . " ' '''
area would be insisted upon. 'plate the .cope and design of his work, aud fit in Ley opinion for yon to continue to hold '
34. After a reeeenoissadeo of the mouth or • • At '''C h '''. l '''' rr `"''' "" d '''' P r '''''''' '''''' ''' In ' - ' h.- I‘, noir co. Idt r. .d the tr rt. Pimm e . circulars and testimealals animal owl, tattle.
Dr. Walter was the first witness called. Ile 1 ' , rye also to indicate the want it TO all +tad Ilia off t co of United States Attorney for the
! made, and ate fatly warrauted for Beware or toopolitem. li.malueetery b0i.1.. N.,
testified that he had boon called to see U. do. .completely supplier . IN , i the Rio Grande, a lending was effected e n / manse leadiag for 01l elm to-da,
" '' °X ''' -n g treat. "' "" Ewe tarn 1)1 trick of 3liesuuri. Such being my . the Tex. shore. A high sea was run- The [spot., strain, , torlocht, I apt J s Hart.. elabt years. As to the retrain merits of ths Raabe
that It has Lt. S. Barnes' a t on ptl7 I.
ceasod. John Kenzle_r, at his retideno. in 1 Political Economy contains the latest im
hen ,Wing and four of the boats were cap- 1 was Allies op rapidly ynterday, ~,,,,
4 , 0 , , 0 ,., ~,, , ;1611 . OA. we would refer lo U. certatieete• •.f excel-
I from Thalberg, Go•techalk. It Stamp oar the cork r Ith wen-af , rti •.- .ad
East Birmingham, on Sunday evening. No- ; proveonents which hare been made in the opinion, the Preside t at my recineet
' . . . smell and seven 'oldies and two tailors ' roady to leave for it•entrDlF, and all Intel-mod.. I • S ' t " ra "' eil ' h ". l:r TaTts- ' 1" dBo Viesixtem ts; as and '.'
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vember 18th, 1860 , and found him in a dying i theory of the subject. Many now ideas and caused your office to be vacated, and another worn drowned ,
0110 of the boat. , after re- potrits title rersuna Pa tic sod shippers wilt I from Some ' Of the tarot dheiegnehed entire...ars and on' firm . 11.'"" “ r " "" • 11 '" ' 4 " l ''. sh g . ”' ° '' , ''''
j turning from landing her men, sutmeeded in end the, Ism, Mr. traistenia, ..,erosms, ZLI- tins soli- side tabeL Bee that our bottle Is not refill, with
condition. He then described the nature and no. aPPLimitions of hie..., have boo. •lioitod to Len 1.1 , 11110 d in veer stood ,
amassers In ths country. • call 1B reepectrully
location of the wounds-two small bullet , by the discussion& of the last few years espe
. • i cited before missing elsewhere. Persona at a Ws. spark,. and deleterious stuff. Wo defy Lik 4 l perre
weunde in the left arm, one in the chest, end ! daily those on Currency, on Foreign Trade, Yours, 1.:c., ! picking up n large number of those in the ' „„s e „,,,..,
the tame or character of oar gn‘lls. Aelf
' water, and the Mexican shore being math ! , e , . , ,to will plea.
' red for a etrealar. For ante at no- ..._ nn u c h
ono in the tipper part of the abdomen. On . and On the important topics connected mom [S. /Cord') EDWARD !lents, Att:y lien.
, nearer than the other, they started for it, but --°
--'''"'"- i ' • " bi "' ' ' '" l ' 4 ' " • .:'''''''''' I h ' rY Pri '''' b ' Y ~ ,e °HIR .V o . I I,Eytt z t,TF- t. ponces pretending to aidl Planteithei Bitten by it.
Monday, after the man had died, ho opened lor less intimately with Colonisation: and there ni , on' AUCCRIIS II TICOO.S. ' the Mexicans would not allow them to land. I bar pin oat • ugn for Lounollio. for w hioli p ont ...
nal I Sole Age , * for Pinsb'gh reid West. P. gallon or le hulk, lc an Imposter. We i MI only in
the cheat and found that two bullets had en- seems reason that the field of Political Neon-
The news of Gen. Banks' cocas. in Toiail t and the boat was compelled to cross the river , will l '''''" 4.- "''''''''' ____ _______
.____-_ _ --.4 our log cabin bottle. Any person imtating this
tend the respiratory organs-one lung being . omy should be re-surveyed in is oh, hl CI • . . . las the Texas side D i
a eng t h e o h o ], t i me ; The new a1<0.14101. Julia so ot vast La , i.. Cm brto hair ilra./.B'Ffi. bottle. or smiling nay other material therein. wbeths , -
I. like! to give rise to fears of oomplications •
eongested, and the other adhering to the heart. tent, If sexily for the purpose of Incorporating 7
net an armed rebel was seen.
spondent says he counted 7 -.. , .. 111,
• form. &semi-weekly pocket hoe bor.m her. and I ' - ---- - - ---- ---^---------- ' - • -
The ball which penetrated the abdomen the reaulu of these speculation', and bringing ' with the French in Mexico. There 1. no I Th . .... ~.„..
Tim itr a .i iam , ell! lance hem ad lomat, I WA-NI:ED.-y.6u A Mtherri-11 , e mint "died
L o w, Bastes cm uotr t. • crlimtma astir 4"
glanced downwards, passed through the left them in harmony with the principles pearl- areas red , hswever, fur sneh fears. Banks has ; thirty-seven blockade runners ill M 0z i,,,,, 0 ,.,„ ry . 4 . 00 , 04 . ,
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... d tho j,,p.
,„ ii ~,,,,,, Assets at EGO • mouth, expen.• paid, to .11 FII. C. b. Low, and will b• . Inn..evea 4 by ®. V 1
kidney, and severest a number of blood yes- cutely laid down by the best thinkers on the
waters, on the Rio Grande. On the appear-. oor lirerdowmo Pearl!. Ornnstal Bunwv, and thirteon already have our eye oti two parries ri-DLini,,, ~....
bottles, te., who will niccoed In getting therusel, s
sole. Three or four auarteof blood Wero found subject" • 0 • * Ho adds, therefore special instructions to avoid all possib:v diffi-
I arts
4 Altlrtlor at 1i ,, 5.... t. tur A. the, am Lot , oilier new, useful end eerie. articles. Fifunin artl•
allot et the fleet off the eo.t of Texas, a nom- ' ' . rho sent/ . Add a
in the abdominal cavity. The ball, which "A work similar in its °Neat and geueral cultic, with the French, and none are appre-
ANA A CLARK, rilddelbrd, Me Into crow quarter.. Tae demand Mr Duds 's r. ,• •
her of fire, were light all along it by the 1 e a , i 7 e ,::: " ; .. h bau to . ::,; '' ,,,.. d h l , ' ,:, l o . "' : o 4 ; ; ;; ( o7 o r tn nf in 't ' " ' l lno :',! ; : i ' 1 11.12 Jmdewr Sll -- :
Was very small, waa found near the spine. conception to that - of Adam Smith, but heeded.
rebels. On the 2d a boat was picked up con- tartest Bittern from ladies, clergymen. meiclual:,
Coroner Bostwick testified to having beldam adapted to the more extended knowledge and , 1 /Lee ittORTS. t
taining two deeertere from the Texas 7th, who to tan p.itroi. of this Dada Th. orel re ws: hssil I WANTED.
An., 'ls perfectij , incredible, Tho Mamie trial et a
inquest, in November, 1860, on the body - a the improved ideas of the present ago, ix the kin •1 ' The New fork Herold, ri: . Sunday, pub- I stated that three rebel regiments have been en thli'°'..."l"•'
Azt Kx.perienced Carpet Cpwoleterer l'°t•tk'' ls 11, ...mm0... i ~ .., ,,t a their nu ^.n ss , d
dem:mem - 1, of contribution which Political Economy at I
lately rent from the Rio Grande to Galveston • Capt [Mickel! Id tootling t .•estula for Sr. Louis ,
soperiority. They are aobt try all reepectahle drue-
Peter Runner, a brother of the deceased, present requires." This reluirsuient, it i, lithet a paragraph, r cling to he a special I
and Sabine Pass, and a regiment or cavalry •- ' -------- --- - - -- - --- -! I' wavered latmodlatrlY et •
drub grow. rs, payelclana, hotels, steamboat, . I
testified that his brother was twenty-two almost needle., to say, Mr. Mill has admire- Washington dispate kh contradicts the .
, been sent to Houston where Magruder is said I R . . P . E , C I. .4'o T ICES. -
bly succeeded in sepplying-and the Ameri- ' statement, originallyto be. Ainst of the rebel army is said td be I ws.• r- 50... 4 ; ---.- ... -:- ......... ..--. . I ''. 4.'-':.-'`. OLIVER ItisCLINTOCK A CO.'S. ......t , " rt .. ,
years nod .even months old when he died.
H. A. Levyue, Jr. testified that he real- can student, thanks to thin re-pu'olication bed in the Wash- p
scattered at different points. Gen. Slaughter I' s "" '
n donee the Cincinnati
~./ . .-7 -" R‘ 9 2 / 1 7 13011, MLA 8: CO., (sne
lected the night of the killing. He saw the from the latest English edition, has nosr ' n4l ' n e ' rree • nu
is said to be ronenander of Port Brown, eerier- '
defendant no the 17th of November 1460, on within his roach, at a moderato price, and yet iiss.n.ros, concerning the Interview het, , n
'lading Gen. 800. A email rehel gunboat . A ' --.
Fifth street, near the theatre. Ho took aI in a very elegant style, a work which may Col. Forney and the Ptceident, at which ' said to ho in
.. , leria Bayou, and on Mati l a- ' ''''."'"
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drink with him at the Symposium. Ho said , fairly be chemeterised at the most judisions. , 11f o' mmer ' 11l t 4 11' h! e I II id
e S 1 ' I f "N W"RE•• V°!'scree s M.,, , V1,.. 7' :.' men
„ j air was proton ,an in wic,g 1, a s a ,n ar a unix. Is a Argo .rt
to Lactat e "I am going home; you had better I profound and comprehensive treatise on the
monnting niue guns. . Mannfron omen of DO AT AND writ, 71ER1
he was TO''y plainly told the effects of his
not come over, as Kurtzler was at father's subject of Political Economy to which he can
A schooner loaded with cotton was scared , TEAM ENGI NE4, BLAST ENCIL,E 4 , MILL
house when I, left, looking for you and ready I be referred, whether in our own or any other Rockville speech. The paragraph is simply a
in Texas waters on the 24. 014, IIINIF:11', 00.1IIIN, oriAPTTNG. rt A 1.
fern fight." Leath then re lied-"I have a , language. 11 , .. , 71.i forgery, tnanufact.tred in New furl, .
1809, of all d.oriptio. • 1111 TANKS A- el ILLS,
Lateat trims Europe.
hull dog that will fix him if he comes around I Esc& PAIONA Dy Ileory,li Thorrau, Author .•f -wai. and not transmitted from Washington at all. . prii lER ANN SIIENT IRON WoRD
me." Ile then showed the wittiest:, a pistol den," and -A Week e 54,11. Concord •nd Merrimack P.trar Hi/01, Nov. Iri.-The ateamship City
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arm:. for 1•11 , 1..11:0'9 It I fldNl INJNoTmR,
whirl, ho had in his side r ocket. They had no no tice, but f L r
b ti . i r re ,h re.; ,. lior .m to . n by Ti . c . ..klor ield; Iwo. Pit s.. Of clone, therefore, it require. , n onoon. from LiVerptell On the 4th vin
EDF FEPV.INe Ilnll 111.
another drink In Market alley, and started
, i ,„p r 1e . e ., 4 „ -R. ' Dori., ' " -''' ''''' as it probably appears at the instigation of Queenstown on the sth, passed this point ' ' "
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,home. Ho did not see the defendant again This book of Henry D Thoreau's, is err , of Portmaeter General Blair, it is proper to at 4:30 !hie afternooe. leer dates am feu- --, LAK F. SUPERIOR COPPER
until after the shooting. Louth came into , the most delightful and se lf-verifying of all ' say that if he will fath ' I
er it, nnquesuonah e 1 clays later.
MIL 7 ' ' , MELTING Irv/Me, PirrenVllGo
Levyue e far room, in Brownstown, and the records and memorials, in mere black- - . COMMERCIAL.- -Cotton closed dull arid a ItgiltlY
aria "I've shot him, and lam as cool at 1 upon-white, of intercourse and loving intnite- proofs of its utter falsity will be immediately lower. Breadstuffs quiet and stead). II
l'"' PARK, M'CuRDIC as. Cl).,
SI f t fsH E 17111 KG BrA7irrs• A`,lll '
a cement/cr." Ile then passed back I cy with nature, that we have had the ghe e produced. , yieions are inactse with a downward ton- ''' ure" '' ' ' - ''' A .
BOLT POPPER PR i.o.NED Ltd./0.-It Dv r; • IN ,
into the dieing room and kitchen, ploY- I fortune to stumble upon, in many years' 'oi I raise Netti IN DICIISIOND A arl.r tau, torn o •
dency. Console, for money, 921 e. The Bank ' '
RAISED STILL TIOTTOMS. SPALTEN Slit oEn.
leg with the pistol. The witness saw I rog dh ig.
e, England lad advancedits 0 e
There are nine papers in thin sot-
YOR •T retenee.et f d t
me IP VIM
era and denlor. in Al ET A I.S. TIN
Letitia again, on the Street, near where Rens- I
nme-(Natural History of Maseaahusette-A , to 1 p ar rent. to check tae speculation in Al., hn l"'"
Tie experiment of furnishing supplies to Cotton. PLATE, 011 ELT IRON. WIRE, ae entudontlr . '
tar woe lying. Lanth said, "if it was the . Walk to Weelinsett-The Landlerd--A \Val-
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pistol that tickled his lips, be would be grueo- : ter Walk-The Succession of Forest Trees- , our prisoner! of war in Richmond has proved Lite spool, ,4'0,. lily-Floor quiet but steady. naafi. TINN r. 1:,. MAt'IIINES AND Tie,: --
mg now Louth then started home, and I Walking-Autumnal Tints-Wild Apples-, summeeful. Twenty-four thoueund rations "'boat stottlY• Corn quiet, Mixed 21is tbiej wereheow, No. G• Fl N.T... I l'_rt !It °ND orb, i
witness did not s. hue again until he saw I Night and Moonlight)-and in every one I end five thousand full suttee( clothing !lent by 28s 9d, White 20(tr.303. Beef in smelt ssle. Pitt.he-sh, Ps
him in prised .
,we find whole pages tlett. tempt quo- I Pork dell. Batson flat. Tallow steady. eperiel order. of Copp, ,o ut t. my desired pattern.
This witness was cross-examined at great I ration, which rho limits of our space lin- I the government, and a largo number of arts- LONDON Masers-Breadstaffs scarce. spyan lvds,,,T
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length, hat his testimony did not vary ma- S periously forbid es to indulge in . w e CICS of convenience sent by the Sar.itary Com- The Time Pays, artless technical difficr'' `pine r
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torially from his statement in chieL can but direct tier readers, therefore to niirrion, bare been duly received and their
t ire u re A tic i . the proceedings of the hoor 11l the case of I, s, e s,.
--
Court adjourned until nine o'clock Tuesday I the elegant volume in which kfeurs. Ticknor exandrin end the inspected rams, they PERI EN , E OF AN 11. 7 AL, I , outiltehea
morning.
1 & Fields have collected theee word-pieturingn '
cafe reception eck no pi e d ge , - , by ear ponaible will be shortly Aoki, and trusts to demsion ' ter Me hernia. and es a warning...no c antina to young '
i partite. Tl.,:e artistes ,rill be sutbeiont to will remove any just causeof complaint with- M.ll wbo ..lif,r ems hsnotis Dsbni-,, ;,,.awns 1
and stories from nature. Ralph 15 aldo Em
out unduly rentrietisg !tide, trs. becay of Me..?-- L <D. , •••ppiri• - ‘. the game tux, '
erson, the authoie friend, and, probably morn ' place our imprisoned friends in comparative
It was stated that Japan had 5p,, , .....1 for , ..,.....,..il ...yes.. Dy •,. •ho h. otter. nam.i. Ci.../Jl.ll .1 G F..X7I'S.
, than any other, his trusted companion, hs• C....sfort for the present.
1 eentributed a striking and deeply inter rating - French interventies with England. . Ling pet t• Ff., also tool ttoury 1 t
lilt,
Ffls,,,i,,vs . nor ., rr y , I , --.- . ,-
misc. lIKAILD 11 T:l6 DIItaCTION Or Ali, RNA-
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DURG. roast to A per cent. fet dod ' i cheek the aft., T
I volume, and will he most acceptable to the '
It) endued., a lost-'s s•lttrorso•l et" clop • •
reader. 1 , ,,,,,, w„,,, heard i t , t h e 4,,,t,,,,,, of At e r. of gold, slid a farther advance ocAt rotor 'dared
HARD Tuna roe Titers Tics!. In two 'ohm., en.burg, couta-west of Culpoppm, this morn- piirrilile. t oes roes t Lad or too &mho-,
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tifuetretod Mora drawl., to- F' ii •• Dloor end • ' h r . yr 1 1 ,000 halos. 1•-•• id•tuil. utile' m.. 1 ''''- ' '''
John (I,lliort Nen Yord. heldon aCo Pot. a revere eel - etre ^_e St. Cp to this hour tee Steady. Consol• for money, lt:' , .. ',nor,. n 1 eV HOLMES At SONS., 14:.1.E.1ka
mh C ‘ B. '" " '' h Y 0 ' 8 ' D ''''''' "" 81 ''''''' details have Loan recces ed. securities, DO Pal,.
‘...'' IN KORKIItS AND Dolt I .-Tl.' 1111 Li OF , 1.1.1 011T/1 STLIKT, 9d dv. y ...doe, Lae Cipho Ira!
We have already on several oceasione, when
La Franc. aee•rte that 31exitriillian's ...-
noticing some of the pres 10as •olumee of this j
INTERNAL RECENCY noCelltor. reek IN.;E, VERT] FIC tTEI OV DEINNIT, I
, Peort.clecols bold 'rrs sos.tt off!, m•• -calm, LeAt.
"'""'" of the M " i ''' '''" wn I. " l'oge' o Ism '.Tr. .5...0 grrrlE. • •
edition of the works of Cherie' Dicke., given 1 The receipts at the Internal Rerun's° doubtful. No •• .11 it Ili. ET I Pra t•hli• tad tiers, rum Weet , Teat geishas, t•or
• ho r thest Itno.lone, Bounty and Past Po:. E.. ramel
it as our opinion that the admirers uf this ' Burma loot week, amounted to one million, Load., Noss 5. -The Freneh Cnambers hay.. STIL-T ' r ' 0 " 1 ""l h ' P ''
, at Ono iiilliv.
greatest of living, Englieh novelists, can no. I
. The Emperor's speech au rimed'', . lr e"' " ''''.' ''''' ' " ''' '''.- I'' ' ..t . ''' ` i ' hs ' , CM i.:..-• volt 1•• ..mt ‘INIIAY. full information to
one hundred and twonly-five thousand del- I'
where find Lis writings so admirably, so luxe one
n ;:r d oposes 3 European conference for the "" '"•'-' '.' • '''''' r^"" '..... ' ......la , I , ' ".'', •,•••• .- ••• • ........ssm 801 . 8 .' , .. 1f5..., shswior
itrioasly agreed up, with all those adjuncts and I tars.
ttl
se mein of the Polish question. He tepee 1.1 EN.li 1 I: 11A Lb; d. Clof , I aim arr rnt •1••.1 IA the r,•rdoo. Tl , --:= Ann Dael
I Pay, anti Oho nnonner of secu.ltu; thr torus, by Andy.
advantages generally Mach prised by readers ',solve OP ISPIELD vistas. that the arrival of Maximillitin in Sleeks, a
1 fug to zee by Dime or in pet.,
of taste and refinement, as in this American 1 The I oiled Stole. , Consul at Monterey, ape will he advantages. to that country. Only
ZS' No et...• matt nollecied. Jya.lirrede
" , Household Edition." Besides the novel of
! -
I rises the Government of the landing of a a p . assieg illusion Is mods to American I Aro tit w cr.. ii it ; d e .„.
'ftalesd
"Hard Tim.," a number o shorter an I
&Hsi.. 1 pEssii)N - 4, Ill)usTY, lIACK lAY
sketches, by Mr. Dickens, are included in I largo cargo of Enfold * 4l " at Bro . •••ill° , 4 London, Non. 6. -Parts letters assert that
these two volumes. Nor should aro omit to short time previous. the rate of the Bank of France will be raised Fall Alit/ WL111t)1
say,that.the illustrations furnished by alesars. :
"ItSCAPIID. to-day, I, 6 per cent. Thu Confederate luau
Parley and Gilbert, are every way worthy or ,
I Two of the ?csond Massachusette eavaln, 14 . 41 - 64 '' ,11 . S.S. , ••°b••fir l : rl•droo arm.
those distinguished artists.
tiro unchanged.
PAT DREAM. By Joeoph A. None , L'. h. .+. P1•11. who were captured near Yuung'• [slant, by
D ood
Tun Bank of Frankfort had raised its rat•
burgh
etielphia . J. D. Lippincott a to. i' - el. Plea-i gitermil.as ' who °reseed the Potomac capturing. f discount from 4 t , ~ „er rent.
for sale by 11. C. Darts Si erect m . i.p , ~p , i 0e2 , ,r00 , , het 0 0 ,, 0110 , 1.
134 pp 1 nano.
If clear and beautiful typography, tinted
paper, and every kind of mechanical advert
-I..ge in its presentation, could PO far delude
the reader of mediocre verse, that be would
accept it as the genuine Inspired article of
poetry, which in outward form it simulates
with a peneverauce worthy a better fortune,
we should say that the author of "Day
Dreams" could hardly fail to obtain hi, noti
ce:is to Parnanaus, with the ri.idy consent of
that unhappy mortal. Certainly the book is
so unexceptionable in all adventitious mat
ters, that we c,eld have wished thu essential
matter of it had better justified the publish
ors' pains.
A Beautiful Flagstone Pavement
In paling along Water street, a day or tai,
since, our al•cntion was attracted by the spa
cious and olneant flagstone pavement in front
of the well-known eitablishment of Messrs.
Hostetter and Smith, manufacturers of the
celebrated Stomach Bitters. On inquiry we
learned that the pavement was laid by Mr.
Joseph Shallenberger, one of our most suc
cessful and enterprising citizens. In this
pavement can be seen the largest flag ever laid
la this city. It is twelve foot long by twelve
and a half feet wide, and weighs eleven tons.
The stone used by Mr. Shallenberger is all
taken from his quarries on the Youghiogheny
river, and'is of the most superior quality.
The character of the stone is snob that it can
be quarried in immense dabs, and Mr. S. has
the necessary facilities for shaping these to
any required dimensions. Tho durability :of
the stone is also an impornar4 matter, as a
pavement properly laid will last for two Sr
three generations, without the necessity of
repairs. No person, making permanent im
proves-dents in either city should neglect to
empl.ty the rervices of Mr. Shallenberger,
triton he comer; to consider the matter of a I
pavement. We will guarantee that a more I
beautiful, durable or economical job cannot I
be obtained from the hands of any other con
tractor. lie has always on hand ...a ample
supply of 111 every dsts.tription, and is I
prepared to fill all orders promptly end
factorily. •
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, than ,whom I
there are no More enterprising business men, I
hare now flee wardrooms fronting on Water I
street, omr Ferry, two of which are paved
with flags, and the other three will he simul
taneouely paved her:niter. Those designing
to make improvements of this character
should call and examine the flags in front of
Messrs. Hostetter & Smith's establishment,
The Pittsburgh Female College
The present term of this flourishing and
popular institution will 013E0 on tlo id of De
cember. The attendance has reached the very
large andAratifying aggregate of tsio hundred
cuid rizty-sir pupils. The prospects for the
next term are most encouraging, and a hand
some increase is anticipated. Notwithstand
ing the large additions made to the boarding
department, nearly all the rooms aro already
ogaged. Tho improvements and additions,
:cuds at a cost of some $20,000, aro now com
pleted, except the chapel extension, and this
will be finished, it Is hoped, by the commence
ment of the next term.
Au additional teacher has just been added
to the Peenlty, mating twenty in all. It is
not necessary for us to refer, in detail, to the
corps of instructor,. Suffice it to say that,
from the able end talented President, Dr.
Pershing, down to the primary teachers, each
is fully.qualified for his or her respective sta.
tion, and selected with special reference to
peculiar ability and fitness.
The next term will commence on the Vth of
December, and we would advise tbose having
daughters to educate to send at once to the
President, /Lev. I. C. Pershing, D. D. for a
ratalogue.
Ventral! To-eight.
The appearance at the Pittsburgh Theatre,
to-night, of the "magnificent Vestvell," will
be ono of the great events of our dramatle
and musical season. That she will be greeted
by an overilowinc house we cannot doubt, for
her anticipated appearance here bag been the
topic of conversation amongst our fashions
bles for the last week. That she will be emi
nently Successful we feel assured, for her beau
tiful presence, and wonderful, rich and melo
dious voice, combine to make her the most
Attractivo actress and singer now upon the
boards. The drama selected for her debut is
milk "Genus, or the Jewish Mother," and
Is filled with beautiful mtwie, choruses, &c.
restrali singe nix magnificent pieces, and the
plsy might indeed bo called an English opera.
rho drama was written expressly for Vestvall
:by Matilda Heron, and the music by Robert
Stoepel. - Its succesa in New York was won
derful. The houses ; were crowded and bun
• drab were turned from the doors nightly una
ble to gain admissinn. We anticipate a great
- musical and dramatic treat to-night. The sale
of seau win ec•cameace this morning at the box
office.
Lacrmin Comarrrns.—The President of the
Mercantile Library Association, Felix R. Bru
net, Esq., has appointed the following persons
to compare the Lecture Committee for the year
ending April 1, intla : Wm. H. Kincaid, Dr.
Goo. W. \Cayman, Selene! A. - Long, Thomas
IJakwo11; Jr., Wm. W. Ward, Henry M. At
wood.
plug DZCEXiill.—Godey'a Ladles' Book and
.y e ,gptt Ton now ready—Photograph albums,
carren dy wallets, and all tho Dime novols
wi a, don g books at Prank Case's Nowa Dopot„
'Chronicle Building. ,
B ulr o...:—Fradarick Plummer was yesterday
'told to ballby Alderman Taylor, to answer
( u rge cif minty of tho pearo, preferred by
'.John A. 'Flom
Tun Eel:el:neon Ravi:cu.—The Ont,her
number of this fameus exponent of the Whig-
Liberal school of politic; has just leen issued
by the American publishers, Messrs. L. Scott
S co., New York. The contents are: Queens
land; Gregorovius' illediirval Rome; Cadas
tral Survey of Great Britain; Macknight's
Life of Lord Bolingbroke; Amain on Juris
prudence ; The Royal Academy ; Cniacuona
Cultivation in India; Phillimore's Life of
George 111. ; Tara : a Mahratta Tale ; The
Colonial Episcopate.—A solid, instructive
number we could say—and yet suffimcntly
various in its sabjects to be interesting and
readable. For sale, in Pittsburgh, by the
agent, W. A. Gildenfetuty, 45 Fifth street.
K VITITCKT 131CLLYS A PPRECIIATIL—Mrs. Anne
Nauts, of Louisville, Ky., says in a letter
"When in New York, this summer, I
purchased by way of experiment some of
2Krs. S. A. Allen's celebrated' Hair Restore:-
and Zy lobalsam UM, which I have found
valuable. I now write to hare you rend
me a dozen of each by express, for the use
of my friends."
Sold by Druggists overjwhore. Depot, 198
Greenwiekst , New-York.
Toe SOLDILIt'S Teen FRIZ.ND:—For over
forty years, Doctor Holloway has been sup
plying all the Armies of Europe with his Nils
Ointment. They having proved themselves
the only medicines able to cure tho wont
cases or Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, Wounds
and lirnlscs. Every knapsack should contain
them. Only 25 canto per box or pot. 232
KELLT.—Of corunlmption, no Monday morning,
16th instant, MARY JANE KELLY, daughter of
Jame. D. and lamb Kelly.
rtillella OD WZDSZIDAY NOLIKIIIO, St 10 ...clock,
ram the residence of p2er parents, N 0.35 Freeklin
street. The frier:dr of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
P Uzi AelIA
YlTTtIk3OfUiH 'l'l LATKL.
Lame and !tanager —.Ws. Hrannuang
Ortaczanos
OM' First night of the wonderful tragic*artlate,
VESTVALI, who will appear in the new great
modal drama, translated and adapted from the
French by Matilda Heron, entitled,
GAMEA; or, THE JEWISH MOTHER.
Gunn Mlle Teatra ll.
Blanca ALACIO Eberlte.
-Litindo Hyatt.
-...Mr.Chlpp:an , dal..
Yaw scenery properties and eilketa, with the new and
beautiful music by Hobert Stowpal.
To conclude, with
♦ KISS IN TIM DASH
.».»..Sir. B.ttun.
VALUABLE., 611JUltb ATA UUI 1 J .
—4). TUESDAY EVENING, :Dm. 17th 1863, at
Z ., ,, , gz10ck, will be mold, at the Commercial Sales
No. ID Fifth street :
86 shares Exchange Bank Stock,:
7 do Iron City Bank Stock;
4 do Merchants' & Metunlactnrera' Bank;
4 do Mechanic.' Bank Stock;
4 do Wasters Iris mace Cts;
I do Marine Railway Co.;
8 do Monongahela Siminga Bank Stock,
16 do fllttcene Bank Stock;
10 d. ay Bank Stock ;
25 do 1,. .f10t . Dattranca Co.;
soia DAVIS k McIENVAINE, Item
ar.srnsto.
I Ck.i. Swamies has resigned the commissioner
ship of Florida, and C9I. Also!, has been at,
I ointed in hie tl:ace.
Escape of 5,4110 - 0 North cart - 41,1a and
Georgia Unionists Into Tennessee--
Election of Union Members to the
Rebel Congress.
Bil.rlisour, Nov. 16.—Informationjust re
ceived here trout the South, indicates that a
large Ludy of North Carolina and Georgia
Lets, who have had a habitation only in
the mountain fastness of south-west N. C.,
have mud,. their escape with their arms and
much valuable information into Bast Ten
nessee, where they will swell the ranks of
Con. Fostor'. army. They come to US as
original Union mon, and will guide and fight
with our volunteers to the end. These men
formed themselves into an army and
numbered shout 6,6 men, poorly
armed and equipped, but with real
courage and patriotism. They have
dared to give battle to rebel regular. at
a place called Warm Springs, North of Ash
rifle, Buncombe county, N. C., and near the
Tennessee line. These brave men were mak
log their way towards Knoxville, when the)
wore :.ttaelred on the 29th of October by a
part of tho 25th N. C. Regiment, under com
mand of Lt. Col. Samuel C. Bryson, who was
badlx , whipped and forced to bent a hasty re
treat to Ashville. The rebels lost nix killed
and thirty wounded. Among the killed was
Lt. Hyatt. After the fight the Unionists ad
vanced and took Ashville, as a feint, and came
near taking Gen. Vance, son of the Governer,
sod his staff, prisoners. After this the pa
triot band fell back to the mountains, tad a
letter from - Gov. Vance, dated Madison co.,
N. 0.. Nov. 3, says theenetuy have withdrawn
from Western N. C., to Eastern Tennessee.
They oar; fed off several prominent citizens in
chains. It is said that Dr. beech, Megan.
Turner, Gaither, christian and Davidson, all
Union men of the Holden school, are elected
to the rebel Congress from N. C. The three
first are certainly chosen.
From Cairo—Operations of Manned uke
—Recruiting at Little Rock—The
Rebels Workin on the Mobile and
Mississippi
Railway.
Como, Nov. 15.--The Little Rook Deesocrai
tayn that deserters report M►rmaduke ►s
having fallen ear: south of Little Missoorrri
River, and joined Price on the mad loading
from Camden to Washington. Tho Southern
force Is estimated at between six or eight
thousand. Marmaduke's men are scourng the
iiedntry, dressed in Federal uniforms, to de
tect Union sympathisers, many of whom hare
b-..0n that.
Recruiting is still progressing finely in
Little Rook.
Private advice, from Memphis say the
rebels are reported - working at the Mobile,
Ohio and Mississippi Central Railroad, and
are repairing it north ea rapidly possible.
The Gettysburg Cemetery Celebration.
Nsw Yens, Nov. 18.—A spacial dispatch to
the Post, dated Washington, Nov. 16th, says :
General Meade has returned to the Army. Be
will be unable to attend the Gettysburg
Cemetery celebration on Thursday. The
President, with Meurs. Seward, Blair, Welles
and Bates, of the Cabinet, will attend. It Is
nroposod that all the public buildings shall
hang oat the national flag on that day.
Ml=
Bounty to Newyork Volunteers—The
Iron Clite Dictator
NKr YORK, Oct. 16.—The county bounty
In this city to volunteers is fixed at $3OO,
State bounty $75, in additiou to • govern
ment bounty of $3112 to new recruit• or $402
to veterans. Thirty thousand men are wanted.
The Iron Clad Dictator will be launched on
thanksgiving day.
Arrival of the Steamer Champion
NKr TORY, NOT. 16.—The Moamar Chain
pion, from Aspinwall, has arrival with 1230,
000.
ombarument. at rort Sumter
Gen. Imbuden.
Fturrar-.5 MONROC, 7'7lr. 16.—The
I{ A..., of November I-Itb, has
clior/r., , t, Nov. 12,—The enemy 1.. up A
wuderate firo on Sumter all day front th •ir
mortar!, battery and manlier,.
monitor and A wooden gual,oat moved up to
Stall lAA art in
Oar,
Charlestm., N.,l3—The fii,ng of the C tler,
(ruin their mortar, and rifle pines averaged
two per minute Ise night, and i•,erearing, and
.till going on this morning. The rama:tiem
tact night were two killed and one wounded.
The firing betwoen our bltteries and the enemy
continues trickly. The enemy hen made a
movement from the right to the. ~h, either with
a view of diversion, in ardor to attack, or'to
. . .
send troops to Burneidv.
The Richmond ir;..g has the following
Gen. Itehoden is In Allegheny county, co
operating with Gen. gehole. The report of his
having a tight nod being wounded i• doubt
less premature. The Yankee., under Averlll,
have advanced to Covington, Allegheny
county.
isoventy of the — ilTaaeh CEunk Rioters
Arrested.
Mirrn Cnuat, Pa., Nov. la —About 70 of
the finakehots" haro been arrested and
sent to Reading. The murderer of G. K.
has also been arrested and Identided.
A New dense,' regiment is e new
the district where the disturbances were, and
the rioters are being arrested and forwarded
to Rending for trial.
Markets by Telegraph.
Now Tom., Nov. lB.—Cotton Is quoted firm at are
Fl, or Is told at 16,1044,bi for Extra State, 87,25/
N for Extra It II 0, $7,:i.V. 0 ,23 for trade broo
amd rioting quiet. Whinky excited end higher
at C., , .0 GAc. and closing at 671.68 c. Wheat to better
et 51;34411,34 for Chlesgro Spring, 111,3.141,38 for
Milwaukee Club, 31,7941,42 for Amber Mill, and $l,
42/di I,sl fat Winter Rad Vt eaten, Barley to In good
demand and eery firm at 11.4041,47 for Canada East,
51,56.0,1,60 liar Canada Weat--the latter for choice—
nod 81,43 for Chicago. Corn shade firmer, with •
very moderate inquiry at 51,00 from atom and 51,03
afloat. Oats about lc better, ands good business was
done at 843../d.8.5c fur western, and Meta for State.
Wool firm. 'l'ork Is a flub Armor at $16,804111f,e2
for old maw, SIR LO for new mew, 512.4412,2 L for new
prime, 814,AIP7Isr mew. Denifimint and tiochanged.
Alboulder mid at 056 Mama and bacon aides quiet and
unchanged drew loosm an • .halo firmer at 7!...:3
73ic for cit y. Lard dull and ottchanged.
PUILDIMPRIA, Nor. 16.—Them In • firm Pelt:. in
the floor market, but low doing; Balm of I,IMO bhla
froth ground extra family at 87,25637,50. The re
ceipts and Wort' are very small Nothing doing In
Eye Flour or Corn Meal. There 1. a good demand
for Wheat, and prima hare advanced 1c; sake of 5,000
bosh rod at 81.0011,e3, and white Kentucky at 52,01
dr2,05. 1500 Moab Ilya sold at 111,22,131,25 Corn I.
doll nod lemmr; sales of 0,1.10 bush yellow at £i,140
1,10. Oats are in good demand at Mc. (Rosemead rs
In demand at 17(§7,50. Timothy Is doll• ri•xwed
commands $3,10. In mottles nod provisions no
chomp. Petroleum Is doll; rale/ of crude at 210,11 c,
Refined, in bond, at illijrAik, and frro at fdatlSS,
Whisky io firm at fde.
PHlLADicrstrA, Nov. 10.—Floor firm; oales of 12,
000 bbl, extra family at 57, 7,M. lo?heat Jo not
saucing; white advancad 30, salw of 8,000 baobab et
Karitooky white at el,otrita,rh. v on , Is
doll; talcs of 3,100) both yallow at 111,14et1.1/1. Pe•
trot... doll; Crude nt .1 40,145 e
Whisky firam at GS,
B•LTI MORI, N•r. In. • Thom xtrvhiy •t 011,13 tor
Itot,rl Str..t tt"pArilna. %Vhitat lull; Nnuthrto
w 1111.4 sulJ At 51,9352,08. Whitley Atostly •nd thing
et 015. fur Ohio.
Now York Ntork and Money Olarkot.
Money In brisk demand without • decided cbang
at 7; Ptarling nominal al 1018,6•142., Gold Is a obv e ia
firmer, opening sll7, doeliningin 4014, advancing to
47.4 and closlof gOOO Il 4ry 4 471..i, Government
Stocks firm and in demand; I . It b. F. Coupons 'gni:
7 3na
Stook, dull and ("leer.
C.. 4 R. 1 I QPII I Ilea 'ling
...
...11b,5.4 m. Con_B.rip.
P., rt. 1;:::s 0
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New York Bs
I
nk Statement.
area In loans, 1111,392,
deers* In alrenlo
,aes.
Ncw Yount, Nov. 16.—D
311; loccaamo 16 specie, • 4 +
flan, $4,4/13; &podia, 17,
Awl lulu awl, frt..4,11 tad Ilr p.blir
their otetalt., nt.l.•h to the ittteot ett:tl moot .tataylete
C 4, bn.a,ht to ihis rum ILA
ALv un huad, a Irrge 4....itmotat of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING COOS.
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PIIACTILAL PLUMBEHsi
GAB AND STEAM FITTERS,
‘‘TNI. G, JOHNSTON & CO., Station
, I I ors. Blank Book Alanufactunirs and Job
?miter*, 310. 57 Wood street. Pittabut gh. .90
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Brass Work, Pipe, Pumps, Valves, lz .4. CO, Booksellers and station
' xi. en, No. AS Wood MIMI, neet door to the tern. •
of Third, Pittsburgh. itelltiOL and LAW 80018
constantly on hand.
JI L. READ, Bookseller ;nd-Stationei-,
. No. 78 fourth street. Apollo Bondi:we.
A. oil uf Att.. fur Wag., u.. .b 4 St...
ADITATOES AND TANKS FOR (ML RAYING
RIGS, 1111.1 with 6.4 by . hew prnment.
N.. 124 PORTH tITIUMT.
IFITII .- ,:71 pl
CANE AND WOOD CHAIR!'
ZELL'S.] WE ST JILDETTX Pikes,
111,14iLL:4A Lit OR lOCTAIL.
, An. rtrylviah.. daily the warrant ..r.olnntorn•Ate flour
JAR. claim.. All Ulna as asked L. to exam!. All nther
8 1 9, 7. 79 d.'; that. r.tll And Az,...mlne the 11.4857 AN.
97 .4 90 Third strn9., B.lmandson .t Ca., . tSBhLI antra. Far by
MA 111 Fourth lama. whin
pATEN7ED 00T013F.R. S,
DITLIRI/ot:811 PATENT
Ftftb meet. Morntnt Petal Building
OVAL LAME' CJI-TININIC,Vri. ISAAC CRIIG,
ouTIACT SAvv
XX FLINT GLASS.
Th... ebitnnoys ore Intended for the Lint flame,
heating all parte of the ;lade ..ptalle, does net expo*.
It to cracking. E. T. DITHRIDOE,
Fort Pitt Maar Rork., Worthington street,
apl7 Plorborgb. Penns
CO r.C:ALTKAP... , 4 t'.
200 both. prime R hlia 11•1111,
•• Able. prepared Sweet Cider, MOCAILUO S ItLAIII3LE' W()RKS,
75 boars W It Cheese,
fo 11•411•1/1 Onion., ;
To arrive and for salt at ISO Reeond Greet. 818 LIDEIITE,STRRIV.,
.oc.re VRA iliC ''‘ 'I OD it DE - 2
A beautiful and rarbrd &worth:mot of
100BE 1 1.4: ::- .FT5itiii t,
eu .. .' Er" do ' MARBLE ALUITE;ta3,
to er Poled. Oren and Crusted Sugar ,
Joel rr .1..4 and for min try
DETHEII & SW'? , Monuments and crave Stonils.
Holt Kos 1211 and 125 Wood etropi.
(ACM Wiiii - 0.!$: SPRINGS, also Anti
U Ratline, fur Ilnitguv, Just recalsed ond for out.
•t the Indla ki...ob, Depot or
J. & H. PHILLIPS,
0.13 25 Lied 2.8 St. Clair tamer. 1YZ. 0 . 1 3 - ..
FRESiI ROLL B UTTER.(iIIEESE. —Westerrt Reserve Choibe
8 barrels , ‘,_./ selected for retail Cutting, for rah by '
10 tuba Pocked, to arrive , WM. P. BECK & CO.
nolG WEBB & WILKINM/K. VISIL-41U halt barrols AVLite Fieh re=
G - RAP E 8 1 tiRAPESI---45 hose.; choice 12 eelr4l Mid ibr lutle by JD • r.N . FTELD
Catawba Cape., pot op exprwrely for family c
AXBO OIL-160 bble. Refined iu
.later uke, fn r tale by
no 7 CULP k SHEPARD. MO Liberty street. atom and ihr *ale by 3 B CAYTIELD.
FrEOITK Family and txtra, for tale at r . .....tRitEN APPLES—IO bbl&, assorted,
185 Liberty ntrest Will P. nrcitt 0% I%A haws by Wei P. UWE a CO.
OF D - 2' ..f
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1 NV.A.—\;r:7-- N
_ akl
,i —e 2:
r. IIENS
tb A AN ,: D ! - -.N .
•nd gale of It AE ER'S EXCELSIOR REFRIGERA•
, T 9/., te.e of the meet at , ful and twpolar Ihreellons
el' the day. •
All Ingoirn, ,Ftwerowl at
1.1 ST, CLA ST/IF - ET.
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I \ J -A N'rED—Rv a Lady, a Rituation ua
v V nny nt Pv! , l, School" ni
tlar , o ynarn In 7.
l•ntcning...u.l gly , born ,f rnfcrenr.a.
Add..... T! .t' B.a. 1,1._,
WANTED TO RENT -•,
A .(,OD WARnioes}:.
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SI tufficiT to • iftlionomo prituon of the city.
Encifo, ,ii 1 SEl'i , .N I. STILY:FIT
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Itta lßB .4; C tical t:AhL. k.u. "' ledge °"K
1.1 ca. c 0.., tccorocucoded
XJ,lctoc. , •14, Post
( 11111, WANTEII—One wht , under
etanM cooking, ntni arbor hottee-yrnra. Ad
dress BOX 30t, Ctly of Allegheny knot off., with
reeereoce ae to onaltllcetlena and character. oMtMtl
S 7 .11 ON"1111--1 scant tohireAvnte. -
J I in e ..ry county at 375 a month, expanars
pen,t, > e,ll my nee chip{ i , stally Sewing Machines.
AM.l.resa Z. MADISON. Alfred, Maine
uMM:Streleven
GENERAL CLAIM AGENT
1111M=1111
Stook,
H. C. MACKRF.LL
AII , RN - RT AT LAW 10:7) CLA Aat-77.,
No. 114411 , 711 ST111:147, Prrrnaraw.
:ton ; hoe ell #ll.haq.ed Saddler,
MI; .!;fl, hoe empe.led °Werra anti Belthare;
BOUN
TIio.:•dPENSIONI.4 for Whlcrwa, Parente, Orphar,
tAttltiren, Bruthera atui outer. • or other legal r t .; r.
uno hate dttd tu the •ertridn, or
hurt. thu..lturgo (rum direr cout.,,t•el In
MTN-, enargaantli calk,t,d, and no latter will b
narazod anner • stamp t intictlnd. felfnlyar.
,TILIT.k liY CT.A I.MS, 8t)1....."1'11:i. , ",
j•ENsInNa, HACI: PAY and KILITART
PI 11)1. „ r n errry t - 1 , 4ct , .:: tn, et the 4nb
. at tho f Alovrtni; Pertsinn• .10 00;
i an ..th, rIA
r. 'I A Lor, Attorney nt Laar,
No. 73 Grant atrrat, Bittaborgt, P.
N B N 'A are made Or :Ile clam no., not
ur...«.1. and all Info, nestl, siren grafi , 1.4.4:1y
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nitoii:sELLEitx, A.c
R 1 1 7.1 L lEST.ITE G L'ArTS.
WILLLAII AR), Dealer in Pi.k)M
ISSORY NOTES. BONDS, MORTGAiiES, and
all securillee for money.
Perrone fAr, procure LOANS, tmoo,ll my ngenry,
, Terme,
Thos. wiaddrig to lovr thetir nirtrt—trrt tulTan
tags, tau nlytaytt and first and socadad clan pap, at
uty °Moe for taco.
'n rommomentlous and ital,Vlll,f• strictly cold,-
doctial Offico, Grootc;;:lito Et. Pool's
t:'tt '1,11,1
R UKSIAN PEEIIILE SsECTACLES.
Ithstandlog tho strocki of 'abloom
Vtttt.rs, who ttoptrs ti, owns of Orti.
ciao, the
RUSSIA'S( PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
J. DIAMOND, Pruttcsl
`lanurrturrr of thn ittimlnn Febf.le Spontsck.
Koor rouatantly on baud a !aro. ami thoroughly
aaaaonod DEttaNG, BOAT A..ND .1,01201(
PLANK, WINDOW =Airs STUFF, LINTLEB,
SUD-ILT,9 JOISTS, SPOPTINO, LATHS, rm.-
.LYGS, do. do., .te.
Ha Irtli , 911 ordeal. tor 3AWDD If PUFF with
prompturoa and at fair ratal.
N. B. l' ..,,u wantio,, I..Jsn TILE BCH or ror•
LAII are porth alai. invited to wkaskino his omit.
Carilltica on Craig street, nolillohlnaou.
an2ltztt
PLASTER PARIS, ROSSIMALE AND JOHNS
E=!
EIS=
CZNIM=MI
r;"= - DRAKE'S GENUINE
TVA.% far gale wholetealo and retail, by
PLRB WIN VINEGAR,
E ROLLAIJN, Germ.,
The mgy Vinegar 0w...4 .hi . Prin 3.1.1.'d. at
trj oxhildten at tit,
Looudon. /sr sold Isy
-, PR.TVALTE DISEASES
Is the only r•IIabl, n•mn.!y ac-s•, of te• “r k Ll-. 1
of gletteratton. It le thn Itsconery of e, ernir7-nl
rt),1C,.0 whiwo. 11f. u . the tn....meta
this data and vitt caprvr,l4,ll.,l ano-
Cur mum.. than I tr.nt, you-, It u petfertice tit
,quiring antlrely
tram the tntortothen practla, and tiau nuuern.; worth
=MI
kss compottb4s ..flared to t', tti I!,. It is entirely
t..swrahln and polketiy :L a. - .:1 ,111 e s charm
imd Imparts •troo`ti anal V iv, va th e atetmd
l:Mrrioar.—Th o great woe CS4 tb r•rnetty to of-
•
feeting ptrmtwort 4.; is T— kniuted
reprtlntylet.l wee. (Amen., therefor, 4 ,1 , the
larnatnn, a ills propsiesur la &round e.. 1.1 box. Nurw
other a romane. Prepared only !y
W. F. DAVIDSON,
Boil Lt an Dragem. PH., 31 per box-
air rot sale at whole's& by CEO. E. SEYSER,
14n W , ed .trret
jrM:lytt...l"
[MAY(s ie., ID.
CONSIIIrPTION
The unt:sraignoil having born rop.tored to hrs.!, In
n for racks by 4.‘ very simple remeatr : :Ines hsvin,
sons...a. error.' yearn with • severe lung affretl.n,
and that dread Ali - sass, Consmopttiro—la staxlOna to
make known to hta feller sore ran the men= of corr.
To .3 who drain It, he wtll send a copy of th
prescript van wed, (rme of .hoar,) with ithe claw
tioas itr preparing .d using the same, which they
will had odors con, fee CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS, 001/11/IS, COLDS, ,tc. The ortly
°Neel of the advertiser In eemdlag the WM:MMoo
L to bectellt the aßlicted, and spread iota:m.ocm
which he maestros to :.L. - ralaablo; and he bore*
every tolTerer will try his remedy... i• wlll
theta nothing, utd may prove • blearing.
Parthe wishing the preecription xpl p 1.., a:11,-a
Bev. EDWARD A. wns.oiv,
WlDtainabargh, Rinza rcunty, New Tack.
me.?3,lmd*wir
. - 7 - -SPECIAL
ses
TO THE CITIZENS OF PITTSBURGH AND Vie:fan
The Linden:load rep attenti..
t, Ike prepanalun known u
UFNIZ EWELL'S r'... - ITEIISAL 11= . 11 - .LT
For all Thr"at and Lung Complnlnty.
InfItNEWELL'S TOLL SNODT
TtHrgerukt Neuralgic, Ilhertmatle, tfead.aehe,
echo, Lora of Sirup, .d -1 Weal,. norttcrtr
Mr for the Path. to Monthly Kertstratfoma a per
te.# relief.
IiCKELWELL'S ECLECTIC PILL?.
The moat perfect form of Catharto ever girl= to the
public. width never ragout DOM than tor.
does but ca. for a does, act attboat tba lout a:rapine,
and cars Indigestion, Dyclvtia, Billmmuess. Livel
o.:ramlaluta Piles, Worm, and all derangemeow rt
atermar_h or boataa.
The &bore prepenttiona, of tech crobrmniir4 t.,•u
radon he New England, Lyre the confidence of, 5,0.1
ft.na wed rut r,mh.73 -f Phyvidens, and et
prices within reldi of ell, are worthy the attest Jo.
of Invalids, who will find theta • atrict conformity to
c.v.., I:. EZI.I.ICIZ.G. 1% Lthent remortina to the corn
mon method of *alone. of edverising, I ' t ot.! ait
twt,,st them, which will be eecrod,
JOLLI: L. HUN.NINEL.L, Propriet.-,
Practical limn 1104:un, llaaL
For r.a.10 by all Trip:Acute and retail dofaca.
Tea greater
A L LE(1111:1(1. CITY,
. -
Deol;ra of good references toDlekti .1 commis' mm.
For r.slo m rittsbnry.h ILL 1 . 044 by J. M. Talton,
C. H. /leper, R. D. Joseph liming iYa..ddhony
Cit? by J. Drown, D„ I. Mrang gnd'Goo. A.
B. A. FAIINF-STQCK
ocl6,3moodavF Wholrmin Agoras, Plttsbeltpla.
TO NZs'
-.6.11. 1 70US SITFIIiaLEPXOF
BOTH resarend gentinnum -
log bean tutored to health In o few days, Altar un
dergoing all the wool 77fatI. and Imnsutar *nen
slue tootles of trout...oat, without emcees, considara
hie ascend duty to no Imunieato to his afflicted
creatnr.rthe mean., of ear*. Henno, oo th:, receipt
an eddreesod envelop, he o 11l send. free, a copy or
r reserlptlon used. Dire et
h. to Dr. JOB'S' 3t.
LAGNALL, IC Fulton! street, .T.
Inhlll:lvdava
....JOHN COCHRAN ft BRO.i.AtTu:.
atheism's!. of 11101: HAIT.Z.VO, 'IRON
TLTS AND VAULT DOOM, VIII - Do* *VT.
TRDS, WI DOWoranDF, mean,
and SI THTAT. .TTIErr, but. VOod arnir4rket.
'us ou hand a sar*tis.f jaw PitUirat * :fartt7 and
.plaice, mltabltyn all , •
Particular attcallou dto antlialtar GMT , ' .14+ , ..
Jubhluir donsatabort polka.
Ir 6 =krEt. C 0111 48. - FOlrr-tur.
. - Lio AND Coll3.lll33loli7fikOVANtand
whoteede dealer tr, it..u.z.tf E. BtrrrElle.'gtiri.
-111511, and produce jotteral,ty, VOODIiT.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. r ' yol
P. 11. bIi.AEU dt r 0
202 Drnsevar N Y
1411110 N J 011 NSTO 'S
Cara.•r SwllLdold ¢l icoart% at,,t
(14r.iorly Maiht s ,
F. M. HOLUM A tV,
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Dr. Ludlum's Specific
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A CILIABLE DOR A RE.
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