.. FialßOulgn tagel tu wan - narkuign imaatto; 'WEPNESD#I;43IIPT. 103=!!! ~.170TB-Tramm: 3. ergy :arairroirazaliaraizi •v- - 1 OEM JOHN OI MonfiNozoNoinca. c : ' , - , sztzistnitlyclNlOli P- )T W4C. I .*W. - ..e..441 1 ~ Qtßiattati o:rNi. 17 N/OrangrE Y ": 4 t r %NITA" Interior 4 ' V - 1 . tri lkmaD Anum,l • '• - • ram nags Miieiis-1 • J44IILEELL: GRABAN,Athortir. tuellszkaveF ,, • O HMI S B. T. 211WrortrgliMarIM, . .nt:!?t _ woe= of ....rump... Townibb. Rort,J. K. Moonnzeo has oar -ttaiake fct docamtgtiotivma*tujeeL:::a -==witr:4ll trE pouvr. 80m01,03.3 p,!OPhrineeT tblik that tile. cantrirefiffidtr:_wlticli we-liate , beet' liaffestwltAllar Commoefslinonitaivvater, ' 4 w / i t r ef i a r es, --( a - WhPithargcgcl..4l Slot beexpectea to take much -interest and that the time is a very rmscasesriable ‘orSe }or' divertisements of this sort, pending a . State idenhitESSidevith:Att treportant ses, don of Congress approaching, at.which all thus matters of difference will Torebably ibe disposed of. This is not our Vez,.., , We „entered upon it reluctantly, from the alitrolute necessity of the case.,::Whffn c iedfoffird - that under profashms Stexiraorsibrary real for be Administration, ,not oLly indulging in insidious attempts _ to Rtuiermine 'the car dinal principles of the Union.party of tide State, but openly and unreservedly assail ing them, as atrocious and' abominable, at the very time when the party - had embla zoned them on its ensigns, and Vas In the field battling for their 'support, we felt that it . had become absolu . igitn 'lriecessary":''. t o ' sattlr to expose aria atria ilitiaseallants, nrinth. er they were sentinels who bad been de— bitched from their.dranertrattom who had stolen brio our camp under, the guise of friends. We did not fear any attack from without, bra gs epuld rissialret our ciYgi to" the effects of a process 'going on within, as fatal Ss the caresses and. the.poisons with , Which tiiiiiiiiftirgus clurried with preparing her unfortunate victims for eternity. Judging from the way We bast , heard somegeniiiffiliiita - Aik. iteLitia ' • people talk , ~reed that rieirOPer' concludeiThatit arrieaherit time to airlifted them - by showing that: there was death in ~.. the Savory colitound r that ilucy had rather come to relish, because it was recommended' by expreasioM Pi grfat titrdertteas and eon. cern, and we are satisfied that we have ren . &rid a good service by tetuing off the mask and putting She people upon their guard. There is, however; another ,class of peo• ple—andlheY are the mere poilliclans gen erally who never like to differ with the Dlspederitorptibic offlei—who say, "Oh. it will not do to take any exception to the policy of , he administraficia rtonY,beewa-so you will only drive it into the arms of the Opposition. Well, tithe party press cannot exert its undoubted right, and perform its evilly unquestionable duty of cbjecting, parties- Wary at such time?, and upon occAstons as ntomentynass there 7 lo wrtailt may regard ;tither as,idevia ion frOm its principles, or a depart, re from the line of prudence and safety, without the rhk of driving the President of its deliberate choice into the arms of the enemy, it is not only a very _poor compliment to Its own discrimination in selecting hint, but a confession that they bold_him to his fidelity only by it tenure which would make hint their master in all things. But supposing the policy of the adminis tration to be such a one as the patty dots not approve—Yvhde it commands on the , other bend, the ready and undivided assent alike of the rebels and the copperheads. What is to be the effect of a profound silence and acquiescence on the part or the press, Sortie sake, merely of avoiding a quarrel? "WO, just, this, that so long as there are dia. -loyataird' Mercenary presses in 'its own. ranks, ' that are anxious to recommend thentselves, and will of course do all they Can to win their readers to Its support, the • Public - sentiment will be demoralized and this silence on the part of the honest, ----whether front false - dense` cy or only because theist handsa o/tedby imchconsiderations, taken as the eyiAnce that every body is at ' least! consenting to that nollcy—when it would hive_ been :verY pobsibin perhaps, eillir . to - Mpg ~,tho administration back,di - in default of that, to control it in 1 the ititerestii of the hotintry. fiikethii present base by ,way of exam ple—we don't • know certainly what the President intends, hut there are grave fears ill /31:4118qinirters that his , purpose is td bun over these States again to the -direc- L lturn Of the 'traitors who carried them out, :. and hurry them •back into she Union with. ';out security to us, and with Out other terms - r; than the mete recognition " of the laws and t. proclamations declaring Bleary at an end. ....; This licitlinoW ceitanly could not he in 4 aficordttace with the wishes or opinions of the 1)64 , that has whipped these rebels and * litcld him . Thq questien however, is i one hat belongs, only, to Congress, with ': which he 4 - 4 4 properly ieresidng, nothing to doi That party;his slaw •majority in : , 'the mitt Anigifint:and Inv -counteract this ptupcse, ifit eXfsit)anti,that majority shall pro rd fethha le the peOple; Whom It repro, t..1.130pr05e,,:, :however,that the ' seas is generally, siletati while the ii i si ent isprocesellog quietly in his own - ay Lb the absence Of Congreu, and a por ' a t inflikethe Commercial extolling .his poMdjic9lcy, and abusing every secti on . . -.lit pasty that does not think as it do / nsequence, when ingress meet s , , 0 tolls will have been woven iround us, -altWi tin a t i n d ourselves Wad hand anti W itto ith-ousicalm-shorn, and every 0011- sencat it tireintief of the- Weed.E3award _-atom 'slimy ,rtnneeeratic tiolitician who has a , "went rot the grails, Sad would noteloture' with those who dispense them, ' Seadyo !a for betraying our country on it ?ar gument that. he people have indorsed , or at leist found no . fattlt with it. Thert Ynsid Pb (a no surer way of. trilaleading the , overthla whole ' his ittoilercil &Wel than to spos y. I.rtelghtecl pulley of the dipbreno of w. It, fin have.no: -other iesult ..flecelve WC. 43 ta thi true _state • o oplilon and to make Mai the lot girt next Congress. Let the Proms qt, IT*lllll think. It alwkiii do A , mOe c t. , Thi-PreadentAribt It Is a power In the --Presitharta. 'Let It - Mph! people, and let .turderstsmd what will The felipTaable Rtv, Preside:it wilt "be as io-opinlonaand wishes tlisPe - elPleftttio 1 034 Maga. wig/Amt.% d him, and are still the masters of this na -1 d in'ti p nb ' aPP ' sa l : 4 I 4 ' e o3 '4) s7o.ll l7 UOZUl tb"hini L LePPts* par thl: ty b e Preen to 'lain tirnieilsaciTbien toe generally pored t o ilo i gildle pejo-Adage ;roving ' n and we are lost and laislost, beyond a I p. hoPS if • hia-„Mentions axe really 832 thaa, , PgierallY.lcallt4P4 :th. - 1 44.bectunse ngro ll . l o4tbeA ocal Meet te midge; We E. Let therm but speak out, and the biro , power of thenation will be able, to lean`, his errors, and face him by saint* toting ilsoio7llll - for his. '•President :OEN-, !on most actind by the party , that *glad', tam, lie can lely omno other. trim list, ens tit.theblandlattinedisof the copper i maq ir,tto Toaliiiirth tank hi s_ lire *10.4. tht:y ` a dtk sirderediatorc, and theb#llo, totanram-] des of rdisirnenary iiiel36 anl*ltt• Op us thakp eitaldnit l 9 .reaotalitiattlion- elves by,, - eckoing •his- nillidottai Whateew they pee”; he TiOekaciffil4:lo4ll 4 l , emor omega etf ills liredeliesieity who; was ift3 tptet:e:etifiwlrlie:crfrmihea6fluta:a:wd.ll Lan po.A *0464'0 party. yn ii, g lucw orala jcart his 7 10 : 1 ,:nit:ced fri to en see ds h e i th mse wg if a &Med.' bt liii,fiilapils and rejected and e Toeia itkol4 - 116 la pardoning, or the PPltifiatieoTineigeetirsebe are miming tall elltlettpringto ,calole him. 11 1 he Imo, binnacle to tlrialt otherwlie after hie expo, aiance, he will riot have even:the apology of J 1125 TYreZt foi the unhappy blunder that hewill compaiL With his record of loyal. ty and tierVilitii. we do not beiteie It possi ble. batttiel,Vidy tire hid true Mende who have the Clanlttge. and honeaty to remonstrate Ty against the lidalgence of an undue tilde - Ike In tbe men with bloody hand. who bare already betrayed the highest trusts, rethlessly starved aria butchered our loyal soldiery, profesnd nh — peni.onea, made no acknowledgment of gulp, and on. ly failed to debt 4 this nation after plung ing it in:. sea of gortt,_begAse it proved too strong for a treachery that has no parallel In histoiy. aleapo'Nrsazo BEECHES ON THE ASCII° -Idr.:ltiacsim preached on Sunday last, :miming and evening, on the stibject of the negro. held that lasinkstrongand pow eritd, must nurse,, ring "help; and edir• cafe, and fester „those who are weak, and Pour it'd'. lllloMtli....Otkerivisit'we - niust have a terrible conflict of classeS. Claimers in rcielistiy; he th* are inevitable , It they are friendly,llving'ai Peace, loving and re. apectini haid - Trelping one atiether,all'wtli well,, butiLtheY are selfish: unchris tian, if the old Heathen feeling is to reign, ,eautii extracting all be cis' from his neighbor and caring nothing for him, society will be lined byclastiet, as by seems, like batteries, each firing 'breadidde after broadside, the one upon the other. If, on the other band, the law of love prevails, there , will be no ill will, no envy, no disturbance. This law, -if properly carried out, will settle the most troublesome of our home questions, the condition of the freedmen. For a hundred and more years they have been the victims of a relentless oppression. Now they are free, and the question comes up, who will take care of them—their old masters, the blacki, or we f The people, lee says, have settled it that the masters shall not, The The. Warm ate. ooh trot Tne only rational solution'of the question, therefore, is to let the Macke take care of themselves, which they are abundantly able to do. He adds:. How can they care for themselves with out place or position ? Admit the they are men. Now they are not known In law, In court, or civil duties. Eafrauchise awn, and •give them the responsibllitles of eit,- rens. I set no premium on a black face, bit I would give him just what we give to the meanest and poorest white twin I say, en franchise the negro, nut because It'd pee• line, sor on the ground of safety . but first became it's hie right as a mail. Every into who is under the law has a right to assist in framing it, every man under a mazistrate has a nght to a voice in his else ion. This right goes with all faces as belong] to all men, and on this ground I advocate the black man's right to vote. Grant that he is not prepared for it. When_, will he be? II my will he become so? at him try it, as a boy tries his skates; he may amble once or twice. What if he does, he will tear, by the effort. I would. give the privilege to everybody, to the Irishinen, and to all foreigners who com hero o live; although I believe that in a majority of cases the negro would vote more Intelligently and conscientiously than they. Its safe to give the privilege to every body, and then to teach them. No man is fit to be an American states man who is afraid of American ideas. Liberty is the boon of every man, and "it carries with it civil rights and citizenship. ' Ih the older countries this idea .progresses rapidly. In England the revolu ion is at hand; in France bat one head is between it and and reformation, not revolution— the sceptre is no longer the gatlded stick in the hand the monarch, but the little - . white ballot in the hand of the voter. • We must accept our own ideas. I be lieve to liberty end inelversal citizenship, and would give It to all, were they ten 'millions in number. I protest that this great %newton mdst not be kept for settle. molt, dn . left in the hands of partlee to be bargained and scrambled over la the race for I power, nor the selfish spirit of cora merge, nor to the convenience of those who .owned the slave t t : nor to the necessary prejudice and . turbulent hatred of ignerant among us who are blind to the fact, that the whole question of their own right and elevation stands on the same, ground. No question is settled until it is settled right. We -are -jellied disturbers of the community and Radicals. So Is the sap In trees; se is spring which heralds the glori ous summer.: . .lthas pleated God to give us victory op the t hi of battle. Oar late foci ere again cot gling pleasantly with us, anti their leaders. seeing the tolly of their courts, ask pardon and advises return -to Peueuflri a_vecsiticrio..-twhat more could :We ditt y - , rrekeAtkiti to, the • world this ;grand spectacle of might ; ln war . of fuser• nity in peace, hnt#ig po :turbialant desires for . miluary despotism brooding 'in th e breastaof thirteen hundred stop lian d got. diets who buts Paw weeks dace bore our arms, what more ifit, what more glorious crown can be given to the column, than the leading pp to the status of citizenship the four millions emancipated black men, Whose superiors am, and whose ser vants in Joni, Ln Christ's exaniple, we should be? .Go then doweaMong the poor and lest, seek them, flea them, clothe them with all the elements of citizenship, show them the light which you Carry, establish and or dain them .in liberty, and God shall give pone blessing tbri neither your children, nor your chilaren's . children NUR outlive to the remotest getteratiOn- MarsE.—Tho majority forth° Republi cans In Maine, latitlear,_ was ,1Q,P33 ; now it le 12,1332.• The Rouse of Representatives will consist; lids teat of .1:134 iltepublicarts and qemocrats ;Itstyearm viol%) to 41;. The re4pa for ihu change la to he found in the facethat last year --the democrats stood upon a-teal unmistakable party -platform, wkile 4414 ear they abandoned 4teir old greed riid filed Oa' dodge - profeesing co • pattitsta. dodge win, lt keema It throated the sincere democrats and,dlda't fool anybody else. PROW 111.1,1 DEAD. • The lettei.of Vrosiiii3n_Lmcmar to DEAD. . , l ihnsti r eaTir, - pablished in our tilegraidde columns yesterday, ought to have mom tLsh—a - peo - preThil time. Whilst such men all Jona W. Fon.. "Kr st:e nr&s.that 114_10tloixuadokittt. Ireige*YrKee the. "/Ceaoll lo -WOO" L` scorn comes to us from the gram,. I dto claring , that lie , :Amy- to glreto•iltoblocip • dia, right to which they have lhlenoustrktisoti bl° o4 V 4 ~ ..1 1e Ali*CPtt ..t 4 **3.4 1 440_ ,4 1 4;: 3 pie who nave no heuncauyinadiceteluttur retenhood on the battle asp, It** ' slating 10 E4Ti itliCArvie,tg..l464llen" they have demonstrated; in , blort - their right to the ihii - '54313 be :more stionailintibart thiseablen words?. Thrir , eonteinptlble , loned! the' cormselAri,dureloltlas, ti4lioinpirerljelth 1 this timiliand:shihnunsu Allay with lhe advlcsioUthe time-leM" Sint let is Cot 6t' or Nal, - *oodles alivoopoke as molesting :sue., ihurliY,,Und Mit - lathe game!! and Pout- Allf/ji.44.74/4 Anil; 344 . 41 1)64th '‘7!th .t force not•tab° disregarded. • t Jut -CoaLlertimos WICEITEII2t PE^Xtri :sixtorarna.—We seetkettluelatiee fistiteg_rlie, Ittuds of the pram, wporting- to-have orig. Itn"tted .. lta - Rll4bnzh pattir L y the eT feet, that the - siirfitee vein of_poal it West ',cin;PennsylvahhAt.tretnes hlght _feet, and twit yield LIX6.4gOAQ finis Vhlii calculation Is made by 'assuming that there are as ir.eer,aerte OPAL es:there era wren of surface:-a manifest error, at least - one .fourth of the area of the western pert of the Stite being devofdcfthisvem of coal. It will not, besides, average more than five, instead of eight, feet. We say. this, not 'Stir the purpose of bet Wing our coal re- Ohms, but of stating them correctly. TherasiesotuteNtreampluenorgli, had do not need to exaggerated.-- Too taTE..--tol4Fivia, the Democratic candidate for Auditor= C eifTmrtd, denies that he is responsible for the vet? Scandalous articles in his own paper , ts - Doylestown Dernocratin_the dark days of 11364, The denial comeconolate. Don. DAVIS - was mustered out of service nearly a year ago, and hasnever put in this denial until now. The silence of a year speaks more loudly in approval °ribose articles than this denial does against them, given only after he hai become a candidate, . r .ll he had never been nominated the denial never would have been made. • Tn 130 ingfteld - 011ass.) Repullfean eltes the Philadelphia Itoi as a padical Repub— lican organ. 'The .Pretiplapything but that, just now. When gongreas nte:e.ts, if Rho Radicals should prove to be Uppernrold, lt Rutty take the Radical , side, but it does not speak for the Radicals at present. TflE Pao and the Commerq:ai t both of which profeaa to be friendly to President Jonscaos, omit publishing the lucid and !convincing addressof, the Republican Conyention. Why do they not publieb It? MERCANTILE tTEINART LECTURES. pill be eeeh fn m eight:MO it our 'studio._ log columns, that the Lecture Committee of the :Young Men's Mercantile Library Cud Mechan ics :bail:nee, have Itireedy arranged the pro grairtme for the approaching lecture seam. 444 secured the leethreni. On the list will be found a fewriames who are fever/11mM this community, via MIAs 'AMU E. Dicemceov, GEORGE Vi.X. reneumw„ and Joust B. Cktoort, Esq., each of whom will, no doubt, as on former occasions, be greeted with crowded houses. There are other names, not so well knows In this region, but equally as famous. The Com mittee have, after considerable exertion, suc ceeded In seeming' GEORGE Tunetrsolt, Esq., Y. P., one of the moat eloquent Englishmen who has ever visited this nanntry, to deliver • lecture In the month of November. Mr. Tnearesart's In terest In behalf of emancipation, and sympa thy with our Government daring the rebellion. and so web known that the hare mention of them is sett:Nem. As an orator, he is excelled IT very few, as his published speeches abun dantly testify. .From a letter received by the Committee they are enabled to erausunce that Mr. Tnourson will lecture on Thursday even- Mc, November 10th. The Committee announce also the tame of C. Orcanyan. Esq.. one of the most accomplished of Oriettalaut. Mr. Oscanyan is a native of Con stantinople, and "the first (Mental educated in the Math States." His counectioris both in this country and Turkey are highly respectable. In the laud of his nativity ho cecupied a high social poeltica. He is aeon--in law of the cele brated Doctor hkloner, of New York. He has published several works, some of which will be found in the Mercantile Library. It is said that In addition to his graphic powers of description, be piesesses quite a fund of humor which makes his lectures entertaining as well as Instructive. His lectures last winter In Bostoo, New York and other places, were quite a success. His lee. tore on "Social life in the East," says Dr. Prime, wan repeated for the ninth time In New York, by re quest. On the list , we find the name of M. De Cordo va, one. of the greatest humorists of the day. Among his aeljeCia are "Oar First Baby; a Tale of Home;" "Mr. Perkins Thanksgiving Dinner; , ' a Tale of Shoddy;' "Courtship and Marriage," and the "Old Maid." Mr. Do Con. nova treats this bat somewhatdelicate trublect,we are assured, so philosophically, kindly and with such good humor that the most tender' mural]. ties are never wounded. It Is expected that Theodore Tilton,,Esq., ed itor of the Independent, will deliver a lecture daring the seasou. We are informed that the lecture committee ere in correspondm,ee with several distinguish ed lecturers, whom, In addition tolhose we have already named, they hope to have the pleas ure of presenting to a Pittsburgh 4101m:ice, during the coraingseason. As the Committee have published a list of lecturers, we deemed It to be our duly thus brit fly to introduce them to our readmit. The publication et the names in this way id a new thins lo lids city we believe. Ent the plan la good, inasmuch as those who desire to pur chase season tickets are not In doubt as to who the lecturers will be. ' Beason ticketa, admitting the holders io manta seats,. without any madly:Mal charge, :dam now be procured at the Library Rooms, the tulampel Dreg and Book stores ancl'llronithe Conttnlttee, for the small price 0f43.. It lath be Futped that our citizens will patronize Wle WOrthrlthithx6 tion as liberally as on former ectutalcdtts.• We are glad 'to learn that there will be an increased demand for season tirvvre this year As they are' moth cheaper and loss troublesome than trap. sleet tickets, • The lecture going community will be alnq. to learn that the committee la the same as that ,of last year, with the:exception of Charles A. Howe, Esq., whore place Is equality well filled by 0. L. McClintock, Esq. No committee ever gave dhi m o o nc fe einln nestiii general tee g. ste ara f n aacti t o ba nlan t e d rei th y eir tb co in n e llra m riau be the best order and most apprOVO st`llo, etNl.aneldtahrteuthicit:mdyeeentytedorthirielteslelthfmrwethmthokettged,h7triluttingipleytlfheTauleetve.he lectors se waa no eg v. per n ien i c s e w d i l ll as obv t yiateear all n pi pitxure difficul taYntailmt . obi well askremoving nac eitaintY as to the place where the lettere is to be delivered A Er .4.IrCLATION ENDED.—Thewheat specula tors ai 91191Ltfigoi up a gt oarner." and k e p t , up.wlilsoreasphll.llill last meek. when It c o l, lapsed, and wheat receded from i 1,50 to Slap A pester reduefhi:iiin "friees would have bee n atelgigheAr til;4 l 4,o4c=g, oversold that aiarge melflotal demand floated, wbleli still sustains prices above their proper Thls.."arrner P2 115A here the 'Mott . men" Wet* affair ever engineered in ihaltlq, Mad has or several weeks past laid an embargo on ship ments of graln: The commercial embarrass meats of which K. has been- the occasion have been many and deeply felt rhts; .ry f t 7t tlpt ay AlEine& Th""l9l.l" ta l tlc A ViiiMl toiratiiketi seems to be la proem of &Wag OA %ALA 1 0 , W feenot Titt46l2 :4641r;osel,4kak, 'mart at personal =XIII 1.6 Yiprimei t ta to , '•itragYetplaglilifelroreerrate - C - C r iW p - A:n id a di dirt4.4 l / o .r.tt , _^*4 tfn. Lion iriethailotitioemptiotta win hi mated. Mit Emperor has - act eiders from the Rio AnnadeltiaLSD3XoMettatiOagii Eiti: iambi 7 14 Once and sent down utiggeree the armies operating lathek Beath. A .ncr tremltad, has erretatl. hot ber draught will prevent her *maim; the river to take part In the 'Ala* • OMPratkinst A review• Up, allied armies took place at xmacordm on the •83d of ,Toly, , wbutprqulza, Gen. Mere and the. lbaritlart eeratecder. had .cortference.. The Mare !IMO. force Impel ccimprbsed 3%000 oren.lß 4 Ood tofu* and 8,060 • cavalry, with 'The arlilleriskaard =A44 canon. forming the 'emehlbutlon pf Brasil, Violence has a detalket comma** ihounand mem. Lhontaa bad a ,uunnterkii of . befteeen tour tadd. Aye thousand l tooPantOOnec, Klan; on the titnettey river and promised NM Qorl 3iltre by the middle. of . Ann*. Alat raragasyen and} was marching toward I".Trpresyanat.intt a farce of two thmas .,_,,sr4 ° 4 1',1 1 7 11 P9nt w 4 44nd, • tone -thotetodog ata t i qdt*. 194 1 "1. , Winnr f4riPa4ftrrnm.elicttt. to Yen thouesad melt anereldj to dispotetheir pas. sage of Amber ,Iblmaykat the: Santa, Karim I*, • But , it 'cm:eared =that the ;Pars?' tragare Gees °reseed at anothei. POO. Ut eFtw,lasig:lPA rairabas ai thakestof . 11 .000 picked: ireopL up• the right bank olf the , Urevsayete meet the liMeeedi a g Part =MY. A l 4 4 ,the„Pri wimfdie:4 watcats. withiO beta few leaeuegof one soother. .The ends° allied army was - ready batatab , temp , Pr • active omattois. Lora Otemathe Parneutyan cainpalgrt Mite:sop, and la repart4at,Oortien.. tee. Re his elven:Chaim:tee Along. the Easm.. Oa, which sufficient, protect what Moen of his glee. The Brazilian fleet was waiting for the itsf4 of the river to ascend the Parana and ergage these batteries, Until, therefore, the conteruitag beets and armlet shall be got Into Position, Mae more can, be said of the relative preepeete or alma of the two parties. George P. Hays. EDITORS GAZETTE, :—AIIOP7 me to in quire uire whether • the GEORGE HAYS, who h the Copperhead ticket, is the 85/1113 Gcorton S. HATS who was once Prothono- tary in this county, and who has had, for several yea!' put, a bill pending In the Legislature "For the relief of the sureties of alumna B. Hays, late Prothonotary of Allegheny cormts" l If so, he may be a marvelous .proper candidate to head the Democratic ticket ; but his election can hardly be urged with much force by even that brazen-faced 'party. QUILL, NEWS ITEMS A trartnitn CASH of human death from tattle plague hart occurred In England, at Sudbury, In Suffolk Mr. Hobert John Piaui. by, a veterinary surgeon of that town, made &partial postmortem examination of the =MSS Of It COW which had been shot in consequence of being afflicted with the prevailing discrete. In doing so hie shirt eleeveteeetine saturated with blood, He went home,. Was takenlll, acid 'died ai the end of nut* Ago, Hut Wy presented all the appearance of death from putrid fever and mnrtlffaitlon. It Is supposed that some of the Tim of the diseased beast entered his system through a boll he had on his arm. A short time ago another veterinary surgeon died from the bite of a carrion fly. SPANISU SAII,,QH, with a dark complex. ion, was On Monday passing up Hain street, In prooklja, with three children of pne of his neighbors, Whom. be had taken out to walk. A number of Irish women followed him, ming. out, "See the naygar kidaap , ping the white childer," and In a short time ii mob 'collected, who dolled ham and took -away the children. A detachment of po lice rescued them afterwards. Counts MARTIAL In Central America are prompt proceedings.• Ex President Smiths bat been tried by the San Salvador govern ment for fomenting revolution. He was convicted and shot three - I:mare afterwan. r. The execution bad excited a great deal of indignation against the government, both in Son Salvador and the surrounding coun try. A crwors CASE has come up In Wash ington. The members of a certain church charged a lady realding near the church with keeping up a nuisance which disturb ed the inhhc worship, the nuisance being the barking of her live dogs. At last ac counts the Justice before whom the case was tried had not rendered his decision. A LIVING FLOG was found In a bed of herd blue clay, twenty-three feet below the surface of the ground, In Leicester, Mau., last week . The heat of the sun warmed the dormant creature, and he hopped away In the most lively manner. A ct.Easc In a fur store in New York has Nen arrested for robbing his employer of $14,000 worth of goods. Nothing will sat isfy the thieves now but thousands. JI E IFIr au rEzt TISEMEXTS TALL° W OIL-20 bbla , to arrive. For by I , IIJItEY & 1.30. N U !'lC'E.—The Pe:ent Grain Drill whet,. on exhibition at the Sanltary kale, U now In store and for isle by ISAIAII DICKEY ik -- LAXbEED.-10 !Ails just received and for ulo by FETZER & &RMSTRONO, comer Market And rust sta. ,;',TILIeFED OLIVES—In ease jets, all°, L. , A tihorte., to cif, ;tut received and (or este aL the k wady Grocery More of JOBS A. RENSHAm, career Men, sad Hood streets Wet BORDEAUX 'PRUNES—Very Rue7 — fie end awls ac the racy b e ines. ri tt m er f eyed I e° II.IEN;IIAW. reel eonmer Liberty mad Wind streets. CHOWE LAYER RAISINS—The flu eat Quality, La limey cartons, rase, Mullis) , er at a area's.", salable, for tele by the pacusd, at the remr/y Grocery Store at Ben eorbar JLUMy An R Re S d HW t & JAMAICA' GINGER—For `a, Pickling seri Preservint, lust received in ?Hole rder, and for sale vebolesale an] retail at tee Family O-olery Store of RHIN A. RENSHAW, earner Liberty and HArsd stmeta. /ROD UCE CONdIGNMEN-113. 1 car peach blow potatoes No strive; to bbl... Jersey Sweet.; TO boa.■ rroalaen Ctscse; 2 0 Factory lco " hamburg 11.1 Palls Humeri 10 sacks Timothy Heed; lo Onions; lo bi 01... Dried Apples; lo store fled for sale by °BATY tr. REITER GROWIRIZE.. 45 hogsheads Fair to Prime Ctr , a`•ug ar. so " " P. it. 16 tiereo4 4, 4, 110 bay. 1110 OoPae 16u i.14414.beal Amperial arol Young Ityion Teas .1 0 Vrr 140 bai 010iste olou P. n. lilol o ,pi. N. tr. 20 " • a. ' Cuba • 4, • " Sy lastetag and for sale R, zussavix OM, BRO. k co.. 1406 111 101 Liberty Weer .rrli 'VERBAL 04,0THES g' NO. ER —,Tb• COIF _Wr/avr that .Lea the an wheel *traded, tad lb t he o. ly lArlegertrhat Wee tatlefaetten. A lam steak on band.-,A4 for fell et ft 0.1:6 and IA 111.. War Wear. by J. re EL PHILLIPS. relM bale Maar for Allellbrer 0011 rat DEFINED BUGANS; t ast raai to . bola., crusted, powdered And granulated 160 btdr.. A. atd B. red ed td atom. aud tof sale by 1"3-ar. Now • - • Dr.yAtErt & Haws rze end l 2 Wood .:roes MAILS &c.--300 kegs, city brands Nat 8, A. l l,,ssotted tires. ' Ito boxes, city brands, Window Oittss. One& ye. For We by • ICUIBPATBIOR, BRO., & CO., seta • - 191 and les Liberty strait. BUTTER.—Fzeth Butter, received. thi 30 kegs 'fresh Ohio , Disley 'Batter. 13 puttees:Waite:a Estate Butter. 10.keksg,p04;poldpg Vatter. • Fpr seas by , XL mien 6.00. HOM IN Y. —25 tibia , Plitaa 33 t012 Rom— lny, la gore sad lot Ws 3e25 20 Lib erty st ebat. PIM/AM—IL bble., prime new piclues Whet ur *ad Merritt tuad....lOL , stare mid tot Web. 1.11145.5. 0. BALSLEY. 000 • OOt wens , Woe. AP.PLXb. 160 bbla Choke. Apples. • ' • Jut rteeind and for axle by ZETZER it ARMSTRONG. : tamer Matketatad Fun Su. VLAI.SI3En WANT & D. '100Q0; bus. 4. for which we will pay the Walled teitket price. at IBS Lthetty street. sae W. U. 09. drki nr- 'ER T2EI EVIVEA WA-1M An n s'nw , i-eet_cakeza a z;Z-- Apotavitp tt ui-Pinilpibi• 110#14.5 41:116D LMABDTAXASLY. I —, ENERGETIc__XIBIt. • " • b trtafi to. intfatelo4c/liebt, iplessast ate trecetailiallififah wttrpar Teat us so icier arm day, by a Man laVeliatalit (to maticiszta wio) al (n.21101%0 to ism ' : ' EVARSA ?MOW We: Irtrdtditittteet, ab War& VOR SIME.—/L lot of — *oaf one acre, 1 &twee la are Metal. • oSevern's • tltaries. slellatelbalea,vrol• lam , (lat een larlericr, aarleg memo* metal a good Mutt cottage if rara. roonsc — Trze Is Si,. a good „coshard of hbotee ingta.atutthOesi Man inata, -ae.-• hettlisdilttOU Og Res* fuer. /teerdia of thistiettsiber, on the mattes, T. B. of W. D. arcr&ABAJI, Etseettterrof the estate of -.ltlass Zdegohasi.dseseeed.. Berlarrl, TOBACCO, EtEGARS, ad—WHORES— DAY MOANING, thnttetehit 27th, at ten . o'clock at the Coautiltlelee *MO, 100 Malik, Odd stoats 20 ClaaaleicpCut toll iobier:o; I Union Navy- " I Boxes eaeyndlett NAGI Coil 1 3417aais altat' eit rope; tO Bap new feathers. - o „ knetteneet• Eltut tfro . ll3 NOZICE..--ther2: lo a lin , late ofAllegt‘ usq eay amity, deceased, nave Aso rtaahualteec all ~ B evalaut. kng themselves Ind.:UM to eabi adata, will wake laimed=s=tounrall those anima :fp aal7- aal/leattoated alWatirr. , ~; Zawneiar, 7,tvivim 14 1: 91flya m *Laftesa. Veroek, , wilt f 4 - rutd•ikt Conahmeratai '/V r"Pr4 r l4l ,lr=p l i r I_r 4 - t r ."w-t.- , 911 n 1 Loabicliilootios- ems.; re= : • • t a,. abiLtitraDrr, Atrattr. IgtitlCßH. RATS, - x c - 1B ea Bells, AT RUM'S BOUICERRNIgHING Bing No. 68 N'actora,l Htroot, WtilTß, ORR 41, Ca, We. 25 Fifth Street, otter for silo I CROICB ASSORTIEST OF DRESS MB, Plain and Figured. tallow. semi Ts? riettgoods. A LLZOIELENY COUNTY, ea 'he ANL OrptteruPOolut, held at Pftlatugh, to and for the asid Oear-ty, on the 24 <lay of September 15SO, lit no. 17:1, June tem, ISM. The Petition of Robert 310ETherton. E.Te.uvw of of Hebert Nero; deceased, showier; thatior hialtled him anal xeocuat, whleb vas anthem:l absolutely tor the Court, and that he Us comae money or property of the Eata ea. tale Lajas hazels, *54 therefore prays the Court to discharge him from Um Mulct 01 OW %motor hfp. s And noir to er.t, September et, Ma the withht pa Utica preeestal sod retd to Open Omni, there. ta cm the - Carat order mad. direct that none* be gives to all the pastlea Interested. Mcahlloaf4o es on • Week, for three stawantre w eOki, the tittsbusah ireek/y imulate came be Mose to the ramtrest. the s oldpotato:me be disstarge4 from the Males of itie satd executor. xX Inca for hY tare. •By tha Court, Prom the Boma w. A. itisitorticuark. DRESS AND SOROOL WITS. A nen lot of choice goods For Fall Wear. Just ELECtIVED BY GRAY & LOGAN, 47 St. Clair litraref ABefhTurr ltr•11 , 11111•Ieritc . . 0.7106, OF eo. Pe. Sept. OF QUARTER. a , /11A eTER'S ETUDES. Di Ntoves; 275 Joints 01 Stove Pipe; 6 Desks; ■ Tablet, anA several other artle'es. Wl/1 be led et Public, Auer.lon, at the Govern ment Flory house. on Penn street, opposite the Fort Wayn• Da Iroed Depot, In tilts efts. on WEDNESDAY, October lth, 1565, at to o'olook • 11-natn—Cub, C. S. Currency. A.E. E CAMP, C. and Q. lE., U. S. I e2s:t ou FANCY 30008, T3YS, BASKETS, .:40,C;. vala.colcmeseales max.dt FLotes.l.l... New Goode Art opened. Pelee. greatly re duee...l, at C. LACER'S YARIEY DT TOY STOBE, SO. 101 HAIIIRLFT 811TEET 1:1333111363 ROSS OIL COMPANY.—/O, a meeting of the Stockholders of the BUSS OIL COIL PAS Y, held et their ofhce on the Oth inst., the capital stock of the Company l e w d TWENTY ims vats of all present. IncreasedFlVE TuOI3SAND SBA RES. Stockholders will please take notice and call and take out their pro -rata share of the new stock, al Rim necessary to halm funds Immediately to carry on the work now on hand By order of the Board. ROBERT WItAY , Jb . Scerptarp. llEvarrs POLYTILT.OI7M FOE THE HAM, t. acknowledged by all who Mitre twee ft to be A No. t. Try Eye dontrtnre and. he convinced. For bate by oil drugristb ly itblyd BOOKS I IIOOKEI Sherman'. Great Wares; Civil Policy in Aaanca Draper, Tba Sabbath Peens re. Exile. in Babylon; Bcebna'a Bemiolecenees; Fifteen Deeial Battles; Hill's iniant Bloats; Photograph Libor.; Poslut Bursae; Portfolics, Stationery; Smith'. American lake. Slate.; School Books; Inkstaeds; Penholder.; Pens, as 3. L .R EAR'S, rot's No. In Fourth street. Tax-Payers of Allegheny Taira notice. I BARON LIEBIOB' Lllll3ll on Pirreeenos. alAS lerartil TRUSTEE Ulth, moo. VLECTION OF E.3.-,-T a etorkholders of the Pittaburgh Gag glom y are hereby an election tottl be t et the o ffi ce of the Company,a In Plurbunth, on the FIT. ST MONDAY (mond day) OF (b TOHER NEXT, between the hours of t/ o'cloek, noon, and 2 o'clock P. In, for the folcPou or eleot lag THREE PERStiNS to soma e. Truitees of cold 470IIIpeoy for three yews. tclintd JAMES M. CHRISTY, Treseurer. 4 'DUETS WARD Public notice is hereby given that the Bounty Tax, assessed rn the persons, occupation, and property of ..Id ward Is now due and payable to me at No. SO Washington street, and molt be paid In thirty dais Irani LW, date, or delinqueete wm 1.• proceeded Agalnot **cording to rit,BKBT BOLE. oda wd B:rnosia SA 18E6. FOR CALF. Three Superior Second Hand Boilers. rexty .Leeties in diameter, .thirtrelx feet /ear. 0-16 teetilities la each. /key basiedat a bargain. Emialreatibe Ude/trial Works. IL DI BOLE & 00., se= iw tor. Point Alley and Du, C. BEGGS RAB JUST UPRNED A very flca usoritane of -Batt= :/3onuots, Hasa, Blbboro, Flowers, Feathers, &a. Alio, MO latest styles of Coats, Basques, 11. d eserrhing In the Cloak lice, at No. IBC federal ektreet. Alloglaeo7. VITTEBURGH AND PHIL&DELPRIA. OIL COINPA.NY.—The nal meet of the. torkholders of this Comp ax an o y. will be held ing on hIONL AY.. Catobtr sth, is 16. et the of es of the Company. No. It 9 Pout th street, NT the pun... of cleat rtf °Neere for the ensulas yeer, and trans. acting can other business tot moo some before Them. A. T. PAIIIVESTOCH, &ender,. P.ELQUIVA,' WECOM,39X• TILE NO. 21 WYLIE STREET, MARES TO ORDER' GEAR 'OI7ITIRE) AtTII MODELS FUR AEW,3RVERTIOSti. eimayersi . _ . TAILOII3 , IV leaUM TO • REULFIV/1 monworattis IH THE ART OP Cutting Mats and Boys' dal - monis, BY AOTUAL ALEASOREATENTi wourOlo*Ol Ai bb alb, ••• • ELOIT.,Jat jotoRaITY'S. Clothlns Many &at= trAttrottain-actl irlattonds AJUgheay Qy. attildlartodltiM ,AND • P,LASTEIL-60 bbla for Bale by ..,XENEYY OOLLIeta. pRE BRICE.—Far tale by .HENRY H. OOLLINS. GLUE —6O bblc, for sale by REIVIT COLLZCS. ..... :rEsi".[t INCA 718.44111g42"44. DuisoLulitma' 5 • " ✓ 301118; BOYD &. , tr= aaa ,41 4 suer tlisi Ingle -settliatot aaxa of tea Pik fairs of the lota Jillo ft ioem —a a °Mee, eorzostogood iSiCWII JOEff-tic-BOYD, IT4VINO DISPOSED - OF OUR EN : Pittsburgh Steel _ Works, MISERS. ANDERSON, - COOK & CO We take pleasure hi firm to the patronage of ottrionser outman. JONES, BOYD & CO. tit: tea& sar:lw Prrrsarsair DRMORGR STEEL WORKS, ANDERSON, COOK & CO., (SCCCESSOILI SO JONES, BOYD 4 co,) tfattureettruir or the - best reene.l Out Steel. ir-t$ sod 0 4 2 6 0 1 2 . ct Wstses., , tor Plates. /bre, Fmk and Stunt OW Steel, (Jut Steel for repaying, sod- IlklCO•4 • Arlzaff, Iler.cluo,:a3A:Lessh Steel Arm wills, Spans'. Axle*, alicaldn; eta and Common Plmigb and Spring Steel COSleeCkrraer at Fume awl Vag noon% two bllxiaa above the Bloaeagabela House. OCTOBER. OUR YOUNG FOLKS, CONTAIN& THE FOLLOWING MIMS Grandfather'. Obeznut Tree, by !Mrs. * L. Maria child. (Hwy Cht:dran'e Song, by Luc Lamm. How the Indian Odru Urows, b y the author of , Brien Uinta Sisters... 'The Cruise of the Leopold,. I. by Oliver Optic. ESlGHotturerlth YOU? Brightreves, ni, by J. T. Trowbring, Dog Carlos, by Louisa Challis,. Allost In the Forest, IJE, by Captain IlLsyne Rola. DEMEMM Winolug Mr Way, X, tn , Carleton. Eltuag-Apay, by Mrs. Anna ff. Wells. Aunt Eatbet'a sto+l e by Mrs. IL B. Stove. Round Me Evening Lamp. This !flambee Contains 14 Illustrations Terme—Two dollars per annum. Single num bers, twenty mute JOHN P. HIIET & Co. PUBLISHIMS AGENTS, a FIFTH S. ilL&SONIO RAILJA. BIiCAIITLLS LIBRAR Y LEO TUEI23 I Season of 1865-'6. The Lecture Dozaatittes teg to annouroot the 01 lowlzg LIST OF LECTURERS, Ur tie ensuing season Mtn ANNA E. DIUEESSON November 2. O. OSORNYLN November 7. GEORGE THOMPSON November —. I , CORDOTA- - December 21. D 0... -... ........ December 23. Nlsa ANNA E. T-- — IONANSON Deoember e& Do. December 28. GEORGE VANDENHOPP • J' JOlll2 H. GOUGH I=l'k Ho. Marsh 21 TIMODOBE TILTOt Is also ecusbleualy as petted. Sew= tickets, (admitting to secured seats with. out eztra charm) $3, can now be obtained at the Library Booms, the _principal Ding and Book Stores, and from Um Committee. Tn.:Wise Bairewint, War. B. Ebtranas, B. 0. Atsim, Oakum L. Ossower..n. Jahn T. Donne jO. L. bloOnticroon, sets Lecture Committee. ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, MEADVILLE, PA. 4o.s.zozacto.x. fox. 1865*30 WBESESDAY, BIFTEMBES. 20, F4LL TB it Jrz OPEXB Wednesday, Drannbinn), Fall Tarn oloee.Thms. liar, January 4, Winter Ttrrn oy ens; Friday, Mann 10, Winter Tenn clones; Monday. April 1, Spring Term ("p.m; ThumPty, June S 9, SPnng Terra loses--aIIItiIIENUEM I. NT, Location beatitifril, healthful, and cur of acmes& Librarlea, Cabinets. and apparatue untuually on. tensive end raluable. A new boarding hall with lotepletely furnished [none for the acmnrooda. 100 of one hundred studeots. Boarding from SLEW o 34 OD per wee.. tnawee <OO2OeOCl2ll Latin and Greek will be formed at the beginning of the Fall Term. m. Cve»tuv of the Faculty WOOLEN alleaU-Efg, I 3 to z% port wide. OLLEN cßunria CLOTHS WITH MEDALLION CENTRES, LINEN DEUGGET, Three Yard• Wide. •X• AL X I=lL L=iVF7IV, Stair Oil Cloths. NEW STOCK JUST, OPENING BY NeFARLAND & COLLIN'S, 2(26 71 and 73 Market street. NIITRITi Vkl FOOD, Fon ENFANTS AND INVALIDS. For leaking a•oleaaar t and !dimly nutrition' Soup or Ornel for children deprived Or the mothnel salt, nod Invalids ig ogee !Q Fall Wreath= 011 each package. IV into at the GENTII6I. DE MI mar, .netsif Ohio and Federal stteets, In the Market Bowie, Antique:ly. niux. GEORGE A, KELLY T STORY 035' SIIERIMS GREAT ALARM, From the DIARY OF F A STAFF OFFIGHIL EY BREVET-NAM GEORGE WARD •11001,14 41,14,2.c5an, to General Sherman. ONE HANDSOME VOLUME, 12m0., WITH A MAP AND tiummtous /LLUSTRATOJNS. PRICE 81 711 Bent free, by mall, to any address:6a DAVIS, CA.8.5.8 t CO., anti '93 WOOD STREET. .quegnel Way Gmanel, DEAUGHTING OFFICE; AND, PATENT &GENCIy 8 No. is sr. OWE erarcr, oar 8114 14A11414 41404, Pcuotammanz, cm magma. Iledeleman Mx 14 Hay Meet. ist HAVING _ REMOVRCI TO 240. 82 FOURTH STREET, I ban opened a eigerusd eamortment or the latest Mlles to BONNETS. HATS, swam mowns,ex.trans. FAN ay Own% ex., "and am now prepared to wait m apoa my a call otittaintri,And all others who may favor e with serrimeod. MRS. IL Et. VirSICHITEIA - - --- WALL PAPER.—Kew pattanta, a ra• Zia. ICI dueeff Alatkat plata In greatirsturty et styles, • BUZ areeg • h 880 Meby lIBRICATING OIL.;40 U. oo b L bla. tin Liss. .TVEr .SDrEft,T..E.VBAIE.I7.B. ; /I ; gicultural Society. ..a!xm'Aam- IRON CITY OCTOBER-113, 19 AND 20,1888, t the new 4213SEUT OD FRIDAY. The Boatel of Managers asutettnee to the piths that theya dlan ari a hissed ntly foe - a t_eno. of yu. mondere the contsota sd inte hanyeas the IRO® CITY PARK; Situated at Lallatllentik. mar the city 1124. Large. and , TraLdrranged )31711,t0124E1S Have been ereatcd foi thodtiplay of aircrui ENTS rlas AB ", dartbes, . I If PLERI, ?RIMS. anar.E.v .. PLowsum autzL smarm milt VEABETAJILYAi POULTRY. LIBERAL ARRAIiGidIENTS. DIME • SATISFICTION To ETA[biters sad Spectators. LARGE PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED. And the dlaplay In all departments pfOttaiall to be IX, t:NSIVE AND IMPOSING. 401= . The Maaagere have provided A Satiable Durso for the Display of ilonas, And, In addition to the tads pedand to the Pre minm Lhts, the track yid DO OPIA shah day for EQUIERIAN PIRFORILINCES, Vides the areettoes of th► Clorazetttee. TEE GROUNDS ARE Supplied With Pure Water. Hay and Straw PITRITISRED GRATIS. rain at Cost. IRON CITY PARC eau be reached by the Olt. Items' Passenger Railway. Also, Asooatmotatleei trains ertll be run by the Pennsylvania Railroad tlonipanv. sip Pleaders Like can be_p_reenred at the Booms 01, the Society, _Pio. 18 - biteet, or by aValazeltherzar i .und mnae eteim inet" en the Sect • book, before .713.1t3DA.Y.RPEN INO, 0011) 17, sa4 incept herseq_brought within the trolosure u as ViESD6Y Nous ; A Blau Band wilt be In atieanance. ger Athiple arrangeane.ta tot male. PRICE& Or ADMISSION g l2latm.h tec tion 25 cents. l'aro.horse Vehloleg 15 cant& 25 eento. 81nolo.banie Vettlolef 20 °sato. Slagle 110,1e.f 0n... . 10 cant& °concoct! of veblelea will ad 1.. py,. l / 1 - oolattlon, Me mobs:prim, of Judge.' Reports will be rend from the Preal. deut's tent on FRIDAY. OCTOBER Iq et Iwo o'clock P. CASH PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID For furtrer Information. eddreee Copt. JOHN YOUNG, J. Superintendent, (Jen. JAMES S. NEOLEY, CorreeporrillopcSecre. tory of the Society, or S. 811110YER, triturate,. ry to the Board. eeetattort.ir ARMY BOOTS, REAL GENUINE KIP LEATHER. CUSTOM-3IADE RAND SEWED, J. TINGLEY, Three Dollars a Pair, at 11PCLELL SNIPS AUCTION HOUSE, OS i-irekk 0 t - r4O et. Sir. AU goods at Cost, to make room for Its proverserda. tea COME 011 E, COME ALL I GEBTLIZINS YOULSIIING STORE. Nos.lB and 15 St. Clair St. The attention of the public, Ii called to the IaTO and extensive steak of CENTLlnrgvi'S FUR. N/SHING GOODS. just opened at the above. mentioned place, whin!, I am now offtring at great bargains. y one In want of the above Goods, wilt find dit to their advantage to give me a call, and examine my stock before puttering else where. They can linstr.he largest and best seleeted stock of Fine White Shirts, extra alms, Besieges Shirts, Woolen, Cotton and Lisle Thread Under shirts and Dreams, Scarfs, Reck Tie; Socks, So.. mndere, Butterflies, and ever yth ing pertaining to the Gentlemen's Furnishing tods, in the city, Remember the Mare. LI awl IS St. ()lair atreet. SAMUEL L.EVIN. N. B. A large stock of Rats, Cape, Gray's 1301. lace Lockwood's. Universal, Byron'. Enameled and lilaseasoll, will be sold lower than cast b io lam FOR BALE AT. OIL OITY. The Landing =red by Brewer, Barka & 00, with shod., (mite°, Tnnke And Fixtnrea, on bank Of Allegbeol rive , . at 04 laity , wi ll be sold at Auction, on TwUBSI" Alfj tho 6th day 0! 0:to• LT?. at two c'eqnnir n net oroylonalir dinicsot of at 1 - ricato :217rts baffilng fa owl of the twat: ua the rt.. Wilk, haying ono hundred feet v uzy y n 1 teat . npfr !* 5,4 room aa.2 Platforms, two Trlts. eich aft !moored barrel ospaatty. two.. *to., thllmo usadd Lug. pa.tionlara app l y to Jtiari ril&trif & vu, CO the premise; er to BREWEEL.•BLIBRE Corner %Attune Warandillateack attli:Lacal Plttsourgh. Pa, BUTLD/NO LOTS somas sA..tazi. .1 A Or• we Medians Illnersvute, adlolulng the p_rovertien of Mn. Denny, ntr. Sebenley and Mr. oteuk, intersected by Webster stmt, stuumptable of alvlsion into valuable building alto, IS OFFERED FOB r SitE, CREIF. Apply for farther aarrloalere r to 8. 8. BItY2S, Broker, zn_ vePortranz sr.. 4rittrirea "Bandbm STILEI OPENIN p TALL eliftBONB beesested, are hereby =tided that the under. llifoulr Viewers . mowed. to view and MAU tate damages arising from the proposed opening of • street, 40 feet wide, Dom Melt:memo or Peuntag ano Pletelog ate/sere, about dM feed, (arttrontlug the -plan and speoldcatlons lampoon* tro. pw titian of Henderson and:others,) the ram Ward. Allegheny elty, Ifflrtneet on the lloa of • add street tor the purposed' their spoons:meat, on WEDNENDAY, September ' Sttb, IAN, as o'clock, tit x. „TABUS GRAHL3f• JOHN BRO Witt JOHN DY:Hari " wars. STIMET OPEN LliG.-4.11 persons inter. ems,. sr* bere-by no:reed:hat tne undersigned. viewers appointed to view and seam the damages and benefits arising from the proposed opening of e street, 4.0 feet wide, frost the junction -of yell. mount sad Flentht streets, east *Niue we rest. I . the Third ward, 9 ettAladertedutz to the plan and specifications secompanridd the petition of Bandsmen and others.) wilt meet pa the line Of scald street foe the purposes of thede , appoLerntnt: on WEDNESDAY, Depteudgr. Risk lass, at JAMES MUM JOHN DRows, Jr, VlOWers. MIR DYER, WIRBE FOR HALE. -•-6.A large - riear al4 Bay Hone, 'smutted soma. espy at Is3hOutp Mats IF. B. EO4 H:CRY C ~-~- `N~'H Hass been wads-to lame riEIIA.ANAKA, MOOD DOBEL Y" . '' '' H A inotit ...manuawit y..” . artlels mkt ppAtivo airs' 4_ ::::: 131aMYSS%— Ere$7at tfaakat:' , ,! amalgam: tag • • .__- - ' :•Ay a Tun lt:rarlig mgagariArim',•' gestam Ltd who an 4 It Ctocti. but iitialg 4 7l7l-vgatillriA: ci '''" - '"' '. • ___________, mom Smaglaktsat Col,o3A`Tri -- m. aws taillefihrt7,_ .i 24 _ Castile Io aPaareW . - ..ci•'-Zgetniza &In/am 3****4l* Woorkstilere Dar 66; .e.) EATON'S, 17 Fink:Sket, NEWARieliALtit Trinnagp, Notions - • Embrolder b l 1 la finny 604 Bonnet, Neelr&Vintniztildbbon4 HosigY, %Tear NLinen and sillr HaThir t ehiefo, E. 14 001 M; Plai Velvet Maki; Fall .Tine Aar/et Velvet 'Ribbons( White 000 dgi -- 771 Swim Mull % Viotanikiawni • = Jaakaneta: ' Plain and Cheelcidli, - Wl*: ' Thread and Law _ New l,hyle Nat - Fine assintaiuid DO' 'e Natalia& Railroaatilags, - Lull Line Tally. - Naluna cir`Vo`ii piXik Ist re: is xr4ll, Nriv GOODS 1 NEW (3il.t>ol) Two CELLO tidies , Arcidoldidd ffidrlno StOdk• lbws, two cam Mato Ribbed teethe Stoeldnii,' -two (Mita Odlran's ilodo wok Ina. BMW Nelloo Edotiktligilf o =7 We Oacklial."." 4 7 13C.:X/41110, two .4kMat.-Aitea's,so, 4 42.: Aft; oaltt Wats dal drawees, and 41#,44trordt. • BALMORAL SMETS.-. Hoop skirts, Hoods. SOutdsp.ELS Mali% HISS btu Et , tld• Has. - Versate,- tdisusdaP t BMW Goods, MUnsery Quads, norrerd, /relabels, HAW Urns, bilks, Bmb?o'dluel, sod sligslist , nrist7 /PAM GPOdS•I r " • • Our Notion lepa Well be lova .tinaire:Teareepplle4: STOCK. N e iloCo pounds nßerf or Whdenle and UtAilf ;111 , 4 • . • IoB.ltOßtilitlO.l.., , 0017 11 gni is B&Tn & /I=_ Itireopl3w! DlXer4ko. In all colors, of the very - beat Ines— double twisted, al ell pilau. Coburgs, All colors, from 27 34 .4¢lo, BL AN.EETS; • - All aLies, GO per mat. eleapilz LLtall Rat's. prices. as Ai. X-• C:).VL Att, Zs EL In rid' and dlEsud se27 21 FIFTH ST/Met- TO THE TRADE. ACItUM & CARLUSISS, NO. 19 bitten STREET. mra=ss sroux,i) r Notions and Fancy. Goods; An eleDnt SEM anent of rido foi a CITY RETAIL TRADE:. at al/ that to Inch and Marta Market • - Tammlno. Elltitoas, Etoaleen Mamas , robes, Ladles , Ift,derwear, as ea Trlametag, Real Lam, . Magic R‘ftl4l2, Patent Prillhom 1,11 Linen and Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs, Ness Elsie. Lombards, for the heed, .; Banc, Jewelry, New Bryka-fiery desirable. Bradley% Duplex bkLrta, Preach Comets, Fancy Salt Zephyr Goode, • Bcatou Bibbed and BP:coral Hose. Gents' French Mattel Shlll4. Marie Stout luau wateifav firtu. r • ; ALL soars -cir:l: India and Gentlemen's Fltrnlilting Goods, To which we • invite attention bartne_pnrellairlhr elsewhere. We eau eannaentarlarlo - lhe Whale. sale Trade, that we have the lancestetock to onr ever .{ resi in thin city. auk -Boyers win find our re as low an any New Tork orhila. d e lphia obblna Hons.. IfIACHVLTI&- CARLISLE, 50. 19 RIME CIILIWIT. sea • M.SCRI:I3I IC GLYD lIV4 ADMIT ! 4 .A. TED AS PARTNERS, Frank Tan Corder and Caltin Ragan; The partneratilD to lets Dom Atirtei, 10,tuarl the end the business to be conducted utoter the =We and style of • Elacrum, Glyde* Coaj AT WHOLES4I.E. £5,000 Enameled Paper Collars; 25,009 Common do. (104 2,000 pounds Wool tinittltp; Yam; • 2,000 dozen Woo/ and s Te* lo UO; ( 4 ZOO doz. Indersidris aniDrawers; 75 eartoni4ega an* ',-• 500 dozen Lace Tells;, - • 500 doz. Ladies' Linen Odka.• Asd s Tertbsary stockit, Ruicy Goods; itoidanS, --- &C, &T .EASTEMIT PRIDE'S.. • NEW FALL 0091393118TppEnag .tr W. W mooniaßtirs, si nun= crami. a !cal and eozaVate AssortAtra,: at Embroideries. dia=32 ":: Woolen Mods, lip*ryt Scarfsi&e.; luziew pru m ti wags Fatu ous foiitairest si imls W. W. 21001 ~,~. . ~:
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