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iaitild*.- • • •
dliturbsiiceltrJiuniaci was, as we'
have said before, a mere local riot, and no
factitas,yet I:reen elicited to justify the pin
-16 fwir or the . larnities Prigs' that it was a
grand conspiracy to murder the white race
„of the island. The reports of Me Jamaica
• •`tariers 'fiave been— the source of ail the
ideas prevalent in this country concerning
this outbreak; but as time elapses the facts
are cbmlng out from other sources, and by
and-by we shall be able to get a clearer
-corappthectetion,of thecosames, and -purposes
ofzet-itiiitirbailee that4tait -been ea vilely
Magnified and so brutally repressed.
AS the facts respecting the condition of
the hegroes in Jamaica ,begin t transpire,
ettli
It-appears that they have been most ma
justly treated, and t e real wonder is, not
that. some of them a onid revolt, but that
they have not befog ' been turbulent and
eisorderly. The p enters have tried re
peatedly to reduce, t to virtual slavery,
Sneto obtain their labor without giving
them compensation. A writer who is per.
- fectlY . ,,uuniftar with , Jamaica affairs, and .
isittilituchea office twelve years la that
island, commuqicates to the London News,
value* information on the subject. He
says it is not true-that the negroes 'refuse to
work for fair wages, but that on the ton
trajthey are the only people who will
*dirtier°. : Ile says also: -
"Further, they do work on the sugar
and other estates for most inadequate wa
ges, After the abolition of slavery, the
plaidera of Jamaica endeavored to force
the negroes to work for Is per day, wages
to be paid monthly. I have often knowa
the biNtea to remain unpaid for several
trenths, we'd sometimes they were not
paid at all. The highest wages I have
known paid In Jamaica for a day's ordina
.e.', ilsld labor tale: Pd.. 'The legislature of
Jamaica scouts the idea of free trade In
"The necessaries of life for the' laboring
airless, finches food and clothing, are taxed to
a preposten34 =wont, and such articles
cost eprice mostly 50 per cent , and some - -
times 100 per cent. more than the• same
cost tide ,country. What are we to
think of la pe day to a laborer's wages
Ina Country where such a Mate of thtuos
prevails? Jamaica le notoriously the treat
governed dependency of Great Britain, and
nothing bat tbsslawabidin,g,docllity of the
negre and Idimarni loyalty, to the British
. Crown has preserved a severely oppressed
people in a state - of peaceable endurance."
If the lesson otitis Jamaica trouble is
worth anything it will teach the rebellious
maaelipt the_ . Seutliiliatii will pay,
is tSd a nal, to oppress and trample on
freedmen. It-the nogro is docile, Inibmis
eivo and patient under wrong, there it Mich
a thing as pushing matters too far, even
own him, and let them take warning, ac
cordhigiy.
Tim Jtrptc,,f,tive Committee of the House
oPatepresentatives of the Tennessee flees
'stare has reported against the passage of
the bill freni the Senate legalizing degro
testimony in the court& No good reason
Is assigned for the adverse report, the only
plea; urged by the committee being that the
passage of the bill is in their view, Inexpe
Tennessee is the only one of the Southern
States that could boast of having a loyal
element among its people; and yet we find
even Tesnessee halting and baulking when
aaked to do an act of common Justice to a
tare constituting a very large portion of its
Whit; then, can we expect of
the other States? If Tennessee will not
do Attlee to hex freedmen, It will be Idle to
lock for a better example from any of the
others.
i , . For Tennessee, It must be remembeted,is
i' the President's' o*n State, told- ho, to his
t , - honor be it spoken, bas openly signified his
1,..... .. &site that this bill shOuld pass. Be. ex
.l. ' pressed a hearty approval of Its passage by
t . the Sehate, and an equally hearty wish ac
i ---.
companied the approval that the. House
• 1 ,„..slihOldfinisli itliat, the &Snide:had so' well
"-' begun. But even his powerful influence is
inst indent to wean these men from their
1,
-fatuity. The oppressor never will be gen
t'.
• erous, of his own accord, to those whom he
--hasopptessed; audit' Tennessee, with loy.
sd li.ood canning in her veins, cannot be
brought tcitoe the mark on so plain a pro
positiOn as th'.l3, all the hopes entertained
Idiat the Southern States would voluntarily
secure to the freedmen their rights, must
. all..,lleconstniction 'has evidently been
begun too soon, and must be postponed 'en.
',,,.• ill the men who now control the South are
~ , , e nlightened with some glimmers of coin
:l-Linen iinte. ,
'. calie Indignation which the President has
expressed at the blindness and folly as well
as wickedness of the men who thus lead the
• liotitltinlo - Wrong piths:, will be shared by
the whole country. They have had a fair
- - Achattce 10 redeem themselves; the tide
which leads onto fortune swept by . them
'r hem to trust themselves to Its re
' 00as:rat ;:trirdr(phant. force; but they
• threw 04 chance away, and resigned
themselves to the poor and thriftless task
cr; 1 of gratifying old mallgcdtics and venting
spleen 'upon ell their power
*". have shown themselves unegrral tor
3 the duty ofthe hoer. -'They cannot divest
• ihemwlves er the tontrol of.their ogly,vert-
Ii
-' 12 Pia 102 2 - b u t g t v il g'nm l f
l PicY;
eme th A t the Po erzi : then
belongs to them of right, and
-ipatead o f t es tgl a tt e g upon meresulter
nit the P o Wers 0 . aespot
ve, trifled with •their how oil grace,
iiii l lll;eirilitie a Its slip 4way unimproved.
Oforiarelliei are undeservingof con
; idertim ortrest. '
- I`6,*(ga 10a. Ozigilve,. inlet ,t3coatbem
- niarden inatcrialy Worried by the re.
sulfa of the war,. we commend what the
( ChegnitculKetis :the Black Code
I . "of South Carolina, that the , prOvisbina are
"compatible with the - freedom oU the
‘; '-' 2 2216 itiltkinigZed by our State Constitu•
lion." It further remer4that
- • ...wrberesuay be some outsiders whose no
liens offraternity awl' eqttallty may be
nornawluit dbsturbed therel:7, but they must
remember that the matiquated, abstract
theories of Thomtia 3derson. In that re
hz4esuth d, lje arty P"C as t rAn r :Var 4A .
ifotritee4 Wfut:Fatekr trit l 4o l oteitt AY -the:
-r.
~"?. .,132e Yllig- 12* *Atti.*(14 . 1 101) 41 14 eito
. nay , ritirli forbid by • ardum,
- 'stucco to forego acting upon the prizir t t.
. plea th4ibiLl piore* bit at tie first op.
pprtunity ihoy ' , FT return like a dog to
,its
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Aleriulahuut;State Cintittattee, held
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The leading mtn of Illinois recently held
• State Conven ion-to revivelleold scheme
of getting the 'National Government to coo
lintel a ship canal around the fails of Ni
agara, eo as to connect Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario.
When this scheme was up in Congress
before;•itwas urged ass rear measure, In
connection with a similar measure to con
struct a ship canal across the State of lin-
MIN connecting Lake Michigan with the
lillsolatipnl, the claim being that he Gov
-ernment needed these ,two canals for the
easy transit of troops and rarderiala of war
tide-water to the Idississippl, the en
, gement ef the Erie Canal, at national
ex - pease, following, as a &atter-of course.
so as to permit largevessels to pass from
tide-Vratcr.to Labe Ontario' The scheme
miscarried then, the ceiavenient. dodge of
mating it a war measure falling to hide its
managers profiting by
,enormities; and its
their defeat on that occasion , have now
abandoned that part of the Scheme Which
involved the cough-action of the canal
across Illinois, unl confine themselves to
the simple d e mand that the Government
shall con gtractashipeanal around the Falls
of liiagara and secure to our citizens the
full and free use of the St. Lawrence River
as a highway to the ocear.
This project will undoubtedly be pressed
in Congress by the Northwestern members,
who feel the nte3 of a better outlet to this
water than the Eric Canal affords; but we
trust that all efforts to engage the Govern
ment in constructing canals or any other
work of internal improvement will fail.
If a sh'p canal at Niagara is a.work of ne•
cessity, private enterprise is adequate to its
accomplishment. The nation is already
deeply enough in debt ; and if the Govern
ment is once entrapped into such an under
taking it will have to follow It up by build
ing roads and canals and improving rivers
all over the country. We, certainly, shall
put in our plea, in such a case, for thelm•
provement of the navigation of the Ohio
riven and we certainly have as good reasons
for urging that as the Northwest has for
urging the Niagara Canal.
As to the free navigation of the St. Law
re.ace, that is another matter. It involves
no outlay of money, and the Government
may very properly make it a subject of ne
gotiation with the Canadian and -English
authorities. It cannot be attained, how
ever, witout another reciprocity treaty;
and as the united States has just given no
tice to those authorities of the termiruidon of
the present reciprocity treaty, it will not
be found so easy to negotiate snothet.
The capitalists will, at least, have fibers ,
dance of time to construct the Niagara ship
canal before the ratifications of ouch a
treaty can Ix exchanged.
A Faxiscn Beams.—Considerable, alarm
was felt in Paris, a ahort time since, caused
by a report in n Belgian paper that Admi
ral Fenn/km:Pr was cruising myaterlously
in a United States lessel around the har
bors of Brest and L'Orient, The report led
to the belleSA that the Admiral was taking
soundings and making himself personally
acquainted with the eons.; and the Preach
felt as
~ sincere an alarm as the people or
Mobile did when the gallant Admiral was
pouring hot shot into that devoted city. It
turns out, however, that the Admiral was
M home all the while; but the French
scare was none the leas a strong evidence
of their sincere fear of old Fertnsort.
JUDGE PGLAND, the Hailed States Sena
tor from Yerniont,is set dOWA IA some quar
ters as a'"Contervatlve Republican." The
Judge was an original Free Soil parry man,
and a man educated in that school Is no;
apt to becopm "conservative," In the South
ern sense. He may be considered "conser
vative" in Vermont; but then they are so
frightfully thdicil up there that a man
whom they woutti count conservative would
readily pass for a radical any where else.
VARAWIAPH in the dispatches to the
Associated Press sap: "The Interior of the
Capitol fa completely prepared for the ap•
preaching session. The desks for South
ern members have been replaced." The
desks of the Southall members have never
been removed. The halls of the two hous
es remain unchanged In their arrangements
(Trittelat. d from tee Courier dr. Etats Onb. for
the Putsbur t h Cessette.)
TIM POISEISANDOAH.
The arrival of the corsair Shenandoah at Liv
erpool exercises the nerve. of our cotemporarbm.
It was evident to us that England would sur
render the vessel to the American authorities 't
and net at liberty the of letra and crew. It bap.
pelted en predicted by us. Notwithstanding
some clauses In the Ashburton trestywe could
not see .ray England could properly anti honor
ably give consent to the surrender of Captain
Waddell and crew, and we agree on this point
with the London Timm- If Captain Waddell, as
soon es he had the assurance of the falling of
the Confederacy, ceased his course, he was not
a pirate and therefore it was impossible to try
him as such. In a contrary case, piracy being
a mime against all nations, the power which
Captured him, or to which he surrendered him
aelf had the right of trying him. It appears
that the English cabinet viewed the matter as
in the former case, liberty having been given
him to go and coin, without molestation. We
can, as well as the London Tetegrapb. be aston
ished that the American Navy, being no further
occupied by the blockade, could not certain
this corsair.
It is &certainty that the Sheaadosh affair
will complicate the relations between the Uni
ted States and England, especially If we observe
the eamewhat quer ulontand martial Lone 115311-
riled at the present by Mr. Bo ward. The list of
damages by the Shenadostit will enlarge those
of the Alabama. It is even doubtful whether
the government will accept the restitution of
the Confederate ebip, In order to provethat she
was an English vsszel and that England was
responsible for her career. This is the counsel
given to the Cabinet by the Tribune. The Tana
desires that in future we shoulp keep toward
England the same prinelplesof neutrality as she
in willing to keep cow towards int. The World
and the Sun think that Great Britain could not
retes a to eurrender Captain Waddell even
marling to therAbbarton treaty, piracy being,
a cantor extradition. But it ls i the fact of
piracy which mutt be proved. Again:what urgent
Intense has the United States to ask their sur
render Weis they are the Honk', expreesi(opgg
• desire to tate the pirate and his, crow? • It
true that Mr, Beneett's Journal useslarge wards
and threatens. Raided with war cud Pentad
owes, If abe date not do as the cabinet at
Washington &tilts- Them= Journal Preaellt s
a ka a eingalar WW2" IN that:ed the owners of
Confederate bonds. acting en the principle, that
if the United Bona inherit any property of the
szeonrederation, they will .nab Inherit its debts,
Therefore /kg raga inlmedlattly surrender
the Shenandoah. The Daily Rem think th a t
. a Asurrender_ Of.. COPiain Wadded odd crew
could end in .nothing but cruel and larMeciOG:
ry executions. .we tea tbst oar America con.
tetaPOrariailaoiet cam la their Time. of ea
inciaent so suddenly sprung before then:. We
brine perfectit,disinterested In' t. 4. matter
will but Wrist= et the klorCaniongra '
PrAdifairerent ettinuicoas. - i• • 4 -_-:;;
, • ,11. la ,nnistataarthat to continue the C
on frum the *stem add of the Catlin=
tond.inediltuitinind Great Western
Company will use the ettattefolthelsior
Centre and 'spruce Oak Company, ;This 1,
sznrcittellsOckik4hlo4/11•1014 winter
anytOMpinylsi Northam •
Oounty, it - n - a - to make their wesurn terminus
Italifeita: f Broil Eslifonfele•Ute.'4l3nati. Me
Itthrty to -- I.l2llllpaburt=frod rAuhparipr
another =AU: II seenrettecr:Cleirdiad,pfrom
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wed physicians:of New York, died et Wthianit.;
tartan.. thollth -UMW; In his . Indyell'.
Though Wain tine Amster elty, he was educa-1
Mesa graduated - al Glasgow.— ito practiced,
his profession In lien York and in vicinity to
the lath mnstontionotnd bin countrymen lose ils
inin r net only a constientiona mititea adviser,
"trot moan actin rammer of their intiadittop
lizta a gtaioll , 4oP4o4 or illelz Vali
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Adrupa 2,6 9 3 2,841 4116,634 9,647
Allegheny 11,139 6,650 11,162 11,559
19 2,309 1,818 2,518
Allut l•ng -•- • • • !,' / , •.2.241 1,600
Beaver ' • ..,- nag ' age '
2 493 2.563 2,431 2,582
Bedford - 4 SIG 10,001 4,620 10.016
aerks------ 1.601 • 1.273 , 3,4 - 41 2. • 1,731
113412.. ........ .-•••t: 0,24.9 k . 304 6 J o. 2,301
- SrEdford .......... ism 6,031 isms . also
(3/3%.11Lita............ ................ 2 1, , ,1 683 1:9 2, 2,317 36 061 1 2, ;,91 :1 28 1 .. 2 2:24 364 74,
,C •• ,„, - ,L._ 3...3.. 3 . 1,414 1,612 1,412 1,991
7 " . r- -• . " -• - 2,70 1,031 2,74.3 2,937
Cravat
mater.------ 7.074 4,047 7,066 4.962
Clorlo 9 -- .--.-. 1,177 1,967 1.079 1,972
-C166.717,4111. 1,30 2,047 ,1,.,V3 2,095
Clinton 1,427 1.785 1,422 1.8115
7:701117201a • 1,511 3,1117 1.089 1,018
Craw fine............. 4.183 1 907 4,190 2,932
Cumberland...-- 5.2 57 3.710 3,003 3.701
DamphlE- -. 4,855 2,261 4,658 3,285
Delaware....-........ 2,617 1,635 2,61.9 1,322
Elk - . 237 1133 233 643
Erne.. ..-- 3,811 2 051 3,814 • 2,C111
Fayette ..... ..-.. - . 3,0913 3,675 3,110 .7 - ,3117
Franklin 3.320 3.470 6,619 3,670
Fulton .• • 622 80 620 1315
F0rtig........- ~,„ 77 00 •rs 5 3
'1.1116-152......-........ 1,407 2 512 1,402 2,6 M
H " 4 '4 999 .* •• - - 2,602 1,599 2,565 1,690
Indiana..._. 5,732 ' 1,0.0 3,757 1,83 7
/drama - .... 1,741 1,662 1,736 1,613
Juniata 1,300 1,405 1,252 1,491
Lancaster 11,,99 6.970 11,410 5 , 950
Lawrence 2,281 9.1 2,265 916
Lebanon..._ ...... 3.044 1,203 3,049 1,934
Lenicb 2,547 1,531 3,509 4,648
L5:124 , 796 6 176 6,916 6,110 6,98
LycOMlog-. ..... ... 3,192 3,397 3,153 3,430
Iltalinan ..........._. 581 44.4 518 441
Mercer 3,081 2,113 1580 2.741
Main... ..... .....- . 1,60 1,515 1,623 1,621
Monroe 411 1,920 411 1,941
Montgomery • 5,910 6,918 5 831 6,966
81001 our .... ..... ... 837 6109 147 1...211
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N or•hampte .. .2,722 4 719 2,787 4,713
Nm tb unit ei land... 2,424 2,843 2,4 2817
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Perry ,287 2,037 2,282 2 242
Polladr Iphla 49 939 399,1 42.924 39,821
Pike . . . 2.24 99 236 799
Otter . 292 272 833 20
..... 6,912 6 873 0,993 0,818
2,1582 1,112 2.577 1,411
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Susql(tillir 3,291 1.999 3.°59 1.963
to;. 3 191 965 3,192 936
1 1 9189 1 533 1.131 1 981 1,117
V ns ..... 2.611 2,94 2.606 2 292
uto/a... ...... 1,731 971 1,719 919
Ws4t,ll3E ton . 4,45• 3,919 4,46,, 3.944
Wayne .... 1,617 1.94.3 1,641 1,9 r 5
Westo3.4 - clan4 4,093 6.097 4 093 0,196
Wyom2ng te2l4 1 261 1.211 1,162
York -- ........ ..... 4,664 6,9.7 4,661 6.923
221.400 215,140 23;969 211,931
2113,749 216,991
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STATE PEWS
A Leann company of distinguished gentle
men, rein esentatives of the great railroad com
panies, the coal and mining operations. and the
commercial and mat ulacturing Interests of the
country were present at the complimentary din
ner given to Judge Packer. at Bethlehem, on
Thursday, as a - recognition of his merits its a
pioneer In the Improvements of the Lehigh Val
ley, and his recent liberal endowment of Lehigh
College. Among those who made speeches on
the occasion were Colonel J. W. Forney, Mr. 9.
C. Carey, Judge Strong, Daglel Dougherty.
Esq., and Morton hichilchaeL
TIM vote of the 77th Pennsylvania regiment
and Independent Battery 9, Pendaylvaula Ar-
Cawas received by the Prothonotary of
n county on Monday last. The returns
'show a majority of twenty-seven for Mr. Me.-
Conatmhy, for Senator, whicheecures his elec
tion. Although fairly elected, we hope Mr.
McConanghy will not fail to expose the fraudu
lent and illegal voting In the district by which
It was attempted to deprive, him of his seat.
Tun Gettysburg Railroad has been tmos
(erred to a 2.4-w York company who have pur
chased the controlling stock. It is proposed by
the new company to open a direct line of road
from Reading to Columbia on through York,
via Oxford to Gettysburg. From this point it is
proposed to extend the road on tbrousb to the
southwest, making connection ultimately with
the Sirutkeru roads, by way of the valley of
Virginia.
Cm.. D. W. Rows has Bled his petition In the
Franklin county court, as a preliminary step to
contest the right of W. S. Stenger' to bold the
Oleo of District Attorney in that county. Sten•
ger had a majority or three on the home vote,
but it Is alleged that a number of Illegal tud
lota were east, and that Bowe had a majority of
fifty in the soldiere' vote returned after the ter-
Ulterior was given Stenger,
Ray. Wn.mata :Bums of Philadelphia, died
quite suddenly, Friday evening. Mr, Barns
we. an eminent Divine of the Methodist Epis
copal Church, and was one of the oldest preach
ers In that denomination to the United States.
PosTimms GlonotunDEN - yotalt on Wednes
day, ordered the folicrwinw Esti:Usti Ph Hole
Centre, Vowing* county, Pennarlvanha. and ap.
point Frank F. Faego postmaster.
POLITICAL
FOR EIAYOII.
Ox. D. W. 111EORAW
Late or the 116th P. V., will be a catollelate for
Mayor of Allegheny City, eubjeat to the Union
nomination. • 11621:te
'.CITY CO EITROLLEII
SAMIILL ILLLINDER,
Clerk to the City Treasurer's Wire, at the least
tationadhis Meade. sill oder htroself ea • esadl•
date faYthe strove °Moe, eulihe; to • vate et the
Colon puny at theiretdoilar .koc•ion•
111 A YOB OF WI [IOW] EU IL
SCIIIIEL YLLOORE,
Late of the 155th Penneylamas Volunteers.
nolodus
t -ss,z FOB FIAYOII.
I . . . • a. I • •
Of the Third Ward, ALLEGHENY, will be a can
&sato for Mayor, =Meet to a vete of the Union
otera Ot AliAgbeny Olty,at the ensuing primary
action 00954
gar FOB MAYOR.
CAPTAIN WriL MAYS, of the Seventh Ward
wind, a eandidate for MAYOR, subjeet to the
nomination of the Wotan party of the city of
Pittsburgh. t ba held prior to the nest city elec
tion. aol Ate
THIS 111L1YOBALTY.....TAZIES DUN.
S.LISSON, Alderman of the Fourth Ward,
it the solicitation of friends, has consented to al.
toast/ammo to be used In connection with the
murk idisydralty, and will be a candidate subject
to the areas vote of the peoplsk in accordant*
with the recommendation of the last Ilepublican
Municipal Convention. oes:to
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MEETINGS
PITT TOWNSHIP
A MELTING will be held et the OAKLAND
PUBLIO SCHOOL ROUSE, on MONDAY
MORNING, the 11th, to appoint delegate' to the
Oily Oansolidatlonronienttoa..' nolGattl
A BISETLNG OF VIXOTOOKII.OLO
EBB 07 THE MARANO CHM_ PE.
TBOLEtral COMPANY will be held'at
LAMP HALL, No. sf. Fourth streat:.Pittaburgh,
on IFEIDAY, Dee. lat, at 2 o'clock, s. fr. rum..
tnal.attenclanect is requested AI hotness of vital
feciponaneerto.ttio stookAolders rill Abe broosat
befoiOttiii enema.
ft Misr Of tho Hostel Of Directors.
nti27:o2, Wi AITCHrE, Has. a • Treas.
ADJOURNED
, lIIICYof the members, and dl others Inter.
rated, to tho PITTSIMIGH GYM TASTIO As.
,300 ..jielnDli; trill te bed In the roosts. sdetery
Wilms. 8011, on MONDAY EVEDING.Nov.
iltb. at ileloalt. 6 !unattended's!' requested.
3102532 55 a . r•fl eo't.
. .
LusvotiVoiL axin '111141114:10 . 0.—FA
%neut. bf the Stoehhokteri of rho ahoy.
Xlempany Will be ?told at their office. hi 9_, Band
atnet, -on THURSDAY, NOV'. etalt,.at - a &aloe*
at, Boatmen of vital Importance be brought
before the meetly& All arecearnestly Welted to
attend. " nir . cltler. of tbe Board, •
nondtd NO 13r.,i4 RAY, Jr., SW/.
Osricrfrrrsirstrotr Obsslicuistum )1.11.05,
lirransliocr, 'Roy. Mb, 1.80.
N °TICE TO STOOKELOLDERB.-LTH
ANNUAL MEEVING or this &oaks - Mors ot
t i :llklssorgb tlonneltssllls AsiltoSaeoff.APatX
nc LtAbsl4 ad oaks ot the Complihy.
h area, lathe OM or 71tith
tha It MONDAY§ (totistledsyil of Thum sr.
4"a.44 Li tse CiPetatik. for the pupae t
t7eat3Tikrtezi°l34bsuitasarll.
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• --, - • . , Ver tam, uwa,
fee Warn en Directors et os'.
Compaap nave -
Gila Aar dr oleratt a dlyldarapßthe stook
of she uonsrury of
rcnnt voLidais'iEtiinAttz. '
.
ant oil llenbillta if Mined aliimentbs, payable.
to cub at and after, Dezember .l.l;t6,s, pt
Government tarn , -
ircOGltd' ZORN 8. GYAGGI-rBeo7.
~:;
LOST.
LOST—On Friday morning,l7l hat, in
the AlltichettyliTaiket HOuse. a LADT , SIEID
11111 TEN. The finder will. receive the thenka of
she menet by tearing It et O. A. rel ire Central
Troy Store, cornet of Ohio had Fetleril streets.
0c0.24t4
UTAIa TED—By a gentleman and wife,
1 TWO FURNISHED BOONS, with., Board,
within a tow minutes.' walk of the Poet Office.
Liddlen, 'Latins location and terms, H. P. W.,
OAZITTII orates nozaata
WANTED—TO EXCHANORA FARM
of °sex lota bunked atm In lowa, for OttY
Property The owner as. 1.0 WWI at the GAZILTTI
0771C8 beat 1011. X. 11/1111 4 2. W. alma day.
nottatttd
WARTED-4i. - MAN TO DU WORK
OZTA FARM, Dot Summer and Winter.
An irphoien of experience preferred. Address
A. It., 04215711 Ornas. nothtf
WANTED—At once, four or five good
BLACESDUTHB, to work on Hat= ant
Brldlei Blte. Conetaot _employment. Enquire of
WOODB STREET. ' notBt wd
W ANTED—A HOUSE, contatalog from
TT (nor to sts rooms, either In ['Minaret or
Allegheny. Bent co ecunsideration. DU - 01A note
Box "F. ' Onzerrrn Orrtos. • natal
- -
f T n E f
I, — 0 ,f
Brat
f GOOD ,f
rf, GIRL
c do
amens' housework, • ahomdlatatme from die city.
l ion Isaias anti a pod. home. Make applies.
lion at the CEAMITTZ UPPIOR. nofttt
'WANTED. /V.;
YOU WIDOW, }l4O
Cu become tired of single blessedness, mould
be pleased to eel - respond with a gentleman with a
view to matmimooy. Pictures eget:loosed Let
tele strictly confidential. Address MARY. no.
20272 tirsier. n0g3.3t1
IA - ANTED. —LIFE IlslL'It&NC E.—ln
••t his city, an active, nergeric ACIF.rf T fns •
~ 1.A26 SURANCE °O2I PINT.
To the tight man, who mall give his whole time
and energise to the work. a liberal compensultm
will be given. Address Put ()Mae Bon Ne. 3.17,
New 1 ore. 11024.304
W eLATED--AtiENTS.—ENERGE 11' lc
'OEN can make 65 to 510 • cay, selling the
celebrated, Improaca PATENT STAR NO-011Inde
NET IsVIINER for Kerosene etti Lamps. It
elves a splendid light, without smoke Or smell.
Evrry tsouly wants It, ultimo besold for the juice
a couple of Chimneys. Sample, post,atti, 26
cents.
Send for Circular end full pa:ticuls• a. Eitel.
sire territory el
JAMES F.1 , (iA17. Mxtlifsaturer.
0c.3.1mtl No. An , ri.itiria Lane Nrro ,
WANT E D—A l; ENTS. —E %i PLO Y -
M ENT I OR RETURNED SOLD lEftld AND
ALL to PliEß.S.—Great Sale of Jewelry, ,Ilver
ware, bc , he The HAIM-TOW & Co.'s Gar.se
fan DiSTIII.I3CTION. Our &gentian making from
Five to Thirty dollar. per doe, and we need still
more. Late Invoice, Itel& Europe have swelled
our stbtk to over Ono Million Ddllars. A splen
did enurement of Watchea, Rings, Ladle.' and
t)entlectien'e Jewelry of all kinds, of the most Mali.
tonahlo patterns, selling at 11 each Sam. Vbeents
for certificate, and von till ace whet you are en.
titled to; or send 11 [or fire. certltiesti a, or (05 for
thla te; or send a three cent stamp for our Terms to
ageLta, which are of the most liberal land. Now
Is your rime. Write plainly your Name. CI y,
County and State to Meath:a - on a Co., lieu (67i,
P. IL New took. Salesroom; 11 Liberty street
New Pori. noMdad
MT MiTED.—AOENTS FOB " THE
• s SEARET SERVICE. THE YIELD, THE
DUNGEON AND THE ESCARP... liv &Imam
Runteitheos, New York Tribtow Uorreepond
ant. The most intetesting and exulting book ever
ottlishad, embracing Mr. Rfehardsonl cmparalf
tied experience forth= years, treveling through
the South in the smut service of the Pribuns
at the outbreak of the war, with our armlets end
theta, both East mid Wort, durtng the gut two
years of the Rebeilloof Ma thrilling capture{ his
confinement fox ill months to seven &defeat rebel
prisons; his escape and almost ndraculona Journey
a of neatly too miles. it will abound to
mods, and contain more of the tact, incl.
SAM itail remand* of tke war than any other work
Yet publlanWL
Yosetuttsviadtes, energetlo young wen, and eve.
Rutty returned' and dliabled odious and ectalara,
to want of profitable employment, will tlnd It pc.
milady scapted to Matt condition. We have
agents idearing USD per mOnth, whisk we will
prove to any doubting applitant. Send for Craw
tam. Atddrae, JONES, BROS. CO.,
N. E. Mt n= Six th and Moot Meets.
jeinitsulewi Philadelphia Pa.
FOR SALE
'ROB SALR—HOTEL LEASE AND
FURNITURE, IN GALLIPOLI% OHIO.—
Rowe la well Dual abed; Baleen, Millard Table
and Bowling Alley attached; dolog a rood bual•
ow. For lolonsatlon, address J 5. E. RICH
ARDSON, Galllpolls, Ohio . xotlernd
FOR BALE—One three ory Brick
• iv
DWELLING ROUSE, No. 108 Beaver •V..
Alleglusey. vOntakining eight rooros.with a good
caller under the whole house' all to good order,
with a vaemat Lot aejolnlng, to lsy 100 feet. All
will be solo together. For further pertleulue,
enquire of RAMSEY la GALL.
Reel Estate Agents,
wd 01 Bearer street, Allegheny.
114 VB 'SALE —A NO. I STOOK MD
GRAIN EARN, containing about !CO acres,
situate 1p field township. Washington
Minty, Pennsylvania, on the .Monongahela river,
one mile above lock No 4; Ito wee of the hest
nverbottom. the whole farm launder a high mate
of :cultivation. Floe apple orchard about Si
ma Of coal With pit opened; the fencing Is good
and location beautiful.
For further particulars enquire of O. If
TOWER, Real Estate Agent, No. tee Foortte
street, or to E. T. TAN VOOItIi, on the premise.
nartial
PUBLIC NOTICES
Eil 0. O. F.-/1 ME M INti OY ULM it
LODOE, sea TemporaneevUte, trill be held
on SATO IL 6Y, rich Wet., at 12 °block, fn order
to attend the [uttered of Brother CYLLLI.IJiI.
SINGLEL Oh eta o'clock, P. B. Le embers of the
Lodge grill ple.se to attend punettully. hlem
bere of elder edges are respect[olly
By order of J. K. oUiIIiESSILIIC N. O.
Jeaa.Barau. Neeretary. nosalt
BUBSCIIIBEWS TO STOCK OF
FARMERS , AND AIgtIHA.VCS'
TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY,
Ass hereby requested to call and pay the fifth and
last Instalment of 110 per share on eotd Stock.
Subscribers who have tatted to respond to form
er calls, Will pleue obscse that the whole =owl t
subscribed Is now dne. By order of the Boud.
JOHN B. BEMPL}:, Tremors. ,
Pittsburgh. Nov. ID, MS. • dig/
tgrlll.llll. 611ART11 SELECT SCILOOL,
No. 12 LTABELLA STREET, ALLE
UDENY, near 01 Mar arca Brace.
Young Indies of orutatry oddlittac, ettendlag
the School, rata Improve raoWly. Too system le
thorough and interesting. Ibe prampal dear.
to receive none but eurh as are "Axiom. aq,l
scquir• s SOUND AND POLITE VIVO/.
N.
Olass. St 00 per month; a II 53;
Primary, $1 e 3. MUSIC; by c competent teacher.
Pupils cap !Wel It 1,137 trine,
' EVI NINO GLASSES ON MONDAYS AND
THURSDAYS. no1247111:11:11:19:21:23
NEW m)virß.fiimawrs
6 4() BBLS. MICRIGAY APPLE CIDER
itetived this day and foe sale by
con LB. VOILIT 00.111
LARD OIL.
R 6 bbls. No. I Lard Oil;
26 ' No. 2 do
In store add for sale by
:IA 111FS DALZ El, k Soft,
orr.f7 - Nos. es and iv Water street
RODS AND STOCKS FOR SAL&
60 stares People.' National Book;
E 0 " Colombia 0111.1opony;
aro 011 Bum do do
300 • • Allegheny and Pittiburgh 011 the.
too Phlla., Laneaster & Cherry Sun 401
$3,000 Allegheny tilty blunialpal Ronde:
0,000 Allegheny Valley R. B. let rdortgago 7'.;
!SW Butler ()aunty V.
Coital Matta Bondi of all kinds.
WANTED,
Ito shares rd. k hi. NaUoral Book;
et , k e , do do
eco Fleming %chang and Blood 011 Stock..
100 • Eldorado do
1,00 Pastan do
$2 COO Bond. of Warren County.
GOLD, SILVER AND COVFONS bought at
highest market rates.
ROBINSON, NoOLEAN & 00.,
u024.1wd No. '7ll Fourth !Street.
itir IMPROVED PROPERTY
lIITSTED SAL P.—Tuesday Afternoon, Dec.
6th, at 3 o'eloek, on the premises, Will be sold, by
order of Trustee, three BMWs Haulm Nee. se 2.2
and 24, on Usury alley. between SemoulandTetrd
streers. The Lots ere It feet front each and se feet
In depth. Terns at sale.
0014 , A. IIIeILWAINE Amet.r.
HUGH FITZPATRICK,
Fins? PREM.!! fla
GOLD PEN MAINUFACTURER,
Fhilo Bali, ear. Third ad Market his,,
sand MOM entrance on Third meet.
Gold Pens and Gold and Sliver PenellSiseee
wholesale and retail.
Penn repaired. Persona baying Pens to repair
Can send thant by mall, and they will be promptly
returned. lyd
JAMES SOWN,
MANUFACTURER OF
IMPROVED BORING TOOLS,
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other Wells,
No, 136 WOOD STREET
ritirrsmntan PA•
Toots warratttel =as of qui *ay bestSt4oo
APP-PW -lawn MOM
El; I LL Bito B. E R
..x.s4imwesit• - • . • . • •
wttD
tualutialas al iie neaepar7 ce oeaanej
0
astinuainzi:•:' '• •
tikrimatf
I: 7,arzys t:43' : 711 7 7"4:1"
allEgi ailS.
FIONA
to
eul , .
40PeAMither:and Gum Beltlug,
*Ma
ren ud el *WI I have eeast,%;lC/T Sn Itore•
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sugar Cured Batas,
Bacon shoulders,
Bacon Sides,
For Ide by
ROB?. B. TOWNEIESD.
POKE PACKER, 12 'Fourth O.
WHITE, ORB & CO.,
S 8 Nol.ftla talareoe.t.
Rave for sale a large suortrucat of
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS,
SUOU AS
TABLE UN ENS, TOWELINGS. BLANKETS
QUILTS, CLULTAAN GOODS, &IL
11 027
NEW CONSIGNMENTS.
a. , 800 seeks Potatoes;
31:100 bbls. prime Winter apples;
Coo bushels Onions;
100 bbls. Pit= Whlte Navy Beans;
SO do Oorst Meal;
26 pkgs. No. C and 4 Pearl Batley,
troboxes Gannett übeefei
to Domes Hamburg °bees.;
yo bbls. Salt Pickles;
20 bal. Cranberries;
40 boats Hassles—MA. and Layers;
a bbls. Preen Begs;
110 bags Oat L.
lotto. and for sale by
GRAFF a REiTER,
11020 No. 21$ Liberty street
'MOUNT WAaRINUTON PROPERTY
1 1 POE SALE.—,& teat Cottage noose and Lot
rr 1' rot" d , Fruit ono abed. Trete, S Irubbery, etc
!Tor tiny On Blab Mteet. Also, • huge HOU., ,
nsri , new; nem of greuo,,• corner of Bert lA
and alga On CU. Alan. a double Fi ame Ho of
.It loom. and large lot on 0005000 e at. Price,
si 250. Alin, a Cot., e Howe of three room. and
tut on Polon Hetet. Price, 11,00 0 .
toe ante by S. CUTHJIHIL r SONS.®
ant 7 61 Market erne,
B ANK AND I NsIJEANCEIBTOCKS.—
TI3&;D&Y EVENING, November 28rh, at 1".1,
o'clock, will be sold. on second floor of the Com
mercial Sale Boom, KY Smithfield street, opposite
the Post Office, the Collocates stocks:
20 shares Bank of rittabillah.
10 00 Allegheey National Beek.
:0 do allejheoy Insurance rlompany.
27 do Birmingham 11, idge
ooi7 A. MeILWAINE, Auct'r.
. . .
I A wI+ENCEVILLEBAVINGS
• 4 _Person dosl sou. of st.bscribing to h cloak
..1 t
I=l
will gad the books at fir. Hann s's mune. ea But
ler street. Office beer. (root i I a. on. to 2p. m.,
mid from 6 to Uµ in. n02.6.1wd
psw RENTING.-PL Y MOUTH. CON
. GREDATIONAL CHURCH, On Hand street,
Hey Henry D. bloom, Pastor, will be I.BBLIOLY
BENI ED for one year, en TUESDAY EVEN
ING, next, at 7 1-2 o'ciock. The Much will be
open for an hour previously, that those desiring
Unsay have an OpPartunity of elurnitilng the 10-
canoe sod the price of pew.. The value o( each
pew is flied at a reasonable rate. and the choice
will be sold be the highest bidder- n 02513
83,600 WILL PIIRCEtABE A
BS/CK DWELLING OF SIX ROOMS
Lot tit feet deep, fronting on Sm►llm►n atreet.
Ninth ward, Pittnburgh, neer Morton .trcet, if
apfdleel 10T •00t1. •
rEEMEMilliagi
0 B. BATES,
Butler street, Lloneneertlle, P.
pIIBLIO SALE OF
BUILDING LOTS•
I vu offer at pnblla sale on the premises near
Mel( nemport, on
/1717110AY, DECEZIDER od, 1004, al.
10 O•Vleek.
THIRTY BUILDING LOTS !
XearArKsesport.
Being part Or the Sinclair Term. Two Loo on
Bluth Street, in RP/Leesport. on which in erected
a Twr•rtary Brick lions. with Biz Rooms and
On t-Billildingsl also lour Lots near Walnut street,
in raid Borough.
Tsizsg—Onnhalf cash, the balance in two an
nual paymen. a with Interest, the bock payments
to be secured by bond and coortgase.
noffeßed JOHN W PAT TERSON.
lEDICAL.—C. W. BIIVLNGER, Ttl.
PHYSICIAN AND SIMOZON,,
Late tiunpeon of the both Regiment Onto Veteran
Volunteer Infantry, ;Itiliermares Ani7,l
often bli profeseional retalon
to the citizens of
LAWRENCEVILLE AND VICINITY.
P Veldt ATTENTION PAID TO
Sulam and to Nyasa of the Bye and Ear,
B. 13.—The Loaor will keep on hand and fur
nish, at reuousible shines, all medicines to his
patrons.
OFFICE ON BUTLER sTnEEr, between
Ewalt and liellefontaine street.
E ESfDENCE UN OEtErsTN UT STREET, ninth
house store Butler street. ner2elerd
NEW TOYS,
FANCY (100DS
[SOLI DAY PIES ENT S
WHOLESALE AND R E •t
T. G. LAUER'S,
VARIETY AND THY STORE
Tiara. 11.0.1 L nerisaz - lcet Mt-root.
I=3
Who!nide boyars are Invited to WI early, to
their own ad ventage, before buyloceleerebere.
0013
BABY TI3I , IDER, WALK hit SND
JUMPER, takes chars of Infants, proetcllng
An Mar /11:01111falielli for rive rear&
INVALID CHAIRS
r TeriVs of ArL Zl'll'flß°P.'slll UASI7. NtaLT3 3 '
all a 11...
648 BTO VES
For healing Rath and other rooms—all sires. Also
PLATE WARMER.., CCAL VASES. HODS,
FENDERS, nuz•ntortft,
SKAI E•t! SKATES!!
Ladles', Gent's WI Children.' SKATES—aII
styles. just received at the
ROUSE-FIIRRISRISG STORE OF
GEORGE W. ROBLEY,
Eo 88 Federal Street, dlleghens.
n022:41d
pfLEMIUbII3 -
THAT ARE PREMIUMS.
Read the Liet:
TIM records of the radon, important meohaol•
cal and indudrial assectstione throughout the
country are, shindlcant of the popularity of the
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE.
They have stamped upon it NE PLUS ULTRA.
The American Institute, New York, reports :
"This Illarldrie mak...the
LOCK STITCH,
and reeks highest on demount of the elasticity,
Pcicshccilee, Mesas, and general dcstreable►ms
of the etitching when done, sad Ma wide range
of its application•"
The report was in accordance with the previous
rcpeatedew►rde at the fair of the United Stated
Agricultural Safety. at the Fairs of the
A martian Institute. N. Y.
Meetianieeassoelatien Boston.
Franklin Institute, Phila.
lien:achy Institute, Louisville,
Mechanics' institute, Baltimore.
Neettnnite . Association. Cincinnati.
Meelieueles• Association, nt. Louis.
Mechanics' Institute, nun Franolonus.
Illetropolltan Ileehanies . Institute,
IV euMinrion,,
And at alllthe State and Coulty Yaks wherever
Exhibited.
The baUle.fieltle of NapoMoo I. ware seemly
more ZIUMOZOns than the fotelmeanceete of the
Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine,
PARIS IN 1881, LONDON IN 1862
LINZ AND BOBNIOSOURG 1862,
DANTZIC, MAK & IBBBIS 1864,
DUBLIN, STETTIN, COLOGNE AND
VirleN BR, 188%
Bear tartlinon“o the ablandority et thir Haehfne
and Its sparer-tuna abroad.. At all alum Interns
trona': Eratbitions. the beat fruits of landau
Erl,l7=l,:grltitr:.:='; h4"'
/1100 do lumen testimony' could be iltronne e
than that irbtrA ham tat= acroardar laaoMns
roe sosatiortty over ill ignore for fanilp iftt and
Pm general InangAduring purpiteS. A nisei,'"
whoa* matt nu arldaved anon a World widara
mown 44 num" • • •
TWO] 'irmitast
be • eampany: brought to the hove'
the i g= l , InstrueUone elven in Us Vellk
mhout., extra luirt• end oethairtlea rum
*err It le exporlhona 4 1 : 1 7. UM then ni
t i n y i kaeoe *ma pole *battle Want er lathes
'ewe waft% hale. 11AP/dulls aad Z4Lat to the
hon
all lout elm them to •Oprt et aad for
Olrenlero and eruaßle of oetr. -• . • •
• , ,
E. P. CIIIPESTED,
210.47 TINT,
WRITI , A . LLUL-200 b s tz i . 3. f o xlih n e
if
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE GREAT PURIFiER,
Le the only Ihfshible cure for
t3OI3I)IFULA
le the only usfslltbk cuse for
Eft ftiIPEI.A.S
Is the only Infallible cue fur
UANCER.
Is the Oaly'infalltble tare toe
PIMPLES
I. the poly Infalllale sure or
TESTER..
the only infe'lible care fox
BOILS.
la the only infallible our* lot
M!Me=
MtEE;!M=
FL3ULLE COMPLAINTS
Is the only infallible cute ter
•
NIMMI.ME
DYSPEPSIA
le the chile Infallible etas lot
LIVEtt COMPLAINT
* tho 0017
thi'Llible
OE can
DEB ILIT
II the only infaillblo cure tot
ITCH.
Evor 7Jimoccacroi-oci.
AS A TONIC IT IS UNEQUALLED
11311e3113
SIMON JOHNSTON
Corner Smithfield and Fourth NM
o 014
N EW AND SPLZIOID BTOCIs.OF
F'all and Winter
DRY GOODS
WILLIAM SEMPLeS,
IYos.lBo atd 18! Federal St..
E D=
Tl, assortment is complet, and has been Se
leered with great care. The following ire speci
men ol thr prlces
AT 20 CENTS
Tao Cases Good Fail Colored Prints
AT 25 CENTS
All the Very Brst Makes of Prints.
AT 20 CENTS
One Bale Good Unbleached Illaslin.
AT 18 3-4 CENTS
One Case of Good Bleached Muslin,
AT 25 CENTS
Two Cases Prioted Doable Width
Alapaecas.
AT 3'71-2 CENTS
One Case Heavy Plain Alpaccas.
AT 3'7 1-2 CENTS
Good Red Flannels,
t.ll =
GREY SACK FLANNELS
BARRED FLANNELS,
BROWN AND WHITE BLANKBM
SHAM LS,
BA LIOR lL SKIRTS
HOODS,
U BIAS, &e. be
The attention or retail eustonera and the whole
sale trade b dUccied to this stock.
WM. SEMPLE,
Federal Street, above the Diamond,
:•• A I.I.EGHEN Y
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Enlarged to Thirty-Two Columns.
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~.
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FULLEST LOCAL REPORTS.
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ompLETEIMIARKET REPORTS.
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To the Public.
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take pleasure In announcing that the paper will,
on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 29th inst.. be en-
Dulled come SEVEN (ill; 1155, mnalag the
SECOND ENLARGEMENT
During the present year. The advantages to ad
vertisers of the very large edition which will be
worked an the occasion, mutt be so obvious to
business men that we need not do more than re
quest them to send in their favors at once. The
price of the paper will continue an now at
ranking It one of the cheapest palmr or the !size
to the country. The advertising rates will also
remain the same.
J. R. FOSTER & CO„
lIISPATOR IRON BIIILDiNti
uce.2.2ttl MTh street, Pittsburgh.
qas PITTSBURGH PAPER MA.UN
a ACTIIRLIM COMPANY offer for gale
1.500 bells. Crown Wrapping Paper
1.000 NU.. 1:10d1um
1,000 bdl.. ll!odium
1.000 bats. D. C. and D. 11. do.
They have also on hand anicoruttaatil reeelvina
from thelr !MD, HARDWAREAP of all
weights and alamt, PAPER of all
R AZED
R eights anOd sI OFI , um, PRINTS, DRY and SATO.
BG ha., &a
All quantities and alms of PAPER ELIDE TO
ORDER at the ahorteat noting, to malt customers.
W
1,000 TONS O F G ANI
OOD SD,
MIXED RAGS.
weszHotiu; 8a THIRD STREET.
maxi PITTSI3I7BOII., PA.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT FUR
SALE, ConteWog 50 awes. ten of which are
In Timber, the balance to • MO data of °attire.
'ion, and node: a neat fence. T4O iglYrOVeMentll
are a modern btillt Cot Le, Houle, Bun t _
Stable and other outhult A large Orchard oir
the best selection
smallt In full beetles,
also ail Wadi of fruit earl Are never tailing
Springs. Situated fifteen minutes drive from Sr
wittier Station. This Is one of the plumuitegt.
placcuumcittered , Apply to
nor= E. NoTAIN & 00.
TSPENCE4I.
PAL& MAN AHD AMBER ALB
Phantx Btearat BreFerv,
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Stock. Broker sad Beal Estate agent
iirBtcArs bought and sold on. Comatislan.
Oftler4 WIIXINS HALL. Pittaburp.
.p.&PER ELLEGISIGI3,
Of new tad beautiful dealgairls
PANNE!, DFOLIIIATIONS, for Halls, Bluing
Booms and Vestibules, at Efia. VT Market Molt
Oen JOS. B. ULIGILES t 8110.
DRY GOODS; TRIMMINGS, &C .
I 565.
BIACRUM,ttLYDE & CO
Nos. 78 and 80 market Street.
WHOLESALE AND SETAE
111111106S,MVIONS VARIETI GOODS
Respectfully Call the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
To cur LARGE mall VARIED STOOK OF EV
ERYFIIING PERTAINING to a WELL.
REPT TIUDIMINCI ROOSE•
Our Mr. HAGAN Is coy In the Ens{ truyins sad
macs home :11l the
NOVELTIES
That are to he found. Our &Re will be ro ' , ELL
(loops AS LOW AS ANY OF THE
EASTERN JOBBERS.
We can and will do this, It• ire BUY KY THE
CASE freak the IaArsUFAC TUBER, and
from FIRST BA NUS. Please tol
and EXAMINE our GOODS
And Compare :prices
MACRUM. GLYDE & CO.,
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street
itT RETAIL,
BALMOREILS.
e offer for Isle a line of VERY DESIRABLE
B.e.l.l`al , RfiL SKIRTS, %Caleb or very eriesp, al
follows:
BALIORALS
One Hundred $1 00 Skirts for $3 00.
One Hundred-and Fifty $3 for $2 50.
MAGEUM, CLYDE & CG,
Nos. '7B and 80 market Street.
a 01.3
1 7 FIFTH STREET,
17 FIFTH STREET.
ESIBSIOLDEBIES
COLLARS AND SETS
TILHEILD AND ERENVIL VEILS
AT EATON'S
GLOVES AIR HOSIERY
1100 P SHIRTS (DAIPLEX) - -
AT EATON'S
13ALAIORI.L SKIRTS
LT EATON'S.
mEHIND trtiDEE.STORTS
AT EATON'S.
AT EATON'S.
CLOAK. THIS:MINUS AND BUTCONS
AT EATON'S.
FRILLINGS AND BUFF - LINOS
AT EATON'S
. . _
ENSLEMENS• SELIBT ('01.!• A R
AT EATON'S
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ALEXANDRE KID GLOVES
AT EATON'S
JOVVIN'S KIDS
ZEPHYR YARNS
BEAD GIMPS
5 IL% BELI ENOS
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The above Is only a very mall part or the stock
offered at the OLD.STA ND.
An alinement can bow be offered, not wily to
eoneurners, but to the Trade, thug will challenge
competition with any stook ev er brought to this
cloy. They were bought upon 1 talllnginarket,
sad will be aolgot sloes tigurec.
(Successor to EATON, ntectum. k 00.,)
BATES S 'BELL
BLANKETS.
ILL THE BEST BALES ITIELAIITBD,
At the Lowest Cash Plus,
21 Fifth Street.
NEW GOODS.
RACRVR & CARLISLE,
80, 19 MTH HEMET.
New Trimminks and Ornaments,
Bead Gimps and Buttons,
Rich Bonnet and Scarf Ribbons
Fine Gilt and Pearl Belt Buckles,
Rich Silk Beltinr-a new lot.
Bargains in Linen Handkerchiefs,
Real Lace Collars and sous
Needle Work Edgings and Inserting,
Cambric and Hamburg Bands,.
Magic Ruffling and Caahs Frillinga,
Rea Thread and French Veils
American fillardleithl &siert,
Gloves and Gauntlets—last _ styles
Zephyr, Wool and Knitting Yarns,
Ladies and Children' Underwear,
Balmoral Skirts- - new styles
Duplex Skirts, French Corsets,
Gentle:melee Shirts Conan Ties
biienoana Silk Underwear
Kisses ICiaGloves—all sizes.
de nem.
zomuuwoilTs Ayr , . = Tea-rm:3'
wui ono tt to thgtadr►nttto to .plaid exam .
to oat steaktelF• pi:owatt.. '
stacstrm cazmuctal.
RE), it irwrif srassr. PLutbzialt. PL.
0:11
0. PBS4ITEST.,
1 / 40071431 1 5 ; 7 4444 1 ;
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was TO ortitiConavcroinitii-Aarb
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oms FOB OEM /OVE9TAOZ3. -
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PLOUR-200: bble. rata Family Flour
aniving arid for data try
gaggrkzalCl, BRO. k CO.
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c,
DEAL ERS fN
AT EATON'S
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Ell OPENING
J. W. BARKER Ca'S,
49 MARKET STREET
SILKS, ' I _SILKS,
Plain, Figured and Ail. Moire Antique-.all col
ped,
rELirzra,
111 18,
IMEIT2I
REPPS
¢IERIJIWIS,
All colors at 0,1:0 end up, colon and styles,
wards i very cheap.
POPL/srBs , I CLOAKS ddrll
0.1,1,11 CLo.9lKtlf 6.
Plain and
on,
ILK all kinds and styles— -
-educed.
PRI.V7'B,
r
At
slf):"47f:113'010' vivr F P V
3fl(
Very oheap — ali kinds "
31*—
fc"mrlY ATUEILIXB,
DE.L.I larE 8 1 At 13%. forqieril
At Ze., formerly SS
At rte., 40e
BRAWLS, j EL.Liwris,
Cat Enure Lang at redact.; I Wttritted, at TPAC:
ed prices; 'Wool Longo Plato, ate.
reduced 'natty. tHeavy Barna, at a.l)ic
EYEETIIING CHEAP IN 110PORTEIN
COVNTRY MERCHINTS
Will Save Money bylrYwnieing
OUR STOUR BEFORE BUNG,
JOB.E.PR 110.1111 E it CO.,
HAVE JUST OPENED
NEB'OvD~,
D rasa Trimmings, Cloak Oiniznants
Beal Lace Good', New Btyle- Belt
Buckles, Best Make Silk Belt-
Imes, Head Ornaments, New
Neck Scads, Hamburg
Flouneings, Linen
Haadkinehlefs,
Balmoral Skirts,
Breakfast Shaw* In
fant"' Knit Hoods, Infanta':
Zephyr Leggin', New Empress
Skirts. Gloo.es and Gauntlets, Win
ter Underwear for Men, Ladiesand Chil
dren, Jouvin and Alexandre Kid
Gloves, Ladies' White Castor
Gloves. The above and
many other. Goods In
Great Variety, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
JOS HOBSE & 00..
77 'gad Ti ItI.AXIEST =UM
WEICILESATX ROOMS UP STAIRS. WI
AT
No. 81 Market Street,
You will Ord a pee* line aucatment Of
lADGABRIVE NTS IES'GENTS , MED MISSES' UNDER
WOOLEN HOODS, F.ORTAGS, SHAWLS, corr.-
SERB, HOOP SKIRTS, EMRRO/DERIES,
L&O.DE. /tn.
ALLEXANDRE'S RID GLOVES,
INTANTS' EMB'D E.o l .l3a rs
MORRISON'S STAR
GREY'S PATE= MOLDED 'aorzess.
W. W. WOORBEAWS
at iWn!Cm. STREET
SKATES I
SKATES!!
SKATES!!!
2.500 PAIR
•
Ladies,
Gents and
asiktrens
S K A rie S
iN EVENS VARIETY,
FOB SALE LOW NT
.141fIES Bo Fr-r,
No. 136 Wood Street.
nol :cad
K 1.40 W LE'S PATENT
STEAM PUMP
Is Clap> in coartruatlon, well anAntably mate,
neatly kept in order, and Le in all reined' reilabie
when a large amount of work Is required.
Rape ► number ere In oparst!on hers, Orin
•omplete satisfaction.
Parties needing a Pump wall do well to call
and see this ono.
BAILEY, FARREIJ. & CO.,
Sob , Agents. 167 Ilm!Wield street,
PITTBBIIR6H,"-PA.
FOR RENT,
THE TWO LARGE
Front Rooms or °Sloes,
SO. 00 FOIIBTEI srazar.
A Photograph Gallery
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Stottc ad Candace Saabs la tiara •Ia thar
Yard
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