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NEDICESD - 47, NOVEMBER 29, 186..
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of the paws.
THE PULPIT AND THE:THEATRH.•
There is a r eg ular war going no azalast the
Theatre, In Chicago, the Rev. Mr. RAI - rims;
haying led oil In a sermon against it as corrupt
and demoralizing, The actors and actresses
used theatage to retort upon him; but, strange
to say, the pulpit itself has come to theirrescue,
for on Sunday last Rev. R 0172111 COLLTUR took
up the debate and preached In Unity church, In
that elty,,a sermon In defense of the Theatre.
in his clew the Theatre la a necessary and
useful part of the mechanism of society. While
it amuses and delighta people of all classes, it
reaches and teaches, interests and touches, and
elevates those who arc not accessible to other
intellectual and moral halloonces. It belongs to
.. the same category with poetry, painting and
1
' music. It la now denounced and condemned,
Pest as those aria have been condemned, as in
conahrtent with religion and morals; but. It will
hereafter be recognized by those who now thus
denounce It, as requiring only to be 'properly
1 understood and rightly managed la order to be
come an agency of noble pleasure and unmixed
. good. Such is, generally, the theory of the
drama which Hr. Cozzrxe. expounds.
We do not know who Mr. Cou.reu is, nor to
. what denomination he belongs ; but we venture
. to say that he will stand alone In this matter.
: No clergyman wlllletuttain him in it, nor will the
religious sentiment of the country. No man
familiar with the drama in this country and in
England will venture to class it with poetry,
~ painting and music. The drama has fairly no
tank with them. There are those who nate
rally and with some propriety defend it against
the frequent attack. made upon it, bnt a elsrgy
. mart is entirely out of his place in their ranks ;
and no amount of pulpit oratory, nor soy other
kind of eloquence, will sitillee to lift It Into a
healthful moral Influence, or give It, is Ito those
:, who know. it ? a reputation different from that
which every of serving man knows it has ac
quired.
The Liability of Foreign Bondholders.
The decision of Chid' Justice Chase, silting
at tildi ;milts In the Circuit Coca of Maryl,nil,
which has been re'erred to In the telegraphir re
ports of the Associated Press, with not very
clear understanding of the points decided, is
really of great Importance. The Court decides
that the United States income tax i, not cluo-7,e
-ali.e against interest coupons attached to the
bonds of a railroad company, when the same
are the property of a foreigner residing abroad.
Limber words, It is decided that Americans on
if areto be taxed under the Internal Revenue
law upon their incomes. aud that-where inter
est upon dividends is due to foreigners from
American corporations they shall not deduct
the five per cent.. as has heretofore been done.
tinder this decision there will be lit:Barter a
considerab,c falling off in the return of the
taxes from corporations, and it is not amiss to
suggest that a door for the frandaliXat with
holding of taxes duo the United States by some
corporations may be opened. A corpdration in
a genuine case where a foreigner fields the
bond in steel:, is not charged with the tax, 09
was fiat represented. The foreign bondholder
or shareholder is simply paid the full amount
him, without reduction.
Fall In Domestic Cooda
rim New York Journal of ( . .emmerce thinks
that, though alletasses of dry goods show a de
"it does not follow from any known
facts that staple goods may not be as high
in the spring as they have been this fall.. Pro
ducers wt . ( crowd their looms and a dad open•
ing may Treatea panic do prices. but the ce.lreeS
which have stimulated and sustained sire, specn-
Istons of the last two yearn are by du mesas
Ts-mus,,,l, or in process of removal. ' On the
same subject the Furancia/ Chrourds stye
•'lloods 04 all kinds are rapidly accuanolsifug,
very much against the wishes of holders. Toe
bottom is not yet reached, but a rue - titer redac
tion of tiro or seven per cent. will be f it u about
a reaction. eked the trade which wit! Surely bil
low that reduction will sc.s clear the markirt of
the prestos accumulation. Prices ate not yet
down to those of the tact week in August, at
winch time trade ccmu cored so brishdy. The
Tote period of &dilutes which has followed the
onwsucanted advance of September end Yrao
•ber win suguest more csatbananesisshuuld trade
again sprit% op.'
Tug CitiZer.s of MaldiBo2l county, Ala., at
the late election, chose Ovatet , trio :rot,rlows
murderer of Gen. McCook, to be their sheriff,
eagerly clutching at the opportunity thus off.,ed
to show their hatred of, and contd.:mot for, the
government. It was a short lived victory, how
ever. If [hey bad left Gurley In his original ob
scurity be might have escaped, but ttis defiant
elevation of him brought him Into anch promi
nence that - the government could not help no
ticing Irr. The end la that Gurley has bean
arrested, will be tried by Military CoMmisslon,
and in gccd time hung.
•
A RACE TOE Till! Po' IYlf -IT a sre.eih at
lefferson City, Missouri, loot week, 'Gen. Fre
mont remarked
"It seems as If there was to be agreat race
over the course to reach the Pacific Ocean, and
I should like to be In that race and ride one of
the horses. [Cheers.] I should be glad to see
whieb horse will first reach the Pacinc, and I
believe the one by the way of Safitiazo and
Guaymas will make good time. [Cheers]."
Tun A PrLE Crtor.—.Notwithatandlng all that
has;been said about the failure of the New York
applecrop an a reason for the ezorbltant prices
charged for this fruit, we ace it stated in the
Syracuse Ittandard that the crop is equal to that
of any previons ammo. Favorable reports are
-given from half a dozen of the applS coontl6.
The truth is, that the apple men, like the coal
men, the batter men and,others, bare made up
their .nlnds to charge high prices, and the con
dition of the crop has but little to do with it,
Cmrrre - rinv of ItIETUODIS3I:—The first Sun
day In January next has peen named by the
Centenary Committee for observanee by the
Methodists of this country, as a "day of special
and united prayer far the Divine blessing upon
the centenary services of the year, 'and for a
general religion, that the centenary year may
prove to be en epoch in the spiritual progress
of the church."
Sinnotz or GOLD ldwre.—The should's ad.
Tenisesoent of the sale of the Mariposa cold
mints for the State taxes of 1664. 0110,8SIL)
.netnplts two columns of the ldarlp4aa (Cal.)
Gaza& An advertisement of the foreclosure
of mortgage agents; John 0. Frerciont and oth.
ers on them= property, and the pottponement
of tale fills three more•
En ot MastfloACITIM-80610 the silk =-
chine', that was thrown out of use in Coring
t°l+ Borland, by the operation of tho Ida
tariff ettabltahed 'in this country during the
war, has been brought to this conntry by Its
owners, in selfdefenee, and Is now" adding -to
tug product( of American ludustg.'
VARIOUS ITEM
Toe Nashville Vain,. gays: "The Germ is
farmers:of' Texas have again ratted a cotton
crop of superior quality to any grown by slave
labor. It is of a cleaner, fairer fabric, and
will bring the highest market price. When
the farmer works his own cotton, It in tended
and handled at every stage with the utmost
care, and this care brings out the greeted
skill. The delusion that cotton cannot be
cultivated by free labor Is getting rapidly dis
proved by actual experiment. it in probable
that tree labor will produce more and better
cotton than bee ever been raised before." Of
course tt wllL
Tun enormous amount of smuggling on the
Canadian border is truly astounding. In De
troit alone the amount is estimated to reach
$5,000 to 810.000 dells. The efforts made by
therevenne officers to atop it are of little or no
bteanse the parties engaged In it are en
couraged, it not protected by the wearers of the
flr.err. Dry goons, laces, rtbboae, ttc., smug
d across the river, are worn by the highest
circle, and slower upon the most fashionable
streets and avenues of the
"Tel lasht night sash do carat ash never was
I tough!. to go down the hill to mine house, but
no sooner did I yolk, do faster I stand still, for
the darkness was so tick 1 coed not stir it mine
boots, and de rain, dander and blizen' in
more'D tree minutes my akin was vet to mine
Cos. But after von leetle while stopped gait•
lie, rain someding; no I keep feeling mlneself
all de say long; and when I comes'to mine own
house to vaik in, vat you tint?. It belong to
somebody else.
We read in the new number of Blackwood:
"Lord Clarendea, the new Secretary of INrelgu
Again. is a gentleman in every sense of toe
word, but he labors under a - detect of character,
which, =satisfactory In common men, is fatal
to a states mat—be cannot say no. Whether
this be the result of a life spent chiefly In diplo
macy. or is natural to him, or be superindaced
by the bad practice of smoking incessantly, we
cannot tell; but the fact fa, as we have stated
it."
$ 50
A Tri'No man and woman were burned to
death an Thursdey, in Franklin cattail, „Kan.
ass, while trying to Lava some hay from being
consumed by a prairie are. The parents of
the young people lately came from Indiana.
Large numbers of prairie fires have occurred in
the newly settled districts of Kansas, anti a very
considerable &mount of property in the way of
barns, fences, hay, and fodder has bees de
stroyed, together with two or three housed.
AD:rTitiT RCISIIEL has furnished a
list of the Pennsylvania regiments now actually
In the Ii: Id. with their location. They are ae
follows: .1701 infantry, at Charleston. IS. C.;
58th do.,at Winehetter, Va.. 77th do., Victoria,
Teas; 188th, do., near Washlngtoa, D. C.:
185th do., tear Washington D.C.; 314th do.,
Waahlagion, D. C.;:l9th cavalry, Baton Hone,
La.; Id artillery, various farts of
Tanta laa genuine ' , was' of races" at New
°Timms, between the Creole and American chi.
sena, all about the teaching of French In the
public schools. The Anterlcan elemmt has
control in the city, and le determined that
French flail not be tanght, and the next gener
ation of Crcoles &hall be 'Amerlean"zed. Tula
rotten In the oppaelte party a spirit of jealousy,
if lot of hatred.
TOE recent proclamation of the Anetrian nut
butktandtt Mexico, in which he =Wales the
legitimacy of his invasion on the ground that
the pretidential term of Juarez had expired,
has been eagerly eeized upon by the liberal jour
nals of Parte as an argument for the recall of
the French troops and the withdrawal of Louis
Napoleon from that disgraceful transaction:
Tait country between Louisville and Nesh
vilie is perfectly alive with wild pigeons. The
yeomen of Kentucky and Tennessee are reaping
rich harvests from the innumerable roasts along
the line of the railroad. One night last week
the pigeons thronged upon the Green river
bridge In such btonters that the safety of that
structure was imperiled,
How. Jones R. Takeo, M. C. elect from the
Springfield, Nfo., district, has shaved his beard
preparatory to going to Washington. He was
under • self Imposed oath not to shave until he
bed killed twenty five bushwhackers. The
twenty. fifth man has dropped.
A LETTER from San Antonia says that e /217-
body in Texas who has:sheep wishes to get rid of
them. Every wool grower In the country, with
out an exception, waa ruined by the immense
mortality of their cheep in the last few years.
Foie merinos are offered at $3 per bead.
Gov - visor: entrlN but been confined to the
executive mansion since his return t rom New
York', until Friday when ha took a short ride,
and it is reported he Is much Improved In
strength.
The Coming Serslon of Congresr—Poor
Prospects for the Southern Members
W.OIIINGTCN.S,,e. 2i,,-1 he number of COD
grf ssmen at- present in the city is renticeably
considering the near approach of the
session. Tito.e a:ready here are almost a unit
in niiin!on on the qnestlen of admitting the
f•reseetativrs from the Southern drab.. It is
krown that Mr. McPherson mil! not volun
tarily plare them on the roll. and whilst it is
competent for any member to move that they
hew placed upon it, the present temper and
feeilsig at Northern members indicate that any
each motion would be overwhelmingly Inst.
NW, so tar as can be ascertained at prevent, Is
there the slightest probability of the Immediate
repeal or meditlcation of the test oath enacted
by the last Congress. The past few
weeks bare materially mnilfled pahlie
opinion here OD this subject. Men who
one month ago were in favor of admitting all
duly elected members, that can take thereat oath,
from the Southern States, loch:Min gthe balance,
are now Inclined to favor the plan of keeping
all out until the whole matter bee been referred
to a joint committee of both houses and fume
general plan agreed upon, otherwise, they ar
gue, the anomaly would be prest uteri of a State
being represented in one body and not In the
other. Everything at present favors a postpone
ment of the question. Dlscuasloa and attrition
of minds wilt doubtless harmonize those who
at pair utly disagree- It ill. roper to say that
Tennessee will probably by common consent he
an exception to any cult that may I, adopted.
She never lust nor forfeited her representation
an nays did. and her newly erected Senators
and Cergreeemen will [12.11,1:c1y he admitted at
once.—Ecisymtch ro 3'o ro - A. if red.
TRY. release of John Nl:t . ..htl 19 no: :.k .
England. Tbc I.nndon wlllgn kg, al way*
he rr. Tor.,t the k ioo r 31 19, 9, sly, •
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conut:v, an vr, t.urng.•lll.•at to 'lt^ Y. r..... 11 di. •
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fiLl:l2 . .u: of pt.: at, rO, , L . any a 1 , ,,1, ,:v , :t
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hu , - no env rnrn:ot
ftoon Lbol-n, b• rOk
•gcu 3 go.al naLon Ly t3/11SO:L,111 A tr , ms
nn..,r 1,1:13 eDerzak'.
Ton .141 , vrt,xer :ayd that the I . meord
berth robbery w... 1 committ-d by two prunes,
who. alter t%••• . , dlllaitsom, exploit, drove rap
idly out of town toward the South, raising
many persons who little enapm-tecl the hold feat
which the, hod wuMidt.e.l, and taking a by
road through the woods we e r o f t h e
siglitte of the town', peope, It id thmtzht by
some that the robbers proceeded immediately to
New York. and took passage in the atom.,
Kangaroo, rr Lich left that por. on the f
brav
ing Wednesday, while others are of the opin
ion that they remained in the coantry for some
time afterward. The robbers are not only
known to the detectives and officers of the hank,
but photographs of- them have been obtained,
and their Ingenuity and skill will be severely
tested In evading the measures width have been
taken for their arrest. Should they have rent li
ed Germany, as some suppose ;they have proba
bly not found much dlticuity in disposing of
theirpinnder In that country, where the securi
ties of the Vnitell State, have obtaimd quite an
extensive rale. Ifut It is not to be presumed
that they ran long remain with safety in ant's
country with which the I . sited metes hart an
extradition treaty.
Tax Canadian Journals are loud and lively in
their Indignation at the idea of Fenian rnitle
upon the provinces from the south ride of the
frontier. They are (or hanging every dastardly
Fenian whhout mercy or delay. It is curious
bow their views have changed within a few
months. Only last winter, when Jacob Thomp
son, Beverly Tucker, Clement C. Clay, and
Wormy Benders were planning excursions into
the United Bones for the purpose of minter,
robbery and arson, the Canadians not only
prayed for their success, bat even' lent them a
belting band; and when the mtuderere and
PAWS were caught, the Canadian judges In
tervened to get them off with their plunder.
We congratulate our provincial kiln& on the
Impromeent which has taken:place in their moral
cense as Opplied to these interesting toping.—
Chksgo Republica*. '
4 M 14e1
DRAT:MUTING OFFICE
AND PATENT AGENCY
80. 12 MT. MAUR STREET, mar Busman
Bridge.
Fe. P-GENCIEZCBRE, EIITU E nguteer.
13 elcica9o 1(0, 11 aly_llllolll
SPECIAL NOTICES
tar lli
PiTZSBUBft SAW wog
HUBBARD. BRO jlt CO.
PATENT GROUND CIRCULABS,
Warranted CAST STEEL SAWS. of even do.
acription. Dilll, HIUL7, Oros. Out, Gong, and all
other varieties.
All kinds of EMCEE sod SPRINGS, frm
Sheet Oast Stec
_,i • Extra Refined REAPER AND
MOWING KNIVES, he.
lea- Warehouse and Works, corner WATER and
SHOET STREETS_, Pittaburgh.
Particular attentfori given to Ratoothing, Gum
png
int all and Straigh Circular Salrr 00, re.
pof kinds. Pteningu nching and DA/as done al
raiumuable rate.. aideuty
gr wm. usimund.. & co..
Boiler Makers es Sheet Iron Workers
NM. W. 29 : 4 1 and 91 PENN STREET
•
Having .crazed a large yard, and =dined
with the most improved ronehinerl, we ere=
ed to manufacture every description of
in the beet rammer and warrantnd eq ßO uala r ai r l
made in the country. ,
THIELNEYS. RES
FIRE BEDS, STEAMLOCOINOTIVK
Buiy.vira, CONDENSERS
SALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATORS, SET;
TLING PANS, BOLL= IRON, 8.GLE 23 1
SUGAR PANS and sole inenulaoturers of BARN
HILL'S PATENT HOMERS. Repairing d one
on the shortest notioe. dedektf
tar WU!. 811PE151013
Copper Mill and Smelting Works.
PARK, McCURDY & CO
Idancdactureri of SHEATHING. BRAZIERS'
BULT COPPER, PREWIED COPPER BOT_
TOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS. SPALTER
SOLDML Moo Importers and dealers In MET
ALS, TIN PLArE,SIISET IRON, WIRE, ha
Constantly on nand,T INNERS' MACIBLIIM. and
TOOLS. IVarchoune, No. I teFLUST and MO SEG.
OND STREETS, Plttsbargh. Special ornate 01
Copper cut to any desired pattern.
sny2BdydaNsT
riIigANESOODI HOW LOST, HON
RP—STORED I—Just Publithed, in.• seal.
ed Envelope, Price eta sent, A LEATHER OR
THE NATURE, TREATMENT and Radical Once
of spgmaatorrhm.a, nr Bemire ] Weakneo r Invol
untary Entluiona, Sexual Debility and
meats to Marriage generally ; Nervousness, Hon
ntraption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physi
cal Incapacity, resulting from Sell Abuse, ho., by
Roar. J. OULCZAtiVISI.L., M.D., author of the
Green Book, to. "A 800, To TOOIIOOOOO or
Sureartsmi.' Sent under erntl. to a plain envel
ope, to any addrese, post paid, on receipt of ate
cents, or two powtage stamp., by Dr..T. 0. KLINE.
127 Bowery, New York. POilt Waco box 4,691,
oo7OmdawT
garTO X vo ISUFFEUERAI 011
BOTH SEXES.-A revensad gentleman have
Ing been restored to health In a few dam rater lin
ding the suns' routine and irregular expensive
mode e of treatment without success, considers It his
sacred duty to oommunicate to his afflicted feDOR
creatures the means of cure. Kenos, on the receipt
of en addressed envelope, he will send, free, a copy
of the prescription used.
Direct to Dr. JOHN ES. DAGNALL, IRS Fulton
street. N. Y. orbit dvdrosT
6160. iltrrall W. D. litestert J V.
larLA BELLE STEEL WORMS.DOLLISLA
B.Ernla & Co.,
Manufecturon of OAST STEEL • WRING,
FLOW sod BLISTER STEEL{ SPRENUN, AL
LES, CROWBARS, tn.
Sir Office, No. 95 WATER STREET (up stairs)
PITTSBURCIEL PA. Jim
witOBLIIMON, KEA et CO., (summary
to Boxroom. Mune Mittrczett
Washington Wor
FOUNDERS AND ,
MonoLtd.:trete of BGAT MACHINISTS AND 4 2 37,M0N/ Ma ta
STEAM ENGINES, BLAST ENGINES, KILL
MACHINERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, CIOST
INGS of ell desterlp_ttons, OIL TANKS b. STILLS,
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORE.
B Arrnts for GITFAMYS PATENT INJECT
OR, tot !ceding troller.
iges.,JOHN COCHRAN It Rats., manume
tares of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RAILING WINDOW SHUT.
'MRS, GUARDS, ko., Ness. 91 SNO.
OND and 6 THIRDS between Wood and
Market, hael, on hand a variety of new patterns,
fancy and plain, suitable for all purposes.
liar Particular attention paid to enclosing Ones
Lots. Jobbing done at short motto. a 0.2
IarISENT PREE.—A rAMPELLET 01 ,
immense importance to the old and yonn,g,
mulled and stogie of both bazo-r., will be soot tree
by addressing, with stamp enclosed, the agents:
J. A. KENDRICK h. 00., Box 71, Boston Post
°Mee. norltoindara
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THE DISMAL CHASIDIM, AN RS
SAY OF W &IMMO AND INSTRUO.
TION FOR YOUNG ALEN. Also, new and roll.
We treatment of the Urinary and Sexual Systeme.
Address Dr. J. SKII.LEN HOUGHTON, How
and Anociation, l'hilattaphu. No. ,p1:17
1 4 1,1tNITCHE,(4.. RP ETS, kitENC. rt
± CIGNA SET ANTI SUNDRIES AT ACC.
TION.--On THURSDAY MORNING, Solk last.
at 10 o'clock. at Mss , ale •notion Rooms, 66
and a , Fifth rtti.t, will be sold premptorily and
ithout reserve, a quantity of Household Yu red•
t ure. new Carpet. and !sundries, embracing Mn.
hogooy Side.lio•rda Dressing Bureau, lisle Seat
Sens, olds Tables, Walnut Lounge, Cana Seat
('bale., :Stool, Cot t 4f, s nod Turn post Red stea.da,
Break hut and n itenen Tables. Stand., Trunks,
Veneto. Blinds, handsome new Window Shades.
bar', I or scrap 1.. ether, Tee and Counter S. ales
Franall Stoves, V ast.l Machne,
wheeler & Wilson tc
Sewing Machine. ng
Tab e ' iut
lery, Careers, Dutcher Penises, Silvep.plsfed
Spoon. and Folks a:. s lao, 100 places Oegant
French Caine V.'sre. Oleo, nw Ingrain. V• 11-
tom, Bag and Hemp • arpets. e Rugs, Mats and a
let second-hand Matting.
Pee sale of Blaakete, a•F at 2p.
a 029 T. A. .51eULELLAND, Auctr.
4TERNOON B A.LE. —On Thursday,
Nor. tOtti, at o'cicek, at 111uonle Hall A un-
Ski Brow. 68 and 5' Film street, will be sold,
60 Delta 10-4 W hite Markets;
30 do Lotte large aise and beery Blankets,
la do Brown briny do
10 do Bloc do do
Bed Spreads. Horse Core's, Flannels, Pant
Stud., tic , ne.
See sate of Furnitut ne. ho., at 16 s_ tn.
nor T. A. 111.01.ELLA.N.L), Auct'r.
A.MS, SEGA RS sue, AT AUCTION.
On TUSIIISSDA Y, Seth 11 n., at a o'clock. a.
m., at Masonic hall auction Room.. 65 and 61
011th street, will be sold, we-Limit reserve,
I tierce Hams;
60,000 etgat it, assorted brands;
2 clues Blade Tea;
cases
norM T. A. acCLELLAN Auct'r.
CITY IMPROVED PIV)I- . E.tt TY AT
7 BUSTEE, SAL / .—Tuesday Aft 61,10013. Dee.
Sth, at 2 o'clock, on the premises, will be cold. be
order el Trlttelee, Mace kleley. House.. Ns.. no
And 21, on Of eery alley. between Soeohl anJThlrd
streets. The Lots ate to feet front cull A-1,1 CO feet
In depth. Terms At male.
colt A. hicILWAINE
FORT PITT FOUNDRY
CHARLES MAP NEPHEWS,
~~.aa.:uf
cl n tea. 11 p• , ~.
HEAVY ORDNANCE
.3-1\1"
speelel ntteotlon pod It( .1,1.1ti , i MII.I
W..P. K. LILA, I' At .1 11;1 . 11.1.1 AND 'Lk:l'ol{l'S
ottendo, to p•usvdt ,V•
EMI=
=l=
As 1,re1 , ...!4.0r.,n1Lt1.r.12 a'or eve be
ber , l at tbta Feu rcz '•171
L. OdIIII.IRCIA. VAIN Y. C1,81(7,15
A. GARRISON & CO.
hutteoon to DoErnan, Garrison, & C 0.,)
FOUNDERS AND MOEINISTS' ,
Manufacturers of (Milled Rollers of all rdres, for
Iron, Steel, Brass, Zino, Copper, Silver Gold
Stress Boards, Paper and India Rubber Work.
also, Rolling tlestlogs of all deaeriptiou,
Bark Mills, Patent Double Grimier, with a saries
ir of other patterns, always on hand and fitted to
rder on short smiler and felorable terms. Gales
rsd Warehouse, GO Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
'ENN MACHINE, WORKS AND
FOUNDRY.
H. WIOIIIIIAN,
I.NO[NE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
L.acousi ISTIMST, between Federal and Sandra,
Atirionetry Urrr, Pa.
Nanufaetarer of WIGHTUAN'S PATENT
PORTABLE OSCILLATING STEAX EN
GIVES, Shafting, Pulleys, he.
Repairing of all kinds attended to
JOI.IN B. IiERRON & CO.,
Eitcr - 1743 21tIcaamluStreturox - es
AND IRON FOUNDERS,
Ware and Sales Roanaa,
No. rrs LIBERTY STREET
S. BEV . _
R/S.IIOE,
W. 68 Water. tit
pl&4abi manutficturet of BOWER lily
ETS, WROIII3BT SPIM3, cosmos' sad railroad
af =aal arL ar shaped (IFTEES
latga as mall, nu& to order at abort itotlea A
•• • • asa•MoanLactaltaatly anbAzel. warm
WOODSIDE a WAL •CE
V9nxolosea.l.43. 37frtasziArta
Wait* LAM Red Lead, =wale, Paints, 01
Varnlahatihre studs, Window Olan and Put
Brae% P awry, BanzotaXerben 011, ha.
Also, Agents for Wlnter , s MataMs Brawn Paul
Efalailton White Lead, Charter ost White lAA
and Mum A Whit n' Celebrated Patent Dm:
In aaa and two pound cam
(OPPOSITE THE ST. OR6ELES HOTEL.)
3 - 13011001111ASZIt.
Pittsburgh White Lead Works.
IMRE WHITE LEAD.
BLUE
OIL NI BARRFT 9
nil 1:19. 0 WOOD OTZEJET
ILLNIRA.CTO I U II3 OP
PITTSBURGH.
AUCTION SALES
FOUNDRIES
IMITEMSTK --
AND DP P. 1r VRS IN
Do. 37 WOOD STREET,
Ph'nBITAGH. PA
B. I YrUSI=MNTS
(IPEHA HOUSE.
N. , /SUM 4 8.61...feren, MSS ARNIE EBEHLE.
Lest Nig ee elst hts of the Treat original Ilia Boy and
Yank,
818. 4 ffiES. W J. FLOMCS.
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. M 414. taw 4w4ef
tstooteat wlll commecce with a new tad ort;-
Inal Drams, la 4 !acts. Pumbs. l4 b 9 Mt'
W. J. Florecce la 'London for two Imadre4
Ealrass, mated.
INIMATOCIIIE:or, WTIE WEARING OF
THE GREEN.
To conclude with Mx. W. J. Florence's original
mmndy, entitled the
.11ai iIkiVIIRECEEPEIL
. .
Saturdsy afternoon, by request of nuMerons
ladies DOT: on, THE CRICKET ON THE
SKAYITII. Admission ffi omits to all parts of the
house.
In rebored. and ;will be produced with new
recces
ofd
apteuctmests, the near sod bssutifn/
dtams of HAT EILEEN DIALVLIVJEN EEN.
YTTSBURGEi THEATER .
was cod Mknager..... HELP DEBSO
PRICES OP ADMISSION—Dross Circle, le els; Pam
tgrele, etc; et. Third Tier, 23 eta; Private Box
ex 15,00; Single Seats, 11,Z.
Soon open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at 734.
Second appearance of the celebrated tragedian,
MR. J. NE PLFIE.
Who Will appear in the celebrated play of the
rICILET CF LEA rE AAA:
Robert Brierry....--- J. Neale,
No other piece this create+,
WLI ehonly beproduced STREET'S Of NEW
YORE, and UNCLE TON'S CABIN, With new
and beautUni scerterr, an.
M~'j (U 1 I S ~!L
IVIEE.INi 'URI
I 3 NOW OM AT
NO. 6-1 FIFTH STREET,
UNDER THE OPERA. HOUSE.
no2s:t/
MASONIC HALL.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Norcabar 27.6. 2.13t1 ►ad 121.6,
TIM MAMMOTH Tina! BROW OF LYILHICA,
TONY 3P...21.19.1"C0PUE0
COMBINATION TROUPE
(FllO5l RIO °PIRA House, Bowan*, N. To)
Will hove the honor of appeorlog no above for
Positively Three Ntaists Only I
In their elegant sad unequalled VARIETY EN•
TEETAINUENT, which embraces almost 0111P7
oyealsltty to the ostiendse of arnusentitntil 'Ma
whole under the direotion of that Prizes of Comte
Vocalists, BILLY PASTOR, who will appear each
crating In a celection of new Songs, Oomicsitles
rte.
Sir For toll partteuten, tea small bibs. AdMi.
Mon, 35 cents ; Reserved amt., hoc. Doors open
at o'clock ;_st b.
no": 0-111. .7. W Agent.
MASONIC HALL
Thursday and Friday Evenines
NOV'. 30 and DEC.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Arirmus Ward's Rarrwell Nights in America
rEm us WARD'S HUMOR I
More humorous than any other humor Th
plc Is broader, under the mask of whist, Iles, 1
not the torts> wisdom, most steriln• comas,
%mum. Reader, must buy the book for thee
selves.—. A u aher's 1)0 1..7,101
A. WARD A.MUNti TED: DIOR
public are resp,trnily informed thst these
nost positively be AR r Eat P WARD'S Low
nights in Pittsburgh, prior to nis departure fur
England. whore arrangements are n ready being
perfecto.: for Lls esti, appearar,e at Egypt:no
Hall, London.
N;SIS
EIGHTEEN COI (ti,ll
Faithfully photographing, on s gwento vale, the
TLF.EI a OF SAI t L I. CI L Y, and the singu
larly Ireatittful Lectures Utah. The adcompany•
log desertpttre by A rtemus Want will be
cheerful The success or Ulm ocitertainment ass
Peen so marked that It Is perhaps proper t t refer
to It here lhommenetne to thr t .t yof hen 1 ork.
It was given •t Bodworth for one hundred
coturcuttr e n'ghts to denselt croisdet houses. Its
sueeese vulneridently to Bsston.
Baltimore. Washiagton. ohcriro end St. Louis
erns no leas moult, an t bri.., set.
born tealoa Sue Reserve-0 be •t s. rsi. Reserved
is lot sale at Al C Altedor e Mac: stoi e. Wood
street, winery a plan of the hall nesoon ale
of Beanies.] Seats end mum menu,Tueielay
morning, Nov. :bath.
The Piano used Is one of Chlekertng's
end kindly (units red by NIT 'delis, Peoria open
at '7. Commence et e oislort.
Yawn. r as NriTri r —A 'trains Ward will ar.
peer at hew Castle, I's., on W r Er sa•
130, Noa Seth.
!Bel till JOIN P a:41111. Director_
MASO.,.(IC HALL.
FAKEWELL BENLIIT OP
C713.49.2%1G- ...9...W11:1 EON Gr
Tar (.liglaal .11 Far named
Siamese Twins, and their 1 hildren,
ALSO. THE WONDER El L
Wild Australian Children
rUSITITISLI ECKG DIU MT
IFrilnesday, Thursday, Friday amt Saturday,
TWO ii2LAND LEVEES LAi'Ll DlLl—After
noun and Evening.
Doom oi en from:: to 5 soil from T to f.
Ada:ammo° ISu cents, etiil2.ren 56 cents.
81114E.5015 1 1191.1 DAY, THREE EXIII9I.
BIT/OTEn. Doors open !rum 16 to 12, C to 5 so I
to 9 novii.tOtd
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
FAHLAND COLLINS,
Art recrk,.g i 1 rlcs.t stosar, r:om s
rl=M
A 'tiGIASSI CALRPETN,
•(“1 r snia‘ R,nme. uttc,e.
t 1, ...le.:, :.,,erts.y (Cr ;
le, na, (ered
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LOV7I ST MARKET PRICES
t n•,l 1...V3L1-41 TA PESTI: Y , El
y] Thr.t: El..- CAIt PETS, tool.ttit.tt tostty
sty let Lorcr before uttered to tltts outootry
71 and 73 Filth Street
Next Building to the l'alte 1 State•' C•.tatom
iinDxe end PIAt Crake Dot?
FOURTH ' STREET
: 11 CARPETS,
RECEIVED NEW.
In a 441110. to our ',revivals as
l?f 'ore:mtt, we have lust reeeive, PP
ttus fottosirtna, to newest et visa
BIGELOW DA SPLTS, EXTRA
3 FLYS and zraißA.pcs. 1.14
EMBROIDERED PIANO 00T
. ERS. .
MOSAIC RUGS. I tai
SHEETII acid ft 1.1
O 'wide, extra quality
O WINDOW SHADES, Stone Drab. 0
Brown, Leather bad Greet.
M o wn,
A large assortment of FAROS
SHEEP-SKIN MATS.
%%D.& S. raccArzubs.
m , coil 10 VOUSTiI sraecr
, • -- •
I CARPET STORE.
INSURANCE AGENTS
- - -
TORN ROSS, Agent of the Equitable In
t, nuance Co., Kensington Fire insurance Co"
end the Peon Mutual Life Inearanee Co. of PIM*.
delphle. No. a /Market attest, Pittsburgh.
ferhly
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent Itor thr
• Franklin, Philadelphia and Haninonthso ,
MUD
s
Ontazad anin Northeast *anus: WOOD
ceers.
W P. JONES, Agent fro North Amon
" •ut,Stato
Qt
m' ants. sad Rartford /2.
00 =smi...et 'Anus anizer
01 tald
lm ;T,vwe ,T, • ;YR a4Z 0 aNtii:
DRUM it BLACK,
kin on bawl a lane snort:int at
M OWING MAC7FIINES.
soliHze Pafb-13ZIEUM.
Straw tatters,Seytbes and flay flakes,
No. 21 and 80 0110 STEM
iudatZEITT,
OR SALE-FOR RENT. BOOTS AND SHOES •
_ -
pO.ll RALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POS
.& ST-SNlOff, TS MOUNT HnPF. PROPER
TT, AT VICOOSiIIIICSTATION; ?Mime saes
Wink Dwelling with 10 rooms and garret;
pigsty of soft watar and fruit of kiwis; ten
minutes walk trout Peden! sweat Depot. All.
rhea*. Enquire of the anbxribir. ag his PlA
gailciE AND One TOOL WORKS, Ll and 34 Onto
ntmeti &MO-end,:
1=:3111
SECOND STREET PROPERTY FOR
sm.Y.—c condonable three nor' Brick
Dwelling Rouse at b. 11.1, two parlors dining room,
Elam. cellar, barb-room and chambers, lo
goad ioestlots nebriderket scree& For pace and
terms, APIA! to
S. CrTHBERT k SONS.
note N blardet Street..
F OR BALE—ONE LARGE DOUBLE
DOOR F/REA.ND BURGLAR PROOF &APR.
lined with Steel. end In complete order, lately
owned hy Robert Ashworth, deceased. For par •
to alms, enuire at
q
JAMES B. STRICKLER, Adm'r,
No. I St. Clair street.
FOR BALE
ENGINE, HOLLIEIE,
FLY WHEEL, tr.a., complete,
ready for putting up, rultable for • caw-mlll or
any purpola requiring 60 hone power. Apply
anduatf US TUULD STREET
__.
Iva", AND LIME PROPERTY FOR
SACS—On the Steubenville Rairoad, seven
idles from the city,
CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
EMMI
Steam and Water Flooring and Saw MILL and
other flue improvements. For further informstlon
apply to WILLIAM WARD,
(Opposite the Usthedral,)
. 19 (*rant street, No. 110.
WASHTPOTON PROPERTY
FOE set.r.—A. neat Cottage House and Lot
of 0 retied, Fruit and Shade Trees; Shrubbery, etc.
troeting on 74 Lgh street. Also, a large Howe,
nearly new} 134 .ores of groo', career of Bertha
and High st . Also, • double Frame Bonne of
els, rooms and large lot on Sycamore et. Fare.
11,250. Also, a Cottage House or three room sod
ot nu Ucloo street. Fria', al 010.
For sale by S. CS:TUBE:HT & SONS,
0027 al 2larket street.
DESIRABLE CITY PROPERTY
l, LARGE 01 , 7104 BOOMS. No. CO Fourth
street. opposite M. rr K. Bloc. eultable for
a Store, 6baker.. OlDo►e, to., Ao.
U. A LAftuS PIiUTOGNA.PH GALLERY.
Id. A SALOON, fa &good Location for ►n extort.
Nee Sestedrana
GAZZAId.
e. i 0 Fourth end 33 Peen street.
$3,500 WILL PUROklebiS
A NEAT FRAME HOUSE,
with SIX ROOMS, and about TWO AO Ra; or
LARD, situated In the village of Mount Wuk•
legion. For ftuther parttsalars enquire of
Cl. H. TOWENt,
164 Fourth.Strtat
VALUABLE COUNTRY ROME FOR
SALE, situated on the Pennsylvania Rail.
react. noe-half mile from Wliklasburgh. and Only
three minutes milk from the newly granted Sto•
Lion on said road, called EDGEWOOD ST&TIUNI
a LOT of troll:4 contalnthg tl acres 138 perches;
three strre. Oak Forrest; large Frame Huliting,
pat WM. with le rooms. and cellar underneath;
bearing Fruit Trees; Water sod other woven
imams. These grounds will dlvlla lucid/lamely.
For further balotinstion WI on
JANLs S. BUG,
No. toe PIRA stree..
Q,PLENDID DWELLING FOR BILL'S,
Li situated at No. 43.3 Rebecca street, Allegheny
Olt). The Lot haa • front on Rebecca street of
al feet, and extends lel feet to Parit'• street, on
withal to emitted* neatly finished two ince) Brion
Dwelling with seven comfortable rooms. fine
kiteben. with range, bath hones, gas, hot and
cold water turoughouti marble mantle., stone
nr•rtlisi grape arbor. Thisproperty is offered
cheap. Apply to. nail hieLe IN k CO.
FOR RENT.
THE TWO LARGE
Front Rooms or Offices,
NO. GO FOUIITII SFR VET.
A Photograph Gallerl,
LARGE rURNIBMID CELLAR
Immedlsts roigession given. Enquire of
McILIESTER GlaZt & CO.,
0015 Arreanntn.933 Grant Street.
1 0AL, COA.L AND LAND FOR SALE
The very rinuabie FAR .11 to Elt tome
stp, Allerbeny county, Pa. et - tutu:nog 17:3
ut Ft EFACE o
and frontlet, on
ante
the Inonorgtheln 111ver for more then butt
mite In Pool Ito 3.
In this tract there •re 125 earn or good um,
eharmatoe Gun I. fronting on the neer, with deep
enter al l along the proper; y Ti. water I. n
Inriver from . then fe
to Id et deep, when the ev erG
is al its lowest stage
Ibe Land Is cf the err p hest quality of river
hot tout, ell In good order, end uliter go I fencing.
With • large Well fini•nel two story tilt rri
I.IT ELLIN.. Creme Rarn, lr *me
,table COI feet long,torn b, Wagon Hine sad
two 'Celina Detllings.
The Greenburg and Washington Turnpike
runs throngs the far n: and taking it altogether
for coareelenn of location and Intrinsic aloe,
le certainly out of the veil bent Lai oat meats now
of eyed to this county.
Payment. will be made to snit the purchasers
For partleillare, ennutre cf
G. H. T(lWhtt.
Real Estate Agent, No. 161 Fourth einet.
Hold till
VAlt3! FUN SALE.— The Itil.eellher w).l
offs. at private sale, the
P ARM ON WATCH HE NOW RESINFIS,
Situated ln Uectl Township, Was.bington Uounty.
or, the State Bond leading from Ititt.bargb to
West MbialetoWn, IS mile. from the former, and
11 mile. from the latter plare, containint 100
ACRES. The Jane is stood, well ersteret, ua
well. with about SO 41.061 ES 0 r* 01) TIM.I3ER.
The improvements area good two story Frame
Dweillrg llove, with kitchen; a rt... Nth. ,
Earn, nearly new, nod °Ow necessary Farm
Dtiliditgs There are two Orchards, of shout sin
acres. 0 1 choice .elected fruit. Tn. location is
withio of • Rile of Venice ends mliee of
Sle-
Dr.ol l 'l Station. en the Pittsburg!. and Steuben
ville Railroad. TM. r ors is to : neighbor
hood ono colarrp:rnt to SchOols. ('hutches, and
Storer , PeN Iwd Ls Dnry EED
FUR SALE,
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES
N.-. SO nod 11. on the ens, side of WI `IT 1 1 0:11•
ION, nest the corner of t/hlo street, sad
flatalted throughoot Inn Superior mansor—flnlshed
with hasp modern courcu and tm Prove=cnt,
sad at ivesent to perfect enter, one of the clean
est sod most desirable. Situations in Allegheny.
on the Ist of Apell. led& y'llre of
1 - 1.,1 1..400e Broker a.r..1 lazarnnce ACC.
c... 3" No., &:;egt.rt.
1;9101 !.)ft
a :as lex a s. pr. *cot
cr.zstly rats, awl In co .n 1 w
EARN' or 1.. r A.llt
1 1 1 . 111 . 001.,. Ilse net.thl,rl; .o I is c ',AI. an
wl ac.caa—w.:!.:.. 'r.w. t0ttr...,1 .11'
II nt :11.1 roAtorri. and two stram,oat
landln“ the' , 11,,r It fo•s. Al•ochrs.
tor, the egoarty Inn nof flamenco anua:y, Welt
VA , ru 'et from Well•ril:. and tkttleou from
Stechenville, U. Ihe Improvements a • large
Fr..' House Baru, Wagon Shod, ,irnrf.,
Ortbs,
, rep Houses, and al. Decal iry ow buildings.
and a Steam hill! close by. There are two gowi
etas o( CoM., one of which I. CANNEL, oil the
farm. The property is well worth the eittentl en
of I snips desiring Mach property, being e.luaily
well adapted for wow growing, grazing or farming
s• the Wilenins ton :county land, which county
Joins il aneooit, Further particulars on applica
tion to .
•
S. S. BRYAN,
ai rounni STREET. (Burke'. Building.;
n<ll
FOR SALE,
Situate In Westroore land county. Penna., on , te
North. Western Pennsylvania Railroad, cantntning
two veins of Coal. Limestone lad Fire (limy.
The COAL. LIIIIESTONR and FIR CLAY
privileges or the above tract of land will be sold on
or before
For farther articuitere, loydre et the Law had
Claim lialec of
n 024 ro : 114 Fourth St.. I`lttsburt•h. r♦
FOR BALE.-
A FARM Of 171 sores within I miles of Last.
mer's Station, on tte Penna. Railroad. The im
provements are • hewed log house and barn,
young appleorehard; fencing good' WO acres clean
ad; the Dallene well timbered.
Also a small tract of Land adjoining the Boro.
of Elliebeth h tutalnlng Is awes, adaptee for
prdsosoil to the very beat of river hot.
bat. and In a high state of oultivation.
Also. A No. i stark and gram farm. eootairthe
SOO aerea, &Resta In Cherry ruu Townshep, Indi
ana county,Pa., near the ' , Ma of Oresevllln
The Improvements ere a two-s tory frame house,
thelar( eat and best bare in the sonnty, fending
gmmalfy good; ASO acres cleareol the restautdar
we Emberod. The land le good, large meadow.
which vodka" fine crops tu nay. Is is very con.
ventenfto churches, school., tellls. store., Sae.,
This propaty will be soh: very deny and on alley
tents.
Mao , • Term of lit Aare& In Vigo, township,
W A V o, ltg e on sounty, wgi_be sold Olean.
bat taro on theMon rt tAsla Elver
about one mils from Ma/seep° hany
Fa.,enntalnlngalont IEI woe. Th improvements
5 bans tome Annum, cc?. CU and WlllOll
shed, Ell/Lothar allowably.
treatlarg apple
erebard of Newnan 400 and Ws 6O quince
tees, SO pear t arm*Hid 460 peach trees.
Tor WOO P ;s poils Of
0 TO Real Estate Aget,
. • o. Tatuth stret.
A SPLENDID COUNTRY BEAT FOR
J.-. SALE.; Illontaintog 00 sena, ten of which are
In Timber, the balance in a blob still* of Cottle*.
Wm, and under a nest fends. The improvements
area model% built Gat=. 4 Faant House, Hum.
Stable and other outb A large Oretuud of
the best selection of Fruit less In full bearing,
also all kinds of small fruit and fire never falling
spears. Situated fifteen minutes drive from Se.
wickley Station. Tate is ass of the phew:dent
plazas now offered. Apply to
sor4 L B, AK= I; WI
LOOS OUT FOR BLROLLNE
BOOTS SAD SHOES,
Just ree,elved I
TREMENDOUS STOCK
FJLL & ir/XTER GOODS,
J, A. ROBINSON & CO.,
61 MARKET STREET.
Feat door to RALES.EII'S Dry Goo-1z Store.
not
BOOTS AI4D SHOES
JAMES ROBB.
NO. $1 Etnrket Street
Hsi juat returned from the EAST with ■ yen'
lime and Bessonable shook of
.EII.C>CIrTE3 11.-TSTIZI /03EIECIPEULD,
01 the VERY RFST QUALITY. Now' Boys'
sad Youths' BOOTS AND SHOES to sll thetr
varieties and styles. LADIES 'WORK of the On
eat and bent that le szeicutaotureal, from the toe
Polish to the plain Clslf Boots. Chtldrene Boot.
and Sheet to every style and variety.
W Our abje
to ct
pumas., the le to seil much gre.ids a. will else sat-
eation
Weil.. .11 end ...mine,
R spd you will be
..
..Joao J ule the Q an,PRIOE.of go
Remember the pla VALITY
ce. I ARMS ROBB,ods,
007 100.11 Market street.
BOOTS AND 511(as,
mars
92 Federal Street, Allegheny City,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
I am selling better aortale and for less mosey
thus any other house in the two attics.
W. &. DIcOLIATOOK,
12 raderal street, Allegheny City.
ALL , 100 S WARRANTED. no2B
- _
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
Ladies' Misses' and Children's Boots,
Bahnorals, Gaiters, Polish Boots
and Gains of all styles and
polities
mash win es sold at the lowest prices.
• few more Fairs of those sotamo SHOES on
heed at such low prices that An Can be stated.
Call early and often at the well known stand of
J. H. MILO% 98 Market Street,
N OTICE.
♦LL STYLES OF
Boots and Shoes
G 3 MARKET STREET.
.29
T ADIES' GETS', .51166.1ib' AND
/-4 N
EPPS
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
of every Style, 31.aks and Form, •t
COTLVB.
Comer Flfth and Wylie .treete.
0- Ma toe. nat everrt.nty •ulll
CALL AND BEE THE
O ENT•9 BIP BOOTS
AT 83 M.ket street.
121,3 T. W. , lARNAITAN.
CALL AND SEK 'Fait LADIES AND
MISSES' PcrtE IALMUILAL POLLEES
BOOTS st 83 Market. atTect. I
nW 1. W. CARTIA.axx.
MERCHANT TAILORS
lIENRI G. DALE,
Merchant Tailor,
dUlitil -WEST CORI ZII OF I'ENN & IT. (LI 111 ST%
Takes great pleuurs to sanoontiog to his nnmer
ous customers and the pails generally, that hie
purchases and arrangements for the FALL SEA.
SON are now completed, having bees yersonally
selected from the first-clue sloth holier in the
Eastern cities Only lush a class of goods 11/1 11•11
really be recomineaded, wilt be otfaral, which em.
Muss the &mut sad most approved mattriall
And styles, the entire stock being very large, tasted
and select. IST,. Hale has much conn.deruie to lose
U.'515'T."1 le
1 4 1" a.1.011. COLORED CLOTHE.
AND DOE STUNS,.. uskal, warranted fast is
colors, and sound testare.
MELTON CLOVIS and other new soatings,
new style for entire salts.
A great variety of FINE OASSIMEIMS lot
Puts and Vests, for Morning and Evening Wear
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FASHIONABLE
DESIRABLt kii3ODS,
For Gent'a $ rotith's Clothing
MALE TI) ORDER
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER,
R. B. NORRIS.
o. 79 FEDER:kJ. ST., &Iles - he...7
00.11.1awd
W I NTEtt.
0 P-Elt-t0.1T1.1-GS
Blue Chin&lila
Black Chinchilla
Brown Chinchilla
=NMI
Daliah Chinchilla ;
FINE FRENCH BEAVERS, all colors
we will make up to eerier to a eu,error
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curvr•vrr TA . Lortm, No. 02 Fifth .1
oys'
DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITS.
A [lea lot of choice goo4a
r'or Fall Wear.
.GRAY & LOGAN,
NO. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET
BORING . TOOLS
JAMES BOWN,
MANUFAUTCREIL ur
IMPROVED BORING TOOLS,
Sinking Oil, Salt and Other Wells,
No, 136 WOOD STREET
Tools arrented made of the ver y Nandi...KW
AND 1.4019 hIOUR mom
WELL BORERS
El==l9
5.40,0170a1t C/Atalata. P'rl.ocoo
with rub article' a. are neceutry to conduct op.
Iff &lions, Tin:
ANVELs
BELLO Os,
SLIMES
Euestazit,
sgrovms,
riOKS,
AX.EB.
Rope, Leather
f',ILII of wldoli I holt
oalaad
I ' V7 ' . ' :TA
v ßEff Dentig h Ckna t
=air el DLUCOND sad
Mgr. sit=ituvou lt
Pelt
sth,NDARD
PIAMOLEUX REFIT Y.
Werke wed Office, OOLL/NS TOWNSHIP.
Oftioe Pittsburil,, 24 WOOD STREET
These works We the
the
esys the
country. The brawl stands the h*laest dty
In tide
country and In Lairope, for quality and ere test,
and the oil le put lz weU sessonedtarretf,PruPsfW
espeoielly for espna.
Disnufsettarere of BOILERS, STILLS, TANKS,
and Ira PROVED BOSINET TOOLS for 011 Wells.
TINANT FARM OIL COMPAAY,
One Comer of Penn and Wayne Beetle
stuctoplowe WU maxi m% on the 2.7.. it
ander Pease f usels filcang and blatinfaatil`
Ing Pim,. The Territory b et ween Company , Lc
slated on II unitarft Creek, the lonia of tae
Dnakard Creek Union Oil Company and theanink
ard Creek Petroleum Company.
Capital Stock oo
Work Turd Z,OOO 03
Par v ing alue of each Shan I co
B. A. JOHNSON, Prectient.
ISAAC NOOK, Secretary and TroaantOri:
DULIOSoIs.
James Graham.l J. G . Wcir,
Stephan Lawson, Ti. W. !Want,
Flask Snyder,
ausolf .
. _
DUN KA= CREEK PETROLE
COMPANY.
Office Corner of Penn and - Wayrie Sts
ta, comp.my wu orgenleeil on the 49th lee , "
under the Penasylvants Mining and Msnafitatu
ring Lawn. The territory of the .113plInY ad
yotnn the lanes of the bunkard Creek Mann CU
Uoropeny, of this cull.
i'aplaal Macs,
Warking Fund
Par Value of Each !Mare
0.91011.11:
Prelgiatnt-S. A. JOHNSTON.
Secretary azt.l Treasurer—lSAAC N ODS.
3. A. Jorrwrrox, S.
F.Z.LIIE SATIM, 3srt Ge.FILM
F. D. A mer, W. 0. Ante,
jetard n. RITMO..
SUPERIOR
OIL ENGINES.
We ►ee constructing, and Will keep oil hand a
uperior stile of
OIL 3131+47GrIZSTIII
Either a Common or Tabular Boiler
We Invite puttee needing engines for ad. DU ,.
pose to call sad ue them, corner of PUCE end
D'ELLILL hrTREETS,' near Uity Water Works. •
jo biAOKINTOSET., lighteel/LL E 00.
COMMERCIAL OIL WORKS.
Pure Wh.ite Burning Oil,
ran LOWEST MARKET RATES
B. C. & I. H. SAWYER.
&Oaf No. 41WCK.,11 STREET
jiMES WLLKIrib,
(2nd door from Fifth.)
111.010111 •ND DIAINB TN
CRUDE AND REFINED OILS
BMWs elook. 10.1q.e.... Wisps Plitart , gh
Mr attention given to the SE ',ND
SR OF PETROLEUM and it l products.
Air
I BRIM
J
9
No. 1 St. CIAIII Pittsbnyek,
FORWARDING 4YO COMMISsIOA MTHCtIi_NT
SOUTH tr. ROSS,
ILLUMINATING, LVCRICATING, carul
PETROLEUM OILS, Ete.,eo.trtntly on hand and
for sale et the lowest .et - lost prizes. Conshpy
merits end orders solicited. arGelra
• -- • -----
PATENTED OCTOBER 8, 1881.
DITILFIEDGE'S PATENT
Oral Lamp Chimneys,
Manufactured of X.X. Flint Glam.
These Ctunoseys are Inters.= for toe all llama,
cleating all parte of the glass equally, does not ez•
pose it to cracking. E D. DITERDJOEs
Fort Pitt Gloom Works, Waehtneton street,
spti Pittsburgh, Penn's
FARING t BIN(,
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS,
oet-ly No. MARKET ST Plumburvh.
O:ABED VY AftELIO USE OF "
Phenix Warehousing Company,
Pool of BALTIC & EiIisHISON Sts , Brooklyn
PITTSBVIVIEI. rd
()Mee, No. 95 EZAER LTHEET, Nem York.
LCCENT OIL WOItK
Pure White Refined Carbon Oils.
OIL STOCK —TLc undersigned win
give particular attention to Lae purr.hato and
tale of
Stocks of ALL II LIABLE CoraparLias,,
Inn - Ito buy,. agid impn to cal,
lIITE S :LADLE,
No. 3.00 301.11.113..9tre.t
IVol attend to boitocas to tlio of their
Profess:on, :ncl•t •tog THE to , LLECTRIN of
ALAI va AOAINST-111E(}1,VERNMENT.
- -
Mr. St. ARC., t.nrizte :teen ottli.tcro.: .13 . the
SPEVICV. ell /IGIC4fLOE Ita Stt011•
OUNDEI) bULDIt:tO3 1 .61111Eit
The First or Second Three Years Service
an receive the bohaty Lte tame et If !'ev
I,,lsetvetl tl,t IL.. tam Ot valuta:tont ey eel till,
r. wAtrtat Li ),
Frdieltor for Boontiem. Permian, end Pay.
No. lid S THEM', turd door bedew th•
'edltedral.
WV IV W 0•96, 1. .C.O It. 1:,-14.,"
m UFFE: rr 3: COCII PAN,
,Sittot - aa.cry - Ei At Law.
THJP Y. 11♦ 1,11. 10,1 , Y $1,14 /6
BAYNE & SHAPER,
Court Hulloes. Examinins Title., Cooverano
tog, Collections, arid all elan. of Legal Business
promptly attended to. eel
'MILITARY CLAIMS. PENSIONS,
BOUNTIES, BACK PAY sod 111LITARY
CLAIMS of every description, collected by the
subscriber, St the following rates, YU, Pensions,
Ste I ell other daises, t 3 80,
C. 0. TAYLOR, Attorney at Lew,
Diamond meet opposite the Court Nouse.
N. B.—No charges are =Lade If the claim does
not suecenl, W Wort:cation glows gratis.
seedy
H . C. MACKRELL,
C. S. LICENSED SOLDIERS' or..eita magm
Bounties for Woundtd Solaws collected to from
ten to twoaty day*
Sir Often No. 81 Ow? mum?, Pltteaurga.
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FURS.
F _ .
111181 FURS! FUR6I
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S ,
.1F 13 S
The Largest and Most Complete Assonant
EVER OFFERED Ili THIS MARKET,
AT
MeCORD:ec 00'S.
m vr• • • Reset. Pittabarsrll.
PITTSZIPItGiI PA.
lIATOTIETS,
SAWS
swie E k LS .
Ou IS zs
WA ISL
_OAS,
PLAN AS,
LEVEL
NAILS, U.
nd Gum Belting,
ALEX. AIKEN .
nanstantly In hoer,
trxtriamm*,46.tranzt.
No. is 1%41 Plttal'art% Pa. OM INS
of W Waft. CRAM, GLOVED, sad• de.
lasiytion at Yamal Flundeung Goads f
Rooms o day =We% Name awl
• awrantorr. David 8%10.
ft••• N. IC
=Lot Dn, Jailotos • 1•03.• .r Ewhy,
hrob arai4E"
CLARK & SUMNER.
ISZsa. OOO
23.000
en Do
IMISIM
Contractiy on hand. and for sale 1t
AND DV. A 7,1711, IN OILS
co3Lnl Lssiuri 311:11C119.7ITS,
6m:dee:era to lieu:Ling Mate:lsla.
REFINED PETROLEUM
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DUALAP & CO.,
101 FOCRTII STREET
ATTORNEYS
ATTORNEYS A-T LAW
Otrlce-150. co ,;IZANT STREET'
Pltt.burgh. pa.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
No. St DIA.XOND STHIINT, Pittsburgh, Ps.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
lia, t oaiwA:. oo l
1865. - A`Z ANT'Ug - atigAffigigi
NSY LV AMA. OENTHAL a. B.—.
—TWE VE DAILT TILLINS.
On and, alter MONDAY, Nov. c:th, MM. traria
Will lease the Union Passen.rer Depot. corner et
wu hthebt, aid Laberty streets. as follawl
DAY Pittsburgh at tan a.
m" attipping at juinclpal Static.. Arrives at
Altoona' VI L. 5 a. TlrOtte 8- 2 3
route le,a9 m., Lock Dave. 12 .19 p.
risturgl 1.00 p. m.. Balancer.; chc p. N.. t
Yolk, !la Alien l own 16.3 a p.
Philadelptan
8.45 p. tal, and New York, sla Philaielphis at,
10..°1 D. In,
CINCINNATI EXPRESS—LeeTes Pittabusgh
et SIO a. M., stopping at neatly all Stations,
toanai et LSI p. m., Harrlabure 1114 arits
ins at Philadelptia at 1.10 a.m.
melt THAI .—Learsa Pittabnigh at HAP
m.. dapping at snarly ail Stations. I
os
p. m.. aril ring It Hanisbnitg at 12.25 MA
Plalladelpdia at 7.10 5. in.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS'S—Loam pm,-
Dumb Ai 1.66 p• stopping only at principal Sta
tions. !Wives al robe; 6.4 D p. Altoona
Atop. uk, Harrisburgb 2.00 a. in. H . m..
a. m., Haw Ye re, via Allentown 10.00 a.m.
delphlat 7.10 a, ~ana New Yore.- via Philadel
phia at moo p. ca. Sleepl. Can run Hannah
on this train from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and
Phllatielphir, and to NOV Tort, via AlleutoWn.
FASTiLINE—Leavea Pittsburgh at 10.00 p. m..
stoppin only at principal Stations. Art-leesEtal-
at
Altoona It 33.0 a. in.. Ilartinbarg• ale a- at,
limos e t 9100 p. In., New a.. via Allentown I
p. m., Philld•lpblat,l.lo p. and New York
vta Phladelphle at P. to.
• tirerlda. i , er. Svpper.
ti)ady, a?, NI,: tra D
Su.l.la:o creepra.
JOHNSTOWN ACOOfiIIIODATfON, dant. ex -
cep% Sutday. at 4.16 p. m... mopping st resuise
sta
lions between Patslturgn and Conenin4a , and can
netting it Blairsville internectlon lin truths of
the Indiana Britten and West Pentalleatua R. R.
ALI 00fid ACCOMMODATION, daily (wept
SnittinV, at 1.10 m., stopping al all Millar
stations between Pittsburgh and Altoooni 'tat
trial:Mg clone connection with trams on rildianill
Branch, 'West Pennsylvania B. H. EbetabUill ant
Creagan R. R., soil Hollidaysburg Branch.
Firstheromateuation Train nor Walla Station
learn daily tsncept Sunday) at 5.30 s. im.
Seooad AOcOinmoastion Train for Wain" Station
leaves daily (earept Sunday) at tam s. In.
Penn Accommodation No. 1, leaves daily (except
Sunday) at 1.10 n. m.
Third ititecr"..--modation Train for Starks
1 1 . 5005 dally (e.gent at tied p Ist,
PetuLAlSolnatesni44l !eay. - ., .1 slip (et
"Pt ".! - an ertr".
oetween Putaburgh Pena bt (tom /..
The Church. Train leave% Watt's Station livery
Sunday at 9.03 m.., and arrive , la Pittebargh
10 00 a. re,. tietunatt leaves Plitsburra at 12.111
p. m. and arrlre. at Wall's Station et 2.4.1
Returning Train, arrive to Pittsburgh os 10112 Wit
8ai1... 1.0 a. m.
Fast II ice. 2.0 a., M.
First Weirs Station AcconimodatLon... it. 26 m.
Penn Accommodation. 1116 a. m.
Second Wan'. Station Accommodation 6.50 a. ne.
Johnstown Accommodation 11 .0 p.
Baltimore Express 1.0 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation k Emigrant.. 800 p. m.
Third Wall o Station Accommodation.. 1.60 p. m.
Philadelphia Expretts .. LOS p. M.
Penn Accommodation No. 2 .._. p.
Pittibmgh and Erie
all
14.0 p. na,
An Agenj of the ExcelliOr Omnibus Cloinpany
well pa 22 throoth each train before reaching the
Depot, take up snacks and deliver baggage to any
part of the city. Unice No. 010 Pent, sfract.Voyon
day and night, where all ordera for the oftP7anaant
of parfongers and baggage will receive prompt at.
[cation.
Baltimore express will arrive with rhiudeaphis
Express at 2.30 p. In. on hiendaya.
NOTICE—In case of leas, the Company wilt
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
Only, and for an amOnnt not sumeeding
W. K. BECRWTM,Aideets
At the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Paitseugeg
Station. on Ldberty and Washlnaton Meets.
1865. PITTSBURGH,
courmErs A.ND OINOLVNATI RALLSOAJP.
ine Creal Stioit Line Late tia gtubeaville,
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INDI.&N&POILS
And •ll the prLacipel Mies,
I=l3
01. •an ATTLIL
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th, 1.1585,
Trains leave mad aTzlva at ttui VNIOB VEP(ST
as follows:
Dar mums.
. 2.60 a. as. B ilL. 131.
.9_oo *I 6 P. DI.
D=E!!
• •
Egon,: 2..30:n. m.
Steubenville Accommollen.4.en " WAD m.
B. P. SOI7LL,.
Gen 1 Ticket Agent Steubenville
N. D. bIOI'II7.II.SPADOa,
Ticket Agent, Union Depot, Pittebittge.
oce-lyd • _ • _
Pl'l S B fiGEt AND
CONNELLSVILLE
6AILIIO/11).
VI INTER ARRANGEMENV
W 1 and Liter 1 . 4(.N l(A Y, (lot aut.), 141.5, the teallle
le.re the Itepot, corner of flan end V/ eta.
lare“s, La follow.
M=Ml=l
Pittsbunn- Plttattgli.
Mall to and from raionlosca. %IS a. ro.. 890 p. m.
Express " . 1:1:0 p. m. 10$210 a. LIL
First MAKeesport Accom'n ...Ulna a. ma. Ma. to.
Second " ... Gab p. at. 2:03p. at.
Flrst Braddoak's " 190 M a. a.
Seeoad 4.10 p. m. 6A6 p. n.
Sundry (March Train Co and
Crum ItlcHeenan
1,10 p. m 1001 a. n.
10
uckot..PPIV'S SR. NK, Anent . .
W. S.
sru ..tent
PIANOS, MUSIC, &c
NOW .14E1.N0 RECEIVED
THAT ELEGANT STOGCOF
CHICKERING PIANOS,
belts:tit personally by the eubseriber, Suring ■
recent visit to the Factory.
SETINTBEN INSTRUDIENTi
are not open, and ready Or examination. S
public are Invited to tall and sea Ulna,
VVarrnnted for Five Yearo:
SiWood) k
r.:e Sole Azt.nt to: th , nalrxer,,t
I) A.NOb AND ufWAN6.
THE CELEHKATE9
BRADBURY, NEW YORK
Se_cir_ac:ier Cu., PLladelp'.2.:l
PIANOS.
TELE AMEtLICAN ((ROA", sad ESTY4 t
CU.'S eta - IA(1E ORGAN, admitted hy deLlera,
and all who nava heard there, to be superior la
t. DC to .11 other Instruments a( the kind Dana
tactumd to the rutted State..
We ere prepszed to furnish, st the shotest notice
Brass and German Silver Instrument's.
of every description, for Maas and Comas Bands,
at. reduced mines. illustrated Catalogues and
Prise Li furnished on application.
New and Sceond•hutd Pianos for Bent.
ALL THE LATE SONGS AND PIECES
Cosutantly on toad.
WAKELLISX & BARB
No. 12 ST. CLAIR STESBT
NABE dt cO.'s., HIGHEST PREM.I.—
lus Grand, Parlor Grand, Square and Up.
right P l / 1 110. 01 - 111, overstrungbase, wafts trebta.
tall Iron improved frame, and all the valuable
lat
provtmeata. The tone is pure. brilliant, entirety
=sisal character, of tne beet workmanstifp; touch
evenness and quality of toss unsurpassed by any.
Each Plano guaranteed for right years.
CHARLOTTE. [Minna,
No. 43 FIFTH STREET,
see Peeond door above Wood moat
HOFFMAN, HORNE d CO.,
SS FWTH STILEST,
ItaLl ware roi
ICloolzJecees
PLMWBERS,GASETTTERS,Bco
ADDY it, SWEAR,
Mr:UMtl . 7q
Gas and-Steam Fitters,
Re. 05 WOOD SUM
coPPosrrz PIESI Rua
Pumps, Hydrants, Sheet Loa
LBSD raz, Pro & BAR:LW
Plnmbers' Materials in general
OIL REFlJl^Eftlrel
Fitted 11p-in the Most ApproTed 841
Tantaig n a ' d "PM. 1"158$
u r gOsi
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