Vli - r , t 2 - 7. 7
'.-7-:E§Tik-g-LISARD IN
Vittsb
cRy
• •
Fes .
Al ElLUelman , s 75 17r004 'treed very low. stock
7imit 1a the-eity,
eutral Sulphite of Lime.
-
lerrellealeirsteer.: F orsatellwr;Ohoules Super;
Ihugrot; ealter aufriSr: elalr streets,
littsburgb. '
lei [Y-f,c,444.',124131e.
Fifth street.
- 41/11, T62E40.1,13 Woodetrce
,Irety low. Stock
7,- lasigettla the War - •
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•
tieanlltied
LAt pelt remoter-ten ateeajti; therefore, eye
':'.lStiteterihoefditte teei yieelleebeite ! fiesp. • .
Coburg., 1 ,
Cheaper than
you aver itsw het's, to pioporthin
to other goods. on the northears;corner of Market
and Fourth streets.
•
. 11 .t.B.illerman'h75 Rood strest,`*ety low.
~.Stook
Spillers' Committee! rtert
: OtYmmitiee ttppoineea b fbe toldleii of
Wettern Pezunylvanta, on petnianani
tion,arerequeeted - to meet at tan o.azarrt oftloc,
iti • yhiyadayisventag, at seven o'clock. By order
of JOS. E. ROBINSON, Ohatrinan Coin
• Wholesale Merchants, .
For Dry Goods, call on
n&rte & BILL, No. St Man .treat.
• Dry Goode, •
Now opeAnk. Some of the best bargain. ever
:Otrered Ia thte market: Bemember, we an now Oa
kbe elottßeait corner of kocuth andSlarket streets.
0. FLaosoN Lova a: Ban
Furs.
Af Ulltermazi , s s 7s Wood street, re f ry lovr, Stook
Isilrest tO the atty.. •
". Soak ; Casues.lar Ha e.
Patibblattiir Beak "Omit at the turaltare ware
?natural (1 ,- . Ettabotai lea, earner of Ohio
and East. Common 'treats. Allgaheey, gettable for
a Letriretoa office or a gebtletesa's , library. Pries
aarabarS.• : aortal
,
Bier, Hatet k • Bla. No. :I Firfh •treat, have
. .110*{713, hind ii.atoik orbloana, Snawls, saeones
Add hLiejliiikh that cannot be excelled in gnu atty.
QaII miefilei them.
At Ettlicrilap!s, 75
,WoFx!d street, eery tom. Ste,
arida. thee*. -
A as a sairinae, -
Some of Mildness goads whist% we are now open.
;:11/1 le*inieedin Magnet at an immense lied-,
nee, ankirill be geld, in come inetances. at about
tiaffiohablier could have been a foie weeks ago.
Seonetuberictra are flow-on the northeast earner of
of Fourth and Market stmts.
-0: altraon Lois' &Vim
TUVE It to a T.
Good cough caudy, butter scota•or Ererton
- taffy, cocoa not candy; rose, iemott: pine apple.
vanilla and mountain tea candyamitailles. Good
Prune; dp, mdains, dates and currants, at Pio.
Federal street. Ai call tasollelted.
„' Gm. ilrarce.
• , . , , Its Philosophy.
44:ardent la an ennead. Soemiont Uan anUpu
treseent. Bob:dont le a tante. Sotodontis all
-,
.fregetebleand entirely harmless. Beacon aleabses
the teeth from serious concretions, stops the de.
- -eettposition of their substance, meeetens the
breath, stimulates the Fume anal, the latest and
best preparation of its glass in existence.
Auction Gales We Day,
Will be sold peremptorily Ude (lltrellsy) morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, at Meglelland's auction gooms,
ca and 57 Faint street, Furniture, New Carpets,
Treacil and ilousehold Goods.
./nt .1/ A. a large lot of .tiegara, Sea, 'coffee,
nnmy Grocerlee, &c.
Al 2 r. - 31 , a special sale of e large lot ,of White,
Brown, Grey and Blue Dlesticen, Hone con*
Flataelv
T. A. MCCf,.-LLASD. Auctioneer
Ladies run.
Now ti the timeto bur Four ladies and talents
furs. Wm. Fleming hay jut returned from the
east, haying laid in his second extene re stock
itsau, einailating of tit:taxon Bar sable, mink
sable. Ctertnun llteh,.filherhut squirrel and water
mink; a/so eB the newntples of Ladies fur hoods
end 'skating eau. — .Don't forget the Nue, Wm.
Finnang's enteollra and popular Ladles Fur
'Soots; No; a. 'Wood street.
' • We Would Advise
.onireideri not toforget to call at Dunlap; f.u-
Site/abet:l, sad !salable their large and wan se
' , - ieetedstocirof dry geode, fun and cloak.; which
InOY kale jest fecalvmt They /lave Oha of the
Lest assortment ofroodatver before offered to the
tie* Stack- cannot ba 'surpassed by any
ether Deoie,' and their pride sea muck lower.
Theyhave the largest and most comPleto stock of
' Sera aVer waited this side of New York, and they
are at selling less thaitireamit New York prices.
;Their Cloak Department is Aran fitted with the
-choicest .stiles of the nue; and as they maaofeo
tura all garments they offer,' they are determined
se please. Remember the plea:4l2e Federal Street,
Allegheny.
• Neutral Sulphite of Lime,
prussiviug eider. Tor'ssle by Ohcries Stifles,
Druggist, comer of Peon and St. Quit streets.
Pittsburgh. ,
e Opinion of Hostetter'. Stem
seta Bitters,
Touching the Bitters this stand last -is clear
Tir lama fills all the western hemisphere,
Bohlen mail lands, wasned by its oceans Cis.
Health, hope and vigor follow in their train.
• AVOID COUNTCATEITA.
Hostetter's Bitters share the Q O II2MOII fate
(Bali things good—lmposters imitate.
41 thosehemetre—dismsetly use your eyes
-4:01n honest houses purchase tour supplies.
CAUTION.
'TUE 00rEENSLEX2 INDOWEIttNT.
In order to guard against dangerous haposit ions.
•thepukile ire requited to take erpeelal note of
, the beautiful engraved proprietary etamp, through
which the government of the Baited States o®-
-Malty inthentleateieverybOttle otHostetters Bit
- ten. This afield, thrown by the, , governmen
over the proprietor, and the public for Malt Join t
- Proteetloa, le placed coaspicetobaly semi the
cork aid over the neck or etch bottle, end cannot
-air to Strike the eye of the most owlet observer.
Ifothlrit that purports to be Hostetter* Hitters
ken begesuine - antes/ the stempja there.
ISIS rilso.rroper.to state that. the Bitters are
sold ex.:kave!, In'grass, and never by aay
cumatantei by the gallon or the barrel. laves
store and hibitateta are abroad. and the ably safe
guard the public has accent them 11 - to see that
the Maori; tholuy brai the engraved label sad
note of. band of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, sod
the /damp above mentioned.
Fill and Whiter Mole
•tt WWI% Peat Pruett?, Ifeealt the atteatten et
eel readers to the superb stack of Fall and Winter
0300deituit reset teed by Hr. Sohn Water Merchant
Feentel street, Allegheny. His
stock enabtaces apace of the rarest:sad most bean.
luta Clotbs,eamtments,OvarooatingrandVestlag
Avarbronat-to the western market. Ms assort• =OA, of ...Vcrnisking Gonda, comenslng Starts.
'Chewers, Collets, Zink-ties, Headkerntaits,
c l UMOtbeslnPused east or west. A :ergo stock
rents; Wats, Vesta Sod OVOZCOStS
-tePlalifrifelound at hs establishment. Parsons
In Witt Of AnYiltillg in the eloihtng line should not
fall to glue t.r.' reeler d call.
_ Thorwt W. rArry co..
lirnetreill odataltontera, and Deelera In Artterltan
Slate of varlotui • colon. Orece at Altouuteet
„Lannnun.s-jonar the . Water Wortre. Pltrnburtn,
Pa. Betide:nett. rum :trees. omen
.Pbranntlio attended to. All wort warranted Tatar
-WOOL Repairing &ma at the 111 . 0.1102 J motto& No
charge for repairs. Provided the ioof he not
nibnied after It 4 that oti. •
r.setlt,47 jobtluir
tsvbs - retaisud atter iteueuse of thttet Fein
'le the shamhaee.tv.oveaiociy sltop [dean mt..
Smug in th e al/tatter the the o]4
- VirstliAlimbetwcalSziatheeid skeet sad Mum
--otget/.. Callen rifefteifittet /moth' Atiotultd to.
Neuttall:Sulpillte of Lime,:-
ryor preseTTlD;c, eider: , Itor gale by Oheirtes Stipar,
nyyrwylst, ember. at. Penb,sad.§r: Obile streets,
;RltUbellEb• - , v
4wit Open
tseW Olotrtfaneasai et ad Filth 'treat, trt itit
''we offer - 1, 20 , 006- s,:effh: cloita4 regardless of
„*oat, at Oak HAIL • • - nolklea
C; Sill; Dentist: $4O; reen Street,
:atte n d. rromptly la Mt prefer.
git &nate,
For Boots and Shoes ‘• •
Do not fedi to call upon Alstilelland, Nos -65 and 67
Fifth street. Yon mill fad an assortment there
that. tmanproachable In variety, stilted to al
ages and peace, and Unrivalled In price. The
jkaloods:, Et Of a gupertor
qatlfty.. , iitihfl, the fattest lioft peiftans now la
the city, will also be found a most eomprehanatoe
stook of dryegoods, both of fancy and a staple no
two, and Which are being sold at exceedingly low
prices. Call and see the Meek of blanks., flu
fteitelifl woolen gob rgatintally. You will make
money by the call If you trugh to purohass.
Bates di Bell
No. 21 Filth street—Cheap Muslin,.
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OIL 114 TELLIGENCE
ANOTIENE STRUM ON PIITIOLN.
Wal moored to.l7,that liottier strike has
Seen made at Pith°le. - Itutior has It, that No.
109, on - the Holden Farm, we ballootS Is now
produelng fire hundred barrels per. day.
era Pim - burghers w.. are 'tgiad to state, are
largely interested In No. 109.
d. BA-is4WUrnik Mao
rranyaretioku canna.
:On Sunday evening i large are broke out at
Waltrgge Farm on Smear Creek, about ono
mlletrom 'Cooperstown. at about 7 o'clock, in
had JUL benzt,,ntrack on Batardav
2talk last. Tha well had bean lewtng about
ltd beagleper day of' heavy oil. When it took
fire; thelank was full of oil of twenty-nine
gravity. It Is said to be the - lamest well on
- Sugar Creel.
storm saw 'moat.
A few days since a well was struck on the
'4lt'erPerry%;frfi t)l e Co i t eat
erill:PtilirldteeWlPah,i6Whainetdi
Dretleeeli at least '7G 'barre l s per l
day. This
Well is loeatedihalf a mile below ; the month of
Plthole Creel.. on the river bank, adjacent to,
end formerly a part of thaland of the Ander
son Company. The Von Deke well, also Is
prodoeing tO barrels. The McCue well, ha lf a
mile nip the creek. le producin g 40 barrels.
The Couch and Overtleld wells. one sells op the
creek, are each doing about the
to
The
three last mentioned well, are situated on the
lands of the Plthole Oil Company, Col. William
Overfleld, Jr. Yr.caldsat.— OleopolCs CcersrPoa-
d wstaihasslie amid.
, ,
PUP TUBING TIIANSPORTATME CoMplicr.
The Psmnsylvanle Tubing Transportation
Company have their pipe nearly laid, and will
commence the transportation of oil within the
nex t ten days. They have a mammoth Iron
.tank created it Olewolls, which la a wonder in
Its tray. - The rapacity of the tank le 100
barrels, being 80 feet In dlameter and 10 feet
high. The same company also have three Iron
receiving tanks at Plthole City, of the capacity
or
befi t
barrel& Tat Whole ot their pipe has
subjected to immense pneseare anti made
es tight as the gas mains used in cities.
PAU:LIME OP TEE v. a. WELL.
I Thellfochs oorrespohditit of the Brenta:
L/syetch;
cause
that "After pumping the
y . 8.
well, the cause of Its stopping area ess a y ac.
=sated for, The seed-bag him: burs,. and of
course It will have to be retubedt dm lat which
time It will be cleaned oat, Wells, new or old,
should be cleaned before being re-tubed.
"The cause ofyhe stopping of the Island well,
w hichwaranntiOnectin a former 'letter, Is yet
unicabwn. Irowever Mats a small well com
pared with the U. 8. well. In most every ease
small ones. after once stopping, are etarted
with lees difficulty than larger ones, therefore
our faith In the Island well le still good."
"The etoppkig of the above welle has net les
,
&cued Medan', yield et Plthole, for the now
wells lately struck will produce more than the
above named wells."
oil. 3 ParerGle, CANADA. wear.
A good deal of "'wankel capital and enter.
prise - seems-to be entering in this oleagruotts lo
cality which bldg fair to become the Pit Hole of
Canada Went. Individuals, firms and charter
ed companies are at work with might and main
puncturing the award of Queen Victoria'a-fair
realm for oil, 011, oil. "Goal shorn" are fast
becoming good yields, and capital la being
'turned - ver to advantage; and fortunes being
teado.--„llihroutee &Mime.
CRXltTrnall MUTE.
The " Teat well, on Chartism creek, which
gave rise to the sensational story referred to In
our last, we are Informed Preients a show of oil
in paying griantitlea. To be sure it Is not flow
ing at the ten to Aiken barrels a day, bat cam.
potent and experienced mes who have vatted It
coneleer it a goad strike, and accordingly the
company are making arrangements for tubing
with a view of stizertaintng what It will yield.—
TVashiapron Reporter.
arimmo SPRINGS DISTRICT.
Several new strikes have been made at Burn
ing Springe_canting much demand for territo
ry In that region, Among
other wells, at that
paint, the Ramsay wall is pumphyg MIMIC
Per day, th e Cooties well 40 barrels, and the
Jones well a much larger quantity.
,
12n. Bmosirmwernte.--We learn anatneially,
that this gentleman has declined the Presiden
cy of Washington and Jefferson College. We
am not surprised at this result, much as we re
gret it,ln view of hie ability. high character
and eminent services in behalf of the church
sad the • comity- 'Jo great st change of loca•
Lion anneb3r, at his time of life, and especi
ally considering hiagreatand unfinished work
In Kentucky, mightioaturally seem of question-
In th
ably o
decision ,s expediency. At all events, we acquiesce
o carehdly inede.'ss will
Mess,
the numerous friends of our pros doubperout
s
College.— Ff'cubtagfon Reporter.
Anon:mum Eutraawr.—The elephant Ro
meo became unmanageable atthe Ridge avenue
depot Philadelphia, on .11unday. night. I daring
the temporary absence of the keeper. as
smashed bne wagon, partly demolished a car,
and tore down about swim stalls and then made
his way into Ridge avenue, traveled on that'
road northward fora mile;torit down a fears
or two and twisted off a small tree In a field.
Word was sent to the kceper. who speedily ar
rived and who soon subdoed the elephant. The
loge animal was taken to the menagerie, at
Teeth and Callowlll streets, before daybreak,
whe,re he picked.= a man, threw idea agalnet
a partition, and then, with hie trunk, broke
town a part of the stable wall
Burr YHEDICT.--In the cone Of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania vs. the city of Phil
adelphia, tried on Afonday, to recover taxes
due from the city, the Jury rendered a verdict
In favor of the State, for the sum of four hun
dred and thirtynitio thousand two handredjand
wenty-eight dollars and thirty.six cents.
DROWNED is is Orr. Tate —The TdusvUle
Herat:trays about four o'clock en Friday lest.
a young man 21 years of age, acting as team
ster for the - Great Western oil refinery, on up
per liteElhoony Farm, while waltiog to have
his barrels emptied Into the receiving t oak at
that place, accidentally fell through the plat
form on top of.tite tank, and was drowned.
Mutiny In the Ohio Penitentiary.
A mutiny occurred et the, Ohio Petutentlary
00 Tuesday. It neems that certain prisoners',
serving under sentence of military courts mar_
tic], and engaged ;In what la called the dead
head shop, disobeyed the prison rules. Deputy
Warden Dean sent word for the offenders to go
to the office, Intending to put them in the dun
geon. Understanding kIC timbal, they sent
word back to the deputy warden that if he
wanted them ho would have to take them
by force. In the meantime they armed
themselves with clubs, and when the deputy ar
rived they met him with defiance. Tne guards
were eent for, and on their arrival the prisoners
resisted, and In the affray Warden Deco broke
the bead of one of the men with his emee, and
one of the guards shot another of the priSoners,
wounding bitn, severely. The determination
and good lighting of the Deputy Warden over
came the mutineers', and lb* ringleaders were
finally arrested and confined la the guard house.
_ _
important Order
- • .
The following general order hats been Issued
from the War Department.:
"Immediately on receipt of this order all offi
cers or the Veteran Reserve Corps will be re
lieved and ordered to oroceed to their respective
plume of residence, and &urn thence report by
letter to the Adjutant General of the army for
orders.
"The names of all olltcere so relloeml will be
reported by the tr,eneral commander , under
whose orders they now are, to the AtiJutura
General of the army.
"By command of Limit. Gen. GRANT."
RIDICICALOr aiStON K.NTON'ts Renal:Q.—The
to reratlts 'Of General ehnon Keaton are
te remoyed front ;Logan county,„ and re
ictarred with appropHate ceremonies in Oak
Dale. Cemetery, flame, On 4210 80th. Tha
eminent, of Urbana. hare decided and set start
TPlCititan , aSquare'tia their beautiful cemetery
44.thoireat racing phloem! alf - that.-Jeraortal of
'the briye ofd plotted': , - • --
Theirehatennent-oftba rodutint under
Het direction of the cemeekalcnrers appointed for
that-pmpeneitteider an actof the Lekislattire of
o niP 28 5 4.- DVA gette•loorit %noes. St,
AN ji
italLm'iOnnterfeiter t ftons:Slneistaatl,
was, overhauled at' Meniphts - by an' alter, who
attempted to place Lim under arrest. Tho
counturfeiter ; dreyr a - 1)13471,AM oderel resist,
once, whereupon the officer also drew a pistol
and allot him through tho body Indietingl
wound which caused his death. A large amount
of counterfeit fractional currency was found:
"on tha body:
STATE NEWS
NEW YORK, Nov. =h.—The Herakri° Chart,•-
ton correspondence of the 2.lth, says The as
sumption of command of the Department of
Booth Carolina by Genera! Sickles, as successor
to General Gilmore, took the people by surprise,
they being inclined to think It Indic - areal the dis
pleasure of the President at their shortcomings
In We work of reconstruction, and a purpose
on the pyrt of the Government to re-etablish
martial law, and call another session of the
State Convention. The people were in great
oa - citement. Gen. Sickles has removed the De
partment Headquarters to Chadeston.
Only meagre returns of the clectioa for Con
gre-:amen had been received, but' ex-riovern or
Aiken has been chosen In the Second District.
which inclifles the city ofCharleston, and that
is regarded as a defeat of the seems-lents',
There had also been in session in Charleston.
a convention of the colored people of the State,
whose proceedings were marked by a great dis
play °lability and decorum. Their resolutions
strongly disavowed any Insurrectionary designs
or feelings of enmity towards their former roas
ters, and declared their — only object tobe the Im
provement and elevatio° of their race.
Over twelve hundred negroes left Charleston
in a body on the MI insr., to return to the em
ployment oftheir fortner masters on the Sea
Islands, very jovial at the anticipated return to
heir old homes.
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TllO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Spanish ..fggreeion on C 71.4
COMMERCIAL INTIILLIGENCE
SANDI Hops, Nov. 20.—The Steamer Scotia,
from Liverpool on the .18. h via QtlfMnstown on
the 10th, arrived off thle point ti-day. Her
dates are two days later.
Spanish aggression on Chill occupied the at
tention of the European prem.
Liverpool, Nov. IO,—A deputation of Liver.
pool merchants had waited upon Earl Claren
don in regard to the Chinon troubles, and the
interview was very satisfactory. There Is ev
cry reason to hope that the government will
take energetic measures in regard to the
matter.
The Italian I•arhament was to open to-day.
Copper advanced in the London market £.20
on the week.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday night, Nov.
Cotton advanced to ;Id over the circular
quotation. Salts today .tea thousand bales.
Brearattas are,ateady, provisions nassttled and
lard Orin.
Loamo4 Battudarp. en.—ll. 8. 8.204 6 3;i@
64. Eris sbares 53%. Illinois Central' shares
Market.—Beet unsettled ;. Park still
advancing; Bacon, 'no sales, but prices 2@as.
kneel. ; Lard say dull and nonunal ; -Cheese
qtdetand steady t Butter tuisettled but holders
firm; Petroleum scarce: relined Be. Id•GBA. 6d.
•
Rep - art on Friedinehos Mitre.
wAsiu.,..qolo4riov. is expected that
the !net of General froarard's 'voluminous re_
.ports on freedmen's affairs will be In the hands
of the printer tomorrow.'
Muster Out of More Troops.
80827=33 MONROE. NCIT. Z.—Orders hare
.been Issued to waster odthe Toirkpolotti Mb;
nols sod 9ittr.ssysiith phlo Esglmeuts7
THE LATEST NEWS
BY TZLEGRAPH
ICAIIO% MIS AND THE CUlllffl
The Regular tinny in'Peace Time
A NOTIIER SOUTIIRIIN BEIRIP LABOR SCHEME
The Death of Gen. De atiesey
SESTIXoNY IN FAVOR OFLADY CLERK
New Yong, Nov. 20,—The Herald's Washing.
ten despatches contain the foil:Titr: The report
of the Comptroller of Cunene; woo yesterday
lent to the printer. .In treating the question of
National Banks and currency, he refers to tares
and revenue which. hat a bearing on the subject,
and in thin way will present an array of val
uable fame to bur law makers, which, if Rub-
Mandated by proper legislation, will go a great
way towards solving the, present difficult finan
cial problem. It Is maderstood that he will urge
the removal of the Sweatt to New York.
A prominent question before the next Coo
gross will oe the Wares. of the regular ar
Arta
Gen. Grantismule.todto favor the mustering
-_
out - ef all volunteers and - such additions to all
Anna of the Serviette would make the nominal
strength of theregidantabOtd seventy.flve thous.
.and. TOO, little attention hitt heretofore bee,
paid to cavalry in times of peace, and some new
measures for recruiting and drilling this arm of
the service may also be considered.
The abandonment of depots of Government
supplies in the Southern States, consequent upon
the gradual withdrawal of troops, has canned
General Howard to issue a circular authorizing
the atelstant commlaslotteoof States to make
Mininitione
Open the dePertmonts still remain
ing for such rations as will be required for thirty
days In their respective departments for the
benefit of the refugees and freedmen.
The Freedmen,' Bureau has Information that
a collection of person. In Mobile are trying to
underbid neero labor by agreeing to fOrnish
German entlgrants Just off the ship at wages
lower, than a negro Could subsist upon. The
scheme meets the approbation of a large num
ber of planters, aline It enables them to Ind
in
a crushing blow upon their &ruler chattels, for
whom they cheetah no particular affection.
Iterpectabia whiteand colored laborers around
Mobile proteat eguast title, and ask the Bureau
to 'interfere.
The War Department has Issued an order an
nouncing the decease of Gen. De Hussey, of the
Esierieetrotps; and reutLiiing a:mincer officers
to wcar'thausual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
The Woricridienatch lays : In his report the
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury bears woo.;
testimony ie favor of the lady clerks under bin
superrision, who have performed their work In .
the most satisfactory manner.
SPEAIER. COLFAX AID THE Pt
Important Concerning Mexican Affairs
In. DAVIS' TRIAL CLOSE AT HAND
Trial of the Ohl Capitol Jailor
ARMY RETIRING BOARD ORGANIZED.
NEW 'Toast, Nov. 29.—A special to the Times
from Washington, dated Norember 2%:, says
AU statements to the effect that the President
had expressed dissatisfaction with Colfax's
speech, are pronounced by 'the President with
out foundation.
The Benders despatch says the question of
the seizure of the French tobacco In Richmond.
Is now undergoing investigation.
The Worhfs despatch says some Important
information re.mrding Isieviesa affairs has just
been received by the Government.
The Internal Revenue report was rompieted
yesterday. It in to be put In type at once.
There appears reason now for asserting that
a civil trial for Jeff. Davis Is close at hand.
the runes` special says: The late jailor of the
Old Capitol prison, Capt Weiss, Is on trial bs ,
fore a military commission upon a charge of
violating the prison mien by famishing Henry
Wire and Gen. Briscoe, who were Imprisoned
et the name time, with playing cards, refresh
ments, die.
By order of the President an Army Retiring
Board Das be= organized, consisting of Major
Generals Hancock, Meade and Hooker, Col.
Simpson, Medical Director of the Middle De
partment, with Brevet Moire Emery, of the OM
Infantry, as Rceorder. Tinny will assemble peri
odically at Philadelphia and examine and re
port upon all applications for retirement from
the regular Service.
ADVICES FROM CHARLESTON
Gen. Sickles' Assumption of Command
ME PEOPLE TAKEN BY SURPRESE
Returns of the Congressional Enaction.
CONVENTION OF COLORED PEOPLE
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEW,f.
Elpeeteil Solution of English Diffienfty.
EFFECTS OF TIM CIILLIAN ryag
Shenandoah -to Sail for Nbw reit
REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH AR
Another Trans-Atlantis Telt:m.lloh /utherinfL
I 1 NEM Yong, Noy. 29.—The folloiring• news
by the Scotia has been received in addition isto
that serif that . afternoon:
I The Pear In en - editorial on Sir Morton Ft.
I to'a Bristol speech says: We are happy lo MISS
his tratimorty of the good, will of the dmeric*
people, which will be fully appreciated in Ellif''
land. Doubtless the Americans feel strongly.
about the Alabama, but the dispute is:part*
ly one of international equity,srith a proper din.
position to do right on the part of Euglan4
and nothing unreasonable on the part of dm
Ica. There can bone =lenity In fading aea
lotion to the problem, it haying no difilenit
conditions but what are produced by pride and
Inexcusable peryersity.
Stephens, the Fenian Read Dentre, was coaq
mined for trial. He made a speech repudiating
all British twin Ireland, and expressed hie
readiness to receive any punishment Inflicted
upon him. It is stated that documents were,
found In Stephon's house, disclosing all the 80.
' cretaof the organization of the Feniaus.
The news of the suppression of the Jarnsies
rebellion has been received.
The Deily News denounced the conduct of the
military as ferocious as that-of savagea.
The confirmation of the blockade of the Mi
u
lion
nds. poste canned copper to adyance twenty
po
• It Is reported that the British merchants an
ticipated the action of Spain. The blockade Ls ,
neintporlant. A confident feeling exists that ,
copper ore can be brought out as easily as cot. 1
toe.
Ail said that a large number of blockade
runners ate fitting out at Liverpool.
La Frames denies the rumors of Intended
territorial modifications athieuted to the RM.
peror. France tins no desire to reconstruct the
map of Europe.
The Parris sayertiutt Spain will probably an.
ctpt the mediation of a third power In the Chß
lan affair.
:It
Ito fu is reported that Austria is about to reduce
in Vet:title.
It Is my
denied . that the Austrian constitution
was suspended by the Emperor, miry to modify
it and make It more conducive to the wet lure of
the entire Empire.
The financial position.of Spahr is stated to
Do In a most frightful condition.
Adylees from liadagnscar state that 'lovas
has insisted on the French giving up Lambert,
that the treaty be destroyed, and that France
should resign all rights. The representatlve of
France refused and left the country.
COnnenCut.—Riehstduon, Spence ,k
and Wakefield, Nash & Co., report the bread.
stuffs market very dull. Flour In no demand at
lower rates. .No buyer& of wheat eta redaction
of !@34. per quits' ; winter red 10s.©10s. 71.
Indian dull and 61. easier ; mixed American 30a.
6d. ®Sis, , white fi115.@,.325. ed. Brace A Co.,
and Bigland,Libaya & Co. report Beef firm with
a steady demand ; 'Pork, tout In stock , Bacon
tills declining agate, 9a..®33., lower ; Lard very
Irregular and prices nominal ; Cheese firm but
quiet t Butter quiet, erica' very firm ; Petroleum
Brut; refined has been Ceiling at from ni.@ds.
Gd. per gallon, the latter price Is demaaded ;
the market being nearly cleared.
Yelh/ost, Nov. 19 .—Beasts. Baring Bros. re
port wheat quiet at last week's rat's; white
American, 50@525; winter red, 4K@sos. Amee
lean four acarce at 27@36s per bbl. tree lino;
rails and bare, Arlen: . 10s, Scotch pig, 581. Be
rm quiet but firm. Coffee active and fully 6@
10d dearer. Rice firm. Tea Grin at unchanged
rates; Canton gunpowders 2Cdt3d per lb Mett
er. good common Coniroa le td@is
Wear Larnst —London, Nov. 10.—We have
the authority of Consul Dudley for stating that
the Shenandoah will call tot Nen York on the
91st anat., under the command of Capt, Free
man.
Tne American correspondent of the Time
rrnriments the steady decrease 01 the Federal
army and navy as evidence that a war with
Fag-laud Is not couirmplated, tf she refuses to
Pay for the Alabam a claims.
the Army and Navy ~.“,_tf• remarks that the
reductions of the army are es remarkable as to
waste surprise and reapezt. The etiaezes are
go large that ahoy may be regarded as eguarari
tee of change lu the French policy,
The Gaze. thlcks the reductions In tee
French army may 113'nek1 Mr. Gladstone to call
on the War Department for a reduction of the
British army.
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With the exception of the Daily .Vrint and the
Star, the Lnndon papers generally approve of
the prompt, stern manner adopted for the sup
presalon -of theJamar k malcan rebellion.
The Timm res that immediate justice is
the beet mercy In the long run.
Copra/Myers, Soc. 17.—The King of Donmark
has granted to Messrs. James, Wald, Chapman
A Co., o concession for Laying a telegraph be- -
tweak England, Norway and North America,
by way of Greenland.
GEL GRANT ON MEXICAN AFFAIRS
He Thinks Maximillian Should be
Immediately Expelled.
THE QUESTION OF FRENCH INTERFERENCE
dlroto lathe Time to Seille.lif Milers
NEW Tons, Nov. 29.—The firrublir Richmond
correspondence of the 37th eays General Grant
Was heartily welcomed to that city by the mili
tary autbonties. He freely expressed his opin
ion while there regarding Mexican affairs. He
said emphatically that the advent ot klassmll
- to the pretended throne of Mexico was a
part of the rebellion, and his Immediate expulsion
should be a part of Its history. France did not
ask our consent to establish a throne In
Mexico and we should not consult that
power in re-establishing tht Rent' 011,.
Re raid that Franca had no right to Interfere
In the question. Out If she would Involve dier
self with us In a war on this point, now to the
dime to have It, while our army and navy arc yet
organized and before our commerce Is again set
afloat on every sea.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT RUMOR
Rrporlrd fulliaion Illtween Our FurctA and
c French on Inc Rio Grande
13 1 '37 . 31,, Nor. 21 1 .-11 is Stated on the street
that private dispatches received from New
York say that It 13 rumored that the Federal
and French forces had a collision on the Rio
Grande. and caused a rise in gold. No confir
mation has been revolved of the report.
The alio Grande Imbroglio,
New O nsets, Nov. M . —The ?wide Browns
yllie oprrespondent under date of the 16th, lidYs;
The correspondence between Gee, Weitzel and
Gen. If ells, calutlaated In the fallowing order:
The Mexican authorities having officially wed
ded the Commanding Genera/ that the Ren
ame would be Ordered to cruise publishing ar
ticles Instilling the United States soldiers and
People. It Is hereby ordered that the offie,ers and
soldiers of this commend, will not allow any
osrscui on the neutral bank to Insult any poison
on the Mexican aide.
All remains quiet around Mstamenta
Capt. Burrell, United States inspector of Bab
ststence, hall made a satisfactory inspection of
that Department on the lUD Grande.
Joseph Sibley and his Luau are quietly settling
down at Imperial Olsen', near Cordova. 1
A. Whole Efogrlly Murdered.
Ammar a. Y.; Nov. 29.—0 n Monday algh
lam. theft:Lilly of Daniel Walrah, of Manshatru, t
Herkimer county, coneletlng or himself, mire
and daughter about twelve - yearn of age; were
murdered bra party or parties urtimorra. Mi
na was shot through the head him WairatlVa
head was smashed - 1n; and the child'is throat
was cat. The coroner la holding en inenatt to.
day. There IS no clue to the mutterers.
There was a hoary ; fall or anow.here thin
morning. Thermometer 30 dee.
• ntimiterilki•Late Erie.
Port Donn, 'NOT. 29,-- Mte 'barque
Wt.WIN ?mai Captain - Ilan, °wand by Tay lot
Ina hwett, 11111100 Long Faint, bound fkom
Chkato to Buffalo. with: twontpdva thonaand
butte of corn. ROM. AM ent°34ined th"
the Be or, with -- tto. lout
,(1 . ; part • of her
cargo,
Strang:Divorce Cue. -
eaa
Niro-Iro; ; Roy. ho filmic dlrref
witticontrattOd this.footolon. dePc.
'Won of Untatoden, pairtiallY real YoliterallY.
vas coaelnded; 'lt mated principally to the
00 0nunteittiona exchangod hrtho tlerelldot
with thi4eootiont coineraing thootapabloicts
of thti prom.
FIRM THE bOUTIIWIT AND MAMA)
Xegro Testitnony ls►.Ttlisstasippi
SUR MEM DROCEESEI REPORTED
The Emperor '3 , , Family Leaving Die=ico
NEW ORLEANS, Noy. 2 9...--There le nothing
doing In the Legislature. It Is walling for the
country members.
Pierre Soule has resumed the practice of law
here.
Bayou Plaquemine is being closed up.
The parish of Theralle, which before the war
made nearly 50,C00 hogsheads of sugar, will
make this Tear about au hundred hogsheads,
and raise about six hundred bidet of cotton.
The Mbleisslppl Legislature his adopted the
bill permitting negro testiest:ar In all naafis es•
Cep' *here only whites are interested.
The Galveeton Median, in reference to the
stock of cotton,- save; The receipts to the 11th
inst.. since the Ong of Septerctuer last were
30,000 bales, against 41,000 bates at the same
time In 1000. There were received on the Texas
coast, including Houston, slum September finit e
18,000 balm, The probable receipts thte yea
"will he T 50,000 bake.
Gen. Gregor's course in Texas is generally
denounced, and is said to be infusing insurrec
tionary sentiments tn the mleds of the freed
men. He add' ossed the freedmen, denosuclog
the course of Col. Strong. of Gen. Howard 'a
staff, who, la a previous aedress, advised theta
to retorts to their former owners., as their beet
friends, aid not to depend on the Government
for assistance.
The San Antonio Zirraid of the 15th says the
number of Liberal officers around there from
Mexico, consider the Liberal cause so desper
ate In our country that they were compelled to
abandon IL
The Maxima Tones of the 14th gives a fa
vorable account of the Immigration to Mexico,
and publishes a list of ex-Confederates settled
near Condors.
rou Th e Imperialists claim a victory near OsJacs,
g3OO Liberals killing 37 and caps snag 68.
Mexico
The Lake In the iselghborhood of the City of
roes within an inch of • level with the
city, creating considerable alarm.
An exiled Confederate has rented a planta
tion in San Luis Potosi, and will plant 5,000
sera of cotton.
Bobber, made a futons attack on the town of
Pansoa, in Caisbucien, bat were repulsed by Ms
Mittens, who Inffleted • heavy loss ea the rob
bers.
The family of the Emperor would leave Vera
Crux on the 9th In the American steamer.
REMOVAL OF CURRENCY BUREAU
Search for Preston King's Body,
FREEDMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION
New
Yana, Nov. 29.—The CMlFllifTri6l.ll
Washington special dispatch says the Secre
tary of the Treasury endorses the recommen
dation of the Comptroller to remove the Cur
rency Bureau to Now York, and increase the
capital of the national batiks to the "extent‘
ally million dollars.
The Pesf`r special front Washington sets the
report of the Baltimore paper, that (Sen. Butler
Intends to go to Ylorlds. Is denied by his friends.
The Custom House authorities have ceased
their search after the body of Hon. Preston
King. thorough search has been made of alt
the p t
laces where It is supposed that the Liddy
mighbe.
The Post sari: Wall street has been troubled
to-day by a number of aensatlou rumors, but
notwlthafandhne the unsettled state of public
opinion, and the vague Incertitude as to the im
mediate future of the money market, and there
Is less depression than prevalent a day or two
ago. The loan market Is fairly active, Tee,
is en ample supply of capital, but leaden, are
cautious. The rate b. seven par cent. tiovern•
meat securities sec steady, without much press-
The monthly report of the Executive COM
-1/liliCE of the Notional Ft...4mm'. zone. Ax•
societies, dated the 95411 of November, sass
The disbursements for educational prirpm,s the
past month hare been more than Ore thousand
dollars, although but a very small part of the
field Is yet occupied. Operations have been
crratly restricted by the want of funds to meet
the expense, entailed. The committee say that
antes public bspvolence is more th,rouchly
aronaed, the assiallation cannot retain the pres
ent corps of teachers in the held.
Au abstract from a letter from the &merits
trnident of the Freeedniec's flare-an at Peters
burg, Virgmla r lays that at a diatribatlon of
elethice In Petersburg. It was found that forty
grown girls bad each nothing bat • dress on.
Many hove in the streets had no covering btu
shirts. hundreds of men and women. too old
to work. were covered with a t imir rags. In
view of thee° alstresaing facts, the Committee
orge Immediate palm" to arouses more active
ellitintbl with there suffering muile. The
abloments for November were of the value of
112,111.94; more than one-half la clothing for
distribution.
Merutage or Governor Well. or Louisiana
Yaw 011.14.715. Nor. 29.—Governor
essage, read to-day, rays Louisiana's loyalty
is renewed without reservation, and accets
with sincerity and frankness the new order p of
things detxrmlued by the arbitration of the
sword. it urges the speedy election of United
States Senatora, recommends that an approprl •
oboe be made for the Immediate construction
of levees on the Misaissippi; that mesas ba de
vised to pay all the accrued Indebtedness with severe taxation, the enactment of laws rein.
Icing the labor system—iv aring It to the parties
interested to make their own laws—ask, that
all impedimenta to free emurratlon ha re
moved, and invokes needful legislation to sup
press secret political associations, which are
undoubtedly being revived in the State.
M e &
lio says, provision has been made to rebnild
ate provisi on
land erects State Houle,
aid urges the immediate perfect organization
of the Plate militia:and recommends all taxes
levied upon colored people for educational pur
poses, be applied to the edocatian of colored
people exclusively.
He says, the President !aye groat .trees on the
course of Lonislana,and is auxioul sh e oho old
take her place in the Union. The Governor In
vites the legislature to untie with the exec Give
authority of the State Ia giving fresh evidences
that Louisiana is determined to stand or fail
with President Johnson In his reconstruction
policy.
The other part* of the :Heesage are of a Purely
local ttture.
Cotton liaising Project—Cabinet Alerting
— Pardons—Governor star lo—Libby
Prison.
New roue, Nov, 29.—The question of cot
ton raising in Southern States is being discussed
10 the Boston Board of Trade, with a view to
to the encouragement of cotton culture In tho
coming year.
A special dispatch from Washington says
that ilenibell V. Johnson adds the weight of
his opinion that no Southern member will be
admitted into Congress.
no Cabinet mectint woo protracted to a late
hour. It is rumored t at the various reports to
Congress, and the condition of affairs on the
Mexican frontier were Under discussion.
Among the applications forpanlon, fled away
in:the Attorney General's °Slew° the petitions
of 129 ezofflcers of the United States Navy,
129 rebel general offiCers, and 38 members of
the Confederate Congrees.
A letter from a gentleman In Florida says
that there Is no doubt that Provlmonal Governor
Marvin will be elected United States Senator
from that State.
Libby Primo and Castle Thunder will soon
be transformed Into storehouses again. Castle
Thunder will be enguated next week, end what
few prisoners are within Ito walls, will be
transferred to Libby, which now occuplee onlY
one quarter of the building by that name.
American Industrial Protection Meeting.
PITILLDELPIILL, Nov, 29.---A very large meet
' leg of gentlemen, interested in the protection
of tho interests of the workingmen of the
lUnited States, the derrelopment of the resources
of the country, its growth and wealth, and the
maintenance o the national credit, was Lela
in this city to-day. It was resolved to organize
an American Industrial Leaguej to counteract
the mischievous doings of the British Free
Trade League, recently fanned In New York
It is Intended that all American industries In ,
the Status representing the interests of the la
borer the whole country shall be embraced in
this orgenlratiou so en to glee an opportanity
to all Mesa Inter4sted to represent tbenumpres
In thaltskuo silt shall be finally constituted.
. rA carman/elm appointed: to draft I con
iguanas to report on Ilse leth of December at
the adjourned tedium . - Sneacltte. were Mad*
by Meters. Ressler, Beeves, , Fraley and Frazer
Smith of . Weat Chester, j Groat interest, was
inianttested and a rely liege mgenlzatlon Will
doubtless be the Mule.
The melding wee 'adicrarne4lo mast eieln in',
tele - city on the 4th of December '.nail le' the
Board of TradeltoOMS.. I ,t'ir orDected quit:jat that time there will boa nal attend/act pr me
woolen, lron,idesliguithlie maellfeyg Lambing
uterest* of the !ft:lo7. " ' 1 '
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RESTORATION OfIIIABEIS.CORPUIL
Preodmen's Affair, in North Carolina.
OFFICIAL ADVICEB FROM MEXICO
'reach Evacuate Chihuahua.
WsettriOTo3, Nov. 20 .—There to good reaSOLI
to believe that the Praldent wID , in a few days,
lane a proclamation restoring the privileges of
the writ of habeas corpus. As a consequence
there will be no military commlsalons or corms
to try offenees in dietriete where eases can ba
disposed of by civil tribunals.
I It may be afferted, with confidence, that there
la no truth whatever In the statement that Jeff.
Davie is to be tried by a military wart.
There was a large crowd of visitors at the Et
eentive Mansion to-day, Including several mili
tary rfficers and Celled States Senators. The
President was occupied with visitors until after
five o'clock.
The highest number of prisoners in the Old
Capitol prison at any time during the rebellion
was 1,004; brit according to official returns to
day. there are only II confined.
Official returns received at the Freedmen's
Bureau m.o. that in ten thousand free negroes
brongbt down Cape Fear river in March last to
Wilmtngton by Gen. Sherman, two thousand
died, from the 17th of March to the 31st of
May, (or want of medical attendance, which It
was Impossible to afford them at that time.
Since the establishment of the medical de
partment of the Freedmen's Bureau In North
Carolina the mortality among the freedmen
has greatly decreased.
The message and amompanylng reports of the
heads of the Department are all finished with
the exception's to some of them being revised.
Such reports have seldom, If ever before, been
so soon prepared in advance of Congreas.
Official news from BI Paso was received this
evening by Romero the Mexican Minister, that
the recent movement compelled the French
troops at Chihuahua toevacuate that city and
slate, and to withdraw to Durango on the 25th
of October.
The evacuatioe began, and four days later
tot a single French soldier was left In Chihua
hua. President Juarez writes on the 3d Inst.,
that he was about leaving El Paso for the city
of Chihuahua to re-atablish there the National
Goveranient. nit. Is thought to be a great
aneccea for the Republican cause of Mexico,
sines the French admit their inability to hold
the conquered provinces.
The Otero Murder—Verdict Against
Street Railroad Company—Confirmation
of FliteezQßetedred Persona.
New Tons, Nov. coroner's Jury on
the Inquest of the Otero murder, last evening
returned a verdict that the said JOSI Gorda
Otero came to Ida death by deadly weapons in
the bands of Jose Gone*les, Francis Jean, alias
Martinez
unknown. Peer and other parties to the Jury
• This morning Gonnalea and Pelllcier, the
murderers of the Cuban Otero, were arraigned
In the court of Oyer and Terminer, and plead
tot 'fbey will probably he tried timing
the praline term of court.
In the Supreme Court to-0s
y In the case of
John Slutffer against the Second Avenue Rail
road Company, to recover ten thousand dollars
damages for injuries received by being run over
y a car, a motion wan made for dismissal, on
the ground that the plainti ff had been entity
of negligence, to attemptieg to cross the track
when a car was approaching, but it was denied,
end the cane wen/ to tb jury. The Jury ren
dered a verdict agalast the Company for are
thousand di Vars.
The ImpreaßTe rite St eollff-mation was
! fifteen this m 'ruing conferred elan 81335
hundred persons lu the church of St.
Mary'. by Arch Bishop hleClovay, asaLeted by
r.dhleraney, Secretary, Arch D3ICOII
McCarron, Rev!F athereldeffenna and Si. John.
The church was densely crowdhd the d
door being reservedlor time about to hegroun com a
armed. At cloven o'clock the boys to the num
ber of some six hundred and in the afternoon
at
two o'clock eight hundred ends received the
srament of contirmadon. the Areh Bishops
brirti7 adoresaing the congregation at both net
Time.
From Hayams—Auserican Vessel Sunk by
Spanish War Ship—Slew Captain r:eni.
era rot Cuba.
Itiviwt.'7tloW.-"4.—The steamer ITeadrick
lindton arrived to-day from Palladel phia.
While entering port a Spanish man-of-wax ran
Imo her striking her amidship and uniting her
down to the waters edge- She had a Govern.
meat pilot on board at the time. Temporary
repairs will be made and she WU/ nail on her
usunl day.
Considerable dissatisfaction prevails here at
the appointment of General Lureandi to super
cede one Captain General, he being a pro slavery
man, lamellae-1y in debt, and Cuba and the Col
bans must satiety his creditors.
The gold modal lobe presented to Capt. Bar
ton, of the steamer Columbia, for meritorious
Conduct during the recent hurricane, on the
night of the 2.3 d alt., is sow ready. It coat
SI'S la gold.
Battle with Indians to Nevada.
Sie FRASOrSoi, Noy. 27.—An oftleila tele
gram to-day from Nevada says :On the 11th
teat. Lieutenant Aemer, with arty California
volunteers and • howitzer, attacked a large
band of Indiana who had fortified themselves in
lee Brack Mountains, about one hundred it
e 5
corthwest of Dcmgeirm, in the non_ part of the
State of Nevala. Daring the engagement
one volunteer was killed, and two wounded.
Of the Indians, one hundred and twenty were
killed; a few made their escape, and all their
hones, arms and ammunition were captured.
nail was the bald which, three weeks ago,
robbed a Wen, killed the teamsters, and after
wards obliged thirty men who were emoting
after them to retire, atter an unsuceasainl ea
gagement.
Sale of Iron Clnd■ at Cairo.
cato, Nov. 2fl. —The following iron clad
gunboats, with plating partially removed, were
sold at Mound City to-dat IndLsnola, 13,000;
Tract/mold, $3,300; N 1 1 5 3 0 ,311, 2,100, Avenger,
$3,000, Vindicator, 53.000; Pittsburgh, $3,100;
Carondolet. $3.000; Bonwo , $3,000; Monad
City, $3,700; Lonlaville. 63,600; Elan, $4.000;
Chillicothe, 0000, °Sark, 0,000. Besides
these sir tin clad transports, with plating re
moved, sold for an aggrevate of 63C,1410, and
two propellent, Little Itrbel and Sl.stletoe, for
$3,4C0.
Fc
r thoushhd three hundred Gal,a of c,II:on
oaseed for ht. Lout/ to-4A',
From Western Mexico.
BAN FILANCILit:O. NOT. .B.—The shipalOilltl to
Mexican porte by the Johh L. Stereos, which
mile to-morrow, will be .extremely light, the
trai In that direction haying been brought at
mo tO • stand-still. This Is owing, in a great
me ere. to the action of the French
nary Maaallaa, commis
reiecliog, on frivolous
pretence, considerable qusintitiee sent from this
elf, to supply the French troops; also to the
fact that while the French occupy Gayaume and
Acapulco, the Liberale hare control of affairs
so that between the opposing forces, comintnit •
cation in cut off.
Irrotu Nashville.
N.envtt.t.a, Nov. 29 .—Cotton dull and de
chning, ruling prices 39(341 cents. Receipts
and shipments very light.
No declaims has beau rendered lu In the c saes
of the asseaselne tried by court martial. The
opinion Is universal that they will rarely, the
death semen's.
River aixteen Inches and at a stead.
Fire at litoblle.
NEw Ortuasss, Nov. 2.9.—A tarp„ tire occur
rod In Mobile on the 2.9 th hut.. destroying sigh
dwellinga and o stable. Loss $ 4 0,000. No in
suranee.
son
n rail ar
road. load of eottou also burned on the Jock
Gunpowder Explosion.
PRILADEIXIILS, Nov. 29.—An explosion of
gunpowder occurred at Evans' gun store, cor
ner of Second and South streets, nearly destroy
ng the bultd!ox and shattering, the adjoining.
houses. James E. Evans and Ww, Branson
were severely Injunia.
Horan Baca.
Nnw You, Nov. 22.—Esals Rock won the
sweepstakes on the Unton comae yesterday.
$OOO.
Time 2:55, 2:40, and 2:403;: cape koala, for
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DIED.
01Wr&ItI—On Wedessctajf mmalng. Nov. 2 9 C1t4
at °Woos, JAMES onanuar, (of the Inn et
& Thosuu) aged Iltpeece,
ruxteral from Ni Aster torment., on Bageleyl
Lens, Alleshem s It 2 o'eleek,',P: 21., no PaIDAT.
December lit; Tie Nerds . ot the Lentily are re.
spectrully invited soistetto.
puzscAracuntErEßAl ism] and
o t t e u i rott=ontio jam Of Bouffant. situate
tatmablatoly battb at All
'at:tabst New Brighton ROW. /* oo MAL my
Ulu
lhtepCfq Mutat Leta aell avow at clue taatibat, at ths Uettletely:, ba t h, — •
ramitillaill &lather of sift be &Lena
the Dreg Wareham o hen autartmaada asset "
!ebtralaaa Lauf althea, Una' - -er of
ACM dzo ingi caz
no
.4u24ra -;bevotar;
820,000 AN 10""
D NOETGAGE.
D. BLILEY,
WDLILI
SUCCESSFUL TREA.TMMT
Chronic Mansel l Consumption, Sent
nia, byphills. Seminal Debility,
and all Female Complaints,
DRS. AMOS & JOHNSON,
148 Fcroax-tia. Eiltroat.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Testimonials froin the Medical Proles.
don and Others
Mr. Eator: It la wit!) pleasure I make known
the following fatale: the public; believing ray tea
• timony mxy be of Service to tome Invent! who has
hitherto felled toobtain relief. ett all °yenta/ am
doinf no more than lustros to two medical genUe.
men of Door City. lti eonfoulng that I have sue
ceestrUly treated sereral very bad cases of samlnal
treaknese and festale complaints, by adopting the
mode of treatment now pmssnbal by Dr 2 Amy.
a Johnson. • • • • •
For Leman, weak:len I do not know of scything
them
thst:san
tor • equal these remedies.. I hate prescribed
d many ladles who hare boon trot.
bled for ye arswi weakee.., tad enty cue a
perfect core ham been effected: sane earl bed
cases baTtl ylsl4sti to Ude mode Of treatment
the abort spate sof two weeks.
Yours respectfully.
(Signed) W. P. ISEEWIN, 11, D.'
Cleveland, Ohio, recsinbar 21, MIL
ERTIFIC.ITE rnoar THE NCY, DR. if .111 L.TON
C. FRENCH OP ItIONTR.E.dt.
I certify them Drs.-ssem J ozwzon • medtalues
have enrol my wife, who was subject to debility
many years. The tuedlolues were use 4 only two
months.
IL O. FRENCH, D. D.
Important to Ladies.
Our PERIOD/OAL DROPS win brine on t
'monthly al.:knees ln eases of obetrUctlon from ant'
cause. Price N. a—Ladie s who are prep
pant shou/S1 not use th em.
Tonto k, Female 'Weakness. a certain ewe, IN.
Wm:Moo for the Whites sr Leueorrhma, $Z
DISEASES OP TEE BLOOD. &c.
- .
tete thin
Drs. Amos J•Muos—Desz Sirs: I mast iselhc
yew remedies for scrofula end blood
disease.
or lm are really excellent For scrofula, sypht
Is perities of the Mood , I find they arra
fall to sure when cued sa dlrectsd. I have sines
In
centail in etitirtir th e worn caw of syphilis now
our hospitals, in the short speoeof two manful.
LESLIE, M.D..
Cbccurinsti, December nth, Ma.
SEMINAL WEAKN
your ESS
Drs. Amos 4. Janson: I hew! eased, by the pie of
Amos several pollards that had be in
mates of the Labiate Asyrtuzi Cron the evll effhets
of seminal
vastness or sodality! habits.
such .14 all
eases I yerudrier oritliftig can oquall lour stet.
Woes.
Albany N. Y., OctobeJ. W. SALLMS, Al.
October litth,
Take. Particular Plotice.-Dzs. Amos and
Johnson addion all thou* who have =Welt imm
ure= by Improper itulalgeou awl solitary hal,.
fts, which ruin lath body and mind unfitting them
for either busbies; study, society. or warriale,
Those ala some Of tile melanchaiy ef.
feats prodtloed by early h ab its 0 Youth, such e a
Weakness of tho back and Limbs, pains in tau
head, &mans of ablit,
100 at =vocalic power,
matir,T
rencraigtoma of constuciptlon. tis.
Dm m ainAJars= have for 0..7 years so.
elusive/ devoted their attention to the treatment
of tha referred to to these taithnoefals,
Address. D&,. ADIOS & JOHNSON.
No. I= Fourth moat,
auddnadallmeculisaaw putsburrh. P..
_ _ _
COUGH NO KOHL
TRY STRICKLARD'S
MELLIFLUOUS COUGH 8AL9119
STRICTLAIM'S AlliuzgLl7ol33 acivaa
BALSAZI la warranted to aura Coughs, Ookil
Roarsonean, Asthma. Whooping Coin; It, Sou
Throat, Oonsureptlon, and all agree:lout of the
Throat and Longa.
For tale hp Ipgritta. General Depot, XL
gotwth W.rsat, Otammantl, O.
! DR. ALI
She
Mlles! menwet ta n rs reconunaul
TILLILND'S AIfTuDOLERA
=e==RE the_wrily eestalu remedy for Earrhotaard
it Ls a combination of
ts,. titimtunnts and Oarrninsf ri A igt s
warrantwi to cabal a stub altar ••• mewl
have failed.
For sale Drnsts. Gene Xt. Grail
Fourth street, Oinanti.
STRICKLAMYS PILE REMEDY.
GE. titTIGOKLARD'S P/LE SWITELF
eared Ulm:wadi . f the worst ewes of Wind and
Bleating Filen. It glow lmalediata relief, and et
eas a permaxid. aux Try it directly. /Qs was
ranted to sure.
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot, Ens
Fourth street, trinotrulati„ O.
•
Dyspepsia, Narrowness, Debility
We sap
DE. STRIUSELAWD'S rubric.
=menerialea• Mow armadas wita toes
011.1=4,7. g i Va=4.• ° Twala
It la • vegetable proparawasoree trim aloohoUt
tlquora;ll. =NI. Ow wawa narrow, system
It awake • appetite, and la wanablal =I
I r eP /t e l j: r i g rfaMini D"MtY.
GEORGIE EL KEYSER. Pittabe
B. E. SELLERS et CO., "
.108. FLYJILWO
N. niammutzz.l a,
ufamefaxs strPre, co.,
J. /IL FULTON •
A. HETO ElVO cetWavevetem rk e street, °or .4
KM. Y, Ailey/my Olt).
.15-B. FTI'RIOKL.e.ND3-7-----------
MELLIFLUOUS .
0 U 1;
COUGH BALSAM . D
,„,.., 09 .9
Is warrented to be the Only '... .--
t-o *:.
preparatlon known to cute StOtiki
tlonsihs, Cold., Hoarseness, •
_...
nebula. 'Wl:moping tierighe - ' - ''
Chronic Coughs, Consump on, on e ti a . en d
Croup. Belau' prepared from tfency and Serbs, It
I. booin g . eon, a d ex pertorating. sod par
andcrl uabie fo r mll affections of the Throat
Lungs. For sale by Lmazglats everywhere.
R. Z. SELLERS h. CO.,
- --
D YEIPEF'SIA.
DR. STRICKLAND'S
TONI() 1r a concentrated
reperatf, n of Roots and
1 Berea, with anta•aelds and
carminative to atrengthem
the stomach and nervous,
a Fatten. It 10 0 ce.taln
remedy for Dm:Pepsin or
/ rullgestlon Nervousness,
Loalrof Appetite, Acidity
af Me StoMeett, r lat uien
y and Deblllty. /I la luta alchoholle, therefore
particular/I lulled for Weak, Nervous and Drs.
peptic peresons. For sale by 111 .1 Drogeast• every
where, atper bottle.
oc13:1y,1
R. E. SELLERS A 00.,
IVlzoistesze Aoinvs.
)fi:STRIC - KLAN -
PILE REMEDY
3 .• cured thonunds of-the
worst eases of Blind and ";,1'
.
Bleeding Piles. /t glee. P.I 4 • s,
mediate railer Ind effects • -
permanent sure. Try It r,
racily. ---
It Is warranted to cure. For male by ill
I)rugglit, at 60 cents per bottle.
It. E. SELLERS St CO”
Wrrotsesan Lamm,.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS 4ke
FOURTR STREET'
,
I.!CARPETB' c
•
•RECEIVED NEW.
.
I In .00ggiou to our previous
OF, rtEaca_t_..!io
_hove just t•ecetred P:
81.42.171Vd /gl;, " g l g A I
sell FLYS and INGRAINS.
i • IRBILVIDZRED PIANO 00V
11$ MOSA.ILI RUGS.
St/LET OLLOLOTELIS sod zi tt,
WlZV ClVrag, t gio r ,
0.: Brown. Leather nod e ,
G n i r e n en
,g, Were;
lame assortment of FANCY
surx.P•sicts
g. - 117);?1,Lid.V.AA4.45.1,
,m;
CARPET STOII - E - 7 !•
McSARL AND 4L. COLLINS,
DIREST IMPORTERS,
Are teens - kg by neztolectmeast from Lfirerpool, a
ENGLISH CARPET S,
. &aura cos Patios; totalie Roalas, Inlets Mani
Olkurelats ao., selectee exyreeslytar Plat
-
burgh retail Mule, and °Sated
• vBorang,l3 AtTh army.,
7 . itT TAR • ,
.PRICES.;
44 and miatisa TAPMTRY •
ve..-slaad BRUSSELS CM.R.P.lMM,wilty,tuti allay
1401 P I r i t - b5 0 T419Fe4 uk tails eocustty.
• .111,, #nekira - OVA S l im?,
vozsict, t it l 7altad Stites Umbel
• •• • - - not,
CIDER-2017b1%
ja....Bweet Cifter;
hit remind mid far ems •
=lna Auttnnowia,
oft
tuner apsitel pad Furl SW,
MEDICAL
OLOTEELEILS, 0/Lb BALL. di rarrEl BT..
BOOKS AND ALBUNti
BOOS PUBLESIIERS' PBESESTATION Ditol
For thy following reasons:
Yon hare the f finest stock iu the eity to selet
from,
You only pay the Publishers prim, for Inks
Too also receive at time of parehase a must
Your present will be worth from ilk to 15011.
lon entirely satisfied with both Boas
and Present.
7.c!L...Arm . asixrr e
, -‘'Ralit
.c.a tf- -
, .- - _. ,
, c=i , ,
I
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'fr sol4:l ,-
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130t1 CALI. OE SEND roa. A CATALOGUE
COME ONE, COME ALL I
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
WINIDII.3E.
N05..1.8 Sto Clair St. •
The attention of the nubile Is called to the large
sod =Weave stook of GENTLFALEWS JTUR. i
MINION° GOODS. jun onemed at the • above.
mentioned place, Witch lam new offering slime& • '
bargains. any one In want of the above moor,
Wlll fled tt to ma? advantage to giTO me areal I, ;
and examtae my stook batons parehashot *Lie.
where. They can gad tbe largest and beat sateerof
stook of Exe White awns.
Lust
T D
Nejl=e
Shirts, WOobtaiCrotton sad LdsJa rtuead
=Gentgam and Drawers. Scarfs, Neck Tletoghowst m .
dere, Butterflies, andoverml pertabsiag -to :.
leness's raralsking la the arty.
Remember the blaze. It sad ig Rt. Clair street. .
..!'... atURTEM tErnr± ..
N. R. A Wire stock of Flattelft Chars ool•
lam, Loektrocd's. Universal, 's Eastmain..
.%.
and htnisallan, W9l bit sold foMer than ea& '
linddszsms
.
"VEY TO LOVE; or, L. S. M. Lemma •
_.;„..!
U. ORLEBRATED•
HIPALLIBLE PRIVATE •.,4.
LEGUME ON PSYCHOLOGICAL l'AlloD/A- !:
T/OSS, 01/coaltloo, Jolt out. It te/othea you to
charm those you to Lore; how to redeem straying
companhma, am It contains asany somata worth
keeping. Price = cents. Also, GREAT PRI-
SONS,VATE BOOK for &TARRIED or GROWN PER- ...:
EcarT Lady s h ould have one. Priest iti"
ice qtelther both to P. A. STEINER
h SO., Solo Agents, No. 1211, Chestnut street, ~
Philadelphia, rind receive by return
'slant
ed enselopea.. & “anaar Beaman" will also ao- i.
company *alb book.
slogan ,
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HUGEL kITZPATRICE;
A'.firtsr PREWIZUJef
GOLD UN DIANDFACTUR.,:,
Philo Bill, tor. Third ad Narket
Second Mori; entrance
Gold Pens an Third meet.
:ti G ol d
n and Silver Penett(flues,
wholesale and
Pena repotted. Persons having Pens to repair
can send theta by nut% and they will be Proms
returned. ; ; ocattra
FLOIM AND GIMIN.
indto •
fox
,iletz
bblo •Famr r. filiest;
dd do zed do;
.I.CO do , , , 40
.4prtos do • n
o
zoo:bulb Rop om . ,
/CO, • 400 rim - allege C d 40 ; ; •
moo. Moth Oats; . ,
' Mod do ;fforinioartisii
..-corloaa =freed, - ' •
In 'tote and forAky .
Of?, AM/ or? &
pc._oo)sodo&I Pau& stroid•
OgIZ D r
(Stleoesiinsto
TEL & SLIMLY,'
Etoc.k Broke= and , Real ;it*4,4 llt
ii.iFtot sod so/4 an 00/XLI ipy
ogi„e, wsussafal VASA. Plltslisnts.
ea=
gn RBIS. MICHIGAN /OMB CLIMB
YO melvea tag ithy tad for sale Or
n, vcdar A OV.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
ATTENTION
DON'T BE DEOBrirED
rot CA.N BUT
BOOTS& SHOE
Better Quality and LowetPrices
Concert Hall Slioeqtorei
ANT HOUSE IN THE WOULD!
Womens' Superior Gums (Reels) Retail
ing at $l.OO---Lower than you
buy them by the case.
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION
Greatest Pariety,Most Suirerier
quaiity, Better Styles, ore
Durable, Easier rittittg,
Better Looking and
Lower Prices than
any other House
in the World.
Ala -One e►IJ wtil zatizty the most eliedillOne tint
the place for bargaln• to BOOTS AND' SHOES,
both wholesale and retell. Is
N o. 60 FIFTH STREET
030
Cieriffe.ta.
occrruLna ILQC.'9I3,
(Se. CI FIFTH grasiss
NEW GOODS
SUE OLOTH.OO/It3
SACS oomi:
EI!GLL4II WALK. 00411,79.
OVERCOATS Or ALL Kenn;
ZANCT CAP PARTS.
iTriD BLACK PANTO
PLO TOP PANTY
and all rtyles et
OLOrMITO,
LG&ILDLIMS . OF COS
FOB THE rri...zr a DAYS
J. R. SMITH ed co—
Opp/mite the Opera Ro m ,
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74 FIFTEI STREET,
All we ask, Try us,
Afvl , l ,NS
15*
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