&Mkt WSDNESDA.Y, I bECEI/BER 6,1985. SOIEITHEIeN DEFERENCE. VOW THE • CIVIL LAW. The Augusta (Ga.) Traelerrjor. of the 29th iatimo, contains -extended editorial coMmentS on a late decision of -the Unitel States (need; Court for Vermont, which. among many whole soma foggesitopti,lllaltaS SOMO which are pro- Vocialve of millets/0, rie thus A • i "The Unitcd.Stetes Omuta hegbir to ' m o a t . We hail their declaims.- They have always 1 been a bulwark for private right. agshist hasty and omMetelva legislation. Judge Smalley's ; aledslott is unquestionably Uw e u framed. In - accordance with the whole tote and eke express providers of tete Cotatitutiou of the Darted States.'There ere other questions, besides Me important onertow involved; which await the oditulkatioti of the Courts, and In whose set ; 'lament the &asthma people are deeply ' met " - ' ear The - whole eaten- of eetiasestion, when a has Doi• beta duly convicted of Weaken; {he occupant abandoned lands; the sale of , property for taxes, in cases where the extension of military lines rendered It tautly impractica. ; hie for the owner to represent Ms property; the - *helms of widows, orphans and non.iximbarents . I for Indernaificallon, for property alienated or 'destroyed; the. sphere of military commissious and the limitations of.martial law; the eilicacy of Presidential pardons and the extent of the powers delegated by the States to Congress; the ilonstitutk nal rights and. °biros of the States In th e Union; bow man such subjects, tmbraeleg every clvii and poll ell !merest of the people, yet await that bit h "arbitrament! t Alter the largest warfare of "Aston, -we may ertpcct thema of its most celeb. Wed causes." Our cotitttr.porary falls to remember which aide °Tilton the eel:easily for the interruptlen I,l'l the la Vete wintry. end made a stern use of the powentof war, inedepeassble to tha national existence. For seventy years, with alight intenmajorls, the democratic party ruled. At no time In all that long aeries of years, was I that patty wlthoni control in one of the mi-or- Akira° brancbea of thegovernment. Most eate r Monty It bad possession of them all. It either Ibad,the power of framing what Laws It would, of dictating -oak porkies it on:raved, or of Bap -1 leg whatlaws sticroE not . be passed and what 1 policies should nofbe adopted. 'name facts that arrogance which character. ized the cemocratic party during the last decade elf its dominance, had Its roots. In - the pride of paver, sad of conLidence In Its continuance, that party Mime to conalder the government by r - .aloft of PriamigeMiterre, Ita constitutional and indefeasible Inheritance.. It exalted itself ma measarably, anal It really felt and acted as if it Iwall the country, and betide li. there was none else that had aright to be heard and respected I in public affairs. ' The 13°11116m leaders ruled the democratic party. Their swaylover It was absolute and isupe.rions sautes the slaves on their plantations: Whomsoever they would, they pulled down; and whomsoever they woeld theyralsol up. If a pralilleMiii; among the democeigs or the North, indepandeue In thought or action, which they consiined Into waywardeareor aniallebill ty. tenured their displeasure, he bresentit dla animated from Die stage at thetr bidding, lad was sten no more. Aspiring young men, who, la the giddiness of immaturityaad of bewilderment in the excitement COOSellttent on a first partici atkor In the Management of affairs, mistook .eleution to °Mee fra. real success In life, made haste to' propitiate by vscopharitte andrilation • and medal eublenrjency the Southern arbiters of their destiny. • What the South wanted, it obtained. Same '.:`,.limes, indeed, there was conslderable chaffer .- ing about. die terms of compliance, Northern tsenthaeni had to be misdirected or corrupted. Tie way tied to to smoothed.; but the result -wan sure. If a barrier had been erected, by tLe TrledOm of the nevolottonary fathers, to the en much:nuts of caStolusd privilege, it was laid low. Had n wall been built up for the defence 'of Liberty, either a breach was mada Ls It for the march of Slavery, or It was utterly demol lilted and %perceived out of Its place- The one collomal Sigma in our politics, became Slavery, with-its -honld ornaments of manacles and chains, whips and thumb-screws, alto:dad al most en memo by the Demccvale party. It was this that drew from Mr, Towns, when this Tait authority was manifestly passim; oat • of. his grasp and. the masp of his Southern associates, the expiring vaunt, ...We hem ruled the el:entry. and we hue ceded It wen." This 'was km cream' on which Ur. STrantane planted himself in that grandly historic speech he made just as the war.cload minted sloven upon the -land, and In which ho not only asserted, bat demonstrated beyond the possibility of eilsproof that the South bad experienced no wrong Wat the lands of the Xerth. • - Nur, we do not. deny that much of the pros perfty of the ecnintry—of its inereue in num bers, power and wealth—la due , to the Demo cratic vary. It has done many things wisely aid well. But much that It claims as the ripe result offts sagacity, tact and prudence, hos flowed from rocks far deeper down In the depths •of society than it is the province of any party to penetrate, Nose are all evil. And that ear _ beg 'Ammo the Democratic party. The great crime of the Democratic party, af, ter its base compliances to 'slavery, was mani fested in that untamed ferocity with which It met the fact that It Lail lost the confidence of the ;Toile and was la -to be permanently ejected from the seats dovernment. Accus tomed to have Its repeated triumphs at the polls met In that proper submission to the popular will which If essential to free &kW:tam:s, they had not learned to - submit themselves. A verdict against them sounded In their ears like a revolt. They resen ted it as such. A flash of hdlg nation passed ever their - countenances, and as they could no longer rule, they would-do:what they could to ruin the ceuntre. Hence the war. and those meas. ores of repression of Witch our cotemporary con:v[4lllns. /t forgets that toe government was seized by,the throat, and the attempt rots/storm a poignarg to Its heart. It manures those meas ures o( setf-de.fense,. which, though no; war ranted by itta civil Law, are warranted by Neces• any, and are essential Ito the maintenance of civil order. - Thelderth Is anions as the South can be for the Alum of militnry rule la all party of the country. But that cam only be accomplished by that du subinissinn to the lams which the South Is glow tokoake. It has yet the smote of battle en its garments, saddle wit a blood In its nostrils. Some little space must be given, for vast pas- Mona, which bayeatiept society as wane do the . bosom of the sea, to subside and be at peace. Gm.:BArls r II day °rite° ago. gave great ar ra:tee tritheplemaxirstsof thaeltfof ;feu; Tork, iteettriat a: polltinal• speech. nude from . _ . the atello tirlfth Avenue maniloa, that that "metioisalle Alm the last- ttronghold of the re• Nimukai,**a talt,"l.** - ,dir4av of the demoeracy ' therewts Aireessuy corollary to the sarreader oi,.l.ssett army...! armour unpalatable that statenteitt Ma be; the whole' body of loyal pets .'ple thrum/tient the Un.lon feel It to be Crete. Da Cu e : the thtt r a year of. the war we chanced 'to -beikopplag at a New Toek hotel. A man of T.frepotateithrsappearanoo and gentlemanly ad kirifiiit OFtfollo wider btu arm, ap itirsiteiiid.tti,atet Patel!, "will you buy a per. taalc of bloClollanl" The reply was, "we hare . Not now as prOcoaad an admlratlen or , that ofll - had." Sal the stranger, "Perhaps, then, On slit* a pOrizalt of Generalfirantr.. A coniere*uan e*riod, trb!elL gaShOlit . Olat 04ellItelitteatader4f.10tares was en Eitgllatt4Oottoluti.lFlrreind.in pwinftofblt; .yisoi4lon pay ecc pew we; awtd liadlintentered fn pii4.nko r ancr on ;.:Cobitftallqtrliv.ttna, gount7. rev Rikiuteuzoic* hint Gad ; pcamg uonSlMAithry ;;-*5. , 1.. to, .1 , have t 1a "tit:4q4 1 0 1 0 10 . 11 0 42 4„4%. pidardpally 3i l OratUe l 44 l o 4 l l ,,_i tePrchantitlnttlmtkem firt7Of ajtefabin 14i on.;;ot G reat. * 1 0 9*c calm: lipald tell fifty .of titan prgp6pf ;; Y*l4llellai.:', Ttwla .13 ;usu. , „ . otty,. niS feellnp and p r int.. ;des Alla Tata the eldeoTthe letehhu7 ds thowArtnlned many of theraithendof New - - ",:Xerie 'aro! within to 'eottoul the feet that ./11.03qatlaiiahontificieaTent; u oven end U •ottehalso there' ea at .Chiarleaion; Bat the tact itl. entered tate 'the history of the times and fichhethe got oat, ` Co la Mitutegans.” Some of cur Inch fellow-Ott...is of the Yen lan pecatiaslon,, had a little festivity In St. Laois • few &MI she e t a a when' the affair' was well under way , they argot themselves so far as to send for Major G eral - Prank P. Blair, with the purpose of dittwit a speech from him. The General wit ton last at tbs conclusion of 5 dinner Derty, whi bad not been conducted on stmet tempersn " rineiples, sod; to rata fine paint upon it, a was no : precisely in condition to tone cif very closely to one subject. Me coneltul , haw/rm. that be would go and . l ip make the e a speech, notwltbstanaing the advice of sPiite of his mends; among them Gen. oral ilberman,'that be bad better postpone his remarks on the greatreolan question until some other =melon should arise. Arrived flit the ball, where the sunburst glowed and the sham. rock bloomed, he was presented to the audletrce with the lllRlllltlatterinzabsemiloas, and draw be himself ini to his full bight, his countenance wearing a lock of inerpressible solemnity, be reared at the yip of his voice: "Pinneganst I'm. with you!" The mercurial Irishmen, dashed a little by the apparent mistake of the General, In addressing theca by a name they bad not exiled themselves and locking on his broad declaration that he was with them as all night, interropted him with a tremendous round of epplause, Poising him self us if to meet a great emergency, he con tinned : •'But Mind, I tell von, yon have a big con tract on band, and Old Ireland Is away across the ocean. Bat when you get your ships, and have them loaded with cannot and things, and sail down New York harbor, I'll go out there at Bandy nook, and takeoTr my hat, and say with all my heart—good-bye Finnegan ! And when I think It's about time you had touched the sod over there, I'll give you inv_prayers, and say— Go in, Pinntgaus !" thl6 point there wee an anothet interrup tion, and one not altogether of eneessleo aporo batltn. General Blair was tumultuously told that they were not Finnegan% but Pentane, and after apologizing for his mhtake by saying be bad been dcwn Bontb so long be had forgotten the names of things, the hero graeefully tlred.—CLueinntret Comm.:vita. Tor APPLAraII ex TEC COPPEIIIIC&D MO.— When the name of Robert E. Lee, recent ly the leader of the rebel army, was mentioned by a speaker at the Cooper Institute meeting op Saturday evening, it was received with vigor ous cheers. Mr. Leo Is now in charge ore little college in Virginia, and otrylously these cheers were not called forth by anything connected with his present position. Neither were they cecarloned by any admiration of Ms personal ebaeaeter; for, although we believe him to be an amiable realomen, there la nothing In thin fact to recommend him to the especial plaudits of the Northern copperhead faettou. 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V., will .16ea gnarliest, for la par of Alleghent Cats , . seklart to the Limon rtotoination. aortae WCITY COSTIIOLLZII. SABI IdEL ALLINDER, Clerk to the City Treasuierhi Ogles, at the maid. Patton otkts (donde. artll offer filmset( ac a aendi• date for tho above loam, subject to a vote of the 'Union party at their canto/ Pliny/ election. nateno roil mums& OF rzyrsouao SAMUEL itiLGORE, Lite ol the 136th Pennsylvania Volunteers. nollvite orWelt MAYOR . 4ZII4PTAIN J6ar.r23 bIeVIOILER, of tbentled Ward, ALECkEIXITY, will be • Cara Atdat• for Mayor Rol sake, • vete of Union Winn 40, " 01,11 ralli - alkr WO, at. Ike eastazis Aseet4 primary •iOE-ro: - zaron. ctiareikjas. Ts Of tie seventh Ward wflibe sty:A=6i dor MAYOrf,ind Oat if Ulm •noadoidlon of the Croton pony. of t Ulf city of pittaburgto - torbeifeld - ptioriouo - oaworty 010. . sof ono erme•Ttlie Itdi3OILILILTY„—.4IJams Dos, it.LDSONcjildercian ot the Fourth Ward. at tb‘seileittiloo of Mends, hee consented goal. lOWAWasuut to be 3ised itioonneettoo with the .and will he laandloate Wiled 'to the - Urea vat. :of the people,. in wordage:o thewith n ti oosendstion Futt liepublleaa - 191tuilalpal GosiTenilon.? • ocitede • ZIEECEIT/NGS. MS= Orrivors , Ennmaxo. ...Prmadraag,;ths.. It 0 " A 11 ELZOTION FOR . nFTNEN rtEcerOns at Oda Comtiany, to gam 4.aslag tho Qum' ar,*l/1 ba Lula se flak oftliken raC3lSlalr, the Wt fags.. brtweass the boisri at .11 a. sr.. and 1 a. Y. datalfd A. ShEr4lll), Searettq. aa I E ()PER& nousz. Lame fr Atiassfernet 1:111.55 AZIIIIE EBERLE. Last atgbt but tassel of the boabtlfull and &seem plUbed ooxanedlenns MSS BLANCHE DE BAB, Who will appear as WIDOW Lhash.ll7.,Y In the three act comedy of the SOLDIERS DAUGHTER, WEDZIE.DAY EVENING, Demurer GM, will Presented Cherry's Inhaltable a act owned: of U2AI SOLDIERS RADIALS rEs. Widow Cheer/y....---.lEles Blanch De par. Dance— Little • To conclude with Sefton's speciality • JONES' BABY. Tluutkresdne Afternoon, th e OOTORIXON. Ad. Walton : Parquette and Dee. Oftslo 60 °eats. Gallesy N cents. Matinee Saturday afternoon. SS cents admission. piTTSBURGEI TELBATER. a- Lean and Zdeuteser YJIIL HEADERSON Pato= oe Amore Lion—Drew Cirole, 53 cta; Fan y (thole, 15 cta• Third Tier, 25 cti; Private Bon cm 115,10; Single Seate,2l,2s. Doors open at 20'elock. (nutaln rises at 7'4 Signal means of the beautiful settee MlBB RATS R-BIGHOLDS, Prenounead the Queen of Comedy, who gltl sp pear this eventing se PEG WOFFIRGTON. Tills (Wednescsvt EVEN tNG, be present cd the live sot comedy entitled PEG WOFFINGTON Peg WonlOr on Mie Sir Harry Wilda I s Kate Neignolda Introducing t he song el iho Orulsken Lawn. °VC. Orchestra To conclude with A GHOST IN SPITE CF HIMSELF. In rehearsal, Hichilen at Sixteen, and An You L'he It. Thanksgiving eftcnioon—Streete of Now York THE I kv) toi,-1:-teikTi NUE., N ER "fli IS MJW °PEI AT NO. 64 FIFTH STREET, ENDER THE OPERA ROUSE. c 07531 • MASONIC HALL. FAHERELL BENEFIT OF = h 'bp - The Original sal Far•Fsmed Siamesa,Twins, and their Children. ALSO, THE WONDERFUL Wild Australian Children rosmna Foal DANN ONLY Wedursday, Tharaday, Friday mid Saturday, December 6th, 7th, 9th aid fth. TWO GRAND LEVELS MOH DAY—After. moon and Earenlog. Dears open (roma to o and from 7 to g. Adotenton 60 cents! otaltren 96 cents. 111APOLSGI VINO DAT, THREE EXHIBI BIT/ONS. 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The President sod Directors of this Compost have this asp deolarsdo dlrldoodssf - FIVE DOLLARS FEB SHADE, [roe of United States tax, payable to the stool& holders on demand. nti4llll WM. A. SEMPILIID, k., , L _ liik A ANT ED —TIIRIEB-OR FWD GOOD CARRIERS TO CARRY THE. MORNING GAZETTE. Apply st THIS OFFICE detti WANTED SAL ES STEN.-- Eacrgetlc TT and rel.able s LE -MEN, both male and female to evil OM NEW EITTLL.AND SEWI 23a011INLS. PillUE BIS 00. Mao, stow EN EROIETACI MEN to set as t)aI.EMAI.AUENTtt. seze.for thrculay. Claaili.E. h 8A1t8.1311, bfaau• faetnren, Cleveland. Lama • Wu:De 'WAIIITBD. —A - Purchaser • for over s S'Orß. UUTIDBEP AOlll3l Or L &NO in Lows, or an enaltange for city property. The land L 10 Hamilton county, adjoining Webster rim.. lowa. The owner can be seen at the GAZETTE a 0411*.f loe. eanl7oeY. More 10 A.. K. until a r. UTANTED —INFORMATION • OF O.THANINE BURNS Or QUINN, former ly of Ommty Mee, Town of Oronm..our, Wand, who came to this eoungry oboes fifteen years ago, and who he. nos been beard of for eignt years, at which time she resiced In New OrleaLs. Any la• formation concerning be, will he thannfaily re ceived by her mother, NOR& BO EMS, in care of Joseph Burns,' Canto= Iron Worts,” Pittsburgh, P. delditd WANTED.—AGENTI3.h—NE .B@OK READY.—THE GREAT OAMPAIGNi OF GRAHT AND 611FROIAN, by tee Rom J. T. MIADL34, In one volume from eolunes, including popular biographies of prominent Gen. male in toe Union army, with numerous steel pottralu, battle scene. and maps; In both Engunk end German. Sold only by Agents. A rare chance le offered to make money. Send sten p for terms an, to. R. B. TREAT s CO., Publlakers, N 0.130 Grand street, Ps T. delderdinks easiT.ED—AGSNTS.—ENERGETIO Nes can make id to Ito • drly , eeUl the celebrated, Improved PATENT STAA nAni. ' NO•O ET BURNER for !Damien° Lamps. I{ gives a •pleroild 114 ht, without am ike or mall. Every family wants it, ea it can be mild for the price of a ooupla of tlithancya. Sample, poet-paid, OS cents. Send for Circular and full partlonla. a Enslu alve territory given. JAMES EDGAR, Manufacturer, nualmd No. 55 Maiden Lane. New York. W ANTED, DISABLED OFFICERS and scooters and others out of employment to canton for 'THE GREAT ONE VOLUME WAN HISTORY,' Now ready for delivery, and containing FA OTS AfD NO r POLITICS. • Thin work has been entirely revised sioee the Clone of the War, enabling the author to avoid many Croon appearing to all the earlier histories. and is expressly prepared In • stole nod st • bolos to t ti.e great roses of ire people. Everybody wools full, mashie and so. Nets history of the 0 41 E the erl 4E l' llErl t toSt TUB BEST. _ . . Vale work present. tam ensue for proatabl employment u out terms to agent' rue rleddetUy tke be offered. Address AMERICAN PUBLISELIRG AGENCY. desAlt No. CIO Cheoto tit street. (2d 8007,) PbUild - - WANTE D—AGENTS.—EMPLOY— NEST FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS AND ALL OTRERS.—Oreat See of Jewelry, Silver ware, ho., fro. The, HAMILTOIII & Co.'. GREAT Gin ThITIIIITTION. Our agents are staking from Five to Thirty dollen per day, and we need still more. ante invoices from Europe hare swelled our stock to over One Million Dollars. A. splen did assure:eat of Watches, Biagi, Ladles and Gentlemen's Jewelry of all kinds, of the most (eh tenable patterns, senile at n each Set. Zoete foe chettiloste, sad you will tee what you are en titled to; or send II for five certificates, or for thirty; or send a three oent stamp for our tenet to agents, which are Gitlin most Liberal kind. Now 1. your time. Write _plainly year Name, Cl y. ()aunty and State to HAN/LT3I% &00., BOX 1670, P. 0.. New York. Saleroom; Se Liberty street New York. • no2fillot WANTED.—AUENTI3 FOR TH,I3 SECRET SERVICE. THE FIELD, THE IiIINGEOF( AND THE ESCAPE." Br Amazes. D. liromummrs, New York Tribune Correspond mt. The most intetesting and irmeting book ever subilshed, embracing Mr. Richardson% naparall feted experience for (oar peen, [striating through the Sou in the secret service et the Tribune at the outbreak= of the war, with our armies sod fleets, both East and West, during the first two mars of the Rebellion; his thrilling septum; hi. confinement for 20 months In seven different rubel M.; his escape and almost miraculous Journey night of nearly MO mike. It will abound La Brenta, surd contain more of the fact, tool. dent med romance of the war than any other work yet published. Teachers. ladle, entigetle young mica, and asps daily returned end disabled offleers ani addict; le want of profitable employment, will and sh a re stillarly adapted to their condition. We agoneeats clear ingdoubt SIM per*m mama h, which we will pr to anydoubting ilitant. for e lars.lS. JONES, BROS. Send 0 lsru- 0.,. , N. E. corner Sixth and Hiner sr e' Philadelphia Pa. FOR SALE LOR PA LE—A GOOD ROUTE ON TUE DISPATOLL Apply at IBL3 OFFICE from a to 4 o'olock, r. s. nolyai L'OR BA PONY-A BEAUTIFUL MAuILeNA W PUNY, jet black, imitable for children. Enquire at hiITC/itEL Le.NIPS Llyery Stable, Liberty select. nOnCerd 'G'OR SALE—Two 2 story Brick Dwell fug.. Houses on Palo .tho street, to the Second sward, /I.ll,gbeny. The front hone, has sea MOM., bath donee, thatched garret and <ldler, trite water end gol In the house. The other house has roar rooms, cellar. and finlehed garret and Is be the rent cad of the slime lot, on a II foot alley—pared sod In good order. These houses are now, only being built two years. Enquire of Amity tO RAMSEY a 'R&M, Real Estate egrets, dab-lewd 1 No. 91 Beaver etre - et, Allegheny, I.IOR , BALK—One Three a cry Brick DWELLING um:SE, No. lee Deliver street, Lliegneity containing eight looms, with a good caller under the whole house; all in good order, with a Yaw Lot adjoining, wby leo feet. All will be told together. For further partiouhirs, enquire of RAMSEY Rem Estate Agents, nottlltwd WI Beaver street, Allegheny. L'OR SALE.— C HEAP HOUSES. —I w- offer for tale SEVitel SMALL Bracts DWELLINGS (in a row), each contend-1g three rooms and cellar,situate., at the head of EV)yle street, A,llatentrthty. Lot to each boats ite feet deep. Price OW* tar the *citable howe and eh) tot each of the inside home. Yltle Indisputable. for further partici:Sam apply to SAMUEL. DYER, delawdman .6t Federal St.. Allegheny caw. 'port SALE•—A fire dam! TWO STORY BRICK DWELLIG ROUSE, No. 2117 Wut. ern avenue, with eight rooms, latched garret, Oh house, wash house , coal mid wood 'home, hot and cold water to the kitchen. floiton Oook ing Ringo, mettle mantles and h earths, and well flotahed anti.in good order, with a large lot ;3 ky 120. feet back le a it feet alley; 15 feet Lot along. aide will be sold with tt if preferred. Liguire of amasri Y BALL. Baal Emote, Agents, deLesa No. in buyer at., Allegheny. "ROB SALE —A .NO. I STOCK AND n. GRAIN renal, containing about 200 acres, situate in Fallowdeld townehlp, Washington county, Pennsylvania, on the flinuongabela over, one-mile above lock No 4; Ito eery of the beat river bottom. The whole farm Is under a high theta of cultivation. Me apple orchard, about rs wen of coal with pit opened; the fencing le good and location beautiful. For further particulars enquire or 6. H. TOWER, Real Estate Ag.t, No. Isl Fourth street. or to E. T. VANTOOIIIS. on the pranises. novintf DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &o NEW GOODS _ EATON'S, 17 F=F'Y`S Err zeinEr. Just Ileceived FULL ASSORTMENT POINT VENISE COLLARS. • POINT LACE COLLAR.S, POINT APPLIQUE COLLARS, POINT AND THREAD LACE DARREN, POINT LACE HANDKERCHIEF'S POINT APPLIQUE HANDKERVHIEFS, CAL LACE TRIDI'D HANDKELICHIEFA Beal Point and Point Applique Lace TINSEL NECK RIBBONS &ND TIES, Full Line of Misses' •od UMWren'. TIIRTA IND FANCY BALMORAL 11088 F. H. EATON, NO. 17 WIFTIFI STREET DRUGGISTS WOODSIDE WALLACE, Vlnataleadagalo Zirliafgalaga AND mama IN • is L as e„ MA Lead. Wawa" Mae. 0 1 We WI" WlMow Glass acul rut Bybee, p er f um er', _BeatioakOarael. t 011, U. AI" Agents forWl244lltiMutallto Hewn Paint nasulton WWl* Laid, Chaster atICWIllt• toot sa,_d Maury a Ma:iv o Oidabratod Meat Wye! oat ailattlre pound taus. 'No. 87 WOOD STREET, (OPPOSITE TEES ST. onAmato sorza..) BOLIOUNKLKIIIt. Pittsburgh White Lead Works. rues warns LEAD. BLUE LEAD GROUND IN OIL FOE PAINT OIL BABSEL% • HG 130. GI WOOD OTZEXT DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C. NOTIOE. You WM Find l A y t e t t Bitthe same PRINTS u sold (omen 1.1. :t R RES it CO.'S, do Market it. rots Frill Find At 15150. IdUALINS. formerly Mg.. and at 55.1., formerly Oa, and at lag., game ag gold formerly at Mo., st BARKER h h, Market You will find In abundance, DE LAINES al Da n formerly anio.. at BARKER b. 00.'S, D Market K. You Int/ Find All klnds of DRESS GOODS *bap to pro PottlOn at BASHER ac 00:5, in Market Foss irw Find FLANNELS at /114 e., and good Twilled do at 77 3 . 0.; Barred ditto at eiyie., at Ea h (10.'8, 6, Narked et. You nrin Find BALMORAL SKIRTS for Ladles sat Mrs en, so cheap as to surprise you, at BARKER A OU.II, 69 Market st- rOti Will Find BLANKETS at r 60 'per pair, worth Stem, and M $10.0.1 , the largest Ilia, cheap At 511,03 and at Ste, 4, the lamest and best, 0.2 good • min be bought at 510,00, s 1 Lbl,llB.lat. h CO.'S, be Market At. Yeti Will Find Sewn Fifty Thousand Dollen worth it SLIM El. Oen Mode, greatly reduced, at . MARKER h. CO.'S, 59 Market et. You WU/ Find CASHMERE LONG SHAWLS, at nearly anattalf former price& WuOL LONG SHAWLS redmad tram 511,03 to KM, at BARRER & CO.'S, 59 Market ot. You Wit/ Find OLOASS of aLI Undo very Ono, and that you ath have them made to orate at greatly reduced prime, at BARBELL i. 00.93, 03 Market al. rou WM Find OLOAIIINOS to peat variety tee very ghee% at NASKER & CO.'S, &) Narket at, Foes Trill Find CLOTHS, CASSIE:IBES. SATTINETB, TWEEDS, WELTOPEI, • JEANS, sad all kinds of Men'e sad Boys' wear musty less than formerly. at BARKER & 00'9, 69 Market st. COIINTRY MIEMICH&NTS WILL FIND BARGAINS PLEXT 2* OF EPERFTIII.IrG J. W. BARKER Br. CO'S 59 JR4REET STREET MACRUM. GLYDE & CO., Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street. M:M';r7MOl TREIINGS,NOTIONS & VARIETY GOODS Respectfully call the attention of WHOLESALE BUYERS To our LARGE and VARIED STOOK SIT EV EltYllll.llo PERTAINING to a Vina.d. KEPT TS , MM I NG ROooE. Our Alr. KAGAN is now In the Eau buying and immune home all the NOVELTIES That are to be tbumf. Oar afta wUI be to SELL GOODS AS LOW AS ART OF THE EASTERN JOBBERS. We can and will do MB, a. we BUY BY THE CASE from the trIANUFACTUREDA and from FIUST KA NUS. Pleate call and EXAMINE our GOODS And Compare IPrices. MAORI:IL GLYDE & CO„ Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street AT RETAIL BALIdORMS. BALMORALS. We offer for We a line of VEST DES/R&BLE HAW:LORAL smuts, which art way clomp, al fellow': One Hundred Si 00 Skirts tbr $3 00, One Hundred and Fifty $3 for $2 N. MAORUM, GLYN& 00 1 Nos. '7B and 80 Market Street Dol. JOSEPH HOMO: & CU., RAVE JOST OPENED r+i]avv (3.coic. - Tos, D Tess Trlnuntrms. Cloak Ornaments Heal Lace Goods, New Style Belt Bost Wake 811 k Belt. En t i lts a ,tead Ornaments, New Nook Bowie, Elezatrars Flormobsgs, Linen flandkemblefs, Balmoral Skirts, Breakfast Shawli= tants' ma Mods. Zephyr Badd lt bill, New 1221 fram 81dstin Moues end Groundots, Win ter Underwear for Men, IradlesendCh2. &en, Joints and Alexandre NW gloves, Ladles' %Mite Castor Gloves. Me above and man= other Goods in - Okras! Variety, at WHOLESALE AND „RETAIL. • • /OS HORNE 4 00., W AAA W SIALSKET craw WHOLESALE BOOM . VP SWIM MU I • • eirs I 1 7 JA 'ass .-0. 1105/11 YE BAL.& LOOK OUT FOR BAROAL.IB BOOTS AND SBOES . , Just reoerved a TREMENDOUS STOCK OP FaLL WIATER GOODS, sr J. A. ROBINSON & CO., el kI.A.REET STREET. Reit deer to BARRER% Dry Goode Store. roe • • I BOOTS MT MORK NO. 92 DiARILET STREET. 007 4 i3E - WIEIEIEit NEW-DRY GOODS, IT PRICES BELOW, Gardner fir. Schleifer's, ittissia Crash. WI pleats extra, heavy at 12 . % cents per yard acid everywhere for ro cent+, except at GAIUM/5/1 s SOULEITEIVS. Prints. Ono cue at 20 cents,, one cats at 25, oce cue at 28. sold eververhAre at t coats, except at GARDNER h bOULELTER'S. Bleached Shirting, One cue very One, only cent. per yard, soul everywhere for 48 cent., except at GARDNER a SORLKITER'ci. Shirting and sheeting. Very extra quallt y for stAceats, sold evps where st DO sod a 214 coats, .eszept St 6/11b. NEll A SIJIILELTEIVS. Printed Delatnes. 50 pieces for 63 cents per - yard, can only be bee at GARDNER & SORLEM,E'S. 44 French Chintzes. Only 40 cants per yard, sold everywhere for B cent& except GARDNER & SCULLED rms. 7-8 and 44 Linen Sheeting. • Only gni and 60 cents per yard—cheaper than cotton—can only be found at GARDNER k MIELE' /TIPS. Balmoral Skirts. Only $2 12.34, sold everywhere at pi to. Black and Colored Silks, Cheaper than any house west of New York, to be convinced, come and see. Satin Plaid Poplins, Double Fold, Plaid and Stripe, peat bar est.; only GM cents. Sold e verywhere at el per yavd. Plaid Satin Empress, Book Fold, outotitio goods; enesp at at 001 GARDNER & SUaLirl'En'S price only 62),4 cent& French glerinos, Poplins, Heppe, Empreu Bomba zines, Corded hierbios euld ID d. hain. Silk Lustre& French Plaid& Scotch Plaid& Paisley Plaid, bleak and WWl* Plaids; all new goods. Cheaper than them all, for ONE WEER, or dories the GREAT SALE at GARDNER & SORLETFER'S. Cloth Cloaks. Will you buy at $6 00, at 11,9 00, at PO CO, at $l2 CIO, at $l4 op, at $l6, at $l7 OD, at fle 00, at $26 CO. TIM style, to ileac{ from. $6 00 on a Cloak, cheaper than elsewhere, at our Cloak and Shawl floome,•o2 Market stress. Table Linens, 11/{41,76 cents. Tweeds, pig cents. Cue mere& En% cent, and $l. if Llanelli cheap. Everything cheap daring the mat sale for one week, at GARDNER &SO atatrrays. Kid Adores. Rest Quality, Unclad or plain, only II 60. nee2tawdtf DELAINES PRINTS fiIitISLINS, 60c for 31c, hoe " .33c, 46c " 31c, 40c " 23c, BATES & BELL, Fee CLOAK AND FUR EM P 0 RI UM CLOAKS AND FURS. THE LARGEST CIiEaPEST STOCA loaks and Furs IN THE CITY: Et, GINE ENHAUSEE & 00., G 111Eiarls..cot 031.r9es t. OelanriA • NEW GOODB. NIACRUIII & CARLISLE, NO, 19 FTFTH STERET: New Trimmings and Ornaments, Bead Gimps and Buttons, Rich Bonnet and Scarf Ribbons Fine Gilt and Pearl Belt Males. Rich Silk Belting--a new lot. Bargains in Linen Handkerohiefe. Real Lace Collars and Setts Needle Work Edgings sad Inserting, Cambric and Hamburg Bands, Magic Ruffling and Oaths Frillings, Rea Thread and French Veils American and English Hosier/1 Gloves and Gauntlets—hot styles Zephyr, Wool and Knitting Yarns, Ladies and Children' Underwear Balmoral Skirts--new styles Duplex Skirts, French Corsets, Gentlemen's Shirts Collars Ties Megino and Silk Underwear Misses Kid Gloves—all sizes. AUSEWHANTS AND DEILEES Will End It to then advantage to .all and win the our stook before punnet:mg. reIACHI32OI Q CAELLIESLB, U. IS RUTH STREET, PiLtstnirsb,, Aso Don NEW GOuDS FOR THE Hozza4cra. • TANOT WORE BOXES •• :`• LADLES. aorarmuoics,:- BIEBINO BOA: WOOLEN 110 SHAWLS- BIAS BOIWACO, Ose. • •WOOP iEfirl B Obassre Bums incriAneaßaisirs WEVELO VARIETY. . ~,ASCOMBON'S 0111.11 SHOTS zr BO ot.u X t ze,•as ATZNI` MOULDED • o • • • ay. Ili. noosurrring, St miessr erazzr LTEITT FLOITI2 SIFTER. Every IN -insinTshonia M.. one. CeU and sae taxa at Nei, mina =I St. Cnalx lama Dal ' J. b. PELMLIPS. S BOOTS AND SHOES JAMES ROBB. No.lll Elartal, Strews Has Just rstorood from LasCHAST with a ♦er large and seasouabla nook of 800erish .A 9 .1•73 a E3.72[COMMI, of the VERY NEST QUALITY. mew, Boys , sad You th .' Boors AND SHOES in &abeit varieties end styles. LADIES WORK of Made! est and but that Is manufactured, from the taq Polish to the plain Dull Soots. Childress' Bonin and Shoo.s in every style and variety. Our abject is to cell such goods, as will give tat , . Ili/tattoo to the purctsser. f/61/-Plasse call end examine, and you will he satisfied with the QUALITY andiPRIOE of good,. Remember the place. lAMBS ROBB, an No. TI Market street. • NOTICE. I=l Boots and Shoes 63 MARKET STREET, SOUTH & ROSS. THE GREATEST END OCEHENTS OFFERED TO BUYERS OF BOOM, SHOES, GUMS, GAITERS, Bad Balmoral® BORELAND'S, No. 98 Market Street, Sozond Door from Fifth BOOTS Miro SHOES IMMEI 92 Federal Street, Allegheny City, AND SEE THE BOOTS AND SHOES. better Goods Ala fez teas money Mtn Any other house 4 1 the twe dam W. K. .11x01.1.NTOOK, 12 F.daril street, A4legtusay City. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. ooDS T ADIEB', GENTS', MUSSES' AND Li causal EN'S Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Of every Style, Blake and Form, at • COYLE'S. reenter Fifth sad Wylie etreets. fir Pyle toes soft everybodY. sulfl CAL" MID BEE THE o4T.s FINE UAL? Boors J. W. CARNAHAN, BJ Market .trzet. CARPE TS, OIL CLOTHS, &c McYARLAND & COLLIN'S, DEFLECT EXPOR *EELS, An receiving by next steamer from Llverpoel, • nbolce lot of ENGLISH. CARPETS, Suitable for Parlors, Mace Room,, eines. Hans Ulturebei he , selected expressly for Pitts burgh retail trade, and odared WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT THE LOWEST MARKET. PRICES. Ai, 44 and 64 "ENGLISH TAPESTRY, TEL VETand BRUSSELS OA SPEW, including many style. never before offered lo ULM country. 71 and 73 Fifth Street, - Next Building to tie. United Staten Ou•tom Howse and Post Office. no iy ~ r ;~y ~:9yc~lsia{rt~ CARPETS, &c., t : RECTIVED NEW. i !:, • , • I In addition to our previous as F „ , il .ottmeit, use have just reanicod , Pr; one fonoirinni to newest aisles: ' IKIGELOW CARPETS; EXTRA! N. 4! F , II FLYS and INGRAINS. lA+ ' F./di:MOLDERED PIANO CDT- 1 1 , EBS. ball Ef MOSAID RUGS. D ' oR' I 0 : .-Elt r E ld T .. O e IMLO7I, IS Land 21 ( . 3 1 a WINI/134' SHAMS. r,,..... Drab. Of I Brown. Loather and Green, 4 .1;• • velars. w , A large assortment of FANCY r, SHEEP-SKIN ALAI'S. c".. CA W. D. & El McCALLIIIIT, .CI IA: noll ST r) UN rd srn ee r Ki CAR PRT STORE: i STEEL WORKS piTTSBLIROR STEEL WORKS, ANDERSON, COOK & CO., (SUCCESSORS TO JONES, BOYD 4. C 0.,) Manufacturer. of the beet refuel Out Stoat, Square, net and Octagon, of all 'Sees. Saw Plates. Hoe, Fork and Sheet Calit Steel, Out Steel tar Heaping and Blowing Machines stool plow Mon, Spring", Axles, OtrectUrn &o. Cast and Common Plough and Spring Steel Ofnes—Oorner of First and Hoes streets, two blocks stare the Blononganels House. se nle BLACK. DIAMOND STEEL' WOREEI PITTSBURGH PA. PARK, BROTHER & CO. ' BEST QUALITY FEFINED OAST STIOZS. Squar 'Mat aid Octagon, o all alzei._fillT_ant ermua no any imported a: nianuhnO.". In MI • eountry. iT Ofdao and warehouse, rrcu, ad dad In • and 120 and 122 STAMM avatar+ Pi" bunb FUN" . fell-pd • F~~~77i~tc ~ • ADIES BOW giefUFAOTuREE or MOVED BORING TOOLS, siiikin g pa, Salt and Other 'Wells; No. 1S WOOD STREET PITTSIIIIRGa 'PA. Toots warraatad made of the Yez 7 beat SLIGO AND LOW XdOOR 1R0N. . : WELL BORERS rurtathed at X.movve•gst Mft - lcutris with rash articles as us necessary tO coaduct op. orations, sly ANVILS, BELLO WS; HAmoss.o. SHOVELS. PIO E% NI3I AX nOtteilltathe; . 4 1,11 at watch I bin 901Mtad • murcram, 13R,N AW AEE thaLSEL.% V7RENCHES, PL V ,6 ELSNES, LE NAILS, to. nd Gum Belting, o.iirtirans , suitor.. RAILROADS g —WINTERaNgsgs •• • ARRAN G.& IdENT.—PI24IOSYLYANIA ONNTRAU.S...S6-. —TWELVE DAILY AI. On and after MOND T AY R , N NS. ov: 07th.MM. Maine will MAXI , the lite.. Paaseuger Depi. tornamer muraost.o_a and Liberty sweets, all follows: LAY =MSS—Loaves Pittaburgh 3.10 a. mopping at pliaelp . al Station/. Arrives ag Altoona• sten I. Jo., Irroan SAD a.ua fasile• touts Cl., Lock Samna Liao p.m.. vow. risburgt 1.00 p. m.. Balamorvi_Asso. New York. vie AllentownlLZlS p. Lee P• 'oh and New Yost,a yy es 10LE1 p. m. CINCINNATI NZPRlS3—Titallaa PittaNtro, at 810 a. to., Mopping at markt ildt_Stationa. tomcat as I.M p. Harr i sburg: a. p, ...,..trr ltut at Pulladalpbla at IJID _ MAIL TSAI —Learn Pittabkritti at MAO*. rc.. stopping at Rawly Staricati. • *mama to p. artlring IlarriabiNg litS6 e.mifhd Phlladelpdla at 7.10 a. ca. ESPELESii—Learra Mb* burgh at amp. at.. mopping only at in= Moan Arilvas at Latrobe: LSO 13-. 1 . 10 p. m, Hatristrtuak kas a. tn.,. Rudman* TAO a. to., Naw York, via Allantuvra tO.OO a. m.,Pltinw dalphiao 7.10 a. Cl., land New York. via MAW' phla at Xi OE p. m. Sleeping Oars run through ou tills train from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and Phsladalpbb, and to Now York,. Allantsrign. FAST LlNE—Lesvos Pittsburgh at Mixt p. etoppLy cols) at principal Stations. Arrives at. Altoona at &DO a. m.. Ilarrisintre 0.16 a. sni, timOrat rum p. m.. New York} via All.3lo** LII 0. m. Platadelphlat 1.10 p. m., and New York via Phiadelphla at AA!". m. • ruess fart tDll2lleri :SOP?" , • timuy . ,an eater banal Stlidn'te.Tceptak Joxlt STOVVN AOMMILLOD MON. daily. sz • Cept Sdnday. at 4.16 p. m...Lppplfte At eugniarsta. Soca between Plttehurgn and Vonetasen. awl eV:k neeling et Siairstllia /intersection with traLna of the Indiana Braneh and West Penassivaisla Li, R. ALTOONA ACCONAlonarum, dally __ wans9o Sundae, at 1.10 a. m., iv at &II insane stations between Pittsb urghand AltoOMI, and rWang eannectlon• With trains On Indhltna inuseh West Pennsylvania B. R. & libtaibuts and Oreseon ~ and Hollldnydnut Ammo. First Asetunsnolation Man to Wall's whitlow loaves tinily Parent Sunday) at SAO a. so. Second Accommodation Train for Wall'a Statitais leaves daily ("t Sunday) at 10.45 a. in. 'Penn Accomm odation No. lib/alga dilly (amyl StEnday) at Leo p. Thirdilsontainodatlon Train tiii Wall'. Slatlaa leaven daily (egrept Sunda y ) at SAS p. m PenniAesoninonstrasn No. L. leaves daily Sept Sundanat p. tn., stopping as all siath between pbsinnegti and Penn Stations. • The Cllntenli• Vain Learns Waves Station Sunday at 5.03 and armee in Plttabo= 10.05 a. to. Retneartui leaven Plitaburgb at LIJNI p. m. and arrives at Wall's Stearn at Los p. m. Returistag Trains arrivoln Pittal/hrgh aI =Wu Fait line ' 161 First Well's Station AttoommOdatfelb... SS ilk. Peon Accommodation.... ... 7.55 s. m. Second Wall's Station Accommodation 650 a. Johnstown Amonuttodation.. .... ULM 11. S. Baltimore Express Altoona Accommodation & Eta :Went.. VS/ pia. Third Wail s Station Ae.ftmmooi...l.llo p. m. Philadelphia Expreap. • 1.05 p, I& Penn Accommodation NO. 1 64514 ft. Pittchugb a/SEM. Mail 1125 An Agent of the Ibmelelor Otazdbua 001141 10 1/ rill you through Cash train kerne cashing all Depot,take up musks and deliver DUOS/ In part o the city. 06641* No. 410 Fran otaist, opts np day and night, where orders Ibt tbs 101111111/11814 of passenger/ and bauggeke Nrill /salvo prompt ate Baltimore expres .111 aerie* with Phlladelphia sores e ar. 14 0 p. m. on Niondn i OTICM—in cam of loos, told themselves omponsible fox only, and for an amount not WOO. V. At the • Pemylyanil r Oentral Stalitusl aaaeugq station. on Liberty and Naabiliktea atelkes. cor.uNsus cqtr . 42l,..FAD. One Great Short Ime lonia via. itabeitTlk TO COLUNBUS, CINCINNAII, Lovievtuji, urDziimpoxas, IT. L 011117% WEST Aril) 60UTH-linsr. MONDAY, NOVFAIIME Taal= leave and vane at, the IMIONI MOT M follows: . MUT& • iitatiss. Teat Line.. —.........” ° 4 11. ni. n Li .11 La, ./Intl. .. -- J as D. aL. Expveas - 114 0 L 16.71244 , /i. 11. Steubenville A500MM0d.11 . 4.4.1110- a MW e. M. Gen I Ticket/ eS i tinibenvi‘O. M. D. ELEBSPALUD Tie Arent, Onion Depb4Pittablesti peg:l re 11311113 BURGH ANDiramm RAILROAD.OONNELLS VILLE WINTER AER.JINGEMENT. On ILIA after 11101iDAY, Oct meh tlis, the trains will Reeve the Depot, corner at.bolus end Weisz Meets, ma fotloww • Leaves Animal Pittatttusb. Plitsbygls. Ertl to slid tram tin!Flown. 7:16 I. au *cep. ift b . Expresa . JAI p. 10E1 First McKeesport Acmoren...llo a. m. $ RI& at. Second " to. SES p. First Braddoak'r ... 71:51 m. &SO a. at. Secosid . . 410 ra. SSE p. Sunday Church TEE to sad tram MoKeottport. Itt 1351114:111.• For tiokoto apply to A.. J. SHANE, Agent. W. B. STl.ll3T.l3artertotart. BOOKS, Alattrllgt eke HOLIDSY PRESENTS BOORS, PHOTOGRAPH AMMO, WHIT IRO DESKS. WORK DORM GOLD PENS, POCKET BOOKS, " POCKET ALBUMS. mr.i of al Wadi. BACKGAMMON BOARDS, ' CHESS BOARDS, CHESSMEN, iazassEs. An 4 moicase Stock Row !MOO DIARIES 4AND ALMANACS rim teas, JOHN P. KURT• & CO. . Fl FIFTH ST.. MASON/0 HALL rro AND on.: —FOR SLLE all thatpree..rty knows aa the DIAMOND SALT FURNACE, with sontiguotui parcel of Land, known es the, DAWN OIL PROPERTY, attested to the Wynn! Ifiddlisport, Ohio, on the Ohio River. Furnace in lOW en.. nine order, with capacity for one Inuidredhannlii of salt per day. Cooper Shop, Sieves and Hoop. p.dee. Blacksmith Shop, and eremitking requiems on the puce . Four wells, each with Engine, Der. riche, be.. complete Coal delivered by the Pom roy Coal CO. at the remits at cost: Present price le c”..0 seven and a quarter mote per bushel. Salt Yard on river bank, with landing and rallwa7 foe loaoing salt Into boats. • The Oil Property des met gibers t h e rtirtiioa has a pumping well and another well bored and nearly ready for pumping. Englie Derricirs, Sheds, Tanks, be, complete. The whole. proper. ty ilea in a body extending from this heed of Dias mond Ron to the river, and comprises Over anew (IS) Sere,. The Great Flowing on Well met flowed bun. dads of barrels el OW - in 11331. wask bo re d on tole place, but the 01l being worth/lees .htthe-time tt was tubab out, and fine well I. now one of the salt wells above mentioned. , The whole will be cold at s bargiii. This will be allowed on part of ehe PlelobastelliOnly sad as Interest retalsed by the Present oltaletalldaelnaL Foe further leartlardarkedarou r /30Itrorit, Agent, Pobi 'tor. Ohio. PIG AND 842 TIN; ade to orsit ond delivered FREE OF CH/LAGS, To AnY Pszt of tlto PI.trEIBER'S uerEfilez 112t1 BRASS mange WATER, GO, SU iTZLK Sole Apato for EIIOWLES STE= PUMP BAILER, FAIUIELL if C 0, ,, No. 3.67 Smithfield Btrilet, prrrsinittair. OR SALE, x..c.exiss cow PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BOSTON, cOltri GOELNISCE AND DzianDocuciksjszni, EINCIXIIRE or GUZ:4I.II * *.P . o.. ItATOltaltra,9l3 Grata , Mitreet, P 4 RENO & COAt.4.IcO,I,ORZ DEALfi.BS, AND ' • veer the Passehia Ceti : hies WON et gainitet 14(14; , fit _Zi7tei4U sitrwr LEAD,
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