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_ger.We-are prepared to print paper books,
far nee in. the Supreme Court, in goo 4 style, and
- owshort notice, and invite the legal profeesion
Ito give us a call.
The Washington Star says the resignation of,
Sir. Doan Piett, Secretary of the U. d. 'Legation
tat Paris, has been received, and that Mr. 0
Jennings . Wise, eon of Gov. Wise hat been
trapsferred from Berlin.
A young girl was found, October 24th; at Chi
cago, Ina dying condition, lying on the ground
14 an- open .lot. Bile had received • twa .severe
wounds on tne , ltead, and It is supposed she lute
Murderati:by two men, who have beet] arrested
undor.attiliplaloasaircumstanues
'-Capt. gannets, who is at the head of the
—4124 englageeLin_snrveying Kenna and Nehru- ,
ka, - rialtos that ihe Pawnee Indians have or
dared the party to quit the survey under threats
of violence. The Pawnees have pulled up the
pelts planted by the party, and aro determined
to obliterate all traces of the survey.
ALLscanENlr 'VALLEY RAILROAD
AND rkuir. COUNCILS.
An ordinance Is now pending before our city
councils which proilosestd allow-the Allegheny
Valley railroad company to run their road down
Duquesne way to the Point, where their depot
is sittiated. Shell it bo allowed? We say,
yea. It will occasion some inoonvisnienees, no
doubt ; but the railroads, to be profitable and
do our city any good, must be acpommodated
with right of way and room. To rim a train of
cars from Lawrenceville to Freeport cannot
be' profitable. The expense of ; (baying in
freights from Lawrenceville to the icily will be
isti , great as to discourage travel jail trade by
thitrbute. The road must be ell ded to the
city, and must pass down some street. Which
.atreet shall it be
bibert, street is already occupied by the Oen
tral road ; and that road Tall need two tracks
to do all its vast and inereatilag business.
More than two tracks cannot be laid down on
that street. Peon street is too narrow for rail
road use, and is needed for an omnibus and car
riage outlet from the city. Duquesne way is
wide enough for a railroad track, and for all
other purposes. We see no objections to that
route that should not give way to the obvious
necessity of extending the railway into the city.
The Allegheny Valley railroad will yet do a
large business, and be of vast benefit to the pity.
It should be allowed all necossel7 ancomm oda
tions at all events.
There was miao`r objection at first to allowing
the Central road to lay down their track along
Liberty street. People supposed it would ruin
their property, and destroy all business on the
street, But a fair trial has note proved tho
groundlessness of those appreheosions It is
etill one of.t.tto busiest streets in the City, and
the railroad etoasions no serious inconvenience
fair trial will prove a similar Noun on Du -
qlO3llO way. There is plenty of room there for
It railway track, and for all ottif i ir business.
The road must be brought into thh eity some
where, and a better route than that cannot be
found.
Wo go for all measures that will' nable no to
complete all 'our railroads speedily, an I got all
the benefits they are sure to produce.
kr Dies AWAY. —The Billy and frantic agitation
that was got up about the Nebraeks bill is fast
dying away. Ii don't work. Thai elections of
this year show that the humbug WAEI I. BB complete
stellate as Barnum's Baby Show. It is now
perfectly apparent that Kansas will be a trap
State, as all sensible-men at &it prOdioted ; and
therefore there is no further occasion to bellow
about that " Nebraska outrage "
Those words have been uttered, and re-itera
ted until they have lost all force and meaning.
Words gantlet break down a greet notional party
'like the Democracy ; and iffat feet is apparent
pow.
- it Is even proposed by some papers of the Re
publican party to gisosp all attempts to restore
the Misseuri Compromise ; and is ail probabili
ty it will bo given np before the cenlpaign of
next year opene. The opponents of the Demoo
racy will have to etaud on a broader biteis than
that if they expect to make a respectable failure
next year. They must get up some issue of
phretied value ; and it Is difficult to. imagine
where they will find At. ; The groat west 110 W Is
an time. Theeld ones are all used up, exploded
Ind wotn out. They will try to make some cap
ital out of the question of the admission of
Reader or Whitfield to a seat in Congress. But
that will not pay. It makes not one particle of
difference which is admitted so far as slavery in
Kansas is concerned. It will be a free State,
whichever gets the seat as a dole.; ate ;, and we
care eery little which iit sneoessful. Let the
Missouri farce go a little further ; its failure will
be the mese signal.; What hi to ha the issue
next year? That is the question now. We are
prepared for a warm contest, and are anxious to
• know, as soon se possible, what the tight is to be
about.
PASSMOHE WILLIAMSON CASN— u Tue KEY or
me Patios ni use owe Poeicsr."—The case of
this misguided mac was argued before Judge
Bane last week, on a motion of his counsel for
leave to file a petition purporting to be from
him. Bat his honor refused " inasmuoth as it
appears that the sahl Paestum.° Williamson is
now remaining In contempt of this Court, and
that by the said paper writing he doth in nowise
make purgation of his said contempt ;,nor doth
be thereby pray' tlifit he May permitted to
• make snob pargatiou, Wherefore'the,said Page
more Williamson bath not at this time al. stand
lag in this Court." The Judge thertorders that
" whenever by petition in writing, to be filed
with .the clerk, Poesmoro Williamson shall set
forth, under hie oath or Solemn affirmatibu that
be ' desires to purge himself of the contempt
because of which he is now attached, and to
that end is willing to make true answers to snob
Interrogatories as may be addressed to him by
the Court, touching the matters 'heretofore
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legally inquired-of by the writ of habeas oor
pus, to him directed, at the relation of John
:`WAtieler, then iholiereimil do bring the said
Pasemare Williamson beats - the Couri, Uin see
idea, or it the Court ballot-in tptsittn, then be
`fore the Judge at liiii-chtinibere,. ta libido the
-further order of the Court in Isis( behalf; s and it
is further ordered teat the cloth do furnieh
copies of thilorder to the said Pluistaore Wil
aDd to the Attorney of the 'United
BMUS, and to the Marshal."
Bus-Wriilid , alriii..--tThe Cincinnati "Ames
has an automata a German tailor who contract
ed with a second *map jailor for his services,
and thou "sub-let" him to a businees.house at.
a much higher rate of wages—the first German
receiving the difference.
THE NEWS
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A Rim. OP PENNSYLVANIA. —The Hartatein
Arctic Exploring Expedition visited Haroe Is '
land, in Ist. 70° 25/ N., long. 54° 45/ W., and
there obtained bituminous cent of an excellent
; quality. The coal stratum drops out within a
f feat of the shore,'ln the side of a hill, arid
is froDigonito flits feet thick, and a few feet
4 1 4 01 Cthe 114 1e.961. The samples furnished by
pfhoers'neatiiln malt pieces of crystalized
naphtha, of alii;lor as brightas the finest speci
mens of `gum arable. On exposing this coal to
the action of our atmosphere, it loses weight
rapidly, and therefore to proserzettin its origi
nal state It has to be kept in close nir-tight yes
eels. They have also furnished the English
Snaltsis; as , fellows : Specific gravity, 1.8848;
volatile matter, 604; cote- commow, 9:841 - fixed'
whop, 89.fi6. z. The natives burn this zeal in.
stoves and prefer it to the English. The Island
of Disbo °anteing shiindatice of this coal. Capt.
flartstein mined, the coal on Haroe Islsncct,, and
it Was brought on board the vessel in tuba , -
Capt. Inglefield visited these mines and obtained'
seventy tons of coal, and remarks that a thou-
Sous teal be obtained in a few hours
Vessels can go from New York to the mines in
from twentyto their's , days. Let Pennsylvania
look - to her interests. Here is a dangerous rival
in the frigel zone!
lATEUBENVILLII AND INDIANA RAILUOAD —The
Philadelphia papers are urging upon their citi
zens a subscription to the stook of the above
named railroad. It lane doubt a road in which
Philadelphia as well as Pittsburgh is di
rectly interested. It is, infant, an extension of
the Pennsylvania line of railroads westward into
the heart of the west. But to make It availa
ble there is another road to be finished. The
Pittsburgh and Steubenville road is still unfin
ished, and every day of delay in its completion
is a loss to Philadelphia, to Pittsburgh, to the
Central road, and to all Pennsylvania intoregta.
- Viesitnow. of nothing more desirable in our rail
road system than the early co m pletion of the
Pittsburg and Steubenville road. It is only forty
ono tulles in length ; yet it is an indispensi
ble link In a line of roads 600 miles in
length. That such a work should suffer delay
for want of funds is matter of surprise. No one
doubts its importance, or that it will pay ample
dividends when in operation. We believe its
stock will bo as good as that of the Central road
within six mouths of Its completion. Our Phil
adelphia neighbors would do well to take hold of
this road and push it forward attest as possible,
and then, and not till thou, will the Steubenville :
and Indiana read be of some value to them.
THE NEAT SPEAECII. OF THE HOOSB.—The
Philadelphia Argus, a goon.' Democratic paper,
proposes the Hon. Thos. B. Florence, from the
Firet Congressional Dustriot in Pennsylvania, as
the next Speaker of the House. Mr. F. has
been elected three times successively to Con
gress from what had been before be ran a Na
tive American stronghold. To a thorough
knowledge of parliamentary tactics he adds
talent of a superior order and a commanding
presence. Hod the Democratic party a major
ity in the next House, wo would have topes that
this high honor would be oonferred upon so
worthy a son of Pennsylvania ; but, the oppo
sition being largely in the ascendant, we can
hardly indulge in so fond an anticipation. On
the other band, Law. D. Campbell, of the Day
ton, Ohio, District, is urged by the Cincinnati
auntie. This Campbell is one of the smallest
of the small fry of Abolition-Know .Nothings.
His chola would be a disgrace to the body that
cleats him. If we must have an opponent to
fill that exalted 'oat, give us a man worthy to
sit in the chair once occupied by a Clay, a Polr,
a Winthrop and a Lynn Boyd.
Tue BARAD QUSSTION.—The Gazette of }es
terday explains its meaning in regard to the
crops of this year. It says it had reference
only to the wheat crop. It admit& that all oth
er orops were abundant . ; and that theta is pleh
ty of food in the country, and a surplus to spare,
but it thinks flour will be very dear. Well, we
take the explanation for what it is worth, nod It
simply amounts to what we charged, vii, that It
is desirable to " write up " tip price of flour
and wheat. A good speculation will be made
out of it If It succeeds ; but it is not true tbat
the wheat crop Is short. Advioes fi r om all parts
of the country disprove the assertion. Wo do
not oharge the Gazette with any improper de
sign in this matter; but that the Tribune has we
wont doubt.
I.IIOILEASEI Or POPIMAT/ON Ina nip %Var..—
The increase of the free States of the ►Vest eon
nonce to bo very large. There is not one of
them which does not bid fair to CoooWe °Faced'
ingly populous. Illinois and Indiana have each
over a million of inhabitants, while Michigan,
Wisconsin and lowa have each over half a mil
lion. The soil in all those States is excellent,
and the influx of settlers rapid. IQ the last five
years Wisooneitt has added 270,000 to her pop-
Wagon, and now has 575,000 ; lowa has in
creased pail more largely. Judging from pre
sent appearances, each of the States we have
named seams likely to possess, not long hence,
a population equal to that of Ohio.
AN Asset/wax Innian.—The last European
mails announce to as publicly, that Mr. George
Summer, brother of the distinguished Senator
of Massachusepts, had declined a high position
under the Russian Government, from an Email
licitness to serve under any but a Republican
form of government. The office which he de
tained, the New York Tunes mentions, wag
that of Aid de-Camp to the Emperor, an office
which we need hardly int= our readers, is
usually esteemed in Russia as leadlog to the
very highest positions of the State.
" OW) IRONOPEB "—The Naval Board, in their
late report, put Commodore Chas. Stewart upon
" the retired list," but gave the President power
to keep him iu the earvice if he thought proper.
Acting on this authority Gen. Piero° has contin
ued him in the command of the Navy Yard at
Philadelphia as a dietinguiehed mark of appro
bation for hie services. It ie an honor well de
served, and one that the Secretary of the Navy
assures the old hero it gives the President mnoh
pleasure to bestow.
Two /hook GAMBLEIIIB.—The New York itferror
learns that Col. H. G. Stebbins made $lOO,OOO
by the "bear" movement in stooks last week.
Jacob Little also pocketed largely. The loiter
individual, it will bo remembered, a kW years
ago failed for a very largo amount in a " bear "
movement on the market ; this time be appears
to have been more successful in " fighting the
tiger," and has only canoed others to lose by his
operations.
tElinauteu Linn Surr.—Tho proprietors of the
New York Times have been sued for libel in pub
lishing the following: " Married—Joseph W.
Caldwell to Miss glisabeth Ebbe, late of New
York." , Tho lattbr party . , It is asserted, is a no
torious prostitute ; hence the prosecution. The
plea of the counsel for the defence was a very
ingenious one but It is too long to publieb.
HANSON'S PATENT PEN Homan is the latest
wrinkle In the pen line. Its peculiarity is two
email wings on the side of the holder to allow
the resting of the fingers, and thus preventing
the hand tiring as Well ae steadying the motkon.
Moses F. &atom has the disposal of the patent
for this vicinity.
Warroo FLUID.--We have been presented by
the agent Pith a bottle of Bryan & Wilcox's
writing ink, and And it a very superior article.
Heretofore Arnold's English Ink bee been chiefly
used, but this, we telieve, is fully equal if not a
little ahead of the foreign manufacture.
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The same mail which brought us an outline of
the organization intended to bring the Roman
Catholic priesthood and people of Ireland more
thoroughly under the direction and
of Roman :Propaganda., alio ctlittizePtititt3OP,
&ince of the labors , of Itrighnit Young's
*malice in-the island of "tiaintit. England , 8 , ,
been a•great and fruitful field 'for thef, • Spostoito
siiithuilasntAt Joseph Smith's tkitterVityßaiii
-They hav e recruited largely, as we have shown
Soutp.tbne since from official accounts, in the
manufacturing districts; easily persuading those
who could barely give to one wife the commonest
neneesities of existenoe, that peace and Monty,'
happiness and salvation, to say nothing of a
&ten wives awaiting them in the Mormon yars•
disci of Utah.: ;
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Emboldened by their sueoess, lhe Battitaltent
oe tt pilgrimage of - virtue Hite tUe Tine itirk die:
triote, in the tiorth.of Ireland, and especially-1k
the neighborhood of Belfast, havei made no lit
tle commotion. Tbo local pap* inform us
ttuirthreo Merlin preachers, named. : Scott,
:Barmen tine illaoallister/ Bootoh , #alliff)
,fresh from Salt Lake, were daily engaged' in
Belfast, "propagating theirimmoral doctrines,"
lecturing, exhorting, arid, as will he seen, con
verting. Oa the Sunday evening prior to
the sailing of the steamer, while yet " broad
daylight," says the Northern WAtg, .4 a baptism
of three females took place at the Timber Pond
near Prince's Hack, while numbers of persons
of both sexes were promenading. The preacher
who performed the ceremony was entirely naked
during a part of it. The ladies, a little more
modest, wore bathing dresses."
The indignation of the people, which was
great, was somewhat paralyzed by the astonish—
ment consequent upon viewing snob a religious'
purifloation as the newly initiated Mot men sul
tanas were undergoing. The authorities, as we
learn from ono who was in Belfast at the time,
Were considerably puzzled what to do on the mo
ment, fearful on the one hand, to invade the
right of, worship guaranteed to all formal)! so-,
liglon; and anxious on the other to put a stop` .
to such indecent display. The papers_ which'
chronicle the facts do not tell us of ihe =NW
of the aforesaid preacher; the Whig oil the
contrary, stating that " it appears they (the•
Mormons) are to remain here for acme tiMe. '
Of course, there is groat excitemetiO'SgartF
tag the affair, and some of the paperidsie
judicious state of high and indignant feeling
The ablest Catholic organ, the Tablet, edited by
the notorious Lucas, Member of Parliament, and
an Englishman, pours a strong phial of wrath
against Protestantism, labial it avers is the ori
gin of Mormonism, and sareastloally holds up,.
the Protestant town of Belfast for quarreling
with what was but a natural consequence. Ia
Mormonism tho Tablet beholds the resurrection
of Protestant em, and illustrates lie position by
saying that the Mormons, like the founder of
Protestantism in England, are all polygamists.
In its own words, "every Mormonite is the Hen
ry the Eighth of private life. The Mormonitos,
besides, aro Antennas, who do not recognise
the right of a King to make a monopoly of wicked
men."
The Mennonites make their appearanoes in
Ireland at every opportune moment for the poll•
tiolans of the Catholic Church. While the inner,
may fear very little, indeed, from preaching of
the former, they will amass considerable amount
of indignation and morality, which will be dung
into the 6onlo for the newly initialed designs of
Primate Cullen and the Roman Propaganda.
The Tablet, in its mild and quiet manner, says:
We beg leave to remind our friends inlielfast,
that the Mormouitos in their city are far less
disgusting than the wretches who founded the
beim in England."
The National Inlelligeneer, which opposed the
repeal of the Missouri compromise, takes de
cided ground against Its reetoration. The s Imo
is true of many other papers and men. There
is now but little probability that a vote to re-
Store the Missouri compromise can be obtained,
oven in the Douse. Of the New York delegation,
only two members have been usually classed
among the friends of the Nebraska law. But
we understand that about 11 of the delegation
will oppose the disturbance of it, sow that it
hoe been adopted as the policy of the country.
The South will sustain it en Mai e. The fey
southern members who voted against it, and
have been re-elected, will vote against repeal.
Tho conflict in Congress will not turn upon
the question of repealing the N ebraska law, or
any part of it, bet of enforein'g it according to
its true intent and meaning. And it will be
brought on by the presence of General Whitfield
and ex-Governor Reeder, each Maiming to be
the Delegate oleot from Kansas. The House of
Representatives will be compelled to decide
which of the two Is entitled to the seat ; and, In
go doing, will decide whether the body, lately
claiming to bo the Legislature of ;sops, were
such in fact. If they were, then their appoint
ment of a day for the election of a Delegate to
Congress was tie day, and Whitfield ie elected ;
go other ctindidato having received fifty votes
for 'Delegate, in the cebolp Territory. If, OD the
other hind, they were a spurious 104 y, having
no legal existence, then ail their man are a oul,
itiy, and a pew Legislature will have to he con
vened. The elcotion on the 14th icOC., at the bid
ding of i volunteer oonvention, and tibia' re
sulted in the choler, of Governor Reeder, is only
valid on the euppoait'on that the Legislature
bad no legal existence. The contested Seat,
therefore, will bring in a discussion of Kansas
affairs ingeneral, Including Emigrant Aid So
cieties, Missouri invaders, &o. The result is
doubtful. But; in dither ease, Kansas will be a
free State. Why Because a large majority of
her citixens are in favor of it. And, although
hitherto, for ,rapt of a dpe execution of the
Kansas-Nebraska law, the pill of that majority
has beep thwarted, it will soon gain a true ex
presaion ; and that expression will be in favor
freedom. There Is no doubt of I' Jour.
of Commerce.
Royal Swindling; or how to obtain a
It has recently boon stated that the King of
tiepin was tthply to etpbroil himself in a war
with England, The King had committed one of
those petty acts of mean swindling that a despot
can lawfully practice. The whole plot is thus
clearly developed :
King Ferdinand, of Naples, it appears, ordered
a splendid sot of carpets from an English manu
facturer, which wore made to sire and, ornamon•
ted with the royal arms. The manufacturer no
oompanied hie go de to Naples, which were re
fused, on the impudent ground that they were
never ordered, although he produced the order in
writing. He was told to eel! them, but that was
impossible, as they bad the royal arms en them.
Ho was commanded to put them on board ship
and export them. Be did ship them, and had to
pay export duty. The vessel was then refused a
clearance, and the carpets were landed. He was
then told to sell them by auction. A very low
bidding was made and no advance followed; and
he was not allowed to buy them In. He got for
them much lees than the export duty he had paid
But what became of the carpets r They were so
tually bought at auction hy one of the ring's
agents, against whom no one dared to compete,
and now oover the floors of the palace for which
they had been fabricated. The manufacturer
complained to the British consul, who demanded
redress, but it was refined. But since the fall of
Sebastopol the King became frightened, andlas-.
offered pecuniary reparation f,..r this attempted
royal swindling. His coin will probably be ac
cepted, as Great Britain can claim nothing be
yond ample reparation for this individual In
justice.
An article is going the rounds of the press
stating that the whole concern of the Rothe
ohllde le worth $700,000,000 in money capital,
besides $300,000,000 more in real estate, mines,
go. So far from this being the fact, we under ,
ptand that the general estimate in Europe as to
the aggregate wealth of the whole concern is
200,000,000 francs, or about $40,000,000. The
idea is purely absurd that their wealth should
amount to such an enormous Bum as $1,000,000,-
000, equal at six per omit. to an annual Income
of sixty millions of dollars—a sum which, in
comparatively a few years, accumulating In a
compound ratio, and doubling it every twelve
years, would ooncentrate in their hands a large
portion of the wealth and property of all Eu
rope.
SHRIMPS IN JAIL—PRISONER OUT—Doott LOOK•
an, AND KBY STOLEN.—On Tuesday evening,
Sheriff Nichols visited one of the rooms in the
jail, in which two prisoners were confined.
While the Sheriff was engaged in fixing the fire,
Aaron Lambert, one of the prisoners, stepped
out—locked the door and carried off th 9 key.
leaving Lis room-mateand the Sheriff lookd up,
While he toweled to " parts unknown."' The
Sheriff gave the alarp, awl hip friends tociltidin
out as soon as possible. The key was round at
the out-side door. Fifty dollars reward i$ offer
ed for the apprehenctioa of Lambert.—St. chars
vale Citizen, 25th.
thr Call at No. 184 Wood 8t and ex
amine our stock of SOFT HATS and WINTRE, OAPS. Jest
receive.), a large lot of Shanghai, Oelestial, and other styles
of Cape, which we will sell low r each.
octl6 MORGAN A Oil, 164 Wood street.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Reported Ilx,!_essly for the Daily Morning Post
tPurghtrOby the George Law.
framdtea-!:
pnidrikreceirid by. the George Law, iiklatelhat7
lhat'AelerfChail toke out on board the
1131erriiNeluidapont% the paseengerilAtiunlief
m f;
I'kr;Yorklftcpte.tuW. 1.-t 01b, and that ille,„* . finel].
put-rata Adapnleola the 7th October iii"oon`de:
quince. The diieseead comt4 t udd , rtrigbtful
ravages, and 71 dea th; are roper drd a 9 baying
occurred during the voyage, besides 24 addition
al after the vessel Jittt into Acapulco., The au-
Martini - refined - to - grint intinieeliin for the
dead to be brought on ebore. The steamship
rOingre of the ecUMlltlibil3rtPtddht Acapulco the
AlhoWing , wieltclitif bad-tnatiditbeh on hotird.
---Fratnnuerirturfrifer-z- - Airtitiluar 'ode - DK'
etmeil on the aa4 all on board the O. 8. frigate .
kfitilepeddetiort,' : in'whitili - n seaman was severely"
mitt with,a razor ,by, a boatswain's male; !rube°.
qacratty SO'et thd , fri 4 ate's orew deserted, and
iq thrd igtemin, r..ah ante were .entangled
"amottketl=titif -tune, tifid lure there found
drowned.
TIIg qedliejtal; Coal Company have issued a
repart.,made agent, Col. Wm. V. Wells,
'who gave thd mine; p thOrougb inveettgatietr,
and who ohmic tinit's'valciable bed of Octal it,'
there ditdritid Id a most convenient locality for
el iQping .. Ake'rr°P9r;'* lB .TY interesting, and
the operatioin Of the dOmpany will undoubtedly
be of the utmost importttnce to steam navigation
on the Pacific., ,
The State Agricultural Fair commenced , at
Sacramento on the 20th.
,The wheat o oorpi hariey and oats crepe of Ss
orsimento county, Ilia yuar, will, it is connoted,:
be worth two millions-of dollard.
NEW Yong, October 31.—The steamer Ulan
tia.sailed-st-noow t_h_ql_ey,,,with over 100 passen
gfia, and
,$626;0 in . „
'firattelisbin Of I'dung Atiattricans, who had
Boweryda .been_twilding
enipcttg
meeting in tho
(Chats way home was
attaoltedity ILBArpt of,lriplitnee o lttni.broken.up
3titi.kiaaallatile4terb-laiiiiiii:PwithVistole, knives;
`stonett, islube, &o, Several were .injured, In
'eluding many in the profession. The American
banner' wereseized-and ilea troy ed.
The Sydney (Australia) papers contain an ac
count
.4f a piracy and murder said to have been
committed on board the whaling ship John, of
'New Jdodford,'in which the captain, second mate
cad Several &Amen were murdered by bogie na-
tive sailors, and the-ship taken possession of.
Concert or ParOdt . at Phlbidelphia
PHILADELPHIA, October 31,—The concert of
Parodt this evening' *ay gratid affair. The
Salo of tickete was. Mopped at noon, and In con
eequence of the demand for tickets she gives
another concert on Friday, and will sing the
Iffareettiola. She is about starting on a Western
tour.
An liiiimetiou Dissolved
ST. Loma, October 3L—The injunction. suit
brought by the city and county of 9t. Louis
Against the Ohio and Idiseiseippi Railroad was
tida ttiorlOnt ditteoPied .1n: the Court of Common
Pleat!, the Court deciding that neither the city
par °entity weredegally stockholders.
~St(eeu of flip 9alp,
Doriatiroris; PA.. Qotober 91.-During the
high wind of Sunday, the Agricultural Ethibi
tion Buiidinge in thienity.wers,blown down and
completely demolished. They eoet $3,000.
:Fir [lave you a Diseased bivei !--The guys.
:lon, though startling, la sutlicientiyauggestive, when the
fast ie tekon p socableration that diseases of the Liver
here become most, ale:into gly wept (p,the Uni led 8 tatai .
autteed,Aere sib few lordiblahle dlseie - Sa that are not In
1109111 arty traouide tb deritigeil state cf that les portent
organ. Idenyol the sof:pplainte ueuallT Valued under the
tretulof Coney:lutists; bars diali Origin lathe 1 irer. “Auy
remedy Met Imola Jossre regslarity sod healthful action
to the Drs.; would boa blessing to mantled !" has been
tbe steles:lMM) of limosseds. That remedy has berm
!smut,; It la lab aqa cure. Whoa a Gat trial has been
efts:ilea 14,11 bee seen ben ktrolro
Reader, have yon any divan of the . Lire^,, or disease
wkdeb you isslier• proceed. from hepatic derangement
Lass nit a axememt, but•purchase a box of . Dr. 311.aue's
Pills, and they will restore you to Maith. It Lx the only
eamialyset dleaclit4, We, 61,:h tmpll. it estitiden , o may be
plasm!. •
Purchaserp will pbeiSe be caterul Week for, and take none
but Dr. llTLunee Liver psis. ett 0at......, eereuerSOon.
sic worth/ea/.
40 - The abort, reitlable remedy, also Dr. 11'Laue's eels
bratal Vertriraga, nag now be bad ct all wetioetabLe Drug
Stereo In Mt. city.
Mee; tar sale .I*.the 80:e prop: Estate,
FUMING OROS.,
.11aw WM B B VicK4 slinA, 0:4 nn: of VA artb.
Car I napartualt.to Farm era--p c we Illitictiw-
Ortwil.-wVEGELVAItte OATTLI3 POWDIIII.--Tbere Pow
dare are pat up In oue pound packs,,and are really a gond
oxidate, not only for the diseases incident to home, cows,
(+rim., end other animals, but they §re 1i!;...1A0 an estar
lent article to buproire the cuoilltion of the andnat.
For Mild. anor, they not pulp it:twinye the condition of
Mach cows, but they toe+ ease the guenbly as well ae im
prow , the ivallfy of ;alto and t,t4t4r. 5 - the proprietors say
that it Increases the anittlity ct tuber from half a pound
to • pound a week to eerie row, whits thoos persons wh o
hare tried it soy a pound and a half ti two p , ohla per
week, • ith the atone kind cl feeding as before. Uf One
thing we are certain, all who urn it once will ore it all the
time, and save 'Janney by the operation al well u improve
the appearance of their , welt. Price 26 cta a paper; 6 pa.
ISO. U. ERYBER,
Corner Wood sireg std alley,
Wtkol,aale e n d Rstafi Agent.
pets fat P.
Oda.;
inhalation for Diseased Laing.
The mode or Inbalation, in este.. ofdiacaaed lance and
throat, recommended by Dr. ("tali,. Ip t i le advertisement,
strikes nets the true One it it. 00w generally admitted by
our beet phyilcians, that local ditllculDea can oaly . be eta
needfully treated by local applications. Thla praitlce hue
been parental from the first with reapret ertental lamas
matlon and earrosione, and we see not why diseaaea of the
throat and lunge may not be treated In !byname manner;
we believe they may. In thin rarlohie Fttr.,4a of ours,
where lung and thrfiet compiaune pave become so preys.
lent and rife, w• aarneatlf recommend to the public, and
to Me afflicted esperiegv,-to avail themes vas of Dr. Curtis
remedy.—{One who bee tried. it.l Bee advertisement In
thin paper.
'-.. : Onttlon--Da. °Vane lIMEANA le the original and only
tannins cruel.. espy.avd►w
.tom` Ague and Bawer ot Three Ycarer
Standing Ontreide—eMr. John Loogden, now Living at
Beaver Dana, Hanover county, near Richmond, had Ague
end Fever for three years; roost of the time he hat chills
twice a day, arid rarely len than once: he wu parched
fevers u goon a the chill loft him ; and aßer trying
physician, quinine, moat of the mortice advertised, end
everything recommended to him, wee about to give up in
despair; when Outsell Bpanishilliture was spoken of be
got two bottles, but before he hail need more than a single
one, he was perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or
f ever slow.
Mr. Loaplen-Le only:one out of thou:lands who have
been totheiltett by this great tonic, alterative end blood pu•
rifler. &a adaartiaament. aep4:lm
W Eltonlttailn and illoetory for Winter.
—lf you don't went your feet pinched with bad and abort
Bookings, you will raid our tidilee and go to C. pitra,
corner of Market alley and PPM street, and buy some of
those elegant Flo* Wettings, that xtu.ke your feet feel nice
and oontfortabla pittY also makes and sells every varl
fitty,of. 4ioeitity that you can mention, at wholesale amt
vaMIL
Remit:ibex tho placv, corner ot, fdattet e.LLSy pal Fifth
street. 0,t4
airJast. Ruselveill a of Orlbblels, o splend4
assortment of Fall and Winter Goode, of every downinthin.
nominal:lig of Plush, Grenadine, Valencia and Figured Satin
Vestlnge, Doeskin and Fancy Cassitnerea, Clothe, Overcoat
toga, Ae., ac. Also, Cents' Furnishing Owls In groat Tart.
ety, which will be sold low for:anal- No. 240 Liberty street.
.pl 7
LOP Siotattotoes War Dye.. -Do not lot tho
evil effects of other Dyes deter yon from relying on the
great original, If aaiturrzo Bafo, sure and eatisfaotory.
Made and sold, or appliod, nine private roomaj at
HATCHEILOIVE Wig Factory, 283 Broadway, New York.
Bold, wholesale and retell, by 1.4. ORO. 11. KEYSER, 140
Wood-street ootitddaw
4 HATS,HATS.—We have received our FALL
STYLB OF 82L$ ru'which will be found, on In
spection, o neat and od ' article. A good Hat for $3,
and an extra one for $4. Call and see.
MORGAN & 00., No. 164 Wood at,
Next house to the new Presbyterian Church,
sepB One door from Sixth street.
- far Balm of Thomson , Flowers, tor
tying the Complesden, and ersdicetlng ell TAM, PIMPLI9 and
WIUMELIS from the tam. Pea at Dr. IIEYBRIVB, 140 Wood
streetbead
•
OHIO AND TIM! RAILROAD,
Continuation of she Ohio and Penna. R. II
TO FORT WirAYNE,
Mitt gulagup, AgD iieHitari AULIZI ►Ea Prrrasi?aaa.
AT Trains comma at Oreetline, toilacrift,delcetiora, with
att fllc Thrins on We , Ohio disci Prima. Amid, and 1 1 80 at
librast with Trains, going North and south, on. the Dad
River and LOA lkie Railroad. _
Por notate, apply at the Railroad (idiom of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Ddrapany iP Pittehnrgh, Alla.
gheny City, or at any of the !allowing pointa;
Port Wayne, Bellefontalne,
Olneinnati, llrbana,
Dayton, bpdngfield,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, P 4 4 114.
Persona desiring Pickett' will be particular to ook for a
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Ralfroad.
R STILSIJOHAN, Bap't.
• •- •-•
. 4. •
, f„ ,
,From New York.
BueLegeors to J. Kidd 8 Co!,
s3 / 4 1 `4.'
=SWIM
Mr.=!l!!
A. A. CAURIMIL £ BRO.,
Cbrfter Antra and asralWi streda,Patatnavh.
k#p4w,
jltowrimvalia
CO/
A 3 - 2•'-x4 - 44;5M - ' S
';22 tf# iru
-' - .4;PAPITAL '
` , `* 9ll34° ' °°° '
k';'011 - 18 1 1`
•§.
1 3 3 S AlDAtiurtzMistriiiipa evarart,
Of PIIIL/iDDI.PRIA.
CdP124.1.
INSIIIIANCE COMPANY
OF TH)3 vekonf OF prkA/IH4 t ,
wraefirisins,
CAPITAL
COMMOTICIIT
AV3WQR,MR_MO-
11114/TPOED, CONN
(74 P,1741,:
iniT. ...
EITILEICit INEMLUSIVE COMPANY
• I),ITTSBURGH.
Joni; u.,sikozummiamt,patijimkrs.-1 ,,, ••••
ROBERT i'DiNEIYi ' L'. i :" " 1
0.39—BAT(111E1411, ..lhatmuu. /tort. . 1
' WILL /NAVILM ,AGAIASD FALL KINDS
op
MARINE. AND. FIRE Fit EKE.
Egmtemberpr, al W- Case,
0. Vi.ltatcholor, Y.S. Nbalck,! " '
Immo M. Pennock, PAL lEf= l, -
W.. WA Martin, B. a
It. T. Leecb,.Jr., -Jam A.Po2diey,
George Belden. 8.43. Bryan,
David Illceandltosa..
Soy- £ll Losses sustained bypartlajnepreetmbulpr Polk
girohoped by this Company will be liberally mljusbui.
aad
promptly paid at Its Offizt, No. 99 W ATM mrept. : I Jill.:
/;/{/5441:1q:Tr):1
Life, Fire and Marine Ininunnee Coinlil
CORNER OF we.rßa AL AR N IM t !,AfTIiNATB,
PITT BB IURGI4 VA.
itOBBILT O.6IwAY,
Jas. D. MGiu, flanstary.
This Oompany makes err Dramatics appatt#olWill#:il , 7
commettal with LIPS
Also againstlluUandOargoillsksontbe WO Slid Tills ,
sisoipirirets mitributtriss.autillarina Matti gyttirtilly.
An against Loss and Datums by Ittre, and' agaDiSt' iDe
Perils Of auti3eatindlnland Nash:slim:mad Xisitorportatlon.
PiinCleg 10=44 Os lcroist pipmtcorpis to all tallryps?tj.
. .
01114 7 0140; - -
nobarcoalwAsy, Aim:Emir f
JIM= a Hann, Jahn InDortou,' •
John ArAlpin Samuel ' 2
Manua Philltin, Janina W. finDnuin,
John Scott, . Chao. Arbuthnot,
Joseph E. Quaninu r l4. Dißt4 Richey,
Jotted genitinn,, , John IPODI, •
febl7
arEsTER.s mimes ugstaitawircoxemit
NEW LISBON , 01110.
.J. HUNTER, Ague, St. unartea Bral Dag, No_ 108
T
Thtrd street, PittshUrgh.
07F113.88:
V. A. BLOOKBOM, Prealainsti,
JAMES BURDICK, Vlie Ptaaldant •
LEVI MARNA Beartarp azat Tres/mum
W 149901141/ suirsueuatel
James W. Woodwell, Joeeph Plummer,
James Wood. B H. Diddle;
lob. 'V. Uarbaugh, Dr. Jim. Part,
yiej Wm. simins, innongham, Damlott, Newmaier A OO
W*OITIZERIS. isurairazica tibui any of
Pittsburg BAGALICY. PrWdsaf-;
SA arn, L. staunnax , , seiretary•
office: 94 fraferff fortfatVarketafti Woodsaufs.
In MULL and Oftlakio Maks, mall) Ohio and Alta*
shapillivat an 4 tributaries.
Insures agairuit Lfousof Durant bylirs.
A,LBO-4galust.thoPexilsot the&s.and Inland If atria.
tfortaorrstutth. •
9131101031 t . . ,
Willis= IlAgslen ilichardra
James 7d. goe7 •
acmel4o66,Cooper, .Bri
Willieurilingrbo
Itoberinnolgp4r. Jobo &DC
War Poinoek,' Pnursdatiellara,
trerhoogb, J. gebooruasureri
Walterngeot, ' ' WWl= B. Mips.
Johni3tdprocr. 'deer
Pennsylvania lasuranee Company
or puww - wolloon,
Corner of Fourth ana EanitbAeld. etraati•
AUTHORIZED OATITAL, .300,0001: •
On trawl Dulblings and other Prottertyngainst In tl
or Damage by Plre, and the...Podia , ol Hair Seri tind•
Inland Navigation end Transportation.
DISHOTORS:
Wm. P. Johnston, Ik y Patterson, Jacob NM' tar,
A. Carrier, . 10011ntOcle, K ennedy T. Friend,
Jam S. Nelila.T. S. Haien, D. E. Parki •
I. Grier Sprool, ads t Winton, D. 14 tongi
A. J. Jonas, J. it. Jonm Glasgow,
civryorGe: .
......... Hon.
Vice et erWOA. P T . JOHNS
TON.
Bey =
A. 01Bnn N.
..ecidant y Jt,
S. theßnl.4n7
British and Conthwittid Exchan ge.:
ND= BILLS DRAWN BY
ovarc&N, somumetr& co.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONHON,
Itt 81/110 OF £1 3D Urtfantul.
HUE DRAY,73 trP
Tioowne at
_aN . ol,Alip., § mn.., 4,4.4
We also draw RMW l3xL
M. brimistnium ar, HAMM"
72L4NKFORT d M.4/2V,
Which lene as a Remittance to all parts of GgEtiltatri,
BWII4II/11,AND and ROLLA.bI -
Persons otandlos fo tiny& ahrotidmantrmarghAzglO,
Letters of Credit, on which Molls? can ho obtanta‘as
needed, to any paEIY pora. •
Cottrarhargf otes, and other sactuities to Rm.
rope, will receive prompt attention.
WM. IL wruamds &
mh2l Wood,onner Ttd.r4 Arfol.
WILMIVE /ffMML
Diu Ufa EXIILINIMY
VLOUR AND GRAIN.
No. 299 Liberty vtreet, Pittsburgh, Pa:
Constann.t the a § f . 4 II A N Dfl
"
P LT4AI4,
OHIO INDIANA atsl
HISSOURI,I3IIPEBANE and -
LITRA FLOUR,
Which will always beeold at. the I.9weitelits4 mice& f apt I
tt; s & CO,
DEALERS IN BACpN,
HA MB& MEM
LARD, LARD OIL, _
IiAL./IEA
SIICAR-CITSRD and
CANVASSED Li A 111
A faro stock always on bandat
No. 997 Liberty
Seel Patiwaxraoa, Para's..
JOHN COCH RAN - it - Bit - OS.
hIatiIIFLOTIIIIKEtB OP
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS,
VADLor Douns,
Vuulotv Shatters Windiii - S>arda
;..zoar-9,16•99u41..at.reet, anafAce 'ruled st,
vire wi
rnvartiftOir_
-11-ava on hand a variety o now ilyerns limey au.
Plain, suitabYe for all pnrpooes. Part osykr atteotion paid
to rncloslog Onive Lots. Jobblaidonsahohort notice. I m2l
.
PEARL STEAK' BELLI,
ALLEGETUNY.
itYi•TLOI3II DBLITURD TO PitkatiLEß :In :eltber
the two Claes.
Mona may be let it the Mill, or In tomtit an, &dorm Of
LOG AN, WILBON a OIL, 62 Wood Wang.
BRAUN & Itn•lTNlt u corner Liberty and at. char As
U P. scu LUTZ, DTRRifist, Allegheny.
M 118: oast!, 09 Datroaalr.
IY2g PRIMO!, 11*,Paglailt
•
Boot and Mee Manufactoiy.
kJAIEB,,.t! fens 4gow
af.....b.,,o,thitt_ wra op
_ e etedszmalrafte
of DUNS AND OUSN'S BOOTS ma! EtHo t a
At No. 2*9 Stalthtlold stroots
In W* tea's Borintacs, where they wilt be Proparedro ftli
oil, orders of every description of Boots and Shoes lathe'
sivirtest optics. '
In order to accommodate W clause ofsnalinnere they
win' also keep on tale a good assortment of alb teed eastern
pork. Also, all dewily •tlons of children's wear.
Terms strictly cash; goods at ocishprent. •
A shore of the public patronage Is panelled. IstieTtini,
ALLEGHENY VALYANY HAMEGAP
argENEMENN
1 1 11 . 31 m A I L . L o l p tali ti kitilf ou
be V t
w Aleg i lt a rt ra rg, Avg; t ti r ua n
River, In Armstrong minty, Pa, a distance of 31 Wks_
Trains for Passengers and freight will leaveA.awrente
vti le Station, (nppar mall of Araelnd,) regularly every even
u,;, f &Maar excepted,) at E. o'clock, W. stop Sew 831 low.
ing stations, els '
emelt, V " : ;
Sharpaburg, Shades 81114 Ireland, &HAI _ enter
Halton Logan'e Eddy, Lcigan:a Fetri7,Pgmagatta, =out%
Parent-Li, Obartierr, IDEwlq , ein c,Preeportioltaa
Returning, will leave Kiettal... btationt at 8 07olOck
A If., and stop at all the above inteintedlata stations.
The Excelsior Omnibus Line will convey paireentoritls
and from toeirdepot, corner fifth 1114 kliwatt,etteeta, at
charges not eiendlug twelve pent*.
Tickets can he had at the OtonlbusOhjoe, nom the Agent
of the Company, item the Oondeetont,
An - egg-agents are being made to Convey Pacoonkaralrom
Freeport and gtakindnitiia.itatiOne to points along the Al
legheny anti Kind. minitse riven;
actgb OW IL ATIOHBAUDI. Ilngtneer .
A. W.lPostar,
NOTARY PUBLICIond. Oommisidonar four the'lltatea Of
Tennessee, New Hampshire, Conneetleta,-Wh(cdosin,
New York, Michigan, lowa,- California, Virginia and Lou.
Wane.
air Deeds, drawn, and acknowledgments and proofs
team for record or use In any of the COT° nagMednUdn,
Mks*, hilgdssiDal and /Mode Island.
. ,
Pittsburgh, March 28, 1855.-{mh24Mewl
Vi AGAZlNtil,..kci.—Ptitnaties Monthly for November.
11l Gratuities American Monthly , do
Peterson's Ladies' National ' do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Prank Leslie's Gazette of fashion do
Illustrated London News, latest Dumber. •
London Enna,_,. 40 ::
Yankee Notions for 010ra11,1411% • •
Just received and for. stile by 1
A. OILRJSRAiNNBY &at
~
°cm gin 0 1., oPPosite the Theatre.
OA/TIER-20 kegs prima Barter for mile by •
oct23 HENRY H. OOLLIINB
' - •
• „,`
MEMMMEIEMMN
; • •
Mrs JANE inapt' ff A..‘XX X X
Yesterday morning, stone o'olorn,
SON, wife of Matthew Harbin:ea, of ItobinimOakinildliPn 1 , 411051 1 4 - 4,4111YE0
The funnel win take price . rata Dal", H
friends ofilmfamittorereill,y,itiriti to!stlepit. _
ta tit 13r V
In PhiladSitile oti l listriaortilog thi Drib iff); c EliV es ,
low
of
itic
RETTA JOOSP.Bettli. deughter-,of Tholoo - oute
fp the tir'g sr other ' • •• • 4 • • -
'T"lde”l'!l!et g triitha rbox Tze 4 stfitelthersl a lfft blB6 4 ,s ;roi '
• ..WM% ifilrEZl2lofif the faint of practical Espil •
- now confidently preleated talks public, sass
point of OCIODMOY Siktk durability. llama
regular :meeting of
of
ga,point. of
sh e uorialligi
aspf
h1eA2, 4 1.. 0. or OPi will beheld - in d ots (t,,,,w00, smiAl l evhipitsb no r l;
the o.ll , 4Kalur HAP. -equo dna* TYWATflUn4aonnow4-TW _ ; •
EVENING;Iit tr o'clock. Punctual attouttalwo 41421111 UP tepecee oveu; uoing newythbas ropirsdo:
requested, as ba211136:$ of mat ;kayos auto be trans; omit
. 4z ,. ; i nik gut o, a t Lite az ,„:
acted. /411/2°N. man - dif erturmon
fer - nillcuttaf soeshr dui Orais tease
easi
Dovldt
tog frosollffidiffaunsf.tarletles, at.-Urear
timithlb litspocape pl*ewr. the for
-16 rb•dleg-beeeel Fe4,Peete7r . thie.Orre le II •
Reit, ittijbe - biefie:reituladed l / 7 dampers at ' -
end Is hudit , perfect coo &Cr of „theopetattif,' It
ceded irspolut of ecortoroy . .utbabutrglubwi
isteibititiOeinirllialnearrigal„Tiblob U altos • -
' boOlfw P o l,l:Prolru3lor;wad 4arnattWalad with
there tram rodsitiost of twat; and WiwiliN
will keep Itgologforhoura. Ther material will sal
nor burn croe, th'd Abe 0 - rus wdl last Bra yam - , •
81Strillt RIZZI
."
Suitable for the : icalidlest Brlvatvastouf i
_or rof
and Hotels Of the latest diem, manararmuler
YILODGISS.V.k 00 . Collegeatrack BurUoillon ViJ
-101131 So '
these lb ieSsa
lloaettto Venni
-Bits Hotrai, tittettraegb=4. - B. Slaw, Piroprietor
, - Bet itotww,c ( layerarati .;•
W lfilerme e „ -
' lobtsolt Noire, ffis
Parfait Ellidglita r -do - -
L.41.fitt6M,..-r do
bfsTtnwßorpitai do 3 Y
-gteeleee North Star db -L
Dudley it Buil, Buffalo, IL tr-;
Wadsworth- itousk‘,” tip____...
CookteellOS.44 l .
I Blddsinafftly ECO.,...Aorbssibietv l
Obewleallotai, sputum, ,
Glotia.flotel. ;.v; 's:.;
J. 1.2.45.15, &Sou. Uouss,-;NYriloOse;
Siracusa House._
Sasso' tio;OS,Vlh's: sr i
AruericiP 'lll.l^,
New Nuribuid l tai, Utfr
.9
'''Utfou • ' ;•; ,t
3
lertudnatikthA Nis? YCTIS
I .lfoirattf - itte4 .11ifiuglilm4.13. Y. :
. C. J Esylnacott;tt ow York t.
steam, Bhin ps*to, Nati" N• 7 47 4;
J. Fenno; PriUdelobla
Masora Rs% do
phicrlkettaigaritillUkilt;o4ii
J. U Han &
ooka Co; : ' do" "">
isteamergiS.A..l4eko CawBRISIP ;
Bbrinser Canada. .
.!,.
Btesteordtuerlcu,;;:ltslo is
- Starner Milts, Hall,. s.
"IL 0:006, lickill!rgtoniY43
aerate 0.-bfersb,, rdo...
do .
Excbange hotel, de,
'frowsxd Erdal, „do,- „
'Eforsokroordrp t ,
3idui , A ;
tr• Eal;;;Toii 1
, .do.- •
ggir Tbe Arpin itPd-,,ltalurfiiWolthatdren any k ,
the en/ Iroteh ~*`lll f ettsVZ.:'
8. 8. CIABB,IBII
1 ' & m' z
cre. Pllttntnalbglr Board of Trode.imkturteig ,
u.,.y sitar Monthly meting of tho Aufcciatfonlirllrbtf
held on 111041', Diaremher 21, at
iittandat& le *nagged, tte sintaattiiints italls* , gpiaffs
will be tiroposed.,
._
m ee voluxatateer Qnxtiparalail of A ll egh e n y.
,file e'.e2 - ..J. e.: 1 C.C.-Atin ty. '
VOll-are hereby notified Maratha') "ill be a meeting'
_i
(4,killitaryinen,laeld at the MA sooner of Wood it.
aidAirglat alley, ( aver AVOartnarD , Ahetion SW l O l *-
. thil.eityg. - PitteburghjorkW/DMlSDAY;_thedith day
: ot ,hkeabee,„at 10 h'edoek- A. AU Xach Organized
. 174apany .0 volturteera : ell be entitled to wad as
. many delegates ai tholtaye-cortuniaaloned oillearkita
„... Alto oaarpany,„ trhe oterretrof the. meeting h to take.
into cainaidetation the propriety of calling k Military State
Convention at Liarriebruir Awing, the aetalon of the next
lifkiridoic. SHODGRAfg, Brig. Gen-.
' ' ' ' J. Et fiIoBLITMAY,. ilt i lg. , Inspector.
- .- ' 'ALEX: RAT,' Orditainor
4 :': --• . '' - TIKIMAII'IibALAIMMtf4 . .laptain.
noel:1dd) ' IfIRAM.EIII274 'Colonel; ..,.. '-, '-, ''
EM=En
• -- '
BLONVERS
..ForibundriatiNniltn# , AM,r t a, .. i
. • stetunoa sow 17, 18ba.
riII . :EASB FANS are mule - on an entir new , painelple,
I
• 4'40,111 itniii.th tent powimfban a nother Pan ,now •
L A '''"
The blowing !beg' ill o !,mggi *hum so .ftssior :
than
Mit briny Dinar, aid from ita_poonllarxonstrnotion la lan
to got, ont of order . .The than'," ata.mado.of mat
atsl,:and.the jiguloix aro parallel!,, wulaniqg,in anaemia
a1.Q1018.-?4
ankananonb nanonbigoi , sl Fourth at.,
0074-
111 21.&CIV8 - 0R4Ari'MPEOV T.'
For FaideningWaslaboarde toWalls.
PATENTBD JUNE 5, 18664
'AO:01100D BUILDING shovdd Da
r Hnlebed svithoht tufts
1.1 thous Fastenings.
, tt •. - 310,4583 W. 4 BATON, Agent fir Patentee,
, 4 , • : I 410 Ttlrtithh*st, Pittsburgh.
•ItefetrlN tbafolloitingdyetdfectaln 410 city o All. W. Her,
Bf Eaq., Charlea Nti , thalin SSTs and` Barr.% 4103ers
intairema Westing, nee uompany• •
*IIELI:MON-for Thirteen Dlregare, to eerie for tie
ensuivg year, wilt be held at the olhoe of theeota'
twin ore TUESDAY; the 13th day ollgoyttoberzusat, be.
tweeu the hours °ylo awl xi o'clock ' ,-„,
'/frfUdld - E VINNEY, Scent/me.—
/101KBAZ i 401.02.11.11 We • • •
figinalilifi rectrthing none Clothing etttt end 6 Utile
lassrttstrat at.,. Qum's, - N 6. 4 St Cts.tr street.
ititraltetn . 75 Wall stl'ulintrds. -.Bl4!roaci Wrappers sad 131'efithitig lidpi,&e: ' icurri
VkiALUA AOOKB BY OVT*1•141llf.-On naturfty
aYstila9, , ttosenabes 31, COMllateing tt . ' 6 3i.
besticla, sti.the Otoumarelal Balsa Root* sorter WOW
and rift egreets, a valuable collectional us* ?diesel laneoup,
..14iols, 'by catalogue; eunotig which. sre- Dick's Works,
vole; British Posts, 3 yols; Mitnar'setturoWilistOry ; Buts
yan's Works, 9 vast ilaywimiPs Ghtzstbuir: of U. States
Spadini eitalisimare ; Mpriituns's Napalm* School.
• es , airelataltioht,Aniericati in Rollin's Auelentliis
tarY,tots• °oaf& Book of 'Rotors V 11101444 a Block.
Muse; British Female Poets; Maunder% Treasury of Bite
tort'l Yold; Pictorial Illastratiotut of itus Bible; Pearl Plabitig; picks Stories, Isola; Greek and Boman Poeta. 3
- Soli • - Egnit and " its Mouttutents; ,Colerfige's Works:
arks; Farrar's k[ ecbtai loci . Works tr'rieu
ron piaitaist Wonders of witoty,dc...
Catgagued are nos ready.
• P. iI. BAYIBi Auctioneer.
Elm .STRE4a:L34,4O - BTOO.a. AT A yaripif—,lhip,
ThdradAy atenkailjaaaraktel Wog 7:4Alcak, at
hatttenataaga;rotaiXtatrAttowillta tio2-L25 almiea
Thad c}rtet Itt.tdsapaptrapyStoek
at , DA.TIB,. Anaflofieer.
N_ . .., . ~....-. - . Firtrit Itor"Bale. - ' i ,
'O. I—A Forma' 141 oonio-In Adams firgiquAltritler
cauu(y,7l . glinAto rolkl of te line oF 3 Alleghmy Co.
. , No:2-2iForin of.lko oorpo 10, Armstrong Bounty. Imo
ern and col in *handouts.,. f„ ..., • ,1
1 - 110. 3-4' ns' oel '28,4 spriiin, Teraina lownohip, near
i iirKilitlels'Alifillllini , coSlill7. , - .' ' -
1 NO; - A Farm afi 88 AMA in Lino tmaldp, alltepo
1 - ,ralkl OM NMI:MI*2,_,t,
I
No. 5 -IC Furl in P 160071, township- of 110 acres, throe
1 mikca frOMX4l'6lllBl lll le ,
,plO. %—e Farm a 132 aores..ollPrwito the farm at Oar. A.
Wird, Fteg , tui.i Ll'Ketesport.
,-, Tria.. 7=-A, Yarcri•pf 8w goo+) ob4Noa township, Alle
gheny eoagtp. ,
No. "B—A Warm of 75 acres in Plum towarldp.
Apr) , to - :BLAIIELY a 111011EY,
~ aunts c t Seventh mil Smith GI I at.
, 031- Call =lt altattiMe.B , lllMo7- •r• - • • . inovisio w
tiITIUTIOSB , --ttli aged lady. treats a altnatiott'
41 -Os`bamao•ireoper;:• young titan arskocr.ketiper;
clerk: a porter; • laborer; a boy to learn I trade. 'Can
all give good terareteva.
Gi.antin—Two Zlaekamitha t Proteatint Gardiner , 'a
go*, Afouliirr
Apply at GAM'S .Intalllgenee Office 410 fayrty htteet
zavl
MKTf• Mt • 2ottictript t• ~.f •
I 110,4. 111YETICkt d ANDVItBON, OW:00AL
D l lticarlkOialalti3-25,cr01l jut received! 244-fersele
A.. 6• ; . .11XYAIETkirAND1411SON.7
filo 'Limo—so groutiordwiateelabrated Yigle(Nt Ohms
tus a uutw Jun ..61111. cult 10 WOW - . -
Zalri .1113311&68 & ANDgIIPON.
AA. !AARON A CO. will bays pother olibtak of Felt
. and Winter Hornieta t oo Tim gay, Noventber Lt
iiperantrof ,100 nettittia t..^lkirinalilo Bonnets
retititirntiter utteiii4 tan; the newest Paris - styles,
.11114 . ; non
•
di WINDY AND OLOVii&—A... A. MASON & CO. beet:
IX Received a xery large st.ock, of the above,ronelsilog of
every variety of Labe; ffoSiery,
Gloves, Mb, As', isaltablOSolhevelso4,... • - : tort
witliktotl•
DT • 4oiag glad of 1011 W 8 Iht . e*Perien . e, a titration
_ll9lll all lock-Una orgeasulto today kind of abolesale
or tnannfectortag Ineineve. 'Aka, a good retail bolus it
not releetA. Beat city ratkaneas can be given. ' Addroge
,l.fiijilter. T 25, Poet Ogles. oetSL3t*
Leal I
riaEos 8, on hiecbanks' Bank of Pittsburgh,
I,J drawn' by's... &herr& Co, for five Unwired, dons:,
(1 50 f0dated October itOth;18150. All persons are cauthinwi
against receiving said check, lapayetit has been stoppei
~0et.31:3t -
• PUK IN TEA EtW0.14114,
- • • •
No. 6freet.
r OVERINGI Doubler airtinext,W : sidted 4=l PulTerlod
suoos,' at 4 Mae $l lb, 41044Ekist 1•234
-• • - C,„
.8. JAYNIEL
A FEW aum.;•Vne of lift acres, at WoocW Ulm,
,A. IknolYlin Wend, with fruits mut buildiniiwarstfrent
ing otr the Ohio river. It le offered at roach lesa thee its
worth. ,
One lot . of halt a 4 ace, on the Allegheny river, WYO.,
Ginesee Ittirongh, on which Is erected a superior houses It
will he given lu exchange for,good-Western laud.
Twenty-eight acres tre4aek's Bun, three mites below the
.• enty4hree scree adprnlag
,empranclo.. -
Mt these are' off rid low enough. to tempt 'you out of
lour money; end If Merano not suit you sato.ll and get
my - printed Reeder of Lots' aid kad3 ,On it there
'are taigalus.otieet., 211.06,1
oct3 Mi
1#09D3, -
' 76 Fourth otreett.
~TSWBW . •t • Days ef .Creation
INDlnada and litnnehine, or the LlAi ofs Village Pastor;
Seems In the Practice of a New York 'Burgeon;
A Vide to the Oamp hero e /3ehestopoli
The Preen:rhea all NaL31111;
My Borabgiritta Frep4o%AYYeed. Douglass;
MaryAritta: Wantabfoirraphy
Orpor. 0141% or the Vtleee Daughter, by q. w M
usynome;
Japan se It le and west,
The Mayflower, by H. Beecher Stowe:
Sunahlne on Daily Pathee_hy IL BM - an Bt@tire ;
Its BlaVe thalayrill.
0 1.400A.Gordnat'Llonnetr;
" Wornertiat theairanehilarolution.
Voreala by reetstj 33,T, a.m . :moan. 304 WOW M.
-
ANIMA, WRAETENG PIIEBEII=Jorts a. mo icet ,
Matkot strut, near r cunt', has lust reestridi another
supply of Manilla Wtappluolaportq esp , medium, large
and eatslarge 613 and Geary--buitable far , Dry.
Ooods, Stmellont 'Maiming Stores. -Ootnnterclikl Z:luto,(a
hantistano article at:sl,ll4 per rosin,/ lairealet, bolter, Fools•
cap . and Sermon Paper, .Mank Books, Ink, ke, 'Always on
bend at former law prim. • JOlllO4 S. DAVI90:1; -
0431 - - gasket street, near..ttourth.
Iltittkaill - • • • do.— •Wu New Monthly Mama as
foil:Velma . :r;
Loam's Monthly for Noasiiibur; i
Frank Leslie's Gazette ;p
Just receive, all 4 tiff . 441 ° bij
W. A. .ILDENTENN.EII' 4 CO,
octal- '- '' ''- Mk at., opposite. the Tbeatre. -
FA U k twirxwo MAMAZINN just recolvel I also, U
131../!,7 other hlignelnea;,and sold at Z) cents, per copy,
excepting Ellackneod. It you want to BM 25 pet cent.,
colneltrhAlllTßlL% Bookatere, No. SA Fifth M. [odd!
. 1/ ARYISIYA YU/11AM%, and . all the Megulneo tor
November, for sale by taNza 4 co.,
cctal, - . 114.5 a omitham amt.
LUEOLIIMY BRIDGE IepaaKALLAVIIIION—On mum
-A ,, ffiy static& Nav zabek lit, €le7 o'clock) ai tb
ahluita ) itc.ettange, wi ll e ta Bold-3; aliarea 4.ll4ltany
Maga Company Btu*.
octal 'P. M. DANIA Auctioneer.
veraiorksaown imolai AT AUCTION.--(a mislay
Eittiittg NonAtha 24* sit Attfaloot, at the:Comstort ,
;lel
s'a ms, Rooms, corner of Woad abb. Sigh drub!, will be
soli --SD bble prirao_Ouba auger.
oda ; M. DAVIS, Auetkrgeor,
I AIit.PALACtI-100 bards for WOW'
A. I , 4ImUIVOX* co:,
, 00t31 coiner of Vest 'arid Wbo4 ate.
Up."Uitt7l:'BL#t73=lso Itegeler aide by
actqt B. A. FAILNEETOOK A 00.
MIXT. LOG WOOD-200 came tor gale by.
Xi midi D. A. VAIIIIESTOOK! A Co.
1,13N813P0N021-1 have 'on a large armortment of
fine Spcutire. Those watittniris good article., can AltraYe
procarelt at ;OE. POSUDIGA
corner awl blarketat.
gamut temarTFrniteeela oaths eeintrAd ar
-4a1ik,1380 ai!ek recejtailhy .fectalj Joo..su -
rlNDlkedi.ol.ol3ool3,4v-gblt beet utiele n ow 1i nap,for
1'1%454 ti 74Y er and e thitaTr ' s i foteletuts dad p.ll the
try bottle . Twelie deatiluat receiyed by
oct§,l . 408.
yitaNCLUALACULING—BuieirIor so etijthiug tree lona
now in Wm& Twelve doleat:jusarecelved by'
°"tai, • - ' • ;CIL PI re tie. .
NI —An dratted. cure for Toothache.
V Twelve &ea just secelvaviby
0,131 • ,
JOE. PLEMING.:
110PARard ZUIVFLIVAIUUO-2.4 ttosem at thisftl ebrated ,
,L 3 'flak ll'ordojunt received by -'JO& FLllllOlEt e
cicl3l corner of Diamondilnd Maritot et •
M SALS—A email lieratzontairdng 03 acwee *nate.
- 17 itlilbinoon Tow naldgcr Allegheny county, Pa., three
miles from the 2lth end tidat-tt*Stathenvuie Ptlcel 45
aerie cleared and under enltlvadon, the' butte= welt
beredr•ed dares of gobd coal 'and an abundance Of lime•
natter well watered, de. - Thiele= will bs weld at A great
tn. Apply to ' SURELY A. MOWS ,
cornet Seventh - end Staltallohl eta.
•011 BALL — Seven Houses, and o f an Romney - banes
N - Avenue, near the corner of High stmt. Yet •na test
front en the Avenue, and 117 feet. haehi en Oda these is
- erected flu brick and to-traineh . onses t rents fat about
MO a year. Will lorioAd very elm& Apft i to -
°CM • . Seventh and 4dteid dim
16103—0 n hand, a line assortment at Niger 6.°4/
-‘j Ileaded Canes, at
oel2B L. utasangul a sow&
- • ...nxB—fieveral net varieties bat reed
-- warehouse, liiaritr'
T&TTxn BALAMES—SeveraI new varieties J 1
at W 8. HAVSN'S etationery Warehouse, F'
corner of Second.
=~::~
•
•_ •
OHM AISMISSESSIPPIJAIIir
AMM4III
IIR4VCD GAUGE: ; .a , P .‘ :
/FHB 8110. TESTAMORRST; URSAV.Bi'
J.
to I ROUTS by *htch - Thseoheore ruin he eV!
Thee tti St. Unit, .27 , 12Ohfealve z plat,
The SU Peet Genge"Of this Road Ateototsmaah ts
-- eilrfen Fret lithkem.llUl.l.oxisT seats, miet t alm.
nittor ganceiinultm ,
Bp the Ohio'and PetiiyhrsoliltallichEarohl
tee:y.3l4e, sWieereoht•oonneet with Rintoads for t •
spolie--couneektog, there with Mare
RaUrcod ter reeetturs. So change of meat Torre; '
Bashlegivehboked tel d dle hht i o_AVYTeeto n tt. Lola!
TrolheletreTittahlemh toiowit: , ), I
"The Past Tpht AtomsAt A,A • •:
•• -.,- sllll!Trid ' bolo. at BA. AU
;la - veto Tre hAevres
alum _
_ , PULIMPI/1 0 tolitf close cotaitli . .4 PregSne •
dist:molls; and'there , tette 'clotefeahoettione wit
cool tor , Vlntetinel)wlthout weitatige tin cars, end • •
eanatelake the Wild end lUst Whtd Ratlroiet direct.
I,olll a*tivugll- hi hOUre tonneethl'et Ser.dor4, •-•
the Muds CentralltaitenidSorZatto;-sihere
Eitcgaerapgmi all thus - he had tor AterophO, Melt,
Nei Orleaos, end eS points hallielikee biLsetatipe,„ "••
bissetigen maaisaos Sod at ltd ./Anti, Omuta , •
Upper /Moeda and blineotttl titian;
This to one higarda Salk& the shontart route to 84` ... •':
'ar .
To St. Lout, 11.1 on an (an ion,
To ,r eolefotrus,•Xeideeret
T.) _ „Oodurphtut at, gelsadutetti atyatorreteelt,
'
PestenkereThiggege front JaPol,tok;
Per thtottellichittihr farther Worm/Mop platac
to O. CURRY; TieutAteo,u.sta..kozaid-Heme
notaon on* Mottoagabott IloureiVlttntumnisn icy.
TAIUSINi Tinker Agent; Vadat IltinatStatlonottlai:
' WARi
lhailelintendebf Rant
" ( nn'AND. l'''7lD.Oi4 , lo.4tirP44iNirgh. Ps.
ti TWADLD #ll . ll-01.1,, 4.1 . 3 DUD
Mutual, basurauce , Veanp*.
No so 114trawstr2lliteica doar„frpa f ,
evallkoziredeapirvr USLPYILI
135uW
Capital Paid 111, —'
Chstan' - ateglalatiiie 2, It
k- DIS 0031PANY la. now prepared N. Imo -POll
Tim Mariner: ItiDittCDEvigalliin , axed 4tailiw
ac thavenrreat 'TAU!! ofArreteciane ,anClavlrsie the sae
of a cash taplkse, it aho ateorda-Niiliuseiredjen tunnu .
iicipatlon to the-trig*, mithanfarri .14bDDY Irhatevi s
DI II ,TCIORSi
Man! 16:13wrenspia, - Ste en Tarim, 1
Sobri.W.VlKuri, , • • •Jobstn:Clummen ,
David IL '414%
_Ataxandat Bim•pW
• 'lrhotttio D. - .Ili R. Dichersttam,
" Boone, -
John N.tityDixt, N.
INDllaarelorviir - 4 1 3.-3Y , Areltoo. N.
.freNitir L.
IL_ ExcuannsolvSectetsry: -
BUT/WM 4.17=W
^72 tr 4 4 • TIIOS. /Attalla, dgeur,
• actai silo. 9o'Wlitirc betwiiesiNfOitaad Marl
ITTSBILBALU. • $B 001121: - 8V I 1
~,
4 . :
Mg .
'.' . ' Itk,I,EiROA3I), i i .
ming irrrsa' u nem' , Asp' ' 'mamma - Irma v
L ROAPi nittsetpena from-West No 'ton to Liatnedlii
liftyAcht,o*o pima, l*t.aburgty w.M.' 04
a . lockghlog r ;
- ' Me nevi fiisteiiiitilt44 14iti;m-iican'fixelle tram;
rixt Of plesengeriegui) frelot. in coundetkiferith the,
iteamer .201,11 N; troth I,!!!!stiitgh pipmeillserliteai
se Utiles: . ,
..,-.;,..,.;
tei
. Tbe steatiet ZOLIAN will leareher w a '
Blehengattehr Bridge, every etternoon, • it , past :
'o'clock forliVest Newton, coutwetiwg tbewwith e i t . : ll
log. traireleatinvat 8.20 , tit eCtIrietWOVVI.Md
fr.hemat 9.60,41.4 r
_lit time frai c ibiAtielotlatoitow,
Fare to Conueltivillz„„.„ ..a. - 4.,—.....;..........51 7;
Fartr to. rnunit05ai...............—...-.. --.... 2 2!
7,7 i train joiTteaire aninabnma in ow latinba, a
'owlet West,Nawton; and-conneet there with Rotten at MP, 1a...-time-ta. talitopitthargh
Palo from Corinelterillebi
Pare from Uniontown to llttsbarglik-rc , $25
• The Ural Preidit end PassenpnUalmmill lease'
nellaville 'at 'IOWA. 111 -; aalreNgnlng,Wll3 have `
Newton at 8.80 P M. stopping At Ali yrepstations
freight, rot• passengere.: ,
• 0111 l atnrdatthe usual alterrioon train wilt jle over
the follorriog morning at B •..
Passengers by nut Saturday allernome boat, from
burgh gIW-iii s thiliMirMineat go forward without de
For informatiopiVnly toAtte'egleara on tk;
the ,stearoboat Eollan,Aletirtha Agentivatliiest Nei;
and M.AnOsyttle.. ; • ;I ;D.:WienDIVILL„i
ori3 : •ltrat3iaitt4•Boldifintatid K
ituratit*uvunmixtfr.f .
• aAracgrjci,
HAVRitt l4 , 4ll grrep
on bald, a hill gy;pipar,, etadibr eonsta
Wash ..61.4. Salt Nvb,lol"
• - - 4,4 b
itsul all other Tarkltet y pt 1,5 E Jam : • 4;1 , focus*
Battlers 1
TOUN Cler4 l %--2t- Co., .mottutiviro is 7 - yhd atr
• ty • wstdd 'teerk, (folly itentinhez'peblki thi . t Ruy
AAt hand a t larre,eupply orgEfillBAPABll.4
=HERA:J. WAT.III‘..SIE pd.l"9MLEtvel the beet
Ity.. • .; •
The attention orautillosig - partlattlarly directed to:,
fact that' they bettle..WAM^ ATOllrir AVE In its pa
state. Phydanna - recoroliiend HU AMMO!oti acantrt' ;
Its wholesoma sad Arengtbduidgvialitlioei:;,` foet3Ck
!Mourning nut nouns iitordatiUkg Sun,
N0.'76 *milt Strut_ -, I
TE eve our entire - titteaqtat to , thla land of stank
the ecraluaket °trawl gooia,lu ocuurequauce °rah!,
our aaeorbseut in both :branches to Complete.
have Pat reeetiredour
SMND 13111 3 PLY:Or:1109DR,
And can gualautea'iwiittigfgleadeLisrPur
be *end bothla (malt) slid Pim-Vila- AU Bee WI.
iliir-PleaSe note the locattou, Sira . 7thultat
oot3o tamir,s-* Mott*
. Oyster* a...
• 1 i 4 41Litl i t ' O Q KULL MOMS And arrivi,
1:4
,8,000 E.111(4 11 thon geto,‘ll4 - 4,01X1 DeboK
gee, 200, silk= vuQerloB T 03114
• OATBVP. All" will be , sea xtooloonle or;
zeta No hams the citizens of yiltsbusgh..to comes;
supplltodylkh Mkt ibakii icteettec 76 ed.
end $l, pr bundreoLlobthi COMM 4 , ltaud - Arat LOW
wee% by
,104.10 . 3 k) QUA& ICENBLE 41k CO:
oNmEnnubiki... l i za
ASI I 25051 C, si 4_,,
7. lME wattf4b LN, ti n esst„. 4 " T
48
:in ilthiee t. l
bly 83)1
39 ittrebtTP , + 7 o.!i lsl II@ P B41341 4 148 " Bil,
' -
1. c 4 V ktAX!= t s V
sulit V.,4 -1/ .tak,,-, , 7-, sil '
;4 3 tw0(4 1 , , ,---,
aktr , iisiliss-tedof-aocan,qt w
zg ,
Q—, t rim rougiuniiatutidgefonbettrr d , Agt
eu I=4 the- beta 0.-wlith! . ..._Appr
war
boute.WeataßflA'Zra;,Vagsee, Wee
Cora mead, Mush awl iitillt,'Wtri: wyw a lt swat
wheat Oakes; eta
~.2240, tc!etilPt!trw
epleareatll , ..., a. ..mooribm rate,
to. latilllealloWL4-94 ( 4 Y1,',,,P'77 , , ;.,....L; .e.- A.
QintriAlltlloll.Bl2l.l—lstenstod Pr w.ipeadsWwtela a geck
a, -Rpm pra goodrilad , Pon (hr.:net! i arel
every. eeernaterttentleal.intelfigeole Arm re t u e
much pleasure and sattiAttlitttl, _l7 Ass -the cornet
f statist szetYS . , Pattiktelt_ l3 rePszte.. d lutsf
the &wet eseortmtuiPa tusisaremin.wewP thespest.-:
51=11 - Onsidrod.,
lereasegsWetchialediefednftsts - essidkev-lintsor
hdr tchltepalnoBshup Mat
•
hat Must, tour of /stalk. 21't =MI
.....--.. ,
pazw 800K 814,331F "0rff,..... ea 1 4 't lls } A ds l l / 1 P" B-
Alt 4xEcopani,.- i . . ,‘
Viekwood for farformar rourafria several good tides o f
Itio Cdnielf Wit.
p u mwo gogoodoe for Ncoranbot 1:20 eon - li);1'. 1
Onatrzi'm do do Mk ,d4 :Ti ,
ItoMoul. , , : ,' dk
,Vallidastrady,) 20 do i
fisdey'e Lsdro'cipA 7,..„4„,. SO do ~.,
volatile Nations' . ; - .;-0.• - : (recesulatlrektei /2 do '..i.
• Leslie' 11. V. Journal . , t u t ; Arourais avow 18 do
The floTon Vocl-4;siair wait ":- , • •.'flz . •
43is liagaklne, Snicks . b ack e r Cad imbel essorre.,
ofPee,iou expected ebbedayi-azni will all.,:tee mid st :0 cts,
treT , 00py. only, - Isrlottretweilfigledr lia - M/49 1 thres " 4 ,
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