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OFFICIAL PAPkR OF ME CITY.
FII I DAY - 1101t - N - 11 , 1 NOVEMBER 2,
RI OBS 11% POST JOB OF PI C
We would. Can the attention of hiIiIICHANTS AND
to the fact that we have jug received
from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Typo, and
are now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, Dili
I.i.dols, Paper Books, Posters, and Programmes for et hibl
tisus. All orders will be promptly idled.
, { i-B. M. YETTINOILL & CO., Newspaper Advertiang
Agents,are the Agents for the Pittsburgh Daily nod Weekly
Post, and are authorised to re.solve Ancsxrmenesri and
BOti9OIIIPTIOII3 for us at the .stre rate. , as required at this
Their receipts are rrourded ns payments. Their
eilrns ere at' Nen' Yon:, 122 NAaSin STREIT,
g Wo are prepartd to print paper books,
for use in the Supreme Court, in good style, sod
on short notice, and incite the legal profession
to givo us a call.
The 22nd of this month is to be observed as
a day of thanksgiving. People can certainly be
thankful this year for the unusual abundance or
the crops, and the general prosperity of the
people. Never before in the history of this
oountry have the people had more cause for
gratitude to that overruling Providence who
has blessed us with plenty and health and peace.
The custom cf observing such a day after the
harvests are secured has now beoome universal
in this country. No State omits it, rind no cus
tom could he more appropriate in a free and
obriatian nation. While it is a public and gene
ral acknowledgment of dependence upon a Su
preme Being, it is a day of rest from labor and
cats, a day of social enjoyment, and a day not
of fasting, but of feasting. We can appreciate
it all the more this year from the contrast in the
condition of the country now and last year
Last year there woe n scarcity of food even
alarming, and a general depression of all busi
ness interests. Now there is an abundance, and
an activity and prosperity in business never be
fore surpassed. We can all afford to devote one
day this year to grateful emotions and social
enjoyments.
With many the day is considered a fsst day
But such is not its Intent, or its mode of obser
vance there it is has horn annually observed for
a century or more. On the morning of the day
the people usually attend church, and return
to a bountiful dinner If they can Ffford it. The
poor neighbors are always remembered and sup
plied with something good for the dinner. The
afternoon is devoted to amusements, and the
evening to parties and social and family gather
ings. Every one feels bound to he happy and
pleasant on Thanksgiving Day ; and it used to
be considered particularly the duty of every
man to keep sober on that day. It used to 'be
considered the duty of every ono, too, to forgive
all enemies and forget all feuds and.quarrels on
that day. It was a day of general reconciliation
and peace and good will. If it could be so ob
served now it would exert an excellent influence
upon publi,3 morals and happiness. Gratitude,
forgivoaess, charity and kindness are ennobling
virtues, and if Thanksgiving Day and its enjoy
ments will bring them fully la exercise in every
household it will be the beet day of the year.
The organization of the House of Representa
tires of Congress may prove rather troublesome
It te by no means certain that the Democratic can
dalate for speaker will be defeated. The ele
manta of opposition are not, and cannot be cote
blued. They cmasist of fragments of old partit
and Ism, bound together by no common bend
and pursuing no common purpose. The nes•
Speaker may be a Democrat; and we are ineli
ned to the belief that ho will be a l'ennsylva
Wan.
Hon. J. Glancy Jones, of Berko county is the
right man for that important position. Penn
sylvania oan present no better man—no one
every way more fully qualified to discharge its
duties. A'bi;ity, experience, firmness and inter
rity are all combined to him. He has eerved
two terms in Congress, and has established au
excellent reputation for all the qualities of a
faithful representative, and a sound and Jo
dielous legislator. The old members who know
him will readily recognize his fitness and his
claims to the Speaker's chair. There aro other
good Democratic members from Pennsylvania
but we know of no one who would be so likely
to secure the entire vote of the Democracy of
the House as Mr. Jones A Virginia paper has
already spoken in favor of his election, nod con
ceded to the north the right to the cflice this
time. It is an effice of much importance, and
we know of no one to - whom its functions can he
more safely entrusted than to J. Glancy Jones,
of old Berks.
Without any disparagement to others hereto
fore named, each is likely to be the choice of
Pump! van' a.
A NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OE "Pima
Reammurt.."—Cleorge Wood, the author of "Pe
ter Bohlemitil in America," will shortly publish
a new work, under the title of " The Modern
Pilgrims," in which the tribulations and ember
ravaments of ti wanderer among modern " isms,"
and the difficulties to be encountered before the
discovering of any essential truth in either of
them, will be set forth in his best manner. The
author is one of the most admirable satirists of
the domestic absurdities and infirmities of the
present day living, and we predict " The Modern
Pilgrims" will make more noise among the phi
losophers and theologians than soy other book
of the year.
rinen we noticed is terms well , leserved
the attempt of the Gazette to raise a false alarm
about the crops we expected a brutal reply.
The . ,ltit!ed writer who has charge of that paper
toi - likliqiresout is capable of nothing else. But
could not lot such an attempt at a wrong go
unnoticed; especially when the New York Tri
bone, a paper that has some influeoce, endorsed
it. As 4o the bard names with which he afflicts
us, we consider their author, and aro only sur
prised that he did not exhibit more of his ao
oustomed and well known brutality.
Farewell Benefit of the Florences
To-night, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Florence take a
farewell benefit, and offer asuperb bill. The
three pieces are, Born to. Good Luck," " A
Leeson for Husbands," and " Brian O'Lyttn.' ,
The simple anuounoement of so much ten ea a
single night ought to fill the theatre from pit to
dome. Secure your seats early.
Nor MAP or ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA.—R
L. Barnes Fr. Co., of Philadelphia, have just is
ated-s new map of Allegheny county, which
contains all the changes of property—some four
hundred in nnmber—einee the, Survey Map wee
published in 1861, ,This map is very complete,
and should be in the bands of all property
holders. - It costs but $4,00. Mr. L. 11. Nor.
folk, the sole agent, will call upon our citizens
to show them a copy and prOcure subscriptions
AND YET Am:num.—lt turns out that the
story of the Emperor of Russia tendering to a
Mr. Thompson, of Albany, the position of Chief
Novel Engineer, van manufactured out of whole
sloth. At !oast the Basilian Minister says
It la soarooly necessary to add that this hoax
maggot np by the New York tribune, and greed
ily swallowed by the Pittsburgh Gazette, its
western bottle-holder.
In 1840 Wisconsin had n0&80,945 inhab
itants ; in 1866 they had tnoressed to 662,109.
PITTSBURGH:
B 0131 . 0:1, 10 STATI EITILLET
THANNSqI VI NO DAI
THE NEXT SPEAKER
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NEWS FROM JAPAN—HOW THE ENG-
L./1M damp RECEUVED.
The following article from the London Time
of the 18th of October, will be read at this time
with considerable i 'tereet :
It appears that Her Majesty's ship Sybille,
bearing the broad pennnant of Ron. Commo
dore Elliott, departed lately from the Chinese
station on a cruise toward the north, and as she
was likely to touch on the Japanese coast, and
the services of a real interpreter happened to
ho attainable, this aesistanos was duly seonred,
Mr. Adonis Riekmarre, the functionary in ques
tion, though by extraction a Japanese, seems to
have been for some time employed in the office
of the Friend of China, one of our colonial
j inrnals ; but upon uplication being made to
him, he evinced his readiness to return to Japan
in-the Sybille, and make himself useful as an
interpreter when occasion required. To the
conditions thus arranged a stipulation was ad
' ded on behalf of the journal referred to, that
Mr. Riokmarle should be at liberty to furnish it
with some accounts of the voyage, and accord
ingly the Friend of China published a certain
communication giving us the view of which we
speak. That ilia very extensive is more than we
can say, but on such a subjeot every piece of in
formation has its attractions.
Oa the 28th of April last, the Sybille was off
Hakodadi, a port on the Japanese coast, with
the Hornet and Bittern at anchor near, and, as
usual, a boat put off from the shore to inquire
into the character and designs of the stranger
vessel Three Japanese officials, with a Dutch
interpreter, were presently on board, and an in
terview ensued, which was followed next day by
some boats' loads of fresh provisions, offered at
extremely low prices. Oa the same day, which
was Sunday, the Commodore, with most of the
officers and the interpreter, went on shore, and,
in ROMO respects, was allowed poneiderable lib
arty of movement. The party was permitted to
walk in groups of twos and threes through any
street of tie town at their pleasure; nor was
any opposition offered to their visiting temples,
or emending an eminence commanding a good
prospect of the whole town. fiere, however,
their opportunities ended, for they were not al
lowed to enter any house, and all such purchases
as they deared to make had to be made at a par-
Gooier stall, to which the goods were brought
from the shops. Nearly all the shops, more.
over, wore shut up, so that there was not much
to be seen. The parties were accompanied du
ring the whole of their promenade by Japanese
policemen, the Commodore's suite, in particular,
being attended by a Mandarin of quality. All
that could bo reported, therefore, of Hakodadi,
was, that it appeared slightly built, the houses
being mote ly of' wood.
Three days later, however, the Commodore
and suite again landed, for the purpose of hav
ing an interview, by appointateut, with the GON ,
crnor of the place, and here we o tato o slight
gllmee of a Japanese interior Tho Governor's
house was approached through n temple, be
tween the first gate of which and the entrance
of the first room of the house about 70 guards
were ranged on two bides. Those on ono side
wore armed with spears seven feet in length,
while those opposite apparently carried firelocks
of some description or ether, though, as the
locks were covered up, the interpreter, who, at
this stage of the affair, eriows some closeness of
observation, remarks that they could not tell if
they were flint or matob. Between the first and
the second rooms were arranged other rows of
guards similar to the first, and then appeared
the flail of Audience. Oa the loft of tine ball
was placed a long seat for the officers of the
Sybil e, a separate seat being reserved for the
Commodore and his Secretary, and opposite was
hie exeelleney the Governor, behind whom were
ranged some Japanese officers in due order. In
these features there is no great novelty, but it
is noticeable that a reporter, described as
" stooping on the fluor with a copybook," was
present to exercise his funotione. In the con
versation which ensued, the Governor asked how
lung the war (i r between Russia and the Al
lies.) was like y to continue, and also for intelli
genes respecting the civil war in China, and in
particular whether the rebels bad taken Pekin .
Then followed some talk about octal, which
"several of the Japanese officers said they bad
never seen ;" and the interview concluded with
warm proteetations of cordiality on the part of
the Governor.
Such is the purport of the most recent account
received from the Empire of Japan. correspond.
tog in meet of its features with those previously
obtained, rind showing that the jealousy of for
eigners, though not accompanied with any acts
of hostility, or earn of positive inhospitality,
remains unabated. Usages not dissimilar exist
ed in the neighboring empire of China, where
strangers were regarded with similar, though
less rigorous suspicions, although, an in our own
case, they might conduce largely, by their deal
ings'', to the commercial prosperity of the coun
try. lint the Unities° have now broken away
eousiderably from their ideas of seclusion. Not
to mention the course of the civil war in that
empire, which, obscure as it may be in some
respects, is evidently tending to important inno
vations, vast numbers of Chinese have emigrated
to the gold regions, and jostled with the miners
of other countries in the pursuit of gain. Ja
pan, however, still maintains its excluai•enees,
and presents the singular spectacle of an isolated
State among the tinny communities of the world.
IGINTTY.13I"II0 RAILROAD —The Getteburg (Pa.)
Sear states that two offers have been made to
build the Gettysburg road. One to grade and
bridge the direct route to Llanover for the sum
of $145,000—5145,000 in cash and $20,000 in
stock ; the other, to grade and bridge the route,
v.a Oxford, for $105,000—585.000 in cash and
$20,000 in stock. The direct route is the shorter
by n mile or more, but will require heavier grad
tog and bridging. The contractors propose lo
eating the route definitely with a view to ascer
tain to what extent releases for the right of way
can be secured. The board will require $15,000
or $20,000 additional stock before closing the
contract.
COMFORT FOR EPINSTERS. —Some person, with
his fall share of tho milk of human kindness In
him, gots off the following oonsoling paragraph
for old maids:
When we have seen a poor, broken-hearted
wife, tested and tormented by half a dozen
children, or ill-treated by a cross and unfeeling
husband, wo have been tempted to think that
after all that to be an old maid is not the worst
11l that can befal woman.
New Ambitessidor from the Czar—Amer
ican Mediation.
We find the following in the Waehingtou cor
respondence of the New York Ilerald, under
dote of 29th ult.:
There are, I see, some doubts expressed
about tho advent of a new ambassador from
Russia. but I repent that it is a fixed fact. Ile
will bring, besides his regular credentials, a
confidential communication from the Czar, of
the most important character, relative to the
terms on which alone Russia will consent to a
peace. What I now state will be known to the
public in a few weeks. Russia mediated be
tween Groat Britain and the United States, now
the U. States may mediate between Russia and
the Allies. She does not ask American media
tion, but will accept it, and will at once indicate
her terms, which, as I stated in a former com
munication, wild embrace snob vast oommeroial
advantages for all the world that the industrial
classes of France and England will clamor for
their acceptance as soon as they are generally
understood.
SCARCITY 07 HORSES is EUROPM —A OMITS:
pendent of the Spirit of the Time., writing from
Paris, under date of May 31st, remarks on the
state of the London horse market as follows :
Ladies' saddle horses aro not to be had, neither
aro carriage horses, which will surprise you.
In thirteen days' search I could not find a decent
pair for sale at any price. If this war lasts
another year, the Europeans will be importing
horses from America, and it wouldle well worth
the attention of our farmers and breeders to raise
large horses, fit to draw a heavy carriage, or
carry a heavy man. Good saddle horses for
gentlemen are still to be found by paying for
them ; a first rate one stands you $3OO " A
Utica, N. Y., paper states that a gentleman is
now in that oily purchasing carriage and saddle
horses for the Paris market.— Wool Grower and
Stock Register.
FAITH —A negro ptesoher wee holding forth
to his Congregation upon the subject of obeying
the command of God : Says be "Brodren, what
ever God tells me to do in die book, (holding up
the Bible,) dm I'm gwine to do. If I see in it dot
I must jump troo a stun wall, I'm gwine to jump
at it. Going troo it 'longs to God, jompin at it
'Longa to me."
Epitaph for a little boy who tell a victim to a
prevailing disease:—
" The little hero who lies here
Wee conquered by the dierrhies."
A OIROLE . THAID OD the GreatiWestern Rail
way, on Friday last, convoyed els hundred pas
sengers into Detroit.
Msohln• for Distributing Typ•
The- Tribune. givews dem,, Iptionmf a very beau
tifal, ingenious, and so far as tested, very suo
ooesful machine for Distributing, or returning
type to their boxes after tb. printing is com
pleted. The inventor is Mr. Victor Beaumont, of
New York City, a scientific and eleitful mechanic
who has labored .or a considerable time to Over
come all the practical difficulties, and has now
produced and rut in use at the Tribun, office a
fall sized machine capable of distributing thirty
lines of the brevier type of that paper in three
minutes. The machine is autmatio, and dis
tributes with perfect accuracy everthing but
two-m and three-m quadrats without any atten
dance except to supply the matter at short inter
vals. The types are carefully picked apart, and
are left standing in lines suitable for a typeset
ting machine, or tumbled unceremoniously into
boxes, as may be desired, the tatter being easier,
as requiring less labor and care in their removal
by the attendants. The principle on which the
machine is able to discriminate and put each type
in its appropriate place, is that of feeling, not the
face, tint the sides of the body. Each typo is
prepared expressly for the purpose by cutting
three nicks on ice edges, differently arranged for
each letter. The lector a, for example, is manu
factured with three nicks, milled one, two and
three, counting from the highest; c has one, two
and four; b has two, three and five, &o. The
channel leading to each box is provided with a
mouth of the same form, carefully executed in
hardened steel to withstand the wear, and the
lines of typo are passed up successively against
all these channels until the right one is present
ed, when the first typo in the line pope in, leav
ing the next to commence a similar round. The
receiving channels are arranged in a circle,
faces inward, and the lines of type to be die
tributed are ranged radially in a horizontal
wheel of somewhat lesi diameter. This wheel
Is properly geared and rolls around within the
incloeure, presenting each type rapidly but gent
ly to every aperture. The lines are thrust out
ward in the wheel by suitable springs, which
are simultaneously compressed by a simple
movement when it is desired to supply more
matter. In working out the details of this ma
chine the most beautiful simplicity bas been ar
rived at, and every type is a iz-d on entering its
proper channel by a spring lever of sufficient
force to tear it from its fellows, however afice
eive may be its alkaline and inky bond. A Min
ilar lever guards the exit of each type from the
wheel, end the hold is slackened only during
the instant it presses fairly against the steel
mouth of a channel for its reoeption. Thirty
lines are received at once in the wheel, and the
machine has been for several months in opera
tion without iv:peering to wear or othe.wise in
jure the sides of the type. The nicks cause a
slight annoyance by eatchinglhe rule In:Dotting,
but this Oil will probably be cveroome by prac
tice. The Tribune considers that the machine
deserves a very high degree of attention and
promises a great economy in the business of
printing —Ploiadelphia Sun.
Important D.elelon to Steamboat Men
On Wednesday morning (24th teat ) in the
United States District Court, in ecaaion at St.
Louis, Judge Wells delivered an opinlon in the
ease of the Memphis Insurance Company vs.
°Aver Garrison and Daniel It Garrison, which
is of considerable importance to steamboat
owners and merchants. T..e following is a
statement of the case and the decision, v.::
In the year 1899, n large amount of cotton,
three hundred and eighty eight boles, valued tat
$16,200, was shipped at Memphis and other
points in Tennessee, for New Orleans, on the
steamboat "Convoy," of which the defendants
were owners A bill of lading was given by the
boat, under which the oott .n was to be carried
and delivered—.. danye.a of (Iv ricer only except
ed." The boat and cargo with it, in the month
of February, worn destroyed by fire, which it
was admitted did not arise from any fault of the
master, crew, agent or owner of the boat.
The Memphis Inaurance Company bad Insured
the cotton against " lose of fire." They paid
the lose and brought thie snit artlnat the owners
of the boat to recover the value of the cotton,
claiming to be equitably subrogated, or entitled
to all the rights of the original owners of the
cotton.
The Court hold :
let. That the complainants were entitled to
cue in equity, to recover, if the defendants wore
liable
21 That the exception in the bill of lading,
of •• dangers of the river only," did not include
are—fire was not a danger of the river, 'within
ibe meaning of the bill of lading, although it did
not proceed from any fault or negligence of those
mannging the boat. A decree was actoordingly
rendered against the defendants for the value of
the cotton
This decision is highly important to our coin
meroial people generally, and will occasion much
comment among steamboat owners and others,
north and South. The oaso bangs upon a very
moo point, and perhaps a majority will not be
willing to admit the distinction made between
dangers of the river and danger on the river
The question will doubtless be carried to the
Sept - Noe Court of the tialted Statos.—Cmcinnatt
rt rn ea.
Si- Have you a I)laeseed Liver 1--The , 4us.
lion, thomch xtartliug, Im rufll;iently et:Age:vivo, • ben the
fact le taken to o convidera ion that diremtes of the Liver
hove beemoeinoet alarmingly friquent in the Unitel States
th.le are lee fdrmidable dierm.mm that are not iu
some 'Noy traresidie to a deranged gate of that Important
organ Many of the rrwriplaints mmally shamed tinier the
Lead or Comumption, have their origin in the Liver. "Any
remedy that would Incurs regularity and healthful action
to the Liver, would be I, blersing M mankind . " has been
the .xclamation of thousands That remedy h.. been
found; it is safe and cure. When a fair teal bad been
atfovitvl it, it has never been kno•n to fall.
Reader, have you soy 11101411,0 of the Wirer, or disease
which you belle., proce,lA from hepatir derangement'
Lose not a moment, but purchase a box of Dr. Ill'Lane's
Pills, nod ;hey will restore you to health. It Is the only
remedy yet discovered, In whi-h Implicit confidence may be
p local.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none
but Dr. hl'Lane's Liver Pills. All others, in comparison,
are worthies..
41,11- The above rainrble remedy, also Dr. hDLane's cele
brated Verrolfuge, ran oms be haJ at all respectable Drug
Stores 1n this city.
Alan, for sale by the sn' e proprietors,
FLEMING BROS,
Successors to J. Iliad &
octY9. hos Nn. re Word street, noroer of Fourth.
44- Important to Formers—lllow Illitcov
eries.--VEAIKTABLE CATTLE PUWDEII.—Those Poa
den are pat up In one pc•und pack 4, and are really a good
article, not only for the Sienna incident to horsca, cowl,
swine, and other animate, but they are likewice an excel
lent article to improve the condition of the animal.
For Afilch Ours, they not only improve the condition of
mitch cows, but they increase the quantity as well as im
prove the quality of milk and butter. The proprietors say
that it increases the quantity cf butter from half a pound
to a pound a week to each cow, while those persona who
have tried it say a pound and a half to two pun& per
week, with the same kind , f feeding as before. Of one
thing we ars certain, all who use it once will use It all the
time, and save money by the operation as well as improve
the appearance of their i lock Price 25 eta. a paper; spa
piers for 21. (120. 11. IikYSER,
Oorner Wood /crest atd Virgin alley,
set 12 Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Inhalation for Diseased Lao ga
The mode of Inhalation, lu Caere of diseased lunge and
throat, recommended by Dr. Curtis In his advertisement,
strikes or as the true one. It In now generally admitted by
our boat pbpdalann, that local difficult'se can only be sue ,
easefully treated by local applications. This practice has
been pursued from the first with respect to external hatlaru.
metion and corrosions, and we nee not why diseases of the
throat and lunge may not be treated in the same manner;
we believe they may. In this variable climate of ouro,
where lung and throat complaints have become so preys.
lent and rife, we earnestly recommend to the public, and
to the afflicted especially, to avail themnel v. of Dr. Curtin
remedy.—(One who has tried IL J Sae advertisement In
this paper.
Caution—Da. Goa Toe H YG EA NA le the original and only
genordna article. sap4,2ll.dAvir
Air Ague and Fever of Three Years ,
Standing Curad.--Mr John Longd•o, now living at
Beaver Dam, Hanover county, near Richmond, had A gwe
and Fever for three years; most of the time he bad chills
twice a day, and rarely lens than once: he was parched
with fevers as Roost as the chill left him ; and after trying
physicians, quinine, most of the tonics alt,rtised, and
everything recommended to him, was about to give up in
despair, when Carter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of: be
got two bottles, but before he bad used more than a single
one, he was perfectly cured, and has not had a chill or
raver skim.
Mr. Lon Men Is only one out of ttioueande who have
been benefited by this great tonic, alterative and blood pu'
fiber. Bee advertisement. vep4ilm
Stoolsing• and Hosiery for Winter.
—lf you don't want your feet pinched with had and short
Stockings, you will take our advice and go to 0. DALY'S,
corner of Market alley and Fifth street, and boy some of
those elegant Fine Stockings, that make your feet feel nice
and comfortable. DALY also makes and Bells every vari
ety of Hosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and
retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and Fifth
street. oct4
Sur Just. Misdeed, Nil °Nibble's, a splendid
assortment of Fall and Winter GOOdI3, of every description,
consisting of Plush, Grenadine, Valencia and Figured Satin
Vestings, Doeskin and Pansy (hardwares, Cloths, Overcoat-.
logs, Ac., ao. Also, Gents' Furnishing Goods in great vari
ety. which will be sold low for cash. No. 240 Liberty street . .
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH_
Reported Expressly for the Doily Morning Post
From Washington City
WASHINGTON Ciro, November I.—The Russian
Charge d'Affairs resident here has no informa
tion of the advent, as reported, of an ambassador
from the Czar, with a confidential communication
suggestive of the terms on whioh the United
States may mediate in the present European
conflict. -
Lieut General Scott will receive upwards of
$10,600 back pay, by virtue of his brevet ap.
pointment, dating from March .'9lh, 1847, or
about $1,300 a year in addition to his pay and
emoluments as Major General
Commodore Paulding left here this afternoon
for his flag ship, the Potomao, at New York,
which sails in a day or two for the West.
A private letter received by the Africa states
that thougleMr. Mason, our Minister to France,
is enfeebled by his late attack of paralysis, his
intellect is not the least impaired; and further,
that he stands high at the French Court.
The whole number of bounty land warrants at
the Pension Othoo is 222,800; the warrants is
sued, aro 60,043; the applioatione are deerras
ing, only 5,500 having been received during
October.
Nothing has been heard from the British gov
ernment respecting the reFresentation of our
government concerning a violation of the neu
trality laws by English officials, in recruiting
troops for the Crimea.
The Union of this morning. publishes a call for
a meeting of the National Democratic Conven
tion, to be held on the Bth of January next.
The Treasury reports the amount of money
subject to draft et the different departments, up
to Odtober 22,1, to he upwards of $2'2,000 , 000 .
13=1X1:3!M1:1
New Yong, November I.—The long outetand•
ing case of Ross Winans & Co. vs. the Harlem
Railroad Co., for the use of the patent care of
the plaintiff, came up in the U 9. Circuit Court
to-day, and was made the special order for to
morrow.
There is a project on foot for converting the
buildaigs and grounds known as the Hippodrome,
into a Zoological Garden.
In the U. 8. District Court to day, Joseph
Wagner, recently convioted , f enlisting men for
the Brit6h Foreign Legion, was sentenced to
two years' imprisonment and a fine of $lOO
The New York Chamber of Commerce report
was adopted, favoring the repeal of the Usury
Laws, and it was resolved to circulate said re
port all over the State with the view of getting
the opinions of commercial men upon it.
Mayor Wood has made o proclamation forbid
ding all military parades until after election Jay,
In the terms of the low on the subject.
Maryland Agricultural Fair
BALTIMORE, November I.—The grounds of the
Maryland Agricultural Fair were thronged by
al immense crowd of visitors, among whom were
Secretariat Davis, Guthrie and McClelland. The
Flying Artille•y, (roes Fort McHenry, also visi.
ted the Fair, went through drill, and were to
speoted by the Secretary of War. During the
firing one man was mortally wouuded by the
premature explosion of one of the guns.
From Havana.
New Voile, November 1.-- The oew elearnrbip
Ocean Bird sailed today for 11 , tvena aril New
Orleans.
By au arrival to day we have advises to the
21st September from ltio. The cholera was still
raging; there were 00 oases daily. Since its
appearance (hero have been 800 deaths. The
receipts of Coffee have fallen cff and prices are
advanoine.
Prom St. Loul•
Si. Louis, November 1 —The trial of Rol,ort
l'il'Oblennis, who shot and killed Deputy Alar•
ehal Brand, at the Planters' fi(111180, last Fohru
ary, commenced before the Circuit Court yester
day.
The opening of the Pacific Railroad to Jeffer
son C,ty le being appropriately colebratel to
day.
Heavy Hail
LANCASTER, PA., November 1 —Charles Bough
ter, the defaulting Treasurer of the Laneaster
Savings institution, was, released from prison
to day on bail to the amouo• of to
answer at the next term of the Court of Quarter
:lemons.
COll/ 1 of Cl►lms
WASHINGTON CITT. November I In the Court
of Claitne to-day, Mr. Sherman concluded his
argument in tho Florida caeca, and was followed
by Mr. Baiter, of Virginia., on the anmo side,
who npoke until adjournment opioiou hoe
yet been delivered.
New Vous, November 1 —The Annual meet
ing and dinner of the Alumni of Columbia Col
lege took place in this city lasi evening, and at•
trocted a large assemblage. The addroiss was
delivered by Prof. Anderson
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TEI E ONLY RAILROAD
ILUISSISIGI IN EST FROM rut-rmuumati.
Tns fist TAAIA Inas, cl •.! A Al. cLmn¢h t.. c,,
lu 11114011111 and 40 minul..
MAIL TULIN U.. V 1,1 at 9 A. St
K1P1X3.4 TRAIN Ai 3 Y. SI.
Thee. Trains all mat, -Innn, contm - tiont, at Orrin
the Ural two rnonar4 at Alli•nee Tb, I,re, rnote t,,
Louie is now open, via Crrstltue Lod lonnannp,l,m, lon
antes shorter than via Cleveland o.nnertion- are mad,'
at 31•to,Gold with the Newark and Sanaa/Ay City road
and at Creation with the three road,. el neentrating there
For partivulars one handbill, No irnips run on Numb,
Through Ticket') rota in Oltvion•ti, Inu4,ilir Pt Loohg,
lodianapolia, Chicago, llock lel•od, Vort Wyne, Clevelaw!,
•nd the principal Towne and Citi.n, In the We.
The NM I.IIIIOIITON ACWIIIMoDATION TIt.%IN will
leave Pittsburgh at 436 P. H , and Nes Brighton at 7 30
A. M.
For Tickets an 4 further Information, apply to
J. U. CURRY,
At the corner office, under the ItionongabeLs
Or, at the Federal Street Station, to
020 ROE PARKIN, Ticket Agent,
Pittsburgh, July 23, 185 h. (j 924)
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
B BIRO TIM
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna. R. R
TO FORT WAYNE,
'Mill =MUM &ND [10111111:11 KILO FROM PIITSUCIRGEI
461 - Trains connect at Cresols. teithoul detention, with
al/ the Trani, on the Ohio and Penna. Road, and also at
Forest with Tralni going North and South, on the Mad
River and Lake &in Railroad.
For Ticketa, apply at tho Railroad Offices of the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittabargh, Alle
gheny City, or at any of the following polntai
Port Wayna, Bellefontaine,
Cincinnati, Urbana,
Dayton, Elpringteld,
Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
efiTBol2ll deniting Tickets will be particular to ask for a
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad
leg J. EL STRALKIIIAN, Suidt.
era- Batchelor•s Hair Dye.--Do not let the
eTB effoete of other Dyes deter you from relying on the
groat original, WLELILAATID Bare, sure and suldefactory.
Made and sold, or applied, (In nine private rooms,) at
BATOECELOR'S Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, New York.
Sold r wholeeale and stall, by L'r. OIDJ. 11. KEYSER, 110
Wood street. oct26:daw
44 II ATM. H A TIEI.—We have received our FALL
STYLE OF SILK HATS, which will be found, on in
epectlon, a neat and pod article. A good Hat fur $l,
and an extra one for $4. call and see.
MOIWAN A CO., No 164 Wood et,
Next house to the new Presbyterian Church,
mpg One door from Sixth street.
=4:fe. Call at No. 104 Wood. -
and ox•
amine our stock of SOFT MATS and WINTKR CAPS. Just
recoiled, a large lot of Shanghai, Celestial, and other styles
of Cape, which we will Ball low r cash.
octlti MORGAN A CO., till Wood street.
Ata- Balm of Thousand Flowers, for hefted
tying the Complexion, and eradicating all TAM, Dinette and
Placates from the face. Bold at Dr. KEYSER'S, 140 Wood
street. Jana°
Say-Acidity of the Stomach, and Indi
geetlon,—••l can eat anything Vier taking your LAffand
Bitters," is a remark frequently mode to us.
To persona trout led w th acidity of the stomach, indiges
tion, or any disorder f the atomacti, we would only say,
try it. lie world-wide reputation has been established
alone by the many wonderful cures It has effected. When
used for Dyapep,ia, Jaundioe, Liver Complaint., Weakness
of any kind, Costiveness and Piles it should be taken in
small doses—say, half a teaspoonful, regularly three times
a day, before meals.
CAUTION I—To prevent impoaltion, be careful to Rob for
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
. . .
Sold at 11 per bottle, or six bottles for sf, by the propri
etors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Je„ A CO., Manufacturing
Pharu.sceutists and Chemists, Pittsburgh; 11. E. SELLERS
A CU , corner of Wood and Second streets; and Druggists
generally. 0et21.3
air ola irk's Stomach Bitter. are acknowledged
by all who have tried them to be the beet family medicine
of the age, for the cure of Dyspepaia, eastiveness, and a dis
ordered state of the Liver and Stomach. Tbey have no
rivaL The proprietors do not pretend to caution people
from using other preparations that are palmed upon the
public under the name of Stoma& Hitters, for they have
found that only one trial was needed to render such caution
unneoessary.
For sale, wholesale, by Cotton ti CLAIM. No. 22 Market
street; G. IL Kuala, 140 Wood street; and by Druggists
generally.
Sir Stocking Factory.-0. DALY'S Stocking
Factory, where everything is made In the HOSLEIRY LEHR,
is at the corner of St. Olen and Penn streets. lie Is con
tinually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well made
and suitable to the season, which may be always obtained
Wholesale and Retail at hie Store, corner of Market alley
:and Fifth street Don't forget the name-0. DALY sod
No. 20.
_.,. ~ ~~
A. A. on.wisa„.,-„„ . , ..
A. A. CARR' £ BRO.,
Cbrnn. Flmrth and Smithfield greets. PittSbunfh. Pa-•
AGENTS
STATE
MUTUAL FIRE AHD HARTER INBTIRMUS co
OP ria,t ate:iv:La.
CAPITAL .—...—easo,ooo.
ODIARD
FIRE AAD REARMS INSIIRANOS tayairANY
Or PIIILADDLPIIIA.
8300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
WINOHNSTIig, VA.
CAPITAL $300,000
MUTUAL LIFE
HARTFORD, CONN.
ml7' CAPITAL AND A MEM... .11511.134,489.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. N HOHNBERG ER, Pazanarrr.
ROB EMIT FINNEY, Brearlsal.
(.. W. BATOR ELUL liIENXRAL da'.
WILL INS Un.lir. AGAINS r ALL KINDS
0
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRSOTORS :
J . 11. ShooDberg•T , G. W. Casa,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nimick,
haw. M. Pennock, T. B.Uplike,
W. W. Martin, It. D. Cochran,
It. T. Leech, Jr., John A. °Anglia,
George S. Salilen, 8. 8. Bryan,
David McCandless.
AL?. All Loarea anatained by parties Initured under pi:ti
des isaual by thie Oampany sill be liberally adjusted and
promptly paid at its Othet, N 0.99 WATER street. f jyll
Life, Yire and Marine Insurance Company;
CORNER OP WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
_
JAR. D. al'On.c., Secretary.
Mitt Company make° every Insurance appertaining toot
oonclectal with LiVIC RISKS.
Alpo, against Hull and Cargo Make on the Ohlo and Mia•
siesippi rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Loss and Damage by ➢ire, and against the
Partin of the Bea and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies Issued at the lowest naps consistent with safety
to all parties.
DIS 11477010:
11.obett ()ninny, Alexander Bradley,
Juno, S. Hoot., John Fullerton,
J..bu kl'elarken,
Phi Mpg, James W. flaihnan,
John Scott, Chao. Arbuthnot,
Joacih P. tiazram, M. D., David Richey,
J aince NarAha John M`Gill,
Horatio N. Leo, Kittanning. tab'?
WESTERN FARE:MB INEIIINAPICE COMPANY,
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
p J. HUNTER, Aorst, St. Charles Bull ling, No. Di
Third street, Pittsburgh.
0/1101418:
F. A. BLOCKSOM, President.
JAMES BURDICK, The President
LEVI MARTIN, Secretary and Treanner.
PITTBEOIIOII 113/11112110111:
James W. Woodarall, Joseph Plummer,
Jamas Wool, R M. Riddle,
Joe. V. Uarbaagh, Dr Jno. F.. Park,
Wm. Simms, Birmingham, Dawson, Nairrneyer 300
ciTIZIGAIS , Insurance Company of
lhcy Pltt.bargh.—Wlt liAGALBY, Primldea;
tiatilldEL L. MARBEICLL, Beeretary.
Qat,: Di Water Etreet,tietureen Market and Woodstreadt.
I °aurae HULL and OARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Mesta.
dip' Rivers and tributaries.
I 118111,4) against Loss or Elatuage by Mrs.
t.&)—Against the Per - 11AI the Sea, and Inland Matta.
Win arid Transportation.
DIRIKROILIC
William llagaley, Diehard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. lller,
limns' Bea, William Bingham,
Robert Dun lap,jr., John 8. Dilworth,
Isaac M. Pennoet, Francis Sellers,
B. ilarbaugh, J. nclusonmager,
Walterßryant, Willlamti. linpa.
John Bhipton. deal
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
OP PITTSBURGH,
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield streets.
CAPitAL, 1300,000.
Irc.uas Buildings and other Property against Lo;k
or Damage by Mire, and the Perils of the bee and
Inland N•rigatioa and Transportation.
DInnOTORS:
Wm Y. Johnston, Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter
AA. Carrier, kl'Olintock, Kennedy T.Priend,
James Negley, W. 8. Herren, D. It Park,
I rier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. H. Long,
A J Jonas, J. H. Jones, H. IL Ooggshall,
OTIf106113:
Premien: il,m. WM. V. JOHNSTON.
President. BODY PATTkitliON.
src'y and rrearrrer. .A. A. CAIIIIIHR.
.Asnatanf Sccrstary..S. S. CARRIER.
British and Continental Exchange.
SHOUT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, & CO.
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDON,
IN Bone or Li LCD UPWAlttia
rimißse DRAFTS are available at all the pzincips
I
Toone of ENO LA ND, BOOYLIND and lIIICLAND, at
the (VINT I N ENT
alto drat. 8100-, BILLS on
M. A. Drusiebatem &
FRANICPORP A MAIN,
Which, serve an a itemittanoe to all parts of ÜBItM ANY,
bit ZitItLAND and LIOLLAN B.
Bormus intending fo travel abroad may procure, through
,14, tether, of Ormlit„ on whioti Morley eon be obtained, as
in any part of Europa.
Comacnocio of Bills, Notes, erd other securities in Btu
rove, well receive prompt attention.
WM. U. WILLIAMS A CO,
mis2l Wood, corner Third street.
WILLIAM HIINTKIL,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
No. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa
ConfrcAnnT ainnaviNa, the. BEST BR ANDB Of
r 0..•. I.V AN lA,
01110 INDIANA and
MISSOURI, SUPERFINE and
EXTRA FLOUR,
Which will always he sold et the Lowest Cash prices. [apll
WM. B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN BACON,
RIK DES & SHOUIJERS
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED BEEP,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVASSED DAMS
A large stack always on hand at
No. ii 97 Liberty
feel Ptrramou,
JOHN COCHRAN & BROS.
id A N imauroitiniB ors
IRON RAILING, IRON VAULTS,
VAULT DOORS,
Window Shatters, WiAdow Guards, &e.
os, 91 Second •treet and 86 Third at,
(aErnasn WOOD ape liaalaT)
PITTSIEWBOR, re,
liar, on hand a variety of now patterns army an.
Plain, suitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid
to unclosing Grave Lots. Jobbing done at, abort notice. Im9
PEARL STEAK KILL,
ALLEGHEgY.
Fra- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES ;in ;either of
the two Cities.
thiocite may be let at the Mill, or in bores at the Rom of
lANI AN, WILSON A CO., 62 Wood etroot.
It KA UN A MUTSU, corner Liberty and St. Weir eta
P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
0•EILI, OR DaLllnKty.
brN BRYAN, KENNEDY & 00.
Root and Shoe Manufactory.
PiIJAMES O'DONNELL & BRO.;
Would respectfully Inform the citizens
ot Pittsburg[, that they have opened amantiftetory
of biNN'S AND WOMBS'S BOOTS AND 8110E0,
At No. 70 Smithfield 000000
I n Warless's BUILDINGS, where they will be pre pa red to MI
all Orden", of every desortption of Boots and eee at the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of cnstomere they
also keep on sale a good assortment of the best eastern
work. Also , all deseriptions of children's wear.
Terms ttdcay cash; goods al cash prices.
A ..Aar., of the public patmnaito le anlielted• furehate
ALLKOHICIMII VALLIGIF RAILROAD
r Nil It ALL/ARENT VALLRY RAILROAD is now open
1 and In operation between Pittaborgti and filakinilmtas
River, in Armstrong county, Pa , a distance of 31 antes
Trains for Passengers and Freight will leave Lawrence-
ril le Ste Lion, (upper wall of Arsenal.) regularly every even.
n s g. (Sundaye excepted,) at 5 o'clock., and stop at the follow
ing stations, via
Bharpsburg, ishwles Run, Ireland, Bandy Creek, Verner,
iiul ton, Logen's Eddy, Logan's Ferry, PartOISSLUI, Arnold's,
Toren tam, Chertlera, hicCain's, Freeport, and Hiskiminitas.
Returning, will leave lilakiminitas Station at 8 o'clock
A M., and step at all the above intermediate stations.
The Exoelsior Omnibus Line will convey passengers to
and from their depot, oorner Fifth and Market streets, at
rhargna not exceeding twelve cents.
Tickets can be had at the Omnibus Office, from the Agent
of the Company, or from the Conductors.
Arrangements ere being made to convoy passengers from
Freeport end Kbelmlnites etatlons to points along the Al
legheny end Kisalmbattas rivers.
A. W. lirostitri
NTOTARY PUBLIC, end Onnmisaioner for the Status)!
11 Tenneesee, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Wisoonsin,
8 "w York, Michigan, lowa, ()Aromas, Virginia and Lou-
Wens.
far Deeds drawn, and aelmowledgmenta and proof
taken for 'word or ass In any of tba9kbova named
Illinois, Mississippi and Rhode Island.
Pittsburgh. March 28. 18.56—{mh21,
Xi i AGAZLNES, A o.—Putnam's Monthly for November.
1.111. Grahatea American Monthly do
Peterson's Ladies' National do
Godey's Lady's Book do
Frank Leslie's Gazette of lashiOn do
Illustrated London News, latest number.
London Intel, do
Yankee Notions fbr November.
Jost received and for sale by
W. A. OILDENBNNNNY & CO.,
oct3o Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
UT BR-lukegs prime Batter for sale by
.1) oct23 BENNET H. COLLINS
4 4 .
PAr is
CONNECTICUT
rai#4,4:1:411:(8101
DEALER EXOLUEUVRLY IN
AMMEMIN
OEO E. EIOURAUId, Engineer
MEMEI
_....._D~4tilßD • ._
In RdWAWA, on Thursday, November Ist, by the Her.
-, Captain GEO. DOME, of the steamer Rosalie, to
A
M Ise LICE CU riga, of the former place.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1 . 1. Wendell Philllywof Beaton, will deliver
s Lenore benre thelfoung Men'a Library Anode-
Con, and the public generally, on MONDAY,. November
6th, at CITY HALL: ~-
Sonner--" The Philosophy of the Reform of Slavery."
Doom opetratt% O'cloctsoo Termer:we at-!ti o'clock.
Tickets, 25 oeuldl.--to be had - ei the Slade at4Boo Stores,
Hotels, Litcranr Roollta, Loptuce Alcnat .. nittee, and at the
door.
JOHN M. KIRKPATRICK, WM. H. KINCAID,
filil RT WOODS, &LIAR H. IRISH,
J AMES BUCHANAN, Lecture Committee.
nov2
Pittsburgh Board of Trade.—The reg
uw tiler Monthly meeting of the Annotation will be
held on FRIDAY, November 21. at 2 o'clock P. M. A full
attendance Is requested, as amendments to the By-Lawa
will be proposed. J. P. BARR,
nevi • • Secretary. •
SUINGLE MACIIIXE.
Rendsßl) Double Acting River and Shaver.
gime improvement is the result of tong maim: id ex
perience, and Is now presented to the public as the tint
sod only practical machine extant far Riving and Shaving
Shingles its operations are entirely dissimilar from every
thing of the kind heretofore offered, and the combination
and construction are wholly original with the Inventor.
It both rives and shaves with the rift of the Umber, by Ant
splitting from the block a piece thick enough for two shin•
gin, which piece isegnally divided, and by passing through
two sets of knives, completes the operation, thus producing
two shingles at every revolution. Ttits machine will rise
and shave three thousand shingles per hoar, of uniform
thickness andlaner, and every war superior to those man
ufactured by any other process. Not only is it adapted to
hine, and othefeoft wood, but works to equal advantage in
ard timber of various descriptions.
Sot right of territory, or machines, inquire at the City
lintel, or et H. H. Ryan's Dernittrelinlidings, Wifth street.
All Interested in the improvements of the age should not
fail to call at St Firth street, and examine the workings of
the River and Shaver.
novfluitt 0. K. OH eMBERLIN, Agent.
UN DNRWRITNIPti SALE OF NAILS AND BPIK99
1..) On Satu,rday morning, November 8, at 10 a'c!oak, at
the Warehouse of A. A. Hardy, No. SO Water street, will be
amid-125 kegs Nails and Spikes, of various sizes, slightly
damaged by water.
nov2 P. H. DAFIB, Auctioneer.
PAINTINGS—un Saturday evening, November 34,
ki will be sold, at the Commerciel Sales Rooms, cornet of
Wood and Fifth streets, at 734 o'clock, in addition to the
catalogue of Itooka—Three large Oil Paintings and Frames,
which can now be seen at the place of sale.
nov2 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
NEW ORLAANS liUGatt AT AUOTION--On Tuesday
morning, November 6th, at 10 o'clock, at the Ware
house of Meilen. Bell A Liggett, Water street, between Mar
let and Ferry, will be sold-14-klida New Orleans Sugar.
nor 2 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
IL - 4 11.811-40 bola Salmon ;
80 lonia and half bbIB White Nth;
GO do do Trout ; for gala by
nor 2 HENRY H. COLLINS
J INSIIRD OlL—Received and for tele by
.L 4
nov HENRY H. COLLINS.
bble (matt Louinville Lime for Bale by
nor 2 HENRY IL HOLLINS.
lassar,-800 boxes pnme W. U. mating for sale by
nos 2 . HENBY 11. COLLINS.
BROOMS -60 dot Own Brooms for sale by
oov2 ISKRLY IL COLLINS.
rriABLE LINENS—
I Bleached Cloths from 7xB to 10:16,
Unbleached do do do
Half-bleached do do do
Table Diapers;
Snowdrop Diapers;
Damask.
Jost received at No. 75 Market street.
nov2 BROOKS & COOPER.
'IIIEAP St Alin--Goalßrowo Sugar at 8 cents sp fb, by
lj retail. Layering's Double Relined, Crushed and Pul
verized Sugars, 11 cents lb. et the
nov2 PEK IN TEA Mina. as firth .t..
E=i:iUMCIM=
PATENT FAN BLOWERSI
For Foundries, .114I1irm Male, &nth Fires, di.
PAMITZD AIL! 17, 1855.
TIMMS PANS are made on an entirely new principle,
aed will rim with lent powur than any other an now
lu ma. • • -
The bloating ohsel is math' lighter' and strouger , then
that of any - other, and from Its_peoultar oonstructlon Ibse
liable to get oat of order. The shafts are made of east
ett..ol, and the journals are parallel, running in gun metal
boxes. idlifildli fdTulg;
A gent for Manufacturers, No. ED Fourth et.;
nor I:d.w tf Pittsburgh.
EiTLACK'S OMIT IMPROVEMENT,
For Fastening Washboards to Walls
PATENTED JUNE 5, 1855.
NO GOOD BUILDING ehould be finished without ming
them F.tstenings.
5108E8 F. BATON, Agent far Patentee.
80 Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Beier to the fallowing Architects is this city : J. W. tier ,
Eeq., Charted Baitberger, Fiq, sod Menus, Darr A liweir,
RN, nor;
Eureka Insurance Company.
A N ELLVIION for Thirteen Li:alter; no save for tl
It ensuing year, will be held at the office of the Cotu
piny, on TUICIIDAY, the 13th day of November nest,
mean the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock A. IL
to bdtd R. FINNIC?, Seere'ary.
OILS CLOTIIII96.
G .
ENTLRIIEN requirlog Horse Clothing will end a largo
assortment at ULIVEIt.B. No. 4 St. Clair atroet.
Blankets; 74 emits and upwards. Railroad Wrappers and
eileiabuog Rolm de. ton
Parma for Sale.
NO. I—A Yana of 1.11 acres In Adams townsh p, Butler
county, within two miles of the line of Allegheny Co.
No. 2—A form of 180 oars In Armstrong county. Iron
ore and cot In abundance.
Nu S--Si Fara of 284 acres In Vennilles township, near
SPEoesport, Allegheny county.
No. a—A Penn of 88 acres In Plum township, sixteen
miles Instil Pittsburgh.
No —A Vann in Patton township of 110 acres, throe
miles from Prharrayerville
No. 18—A Pa= of 13.: acres, cupola:a the farm of Gee. A.
Bewwd, Leg. nesr Irlieesport.
No. 7—A /arm of 68 acres in Robinson township, Alle
gheny county.
No. B—A Farm of 78 acres in Plum township.
App'y to BLANKLY d It WHEY,
corner ef Seventh ani Emfthltell sts.
rEN.O.II and examine Register. inovtds.
‘Ai AN r SITUATIONS—An aged lady wants a sintation
as bouse•keepor; a young man as bar-keeper; a
clerk; a porter; a laborer ; a boy to learn a trade. OW
all glee good references.
Wsurro—Two Mackay:Wm, a Protestant Gardener, a
good Moulder.
Apply
rt at BARB'S Intelligence Office, 410 Liberty sheet.
no
EMPTY BAG6--%10 &apt, Bags toy sale by
novl RHYMER & ANDESSON t 39 Wocd at
FNCIPS lINUAKB-25,000 Just 'waived and for iolo
by, itrovll REIMER & AI;NDICR.SON.
117BACCO-60 groaa Goodwin's cdobrated Eine thrtohew
Ing Tobacco jut.; maimd and for sale by
novl ERTIVER & ANDERSON..
AA. ISInEWN &an &Caber opening Cl Fell
and Winter Bonnets, on Thursday, November ht
Upward, of 400 new and tashionabb, Bonnets in s a ti n , ir.l•
yet, and other materials, end of the newest Pubs styles,
• 111 be exhibited. nonl.
HOSIZILY AND ULOVID3.—A. A. MAMA 4 CO. torte
received • very large etoek of the above, convisting bf
every variety of Ladles', G eats' and Children's Hosiery,
(Noses, Mitt Le., suitable fur the lesson. noel
NEW BOOK S—Six Days of Creation;
Clouds nod &wahine, or the Life of a Village Pardon
Scenes in the Practice of a New , York Burgeon;
A Visit to the Camp beta a Sebastopol;
The Proverbs of all Nation;
My Bondage and Freedom, by Fred. Douglass;
Mary Lyndon: an autobiography;
Omar Pasha, or the Vizier's Daughter, by G. W. M.
Reynolds;
Japan as it is and was;
The Mayflower by H. Beecher Stowel
Sunshine on Dilly Paths, by H. Beecher Stows ;
The Blase of the Lamp;
Life and Times of James Gordondiennett ;
Women of the French Revolution.
For sale by 194311 IL T. 0.-mocsaAN.lo4 Wood 4..
MAItIIIIA WRAPPING PAPERS-40mi /L Demos, 65
Mai ket Monet, near fourth, has Jost received another
supply of ildanilla. Wrapping Papers, of cap, medintu,large
and extra large sizia—llght and heavy---suitable for Dry
Goode, Shoo and Trimming Stores. Lbroinarclai Note, (a
bandeaus article at $1,50 per reara,) Circular, Letter, Paola.
cap and Sermon Paper Blank Books, Ink, Ac, always on
band at former low pr ices. 3011 N S. DAVISO
ocl3l 65 Market wtreat, near fourth.
AGAZINSti, do.—aezper's New 11.4mthly Megaz
01
for November •
Patuam's Monthly for biases:2W;
Frank Leslie's 'Gazette do
Just recelvel and for sale by
W. A. ClMAttrEtaiira a co.,
oct3l Fifth et, opposite the Theatre.
500 li&ILBYB.11 bLAGAZINIC just received; also, all
otber Magazines; and so at 20 rents pet copy,
excepting Blackwood. It you want to save 25 percent.,
come to I...tUfFEBTB Badman, N 0.30 fifth eG [oct3l
ti MORS'S, PUTNAM'S, sad all the alatoodatle for
11. November, for sale by , a 00,
octal N 0.32 thalthtleld Elrod. •
LIACCILICNY BMOC 6TOOK yeAtIOTION—On Thum
day evening, November let, at 7 o'cloeV, at the liter
atm& eteetiange, will be sold-3l stoma Old Allegheny
arida., Company Stock.
octal P. Al. PAWS, 'Auctioneer.
S OPHRIOII BROWN bUGAR AT ATIOT/ON—On RWI morning, November 2.1 at 11 o'clock, at the °calmer
flat Bala Itooms,,corcer of Wood 40 PM Arent" will be
sold-20 bbis prime Cuba finger. ,
oet3t P. M. DLITI3, Amelioriettr.
LAMPBLAOR-100 barrels for safe by
B. A. FAIWNSTOOK a CO.,
ootBl earner °Mat and Wood eta.
SOP. OoLLB. SODA-160 Uvular Oslo by '
ocl3l B. A. PAIINEB2OOII & CO
XT. LOG WOOD-200 cases (or salv by
Li oath:. . .: N ,o
VINIS SP • ONOE-1 have on hand Large assortment of
1 . " flue Sponge. Thatemnitlng • good arttote can alsraya
procure ft at JOB. FILFJ3IIIIO'B,
oct3l corner Diamond and Market et.
ouniuDeed BOHN A PPS-12 dose 4 of this celebrated ar ,
ticle jciet received by (001311 708. FLEXING.
allia illioLo4lollUrr—The best article atm to uso for
curing. Paver end Ague, and other bilious &ware%
Those maiming from tie above complaints shoat call and
tty bottle. Twelve &meg Juetreoe, iced by
oital :708. PL MtNO.
iimurane st.tompal—lSurtior tdienYtidng ofdhe kind
now In nos. Twelve do:m.lton Aneolyed by
oet3l • • JOB. HAWING.
CLOVE ANO.O.INr.--1n efro•ottud cure for Toothed.
Twelve dozen Just reccdred by
on3l dO3 PLEISITYM
'DARBY'S TlLlMPtiliftol.l6—.l4 down of gbh colobratoc,
VI Hair Teak Pied received b 'JQA. nitarsrai
pan
_ „
161011, tiALK—A Yam contataing•oll am" situate
r In Robinson Townatdp, AllegbellEtoull%dim.
from the city, and neat the Btonbanntle 410
j Xk iii MANlVleraPaitaarlit
tone: Wall: 'watered, az farm ialit be aAd at. gnat
.argalti. Apply to BLAKELY k
Deal
•
T OH BALai—ileven -Howes mini token PecincYhiacilli
ff Avenge, near the corner of Itigh etinet. Lot SO feet
front en the Avenue, and 117 feet back; on which there
erected five brick and two frame houses. resits for about
84E4 &y ear. Will he sal very chirp And, to. '
• BLitc(ilLY4 11101/Ifilv:.
cabal,
lAN eaded Canes/03-4:ls band, a dna assortment Of Enver lend gold
NJ H, at . •
oct2B L lIIRSOPIELD. & SONS
I_ I VMM BALANCES—Be/Taal new varfelles_4o4 niOd
B. HAVEN . I3 Atatiodezy WaraPo4l l 4 =out
earner off Beansd.
U. TAB-10 bble N. 0. Ti:, oaloe.bnis,,i to astir% on .
11. consignment and for sale b
L, um a 00.
GSM
r. I
,
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- - - tkanething-to349l37bOtbre.m'''''
. .
13 L 0 D T,sl6:4 Wl6-10P, 1 18
• MONT 661•191131216 D
Portable - .oven,
To which atm awarded thelilltailida rtftlia Oldo
lteettantrd Institute Idal 1866.
41hrraided to 0;4 wairtrfuelfdratairy ofht, Ones in w s
, rows. INVJNTION, the nude of vomitedtraperense'
11 nowconfideiqty Freaemectoths imblieraa Mario In
point of economy, safety, durability, woof arianagarnala,
conventencosandi abovealli In the .ansivalled taannor In
which It noes It. work, to say other taverrtion of th e tind
nos In nee.
ri 4 apeviett Oren, doing everyttdag molted of it In the
most superior man: er. It will mu at the mho Gray as
many different Wilde of Meade IS the Oran can contain,
each piece will be perfectly sweet,and tree from weenie.
leg from the different rarletles ir these gases Ord
,Lit
through an-escape ptite at.the top, _-
For baling breed and pastry, thfe;',Gren It without a
'rival, as the brat Is waisted byOkurPetS at, the bottom,,
and is under perfect control of the operator. ' lt ltFuttz
Celled In plat of economy (Lithe hest restated b generated
within the Oven. The material of whichlt menuLecturad
beings non-conductor, and constraeted with ate chamber;
there Is no radiation of heat, and a small quarit , tipf Meal
will keep it going for blunt - The material will ndther rnar
nor burn out, and the Oven vat tastier years ,
SEVEN SIZES,
Suitable for the smallest private family, or for Reamers
and Hotels of the larmt (lass, manufactured - by G. B.
BLODGETT A CO., College street, Endlagtco, Tt:
Prom throe who have them In use at the present dais;
City Hotel, littabnigh-J.E. - flletS, Proprietor;
Angler House, Cleveland;
Weddell Howe, do
Jo/moon:House, do . _
Pa - Rh A Knights, do
L; M. Plain, do • . • -
Marine Hospital, do '
Steamer North Star, do
Dudley Bull, Eutfale, N. Y.;
Wadsworth House, de.
Courter House, do 4
Piddoes, Perri a Co., Rochester;
„ SL Chadds Hotel, eyraease ;
Globe Hotel, - do
J. L. Cock a Eon, Coffee Gown, Byracansi
Syracuse Bone. do
Rego' Hotel, Utica:
American Hotel, Utica;
New England Hotel, Utica;
Utica Seminary;
Given's Hotel, Petwneetaly ;
l'randretb House, New York ;
. D.l). Howard late of Irving LIMN N. Y.;
Ilayhuron, hew York ;
Steana, Phillips A Co , Newark, N. J.;
J. Fenno, Philadelphia; .
Fluor& Hall, do
Ohio Mechanics' leotard, Cincinnati;
J.Hameln' A Co., do
Stainer U. S. A, Lake Champlaln ;-.
Steamer Canada, do
Steamer America, do
Steamer White Hall, do
Steamer Ethan Allen, do
R. G. Cola, Darlington, Vt.;
George P. Marsh, do
America]) ilotel do
Exchange Hotel ' , de
Howard Hotel, do
Harare Loom* do
John Perk, do
J. N. Pommy, do
Spears, do
IMP The Agent and sample of the OviuMay be son at
the City Floret: • ' settEd,detis
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
MOM
BROAD - -GAUGE; !--
911117, 81[0:•TEST, QUICKEST, CIIKAPESSANDONLY
1,
ROUTS by which Passtm g_ets can Iwo all'Eathipsci to
St. Loci& Time to St. Loots, 27 Wort, trom Vittaburgb.
The Btx Feet Gauge of this kind acebtontodateis wide due
—.eleven feet Inslde—with Min) twits, witattabixbre on
narrow gunge roads
-
By the Obto and Pernarylvania Ramat' from rittsbdrgh
to Overihoei Wanton connect with Railroads Ibt.
apolta—comzecting than" with Terre Mare and Richmond
Railroad for Vim:enure. No dump of serest Tare - Rant&
Renege °heard to Indianspolio, thence to St.. Lairirt - tt
Trains leave Pittsburgh to follows: •
The, lest Train WOES at 2 A. M.
Mail Tral leaves at 8 A.M.
Rapreat Train Until at 3 P. M., „-
Paramigere make elose , oonamtkerut Ornatini ff 4 In
dianswlWand there make dote man
road fQr Vincennes. without-a change if narevaiiitat
Cannes take thoUbto and AlLishailppiltallroad dind for Bt.
Laula—tbrongir in 27 heifer; co noedtie eat -Sandoval irltk
the Illinois ie,ntrat Ilailroad. Mr Cairo, +share that ihma
-Steamers can at all limas be hadlor . lllatophis,Nlokakarg e
Slow . Orlesure, and all points on th e tower Miss issippi filter.
Passengers can alaraye tlnd- at St . Lonls stonier:, Bsr the
Upper atissinippi, Illinois ana hlhvonri rivers:
This Is ono hundred talks the shortest tante to St.Lccule.
To St. Louis tie Bellefontetoe aid SO
To " " Columbus, Xenia and Nide:a—. .111 SO
To " Columbus,tduclanattandLannZe....
burg 19 SO
Peasengere and Sewage transferred hose ,tepot to depot
free of charge.
ifor through tickets or further infolixtetionVe**4
to S. 0. ClittliT, Ticket Agint,;(l. A P. l laUttntComptiliTe
corner office. Monoogabela Route, Pittsburgh, 0i.M.91110.
PAULIN, Ticket Agent, Federal. Street Stilton, Allegheny
City. - • JAMB M. WARD, -
Superintendent o.k M. lliarmr.
P. KNOWLAND, Passenger Agent,..YitteburgibPiCl
octl9
Banc Et ANTIS ANN InEvii4xtes!.,
Mutual Insurance:Ctinktiairin
No. he Walnut erred, second sloordhee .51,wytkl
PUILADY,LPEELL - r-
Authorized
Capital PIM in ...
Chartered by the LeglelatutottPinqs, Ayril2,lBp3.
1. LITB COMPANY is noiii prriaret Issue TO/al Mre in.
Fire Marine, N trigitior dam *
at the cu rrent rates of prelnlam; and Laving the seCutity•
of • cash capital, It alto naivete the intuited m ituntieitar
ticipatton In the profits, without any !lability wludevey.
tiIttECTOSS.! ,
Henry L. Stevenson, Stephen !Firm`,
Jobe W. TIMM, Tabu M. Gatums7,.
Daold 11. Taylor, Alexiindar ,
Thomas D. Smitb, Itioltattlott, , .
William F. Howie, , John 11: 1 36ti1a41.1 7 , 4 .
William Morris, Jas. W. - We:too, 151..
HENHY'L. PresMard•
H. H. Rwasitanvitectelary.
- - THOS. 11UNTE1*-ggen4
oat° No. 90 Waterst.: between Wood and 31Yrket•
PITTII3/ 1 / 1 011 AND CONZIELLOVXiiig
..m
R Al LSO A D . -:,;, : -'3.,
fllliß PITTSBURGH AND tIONSIELLEIVILIA , UN,
.1. ROAD is now open front West Newton to Cbmseihrrillis,
ftfty.eight miles 'Dom Plttabingb, on the IcrustilVtany
River. ,
tot L ao
• .f
This new first dace Wed le now, open ter Lao tranuninte.
ton of passengers and traltilsili totaledion with the tali
steamer EOLISH, inns esti:9oml toConneihrGileaddlYs
ea follows: • , , i , , ,,
Tbs. steamer . BOLIAN we leave ter What 1104 the
lionongakela Bridge, every afternoon at "ttalfpald, *reel
o'clock, for West Newton, onnliveihaS time with the mom.
tag train leaving at Bsp for Bennettsville, ant wottith/g
Mare at 9.60 A. a., in time for the Stage for Unicadawat.
Pare tr. C0nne1in1i1e—........—.......—............51, 76
Pare to Uni0nt0wn........ . ..... 226
A train will h Cont . e
leave Osnßmile "- in the , reomdpg aysis
o'clock, for Wed Newton, and connect Cower lettbp the
steamer Rollin at 7.30, In time to reach Pithilargtipt 1
I._ m.
Faro front Connellsvilleto
Pare faith Uniontown toTittebargh......:=4l/s i
The Local -.Freight- and Passenger Train'arlitteave (km
nallsville at 1030 A.. 211., and reWtaing lifirt.Werft
Newton at . 3.30 P. M, stopplag-mt, all way stations for
treight.an pesteagers. -
Oa Saturday the usual afternoon train 'ants atcsaftdll
the following morning at 8 30 o'clock. t
Passengers by the Saturday afternoon boat lb= Plithb
burgh Can by this errangsment go ibrwardivithonedidall-
For farther informatimvenPNy to the board.
the steamboat Nollan, or toSho Agenta at Airditatiartou
and Connelsville. AN: CLILLDWINA,
oct3o Anistaitt -811Peshlles4Vat•
White Fish Filx ht 11
RIKER do lIIIS~ARDe'
0AAWV7R.4'.12E651,
11.i1TB FOB 'SAM ithdierliCnitetardlY
on hand, a tall eapplyaf.
Fresh and Halt White Fla,hg ,
And all other malaise of 'LAHR MIMI roie2Sedin ie
Bottlers*.
TWIN OGDEN E CO., _Bottlits, No . Vt. Berl sheet,'
V/ would respecifelly Worm, the publlo thet thsylitive
wastently on bend a large 'snyt,ly of SABBAPABIQA,
MINERAL WATER, ALE anA 20 4 1 5E14 01 4. 1 0 11 10E 114 '
it3r.
The attentloo of fernlike le_ ; yeelloOlitir AtreateA *Li MS
fact Owl. they bottle mammal_ AL& fultkpurst
state. PbYslosne noceamend it L tSfeelllielkillt mei-10 of
its wholesome and atreagtheabi <militia. Imolai
No.
'tenting and. /Mouse Fursinttlag" - terms
- 75•Narket Stria. . .
TUB give one entire attention torlia larder steak, to
the exclusion of rimer goo's, In consestunme of Sala
our assortment Is both branches is must.atensyge:
have jtist revoked our
SIONED SUM? ON:00Cat*:"
And can guarantee parsons sentiMargoOda .111.P1tOttngto
be pleased tabth in quality and price. ." Caltaria . Mettut; ,
we- Please note the locatiou, Pb ,IN .Iratatteset--
. octBo • - - : BROOKS OCKYPIEW.
BT a young man et ability auct44loeliti; tnatton
as BookAreper nir Baltratin 1 4 , 1 1 4/.1 1 1 1 :4 Of.litagale
or roannfietnring Mantua. Also, it gookratrat bramin
not related. Beat city references eau Do prelit, AthUmes
J. 141.;" Box 725, Poet °Oleg tet3LlVlr
ll drawn by & Co 4 y a ilr ank i & h * . nndi . d ' 4lo4l / 8 b ann .....•
(1500,)datel Octobei3oll4lB6s - - . 1111 R
&Ping receiving mid cheek , d otober3ocbalB6b . "186311"4"a4
orlabSt Nirinegt,&s&bogyit*W,
•
PEKIN TEA STOR.E*
No. 98 lijkl4 drat_
OVEHINGT Double Rstina:l,llruoliiil .ittotAttyttittel
SUGAItB, at 11 cents Ib, -- .P ; tmollitto6trtivat - 11%
cent,' vi .
ON THIIII2DAY, the ..2.6th Ltudanki:7oo,7l72:l GOLD
131110 ST PIN, without set, boxibxlet le al:4moms.
bty rewarded by teivinkit atlhipout TEA froassi NA
33 blab street • r:-0027:
Our - . l2 Mteeem , rfejtorrfelfe r a%Lize4'
Ei*TING ; 4,ol4jAir
, AL4I. 14140/4 feud of 0000 - 4inNikleiti
Ur' PI mil end iedgefot tbstmaelemr:4hmli
out bend, the beet of ‘Clystami.hfelArVarese
home made . Breed; Hey Coltirifokl• 14 0 1
Corti 'Bread, Mush mot .15111k,-yrted Iffash,'Wsmeejteerk
wheat Cam, Ao. : lhe tholtfog 3111::bA 1 1 . 11 .44P 1 win gmtll
thirisiiiii4paeoist4e4o.
Wt. Femilfee supplied
usnara gobtxx.l—isanutd AMU 'Wiltabtat.oo l l
1.7 Razor or a good Gold Pan; (Indirpanioddcarride, for
every aconrata, truth intollgent_tarson,) alit ' return
much plea/ors and usON.:Pn the
the •cIMI
or Mutat and Fourth atreats.is generalirisTartoXin irsts
assortmentl.l3oo c1% 111 4t5' 4, 11 4 1 1 1 :,, Segj—
quality- eonsidare& -
Dors 'tour Watch nerd ivrpahing or tleahlngt
two the be at w o w ' Roaring 13hDji : In't!la State, C
hat street, corner stlraorthi ' . - octal
I YXW Baltdaplg—Ona _of. Imes, aViroode
A gaily improved, with Milli end Wain re; assil *Mat
log 99 the.Oldo direr. It Is aped at, mask leel.thatilta
worth.
ogfriot of Ma =Jame, theAlleghew titer
queue Borough, on which 13 erected se ;10-hclase,:;-'l3
will :As gra In ertehaugelbegood Western land.
Idght, IiCITSIIt Jack's Hun, three !anti iseleilifhl dt. t
-three acres adlohdrig Temperametilld
All these are oft red low enough to tempt you Mit of
1014 Whey :said If these do not salt YMAJaattlia sad got
my printed 'Register of Lots am.llaude ter ale. On It them
°re tergalus offeml. MAU WOQUe...I" -
oct3l 76 Iburth greet:
1 -