Ottsburgt _(.oattte. pSTTBB'QRQH: TOURSDAY 310NNINO, NOV. 26, 1867. sir OTFIt7dZ PAPER OP THE arr: 'us - - News of the City and Neighborhood . ---- \ ISpochd Correspandenev of the Pittsburgh davetta] Wasunnvos, PA., Nov. 24, 1867. Editors . Gazette.—Court met on yesterday Morning; at 9 o'clock. In a short time after the Court was opened, the jury in the case of Kerr, having intimated that they desired further Instructions, were brought into the bar, and his Honor ' the President Judge entered into a aomewht lengthy explanation, as to what con stituted he different grades of offence, into which h icicle was divided by the Act of 1794. After a full exposition of the law upon the sultlect, -by the Court, the jury retired to their romp, and about half past eleven o'clock, gave out • the announcement that they had agreed upon a verdict. They, were accordingly . brought in and the 'prisoner sent for, in a few minutes he made his appearance accompanied by lhe Sheriff, and the usual formalities having been gone through with, the jury returned a Verdict of "guilty of murder in Us second degree. - The accused is a man near eighty years of age, of rather small stature, and very much herit. Before his trial came on, be had flattered hilf with great hopes of an acquital: but it Is a id, that a ft er Gm development of the test i. No y agaitiiihiM,. ho abatidoned that hope, and lse w tolerably well prepared for the result, which he ore with a good degree of equanimity. After the rendition of the verdict, he gathered up flis hat and staff, and followed the Sheriff froki the. Court room carrying with him the he ft felt sympathies of all who were present. a r. Montgomery at once moved fora new trial an placed his reasons on file; but with what shop of success, remains to be seen. Should the • motion be overruled and 'sentence pro nonpeed, it is highly probable that an appeal to Executive clemency will be resorted to. Should this'course be determined upon, the old man .will be able to enlist a very strong support from dm Citizens of the county, • ' When tho beds rung for the meeting of the Court at thrhe o'clock in the afternoon, a gener a rush on the part of onecitizans of all classes to the Court rosin took place, in consequence of the immor which bad become rife in the streets darilar the recess, that the jury in the case of Jones, had agreed upona verdict. Immediately after the meeting of the Court, the jury were brought into the bar by the officers having them in charge. His Honor, Judge Gilmore, having aacerialned that they were ready to render their verdict, ordered Jones to brought up. As some little time necessarily elapsed before the priso ner made his appearance, the vast crowd in at - waited his arrival with breathless si lence; all present carefully scrutinizing the coun tenances of the twelve "good men and true," who had given to the case seventy-five hours of anxious and prayerful deliberation. Their careworn appearance, and the air of solemnity with which they took theirplaces in the box, foreshadowed the awful doom they were about to pronounce upon tho accused. In a short time the prisoner appeared in charge of Sheriff Bruce, and Mr. Aiken, the Clerk, having called over the names of the jury, and propounded the usual question, the. foreman of the jury, Mr. Hart, arose in his place, and with much feeling announced that they had 'found the prisoner "enure Ur Ill'llol3l la rue FIRST DEGREE. " — AL the request of Mr. Hopkins, ono of the conned for the prisoner, the jury was then poi lea, when each juror responded for himself, a GUILTY Or NrIIDEII IN TOE MST DEGICt." During the progress of this grave and solemn ceremony the vast moiemblage stood in breath less silence. The prisoner bocci! all with calm composure and exhibited not the slightest sus ceptible emotion. _ Indeed from his demeanor one would hardly suppose that he appreciated the dreadful situation in which ho was placed. ljr. Hopkins gave notice of a motion for a new trial and stated that he would file his rea sons at another time . ) T e prisoner was then remanded to jail, and .4 th vast crowd drawn together to witness the 1 sad scene retired from the Court room. The jury had retired to their room at noon on Friday Last, and had been kept together for seventy-five hours. It is but simple justice to them, to say, that no more intelligent, high minded and conscientious set of men were ever empartueled in Washington County. On Sab bath they attended Divine service in the fore noon at tha Presbyterian Church, of which Rev. James .1. Brownsou is the pastor; and in the evening they attended the Associate Pre_sbyte rimi iSeeeder ) Church under the partond Charge of Dr. Hanna. In their room, we are in formed that they frequently sought at the Throne, of Grace, Divine direction in the periar tumee of the solemn duty devolved upon them. Such vas the unbciunded confidence of the pub -116 in this jury, that whatever might have been t.ir verdict, it wauld hare been received with Ititercrsal satisfaction by the people. This morning Mr. Hopkins placed on file hie reasons port of the motion for a new trial and irorrestlit judgment, as follows ton A NEW TRIAL. 1. The verdict, is unsupported by the evidence, and against the charge of the Court. 2. During the trial of the cause, the jury was allowed to separate d. After they had received the charge of the Court, and had reified to their room, the jury was permitted to separate; and members there of were taken by the constables back and forth through the' crowded Court-room without per mission of the Court. 4. Ater the cluirge hod been delivered and the jury hied retired, they were permitted Ire queritly to return lo the Court room while Court was not in ousel n, and there had access to books and papers.{ Some of the members of the jury in this ease were permitted to be intho Court room with some of the jut-ors in the ease of the Com tiintrealth TS. John Kerr,after they had retired to deliberate and when the Court woo not in session. U. After the jury had retired, penons not sworn as Constables, were permitted to 'supply them with eatables, and to remain with them frequently, and for a considerable time while they partook of the same. The jury were taken to church, where they were subjected to improper remarks, applicable to this case. S. After they had retired, members of the jury were furnished with documents procured from the Post Office, without the consent of the Court. 9.- A member of the jury had expressed his opinion as to the guilt of the defendant before the trial—a fact unknown to the defendant and Lis counsel until after the verdict was rendered. 10. The Court erred. in admitting statements otßenry Fife. 11.' Great feeling and prejudice existed in the community, and improper means were need to influence the verdict in this case, REASONS LS AREIZST Or Jr-DC/VENT 17 TLo indictment is joint against Wm. Jones, jr.,and Henry. Fife; and the Commonwealth pro ceeded to trial without asking for a severance, Henry Fjie not 'being present nor represented by eoanseL • '2. The verdict does not slate under which count of the Indictment the defendant is found • guilty. The Contt directed the reasons to be filed, and Clio argument of the motion will he taken up tome day during the week. The greater part of yesterday no, occupied with the argument of the motion fla• n new trial in the case of titeCommonwealth V 3. Barger, the defendant having been convicted of forgery at August Term last. The Court have not yet Greeted on opinion, but will decide the matter sometime during the present term. 'Mr. Wilson, the Distridl Attorney, this morn ing, called up the ease of the Commonwealth vs. George Fenner, who was charged with passing counterfeit money. The defendant put in the plea of 'guilty,'.' and was sentenced one year and nine months to the Penitentiary. Henry C. Mcßride, a youth but thirteen years of age, was charged with the larceny of $lBO in money from Beuj.Crow, and having plead guilty was committed to the lionised Refuge for West ern Pennsylvania. Wm. Wolf, who had plead guilty to a charge of larceny at May Term last, T:IIS called up and sentenced six months to the county jail. The case,of Francis Fogler, who was indicted for "arson,".was then taken up, and the case is now on trial. Tho defendant is charged with burning, the hay stacks of Rev. Mr. liudson,who resides iwthe immediate vicinity-of This cesowaatried several terms elude, but the - jury failing to agree upon a verdict the defend ant was held over. In the meantime Ito took his fight - Air parts — tinknoin, end while his baitwas necking a remission of ,tbe recognisance, which had been forfeited, the accused. tamed up in lowa, and was re-arrested and breight back to stand his trial. Out I must close in lime to send this • Truly yo urs , SI*TATOII. We learn that there will be a Sabbath' School Celebration on the afternoon of Thankagiving day, in the First Associate Reformed Church, Sixth Street: in which maven Sabbath Schools, connected with the Union Sabbath School As sociation of Pittsburgh will unite. Besides devotional exercises, thero will be a number of addresses. to the children, the parents, and others. :The.occasion will be an interesting on e . IL will be a christion treat to listen to WO or SOO children uniting their young voices in sing ing songs of Praise to God„ We know no better way to spend the afternoon of a thanksgiving day, The exercises will commence at half-past two o'clock. arm. Si Sutugt. Wuxi's "hat taken charge of= Re beccirYurpacc, formerly run by col. SCPBXXL COMM.—The Court met: Preseni Chief Justice Lewis, -and Judges Lowrie. Woot ward, Knox and Armstrong. WEDSTSDAT, Noe. 25. Erie Canal Company re. Walker; appeal from the Court of Common Pleas of Crivrford county. Lecree affirmed at the costs of the appellant; opinion by_ Lowrie, J. Wallace TS. Floyd; error to the District Court of Allegheny county. Judgement reversed, and venire de aura awarded; opinion by Armstrong, Judge. M'Creary et al. vs. The Commonwealth; error to the Court of Oyer and Terminer of 'Washing ton county. Judgement affirmed; opinion by Armstrong, J. This case, to which we have heretofore allu ded, was the second trial of the prisoners for burglary. They had been tried once before, and the jury on the first trial, being unable to agree were, ffrethat reason alone, discharged by the Court. On the second trial, the prisoners plead specially the former trial, and the proceedings thereon in bar. The Court below, Gilmore, P. J. overruled the plea. The second trial re sulted in a verdict of "guilty," and the prison ers were sentenced to the penitentiary, where they now are. Their counsel took this writ of error, and the question raised was, whether the constitutional provision that, "No person shall, for the some offence, be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb," nor make the former proceed ings a bar la the.second trial. The able opinion of Judge Armstrong maintains thallbe provision quoted from the bill of rights ran.,tily apply to a case in which the penalty of death can be in dicted by law on the prisoner. Wuesteubnrg vs. McClurg; error to the Di.e tricL Court. of Allegheny county; continued !,y consenL. Gray's allow. vs. The Dank of en( at: ky, er ror to the District Court of Allegheny count, argued by G. P. Hamilton and McKnight for lite defendant in error and by MacConnell for the plaintiff in error. Matthews PP. Small & Co.: error to the Die trict Court of Alleghony county; tathruitted. Ward vs. Kramer R Rialto: - error to the Dis trict Court of Allegheny county; argued by Kegley for the plaintiff itt error and by Sullen, enntra- Walker's appeal from the decree of the Or phans Court of Allegheny county; argued by Hamilton for the,appellant and by Arthuri and MacConnell, contra. McCalmont vs. Allegheny county; , error to the District Court; argued by Large for the de fendant in error and by McCandless for the plaintiff in error. Wall's appeal from the decree of the Orphans Court of Allegheny county; argued by Has brouck for the appellant and O. P. Hamilton, contra. The Chief Justice and Judge Woodward re tired. Colliers' Exrs. TS. Leech: error to the Ho trict Court of Alleghony county argued by P W. Bell Mr the plaintiff in error and hy Large Contra. The Court utljourneit until Friday tur , ning at 9 o'clock... A REPORTED COXTESSION.—The Cloning i.'s porler says lila Henry .Fife has made a full con fession of the particulars of the Wilson murder. First He acknowledges that himself and Charlotte Jones murdered George ,Wilson and Elisabeth l'iletfasters. No one chie took any part in the bloody deed. Second He solemnly declares that :Monroe Stewart is au innocent man ; that he had nothing whatever to do With perpetrating the crime of which he is convicted nod sentenced to expiate with his life. Third Ile also most solemnly swears !hot he [Fife] never murdered Samuel Henderson White of Washington county, and did- not know any thing of the tragedy until after it occurred. Ile never saw Bill Jones in his life, until the Mon day night after the White murder. These three are the principal points in. Fire's confession. We aro inclined to believe what he avers. It would be of no advantage to him to exculpate Stewart if ho were not innocent. Fife is not utterly nor entirely lost. He still has sufficient feeling for Lis friend to try to pre vent him from suffering for a crime of which be is entirely innocent. Ills statement about the Washington murder is also probable." Isn't somebody getting up a pamphlet thry want to Scuicruiso Ncw.--Since Harry Kleber wrote the famous song, "Unfurl the Glorious Banner," sung with rapturous applause in so many a con cert, full of thrilling passages, rousing one like the blasts of the war trumpet when •the horse scents the battle afar off," his harp bag hn.og in eilence it mocidering luny hatl• h t ~, 011 tt,ottrvng prg, en , ! ht,Ard Now he speaks agliu iu musk. This lime his theme is glorious: it is not broken, although the subject which has inspired him tics tvreekcJ, distraught, dissevered. I=l Though the mysterions agency wLieh boons no check In its natural currents and encircles the earth with eo instantaneous a leap that Puck were no where, has loot itself among the shells and corals of the awful depths where tile is not., "The Atlantic Telegraph Schottische" shall send the currents of feeling r: hieh its melody awakens, on secret and rayererious chords Which can never be broken, and which none but a divine hand ever could have laid. AGIUCTLTVIIAL.—The Board of .lititiagetii of the Avieultural Society met yesterday morning. Present Messrs. Voting, Reed, Shinas,Ooeiding, Murdock and others. The minutes of the last meet ie were real :eZJ approved. But little hu.slness of puldie itarre , t n s I rant, ed. Messrs. Chess, Ferree and Gould - lug were ap pointed a committee to audit the accouuts of the Society. Mr. Joseph Miller, of Snowdon Tr.., exhibited three cars of corn, r having 2-ir; grehm, averag ing 822 grains to each ear. Capt. Young exhibited a stalk of Chiuese Bu gaeCane. The Boon) adjourned to meet on the last Wed• neolay in Docember, at 'll o'clock. when the busineSa of the year will be domed. TIIE:NUM—MO - Grand Banquet given by the Pittsburgh bar to Ch. Justice Lewis, on the ocession of his retiring from the position he has so long filled, was an elegant affair. Mr. Cros san prepared the feast at the Monongahela House in his usual excellent style. The late ness of the hour at which this is written forbids our giving the affair as extended a notice as it deserves at this time. Judgo Wilkins presided, Messrs. Loomis and Shelcr being Vice Presi dents, and Messrs Kirkpatrick and Hobert~ Secretaries. Appropriate toasts were given rind aptly responded to by C,J. Lewis, Messrs. Shaler, Loomis and °tiled., Everything pencil off in the happiest manner and the party broke up at the small bourn. Ikon City CoLLsos.—lt. wee hardly expected .1 that any kind of business could hold on the even tenor of its way under a commercial crisis like the prent, and hence we are not at all our- prised to hear of a falling off of fifty per cent. or more In many kinds of businees, Commercial Schools not excepted. But however it may be, with others, we have the cheering fact, to record that the Iron • City Commercial College of Pitts burgh has not only fallen off s but has increased its business more than ten per cent. over tiny preceding month. Thin unexpected success under the circumstances speaks most unmistakably of the growing - popularity and efficiency of this College, and we predict for it, upon the revival of business now commencing, n etu , r99 far be yond anything hitherto attained in the history of commercial schools. Luc, Flan & MACISR InSttancr. old and well known office continues to take Fire and Marine risks on buildings, vessels and car goes, and also Life risks, at equitable rates, at their old office, corner of Water and Market ate. The officer's of the company are well known citi zens, with whom it is a pleasure to transact business. In our intercourse with Mr. F. A. Rinehart, the obliging Secretary, we have ever found' him prowl.: and courteous. See their advertisement. , - - 80111163111N0 TO Be ASSAYED Ar.--A couple of harlots, one named Tuteh (dirt.. lit'Creary and a I Mary rirKing, wore c tenanted for drunkenness and disorderly condu t 6ii Tuesday night, The Mayor sent them u yesterday morning for 30 days: when Tulen , she was being led out of the Mayor'. office, flung at him a lump of coal, striking him in or near the temple and inflicting a quite severe blow. Thie Tuten is some rela tion to Bill Jones and The Jones tribe generally. TILI.2IBSGIWI.SO.—To-dny we cat turkeys. At the same time the _people of Connecticut, New Tilltssitichusetts, Rhode island, New York, Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, lowa, Michiganand North Carolina, eat turkeys also. The'popnlation of these 13 Slates is equal to more that half of that of the whole Union—say eighteen millions. Now if barely one-flfteenth of that whole MILTS haze turkey to-day, anyone can see that the-destruc tion of these juicy Lipeda is destined to be im mense. . Tun Izirtunianv.a-For...the..eonvenienee of - I,licie who desire to make donations of money, groceries, to this institution, we ue re quested to mention that they may be loft either stile Infirmary, on Centre Avonue, or at the store-of-W..8. Haven, corner of Market and Second streets. A sox of Mr. William Stewart, of iluntingdon, woe seriously injured a few days ago by being rollover by the cars on the Pennsylvania Rail-. Ivied, from which he died. was eleven years of age. Tax C 238 of the Commonwealth against Ed. J. Keeoap raj libel 'on LY. A. COX EN-. Of 0 , burg,. La again been:continued A. Fe b ruary st* . eltegrthe , Westmorellind Courts: Telegraphic NEW YORK, Nov. mu-cold and clear. The Worth Monument funeral procession ante.: a grand turn oat. Flags were exhibited at half mast on all the public buildings, hotels and shipping. At noon the church and alarm bells began tolling and continued to toll till the sersicea were concluded . The crowds in the Park and along the Line of the procession were immense, and the windows along the route were filled with facea. A deputation of working moo paraded the Central Park Commissioners Office Yesterday, but n, notice was taken of them. The office is strongly guarded by the policemen to prevent an outbreid, Nov 'Vona, Nov. 25.—The Academy of Music was crowded last night by an immense assemblage, t, ratify the nomination of Mr. Tiernan fur Mayor.— Mr. Havemeyer 'presided. Speeches were male by Messrs. Havemeyer, Hold. J. Lilian, the Hon. J. U, S. District Attorney, D. E. Sickles, the Hon. James E. Conley and others of different parties. Three burglars lost night brake int.) the U. S. Bonded Warehouse in Greenwich street. The poli..e of the Fifth Ward pursued thew and officer Wood sliot ono before he would surrender; the other two escaped. The rogues had 202 row and tiler watches selected, all ready to bag. New Iwo:, Nov. 25.—The Canard mad steamer Arabia sailed at mien, with upend, of a million - and is half in specie to ft eight. La I ien iokere ft, Om last i 4 Lone. NEST tlnx.exx•. _l.—Ti.e :tedaaa ,ed ha ived. with Vera Crux date: to the and to the 190. • Tho country was in a 111,•': It is th.,nght that an Ali, ge•Airal . . Negotiations are pending betiveeni the reviiiition ISIF and Santa Anna, oboe, intend shall tie Pre4lent. Tito TVI/111 . `•Ce 1 , 1111:' , tnenict!Lrre• amour, v.h, lire ex I•no•ideo I S We,hing too. ,o 1 Wu, Monte ite,. , tho editor of the ...Eattoordinary," who was imprisoned fora publics Lion against the Governor or Zneutneas. Comonfort's fall is couskitred tortzin, and it la thought to I...doubtful whether his lift trill bo spared if bo Ntunins in tho country. Nov. 25.--The following ate addi tional names of those lost by the Rainbow : .11'tiiQn, of Ky.: three children of Mrs. Whitaker, of Vicks burg; Mrs. Wheatley and child, of California; sue lady, a cabin passenger, and three ladies, sleek pas sengers, whozol names are unknown; the third and fourth cooks; William Rochester and E. Prather, stewards; three deck hands and throe colored hays; Mr. Leaks, of Arkansas; Mr. Ingraham, of New 'Sc leans; Miss Fanick; Mr. Brashears, of West Point. ALBANY, Nov. o_>.—There bag been a severe change In the weather rine° midnight.. The wind i+ blowing furiously from the northwest, and the thermometer falling rapidly. Thu trust in this riciniLy in quit° heavy, and it is feared the eanareill ho closed 1.1 ice much s,,,ner than was untiCipated. Them is a large amennt of produce now un the passage down. CM; ago, Nov. =l. —Thy saniener Antelope, which left here last week with a parr, lit wheat for 0,,,g0, we= blown ashore at the mouth of St..lescph River en the night of the gale. Captain titild and Gear reainen were froxiin The vessel and ,irro ere n total 1,, Ito.vrov, Not. 2:).—Tile Tran,ript eveuitig amittun,ee tLe anTen•tien • - •t . Trull It:Abets, Itllue• dealer., and largely engage.l in the Mediterranean an•l tuttyrna tele!e. It is thought that the su.pen • clue will 1.0 only temporary, the 111C.211.4 of tho:./20 being nott.4., but not ieune•liately nvnilable. N. Y., Nor. 2..!..--Navigatiun is entirely suspended. Thu canal is fro,en bard and people are skating an be tee. A lart e. number at bunts lIT detained en Cayuga Marsh and ab‘ng lb. canal tut tween here and Thank. LILTIIIOI,E, Nov. 25. --The Hannah Female Academy et the Prolesmilt Clot-I. at Itiesiorstown, 1., miles from thi. coy, wiw .lentr-iyed by fire lad nigtrt. The pupil. and iuniaes romped in fafety. 1.... t! VILLE, No, 23.. There L. 7 tee: the earth], m.d callinz •ts•ly, and feet ittele.• the fslln. %Veldt., oleur me* ...wt. uttn Al.u, Nur. lha.—The weather I.,%cry cenAhleralile ice het b,. (armed in the h art , 1 The canal it frozen so tight that the boat, cannel Ll A Nor. 25. — . Zhe woather cant itanni intan•ely cold unit lite canals are blocked by ice as to eau -.2 e.iin.plvt, ru.spcnion of canal navigation. CiIAiLLEII . O.I, S. C. Nur. is unsealed by Lho isaidestrabie ads ices l . rom Europe; the sales scorn 1,11.10 1.01, I I milltag DOVER, N. 11. Nvv. 2.:0.--The Republican" h..", raffle.' every Ward and eleetv." the haud,nrie tuvierity. SAt,:o.Lu. Ud. No, Uvtt , n a.-any rsdkrA at 1.1(11i; only IVO bales wen, .141 , 1 anal lss cmrket closed irregular. A v“,l - r.t. -Galt.. Lai W.t.Ketvat... ('pry, No,. kinxam.s, an - tired in Wnshingum to-aacbt. Vu,..• Nov tlto Whant Um; .15.1100 {d.• .I,u .10 +a nitreleLe .11 at. yr... 4. St,i.V for 51.1.e5u1...1.1 , 11. •ad sl,ti :or wittta. Corot,. inalaut 11.Un bn31....1,1 at 65 , L•ivt f:rni at 11:914. Wlat.ty aurally •[ et sit ti..o d•cliadal i4.•ek• ..1 51, blta•ral omr..i.soui,. of o• th IMJ N I.:matte Hat th. rk..t • • . eaLls,s ot 1,m.! .1 :.511 ns4 1.1 , --2 of 1L1...011.1J rt :Cf.., NI:, 2.5 • .• Ct.... • wltlch 11,1 tint tt 111.1 , 11 , ,.1 from at.r...1.1, but 1.1 111,01.1, 0,, I (ark at !.5.2 - :61......31‘. ru,rfin., a... 1 F..: ..stre Fl•mir 1...1.111 l KJ. , tool n 1•1 All.rat turla,rstrt anJ tar ,.l.• t 4.•,. I tan,. £.L.:II.Itg,t-C•I II).. • .•sainn, C..rti art... , MI that ts hi. r. , t Arid r •I und 1..11 r0....7.1 at lkssm 14-atheio ar• 4,11 ss Om a•es% V it, lavla mmly: .a 1,111, 31 Y 2, an.thtidi Cr, 1 , ..1 N. 2.-1.140 r alertly ars! slightly Urn..., ith gual salt, lint . ,Sl.l:suy I.= lor stiparlStm %VhbiLy li. ansl atsmsly li.r oporissl at 114,:04c.".1,71, but thn market closest Jall this osiminit with moss daps...son howl! Ilan hs buy, "...lido art !no - easing, 3asilblasi glems Mork mid at f 1171 Y, I.ut this print If al. a., tho was - lat. Lard I dull anal dart", 1,, risk?. ha.. tt.;tatittrt Soar t, 11 , t1rr. 21,3 hlvrt. WAIII at los gossl List. Ilishasea wyll Stc tar sr.., a diCillltt. Thu ratatey nut got is stringont, sisal It. rat. .•4 rgslangli are nialkrod TI,, 'reads./ 411 clear, the =Antler stands at Z7'.The risx ha, sta irssla slnto last nventrig. II s trymitt, 11-.1 1.11.11, ‘`1.7.:. tot 01,1 Y.!, In si lty tabssat. the stipirly is light, .n.l •ii. 1.1 ly firusm. 1..1 tit. lart•Li in.. . asloal sm." Oita., Csarti I. loset• 1- • • , sales at 11m21 Biel im au Nev. Ylltk Niti N. s 21 -- Th , otlf. of Cutt.rri alito .4 et_lryes,:lat pries., tail In at )I na, for rimYllisngs. Ti... IL...Nap. s..atei wi•re 21,1100 It!.. Rural' It plies at 44 , 4 Ft ^httni. 7 Lai le. ,`'l, ft :au gratified to learn, tiotwith.tattiling liargruat Yry about the herd times and the rrity •.f m"e". , that A. 11 ..tner lrani and Fifth still continue. to Inn nor...tore and soil la r ge quantities of ladies cloak:. Thy resicon of this .. that M'Tigbe boys all his articles tor er..11, and has his cloak • manufactory.' at MY own establishmmit. This enables Idm to sdl at the New York mentil..c toren! wholesale prices; consequently, ilrTighe com mands the largest cloak custom in the %Vesture noun try. The for trade is another branch of o lne.. which tin. just Leon commenced et his establishment, sod from the quantity sold this and 1.1 week, the proprietor had th start yesterday Mr a fresh sandy. Those who want furs will, no next Saturday, find at NrTighe's a large and beautiful as,rtment of the most fashionable styles, direct from Now York aim Coma We would say to our I.ly revirro. and examine am fwasrains offered. No Fondly Should Ito without 'l'lieut.-- W.. apnea of fill.atoin Lirer Polio prrgietoel by Fleming l'lttabot:fli, I. which him: lovorue oo Imli.p. teuthle Family 51willottio. The ft Ightfol eyiestitotito wlnhh !wow from a dllOO4llOll I,lvrr nisolfeet thionaelven, more on Irea. lo awry tatotly: ilyetopeho Wok haowle. he, olotructioti of that MI now. ogoo Pod Goer. pains lo the with dry, hacking fOllOl, Xl.l ell the white of lie/ r emit! , tlernntresnoiii.- owl thew. lir. M.:Lour). Pine are l• sovereign renwely. They help tie, er be.en know. to Lot, ail thoy klioultl In. kept et uli thorn I.y lit ar.,lo,l.—Take two, three golllg .. imd,t,rry m.rool or third night. If they Jo out purge two or throe tiown 1.1 next oritirithhg. take 000 Iwo ion, A elialit brioildwit 101.1111 d lontriably follow their it.. • becurenil W ulk for 1,112 , PLA CELEBRATED LIV lilt PILLS, Lmmnf•cturnl by 1:1.10I I Stl at Pltt•burpb, Timm urn other PMe parportlng to b, layer 1411•, now bin the public. Dr. Al'laue'• gnu• al. Lbw Pill, niui hi, culabcalud Vatainfug, can nun hwl at all ricipentubla drug •Lore•. Nam pram/inn uriarnat tho ,iraature elf tralut•wT TI.II.IIINU 114.1418. No. 54 St. Clair Street, Ltirth's Now I.luNllng.) oeSuilydro JOHN THOMPSON, 110 LIBERTY STREET, O European and Intelligence ffice, Kovo al way, fin .10Drafla 1:00000 for nny /Swount, •n 4 Ittnunor Ncket Tb-kota to mot !row Livotpool to aiirle tor cool. and gllteral lautt-w•-,..trk furtlii.bo4 to bnahekrAporn ou utak, • lerlglit'. 1[1.114. rovetdblo MIL/ Awl tl)rnpAlway.unhuud. Nwsen..,ery hnnt.ht Ir...su New York awl Mi1...1,101m OD railr.ad to l'att.bor It • Vair&E. xassiaLL & ANU/AI,II7FLECI or i'i.rl, I /In.' iv; STOVER., • Grates, Fronts, Ponder a, etc And illamornetnren or the Orlob:lard cA_prr.A.l, COOKING ILA-NG-Fn. 20. 235 LIIOI2ILTY 21.0.2.1.1 T, 42 1 / 4 1 i dfcPITT312:10:2;' PA . . • , ISA, J,...4 /NM L. 1111,..._ .... AT 1erV1.V.,..1.1 Pittsburgh Steel Works. BOYD Sr. CO.. Malmfar 'lucre of CUM STEEL; sim, SPGJNO, PLOW nrul A. B. STEEL, :WRINGS and AXLES, awn, /toss and First Mrrd.a. Pa. 1). B. 120G-Mt2S Si,- CO.. ILOMPARCILLICI OP Boger.' Improved Patent Steel, Cultivator Tooth. Onwer liras and Pint ands, ildrtntryA, Jaiktydfc• -TooTuacos is instantly cured by afew drops of DrlCepuda . l.Mta Ado. nosed . Prnpnrod and add taa drag store imamrtr 01L146 It= lip of MeOcidaa Commercial POMMITTRE OF ARBITRATION FOR NOVEISSER Isiun IhcAZI", V. P U....e.0r B. Jon, 0. CANSPIia.II. 0. Cixria.D. PITTSBURGH PrILAILICETS. R , Por:ed 5F. 4,12 . Ar eht Pia.ga..7o. at.:We.; FLOUR—a little more activity: sales 012 lower wharf of bbi„up„. d ti 40; :Ado rxtrs from wagon at .44 6EIOO bide extra family at $5, and tZI bble sopor and extra at $llO and .34 CO. Front store, 5043, 20, 100, 100, 100, 125, CO, Si, 40 and 24 MA; at 24 424 7 7117 .. 4 .P4r.34 47 for extra, tS 12 for family do, nod ;13 25 tor obit. erboar. RYE FlAtUß—a sale of 10 tblet on wharf at f 3 75 elitAlN—at mla of 44 bosh Harley, Spring, from trot hands at SO. FlSll—saleo af 10 tads Halifax Herring at $1'.4.5. CUEESE—very doll; sale, of 30 bmt in Um eiaall Wily at 10. 11A 1--emler et waler al2 loads at ;lo IT per toe. BUCKWHEAT PLOUB—In request; ealee a woo ou arrival ea $ll6. WILISICi—saIeA of 10 1,610 rectifiod at MONETARY AND VIMILMERC lAL ru1:11 , ilLY111.1 CATTLE 514610:2, Cripts or uect Cottle harlng edlett at, and the dement Le tt. rather better, pritot continue to byre upward tete deny. About 811) head were at market that wemik, Witt Lrivt with ready sale at from $7 to $2 50,6kdy at pr6.B the 100 IL t., f„, g oo d quality, the market !ulna pretty welt cleaned at then, rates. About =SI Cows nod Wee, were at market, nod partly told at from $lB te $55 each, accord ins to continua. The arrinda of Huge were dual 3,000 head: the market am brick, nod the bulk of the ales were wade $.; , the 100 Itu., and but few were lett over.— Sheep and Laud., c.datluttu to fair supply, 3,00u00,0w heed leieg etterrd, and a moderate Lumber maly -.,1d, at t.on t. :014:41 each , according cumiltiun. importsby Myer SIuNONI/AIIELA NA Vlri ATDIN Cr).--red Lila Pollack; do, Su iudior,lbid. artiler, Field; Sour, George per uterkletery, ud UUI, ap Idea, oweer, bar °ea, 2G du ye, Drown it Kirkpatrick: bga oat., Dorrluzloa; 5 btt rid s r.slsflarer k Abler: 'd 5148 ware, d 4 Use, IS !kir, 1.1 Mr do, OAILIOCA I.4IIISVILLE par J. B. Yo l-220 Lida dour, Alai Tay • lor; 144 aka wheat, Prot. & Kirkpatrick; 4 Wads tub...». 1 L. sampler, Jno Orier: Y blot kuudriuk, itl3 eka poitwri, W. dour; 132 ligs dour, S4T bg , tritrat, Kuirk 4 Itga potatur4, Katitria, Lo 1 . cu. NEPTUNE from arrattoor Ilaturil.l-3514 aka %beat, n aka loathers, 15 bblo grow, 105 bbls flour, Dickey S col 11 bg Puthrrs, 1 bbl beeswax, Forsyth A co; 0 Iva awake t, 153 bbls flour, Clark A t.; 113 bga wheat, Koturedy 1. btu; 1151 bto wheat, Voaghtlsr; 105 do .161310wn 1.1..a1t; Al. pigs loud, °ord..; CO toll. pig Iron, 136 6. 1 e7, Coaa.rro 6 co Imports by Raltread P., Pr. W. &C. R. R..-2.9 Lisekote product, tireikoe; 2,6,1 bilelo /Ire clay, J Craig; 67. eke b 4, flour, t Gan cle2eeo, 11 Collins; 16 Idle paper, nee A Perkluse an Gbh D t; Herber; 4 Wile dry do, Liggett & 17 bble flour, P Pe. lerrom; 17 etc rag. A King; 261 Groh wheat, 10 Idols beak; 4 du bolter, Clark k co; 11 era Lag., I do mul e , 3 1.6 U Cider, 41 do smiles, owners. ti .sterday w.O o glorious day. After Om Monde, fog. salmi, frusta, stones and mid of the fast week a t day of gen' uiuo sunshine and bracing air WM indeed, trust, and every body enjoyed it.' The be is still exiling out of the Alto eghou3 is conaillerable 104151.1, but the mingling of Monett. &allele waters boo a tendency to weaken it below the point, and we think that so far it can give au trouble or serious obstruottows to boats from either way. The arrive!, for Tuesday night were tow. Including only regular boata— The Forest City had mit hoe canner (Or hew Orleans, hav ing been bun:based by Porterfield for the Viekelearg and Napolaai Mall route of eteted yesterday. We wish the gessi old toot enoreasM Ler new 'where. Who has been a faithful anent on the Ohio, anal ere hope Ohl may retry with het goal luck. Thu Che‘olt, whirl Las berm twining ifs connection with her. bas horded off for, repair, again, hat bag In 11.110 way injoral Ler new shalt, rotwoutly put in Ti..' Tigress takes the glue of the Chavolt nieene it Ile en the Wheeling route. The following Loafs lin", at our loseliug yesterday moth ta-ne it: Ari.nia, (Jowly Friends, Fortat City, Tigress, iiessl, Economy, Empire City, Meluoue, SloSerator. J. S. Pr torte. iletropolfa N. Holmes, Ctlltcv, Wenota. Red %I Alan; Jabot, Poe, 'Maraon, quaker City, Plead, Great West, Clara De., Cututuereo, Grand Turk, iturhester, Clary Conk, James Wood, Belmont, 3flnetonka, .‘loireae, Ft Wayne, Reliance, St Lawrance,tAreetoit—A7 Arrival during yesterday efterneon the J 11 lord mid _Neptune with tremendous Nada The inseLAnce'of the Ford eight intimate to our boat ooners the galleyt.t to per. Jo. at present. Th. hoot use here .1 unloaded a toe ,in•lght of four, about ten day. ego, and In Lure with undhor-cargea having gene Out empty. There ie. soot< of smarm. hero now getting, adorn loud that were here las. foie her first arrival. be It not better to make two good up trips to the moo or less tlmei than n good op and a poor doer. trip! In other wonia, would it not be better to go out from her itght end bring up • good trip every Oulu • Tiro Ewe! Dell wont net ve-ts, day w int a gool lond and owd of pasaengure. lbe tiaeel. end loans, for loalls‘ille, Irma all res.l) to sail lost y gLt, Thr Prlogle. Cart Erickoll, healed a all plow,. Lgrrols, uaguu4 ole, pas fired up and ready go iler dos.. Irk at dark. Tim lefelnotte, Cart WA'end o. oss also toady fur At Lome Yu1..t11"...t —no .1. 11. Ford. Capt Baker, asz.ve..l t:cre )...It..r.lay rat ahout .:cleat.eir..Larged alorzn Icot,lo, pAnd cal...d got .rl7 flu'clo:1; th, . '11.• steam ..carcrly her 1.:.!1,• t• • W.. u. 1 ., %ALI:, cu.: 1,441 4u—ii.“6,l r/CutiLL,a inbt 131=1 ARM ED—.l 4.41-103, litinrwmille; beton., Co. I Wl mr.l, Tigtn.+4, J 1: Ntidtute, IPEPARTICIJea..r.ou, Elx,lllv.6cret ct..; Bayou* 1..•111+, Luttia =ECM JlMUonrinttr!. . • PITTSBURGH THEATRE E!L . rerre L. tf i t , ll:c .. a r l . l t r:tu ,.. tc t i. ;„. .s "tat tan row* .111 r•-op,:mtl UrU Itvprru , 4.1.1 ant, at an our', day GIMES • s.lruatrars at 11. Proforion, gu.sitiitt ttrame.Geto.ll,WW ep or a th.ma. 0.0 ThaKraalmatovem Abe. bolus II a ur sari lettut, W. lees.., t.ur AI, tzte2.k3t.l 1, 1 t; it tiAiliTicS!--MASON -, IC HALL- Loasee aut .51.1.4...r30.111E.1'1l C. Flterrn: A. Nlxospor, A. W ICtl. 4.3,01-llitrqurtl, ; Upper leol Ce.i 4. ALAI TWO 61[.1ND 1%1110101.1NC IC 4 ' .az 1..1 two TLc Frar zoom] 41 . 1.1.11 of UNCLE 1 , t I N T. 4.4, 0 Ce.J. .1,„„ 11 !ALL,. r. Einny 'Madeira,. T .tth the P.:, vf the Ya RBI* irsetainli r1:1, Dlr. 1.4.g.1ute, itk ttlA4,b I.e •ill ^lve 1, 4 rely:Jr - a:0 Itual•Ilw, 41 . . . 4 iiimetkci, A rt....0n, CV.aliswk, 1.3 u Cla.ittcrly, Mt KW* lais.x. 1... r for MAG. , . , ..tio•ix . .% a, hall TL.• ttts I 1 "rol..St DP. Ntl..sLE; or. /LIM C11.4.51DER tip 1.114,1 m. ll.l..avloti; Wetter, 4. C ..M3s‘. WiL1..541 - Are I • I uo. i,r1114 . 111 dolma hi 1 wq...n. ut gni tasrEalNLNO Volt 11. Itachrl. Julaa M THEATRE RE-OPENING. NItSGIIING 11.41 - - AND EVE:11111 THE PuINLAIi ARTIST/I, M 1 iS S Is.tt 13 -E WILL OIVF: A GRAND MATINEE lIIANK9OI% !NO DA i.OO.II3IINeINO AT 10171.1{ irjr-Alffito oluw m! NOVEL rtEIITAIN)ItNT IN TILE EVENINO C ,, ,un ...lug at n't-1,1,1., bring pv•lt.vely bet 14e: I ‘lgnnent in 0.1. 4.tty. ow-TUE M %TIN El: It In ;v.:el of the follveolog TUC PPAIUtt MUSA McIIIII DE! NOTIIIINtI TO WEAR' 111 LLI~(tl Ai \IBIT P.Oll lT NICHOL-it: Fnr the 014111rea. ; THE P 0541 OP VIIR 81111tT Tn. ...b.:- ....IniMnK slth TIII: AMISHICAN )!.AA' ilt that KVENIN , i, the fnlluertnigpiece+. TIIE Pfittllo 11111.41 MettlllDE . wrung() TO THE VI ItICSI CIIRIKIIIAS VISIT VMOSI In. NICIItILA:, t SCENE IN THE pk‘pis Tb• raiult lb. Intri 110.41. =l92M==t=E! 011 AND oIiCIIKSIILA, led I.y 51r. N. YOUNG ./lll..rfrm rdruhtr durim; elm .utrrt•ln went.. 4[7rThr HAMS Wll.l. TIR I( irPT CLINIED, nu.l the .414 t onto! d......r0tn ...forced. InAlr. raw Itlttorl the Matto... with 1,a,, prorrlAy anal sarAty, I.y grottomott. A Thiget. athnlitlng .:entirtnet. 1. tilt Iwo loctits, w Ihree ht.liew.ClNE MULLAH, to Pstrqwette .n,l anitlo Tickets VIITY ()ENV mitt; FatollF TW P!.iTY4I YE (Imre: enlott..l 801,, FIFTY CHNTS. totZ.Mcl Ruction /baits. • -•- •- -- • p. M. DA.VIB, Aractforaooa•. ammonia' Salta Hama, No. 54 FilTh Street. 11,0'1111N°, CASSIIIIERESJILANKETS, 1.._/ {WOW, 8110 ES, Au., At Anctlott.— will lot eohl the lotto Cutnowaha Ikon. Rooms No. 41 MIL attn., ow Howley otoa tang, Nor. bOth, at tOo'ttiork. a At:malty of Coating. hassitoerea, Maul/eta. Foal: laattiale, Colturp, Al. liowe anti loaf do, Wl.' Smolt, Childrune' ITAA Coow trol Cloaks. .20 P. DAVIS, t. . • 5/11SCITLIANEOUS ROOKS.—On Satur -43, ertniog Nevonater :Nat al 014 o'drack will ho htthl el thu Commercial • Sales 1..• Nu. a lalliattreet. A walerthot of tulacellaaeouellooke t romprbinglembie no IndurT , Thwologhligieftge. Att. Itwuwav, Le.,dic- noun , of witiolt too howalfully alantra.l arof 11.1 y loon., nieo elan rb Emily 111111.1...1 in Turkey . Alorwah and with pe aga. - DAVIN. A.l. Na ti!' k . giECONDIIAND OARRIAOES AT NUT BALM—Thu stocb entity:Lc:o A (troth variety of etylo, made by Donut of tbo most celabratell rru titunufactutom and will bowild corystaap. tnel, Y. 31. DAVIS. Auct, No. 54 Flllb 44.0. DAILY SALES AT NO. f,4 FIFTLI ST., At U. pew Coo4lllBCchll Elks 14..6 No, Li Illth stmvt, o.oryntrik &there - 14, d putdic .aka. of good. I, ott variety, salted foe tbe trade And conallUuni from a lotto .tack which to conatentry replenlalied wll rn.e conaistr nients, flint mutt be clunvl At 10 o'clnclt, A. 31., Dey Outvla And fancy Articlaa, corn tvaytkingriecileil In the ItnArrir pernonitl and family oe; tAlitii cettety, hanlware, boot. And Lidice 'erne, Ale. PITTeI3UHAIII, PA . -- At 2 (Al.*. P. V. Itt 7 . l whi ...akita3O . . Pandit:lre, noir qua errand bond; bedrand balding, enrlngs, tlennott Iruu ntoon Minn were, 0107e0. cool.ing unnollkitrocurion,l. At 7 o'clock. P. H. fancy ankles, irnlnhis,clucte, Jewel ry, musical Inntrozurntr, guns, cloth*, dry g00d,,, Loots nod ohm., otattourry, en. P 7 M. QAVIK Anat., . DROChalti TION. , —Pay your thanks on rTburnttir giving for futulUei to can of F f irs, ovEfnitAm. iugo korfolk Butt Oyutorn, In • nlooll; Twkeyn, Chkkeou, Uucks,OASIE,4"...I., which you wiU and hrnut qumuUtleu, a No. 27 lath utruot. tuf.2; . -—— 41 ‘77117 1 C lt e l H arve fr tr e f221te4,4 Iteseheal und Wholes:do awl raall, at t4o 1.7 Fifth otreet no2P ItIDDLL . rsHsii BU i D.Jt Dolts. Tariff., and tor sato ot No. Fifth .ta rt . ILAIDDLN. _ OLASSES-- i nimo onk CuJperatr,) 40 0t Jenny B Ilwue, to atom and fur tale at aalucad area slutaccranntudatirtg Irma, by WM. 11f1TQ11 MBA Jx...9111110., . 900 Warty stmt. urrs BOOK-KEEPING, with Blamks D the Men.thla. college. for eeleby W. S. WM:I4 new wetter hticket turd &coal target. DOTASILL:IO bbin a superior ratiele,-to mite by C. a P.R. 1L ; a134 knale try nolg AllraLL. LEE Jao.l STEEL AIirMIALGA SI YENS—Fine exam Flux, *ma as t Slubetiqeinta toessielnr .2036ak • corner of at and - Second stream E=l B. L. FAHNESTOCK.& CO Lien r 4 the firm a B. A. lalmestoe.:4 ...:I Brae. IVECOLES<II•H. DIVUG-GISTS ',No. GO, corner Wood and Fourth Street• THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RE turnal from the Euteru chief with so eStoustee steel, which is now °aerie) to the trade. coufisling -I DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, _ DYE STUFFS, TURPENTINE, VARNISHES, BRUSHES. PERFUMERY, PATENT ME 'WINES, ETC., Ere. Titidy together with t clralrewly large otrAir, compr , tea onu of tho.nuat extensive a i s n the Country. apply;:7 AND ' ZINO PAINT t, n.:lt V EitY Best Assortml noir arranganienLa fo WHITE LEA Of auy quality aro tucti CIIELP. Sureunntry arid City aro liivltiut to an ovarian purchasing alaowliate. I PI diallt3 am! the Tre.do coltsmily :Ilvo of Qui - elochwtd price+ beroi 0 IL L. FA lINESTOCK .t IL cur. Wix..l and Fourth St reots r „strainero. Monongahela Rlvior U. S. Mall Packet. STEAMER TELEORAP , I STRASIEIt JEFFERSON, artik arid ri . lll .l. ll'.i37)ll3 . '"T•tAV S'L'EAMERS ARE noir running rents Ir. Morning Lett, I,zwo Pitts burgh ut 8 o'clock A. M., aud Evening ti o'clock P. NI for IWEeeeport, Elizabethtown, Monona. halo City,•Rellevernon, Fayette City, Gruentleld, Callforule end Bruivoerthe i there courtertlua with Recite and Couches for Untentown. Fayette Springs, elorgautossu, Waynesburg, Certußbenltown and Jefferson. l'uosongera Sokoto! through from Dittaburgh to Guinn. town for $2, moato tuidatate,roome ou boato yr.— Bost, roturning from Brownsville lc.re at li o'clock to tho niortaluginad sin tho evening. /or Portion. InforSuition on. quit, at tho Oilica, Wharf' Boat, at the loot of Grant oticet. an 6 0. W. SWINDLER, REGULAR TUESDAY PACK xt, ET FOR ZINSTILLE.—The nue now stanzaic EMMA ORAIIA-41, Capt. !futons Amur, w neve for tho alairo and Intermediate porta EVERY TUESDAY, id 4 o'clock. r. For freight or paitinge apply on board. FLACK, BARNES it CO, diet.. VOR MARIETTA AND 'LANES JL: VILLE—The new and ful l tidime LIZZIE MARTIN, Capt. Moira. wil lease for wive and all Intermediate porta, EVERT SATURDAY, at 7. a. st. Fur freight or pal.iagii apply on board or to oclo FLACK. ILIRSES & CO.. Agt.i. R 0 U It TRI-WEEKLY EIEELINO PACKL - T.—The lino paw mange., canner CIIEVOIT, Captain J. Murray, wt I loal for the aborts arid all Intern - Indian, ports on Mondays. Wannardaya awl nide.), Far froightaor pnwiqc, oppli. on Donn, or to ' and W. u. W11F.13.111L. Agent, N... W.eel et. I N —T I stetunor FORP-ST CITY, Capt. B. WAY, will lenAn for the nleAn nn.l Intermedintn landmnnn Inee. Thnmlays and Fatordaye, at In °Meek Al E ,, t II Or imit.lo OTTIF on 1.011151 or to rT.AcK. 1 HNVF , S. eo . AO, Sr,. Si Warr SI octm EGP LA It MEMPHIS PA At, LT—Tho rplentlitl Pew atttantor. mown); I ltl V, Capt. Pen - y Brown, willrrnrilTro alaor • ntol inwrooolroo porta ro f,lght pa.r.ge apply ort Loan! or to ortl9 A. 0. Ato., `id Watrt et. j assbillr, &r NASHVILLE—The Sa nt paeirrtpr stertmer 1411.AND,Ct.7: Hotoot Otani, wit/ lor :L4:4 Into putty pp Tilt DAV, N,r 24110 1 r For 1 , --,fit oppl J CLACK. RA 95 LS' 4 I is t. hauls, Sr k E I O u K , U K. LONI./.. Capt. u 111 1.-avu fur li,, abuse ra.d all nt..rov, .• ale par., ot. TUURSDA 'I, the 2Jtlr i • nt 1 r fr,rvilt nal FLACK. 13.111.NE3 VOR Sr. LOUIS—The etommor Y. 1101.11E.1i, Capt. hetn.ly, - 'Ad I.Ave al..ne ettpl lutrrrn.h.tto PtCrl,77r _ll7. DAY,Novvroher!-ur freLzlit or p0..n.-.so or to FLACK, DANN L (Cincinnati, LAOlt CI,NCINNATI.—Tho fine j:td..tant..r NARY COOKE, art. Cam: , belt. I. ill f,t - um! All tofrrtnr.lts., plot. ou WM DAS". N.. :Nth. For tircight or paptago reply v. borml W 0139 VLACH, UiltNE3 h 0), Age,ctt. Oda snarans, &c. 1 4 , 01 t -MEMPHIS ANDNEW OR j_ LEANS —TIE.? [lto nets stoot , FOKT 11 A Motto.", nil/ 1,4,, for thy nborn and NI Intot . m-dint , ports. ~r a a: For poosowayply ott Osumi of to $142.5 YWCA, LULUS .2 CO., AO.. 011 MEMPDIS 4ND NEW 011- l a t LK/LS:S.—no orteri4.7 oto.oner JA311,18 WOOD:I,LIpt. Robin. n, ros the obo.w and ult tortnadtato ports on A.IONUAV, 30th fest er at r... Fog , [retest or towage apply on l.onnl or to onairs FLACK, BAKNE.i A CO.. Agt,. -------- VOR PILLS, VICKatiIJEG, en AND NIW OT LEA noel and benutlful ntnnrnnr "At:11011X" Cnpt J. L. ILhot==j,., for tho n.nre lertnrdiato port.; on THIS D. 111. nu, Put For freight or pannwn apply or. bonrll or t.. non' FLAME, 11-kit.NCS )N).. Ar.ft.^ OR bIEMPLIIS AND NEW • FOILLEANS—The Mt. eteurnnr lOWA, I.L.tura, !rare fur the al.nto nn.l all tutnrinnhato p.n. on 71113 DA . At 4 r. For freight ;Awry. apply cn baud or to FLACK. BATLNF... , A CIS.. Ar,IL TOR MEMPHIS AND. NEW . S . —Tbe .Fplowahl rdra - steamer J 6. PKINOLE, Drs..LE•ll. will abort. RIM IntartuNiuto portA, na TUN DAY, lust. at 1 , / A. ‘I. For (1,11341. , pa‘sago apply .11 FLACK. BAII.II a CLL.. A gout,. LION. NEW ORLEANS.—The eleicant eua wee ••AL11.1." Capt_ ix., tea a1. , 0,e nt6l nil lutertniatn pottam 013 TIIIK DAY II a•tA FLACK D ARN 1:$ W.; koutobillr, OR LOUISVILLE.---Tho iine kffigFr-tentovr 01.11":0N, l'oe, Nast., Sili '<Ayr for lie ninnv AO Intortandluln pntAn ns DAY. thn Itnt, At In o' , lnnA. s. x. For freight or I..mg. Nay on bouni or to FLACK, BARNES S CO, Ant, Sprcial ilottcro °mew or Precut;Ron, It. IVATIC t CRICAG3 It. lintlant'S Dtraariacni, l'lttslinrgh s Nov. . P-ROIYISAL.9 Will be received he the undersigned fur a contract to flaruilh to tills Company, Milts Printing. Binding till Statiottcry, front awl for • given time. Witit +p kind torn. of Phinient The fly to hoof a pitied form. nod the pipet .1 a 1.41. ity to ho appnived by the ondernlgned. Stectuleit and other epecithiattons, If 0ra1.,!. will to thrnished op. pheasnia at *healthy. of the Catopony. The Ckentway Pierre the right to reject nor 01 all .tt 11,0 rr0pi , ..1 ,, , if they 0,111 thigh pn.por. Inedditt. tat 'C. P. NIMSLEII.. (lei (CC NloNvVisnirit low:avert tdoweirnii, t liitivhargif, Nov. Pith, ton; , Ei.EcTiox for ?sane Director, I hir , Y Company, to servo doting the ensoltuu year. will le held at the °Mee of the Company. ito. Oa *Valor street. on TI'ICSDA r, flie lot dm- of December, lietucen the 0110 cll. tort 2 I 11 nolo .11.ict II PIN ;IV M. AT IV 14,1. etet2mrs' IIA•K, Pittskurph, Nov. 12,1257 ; 1r o.AN election for Thirteen birectorm of "" this Dank to serf. lor the eueuku2 yeeroeill b. hold at the fleeting Nouse on •fliday December Ith. ;wet, between the hoere Of 10 A, Al. and 3 P. NI. D.JONNP,CAMIer. _l't22fTitliMetTif Par EIDICIDEND.—TfIcy.Pre,,ident and Directors uf Wn Weetern Ineulmttoo CA.p.hy bsvu this clay &dared s Dieldemil, out of Me profit, of the toot el% month., of VIVO DOLLARS AND FIFTY, PER MANE 01 tho 'copltel block. Two Donn?. too Amor of ahleh to to. meagre , ' to tito.2; soconuto, not Thme Dollars etel Fifty mete pr there babe pelf In each to Silockholtlers, 00 t.. 1. pilot Ihr 12th 10.1. 0. M. OPIIDON, nokdlm Feerotery, Bikkelll3lli ASO hlseurserearhad l'lttsburgl.J ono aidh, Bel. I 1110" IN conformity Kith the 25th section of the " co.titunon Iltateommortwonith of Venue) lewd, notice le hereby given I.l.4applhostiort DM me I Wm Legislature., at Llut 0051 tor tho ltt•noo al or listen stet. of the Charter of lheittierchattle nod Ninon fart us er' 'look of Plttsiturgh, for tlot tors, of ilfleto yearn Dl et der of thn beard of litructots.• Jeatherod W. OLD DOMINION OYSTER HOUSE:. CCD:: Eli IIAND ANDII.IIIY.h.'Y RECHIVED DA[LY 41 9 s' e ') CAN AND. ht.L 45 'TF.R S, l r Lake soul astern Fish, Se. aelS;d4ar To Soap and Ca dle Manufaetureea. F:4YANS' PATENT GEARED PItESSES, with Double BrltEmptying Iron Dona, for tinn nor of allow Mondial., inedo and for role by CHARLES MANS t BONS, Phandelphin. N. 11.—All kin& of Screw !Rm.., tor Printcra., Ito.k Mud.un aud other*, mule and fur aiale et !OW mt., . retir to A. WILIKIN & Co, tal, Mewuratta;Crii, burgh, Po. nol7,lCia A. 0. OIoORIGNV. 7--- QTEAIIBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT WtdarStrud ode d.r above Mork.d. CIN :=D= DEALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINOFL dc. No. Foortb woo' Wootl. bbib. No. 3 Larg4 - Alackernl, ' 20 Apo bbld No •• 20 A, 016. • 2 - 01.01. prima l'irkl.4 i„r, ,Ittu hih. 01.1., Wl.llO 11 El., IS . 20 bid, " Lake Pd.lnion, doderby _0024 .l. U. CA NVILI.IS. T'PENN. WHITE WHEAT EXTRA FAMI LY. 2 „ FLOUR-50 bbla.Ontlatin MlllO " Silver Sprlugl; 22 sacks N.C. Mills; " Silver Spline Mithc. " New 1.1511ng Crum 54-4 doer FL Laminae fur safe by Fa= ISAIAH DICKEY CO. r ENN. WHEAT-1758 sacks Red new While% from Ammer Et- LIMIVIZIOc for ralo Ly txd4 18ASATI DICKEY !CO. lIEESE.--50 . boies prime W. _R.,.Ctice7 , o ' n 024 J. 11. CANITELD. EDWARD T. MEC/RAW, wHOLEsALE DEALER IN TOBACCO AND CIGARS, v' " 1 r' 1 % ~.17 `:* ," f 7 F. 7 El 7; IDEAD OF WOOD. , ri - rrs 13 I.T ICG-11. P.ItiNN.A... OFFERS TO THE TRADE A LAllt. t; FRESH AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK. I.ur chased trove intport.trs and 31anaNctartr+,..... ~. -..:. I. ......h.. r. , :' + 5 r , 7 :AM, 1.1,1 i, W 11. Grant's A. No. 1 Ss Tobacco, , heiwc, IS.)binson .h Co's Tobacco, ,f, Eugene 11. , waian Tobacco, • , 5..311( • + Nand Lamp Llaventhsa, Roza:A aid Roilroa Cron,,, 200 C. Idy 'Lace Hall Nana Lump C/ GA HS.' CIGARS! CIG,RS , f , 0.T..4 - _," MILLION .A.SSOtTEID 33P...e.0.N1DS- A.l ei watch we offer to the qatto rt prices which eannot to plea! . auffe .1.1,t-ti r FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Worth of Peaches . ind Tomatoes should be Inam6diately Sealed up in ARTIIUR' , S NEW SELF-SEALING, YELLto," rt RE-PIWOF AND ANNEALED GLASS FRUIT JARS TO HE 113 D AT TUT CHINA AND QUEENSWAELE STOALE OP 1 - IMIVR - a" . 1.1 I 'CUB - V No. 1'22 - Wood Street. Pittablirgli, WIIERE ado the attention orpri vate CamilieA, hotel keepers and country merchants 1, catty atTitt‘t to the exnauttotth.ti I.i. u..n 11 itnpc.rtoil stock ur6OO~y~y (( 3 • romp, tirunito D., Ing ra.lTollet WhitoVIDIINEL Iron. Stone Tablv ar, expres..ly for dorat.ti t) in !oat description 151,11. awl liold ILLnd 12 , “:11 son.' Engibit U/lIN Ais 5 , •t41 o! - ..•;. acute cll.. !•—tion entlerv, anJ s Walter, Fot ks mod SI•oeto "II r nnAI :4. A 1,1 a 100 1.1. • • " LAT,'Nou,I The Theory of Cooking by Gas 1 , 1 lIONV lirntly we can reUprlbr ill.. truth of't he soar v ot•tho snort No. °cling and reijabi,i Ladle. LIM i • Gi•rilleyneli ito Pittsbnr4. - th.t• MUSGRAVE'S GAS COOKING STOVE TS NOW FAIRLY BEFORE 'f 11E PUBLIC, and give,: entire satisfaction in veer tvst ITo the Drtyy:44 tLn Chrmir.:, MA Barber, to All Oystrr Ites:aurarar. Eutplg Ilinats, 7bi rtna Ilat nop, n.A well as Pricafr i'limi/icu It is Eamd I mlimmunailile oh, Am, [rind. Its curt 14 trldiri4. It teglittnA tl Ilttla nam. Th Sroia • iady n Thu fnel 1.4 ruperilirn 1: • and wII gunk quick!) mi I pookollo. All diode things ma , A ill iv:wit - Ante, It moo be iii•rd on any. tablo, +Mud or Ain't' In on r., orra, 111 I , ' torithhori :i• any rimi fioni price Gin Singh, llunler Stood, to $75,00, for an Ex,: Nlghognuy Stand !lye !`tar cArmilli tr., Albin will be • put ornainent to any gentlemun'e dining I •Aiin. PI camp call lied Investigate, at LAFAYETTE !IA I,L..occod Illoor,WOOp STREET,or 14S TIII ' Wtc. TITS, Secretary. sell-dly GAS COOKING STOVE CAMPAN 1 W. E. CHI. i f A DS , &-:,.CO'S PATENT ELASTIC' E .VD . WArEn.rtepof , , CEMENT. ROOFING. . - PERRIN' ex ..TOMIN'BO.IsT, Proprietors. ASE NOW PREPARED TO CONTRACT AND PUT ON AT T lIE SHORT EST NO i' ICI? te above Elastic Fire and Water-Proof Cement Pos.ii 11, it tri,;o, the only article ye ill, entod thet will elate...lora, reel, r h o tl' tion aam atmosphere in every climate. • •" IT IS P EP.FECT Ll' FIRE AND WATER -PROOF. . • Awl in 10010 I t.l dundelity,wo bet iOTO it 1.1 wool, Irnet eoperior, t., any Metallic Real ni t ... a{ 'e ,111.1 t. V 00 oter 0.. I t 1.- Tree or Shingle (tool,, a Inalang no dolleretne how flat or .veep the tot.f 11/ay le Tt.:, Reonny et warranted to prove n• aims, represented. We will pat It . for . six DOLLAR!! PER SQUARE, (TEA" ?Fri. SQUARE) Wu toll apply it upon Tin and Iron (tools lit TWO bat. ails PER SQUARE, being on rczoi la ,: ~, iloreLoi.., It cheapest paint that cart housed. . iltn..We invite all who are building. and abet thoet woo *eh their Roots Rep.tred, to ea!! at ear oleo, I.V: n,,,, .0.. . nod .zsluluesunples noel a.t.tlarr Il lv pqn•o..• in ro t etri i , 'to t , 1,.1141;ty a nd pratalc a bilify c i thi s R e afi nc „ .7. G. PERRIN, I PRILRIN et JOLINSO.N, S.A. JOHNSON, • 1, I',o nail -tract, I,etsv..fl li ~.,,I rodnniillth. M. Wit. JOLINSON, I • Ph :sta./Gil, Iron_. - I L. e moana•l ~.•. ItAlFiNti, len nr enliv nf whlch aro . . • . lat. Tho opatotaat in contia , ondesl woo, la lions,: Ot tot. it ...I tit. , Tll.. , ,.halotewy I, not readily ind0enc.,...11., the ,n4araiorti, ouno.ainentlj it Wooly not I. •.. : oft from n toOrill liowner, or orack in Muter, i. r ..strrrit, natural heat and r.,14 wank! nrpt itii yr.- it. from Th e a, Id but .:;;hair ,• I 11.1 the ronra, .sn !ha • •titr. , the odition.4 the weans,. Ih. ft is 'Water liroa, owl t., a Jar,. ex te. th.tt k • end faro ' , rand. cnitiog opan •i at." , it it. my 0 1. Wino tot? , a r , ..(v.011.1.4 tsr ....rip •it ' , it tr..Ytt i y atot r , • • Tor...not et ti..n. I:eap,,, LOOK • 1..1,', IVainto (:,,,,, 1..x . .cr SOT,. 1,. Co, Va. CII. 1... I Is,• , tlOll/. •/ ll' C. , 11:l.t,, a L.', EL...., IL, - Ply. W.cor•Pr., f 4:000-0C 11...•1510.7.10.110 100 af 10'011 jo.ln, cons,. It a g.,1 ;o , oilloo, 0101 0:0 A% .11:11 7 ,•. I r,t.ro Lotslgio.o. • flo I ur..100 fO.l upon the •ame :01,r; 00 I Intve thew corenol , .. 00101. 01.1.1p1•01. ;Stg - 0011. J NO 0. f.AII; Az. 1t.00.1t la, CO., 10.d2n an.l 1.1v0cf.0., __ _ Flexible, Fire and Water-Proof .Roefing ADAJR N,, :); Water Street, Pittsburgh, and P. Peterhon'l , , Ailegi,eny IS, AN ARTICLE SUPERIOR TO ANY um ER - IN THE MARKET 1:4, Pt,.1.141p1113...1 k r. 4 1: r Peendrie , , Wnreh ,, tl4,! , . Bridge.' :73(..3ini.,/at...ilnri It Trill Lel. 1,..&•. 3/t4.111:c1:oor., >int, r Ijrnr,t r . s “l r "' elcr,,,folarr opi t,.N. tau 14, rattail) nll Lin 411 i!at st,rp, • . ! I t w'.! , , t 1,10:n ..r • 311.1 l• 11.4 I , otlrrd h. n train 4'411.41 Pll . O nmt I.V7t •r -•P. :k! ply ! TRANS PoRTATION. c A I'ACIT) ONE 11UNI , RED.TON-, \t!.l' LLOYD & CO., (SUCCL'iSOIt' LLOYD Y LEW,: AviNt; MALE 1,..XT ENS! VE PREP ARAT lONS Tim, w wax, :Lre .vow 0n..• T busiLe,i. , by • 1.3E31 , 71 , 781'1_.17.21.25T C-e.a.1`711- . X. Iltrougle Aral from tho En•tern cule,. 1711 tau R.., frifmvlr tuvi 411 (An, t ',MI6, ',/ 1.. , rar,l t.. rer...ier •• • ; i IY.EIGET • 'rite At vidatLee el the I e dined Plane: vu the Allet;ltctq l'ortage Rai It.had will 01, 11.14.13,1 tio4l.lliA Ito Illn tntnt.mlmon nf r.,:, 'A. OM, Porn StrAg...t !I.: Canal Basin.- IVA 1y..! L L —.--- 1857. CANAL NAVIGATION... • :,- 1.. BST.' -.,,*;;'.' .....op: I-I,IMIR„'S X.012T-PA-131-OE3 BOAT 1..12 , 73i1, r''... , tz,- v - 1 a.Pettnsylvttnia Can.6.l and Ita LAr oat tt. niareil l a IX - . , °.1. . . , . . ' Capacity Two Thousand Tons Per .odorrtb. Each Way: 7 . ' :::-ft] ... OUR FACILITIES FOS.,TILS.N.S.PORTATION ,11.2.V.E liMli J.AINIFFLY INCREA.zi. A daritL, lb. peat Winter nn l nie Call mw Oar tfy SiiirPrie; 40 enktrkejubnittilti of it DOUBLE DAILY LIN l. tn mini from Ilt:Zu? Kb, P1111.1.4p11 *And LalNntura. Our line being cuml...,,leiitirtly of NLITAIILI: BOATS, but nn. • tranahlpmenEl. r,ulr.N.L. 31..reln.41.nrcteling Frai.l4 to uar Linn CtUl relynyAu_lii. Wing put tbrong.h vlnz all 1...,,,,it . spotql sind 41.vp..L.1.. WiIIiENOILLIN. CANAL .1111attN, c,rrter cf Laser:y.ld IrayAteri , N,Pa.4lAryk, Pa.. LtNity.l . HIEN. A nircia:LL, Prop,lntw. ItitLstral ffifffI:IIICKERI9G & SONS' r I ..vcrarcexn y,. ring LIZ SOll.B, Bost , m. Granb anb Zquarc 131auo Sortrs, Awl their trivroteil 1'.312,1 It Cirl2.4l.lstil PI ivNt J 0 11 S 11. E 1. L U 11. El Wood Eli— Lj..xlaroon e Dtaott.o•l Alloy and fourth St, t. • JOIIN 11. .MELLOII. the exellisive recd OM, MICR FL,3 Inirrinnr.on. Ir a for tho sale of Cl] tali• ERINO A EONS Boston PIANO 1011ICKw, twga to return ble moat anted, thanks to Oro eittrena of Pittsburgh, Allo. gheily nod vicinitr. for their Liberal patronage, awl be h..- now the plewtoro of informing them that, Ly thd Inerrowd forint:ewer:l4rd In the new sod splendid Plano Forte tit, obtrtery, recebtla erected at an expense of over - TWO. Hundred Thoußand Dol:ar2, end enoployetl by Cinch.ethig A Aws exclusively t.o ti•o nmultfacturo of their 01e0 Piano Vortex they will be ea abb.,' to Loot a full 'supply at thole agency in Pilthurgh, of ell tho varieties Itutunfacturot to them, from the most tplendld l'as - Lo Grand awl Art:ioaa tat, 1. , tie. plait. and for pi Iced Pkno Pot, all of wt, ~11 • 11.• varitblt A'T BOSTON CH Henn. ChtFkoing k Font hare boon awat at ma .lif. farant Eahih,ll a. mat Fiala rairt(ln Lt.at.ta. va. tt.ank other placto. Elrvea , • Mrientelni tlifYcr Rods!., Thltv .111,,prec 310.141, and the i'rtro 31eNlal at the Woritr• Fair in Ikudou Ib3l For (lot cicaric - C.4 Vie Ici.trztrm•lcts, th...cll4,ii lovcl....Accor, 4il referring aFrill l'irr End.-ed PsltZur!ti. and ricluity, atm hare purchased and han :stum• Plano VoLtos from silo a 1.,. manufactory, and oho so tho rll•Ar. Lug rstucipals :•Lenglrorios ho halo Chicierinc /Ss Sus' Plato }artln uso, au,l hart. +ll their unquatitird te,sl. sunup of Mel, oupcOollty over ntllorso Ittr.Chls. 1' Bratty, Principal of Ntesshonr:llo Yonotlc Scull uory. ?I+.. S: IL llnnt.ta, Ptindual of Semi 11. 11. NriDam M. D.. I'rm - tpll ..1 II E.lzoworth Evalianry St:tricklPy. I. Ilar.:tiamnnl 11. Sileoley, Princips!'orlalrsi U. Frnmln Srmlnery,lalnvillo. Jutopit P.IA,Inr, Principal 01 Knott tlO.l tO)".. , Now Ilrlgliton. R. :Carter Feitotlo Sentinarr, 1 - onus...town, P.‘ Prof. S. It. William.. Lonlo file A ra.torny for V.:lts, L dire, MIAs Farah Tbomp, , :rt:Piiiicipal k'. male th,ui.totry nt Conic, 0. 411.11 - 01 , 1 Pi.o3 talken to oteltaug.. xi 11,,,r ,Itte hIELODECINS, OMAN lIAIIMONIUNIS. OUITAILY. PI ANO MIISIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUM ENT'S OF KINDS—W lIOERIALE AND RETAI L. • 301 IN IL 3I6LLOIL, Solo Agent for t:llfagoting A &JAN l'lttatoargb an , LAVI.at. ern .- , nuaylronla, EL tEnttl at, belarnen Nominal Alloy awl Eourtn al. ev9alawr G ITEAP PIANOS TO CLOSE A CONSIIINNIKNT.—A ',atoll, Rote. wood: octave Plano, with hill trim rvatite, • carred Music Dealt met albuldina, the otnuaTa In New Yor . k v•le•ian•nvot fur f. 300. octav, w . toun,leorrv. rtml .oak: a very NeN, I.x:tory tql,.. q 4.:10, WM tx , sottias ebuvu at .{2.V5. The 40,1 - 0 aro the owl voli prices, ...Y. owl be boxed for shipping Inn of rhaftrd. Abut, a good areitud hood Piono, with into framr, G ecturt., in good order. Cosh, current fonds, tine. A alehogatly U OglaTit, nimiont style Piero, rot etiollrot I detrionent. Colt, current Rinds, r 5. A nit octave ~-,rod hand Baltimore vet A to 10, - do, du Philadelphia do $l5. Alt .W pierie, tore 1,1116,11.10 iltriAlly lit 7; and ti tuootbe credit. f1f1.5. Fur No. together with a apletolitl atook of new FAeaca of all atylos frobt the rentirictietery of Chlckorlug /A Swot, Foto tor, by ooff JOHN H. NELLOR 81 Wood at. ' STEINWAY( a SONS. JU S 'l' RECEIVED AN IN voice of STEINWAY & SONS' colubr led NEW YORK. PIANOS. Amon; other. splendid FELL GRAND l'l.tNo or unrivallud too noel worknintuldp. Steinway dt Sons' Grand Planes urn cr amid. emit puperior to any moil. in (bin country. Ttio mot.. to the anon. liso received IL. Fir.. Cleo, Gold Male! tar.upperriority ...or Linn, at Ito wyttiadilia rtitnia, in Itoltlinare, tort wrok. Dan tiotke tll be g'ivon of Ito arrival. 11. KGEBER. & DI 0., Solid Arnie for Nnntu & ark,' Steinway &Sows No. Z. 3 f !th error. • ; stuo PIANO.—A , Six Oe- A tow Piano Porto, nuts by one of tbe boot 111.0.1itTrI, tied Iu iperiert order, for Ono Hundred Unita. cask, for inea by JOUN U. IR.ELLOtt, 81 Wood arrest. NITIV MUSIC.—CuITUAYITE Btu sa E. Nan fig Wood St. Ems }opt received trot Express/ One Chneting Word, halted, by J. K. l'lnnuaa, bl o w n non IrKetels, ballad, by E.G. i Wry. '44kt Wear/hat Neat/rue, L. Si. Gottmintlk. 4.1 Palm Pooling, bunko sewn le Plano. Ooltaallelk, ier Three um cfolk's two la/it eauptel Maim/ 13Weet Homo, wilts l i. by Thalhertr. II; Innutifot Vlowere, Ballad. J. Thomas, Ent Mar ofTlppentry,tho Itieb Militinabl . • Song, eon, Min E. I. Williannu (The Welch Nightingale.) We: now, Flatmcm434, Bow. (Yong of taboo Ptshortnets'e Kited wit h eolortat Ilthogreplete Lent .Star of the 'Evening. beautiful rang and cluStr, Kos/Ka the Prairie Flower. ttlm, Kitty Clyde, L. V. IL Cratby. :Lk; , Elizabeth Sehottlach,Dodtrottb. Also, large eallecthro of Guitar Sonr„e and ttiNti; 'flak/ aud Violin - and Plano Mnsk.,Juet roorlved. .• CLIARLOTTE LUME, 1.131;rood St. Ihnl deer • e fah It: 23_31utin mulled Preo of postage. twIS ROPE.—NAVY 0 KUM, .L.l.V.Tokaustweaflim ) 1 .0u414 , , IndenyoK,lfavy thdouiliteu, hand ati•foissie by noW 11 JOKES A COOl t h , ~ t o. 14 NT for street. • BOOK OF THE SEASON-- U,•. W1,1:17 ..1.11,1,, IS= I_IBEL V_IC6II.I.N IMMEMI =MEM lull , cpy•iy p.o.aux walk, tereireti 1,) HAY 8: CU. C , 5 Woixt ,tru GP -111.01'S AtiAZINE If UNl' 31a:unto )144 111 AW APRA! Illiw l T' li x:7---The of Ilialhre In for ssle by J S. DAVIc...N no° No el m...% ATEIV AT E. C. COCIII:ANC6, .1.11 )edoral el., Allegheny .—Lifit sod Ministry of P.a.. P. 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GI LDENITNIIY. tett Fifth et, oPPrdto abu Tbdatle Mants VIULAITED ID/lllEDlATElelei—To7ooo'Neis to evykor In thy file o - Mu most oolor • anditug, Hooka tu - Antarleo. luvalidn, Diahaulm, immune; It rr.l Zaa h eta wishing tv tooted, will find thin to Lo a t rj w.ncok. and plranant bunion., rouldloit thou to •vof the oontry, and woke Moory nt nano] Moo. Agent. ornrlo Ufa le, lu. aro oteatiug front $.lOO to St per year. ror catt 0.-th:ohm nod n U.! of Ca., albino.. U. ?4,JtULltitt,.. QnDen City Vnbllntituoltidtu, 141 n%lll arret, Clualtiodt, (ARA ot, if iivtax korof, D. rxr,rsuN, vbiludapai. •.; %Money Gifting Easiler::!. • W ANTED.—t•BOIItY of good -Nosiness' ow ltacottim.9.lallv. raper Maim.% twat Ca thols to l. ul..blWto fur, it:aGivi frou.il'uO to ; tux]. Apt , ty m th,. office of • hol9 U. ArL.33l,i a W'..i. It o P - s — ti:cii ()Tic tiriN , sf )::.4 ----- „,i AziLmi.,Bl.,Er . , 6, ~,,„ to l do, country, 100 olaths slowly emilh* mat curt ;Tea wawa by ni.1.1) leg at Ttfl.. 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