Sptttfd.aoittta. xxk* imaioßcormiiu *m> U.*':-' ■ U W- : ~ BMHHUSO WOK K S'. ; ■ - PITTSBEBQn. PAHK, WcOHDT ft CO.. ' r HANCFAOTBBHBS of sheathing, B&AXU&B*'. tad BOLT CO?PKB» PBEBSB&' OOP PH&lBOTTOMB, Balabd Still Bottoms, Bp*lUrSol4*r,*e. ' Alifr- taporteti and Bsaltra In HBTALH, TIN PLAT! BJOEST IKON, WIBB, la. bsnd,Ttnmm*i ' UmUsm and Tools. /To. 149 finl and 110 S»«ondiin4t, * PlMsb«rgh, : ti ' -Vi^-i^B^SirtciftlorfsncfOoppwetrtteaojdMlrsdpfttUi^. - ig>4fliy3fcsAwlyT j ;, BTOVK WORKS. ALB ZAND BBiBRADL TtY, * mCTiawni»imßtt«mi timitt os COOUNB, PABLOB AND HEATING STOVES, ■ Plain and Fancy Grata Pronto, Ac -Bolfl'Proprietor of tho celcbratod Patint Gas . " Bushing and SaooCoNStrifiNO : - cfooK stoves. Ofßc® and Sale* Room,' BttlUyto 50,4 WOOdß^PltnbßFghlPi. *■. o. KostHSoiv. winn wirsaow no toum.... lOBIRSON, MINIS bn ILL BBS OOESDER9 ASD HUHiniTS, WA.SHIH'OTOK -WORKS Pittsburgh, Peons. :OAe«i No,ai Blarkct '•treat. *H kind* of atom Boride* »od Uill Mackln Krilroad Work, Blotto BotUr* %ni Sheet Iron Jobbtagkod Boftrirlog doimoo «hort notice. ou-Ciilydfo Bx> iRBION BZCHANGE. \ SIOHTBILLS DRAWN BY DUNCAS, SHERMAN * CO., 1 OH US UNION SABS, LONDON, IN BUMBO? ONI POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS. Also, pills oq the principal eitles sod towns of Francs, Opighim, Holland, Germany, Band* and other Enropcan States constantly on hand and for sale by WM; H. WILLIAMS A COr Banfars, Wood street, corner of Third: ■ RAIL ROAD BPKB COMPACT, JosflptTDllvrDrtb W. C. Bldwell. (foecossn to Jbrbr, Rdft 4 9uxtt) Kwrimuu w RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES. Corner of Water Streofc and Cherry,alloy, aultlydfc PmßßUltQtt. PKNH’A. MoBSTBS^COI -PonrwdiDg aad Commluion HerehanU, And Agents for the sals ol Pittsburgh Manu (betara* Comrtgunjents and order* ftr LEAD, HIDES, ' " JBWP.PBODCOB, *c, sollcUod. Prompt alien- -- ' 'tton to reoalTtsg sad forwarding. So« iO Commerolal StUieta 8t» Lealii; aafifcdtf • If. gQLiiymS Sc SONS, puuu a foreign end Bomeitie Bills of KieJucre, ciarmoiixa or Diposr?, .9ANK NOTES AND BPIOII, KOI 11 BASKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. alltb* principal cltiaa through out tbePal ted Blataa. apM-ftly • PallPaiblooi, Lm.: - itfoaoßD &s 00., WHOLESALE AND BZT4IL DE4LSB3 '« 4XD KiKBUofcMJU OF ' DATS, CAPS, FtJBS, BORRETS, AO„ Arejiow oponiog for the FALL TRADE a magnificent etock of FRESH GOODS, which will U# sold *( i w » priiMta. No. 131 WOOD STREET, an 37 Fire Joora above Fifth. Pitl*burgb. VMAN Sc MON Hsuafsctanrsand Dealer* |n all kinds of TOBACCO, BNUTFAND CIGAR B, AND TOBACCO, perwer ifSKilkjield Strut osd DiajjoaAMley, . •' POTSgURG O, EA. a. BOBEKT OKU, KEtUS Uf / STRAW BONNETS AND lIATS.^BL BONNET RIBBONS, NO. M MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH - HENRY K. OOLLINB, and Commiulon Jtferohant, ' - AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Cheese, Butter, Seeds,Fieh, And Produce Generally, fliwF .Vo. a& Wtof S.TUL Pittsburgh. J. M. LITTLE MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Street, (Dr.lrfab’a NewßuHiling,' PITTSBURGH, PA. ' , **S3ojifc ' "" roitßr cacskAiT «mr AOTouse or Iron Railing, Iroa VaolU, Vault Door*, Window H&ntfcn,.Window fisnrdi, &«., ' y-i. 01 Sfbnd Strut aniU TWnl Strut, (Between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, PA., B»»» enhand aVariety of saw Patterns, flancjandpUli tuliaLU. for all purposes. Particular attention paid to a closing Grave Lota. Jobbing done at abort notice. mrß JOHH 8. LBB, MEKCHANT TAILOR So. &5 nuk«tBt., PUtibnrgb. A good assortment of Cloths, Cauimzszs, Tgfffnros, Coitms, tod all goddi n!Ubl» for gtatlnoeu’ marJtutrccctTsd. \ promptly SUftd, la ths lalMt style* <A tlt» art. • mtgjydfc J. SCOTT, Dentist, HAS removed to the house lately occupied by Dr. Wta. A. Ward, No. 278 F<no «tre*t, (sooth side,) third door a bore Hand stTesi. . QBco Houri from 0 k. «. dll 6r. H- B. B.ft C. P. MAHKLB, UAScrioruuas or pniOTXKO, JOB AND ALL KINDS OF WRAPPING FAF S B Wareheoat' No. 97 Wood Streiti ~ PITTSBURGH, PA. Rage prices. raytAffo AOTUKUim Don't fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth injfijmp to Children Teething- Hbu no equal od earth. U greatly faeflttateatha pmceti of tocthlng by aoftafclog the gtnn*,r*dacing *ll Inflammation—will" allay p*ts, and la bevel*. Depend open U, mothers, II ' «fll^v*resttojoanetTSB t *cd belief and health to year tstaota. Perfectly nf* is *ll esaes. This rateable preparation la tbs prescription of on* of aba moatexpsrlansed and skilful fern*!* Physicians la New England, tad baa been need with naver-fafling succonts million* of cue*. We hollars It the Wn end enrest remedy to tbe world, all cases of Dysentery and ZHarbocaln Children, whether •rlaea from teething a from *ay other casae. If Ufa end health eaa b* estimated by-doltan tod cvnta,U La worth ita weight In gold. HOUoniof bottles ere sold erery year la lb* Csltcd Bests*. XtlsaacttasdweU^riedroisedy. PRICE ONLY S 3 CnCTTB A BOTTLB. APRS* BBHLMew York, Ison ths outside wrapper, gold by Druggist* throughout ths world. D&.GEO. HTBJrrfIEB, Agent for Pittsburgh. Ju&dewlylcT * AMERICAN WATOHE^ WHOLESALE AGENCY FOB THE SALE OF Annraion.w wawbm. We would most respectfully coll the atten tion of the public tatb# American Watches now being *x teoshrafy introdusad, tbs aan&foctare.ot wbkh has beans* so flrmly eatabUtbed that cntlra confidant* can b* placed Bpoatbema* i»fi» and comet timekeepers, both by ths wears? sod seller. Daring bceo eppointed Wholtnle Ag©nf« tor Ui* nit of ths« Watches, the public m*y be assured that we can sell them at the very lowest ce«h prices. Wa haTtt also a vary large stock of Btlrer and Plated Wera, Ho* Quid Jewelry Id eeti, each as Coral. Liaioet, Oamao, Jet sod Painting*. Qor aaiortseut of CLOCKS U unusually large at present, compririeg some beautiful patterns of Bight aad Ooe Day Parlor anil Office OlKks at greatly red need prteoa. Waharh also a foil stock of English and BwlesOold and I BUter Watches on haod, alt of our own Importation. I Also. Watch Maker*’ Tools, Materialsaaa Watch Glass**. I “i i HEINKiIAN A MBYRAN, 1 WWgw'T No. 43 Fifth street Mxtsa'b Mibacolgub Virmin ns Only SroMdy fa (As MMs WorUSurt to IxUmfnatt * tw > Mw, Ooeaaoscßts I R<Tds, Asrs, MoaqotTots, Puls, Uotsa t Uoua,Quu( WoaitsamsOaa&nlJtßCTs, 60,000 BOXES SOLD IX ONE MONTH. ThaaaCeleUatSd Remedies bars been extanslrely used for tyefity-tvo yen* la all parts of Earop*,and their mirao oloda power hara baaa attwtod by the Court* of Ronds, Fnotj England, Austria, Premia; B*rerU,s*r OBJ, Bslgl* üb, Holland, Naples, A&, and thrir Chemical properties examined, and approisd by the most distinguished Bled leal- FaeolUea aU ore* the wortd. Thairdsttmctlrmaq to ell kinds cl wain and insects w pasß csrttfladtn this country by the Directors of (ha 3W*WWtelusUtuUcns, Planters, farmara, Proprietors *»Hctel^Warehouses, Manufactories, and by various dl* . icpdshcdprtrau cWxena. ' ** B ® and CerjlflcaUs of tha efficacy Lt “T* **”12!? «>» j*pm. StUII, b, tb» Invantor tm] Pr > . . "•“ T< *fl-*y(e«.!lon*tonit,)MßW York. BUlo. aad Ou«dai/ FBXDf] b BrolUw»l,B™Tork. - 0f **^22° c ‘ tT ' nullbj B. K. BKI> ÜBB A 00,ecrnerWco<l ,Uu JQa. Frrmvfj °° ra ”W”gWMp.y iltK «■ BEksiuu t mu? - / o®*oC Leather Btora. ' .' iSoKS, Ho. ii s. . «, brlren HKkrt mi Clurtnot ,u, PhD^«lphu,i an | fcraloDßTiini.SkltEO IFABISB Hnißß,Drjii«| ©non Solua P»ta* tilt, lamtnf OD, lumen' ud Ora. *W loolf >t lie ton© piiew, enl npon Ike bal tonne. ©S-AUJdnd» ; ofL«tber la Unrecjh nenUd, tr nblch nurtelpilee wIU bo ghen In ciib, be teken to 40®| ccaf ■ && JifAHQit FiAOA to; arnro »l 7 . GHPBON AmnaON, 'Tadmd struct, A&sgh«X7i‘ «-«fqs»ecag I JONES, BOYD Ac CO, UasnlActsnn of CAST STEEL. SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, BPRINC AND AXLES, Comer Rosa end First Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. ocia _ B. F. Cieavet'o PRIZE MEDAL"; HONE \ SOAP. The only genuine, possessing a free and Cranny Lather, a laiting and delicate par fame, and ta war. ranted not to Injure tha akin. nSWABE OP COUNTERFEITS, P. 8. Cleavers Celebrated Musk, Brown Windsor, Glyce riaaatbl Banflower Bcapa; also saponaoeous Tooth Powder Cor tha Teatb and Gams, to bo had of all tha respectable Drag and Fancy Etorta in tha United Slate*. Mahohißbtytn London. Whdaasla Depot, Nos 81 and 33 Day street, New York. oelfcSmdfo J. q ROTBTON, Agent. ROPBO -AND X W INKS Warehouse, 489, oor. Penn and Walnut Sta Two squares above tba P. P. W A 0 R. R. 3 Freight Depot, ae&SmdftwfoP The Peruvian Svrup.—Wuat is n?— Most parsons have au Idea that tha Peravlau Bjrop 1* a preparation of Peruvian Barks. Thin It 00l the case. It b a sol able preparation of PcvtoxLle of Iron, which In read ily neeived Into the constitution, and will act asa tonic in away that that metal doea not osnsllyect, when given (n the form of carbonate, or even In the Iron by bydregon preparation, so popular with physicians Whoever desires to give iron In a form that wilt be acceptable to tba human stomach, and that will be readily taken Into the blood, rill give this Peruvian Syrup, which Is attested by men of high character throogbont the country. Dr. Hayes, the State Assayer of Uiuachosatls, testifies to Its egtraordloary vir tues, and we bare every confidence In tbo ability of the agent here to convince anyone of the same. : The Peruvian Syrup Is mads In Boatan, and has porfonp*d meat wonder, ol cures in all dlses ea requiring a tonio and alterative preparation. See long advertisement In another part of fexUysGilxrra. DB- GEO. Q. KBTuER,- ltd' Wood street, U tha Agent tor this city. | aelidAwT Ruptveror liißNiA.—Dr. Geo. U. Ket izb, of 140 Wood street, PlU,Lnrgb, Pa, bga baeo In the aastora dtlea for tha past six weeks, and has procured the matt approved kind of Trasses far (he cure of Hernia or Rnphxra, whkh*fie b qualified to fit to any case of rapture with the assurance that sailtfbctlou wiU La given We would advbeonrraadeis to call on Dr. Keyser, when any thing of thUkind (s ngedr4> U we feel ptrtqaded thut be li competent to give tha needful advice la inch cate*. JuXkdAwT - Sibling JUacfiiucs, SEWING MACHINES. D N K 8 FOR SALE WITH ALL latb IMPROVEMENTS ttARDPACTVREH'fi PHICBS, AND examine: THE LATBBT IMPROVEMENT Sewing Machines. Uachln* took tb» FIRST PSEMruif at tk, l«t* Alleghany CLeoiy Fair. THIS IS TUE MAOUINB whoso owners offarel a premlnm nf Sc HRU, to PbiladrlphU to any other on *(btbltloo at the fieDkllo lastttntathat coaid do the tame raoge of work a* well Their offer aot bavlug been accepted ita mmt be conceded. For tale at A.. M. MARSHALL Ac CO.'S, WT 17 BRAHAN 4 CO’S PODBLE THREAD SEWING MACHINES, A Model of Simplicity. PRICE THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS, Nu 60 Market «i AGENTS WANTED oel7:lwd*F LAEBGBLL A NORTHROP SEWING MACHINE AT A BARGAIN —A fim-claa* Grorer ABikir 1 ! Qalltlog or Tailoring Machine, second-hand, warranted In flnt-nte or-'ar. Out (ISO; will be enld Jbr lee* thtn half price. Genbeaeeaet —f qERBBT A BARKER'S, ccr. Liberty and tlaod ere. call annruimr WILCOX Ac GIBBS’ NEW PATENT SBWIieO MAOHINBB, WHICH RECEIVED AT THE LAST tUI. F.ir la PhlUddpbU HIGHEST PREMIUM. Them Mechlnes ara acknowledged Ly ell wta bare e* a rained them, the assi In -cae, yea they are acid Ut THE LOW PRICE OF THIRTY DOLLARS. For Sale at No, 51 Fifth Street. FAIRBANKS & EWING, ocftJyd - GENERAL AGEJJTS. jAIfiBANK’S SCALES FAI&BANK’B DAT, 00AL, PLATFORM aod COUNTER SCALES, Of every deaerfption, fbr tale at riißßiNK'o SC ALB WAREHOOSK, fltiocnggg. tomr H'moKT-———a a osaruatw. & CABNAUAN, NO. 110 rOUBTU STBECT. C. B. M. SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, mrlftdlyjs) Jfam AwrUi Jkrai. T KISH A MACKENZIE, AtUiroeyo at Law, JLOffice No. 80 fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notary Pub lb and Ohio Oommlsskmag. »pa trt A' tir e fi , H 0,000 8D2UR1.9 FLAXSEED, For which the highest market price will be paid by M. B. SUYDAM, Allegheny Oil Mill. oc2l:tmd Oorner Craig end Bebecce Btrouta. ANTED—6OOO bushel* Flax Sued, for which the highest market price will be paid. M. B. SUYDAM,** the Oil Mill, oel9:dlm cor. Rebacceand Craig eta., Allegheny city. WANTED —500 bus, prime new (iiovor Scad. Apply to' ORAF* A VAN GORDKU, •oclf *** No. 13 Wood stmt. AOnn AGENTS WANTED—To boU 4 UvUU nsw InranUona. Agents hat* made oru iSSCOOon oo*,—h*U*r than all other similar agendas.— ANTED—S,OOO bußhela Flax Seed, lor which ths highest market prica will be peld. *n3o JTROINPIRLOA Wo-HlHirt it. mo LET—The commodious Dwelling •J. boose, with stable, out hotusa and grounds ticbed, known as ths residence of lion. B. D. OixtaCT, «it«» atad at Bobo Bridge, Just beyond tha city llmou the Fourth Street Bond. Enquire of B. Q. IKISHVA(*ot, oclAdtf No. fiO Fourth tfreel. TO LET—Several fine Store Booms on SL Clair etreet, osa of which will be rented Is coanectloo with the spacious roots os the second floor, and is well cal* culatcd for a f&rsltnre or carpet etora. Enquire of oclAdtf g. H. IRI3U, No. CO Fourth ft. BIYO LET—A comfortable two story 3 1 Brick Dwelling, situate on O’Hara street, con-JffigL talnlog 6 rooms, with finished garret, end kltehesos first floor. Inquire of AIL KING, No. 311 Liberty el. JJIAW A T H A . pATEITf DOT PBKBBSD NUTBof all rinaon btndaad roanufcctcrad. Alao, BOLTS for Bridget, MtehJcery. Ag- Vlboltortl Isslsmtstf, ds.,fnr»!*bad at ibort noth*. 'M.Wanbonse. No. ill Water ttrtel. KNAP, BCULLY A CQ. «WKS!r 2WATOSS—i<> bblt. just rac'd ;ndlbtn2it7 ocU KOBT. BXOSXT. f juntos. rgh Stool Works. —ALSO— IHV OERWIOACO., autruracroaut or Of all elves and descriptions. PITTSBURG ff. AlaBX. R. aSED, Ho* Ob P|fih Btraef. $2 0 0 0 FEDERAL BT., ALLEGUENY CITY No. *1 fifth ■ treat. attobseys jt un, PITTSBURGH, PA. CStantß ©o Ert. HUT JMD BOLT WOBE3. |iiilsbnfg| Cv^fiif. VITISBDVqh, TUE3PAV, MOBNINO, OCT , Wi or Ft ci AT. exrr\ R bT'TiT'STr" City ana iTaw. oT^ , o„ O. E. Sbtw, OpttaM, is Fifth SL—eurrentod d.ilj- IS BOH. (N •BADE. 00 39 £4 74 Ml 2v 5 10 9 o'clock a. u. 12 - u B “ KH. Barometer. Wanted, A purchaser for 500 lbs. of old Type Metal, wbiob we bare for sale at (bia office. llaaic Statemkwt for the weak preceding OeL 24th- |Olrcnl»'.iu t*]«cU. i.~„... B'k Pittab’gb 244,80 S 437,124 1,672,641 Exchange B‘k 484,946 196,600 I 421148 M. 4M. ■;/ 276,767 111,881 888,838 Citizens’ " 116,200 86,084 602,848 Moohantee"' ,214,406 105,149 736 193 Iron City “ 251,090 132,147 681*428 Allogbony “ 193,730 '76,540 744*985 I, 6,747,778 11. 6,686,696 Last week-... I 239 61,082 54,488 Decrease... 12,665 teasurj ftoUw end Notes of „ aß , to I>iv* t*y other Banks Bank*. Pittsburgh. Exchange.. M. A M.... CUixens*.... Mechanics' Iron City... Allegheny. » #3,230 j $86,183 i $42,729 122,447 23,362 40,700 109,200 20,838 71,090 U. 404 4,299 13,872 31,625 26,293 23,358 23,894 4,331 16,340 16,563 26,628 12,384 I ,$403,463 $191,939 3 220,473 Last weak... \ 400,949 187,125 228 362 7,M4 4,Wj Supreme Court— Before JoJg„ Slrnng, lbompaoD, Read and Lowrie, C. J 1 Mr Prioe, of Philadelphia, for ibe relator ocoopied Ibe attention of the Court on Monday morning. fle spoka about three houra, taking up the argument of respondent's oounael, and essaying to answer them at length. AUbccon olnsion of hlfl elaborate speech the Court an nounced (hat the other mandamus cases, »ii: that involving Allegheny Valley and that jnvola ving ConnellavUle bonds, would come up lu the regular oouae, when Allegheny county aball bo reaohed. This will be on or about the UUh of next month. The regular business of the Court then proceeded; The list for oounlica of Dearer, Butler, Mer* cer, Lawrepce, Venango, Clarion and F.tk wqs called over. ffilaon ,TB. Guthrie; Clarion, and same ta. aamc. Go motiou of Cornett, judgment of noa proi. was entered- Noggie re. Hudson; Lawrence. Confirmod. tt al. ra. Tne Commonwealth: Mercer. Xonprot. Aaron et al vs Achcson rt al ; Clarion .Vo proi. Allen ra. McCoy;-Lawrence. A ’on pro* Wilklna’ administrators ra. Kldpr; Lawrence. Continued. Ilunta ra McFarland, Lawrence. Continued James Boggs, 0 f Clarion, and C. Heydrick, of Venaogo, were, on motion of Mr. Corbett, duly admitted to practice in (bis Court. t The Commonwealth <*. r t l Middleton *s. .Commissioners of Allegheny couoty. Petition fora mandamus Argumeot continued by EH K. Price for Relator. 1 Adjourned at noon for oonsuitauou. V. S lustbict Coi-BT —The case of Silas J Corer, charged with robbiog the United States mail at Somerset, was concluded yesterday. The Terdict of the jury was,that Corer was not guilty This was the second trial, (la tho unt trial the rerdiet found the prisoner guilty. Messrs. Cof froth and Swartiwilder wore counsel for the pris oner and Mr. Roberts for the Government. After the rerdiet was in, Corer was held to batl under another section of the same act, un der which the former prosecution was instituted The second indictment is for the same oilencc. but not as a government offence The trial will come off on next week. The case of AUmann, charged wub perjury comes on for trial to-day. • The oase of John Glass, charged with robbing the New Brighton Post ftffiee, where he was postmaster, is postponed till Leoember term. CocHT OF yt AFTsa Sitjsio!** - Before Judges 1 McClure and Parke. ] Monday, fist. L’4 —lu the nuisance oane of In- < graham ye. Fraoklio, each party was eeoteoced ' to pay half the coats Three i»d>ies were joined between Tboe i| r ». , 1 bam and Robert and Jame* y Franklin Uwu [ 1 a oase of assault and battery, and thess being croerooiis, ihry ware all tried at the same time t Graham is a night-policeman, bln was not on t duty ninths lime nf (his occurrence. U happened | in the *ib ward, on the 3J Inst. It appeared « from testimony given that Qrahani was koockeJ down by J. B. FrankUb, (hat Mrs. Graham earns T to her husband's assistance, and that Robert Franklin, the father of James, came in with a 1 oaoe, and as is alleged, struok Mrs U. over Ibe arm i * For the defence, it appeared that Graham had been tantalising and iaaultiog J 8 Frank lin for tbo last fourteen moniba; that on (he Jay Id question Graham came across Arthur street to pick a fight; that ha backed Air. Fraoklio up street a Hula until at last Mr. F. turned open him, knocked him down and afterwards whipped him til! be got enough The fight was quite an interesting ons to the vioinity, apparently, and had It bappeoed at Harper's Ferry, among the chivalry of Virginia, woald doubtless have thrown that gallant Btate into convulsions. The jury found a verdict as follows : Robert Frank lio Dot guilty, Graham and the prosecutrix to pay the ooste; James S Franklin not guilty, prosecutor, Thomas Graham, to pay thecoste; Thomas Graham not guilty, J 8 Franklin, pros ecutor, to pay lha costs. Fraoolfl Drew, of Robinson township, pleaded guilty to selling liquor witbout a llceoeo, and was sentenced to pay ten dollars # Joseph Beil was indicted for malicious mis chief, on oath of Joho U. Well*. The defendant was a tenant at will in a bouse in Minersville, belonging to Mr. J. L. Arthur*. Mr. Wells ob tained possession of the bouse and bad moved his household goods Into it. Belt refused to give peaceable possession, aod threw Welle’gooda out of doors. The jury found a verdict of guilty without leaving the box. Bell was sentenced to psy the costs and go to jail three months. District Court.— The case of Neal vs. the Monongabela Bridge ie still on trial BTBBBT9 IN LAWBRSCEVTLLt.— The oontract of Mr. Howie; to pare Batler street from Voting's tavern to the Cemoiery goto ie very elowly fal filling. About two hundred yards of this end of the job are dooe, and the street there la in excellent condition. The Borough Coancll nl a recent meotlog adopted an ordinance that before all improved property oo Batler street, the properly holders should, on 20 days notioe from the Councils, prooeed to make and pave a side walk twelve feet In width. Before unimproved property the sido walk vitl be six foot io width. If a property bolder ebatl neglect to conform to the requirements of this ordinance, at the expi ration of the time of notioe the borough author ities shall let the job to the lowest responsible bidder, and oollect the cost of the paving, to gether with 20 per cent., from (ho owner of the property. Under this ordinance the principal street in Lawrsnceville will soon be an elegant quo. The dost which has been a great annoyance there will bo prevented almost entirely by lie pave ment. The deep and at eome seasons of the year almost impassible, parts of the road from beyond the Arsenal to the Cemetery gate will bo replaced by a solid, smooth and capitally paved street, which the borough will have been so for tvoate as to obtain by building one half of it. Tub Atlantio Monthly.—This weloome mag axlno is on our table for November. Hr tabic of contents is ns rich and varied ks ever. Tbe Min ister’s Wooing is continucid, and tbe Professor still sits at the Breakfast Table. Since tbe October number was issued, tbe magailne has paskeJ into the bands of new publishers. Messrs. Tioknor & Fields, a well , known Boston firm, now have tbe publication of ibis work. In a card appended to tbe current number they say: “la assuming the control of tbe Atlantic Monthly, Messrs. Tioknor & Fields would say to Us readers, that the magazine will be conducted upon tbe eame general ptan as heretofore. It will be their aim that qo<W Us new management the shall not fall short of. ita present high standard of excellenoo; anjd they would be speak a continoanoe of tbe liberal patronage whioh has hitherto been oooorded] to it, and which is the best proof of the pablic apprecia tion of its merits.” Intent Found.— The dead body of a mate In fant, which bad apparently lived but a few boors, was fished out of the river at tho Birm ingham ferry landing, on Sunday morning. It was taken to Garber’s undertaker ehop, on Smllhfisld street, where Coroner Boetwiok held an Inquest in the evening, which threw no light on tbe manner of Its death, and the jury fouod a verdict of death from means unknown to them. Committnd.—James Scab), charged With os sanlt and battery, on oath of T. J. White, and also with assault and battery with Intent to kill, on oath of John Wallace, was oommltte|l for trial on Monday. . I * Mrs. Willoughby was commuted on W process for keeping a disorderly bones. | GnooutPxauss and others will ni extensive sale of goods in their line, at this morning, ot Davis* auction room, street. Flttsburgb Synod. '.Van cay, Oct. 24,1159.—5yn0d openedihu mora log, as usual, with devotional exercise*. Afterwards. Her. Dr. M. W. Jacobtu, of the Coo tral Presbyterian Church and Ihe Western Tbealogi* ca] Seminary, read the narrative on the stale of re ligion within the bounds of the Synod. W 0 war » Qo [ present at the moment when he commenced reading bat were there soon after. There seem* to be entire peace and harmony in the churches, and a spirit of revival still manifest in many of them. In respect to the Theological Seminary at AUc Shear, the report was Tery encouraging. Sum,, JB * handred and twenty or thirty student* ore there nur suing their theological course. The oen hall, whioh [is called after the lady to whom it it indebted*for the Imost liberal donations bestowed upon it, ij named Beatty Hall. This lady lives in Wheeling, of her it may well be said, »ho is a mother in Israel The new building is spacioas and elegant, affordin'’ | ample room to more ftndcnts than are now in attend* anee. Its eite is delightful, on one of the most beau tiful and retired streets in the city of Allegheny and all its rooms will soon, wo doubt not, bo occupied Dr. Jaoobns spoke hopefully of the missionary spirit manifested by the young men at the Seminar/ Many of them are now preparing to fill the places in far-distant lands where their brethren have fallen »omo by disease, more by the bloody h»odi of rba morieleu Sepoys. The Cbnroh ncod, such men to press to the breech whenever end whotever it so pears. ‘ 606,210 230,932 259,286 99,542 108,447 180,161 140,478 Dr. Jacobus alluded to a sort of negative theology which has made its appearance witbiu the bounds'„f hybod in some parts. This theology, while i{ do nounoes the Westminster Confession, professes to letch a more benign theology, whioh degenerate* into actual and absolute irreligion. The Doctor pro ceeded in urge upon the attention of the Synod the necessity for thorough Christian education in th. Sabbath School, aad through all the recognised means. &* the only safeguard to the young and riainir generation. Uls only by the thorough evangelize* tlon df society that our Sabbath laws can be sustain ed, the cause of tomperance strengthened and encou* raged and all the means for the amelioration of man bo made most efficient. These all appear in the most beautiful and potent forms when they are rooted and grounded in faith in Christaod in hU religion With out Christian aid in evangelising society, legislation of itself will be Insufficient to stem the iaerearinir flood of vice. b The eloquent report concluded with lamentation that in many of tbo ohnrcbej tho revival' spirit that was so potent & year ago appeared to have departed The new* that reaches ns from Ireland, lrom Swe den, and even from China, sUtmlJiucite u 6 to renew ed efforts here ie the cause of our Lord aad Master After singing, prayer and the reading „f the 2«i chapter of the Acts, Dr. Plainer was dolled upon to make some remarks. He ipeko with great fervor ue deprecated any low sectarian spirit, and said that although he was a Presbyterian of Presbyterians if he could save only nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine souls and bring them into bis church hut ten thousand and bring them into tho fold of Christ in some other ohurch, he would work and strive for the ton thousand. Tho «..* soul was worth than ten thousand worlds. more Dr. Elliot, of the Seminary, spoke feoiitrlv and besought the prayers of tho Synud for this school Other gentlemen also spoke and prayed. A y/cntiNUi Station.—' The committee on the subject of temperance reported a preamble and resolutions In which, after deploriog the evident spread of this great moral and social evil, the report recommended the renewal of measures for checking this evil. The encouragement of locturcs to present the subject both to the eye and the ear or the pablic was recommend ed, also that the pastors of tho churches be request ed to preach on it; that tho ploJge bo presented on a suitable occasion as a means which has alreadv done much good; that the subject be brought to the attention of the next General Assembly and endearor to have a more extended expreesion of opinion on the subject from the General Assembly. The report was accepted and tho resolutions read one by one and adopted, except the last. This resolution asked for a more dclinito expression of disapprobation of the General Assembly on the subject of temperance ( Doe speaker said ho wished the Synod and the Presbyterian church to make somo definite expres sion In respect to temperance. He wanted something more defioite than the milk and water concern bo fore the Assembly. He bore his witness decidedly against tbe doctrine of Dr. Thornwcll, as broached in the last General Assembly, that the church bad ncth mg to d» with the bumaaitary movements of the day. He wished to see the church lend a helping hand to tho colonisation aauso, the temporaure cause and all other good causes calculated to meliorate (he condition of mankind. Considerable discussion followed. Oue gentleman said Dr. Thornwell had his own view, but Dr. Thorn well was o<»i the General Assembly; m which several ' geutlemeo responded, -pretty nearly tho u caora ] j Assembly." I A substitute »u proposed, thattho action of lion | u ' f - bl.~Cotlt>n Fteady; the sales yc?t«r era! Assembly of Hijy ,nd I*4H be published | day and 1..-day Amount lo IS,two bales; iho market I>r. Howard reminded the Synod that the lime was 1 r|u,CJ nu!l 1 B C ‘” J ea ‘l«“f> ul eatremo raUi. precious; he hoped tho substitute be ad.>t>(e.| • /->"»«/..*, 0< I. I —Coneol# close at yi.pi V.S Tbo last resolution and the proposed • The K«p« »at t» ba?e an inter?icw with iho King wero laid upon the table. The paper, as adopted. = " f nt Castle Gooduir.., where ho w.U prolong was ordered to be real from the pulpit of each past-T Lu '* Lay " n *‘' : ‘ uu, * l 1,1 the agitation reigning at Lime, in the Syo»J. Alter In* departure, a demonstration took j Uco in Mr. Montgomery, from I’lariuti reported on the l “’ Bor ° r l,i ® Sanlioiao ambassador. A rowd • ! tmoutes of the last Ueneral Assembly In the reto rt T,sit ‘* c»tim«t«a at IojUJO. left thr.r .-ar.iw: the it was set forth that the Synod could not understand * ail “* a - ior ' test.iencc. Tue French ... General Assembly dooying many «f its former wa * P rr, l' ,,,eJ - rb ® ambassador was p, leave •■» the anions. It couU not believe that the (lenrral Assem- 1 aß "‘h e '*»leot dem'->n*trati., n w a , ei| ecte !. bly Intended tu discourage the :o operation of the T ’ > ' y < -.— A Zurich dl-patcn of the church in tbo philanthropic and moral moren.ent* of 1 ltb M .' r,th »‘ > h « conference* do not draw to a close, the Jay. Aiwna still refuse* t.. diminish the amount of tbo "ne or the o» enures referred •** in tbo minute* Vo 1 '^ o * y * ”* ‘“hardy t-. l>« borne by Sardinia. Tbe do ll. Cvul l n.-t U found ie (be pnuted bo..t or »,,p,n. , ' n * r,J * -' f Au#lr '» arc n-t only rcs.Me-i by .-*r h„ u , d'»- } ; 11 |bm thry Jo t»-t the eupport -f Franco. «rb» Ur. 1 ampbell called I!»• • tie»tc, u of nJ the ba * l' r,J l' 1 the Jopuied p .r,t i , u.* ar . appointment of an Associate /'icretaryship which L ‘ ,ri * n '' u an " ,h « p-w.-r. V.. ..i, ■at r i,.ij vet been had been made for the DotnesfilMLssion*. contrary "• rc,r<ki t ' u * , » to tbe wish of the Synod. Tweot\fi*e hundred d-d ft> * 1 fcnrb jr-'cernmonl withe- the at iars of the money given was Ihur.appTupriaSeJ. A °f ibe M«&to aud a! w*rm discussion ensued. , nuy Hr che c.-it of (he lain war, lorlgj* l>r. Gillette movod to strike viuall that part . f the . lJe ‘ ccc: ~f ll,# dobi, which will bavof. report in reference to the boards of tbe church. • Au,lr * 4 an,i l*»edmonL This tn.ilivn was n< tat tho moment taken, up, but ' fbB Kinperor was espet'le 1 at Pan* the Sypod proceeded to adopt parts of iu I r nl £ bL f'o t(ie adoption of that part of the report in ref- ' An envoy o( the f-uitan had arm ed a ereace (be General Assembly discouraging the l ’ w,o £ * n l *rder to the \ tceroy ~f Kgvj cooperation of the church with good movements iu ®* o, * L Th# consuls had mimed society, a warm Ji*cu**i«>n ensued. R er . Fatterson 1 *“ aeli ' ,a "0 the matter, moved to strike out. and tbe wb»U ground taken by ! Lcltor « frf> ' a Madrid state that (be Ku per*r : M.> Hr. Th«rnwell lo the Genera! Assembly wn« again ! rat,t ied the arrangement cinceruing tLe gone nrer. l>r. Jacobus made a very elouuent ■ fruDn f r lloe Metila, and mpressed his readincs* t.. speech against tbe Idea that the tburcli is to be I ,?lT * S f aln all ,bo **t‘«faction she demands, severed from “tßcrality." from the moral movement* 1 H * tT - A dditiocal disco varies have been mn do «f tbe day. lie amid the church kn<! to do with -ill * l Constantinople concerning the recent conspiracy morality, the oburch conli not have to do with the f " r lh * *i*aaiination of the Sultan. It t* asserted upper end of morality and nothing to do with the ll ** l * n< '* nill » r J r machine* havi boon dism.wred lower end ot iu W# could not proceed to the inte- wh,rfa w ® r « destined t<. I.urn tbe Kuropean part of gral calculus without the knowledge of algebra. It the U‘*n seemed lo him that ttas u*i«M of this doctrine was The Grand \ inor baJ tendered bis bo; to warn the rhurck ufl from tfci* or that great « )Q es ‘ l WM rofuso-1. li was eiidcct, b,.w»i<-r, that the tmu , the church was to say. "let the world go no “1 tho Ministry was inevitable, with lie vices and abomination*, we move in a higher A Dew * oaQ under heavy oon ao'j more spiritual sphere." This will not do , the Jit,oDl church has to Jo with whatever pertains to tbe good Tr*u.-<>n tbo o-vasi -o «.f the obsequies of the of the bodies and souls nf men. The speech of Hr ** te e 7 Tunis, the Moors assailed tbe Jew*, nut J. bad great weight, and tree received with themost * r ' jQoJ ® J » f«w ChrutiAnj. They also wounded a marked Bpprohatioo. miaistor of the now Bey, who had come to the rc.-viic Hey. Mr. Riggs said that (he object of the action j wilh ewrur ‘- and killing many -n the sp.-t of tbe Genera) Assembly was to pul the church in * n<S c,u * in fi of the Mussulmso to he arreptel. such a position tha* it could not bear its testimony Tran- uility finally prevailed, against Slavery. 3 \ No lalot reports ot L.terpuul Breadstuff* or Fr^vi The Synod was occupied on this doctrino of Hr. *“' ni l£4,itell » re receive Iby this steamer. Tbornwell, that the church has nothing to do with i Al Mark'e Lane. Breadstuß* were dull and tin "secular morality," for the space of sever*] hour?, 1 ' : ‘ ba^ C* , • __ Juriog which some free sentiments found utterance! Tbe question on (be adoption of the resolution touching the matter, was at length taken up and car ried by a Iriampbanl majority. We bolleve tbe Prasbytory of Cincinnati bare given a similar ex preiiioo oo this matter and have endorsed the senti ment that the church Is a militant body and is called upon to fight the devil and his works wherever thev appear. In respact to the action of tbo Assembly on tbe botrdi or the church, and also as to tbo question of the Associate Secretaryship of the Board or Homes tlc Missions, the whole was referred to a committee consisting of Dr. David Kirkpatrick, of Westmore land county, Dr. M. W. Jacobusaod Dr. MeFerron. Tha Synod was to hold a session in the evening, but oar reporter was not ablo to be present. Tub Panorama.— The church of ilev. Mr. Bryan waa well filled last ovoniog with a highly intelligent aadieoce, which assembled to bear and see something touching the great subject of total absiinenco. Peter Sinclair, Esq., tho well known Scottish Reformer, addressed the audi ence, amoog which was a large number of cler gymen, on the great subject of temperaneo, in Us Inception and progress, in Great Britain. Ho told of the marvels the cause had aobieved in Scotland. He referred to the fact that thirty years ago be himself bad beard bis first temper anoe lecture from Rev. Hr. Edgar, of Ireland, who is at present in this city and will speak in City Hall to-night. After speaking in a very pleasant strain for some time, Mr. Sinotair opened his panorama, exhibiting tho downward career of the drunkard. This is a work of art. It is no mere oatobpenny daub, but is worthy the attention and careful study of men, women and oblldren of taste. It is a moral work, and appeals to the eye most forcibly in behalf of temperance and sobriety. , The whole thing deserves the patronage of all good people. Tbe painting will be shown in Mr. Leo’e church, in LawrencevHle, to-night. Wed nesday and Thursday, Mr. 8. will be in Tomper anoeviile. Accidbht.—We regret exceedingly to learn that onr friend Mr. Joseph Kaye, foreman in , Knapp & Rudd’s Works, broke his leg yester day, He was putting in position tbe Iron pillars which are to form tbe front of the Iron City Bank. Two of them bad been fixed in place and tbe third was pelng raised, when the rope that held it broke, tho pillar fell.and broke Mr. Kaye's right leg, just below tbe kneo- Mr. K. has our sympathy in bis misfortune. He will, wo fear, belayed up all tho fall. Sunday Travel.— Tbe oaee of J. L. Logan, Esq , who was fined $2O, by (he Mayor, for hav ing his hired mao drive hfs (Mr. L’s.) carriage to obaroh on. Sunday, has been certified up to the full bench of theBupreme Court. The record of the oourt below will thus be reviewed, and we shall know the law In the case soon. Messrs. Carnahan and MoKoight, appear for Mr. Logan, and Thos. Howard, ,Esq. t on tbe other side. Rooting.— AUenl tiaement of Mr. Wn Johnson. His fires •ham or hnmbog, bi saota it to be. Mr. J field street, whore upon bis customers. tiion is directed to the adver i. Johnson, late of Bales & kjnd water-proof roofing is no at is all Mr. Johnson repre* J.’s office is at No. 7& Smith hs> is always ready to wait Istblt, and ilAßPßn’a Mao ir, have been received and I Qildenfeony, opposite the Thb Atlantic M<j a *inn, for Novembi are for sale by W. A old Theatre. " HAWLS! siu fcMxbsßrtlbU stock! ■bawls now on hand cel? a Hi jiwLS!! SHAWLS!!!—An loir. Brand and Caraared IhIOSaMTS) 74 Jlaikst street. Telegraphic. I Pmunnu, Oct. it—Hon. J. IS. Giddiigs ieWi hv tii. paMUioJ a cud, dofcndiaj itaself from the isrin- N«u uaticn implied by the mfmi.l of Cpt. Bromi to .e- CuL iru >m-». v* AU the Catholic ®" cr tho question while in conversation with Senator in f*r£r nf fK 1 . or ’^ cra from Homo to preach Mason-and. Messrs. Tsslhaer and Valladifigham, disgusted at iho *\ a P fllo " n u goring ' “8*0“ expedition. JJeprooonnees this attempt to en« to the a n J f ‘ l r f / nstru ( ,, i, ref "' : “j!? ■“ du J OI »>»W«, and denies over having been policy inclinos to a more’ intiSl?* m . cat Frc , nch : e«»Blted by Lrown m regard to his Virginia expo with England. tL^a * a understanding i or any other expedition or matter whatever Tho P Diverse has received a wnrnino i . ~?7. n ' AI>EI ‘ rRM ' Oct. 24.—The lion. Joshua R. '{uenco of the publication of an ..t-iec'i m,i u ‘"“dings, of Ohio, delivered hi 3 iectaro on scenos in with regard to Cochin-China. ' art "* ,<! Congressional life, this evening, at Concert HalL Al tho Paris n.»nr«e. on the Hth in.n-ni rn 1 attendance was not very largo. Beforeentering closed at 6‘*i i6c. Commercial atlairs in I'ranrV ” UJ4ft £ ?“ J he aahouncod to the aodieneo that reported os unsatisfactory. There has been a zoning noxt he would address them pn in tho price of wheat and at Paris. The m-, 1 ' r c ‘nsurrectiona, riot*, etc., caused by tho institution ity of tho new vintage is said to be riniio iateri r 1* r . 3Vei T' * D which ho would giro to tho pablio all Ini.r.—lt is (dated that the Preach Cun«oYa» the late sad affair at IlarpoVd Parma has been ordered to leave, unless pryuiJt iu - : ' - 7 hat h,® bnovr, from experience, of public tice should bo enforced against the murders of Count f . P:n!' ,B ? , the nr,rth p Q different projects for the ab- Auvite. Tho Government of Panna has decidod to act I of!laT "7- severely, and the mresUgation is progressing The ofßHal Piedmontese (lazotto brands the crime ag ex ocmblo. Tho oational subscription f„ r tho purcha-i.t „f a raillii.n of mutkem is progressing with groat su.-ce*.!. The organization of tho military throes of tho Italian League is being completed. Volunteer? aro daily coming in in groat numbers from Venotia, ami deserters from the Papal army are flocking in. , Tbo official Piedmontese Gazette denies that Victor Kmanuel has b%en appointed Dictator in the Lega tions. The Sardinian Chambers aro to moet na soon as the treaty of peace is aignod, and will then bo dis solved and new elections take place. A memorial from the Romagna urges the great powers to sanc tion the annexation to riodmont, and says the Pope has virtually abandoned his authority. The Sardin ian Minister is about to quit Romo, and will place tho subject* of Sardinia under theprotection ofthe French embassador. Tho Dowager Kmpress of Russia b about to visit l icdmont, and the King i* to receive her at Genoa. I hi., in connection with other incident*, is construed into a sympathy between Rossia and Piedmont. AnarßiA.--.The taxes imposed in May last, and which were to bo continued onlydurioe tbewuf have fenll Nt ‘ , .™ l r r . ls "«' rumur that ’ ''"oat-™, U no, It is said that Moroecu has naked for a further do lay tor the settlement of the question at issue wiih apa.n, but the demand has not been acceded to. mli^lrV'. » y the oVflrlßßtl ma'l aro to tho llHhof September. Tho Peiho river and the Grand Canal aro still blockaded by Rogliih and French war s> earners. . ■u i !\ g l i‘ ne ’ ,b ° ™ 1 «l"»tod nM leader, has hecn kilted by his own people. Tub Latest.— /.<»,</„», Oct. 12.—The Daily Nows says that the government of Morocco it understood to be disposed to concode to Spain’s demands. The News also states that there aro reasons to suppose that tho American diflicaltmj will soon bo settled. Tne language of the I'nitcd States Government is firm sad honorable. Tho Times states that the want of funds by tbe governments of Central Ftaly is represented os daily becoming more sevens, and it is doubtless upon a break down in this respect that tho Rmperura of l; ranee and Austria mainly calcmlato for the restora tion of the old rulers. Tho agents of Tuscany aro understood to have beon nosuewsjdul in tho nttcnn.t to raise one or two million* in London. Latmt from Karo|>e» Nkw \ ore, Ort.24.—The steamship < leeau L'ucen, Irom Havre and Southampton bi 3 atrivevl. She brings dates from Liverpool to the l.'ith inst , «nc day Utor than received by tbo Anglo-Saxon. Itai.y. Numerous arrests had been made nt Dar wa, and the principal authors of and accomplices in the murder of Auvite, officer of tbo ex-Duke, were in tho hands of the justice. The city had become tranquil, and the disarming of the populace had boon ordered, ft was surrounded by Mt»d«nc*o and Tuscan troop*. lon. uil.nlJi had issued a proclamation io the army uf lu!\ Ho thus addresses them Soldiers - tho h-m* <•! *r,ew strur gift approach*'*. The enemy is threatening and will, perhaps, attarl; us before many day ft ure over. In aJ dressing my edd companion* of'LomLardr, i know ibat l am not speaking to deaf men land that it i* enough to tell them tlidt we are going tn fi-’ht flic oneuiy of Italy. I shall look to geo you then fjrm in your ranks. Dated Dob*goe. <vt. hih. Tho ship of New Orleans, wre-ke.l "If the IMdrstono Lighthouse on tho I i th inst. Kobert Stephenson, the eminent railroad engineer 1* dead. Austria hai rofuAcd to diminish the debt of L«m bardy duo to Sardinia. Franco and J'ioJmontrte propojo to submit the point to arbitration. CoMURH« IAI IsTELLH.ENCK. C tl-'U from California, Nkw York, Oct. 24.—Tb« North Atlantic Me*m *btp Company's steamer Baltic, Capt. A. W. Urar. from Aspinwall, with California advices to the r >th ittsL, ami sr,SoO,ttoO in specie, arrived tLi* evening, her paaiongere haring made the trip from San Fran ck to Naw 1 ork'in n inetccd day.*, the fastest flute on record. An outbreek had occurred at tho California Stale prison, which was suppressed after three men were killed and three woundeJ, inclndiogone of tbo over seers. The tchonoer Boltuar, lying at yuatry I’oinl, was the scene of the affray, someljfty of th. convicts baring attempted to ran away with bur. Tho Balds brings 7HO pts*«nger«, wtb>. have boon out hut IV days and V hours. The'sieatuer '.olden date eonneoted with the Baltic. The steamer Cortes left San Francisco on the 3lh instant. '■ The steamer tiolden lisi-, with I.icutenint t.eneritl Scott on hoard, sailed from ApuLo on the Mb iuaL for San Francisco. The l : . 8. frigate Roanoke left Aspinwatl for dreytown on the 17th Inst. Tho sloop of war Preble sailed on Ibeh-th. The store ship Relief was in port on lire IHib, when the Baltic sailed. The following are the principal Consignees of the golJ on hoard the Baltic : Wells, Fargo A Co., $300,. 000; American Exchauge Bank, $134,n0i1; A. Uol rnont, $116,000; W. T. Coleman A Co., 83,000; Bon can, Sherman A Co., $6-1,660; Decrbowo A Co, Freeman A Co., $37,000; Win. Hodge A Co., $32,- 000; K. Kelly A Co., $16,300, Metropolitan Rank, $77,000; J. Patrick, $68,000; R. I’airick. $74,000; J. Strauss A Co., $43,000; Taafe. M’Cahill A Co., $60,000, and J. I>. Crane, $33,006. CAUtoitstA.—James M. Crane had died »d at>o plexy. Collector Washiugton, of San Francesco, had en tered the Geld for the United Stales Sonatorsbip. Adrices from San Uornardin report a serious row between the Mormons and doodles, in which several persona were wounded, hut not dangorouslv. Capt. Porter, of tho Rnitod States ship St. Marys, had authorised a protest against Capt. Stone's expul sion from Sonora, aud the use of any force accessary for their protection. T|ty steamship Washington had been sold at the United States Marshall salo at San Francisco for $40,600. \ ictoria dates to tho 27th give no new dovclopc ments to the S&u Juan a Hair. • The San Juan advices say that a notice had been posted on th» wharf, revenuo laws of the l . H. are in force at all the* Islands east of tho liuro 'Channel, and that property or vcsselj landing there, will he confiscated if the laws are not compliod with. A vessel which had landed liquor bad been conlis cated and the party fined $306 and one years impris onment. The San Francisco markets continued Jull and were without improvement. Money was unusually stringent. The I : . 8. frigate .Saranac, left Panama on the 6th inst., to protect the transit route to Central and South America. Bolivia. —The revolution in tho Stale of was attracting attention. The advices represent that the national government had declared tho State in a state of eeigo. Rumor says that the government troops were defeated at Meupris, with a loss of 66 killed and 200 prisoners, and that the revolutionists had taken a strong position to preront Ihe’national forces from descending tho river. The Salt Lake advices'aro to S«pL 21. Mr. Car penter, a prominent merchant, bad bo»n killed by tho Banltes. Rumors prevail of several companies of immigrants having boen plundered by tho Indians on tho north ern route and several killed, Chili.—Valparaiso dataware to Sept. 13. An ex pedition of 2000 men to ebastise tho Araconiao Indians, who weyo in entire possession of the island of Vergara, which had been deserted by its inhabitants. ! Panu.—The forces to ac( against Ecuador or Bo livia were embarking at Callao. E«dahoa.—President Robles had left the country, •h 4 Gen. franco WM enpresu chief, ItroßnsviU. t ' 24 -— Ad '*«» received from ! is still cnea^^V 0 lbo 20tl1 ’ flUto 111114 Cottenaa ioinintr the blnll &bovo tb ® cit y- Tho Indian* nro , , nnnstanlly. The Mexican troop* -arrived uitf, thL c»nn,m°'“Th U Uns<i,m has ODO .if the ? ' Tbe citizen* captured be bun T Cofil.Fn""' Bl '” B '" ’'htenred to l»i 1L T?, 4 :"" •“ the town it Heeine thi tl„ " e aUl ™" l »nd *™ Arconntf from (he aaf-ar c-,m in !„.,•• timio unfavorable. * ‘ P ,n LotU!iana con- .i™ ' tf- °' u 24 -r Th "of t™**. 1 ' ‘ r £ nia » longing to lh « Delaware, Lock Awaa na and Western Railroad, exploded In tho yard at this place at about one o'clock this afternoon. Ro bert StarroU, the engineer, Wm. Brown, fireman, ftlr. Swart*, formerly of Moscow, Pa., and two others whose names aro unknown, were billed. Tho engine n a complete wreck. The cause of the explosion was a pressure of steam. Wism-tcroN Crrr; OcL 24.—Mr. Greenwood, tho c ommissioner of Indian Affairs, has returned, after an absonce of six weeks, daring which ha made ar rangements f.ir treaties with the Sacs and Foxes of too Mississippi, and with the Kaws of -Kansas. He visited nearly all the tribes in Kansas and Nebraska, and says that they are anxious to adopt the pursuits of civilized life. _ rißLiatc, Pa., Get 24.—A lady, calling herself Wok t Sister, accompanied by two men, arrived here i is morning. Sbo says that tho man under arrest is not Cook. Tho prisoner Uto bare a hearing to morrow. lie denies being ona of the Harper's Fer ry men. Parties, arc expected to arrive here to morrow u identify him. Nrw oRk, Oct. 24.—The week opens very ouietly in money affarrs. \\ e notice no particular movement in either direction. There is abundant supply, with a fair demand at Ufa, ft por cent on call, and i»(<s7 per cent on prime four and six months paper. Boston, Oct. 24—Capt Horton, or tho ship Arl ington, of Ilalloncll, reports that while passing tho straits of Gibraltar, a two-poand shot was fired from the Spanish fort of Tarifa, which passed cudrely through the ship, striking jo«t nnder the main chan nel, on tho starboard sido. Is wax a fn us, Oct. 2t.—An accident occurred last night at l nion city, caused by tho explosion of a camphene lamp. <>ao child was burned to death in it* mother's arms, and fear other persons wcrebadlv injured. - Nkw ’> oEi;, Oct. 21 The bank statement for tho week ending on Saturday shown a decrease in circu lation, an increase in loans. s2A,<)oti; nn increase of sperm, $ 1,2 j*'..ooo, and an Increase of de posits, sl,47f>.Oi>». Nr.w iiiit.cAv*s, i2t.— The Magarine marks Mid four -.|UHrt* of property adjoiniog-.wero destroy od by !iro in‘l night. Toeb-.-s slllO.OUl ). a isv ii i.r, < i.-t. 21.- The river is falling with feet I inch in the canal. Commercial » >\;*tiiT7kk "► aiuiituatikn init curr ash oct. ' l'lTin CiMt-ntLL. IVm r. I.imt VV eelAly lie vie w of llic l*ll libnrxh iUftrkr i specM/fjr.fdr (\* I\lt:!mrg\ Oai*lU.\ ftmtscisu, Tccsoat, Octouci li',o. Tto- rnrrrnt of bnsiRCM cotittonrs lu doll, lethargic Bo » U!. ec«rr<.|j B nppl« lit-... its anrfsr*.. |n.,oad the fiilii •! <?>!rra t.. the eonntrr Un.ir *nJ the produce trade, tbe “no fc-ttvttjr. Tlie nver» ctutintif low. ned with no pr« •■lit c>f improvement. Thepto-lucemirLet isonclißDgol I.ut >iof# t.ricoe villi loit littli- variation. Th- money m»i tel Umboul the Mine »-before uolod. Tbi >.*tike have lor *joi9 »>wi.a U*u contrarting slowly—no to uppr»--j uf C ne alarm, hi .nil enough to ii.Jlcat. the ir Matron* and prudent policy. Tl.e coatracticn of loan from the ln t -b<--i p.int of nXpanMon tinting the cnrrentreai .. bI-<tif f-tw.r*.-. Kutem ex.jra,.;.. ..i rt-nr*«. a* tcatr. »a n. u (h*r- |* nilt ivnt(>anilr«-ljr luue pnnluce jp-.i., fol -i ard oul ,1 r.tii. b |. luak* I'll- LttLi *f V'i t - lb. .r ..<t. i.. t!,.. .yteut ..I tLe: ■«*!• 1 ■ ut -• a... iti4.lv ,t ' . prrnimiii f-r si*, •tiri.-n t. W.-t.ri, -rrl.aj,,;- l,u u . o-ltled reluldy .juj Tao.u h ,n:r ti tli- Jemaifl f-< .-a liango la ahead i I i li,. tu(•;>(> TI.- »->ifid t-auka «>f Ohio, Indiana aocj Koo tn,ky bail., in l»wa compelled to retirw souta "iv mil'iou* of il.'lr nrrolßtion, and declsno pntUng it out »tT»in. m ti i«*ore i,i t-o rtturco.l q;k>o them tmaiediatcly ■ lor „ -hi .i| 2li«rerult U, (list, « CCtltlli.*:lOU of '““I l—*iUi|3 bit l B]uu ttuirowßr* In LbO« ?U.U* buJ •t-iLud, mauhftiitat.ou 1 1 tii-eoiap%rßti«-l T worth l. »» au*-.n i money, lor ih* reltrrtl ruoulalli.U. : n.B e.-ntu.ui,«* tt>i»~d<-uU) > .nfl.-rer: I r tbianasb I. 0.-i nd«.iuaUK eiib. rin c.»>t. or n. Unnpe. TU- irtitb w, ami u.. u.ei M . u. .hut our to tht-twl. I .«! Utinr.rf tlie past year lha tV«wl baa been Oraloed <<> about r ,u.irjn.m> iu (told, which haa Ukb drswa from the |K<rkeu -I it« |.*«.pje, k,rwar>l«l taat in place of prodeca, and haa rom tu-nre leuad it* wnj to Eurtipe, lo pay for usuxted wUri. at. now l y ,u S uoeoM to New York warebouM-, ili-Weal, mnrh lo her pralae b- u apokao. refcuiDa to bur tnli ao njoi li In debt The Wear »• wnacjuanUy bar*both ol tuouey aad rode bik! betog Btill in debt, the clamor i< ‘.n^ , ; t ; ,, 7, JUU • rue * f . h ‘ a «‘ , • TBU ' bwtor. It <»thoajht. I * , 'i' 1 '*? fO,, J[ •liwawd, uutd the ho* . rep is harreiad •out East for sale. rrrar* ;ho II (be ij.leui 'j ln» paid by <.-a WeJnes Alexandria, S on lb« Sun 4lcly A*«eai- TKe Liabvill-Jcuraal -The pressure In the money , fc , h« ( fritj wscre. The bank, or*, no doubt, Jfdiop alt U.e relief in their power, hot they hero to act. at pr..»nL with prrwt ri. rutaspecllon, ne their clrenlation r *r' -lr retnrtw to them tor cola or Eastern exchange. Owicr m tho prra-urc in th«* money market Eastern ex . h»ng» IS easier, The hanks .ire still checking at half prem , au-l thp-hrokrTa in considerable sems, at r -„ premium. There is u.> d. matiJ for N#'» Orleans exrhanpe. The broken lake Teaßn*ee*.<otd bankaJOhfo and Indiana hUto hanks at |.ar from their enstutnere, but charge ' dw ■oiit to others, Misstnri, (excopt BL Louis, which U par i * Faro Una: Georgia and Mobil., discount; N.ru. CW... I VUjim. i; Unul , ,„J I 1 -iiuvuuL The I l.iladelphla N. Amerioan saye .—Th-re isuo quotable ■ heug® m the money market the banka ■»-* dJiconnitne lo Ilir rxtrut arithnr ability, being .till indebted to New York eti l th.-re is out touch ibmiend oatstdn, prime paper being *h* r t* c *‘ ul P annum, ttia former for Tb-following IS a .-•»migrative statement of the Im|N»rta foreign tiooC* at N,.w York tor the work, and since .!»" I. r-utnpare-1 with tho same periods tn laS7 and lfi. r >i • » « the a.-ek. lh*T W.S. I>is'l Knurr.l at the j. -rt <•.>14.211 $ ‘at.Sf: lU.suuu Ui U markri. -.Vir.a: 1,614.42 a 1.73L414 >«u. «• Jan 1 Kuter.-I at u„. j-.tl ..ss4.v.*.t.:si» f.HI,4J6,OS‘J p7,765,04n Thr. «*t. omi.e market... 7\M3,I«M L 5.212,110 hr. Lot ij, Oct ut Klonr—ll,46 was ofTored for 2,006 bbls '•h-'ico sujwr, I -til oth.-r lota Wore offered at a lower rale, with nu sales, country super sold at $4,23; double cXUa a> S6JI3 H h,wt—na-aipts lor past 21 heurm* .’:3,O00 bosh; ealee 20, jHI fnr ,-inb, sttcr,ifl,os for to strictly |.rime fall, aud k>r choice. tv>ru Sold at SIM-ktO. for.new, for uM mixed, and VvfWw for while. I rmisiona- Hmltr.l sales at B<* for shoulders, liic for rib 1-e.l st.lus, and 11V k.r clear, IM bble lard sold at 10?*c. AS[||£_a fair drtutnJ for ffods A»l> at s.*-' PIU an iM><uloal at 4 ao.l Pearl* at .Vy.fG. ALR— tnauofartnteJ coutiuuaa In fair demaaJ, «ttl. •ica.ly Bbijiuuota to all part* r,f tha .'uunlry. Tha UMi«tn>l rnim pi |.rva«nt arc AI’HLKS—* «upj»ly tiii.l incl-ruto mlm -•I.oln. at bhl' BAUH-tl.e price cum-bl of Mcuu U.-rUI A Barker, I'm |>Tiolf<! I*tp i* u follow* flour ««ck*, 12 \ ft*, <,q r l.fW. *25 tbs fcu ftr MV«iTa; Hd ft* fICW&I 10; ult IT P- 1 ? 1 * <" II jo id a„ $.U,.540; .1.1 dj Ham nuil Netbagft—lB ft* IAW Ujy Kdo Jl.Ti.. 12 rto *Uii, 10 do sl.2i. Grain b«a— 2 boat, luutlin, <lu fl 100, 2 do, drilling, £l6; 2 Jo, Oaiiabure’* 114 nOIH. 3_do do, fclMd-Jf . UUTTKR A KQGH—• nunleraie iruiulry f„j Roll Batt*r «*!«• or packet 10V and prime Roll nt lij;U. L„,w •Julio sauceaud lira nt I2£&i;|, * UAOON—M not u firm and quotation. are a c ain a ahade VfIler 1 ler: ** l l * ? f «"»"*'«■ .1 SwUU, Side* at lo Bud plßla UfOim 10V|<>(,10- 1 4 . Sugar Cur**! tiam. 13<^13.«,_. HROOM3—ttiure N a tery «toady demand and the r«* re.,,u am rx»t n.or« than adequate to It; ealta of cfomoo u< clioico nt $2,1K)u&3,0U, and Caury at s.\£y UUCUKTS AND TUU3—Tho factory prime (caM,, pa, fonda) at KalUtou and New Brighton am l„r Bucket* ILW my*, wd tuu, n:b&wt> * Jic . tr-m tt l£ i Jitu ■ell in tin* r«ail way »l sl.?b<ss2,M) BUCKWHEAT mUR-tl,*ro I. a m<.lorai* amount ar rlrlm;. but tb«. demand from tb« ftnnlh I>aaao Mr abenrbed t all u r.»t aa received. Hale, at $ I .S7r<» l.Sj vi fo, orl Brr i. val and from .lore at f 1,7 ft. * OORDAGK Manilla lU>|k., cull, 13 c 9 E>j Manilla Rope, col, 14 c 8> Unii|i Kojic, coil, II cft frilleiup Kotvr, cut, li i' al) Tartwl Roj«, coll, 11 r £ fi> Tarred Ropo, cut, 1: c ft ff> Paralug Yanl.Uoo, 11 o ft thU’acklugYaru-cui h. c 5 th BKD CORD,*—Manilla, $1,50, fcl,i3@s3,oo ft ,I. Uftnis SU7, * doi. Uemi. eoil, 11 eta to Q>. PLOUGH LlNKS—Jkuilla, K 7 eta ft d.w- H-mn, :oc. COTTON YARNS—Tho market la "toady at the Mlowloa quotation. which are corrected to date; * roottn ties. No*. 6 to ldlucln.ire 20 o ft E> No, 16. No* 11 A 12 'll eft 0) No. 17. No. 13 ttcfltb No. 18. No. U ir.eftß) No. Ift. No. 1& jit cfllb N 0.30. No 400 .... 3... .llof»i]<.?|Na.Soi> N" WW lUc N». tmo— .i* c'p i3oz|No, jooo No TOO . ~ 3 c $ iW| °Yr' ‘f" 1 "' rr > t Sfc ? 6 *»*■* »» U.. Jo »Uilo. a OkolUat 100 .. n.. ! F«niiju.m» 2 its *. ,to MloUclSlc “ DttUui:, No. 1,15 c -i Oo.oilot Wru ao -u„ 'n,£ lie » OtUdloffU'l M .. oak*itnu3. 2"J- skmuj n*> ..... Sl2c%tyd CANDLES AND SOAP—Candles are i toady at qur quota* tlnoatlljipod Li’-X, tuuulil 13 and i'»w»nUm> lftfAia ruiaalua ua before, ateady B t 6 f.>r common, 6U for Palm, T., I , W Toilet A Cutila, forfiEwyw’a Cliemlcal 01iT..; and 7 f., r Ucrmaa. CHEE3L—«light «npi4jr and goj J demand at W. IL, tome choir® bring quoted a* high uH DRIED BKEf—* fair demand ami regular emlra In ■mall lute at lJyjw;!;. FEATItERib-eery dull; prime Wtalorn are wiling at 43, ou arriral, and lu imall pamtlaat 45. wp quote No. a Mackerel, Urge at *U. and half bbla sj.7o, ttallhnoro llertiog, J 7.00. Halifax <K IV- 0 - Alewivoa Lake White, «1Q a hbh do Wot. *.%«* hair bbla White, ft and Lake Uerritr il TIL FLOUR-—the demand u well kept up, and price* fiLT cr, but without quotable change; the ruling flgtirts from •lore jwtorday were J4.T6 fur Uopcr, $5 for Extra and ivS SfiS.'S&SSK £3Us£g&3!& *?? aggregaU Mdw rango from I.COO to 2,000 bbla a dar ' * M uIUIM-'h. .a r pl, <,fO»r«l,M.ootu btfort, 2a nric, cuntttiuo ta rul. M U Inm d.pot ml «Iron, Mon. 352 Oo,» (u u.T-r«!, unto mot. liocijr v-Moritt |‘ , , iu»h.rtMffi«@K. s u u i,. K«27S2;Sa^, J »“ aaloa were reported during (ha weak at fit . ejss s ays 4 asSs^F'^a SU7 MatUtoSStti % «a bald wUh tanra Arran*** aek* to dir tradaol Bcsuil andtn cooutW at st'issu m.-ju,/ toxonnery Conn la staid/ at l%gi3, aod fixes at ;- <1 AS PIP£-ihe foUowinrj rcntaHng: Per Foot- Per ¥cct. J-e Inch Qu Pipe.... 7 ett. lnch Qu ?ips_&.’ ctr k : “r'«“ - 2 w “ s~S - ' “ ...10& “ “ “ .-V» " 9i —l3 ** S}4 44 u *.0,C0 '* i« :=£*: 1 “ “-«» “ fenb/oct to the ccstoaary dlacotmt- UA V—safe* at scale* at 410320 ft ton. JIIDE3 A LBATUUK—doIi; green beef hides are quoted at C(57, the tatter figure ruling fcr dty ilaoghtcred. Qroea Dry PUnt 18>£- Rocgh country leather it <inll at 27@££. Dressed Leather Lr nnoted as follows: Bad Spanish SWo $ ft— , ray+7 Slaughter “ ** .. d 29302 Upper Leather f> do: ..." tSi34'J Bridle - “ i7&Si Skirting leather $ lb .. 32@0t Hamms.™ ~ „... 25<^30 IRON A NAILS—tho following is. the standard bull of nricca for email lots; large erden arc ii-Urj at n rejQrtlpr of * on those rates:— ixit r.is. 4, and 4}£ by % to 1 inch , r . ~^t. -li> “H* %• 3» Z 'A> 4 and ' by 3£Tnch...~..._ by »ian*l ' , 3.W inch— —..C*-' * 3>lc loch, ana I>4 to 2 b T % 5 and 6by *4 tol inch 3)4 ll4i !?■* and 2 by \< and / M« tncU„ --VA Dandy Tire, „ %> 7-ldand Jj Inch....—J l ! Horse shoo, 1 and lt£ inch by! l “ 3*4 , y H“d TachJWi '■_* j]y A ■»<! ?» Inch—.4^: = A , b L'< “<* h Inch—„sW; Saddle Tree, IVi i; ib - V? i'e Inch-4 aud 41 - ?* by *4, ia aad 1 1* -»by2i,3-ioatjgi aoirso an sooaa*. '“>* LARD— email sates of coor and city do in barrels at 12*4. in foU at™^7^n^h 8 V I S n K^-'S*lrftf 0 * wl “ n^ir^^s^SK,?S^Sr' ,o: ' s " ’ - Ji2w£F > f£“* *** “**? “° •» for new. bREDS the prospect of a large crop ct Clordrareddet*™ bayrra from taking hold largely, and we hear of bnUitllo *? eS f" r *P° at and we qooteat f4Ad34,«fl from bnt hands. Tlmotliy is nominal at<2ircm tir ! t Plaxsped efoady at sl.oB^Llu. -i.TT— luodw * te Je “aad and sales of b'a. 1 at ilc.rKii. TJLLOW—rough is bought by the butebors st :, and torn try rendered at P. WINDOW GMUS-lprira* are Dnn, and *•» rop«*t oor make:—hxB anJ Tkm, f 3 *®? 5 B ™J s3w6;Bxll to 9ill aud oil 2 to lQxEi tA2li !oll&*t4-w - The* anTSrtwLb price*; ennntry brand* range 60 rent* ?l l-ox I™*. p„ r n« a “wnm? IO P ccul dijcontit ott. WjUTIJ LKAJ>—flrii and | Q aleady demand at (£2,fco « kcgforpinwln oil.ajfi dry9o 9 B>: robject tolb«e«nal di t?mhr^“ d,^* d ife ia - D " t ’ aDd W«»an; B WlllflKT—ulu of 1 City lUvuflnl at 2*Ci2J; OJ.J Itr# range* from 75e695l gallon. J ♦». WO ?, , T We "Slwtod lo notice but w.<k a aaleof JyaCoO O*. which was made by tbo hoc** cf tf. U»ri*aBfih ±Co at price* ranging from 3h&&Bc y fl> for common to fall blood Imports by RlVcr. feT. LOOls.per JCeptnoe—l lofo boat, 2 enginea. 1 doctor, ■**f * Brom»»ill« boat; 50 bbl» finer. EO bbl» floor, Fiord * <•0; 12plow*, Hall * Bpetr. 600 bbls flour. Llor.tt A «••• .W bbU, 73 half 00, BbodM A Vcrscr. Hpkga 200 dry hirtiw, owner. 1 ZANESVILLE, per Emtua Graham—2 !>t« drr rx*di»l''& }■“**■* aeol,bbln apple*. 13 do OR**, 2 do butter. .54 kJgt bnltcr, Clarke A co; 3d empty LLla, 23 L»ifda, Rhode* A Tnr ixjr. 1-2 do do. 6 empty btl», Smite A c,.. 2 grate*, Jr ' ' ro “ raa * 13 r»CT, Uagaiey; 3J do/ bwmaw. Atwell A <-.r; 30 empty. 1.%,. 3 da bbla. 2 has inndri.a. Kayn.er A An deraon; Si 4i Corn, 7 do r«g», Fel.-or; 2 bis copper, Fleming iRIVEK ,%'EWbi The w.-athor was warm and p]caa*nt'yr«il'-i .ia,v, iviupa. ed to what w 0 hare becu enduring. The only l.n.m.Mut Ute Uvoe now Worth mention U the flnUhin,: «.f new hun- A Urye numl>cr ot elegant new emit are now rwcemitg th* hola|nog touch,*. jThe Grey Eagle got up h.r ihlmu*-»» yeeterday. Sin* is ati elegant lx,at, indeni. bj.Jw.lll- Ijn ulied If] the highest style. About a dor-en new U.,,]s »rr ll, “ • •‘tiding, to tiie hand-, of thacarpentrre anil parpt- The arrivals jtaU-ulaj axre the Neptune, Cunt. l‘.*e. Iriloi ?*• willj * P*ri k»d ot fl.mr, an,l the lUnma UrahaK f 1 oro Capt. Ay.-rs aaya that Weight* toauil In.m the alutklnguui. at prowut. are aa plenty ax water Hnw plenty that 1«, w„ loave the reader tojnJ-„. Therp were no d-purinm* yest.-rday r>,„ \- iA ,,,,,, , *“ «s»ct«l in la*: night, from Cincinnati The NeptLUo will leave again h>,lay witli what lreighl«h« r»:> pick up Tlie Emma Qraham wdl lor V.it.cs Mile at 4 r a. to day. SUamboM ICagUler. „ ARBI\£D. | DEPAUTED. .riograph, Urownirilh; |luiwuii!l- Jeflerauu, Brownarille; Jeflerscn, lltgwim ill--. CuL, Bayard, Elizabeth. j C"1 U.vai.l, >'h-a'-t»> Neptotw., U>uL<; Karma s.rahaui,/.auusMliw j KJ‘er- '.}+ feoi—uu aiUoil—At ll,.o«e. »>-, h. TaUgrapma nara«u. \l--. V..1.K, Cl C.-'tt.r*, ilfr. im-Uli..*, M . j-’l-iu l.M»; lii* mark-t with n (Inclining tendency: *»t»t VI )>•>•( .!,, Uiuug. while }l,ir<j. M iiwaoLco c'lu Corn Imary; «*lm i.T.!»>;. best: whit* f1.0.T Oal lHU.tr at liairon quiet at Horn*. UrJ tl-. ililjfxl*. xlmat Whtekr "V Siijpir Ktir. iluacoraJo liuratn OofW will Tallow firm at )1 Jr.-fi-hu pa Ora: to l lrerrooi b^u. l. Btc« k klABKrr >'.ocka henry agd g-cuerai!)- lower. Cl .-atfoi Kock island oj.U; TUlnoi* Central W>V. Mu blga • iSoutboraUVi; HMdlngoS^GaJeca.v Clurs-jo :., ’■ • M,.< t*;»n Onit*l it.r,, Hods ,o Kiv«w lUulrosd ;«V CIN. t-tSiTI. »hl. r. -ntiir .. su-!|V.- t..dj rt s a a generally askiuc fl.Wrtc4.\*i fot .apert.n-, Wheal ontl • u-s In good demand al loi ml and S tor while; but lltlln is In tba market. There ia nochaui « *raln. Whl»ky dron-ej J c jkt gallon, and t* dull. rro»nK.na<iu»er.Dd unchanged; thc-ro waa a email •ale of Meaa P«k at Sin. Ti. manned. Kiabange May at Of - Cturchili’o Remedy for tfie Prevention aad Curo of Conanmptlon. Winchester’* Genuine Preparation or<)i* HrpopnoiplUtea ofLime and orSoda, T\e SptcifU Rrmtdy for Onnnxpiic*, XavfitSa, DrcvchiUt. ZMfiTi/y, Dyrprpno, and Ifenoss Dittatts, Hie success of this .vxir reuedv (discovered .7 Dr. J ■ r. Churchill, erf P.rU,) b cUMning tor 1: liw Ul « t ’ibcuLd*] I'lpaUrity ihronghoat fcervpe e&rf (ho CaJtol Il la a purelj Scuntlfic Preparation, acting with israria&fr • carj, luail Pclmocary an,! NVrr.as Mkuta.- . , CUHK «>F OONSUMmOM. la ttic w<4.u.l 311.1 third *ta*ee (ata period, consequently *b.<n Here cun L-e'no uuceiUinty u to lie nature of Ihe litfleaaej can be obtained, in all crmr, by till treatment, eli-rpt when the existing lualon of the Juno i» urittolfrel- Cdotil U> produce death. Thie IL-raedy ban not only a curati>o effect, bet o**l wborvTer then* rxUta • raspickm of the disease, J¥«- renl tU Ik* and tbu. act a, a V r ( * r vsUrt torOkra fl-irJto Q>nrjmpinn,j‘ui at rac.tJia!i.*« un:\ rrcard t» fltnali I\ta CoosnoptlTw, la auy stage i.f the e1w.1.l raaorl immcdlituly to the us.> of (he ilypophoepbitce 01 Ltmo and SvJa. "WlactiMler'a G<*oala« Preparation* (m ■yrnp)lDMtraUr fi abotUM, 1* -vlmically pore," b ib a combination proposed by Dr. Churchill ‘Tor general tur.’ aod it prepared according to hU original Jormnf.j. DB. CHtmcinu.’S WORK on CONSUMPTION Compming bit rejwrt made to the Imperial Academy t * Modlclue, Paris; Notes of Cases, auJ Letters, Documents Testimonials, AfR, which, together with a Circular, will be •eat on receipt of TWELVE CENTS In stamps. Ctonon.—lnterested Druggists will try to eol) yon other preparations than mlDo. Jdo not buy them. Mr “Genuine Preparation" bears my Ut eimlle signature. *J“Ueware of all Froi aratijiu cUlmitig to be the Hypo pboephltna, which cuniulii taoa, or any Daca. TLocounlry la likely to be Hooded with spurloo* certiorates. Pwcsa.—One bottle, ££ three rale sod roUtl At the Sole Q.-oeral Dejol In Stahw, 43 John street, N. V., by J, WINCUBSTKK, to shoo Md«rs should be addrosaAl. Also, trhd<Mle and retail by Dll.il. U. K2YRKR, No. 1W Wood street. Pittsburgh, sod .**■ Allegheny. wCT-dAwP half libl Jt.UU 'Abo 3,00 3.50 3,(0 Pur si F u r s ! ! TIIF. PREMIUM 1-llRS!:: LOUIS MULLER, Manufacturer of all kind* of Ladire’, Children*’ or tlcutlomcu’e FURS cioigb end Carnage lUdo^dwdr,s to buffalo Robes tc H>yl£* * n N °' V " W “" J »**•« d-x.r to l>r iO-Jn™ repaint, rtauml anJ m ,Ik, u», mao tu*r. All fclhiU ringing Pura bought. ivittJoiJ Ww. BRADSUAW. De^Si^- • I U* icavo to Inform you tbal tho Cookiosf Btoea i oougjit of you for my own family tm*. M well *< tboao tot by my molherand one of o*.r fr*m.Mu»k..r*.arc »•> j m£r* lono yon represented them to l-o. P»r baking ami routing, w« nil ague (bat *« n,. T «r aaw ! tfceir equal, ami u t.>r tcuoomy In fuel, has than *4 tw«| tn otbor rtofru yf tho esin-i wr.e Jr*-i the baking anj ruasfmx to Too may rder any on. L, cs tbat Lm any Jonbt about tb» etoro. V«urs truly, J J DUVr Plttaburgh, U.X 5», '69. j of A. Lyot* A Co, H* WcJ\ »t There *r* plenty tu».re «.f thu mine tori attbo li,. D City stole and Tin wurebuive of * W. \Y. BRADSHAW, No. Zi W\-l .(rut **““ . . * dc,, f M<*r thn «ign of tl.o koU-„ B ujj NJfi W SO NO s'.— * Little Wbito Cottage Ueutle ilallic Some one to Loic , Darling Ibmbel... iionnio Klulse Uonie into theGai.Uni’jjaua” ...' ""'' ' - ' -•iic L . oLjr JOHN 12. UKLLUtt, M Wuodetwt, tJoplcj eept by mail, pcwt-paid. on r«*lpl of price. uc22 /CAUTION.—He hereby caution nil persona not to parch aae any Cooking tfloranrSbj**’* tritb hoi low centres or hollow crca-piecc* on, exoept thus* made by; iti, 4i Wt>«rr> tbo exdaaiTo <i«ocr»of ibr pmlmc l«>r making] Uollow Ontn* or the ildle* weahatl! liroaecuto all persona wlio ItWWC*our patent, b> tho fuil ttrut of tbe law, STUART A I’KTEJISOM, Iron Foamier*, Willow street, *tx>To Thirteenth. Philadelphia, Oct. 1,1569. odftfcltud ffimtmnatt, &c. 170 H OINCINNAT/ANI) LUU-V fßa-ri ? ISVILLE.—'The floe new fteamerCLAKAJsj^KK l»:AN, C*ft.S, Cadmeo, will leave fcr the aboro ana Jn? template poruou THIS DAY. 25 th p M freight or jiMiagw apply on board or to ' VLAOS, BAjtNH * coJa.i. St. fcouts, &c. ' 1 'C'OK Sr. LOUIS.—Tho S’plemlHi i fcp. ta F "“S" HAKlNElt.Cipt.DcTlnnej, imUS5t& S; ; t “ Wo r - “• *” “S' 444; t>clB FLACK, IiAKSB A CO-A^j. fajmpijts & fitto ©titans. mriß U: i. i,a^"Tii * •P l *°<N<l •teamcr AB-JxsHnfr COfLB, Captain Kbbwt, win hate W3K * £K ?_ J flU iatermadiato porta on TUB FTBRT POR MEMPHIS. dTNEwToRr-TSS. JP Leahs.—Tin, pHIKOLK, Cp!. Coo.w7k«t^SlU iL.™ * ‘•JsSSSSS In termed into port, on THKniUH m.SV o* iir“o“ PWtMPPljonboAnlorlo “* arsE - (rt!sWor j;— tUCE, IUBSES * CO, Astt riSr „ . K * < FLACK. BARN Eg *CO , AgU. OATS— 1000 bus. for aalfl by ' OOSI aUDLB, WIBT3 * QO-t I*s Liberty «t • > f«. HTVcghi lUlocb \: E- SHUT XSC.t. 50*.1X14,*155&... “ 18, 20,22 *iM “ 20. coora icon. Per p00nd..v... 104 hfcilrs k+z 3,23 8d to . W “ Unul* 1 Fencs Nail* $ ktg.. r ..-X'-Q 6J*7d “ M ...-4,00 ■ . w - .-viSj,.: id U .. » 3d xra 2d “ . “ o.f> Oot Rplki'j 3 to 4J-* jnrfr ..*.4,00 *• 6 tr> 6 4,60 Preued flplki'S iurh... *ll i<*ngtUa « MO *‘ Buller lUvcla $ B>._. 4 - IfcON'lC jlren PKtw Wlnga •** 1 “ “i SUU •• ...* «Ut KOPS. B«*t .)n»Uirr, *‘*y n*j. i s t mi, I.'l I .it -1.-fnll. Ml •« ( -25c
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