0-11 PP. 1 . 131 in" 13M ill tr*lgliq Elf wo R I s tilwronvaan. arCQBDY,a Ca, MANUFACTURERS OF BaRATBIND, zu3it33. DOLT WITS% PREEialt s C°2 na - norroma, ngsos Sun pawns. oPettot P °l4 " , AVN /Masters mad Dealers la 311ZELLIL TIN PLATS SHEET /ROD, WIRD, lee. Ostkalaallyoa Laad, Thrmso'S ileebtaes and Toole. 4ouat, Neg. 149 Ara and 120 Seeondeher Pittsburgh. Paulus. aarlpeclal anion orcom.: cut to imOadrad patters m310:4/hrirt _ STOVE WORKS. - XELIADZIEt BRADLIIY, • ;••• autinotom Old DiIMICI IMLIT TAZIRT Or 1 COOJNo, PARLOR AND ITEATIAO STOVES, ;Plain and rancy Grace rronts, a*. Bola Proprietor of the colobrated PATENT Gee Binutzno and SnoviConeuxuto COOK STOVES. ..oiftoe' and Sales Room. , malg ,Bto, 4 WoodBt,Plttabargti.Pa. n. Wuxi. vreiracrw Dow Min 1011111801 i, MINIS & MILLIIRS • . Ponerniins AIND MACIIINISTio * 2I . I 4I3INGiTO'N W.01111E4 7 - ' , •' -- Pitisburgh, Penna. i 110.21 Market stree t, bads of Stand SoFdael and U/1 1111atldo 7 ; Railroad Wort, Masai Malan and Ewan Icon Kvalfing dons= eh bet notlos. wo t.u.GEN IRSA- 1 .111.1L - NGLE. SlO lIT GILLS DRAWN BY oilne&m. annum* & CO., I:4y TILE UNION DANK, LONDON, IN, SUMS 01' ONa POUND STERLING AND UPWARDS. • ADsi,lllltson mo prkteipal tide and towns of Franca, . B L elerrto r Gallium!, °ennui', Roads end otlun. European ststeet i caostudts on'bend and fors.% by Biuo, Wtlai.lVlLDlAKear,Arrad. NAILLROTAD SPAM COMPANY. • 'Joseph C.Bidw•ll. • preussors !brim Rolfe d! oVwft.) . • 11 , 11.11GrACTONLIN er RAIL ItQA 1) SPIRES, CHAIRS N. AND BOAT SrIICES. doiner of •Wa r Street and Cherry alloy, PITTAIIUR/214. PENN.A. Forivardingland ComOssioit literthautt, Ana Agents' for the sole of Pittsburgh Menu Itortrros. Centigturionta and onlera !USW, PRODUCR, La, solicited. Prompt ratio. lion to waiving and forwarding. Neu 40 Commercial S tttttt St. LOW. cuZlrdef N. avatasucs ar. SONS. Foreign and Emilie Rills of Exchange gICRTITICATIS OP DIPOSIT, BANK NOVO AND Snell, NO:17 lIARHLH' STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA. 11113Uectlene in • on all the principal cithe through. /cut the United . apir2-kl7 - - V 7-131 Y4MIA N as It 0 N • klapotaetorm and &Wan to &H MOs of • TOEI:4Cpo, NNIIPP AND CIGARS, .! .1 A,N Tos.A.cac., ofSas4T.6lßireetand Dimond Alley, PITTSBURGH. PA. al. R. CA H p - 4 - 4 0 H Fit e m DIM= IN .STRAW /SONNETS AND /I ATE,IPSE msrgrar RIBBONS, FLOWERS, du. NO. 03 MARKET STREET. PITTSBURG& 'J. M. LIFTT.LIIC TaIrErRiCELAN'r No. 54 St, Clair Street, ( Dr. Me'. Nov LI piMmman. PA .4.6111;10fe JOAN COCJEIRAST - riNVTACTDIUM OP ion Railing, Iron Vanles, Vasil Doors, 'Vindow. Mitten, .Window Guards, &e., Na. 01 &gond Stert and 80 Third girret, (Babies:in Wood and Market,) . mrsunon, Pd., Have on hand' a variety or new Patterns, fancy and plain =Rill° fa a!! pnrpoec Particalar attention paid to en. cLningtlrsve Lots. Jobbing done at dont noticii: mt 9 JOHN S. LOH, b . mit isrr TAYLOR, No. 53 . Market St, Pittsburgh _ assortment of CLOTHS, CaSSIMIRES,‘ Thannroa, COmoos, and all goad. anitaLla for gent/amens' wear,J4t received., 4141P-Oidara promptly flllad, la the latest sty loa of Ina art. mtZolydro J. aSOTT, Dentist. LEAS removedToile home -lately a:el:Tied by Dr.-Wm.a.ty.e, it.. 278 P.m lit.wt, (south .1414,) third dou ),boys Mad strceL 0689 Hour. tram 9 a. K. MI 52. sr. & C. P. MAECKLII, iftlnlNC7l7llllll ITINTINO, JOB AND ALL EMI* OP P 24.:Cr. PAP 337 R: Warollauso, No. NI Wood Bl PI7TSJII27I9H, PI. tnyaf kiiiLNILY CC.M.14114113: Rao bu,nghtzt inarkilt recta. Porerardlng and Commlealon Merchant AND WIIOLIMALII MULLIKIN Cheese... Duffe l ,. Seeds. And Pr<dace Gone. d AWN 26 ULM flint!. Pilasses, .A2NIW.RICAN WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OP ArtLIMICAN WANCIIES.. Wciwould most respectfully call the atten tion of the public to the American Watches now being es. tenalvely intrados./. the manstfmtnreol which has bmottle so tirsnly . rstahlaited. that entire confidenco sue be placed upon themse sat viol Oorrost timekeepers, both by the wearer and seller. I:laving bean appointed Whobwede Ag is lot the este of these Watches; the public may he emir that we can sell tham se tho easy loth cob prim. We hese al. a very large stock of Alleet-aed Platad Wass;yine Oold, Jewelry In sets, end] se Ooral, Garnet, Csamo,,2l.t end Pairlnin. Our assortment of OLOCEA to non Ily , larga at present, tonopriaing some beantifol 'patterns of Eight sod One Day Parlor and Office °kelt& et greatly rednood prices. W• hove Lao. r.u.wk or ugnal and °ma and akar Waite. on band, all of oar own Impor&Gon. at.., Width Maltose Toots, Materiel. and Wetth Olaseen. -Y RETNISSIAN Z AIRTRAN, N 0.42 Fifth street. nOTIIKEISI bon% fail to proeure Mrs. Winslow's Sooth ring gimp for Childras Teething. It Las po aqoal on earth. It gristly facilitates the proems of tentbing by aoft%log the 'gums, redurlog aII luilamatatioo-rill allay palsood,la 'lore to, retulato the bowel. Derma epos ft, station, It viii restroyporaolves, and relief and bealikto 'oar • 'Wants: Rafietlyanfa , Thii Tslaable preparott Ls the piescription of IMO of ;atm maitomieceo an akflful female .Physidatts In lirikr and bu Ivouinca watt Dever4l.ll,4 nacos is Vilma of cases. -Woke/Lass It the teat ituitmosest.rems.l.7l. 'ail clam of Lipouitrcylliut Diarhoes hi o,ll,lton...tether it 'arises trout teething 04 from stay other souse. II life and health cub, be adttirostrei by defiant lied CEP i•dt Is woratkiirsigbt 19 / gold. gnomeof Dottie/OLn /gold.. ' emery you le Dm Oultall tiltatru. , ft is an old ail trell•trlad Otrauely' P.I4OIIORLYR6ORNTD A EMILE. .114ertoue genuine aster the Istralmile otOUNTlis ISINIB,Dets York, Dont outside Wrapper, Sa4 ty Druggists throtlationt DZ. GISO. 11. KEYSER, Agent for PittSblurgh. juktlawlyte? . • / idsrita's PainctiLove Vaamix Dgsra6 - zp, onty Ravdy in Lie Slide WortiMmt to Exterminate occlic,Dello, Mos, Arm,Alomanimi,lh249, 1101216 MOLD, (in= Wow AND GARD:II WED% to do,ooo wires SOLD IN ONE iroxTrf. These Celebrated Ilcoredien base been exteurively need for troop-taro years to ell part. of Etinve, sad theirrairso pious power twee. beim eXtoOsli by the Houten of Muds, .hence, Ragland, Austrin, l Pranchn Bresria, Penerny, am, Holland, Naples, dal; - and their enemies' properties *mined, and approved Of the Prat distiordehed !amities all onir the world. Their &Winn . ..tom to all hinds of Terrain and fount. - * L - lisslieerenertMed lu this country hi the Dlrectora of lius sarimtlPnblln Inetitutrons, Munn's, /muss, Proprietors Onlotels, Warehouses Blanninetorics, sod by earl.. Ho toguldred print. citineoutl Humeratle Testimonials end Certificates of lha edlesey of Mee Iteentelles con bo leoilittho Depot. Tor ofle;Wbflaralssii4Seio, hJ &shay:dor and Pro. Odor,.4ollllthillnietleal Mudd's, . . 612 ProsdAny our. Houton et,) Nev York, , , , Omura Agent for Hurt,: pito' and evrodas, FILEEDI3I , DICKY RusigoN.DrEinist:No.lo Ago' Illmlue sad 4 47 lyosdrarifikitxt.. ' 1 • ' _ For moloki lLladtj wLoilealegnd ratan by R. Z. COI'LI IMPS it 00, - corcorWaid arid amend Ibex JOS./Lk - HMG, Onvier Diennald earl Plarlost! st. lin:111AM t WHEN 747 474 . Allan...X. I deldttlmdfo 81de 011 and ILaather Store. KurgmErqx tr, Son, No. 31 S. Third at. Deena= hilltkot*l °booted ste.,-Thlladelpfllo, biro for raIoPILY AND SALTED EPADTIBII IDEDN3, Do and' Dunn Ballad Patoslfia, Ton bare 00, ?annoy? and Car. tor 4, kbt4^imirs4, fho tog form*. MAD kb& of Gnat? In po ronslC wonted, for obkn MOM nunirstprfro will bo stria In lash. or Woo In Z O O2 B O Or /MIL Leather tfa e l l free of charge rod bold Rupruite Ok Oso.ll. stz.ofiloirost Ottet 4 l 1111141'8h. Pe., hat toon In the. - Iteetent ales for the pent dr nwike, lend Dia procinal the ohntirptorred itlnflot %Inane for the care or Itorela or nrghlch tut 41teltfint to At to say rsitiof ruptero . . 4 %,...111•- moranic, - that b• W• t hZ:_t 4 ihnerrt readers to adi on Dr. Eerier, when iosy "'44Uhttelfr newir4, astool poirmirt th.t Le le ..ti,;(lre the needfalteirti• In rod , - - ' -to arrive 400/14,14.'rA2411.11. FLOUT viram WIZ I r 2 4"44 All*ti";4' • 55Peu 30. Pittsburgh - Steel Works. litOrD-....—T.WollUktra JONTLB. BOYD Ec. CO., lialmbetaren. at CAST STEEL. —ALSO— SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,. *WHIN& AND Corner Eons and Firet Ste., Pittsburgh, Pa; tag P. B. Cleavore PRIZE MEDAL RONEY SOAP. The only genuine, possessing a free nail Creamy Lather, a lasting and dedicate Peanut.. .and ranted not to lojura the atria. BRWAER OP 001INTERPIUTtl, P. B. Gloater'. Celebrated 'Moak, drown Wltoloor,ll4co. tine and BoafloWar Soap.: alu;leopotoesoos Toth road, for the Tooth and Gums, to to bad of all tha roapertahln Drug sod Dam* fl4.lrea to the Untied Bastes. Manufactary to London. Wholesale Depot, Noe dl and as Dry stitot, New York. otlll3mdfc .1. 0. ROVATON, Agtot. RoPEs' A. .zyris Of .9 tiva and doactiptlotno. Warehouse, 489, eor. Penn aml Walnut Si Tnro nosru Owe lb. P. P. W. d,O IL IL Prtight Dopnt., soUrrollwfry rirrsauflon. Tnt PletrvlLN STRUP.-IVnar Iv ri Meet persona hare an htei tiur the Peruvian Syrup preparluni or Peruvian Larks. TM* ie hot the raw . • soluble preperatiou of Preto:lle of Iron, which i. r Ilynneiral Into thecormillution, and wilt bet as a a way that that metal dace nut usually act, wh.. g the form or carbonate,. even lo Um Iron by hydroge preparationolo popular "Kb I,l,yelrlana Whoever deatre 41; give Iron Ina form lint nfli bo acceptable to the Imam stomach, cub that will bo readily inkip Into th• 14 give this Peruvian Syrup, which le attested by men of high character throughout the country. Dr. Hayes the State Amps of dltatschtuetts, teat files to Ite extraordinary v ir. tuts, and we here every confidence in the ability of 'the agent ItEre to convince anyone of (bosoms. The Petnelan Syrup is mule In Beaten, auJ ham tonformedl moot 'rondo, ,a 1 cured In all db. en reqtaing a teal° and all...dive prepantinn. Hee long advertisement in anoint, Malays than". MAL. II liflitttl, 140 Wood anvil, Iho din, for thl. city. aolt.lll ter IXT • . • E 0 •. 23 • L R W do SEWING MACHINES A O F R D C u R. FOR SALE WITH ALL LATE IMPROVIIMSNTS, A T DIANILIPAUTURICIVS PRIVES. B V ALEX. R. REED, mr9tll.l No. 6 FMB Stre•t. Mi!MO thing ieachims. 1311.1,1, AND EX AMIN 11: THE LATHS? IDSPRoVEMENT IN Sewing Machines. Sir-Thls Mama took tba PISST PRIM 11111 at the liar Alitglmuy County Fair . THIS Is TILE INIAPIIINE who: ownera offerei . premium of $2 0 0 0 In Philadelphia to my other on a:hit/Mon 01 the Franklbs Imitate that could do the mum moat/ of work m Thalr offer sot baring been accepted Its sup. lorlty matt IA rtalteded Por asap at A. NI. 11iA REIITII.I./Is itab Jlinr PIFDERAL 6T. ALLIIIIHEN CITY. W• E. BHAtiAN & CO'S Tv SEWING ACHINES; PRICE THILTY.PIVE IKILLARS ll= S EWING MACHINE AT A BARGAIN —A lireAtlat Gruver • 8.k..'. Quilting or TElluring Idachine, nerandßan.l. warmutril l Arst.ritte or 'cr. Co SW: will be maid Wiliam Man half price, Onn bonnet. itt ne7 lIIMBST • BARIUM'S. enc. Liberty and Ilona tin. CALL - AND nxemINTI SEWING- za .A_C If N S 'HICH RECEIVED AT TILE LAST Ty Stale Fair to Ptillailelphla HIGHEST PREMIUM. , Thew Machines are arkaavirlulgul by 411 who have ez. snarled Itm, the am le nee, yet they are told Lr TILE LOW PRICE OF THIRTY DOLLARS. For Sale at No, 51 Fifth Street. FAIRBANKS & EWING, OKNER.II AO ENTS. oc:ALlyd FAIRRANK'S SCALES ►AIRBANB'B MAY, COAL, PLATFORM sod e A - Waver) , diicriplloa:for asle at Attorney and Counsellor at Lori KUIIN'S LAW BUILDINGS No. 13 Diamond Street, mvl6,llyal] • noon. senanini n. MCKMOUT OWNAIIAN, TRISH & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at iaw , yOffloitio. GO Fourth shred, Plttaborgh, P. Notary Pot Ito and Ohlo Conuntratonor. sty WANTED-1000 butt. prime Clover Seed by (MAYA* VAN 0011 DER, Ili &cowl .t. W A N'T E \ D, 5.000 BUSIIELN FLAXSRXD, For which the highest market prim will be pad by M. B. SUYDAM, Allegheny 011 Mill, Corner Crane and Rebecca Street*. WANTED--501".1 bus. prime now Clover VI 11. d. Apply to GRAVY A VAN (lORD6II, oar lits. 13 wood . b eet. 5000. AGENTS WANTED—To hell 4 now lerrontlons. Agonts bore mead, :oror $28,000 on ons,e—tadtar than all other similar agencies.— Send (oor stamps and get 80 Rao, partitulars, gratiA. ocBamd SPIIRAIM BROWN, Laisell, I ANTED-5,000 "bushels Flax Seed. for whkh the hfALest market price will Ir su3o - J. B. CANFIELD* 00, tio.lll nal et. TO LET—The commodious Dwelling ral hone., with stable, out bonen nod groundo u• -Ala tasted, brunet, U the reeidonce of Qom .U.D. Classics, ' enu. OW at Fobs Bridge, Just beyond the city linear:* the Fourth etresaltoad. Enquire et St U. 11111311, 'Agent, cal4.ltf No. 60 fourth area. TO UT—Several fine Store poems On St 01.1 r street, one ofghlah will be rontodin counxtlon wlih tiro op/4one room the esoand Boor, and le quit eel. casted for • fat - Mune pr . nexpot Wm. Enquire of . ocli.dt! N. fl. INTIM, No. 60 Fourth at. TO' LET—A comfortable two atory Fib 11 Batt al no. en, O'lbtra eirost, ron•Sla tstalug 6 rooms, oath i taahod fur t, end 'kitchen on brat BUR. Zoquiro of R. It. NINO. No. Olt Liberty at. •- HIA WA T 11A : 0 NOT : * ND BOLT MOE'S. . . . PI 'PATENT COT PI SID NlJiti a ue en el on huni .041 moninfectund. Alio. Lll3 for BrIAO. w w w. sr , 4, ticsamml Imaamau Az., fandshed bt nitor t notko. Arj..Wstrlbunro, No 111 Water /amt. Rol:Madly SNAP, SCULLS' a 'CC, QUGAR CURED DRIED BEEF-301), lb a. dub cured Beet jun reed sod En axle at FRANCE'S Luc Ry Gronory nod Tat Store, FAleral Mr.*, At kogbe.y, ARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT and Belt-. ter Aperient onastantry avid by JOB. PLUM NO. LpPJIANT OIL-6 cash in r.tore far as b 7. L2' BBLS. - XXTRA ANDI3GrPRAFINE 4. 'w - "ARYagaigeit crou a =pap, 'WI ADM] nwNitlf 43111CRIRIG & CO., moviscrows ov DOD RLE THREAD A Model of Simplicity WILCOX & GIBB 6, KW PATRNT COUNTER SCALES, IAIRBANE'd ECAI.II WAREIIOIIBI4 12!!Eti ft norms (. B. M. SMITH, HAS nimoyeD TO Nest door to Bt, Peter's Chureb ATTORNEYS AT LA It Manto Co Eft. Vit.ts4ttt - ,05a . ..ttt: SATURDAY MORNING; NOV. '5, 1559. OPFICIA!, PA - PtR ,OP THE C/Tr ty and Newe lt.ms • 6 TCONOLOGICLL Obterrations for the G =cite, by Shaw, Optician, SS Fifth St.—corrected daily: IN nun. In ONAIIC. 70 fG 20 7-11-1 J o'clock A. hi larornoter TOE Lose BILL—Tha public will remember that a hill in equity in relation to the matter be tween J S Craft and John Barton, Esq., touch ing the Steubenville Railroad, is alleged, to have been loot out of the Prothonotary's office some nil weeks cinoe. At that time Rome sharp alter cations occurred between Oe.o. P. Hamilton, Esq., and Mr. Barton, the former gentleman intima ting in a quite unmistakable manner that Mr. Barton had taken the bill.. Ile asked that a rule ho given on the Prothonotary, Daniel Aimatrong, Esq., to bring the bill into Court, or Dhow canoe why ho cannot. This rule wan granted, and the hearing was yesterday had before Judges IVII• Hams and Hampton. In the meantime a vast number of depositions have been taken, and yea. terday Mr. Hamilton read them Robert Woods, Esq , testified that he bad seen and read the bill'in the office of the Prothono tary: that he thought it was in the hand-writing of Mr. Craft; that he had no ides where and could not give any account of it. S. F. Von Bannhort deposed, in subitauce, ILat Mi. Barton met him in the street and asked &Craft was busy getting up testimony, to which Mr. V answered he didn't know, but that. hp hadn't seen him in church that day, where en' scortitnes came. Nlr. Barton said that ho wasn't pleased with the way Jones, Presidenref the Railroad, had acted. Mr. Barton declared to' God he knew nothing about the bill; that It was a strange affair; that ho has neon if and rend it, but given it again to 'Wilson or Marcus Lewis, etc. We do not above, pretend le give any there than a hint of the testimony. After it was concluded, Judge Hampton milked Mr. Howard, who appeared for Mr. Barton, if he desired to Tend the testimony which he'had with him. Mr. Howard soul that on be would not then have time to get though it before evening, ho begged the cove might,vtio postponed until riat urday (ihis morning ) Imputations had been thrown upon Mr. Barton in I hit matter which he felt it his duty to meet. Judge !tampion said there wan nothing what ever in the lentiminny basing anyjmaring upon Mr. Barton. The rule wan granted upon Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Howard replied that that wan true, hut that the whole proceeding in thin matter wan in ' tended to injure Mr. Barton and no ens eine nu was anxious to meet these studied insults which had been heaped upon hint. . Mr. Hamilton then said, laying a huge roll of papers upon the table, that if the Court PRIF.fil to Motto Ott attnchtnent upon Mr. Barton, Mr. Armstrong, or any other man, if they maw rea son fur such or any similar proceeding, he was satisfied, he had discharged his duly iu the prem ixes, and would there !rave the matter. Ile' would go no further into this matter into the CUSBIOII of the , 100,6008 growing out of it, un less-provoked to it. Mr. Howard said that the ease mould not be left in its Present pasture. The one side had been presented, with a studied effort to misre present and injure a member of the har, and the' other side should be heard The Court was than adjourued till this mero• lug. when it will he permitted ue .to hear the ether side of the story and very likely some sharp diseuvieua upon the whole matter. WHAT NEXT I—They are funny folk who live away up in Tenange. We published a letter from (Id Creek about the fired of Hutt month that made a sensation. Our readers will remember I that letter, relative to an unfailing supply of petroleum, near Titusville, that yielded just no muck as the proprielore were able to barrel, up. Since that letter one rialtliehed a destructive fire has — pied" some of rho arrangement. up there, but yet the ell conies out, and the demand for it is greater than the supply. 'the minket in this article ie sn active that hundreds of men hare been prospecting lately in Warren and Venting° °aunties. Crary place that offered any promise of oil has been ex. amined, and more boring ham resulted than can usually be found during a whole winter at Har risburg. During these examinations, one man, or one set of men, happened upon--am it is al leged —sold ea Rarer err • A loan 1.1314 in tbo Oily yesterday who says that gold and silver hive been (01111,1 on th e hanks of the river a few miles holow Franklin Whether say reliable testa have been applied to the material found, to learn whether it is pre• ei'onn or otherwise, whether such geological strain hoe horn porietrated as would yield gold or Oyer t:ith,r, we are not able to say. 'What we do know in that our friend inquires 14 that the excitement in Vcnauga 099 T 'the oppoecd discovery is intense, and men are digging, Living and prospecting in all places wh'ere the leant probability of success offers. .I . 4ive its otil or gold" is the cry, and at the prior which pkro. 'emu now brings in our market, oil and goill are eariversilde terms • I'm Of, rag 31 4, ,,, H. J. 1 . ..1.0r,•n. T. II Porr won 1 Pros, Pluitar•llJ.l‘. Tuts is regarded an one of the most (arcing. ling romances of We day, ahounding in thrilling and absorbing incidents Ur. Mackenzie thus velar, of it iu a late review in Forney's Press: "Mr. Peterson introduces a young girl, early orphaned, whom a rich uncle in the city is com pelled, for very shame sake, to lake rare of la his house she to treated moat unkindly, as poo relations too frequently are, while hi, own daughters arc petted, and one of them growing up into a 'beauty,' being spoiled. In the earlier chapters, the author draws, with almost painful fidelity, a touching picture of the early trials of an orphan's dependence upon rich but grudging, aelfith and utikin I relations. In fulness of time, having risen to womanhood, Margaret Ginty, (the heroine) arcompaniesher kinsfolk to a sea Bile place called the Clulle,•whioh is described Ross to bear a vivid resemblance to Long Branch! There ehe wins the heart of a Mr. Talbot, one Who, in every respect, is a gentleman. Her cousin; Georgians Elliott, who has-failed to win him, fondly land foolishly marries an adveolur er named Dsnpencer, who has nothing hut dash ing manners and a good wardrobe to recommend him. For chic, she is repudiated by her parents, and retiree with her hueband'to an old atone mansion in the vicinity of the city—which we take to be Philadelphia. Margaret Gray, who. unhappily quarrels with her lover on n point of womanly principle, in which she was right, is also turned eat of doors by her uncle, and be cornea a visitant of the Old Plone Mansion, with which great crimes are traditionally connected. What occurs there during that brief residence and in subsequent shorter visite, forms the rays. tery end romance of the story, which are power fully worked up quite in Mrs. Radcliffe's man ner, but which we leave the reader of the book . to discover for himself. Mr. Peterson has in vested the Mansion with n supernatural halo, which reminds us of the po erfel effect produced by Wilkie Collins' eiciilar treatment of the mys terious Myrtle Room, in .The Dead Secret.' Ono /eels so uncomfortable, in short, when reading the - dark legends of that gloomy, maned mansion, that the denouement, sad es it in, in felt as a relief." For sale in this city by W. A. Cithlenfenney, Fifth Myatt, opposite the old theatre. Tur.IVEATIIES - -Yesterday was notable an re spects the weather. The standing theme seemed to be renewed in freshness and vigor. Fnr a week we have had very disagreeable weather. Everybody lien been eying around, filling their coal hotteestopping crevices to keep the wind away, drawfng out -great coats from ancient wardrobes, and in abort, doing all these things which devolve upon men and women at the sud• den onslaught of winter. fiat yesterday the sun came out with a pleasant face, looked in through a tetrihle cloud of smoke upon the city, gradu ally molted the incipient los and sent great costa among the garments of last summer again. The day was delightful and the sunny side of the street almost too warm for comfort. The last days of the Indian Slimmer are usually the plena antest of the whole autumn, and we advise our (ricotta to get in their coal while the sun shines.' 1 10%111E17TM/ OCCA6IOII.—ILI our report of the preeeedinge of the Third Anniversary of the Young Men's Christian AVIDCLOIOII in the church of Rev. Dr. Swift, on, Wednesday evening of this week, we remarked that that gentleman had been in the ministry about forty years. We mentioned the number of years eomeirhat at 'random, not being aware at the timo that we were almost exactly right.- . That venerable err vont of the Meter will preabh his fortieth an niversary sermon tit his church, on heaver at., tomorrow taunting, when doubtlese all whoever eat under hie teacnings, and who may be able to be present, will hear him. They bane been forty years of labor fur 'blob thin earth can atford no adequate reward, that being reserved for t he hotter life beyond. if/ORADMIL ACCIDEHT:—The Canton (Q.) ne pO;Si/Ory of the let instant says that hire. Miller; wife of Mioheel Miller, a fanner residing about twnmilee senlh west of that plane, wan engaged last week in boiling snap in the yard near her house, when by soma means her Clothes hanght fire, and no one being 'nigh to aid her, she wne burned to a crisp. ' She lived but seven hours after the accident. She was a good woman and leaves a familflo mourn her untimely end. ' . Tug Citizens' Ilmik Gaping, on Wood street, is hastening fi.oteards, coMpletion. The lower story front. latest:lit Oinifinl., It is of Freeport ,clone, sod will wtirsi gm! pr31710121.1p39.1•1!pj. dowiT PAOCEEDIMIS. ..SCP HUM COVlT.—Before Judges Strong, ThOmpean, Read and Lowrie, C. J. Friday, Nor. 4.—Com. cr. rel. Harold vs. West -mgcland county; argued by Cook for plaintiff in error and by Cowan contra. deed's Appeal, Indiana county; argued Foster for plaintiff in error. CSuri declined heiring the other aide. temunger es. Hilly, Westmoreland; continued. Ellam ea. hlarehall, Armstrong; submitted. Vahan to. Hord & Co., Westmoreland. argued by hook for plaintiff in error, and by C owan contra Groff el al. wt. tVealtland, Cambria; argued by Foster for plaintiff in error and jay Johnaton contra. Irwin ei al. vs Irwin, Westmontland;• argued by Armstrong for plaintiff in error, Cowan con tra,;and cloned by Poster for plaintiff in error. Ordered—That Turman' Sheppard, of Phila delphia, ho appointed inspcolor of the Eastern Penitentiary, in the place of John Baer, deo'd, anddo hold the office (or the remainder of hie term. %fest moreland county T 9. Couetnaugh I p , In diana; argued by Footer (or plaintiff in error ankßanks contra liartnian el al. bl C,laatha rn, Westmoreland; subijoitted by Fester for plaintiff in error, and Cotton contra. {Weir vs Moyers, 'Whine; argued by Col4y for plaintiff iu error. Oral. or Quatizert Sassiens.—Before Judges Medlars and Parke. flt s ;irlay, Nos. 4fh. —Martin O'Laughlin wAs in. diolad for stealing a coat worth s6,.from J o h n Laughlin, merchant tailor, Wood street. It ap pearn that he took the coat from the door whore it erne hanging, put it on, walked through the Moro and so out into a hook alloy, and there took it oft i bundled It under bin arm, and was making off, when he was arrested. Mr. Laughlin took the Whole thing for o joke till he saw the attempt to mike off with the coat. For the defence it appented that the man was crazy with drink and had ,o kuowledgo of what be was about. A verdict of not guilty waif rendered. George. W. alias Sharper Smith, indicted for stcalfllg a buggy harness from Mr. James Pat ton, pus put on trial. The harneee was found with Ir. Coyle, of Sharpahurg. This is theneo end indictment for stealing harness on which this young fellow has born tried. lie was found guilty, and Mr. Whitten, Smith's counsel, made a motley for anew trial. Jolla Baxter, of Penn township, indicted for stealing of Mr. George Sharp, of Plum town. altip,-;;_2 pounds of butler in a bucket, and a stone:crock of butter. Baxter lives within about nix niiles of Sharp. This was a trifling case, but nealipied a long time. The jury rendered verdiet of guilty. Eadly . 4srael, an English woman, was indicted for soiling liquor without a license. Constable Finnegan, of the Sixth Ward, testified 'that do fondant Bred on Fulton street, and had alo and lit for nate. the evidence occupied a good deal sf time. Verdict of not guilty. John Howell, colored, In jail since Zinh of Angnat on a charge of assault and battery, was dischnrged, no bill having been found against him Mr Eliza Orr, in jail on n °barge of adultery, preferred against her by her husband, John Orr, was discharged, no bill having been found. The court .:bell that the husband could not legally appear as a wituess against his wifo, nor was it legal for her to be held on his information. John Williams, colored, indicted for adultery, etc on oath of John Orr, was discharged, the grand; jury having ignored the bill. , Philip BeiWein, on the lath of July, AB is alleged in the indictment, sold liquors to minors. Ile waif put on trial for this offence. The case was not finished when we left court. •. 11E49 to Baits —The Cambria Tribune yo Thursday says a man, named Godfrey Garman, was instantly killed by the cars at Wilmore Sta tion, op Tuesday morning last.. Ile attempted to jump all the Fast Freight train while it was un der rapid headway, hut holding on to the car too long, he was jerked off his feet and caused to fall forvrard parallel with the track, when he was struck= by the oar wheels in the head and in stantlikilled The Butler American tells of a liitloboy named Johnston whose hand became entangled ill the tail of a cow be was driving., and the animal becoming frightened, ran away, draggigg him a long distance and very much in. jovial; bum— ...... The Ruder Democrat says that too day of last week, Joseph Hockenberry, of Frank Tin township, Butler actual, and. Robert Armstrong, Lie son.in.law, gel into i difficulty, when ijoekenberry stabbed Armstrong some two or three times. Wo learn dial Armstrong is re covering. Ileekeoberry has not boon arrested... ...The ..A mrstran Standard says that Wm. Hess has heat arrested on suspicion of having set en firs a rick of wheat, belonging to Mr. John A Patterinin, of Franklin Ip , Fayette county i Wei. C. McKean. F.ht , fur a ng lime Deputy Sheriircf Fayette county, (lir at hie rceidenco on Monday morning last. Ile to a man highly respected by all who knew h i Mr . Mr. Harvey 1.. Sleiiii, of Slate Lick, Pa , been chosen by the Trnaters of Washington Co ego as Professor of Latin, to supply the v....m.4 ...toned by the relay...ion of Prof. Aciaison The free. hyteriali Synod of Wheeling, during its recent session";in Steubenville, elected Res. r las. Black, of NlcilnunrilAitargb, l's , as Professor of Greek Language and Literature in Washington College,, to fill the vacancy occasioned by rho resignation of Itev.lE C. Wines, D B. ,ikt.xx. 11. Rest' has been Po long before the public with hie Wheeler di Wilson's! Sewing Machine, and bas supplied no large a number of persoreOrith that now almost iudispensable ar ticle, tent notices of it or praise of tt seem to be well nigh superfluous. The excellence of the work in , this machine. the neat and substantial manner in which its joints of iron, its ribbnos of steel:and the ornaments which decorate the whole aj•e put together, commend themselves at .ace to eye and giro it a high place as en rticfe or furniture in any neat and tastefully arranged house. When to these advantages are added (hone pertaining to its ueefolness, the• faeility;with which it rolls ofd its work, the ease with which it is made to perform the toil of many a;Preary huger, its economy, in which, we may accredit the saving of many we/ ....nee do voted im ihe•making of necessary ',Ma of family Pear, the saving of eye-sight;ot patience amt of boars which may he devoted to reading or to study, we may look upon this Sewing Ma chine an a boon conferred upon our age, as a gift to Women, who at beet have to suffer, to verve and wait, more, vastly more, than they ought. ,ift is an excellent gift to the housewife, to the sister ur the mother—a Sewing Machine by which perplexing and petty, yet necessary toil, is Made almost a pleasure; in which, days of weariness are transformed Into hours of corn parativeif not of absolute comfort. Will our readers ',step lobo Mr. Reed's, al No. 68 Fifth street, aid look at his large supply of this pat ent Tbey will then readily perceive that what we nay in the above lines is strictly true. UATI7CI . I.IO Often/1N ANYLInII.-IVO /OMITII %from the report of the auditors of this asylum that Its reoeipte for the past year, from all Between, were $14,738,28. Of this the reoeni Fair yield ed $4,457,52; the Orphans' Pic-nie on the 4th of July; $2,081,60; Bishop Till:loDte leet-ure, $289,54 and a house which was cold in Law rence oeirnty, sl,99s—the balance, with the ex ception if some $1,700 which was borrowed on Asylum'otes, being contributed in Ca t i on . way , The expgnsen during the came period are given al. $13,104,72, leaving a balanoo in the treasury of $573;36. The debts of the institution are note fixeil at $5,859,77, of which nearly $5,000 is dile an.borrowcd money. HUpUaY SCIIOOI. Ty.sonses' Itinemen.—A 'ugh and interesting meeting of the Methodist Sunderitchool Society was held on Thuraday eveningjast. in the feature roonfof the First M. P. Glum* Fifth street. A fordible address wan delivered' by Rev. J. Chivington, of Nebraska City; and several epirited resolutions tending to further the cause passed with great unanitoity. The Irepnrts from a number of Schools repre sented iq the Association show them to be In a prosperobe condition. DEA 4- WM. fisher, gad , a ratiog elder in the FiratliJnited Presbyterian Church, of Man chester, died at his residence In that borough yeeterdarrnornieg. flo had boon in declining health fdr aver a year, and met his fate with calmnertiwnd resignation, ---- olt.t.r.o.—An only sort of Mr. Boman, mimic leacher of this oily, was killed on Thursday, on the Bittlei turnpike, about six mike from the city, by tteing run over and trampled under foot by a butig he wee holding, which becamefright ened. work, and; taost.—,7lthe of the fur Laces in Massillon, which !or anion past boo been idle, is again at as wo aro informed, la doing a good business. It is, both in quantity and quality of the; ken it turns out, surpassing all that it has hetelefore accomplished, To cy' toe', City is, STILL, rust Cosa.—The rash to Clark's,Difl Book Store is still on the increase, and gate are ditsburced with the same liberality as ever. ihelhest few, days quite a number of beautiful articles ;hose been given away here, comprising silver and gold 'catches, silver better knives, a silver card basket, witk nun:wrong sugar sprang and desert knives of the eamiknaterial, and a large amount of very val uable ierre l4r y. Persons desirono of procuring books, of any On cannot find a better selection to the city, while ate thq same time they will receive gifts worth, perhaps; doable the amount of their investment- Don't forget the pled°, No. 63 Market et. Wlrrnanititu, Nor. hereby acknowledgexoy inciebtedners to Mr. D,W. Clark, for the elegant Nil- Word, 4 4 received . ast evening, at hie Gift Book ntorer, No. 63 Market street, and would advise all persons in tSinit of good books, to examine hte stock. I ; We. 31. Comma?, ;;'; Mount {Washington, near Pittahurgb. PITTNIIp Rau, Nov, 4,lBso.—This is to certify that I Pu rch "e 4 ;' , Wei Yesterday it Clark's Alit Book Store, Marla! street, and wetted as a gift a Splendid ',Sitree Watch. Mr.' C. has my thanks and Lost *idles for succau, as his unbounded liberality r"" " - Conn. Worky Mei PittiburiX. Telegraphic LATEST FROM EUROPE Ssrevit.Lx, N. 8., Nov. 4.—The horse express having arrived from Halifax, tarnishes Liverpool dates to the ,22 - a ult., brought by the steamship America. The departure of the steamer (treat Eastern for the United States had been again pottpooed, this time rine die. She will probably not leave this year. No time witbbe fixed for the trans-Atlantic voyage until good progresshas been made in fitting out the 'ship in a thorough sea-going condition and accord ing to some authorities there is no likelihood of the voyage being made before spring. She will remain at Holyhead about ten days longer and them go to Southampton to complete her fittings, after which a trip to Lisbon is naiken of. Priam Napolebn, after minutely expecting too Great Eastern at Hollyhead, paid a flying visit to Liverpool and then left in hie steamer for parts unknown. The funeral of Hobert Stephenson took place at Westminster Abbey, on the 21,a, with every demon stration of respect- Mr. Stephenson bequeathed J:25,- 000 to public institutiorts at Newcastle, Sunderland, Shields, and other towns in that The details of the treati agreed upon by tho Zu rich Conference had: been published, from which it appears to be a mernamplification of the Villa-Fran. ra agreement of the Emperors. Tlte rights of the Grand Dukes of Italy ire reserved for the considera tion of the Congress of powers. Spain was dissatisfied with Morocco's otter of paci fication, and a war was considered imminent. The Sardinian Government had bolted a decree calling for a loan of one hundred millions of francs. The steamers Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore, from New York, and the South America, from Que bec, bud arrived out. Liverpook&torday, ()rt. 21.—The sales'of Cotton for the week amounted to 59,000 halos, the market baring an advancing tendency and clean" descrip tions of middling qualities being Li higher. The following ere the authorized quotations : New Or leans fair 71d, middlings 7 3-16 d; Mobile fair 71, middlings 7d; Uplands 74, middlings 0 1-16. The stock in port-is 519,000 bales, 372,500 of which are American. The advices from Manchester are unfavorable. floods ueb slow of sale, but the prices are unaltered. The market for India goods has a declining ten dency. Liverpool Morksts.-1--The Breadstuffs Market gen era* closed dull. Fleur dull at 2.28 &Gin 27e per bbl for American. Whoat at 9s 3d€1,98 Gd for red; 9.1 Gd (71,11 s per rental for white. Corn quiet; yellow 29s 6.1@,30s Gd per quarter; white 25Ga 375. Provisioner lkoef qUiet but steady: Pock and Ba ron dull. Lard firm. I Other articles quiet. London, Saturday, P. Al.—Comilla closed at 95i Market dull. 'Brillion in the Bank of Eng land decreased £339,000 during the week. Money market slightly more stringent, but thesupply abun dant. The Zurich treaty stipulates that the ratification of the peace treaty shall be exchanged within fifteen days. The Paris Pays intimates that Naples, Spain, Por tugal and Stratton aro not Maly to be members of the projected Congress. The Landon Times, NM. and Herald aro averse to Englamps joining it. The Post, Lord Palmerston's organ, regards the Italian compli cation no very serious, and tbeiiituation of Napoleon very embarrassing. It also thinks it certain that It o. magna will Ise attacked by thea'apal troops and that at the first menace of an armed intervention in the derbies. tluibaldi's troops will sweep away every vestige of the Papal rule. The Independence Belga says that out of compli ment to Napoleon, Austria proPosod 4 that tho Con gress should sit in l'aris, but this was declined, and the chances favored Brussels. The electricians have commenced at Valencia ex periments on tho Atlantic cable, with coma oncour aglnvesults. It is reported at Paris that the Emperor has refused an audience to a deputation from Bologna, bet granted one to a dopution froM the Duchies. The English journals' continue to draw attention In the immense naval armaments now building in Franco, particularly at Toulon, where 22 largo ships are being constructed. Nothing definite is known aslo the projected French Chinese expedition. It is mported that Marshal Vllllaint has suggested to Napoleon, the occupation of tho Duchies by French troops to prevent civil war. Considerable mitetuent prevails at Piedmont on account of the renditions of the Zurich treaty. It is reported that Neapolitan war ships having been seen off Romagna. Piedmontese squadron has been ordered Into the Adriatic. There is an unconfirmed rumor of a revolutionary movement at Palermo, in which KW rebels were killed. A Zurich telegram or the lath says the principal points of the treaty between France and Austria, signed by the plenipotentiaries but not yet ratified by the two governments, are as follows Austria' gives up Lombardy, except Mantua and Pesebiera, and as far as the frontier lido filed by special rem rnisidon to Prance, who transfers it to Piedmont. Pedsions acquired in Lombardy aro to be paid by the new government. - Piedmont is to pay Austria 1 1 - 0,000,000 florins and be responsible for 3.5 of the debt of Monte Lombard Venetia, making the debt in all transferred to Sardinia 250,000,000 francs. The . • • two contracting poaverawill unite their efforts in or der that the reform M the administration should be carried out by the Pope. The rights of the Dukes of Tuscany. Modena and Parma aro expressly re.rved to the two Etroperors who will o•'ist with all their power to the (ornnti•n of a confederation of all the Slate:, of Italy. Venetia. under Augorm rule, is to torn part of lb is coolodorati.m. Ratiliewt4unn will he exchanged a t Zarith within It days. It will he seen from the above that the treaty is merely an am plification of the Villa Franey agreement. - - - - C11A1:14:91,U)1, Nov. 4.—There has been a on; Led abatement in the earitetnent here to-day. The town is, however, as full of people as when the excitement was at its height, and strangers are continually coin ing and going. .lodge Russell &Windy, and Mr. lloyt, who first todkolp Itrowe's defence, left, here this learning for Boston. Cony's, who eve found guilty, has not yet received sentence. Shields Green, one of the negro prisoners, Was pat on trial to-day. Ile is defended , by Mr. Nennett. The evidence is closed, and the care will be submitted to the jury 11- 11)01701w. Copeland is next fur trial; and on Monday It is expected that the wounded man Stevens will he brought up. It is almost certain that Cook. will plead guilty, 'first submitting a written cold . ..sten or statement of hls connection, with Ilronth‘, ilia brother.in-law, Governor Willard, of Indians; here. -- - 11-st.vione, Nov. 4.---The congressional delega tion from this State will he as follows : —lst district, J. 11. Stewart, Dom. 2J, E. 11. Webster, tmeriean. :id, .1. M. Danis, American. 4th, 11. W'. Davis, American, sth, J. M t Nimble, Dom. 6th, (len. W. pughes ' Dem. The Democrats will have a majority fin both branches of the Legjalature. ne e dier r ict ie yet to be heard from. Wooseen, Nov. 4.—Joseph P. Miller, a baggage master on the Lebanon Valley Railroad, residinr, at Harrisburg, Was killed this evening On the Pitts burgh, Fort Wayne h. Chicago Railroad, While at tempting to get on the ears, after they hail started from the station. Sr. Louis, Nor. 5.—A block, containing about ;25 wooden tenements, on Ovum et., between Fifth aid Sixth, known as the "Rubber} Roost," composed of notorious Irish doggeries antrdisreputable dancing houses, was burned last night. Loss probably $15,- 000. New Yona, Nov. 4 .—Daoyaney is the principal feature in the stock market to-day; the bull,cligoe seem to hare the preponderant purser and evince greeter,courage than at any time of thorn month. Tito obi - jb:tent of specie to-morrow will be from $500,000 to $1,000,000. t. FARTUIR POINT, Nov. 4-8 P. M.—A snow storm prevails here and the weather i.e foggy. There ap pears to be not the slightest chance of the arrival of the steamer North American to-night. She is now due with three days later 'Alcoa. RICPUOND, V., Nov. 4.—Gov. Wise has issued a proelaniatlen,uffering a reward of EAU each for tho arrest of the following named fugitive insurgents: Owen, Brown, Barclay, dowse, Merriam and Todd. NRW Onimurs, Nov. 4.—The fire in the Fourth District but evening 'destroyed GO dwellings. The loss is estimated at $250,000., CO A IMP:STUN, N. C., NOT. 4.—Clowlei Macbeth we ro-olorted Mayor of this city by 100 mai. To SKIVING BIACRING OPERATORA.—Mr. J. T. Shaw, No. CS Fifth aireet,4th story over J. It. Reed a Co. ' . Jewelry Store, is fully prepared to repair And pistrtn perfect order all description of Sewing Ma chines. Operators having defective and damaged machines will find it to their advantage to give him a call, ais he will mohq all things right and restore the machine to perfect running order. Prices mod erate. Montooth, Noe, 175 and 177 Smith field street, has just received thottemod pounds of clover end buckwheat honey. to glass boxed mad glass Jars, which he Is selling at the most reasonable rates. Notice to Builders anciContractons. TUE UNDERSIGNED (former)y formimn tor . Floland Parry) wonld reapoctfully inform those for whom he has dons work, mid ths public kenerally, that Le k now propsrsd to furnish Plata, or pot on Slats kook, la the mast *proved manor, Ord,TO for RuoDug on kto 'milting of Slate Hook (11' left at the offire of Mon. Lamalo Ho, torpor of Etna street sod the Noah Ylftb ward,) *lll Lo promptly att.:Owl 1.. TifinlAS tny2lkercol. - V ERY It I C 11 t 'DOUBLE FLOUNCED 911. K 11012118, OV 'VARIOUS iIUEI4; nzAtirtrur, moue DE LUNE ROBES, All oponed Ras day • 0c , 27 C. IJANBON i.01"1/, [ot n. WM. - P. S 111 T , rrEn.anrcrt. OF' MUSIC. trio;(n, Flier, Melaka', and Staging) lurelune.lo Ei15011,3,f i . r and Ildurdaye f r JoToulln.,. .• !?Tome. made known upon .aiplicatlon st 111.111.81. DNNCY., NO. 113 tOURTII , fitIiMET, Pittoborgh, Pa. (AMMON SENS/ rules the mass of the pOOOO, *Marvel. the tolstounea and tolianthrope ph tiolophers may ray to the ountrary.Allow them • vied Mug, lot Its ma ltsd he early ameliorated, and, they mill not hesitate to give It their most coultel patruoitga The On.sa hone al ready routed the jodgmeut of • phydolan concerning the victualler LIOBTATTEWA DIMAS, me num be men to the Immense! meantitlas Of this medicines that Ice annually sold in every auction of the leni. It is nom rxogn>trr ore greet. it superior to another remake yet derived for •11•01...1 of the digest:lra organ; inch es diabase, dysentery, dyepop elk and for the various fryers that mho from derangement of them portions of the system. Hostetter's name is tart becoming a household word from Stiles to Trasa from the ehoree Mau Atlantic to the Parra. Try the galas and hi Sold by druggists end deiders firnerelly ,emerrhuna awl 4 TIES t ElMlTH;tuum,uctlusizina t=hr. Watotowl*Preat MAL •.: Oortimer'oial COMMUTE& OP AILE.MUTION FOB UPS. dliD OT: V. P., ,Liscrs Ems, Jet.; Diem Cincinunz, W. 14n# F•ss'. Enna. Rev: CL ILL. kwwwsisunt.Gu istnntracTal. Egveed sp,dely /511450rg1t Closet. Prrrre.2l.7., Bartimrr, NO - nun 15 32 . FLOUR—ealra of 6,V bbl. In earl°. /DO, from .tore. at $4,6705,00 for Surer, 25,"4015,21 for Extra, 2.5,0045,70 for Estra Fatally, and $5,7502,00 for fano,. WIIIRRY-4ralea of 47 bbl. Rattlllo4 at 7.7121 . A and 17 do Old Rye at 650g51,25. POTATORS.—aaIIe 187 bush at 45. . . 011tFER—allo of 10 APPLES—oak. of 145 bbl. a 41 .5 0. 94. AR--aale• 10 hhda at se-5;,.; and 20 bbl. crushed at MOLAS6ES—e*s 3A bbTL at 4 41; Lad 2 MI6 Sy CLOVER SEED—aelve of ISO bush at 64;5. to IT Lod oras.--wo. of 460 bosh In lot., Item .torn at 573431. 11. W. FLOUR—gales 75 as no private terra. C l ll6E6E—tedes of ILI his at 856/605;• SOAP--celve L*o Our et 6. II A le—sates or torte a $17015 1, too. CORN—eidet 01145 hoop et 75. 11.600N—nom of 1,000 Inv /Moulders at SW. OlL—exit% 1,2)0 bble Refined Coal at 806465. RIDNACTILDeIf AND CUZIAI 141/471 A New Tong, Nor. 2.—We hate Into to report es atilt fur ther Arline 01 cattle brought Into this market for bred, Inild they are, and will to killed and noire sled. that name, ab though only ins hdersble fair condition for stack, and lame nOt emu that BM, we the market Is glutted with this sort Of rattle, it has Come effect toward reducing the ram °reach as ere In good conditiou for the retell botcher, hot net much below hoc net • pound. Real good beef cattle have been to demand at (On all through this market, white those of Avery lair gmle,for the city bo had talks, The poor est of th e stork', howerer, web elieve hos eold worse than at any time this year; and tho medium and better aorta. shoot the same rates they did four *make ago, when the stock le market we more than a thousand ler. The weather on Tuesday wait Jut as Iles as could be wish. od • for the opening of the market; yet it did-not Induce Gofers to Como forward, and trade was eery doll 11l day, after the cattle were yarded, and the mutet closed early, with an unusual huge portion of the clock on band. Tho cattle broken all agree that prlots of the bettor aorta , if rattle were eqtal to half a root • pound lower than that Tuoadsy, which was a good deal better than Wedneeday,and the owner. of the poor Nuts Imixted that the market open. el full a cent wore than the flume of better days hut week, and decidedly the wont of theisemon. • Poll..thaenta, Nor. 11.—The tr.:martian. It the Stock Board continue very light. Reading Ithilroad thanre tin. proved fraction to-day, eales being made at 111!:,. .Ethdra mooed mortgagn bonds fell to 8. Ihmira stock old the woe pricothat tea obtained for the Catawlexa. A heir shares of farmers' and Dechanim . BAIA Huck teas sold al The money market is not changed in any of it. feature.. The recent tenons of the Canadian beets Mans hardly upon the poop) Io nod about Bnffalo. Well oet•blished @thulium, In that city advertised that they would redeem the notes. the. bank. at par, and did m while they held fen& for that purpose, Just . our brokers and Nankai do for the denthel banks du coo own neighborhood. Al soon as the lash; fend provided for the mho:option w. exhaneted, the promising books ranged to endues my more; and the peo ple who have then Induced to take their not., because of the promise to rehson them, rather Lime In confidence thot the institution. issuing them were trustworthy, hove been left to Stiffer. We ballet g with the people of Iltdialo, that trio inetltutions that thus promhul redemption are xmerly equally culpable with them that issued thejnotrt nod failed. Ctheorsytt,Nor. 2—There womanly. moderate demand fur Esitern exchange, yeeterday'e docile° hoeing produced no activity, and supplies are •ocumulellog with Most of the :nary dealer. Betoken met the demand very freely at preen, end noue of them were anxious to pay at our quote tions, though depositors were allowed 40 for New York sod Philadelphia, mud 37 for Baltimore end Boston. The offer logs en the two latter ponds, however, were ineigelfirazt. Isoalers kutioloste loon or rates within the next fortnight, nod they sun shaping their busks°. accordingly. The lull sop ply, and the downward tendem7 in prime, at present erne , lured, will have a favorable effect upon the hank, of (rang which have heretofore been closely premed by the ealortlng hoar.. Already • number of the more distant tooth 11.0 been strict en from thoselort Ilthud supplieeefexchango from merramilsoperstia. InCreaSe4the circle will/. farther contracted, until there will bo no necoulty to look to the banks, the mein dependouca When the exchauge touches' % for banker's check. the Resorting Liminess affords no profit. Tho indiestioo, now ere, that this paint will soon be reached.. The bulk. of Irmo, me; therefore ho expected to commonee at once the work of expanainn hitherto their movements have been In the oppoallodhoctiou, anethey are how in a condition to rnthoud freely to the legitimate de mand of busters@ classes. The circulathop of the banks of Ohio, Krutocky and Indium, are Minclrbelow the litolte prescribed by their chiselers, and they the therefore furnish, with ontire .suety : n large prop.oltlPO of the mummy the will be ralraral for atuter operatlons In produce and ' stork Ono excellent Republican blend, Cot. Edo, of Elizabeth, yernerday returned from Wheeling, le hero he Lesjcut sealed contract with Cain List for building • stenbwlnv.l pea:oar, 13n feet long, 31 feet Imam and b bet hold, to bo propelled by the machinery of the Itswalis, Lo,tely conk. The is to be eor4pleted In ugly days. s . l, , d•nel I he bent noon honor mud w.. behere eve eau predict that ;Casey more avill he built hero for if honing. that lb. by I. booker , Capt. It. C. (tray, late c f the , ivenntssk, Ina got Lin new beet, for the Noe there Line, at our lauding. 800 vu boat at Shoneelsown, and arrived bore on 'Monday [tight. glut ht to have her cabin pal on hero, mud will he one of tho finest boats afloat. she is to beentled “Tho ilawinEyet Plate." Thorn were beither outlets oar depertures at our port yesterday. The Cinrinnati liarette rays:Cottott le abundant at Mem. 1t , .. for the keat at $1 le bale to Ctnoiaeett, hot owing to the low aster, elopements aro nett, and the rates, ought to ad vance Thy snags lu the Imver ue tuaLlog their toluene. known In a mattner not very pleasant [oatcake:o ho/deb:to any the least, of IL ?carrel) a boat boned up or down the elver that doe. not pick up one of these ugly rus. lumen, the experiment resulting In more or In, damage... ..The A. It. Chantbern from et Lnolv, on her wry to New Orleaue, reached Cairn, Satorday. in a leaking condition. She strew* it song, which, luckily, did .hut hits , dantage to lion tonal or c•tr K to. Wd after n few hours delay thy was en abled to peeeoed oil her trip. The Com:nen:4h of Townley, ..T.:—The from rillaborgli, came in with n too trip, together with tho !oral pArlets. Tho arrivals from below ineludo the Kate May, front Memphis, nod Anglo Faxon, from Pt. Inuta The de. pro-tures include the Poland tor Nasbrllle,tlrey Eagle for el- Louis, nod l'eptone for New Orleans—Wl With fair trips, Three steamers—the Id aottolln.eirey Engle and Melnotte-- ~oat the levee yesterday—ail with ralllapr, If the !loo alk hal loon In port, the publk mold Itnso -be,m regult,l op trip of Um Inter / han rt g., • "erinan nor named John Miller, n iet.k bend. ff a l luvr...r.l and o thowntrl. Thu rievi,leut orralrrod abo r t. c ne h ne eon' in the lower Ohio. The troy is suppusied ri - ktiVrB lu Lawnucebtag. Ind.. or Cincinnati, Ohio. St•aauluoat Itegister. A ILIIIVCD. f DEPARTCD. T•legrarli Ilro•n•rill, 1 T•logrepti, Browns• 111 Jeffor....n, Itrov.mville; Jeftrwert, Brownorille; CA: I.leyarti.}..lllalsth; Col. hayxrd, IJl•sbett• Itiv•r— . 4 , .„ livt —o• • etaud.--(1 Ohms 110n..:r2 loch T•legraphis filarli..• fire VOR6, Nor. 4 —Callen steady; 1500 bales add. Floor heavy; 17,105 i Wits sold; tittle $1,8004,833; Ohio $.5,45(:)1kr,5; Southern 1.5,60,46,70. 11 beat firm; 24.0h0 bush wild; white W elter. With fae'V.4541,05. Corn firm; 7400 bush dyll $411,03. Beef quiet et ssQcikni rod , beer); Cless $1r,116a15,87; prime $10.50. Lard steady. Bacon sc. ties; sales COO boors Cumberland middies, deliverable dur ing November, Derember. January and February, et !Irene) 800 firm at o',; 7; 1000 sold for December debt ery et 6!;. Vales of Too !dicta Kentucky Tobacco at 434 g Si.it Wool neva esti.; 80.000 ltis Ow," et 40488 ; •Nj,doo lb. nulled et ;7.5460. Whisky firm et D13i542f. Sugar firm at advance; New Orleans 713;',(0; Muscovado BON, Fnibtonvoi I, Nov.l —no inspections of Flour amount io 13,1640 Wilk shipping brands of superfine offered at pat, without buyers. Rye Flour wave and wetted at $1,25. °clubfeet quiet at $3,873.:. Wheat drooping; sales of red at $1.2 and white at $1,40 , 41,43. Rye unchanged. CUrn lass artire; odes 2.10,) bush new yellow at 78081, end old et U 5 ow. Oats steady; Wes 11400 bush prime Delaware at 42e. Whisky unwittled; sties 1000 Dbl. at 2034§' . 28 for ohl i k end 600 Lb!. retineyireuit 26 , 4q527. Prothcions very qtilek Wee of Was 'Perk at $15,60. The stock of Beton is low, but the demand limited; sales of hams at 1101341 sides at end shouldet• at • . Ccrenkavt. Nov. 4.-Itore La no change in the Flour mar ket, culler in demand or prime; m4.1 . 711:10 tooled at $1,70Q 4 bal. Wheat offcred more liberally, hot there is no change In tits asking Cour.; red $1,0101,u8; white $1.1241,18. Corn la good dement! at 40042. ate steady at 4b@4o. Barley t3O, with an increase ot were. Bye drill at 78. AMA key in brink demand at .I. lima Pork dull at $l4. Damn held at 7 1 .:, and fl' for shoulders . andildra, bat few orders am la the market liege still offering it, 56,76 tar futon delivery, but hoyenr an indifferent. 'Exchange ffrai at 34 per cent. Damsons, haw. 4.—Flour firm at 8i,7:7 1 .4 Oar Howard etreet. Wheat doll: mlee 2000 bosh at • doffletiot bc; red $1,7401, 1 .83; white $1,30,701.46. Corn declined 12A.1 white and yellow sold at 88c. Previsions dull; Mesa Pork WO $15,115. prime do sll'..ln; bacon P 9 o. - Whisky ts dull and nominal at 27 mots. lEsbutattonal. =ME AT anricKLEl; PA TILE NEXT SESSION will commence on MONDAY, Norombor 7th, Dee Circulars of Dar eon's ar Cochrano's Itookstorn, or addrrse tlin Principal, Orr. A. WILLIAMS, at sewlelley 'llly, Pa. nottludAltaT SEIVIOKLEY ACADEMY.—A CLASSICAL AND COMMIUL BOAR:MSG 00000 L rot Boon, on Ilia P., Vt. W. 0 0. It. IL 12 adios Win Pittsburgh. RkV. .1. P. 'PRA V 161.1,1; A. RI, Principal. The TIIIILTV.FOURTIL SIISSION will Onotono• on TURsPAV, November Ist, Trams, per rosalotiOf OM months 576 Fur circulars, etc., enquire ot John Irwin A bons, 67 .Water Minot, or T. 11. Norio A Co., 24 Wood street, or of the Principal, Sewickley. Pa. seV.JmoodavititlY lIIREIIfiGHARI COM L CULL KOK AND WRITING ACADEMY, College flail, Dlamond r Ellrmloglasm CAEN 4N IiNTRANCX • or Ornamental Welling. $l5 • Plain Writing.._ 10} Time rinlinilted. • Writing 'awl llook•Nerping 20 • N. 81:1APPRII, Profeaanr Id Writing an:l flank-Kati/lug C. 11. LITITIIIISAI/, Jr., Pr0f....0r o PamUstaaltlp. C. rrofensor &mk•Reuplug unl ammo al Calculations. HMV. W. IL BOLTON, Lortoror on lllotoiy mut Oanoral Subjerl. HON. It. P. VIANNIEEN, Et IL S. Mohler to Den mark, a member of the Pittsburgh Bar. Locluror on Mayo tuercial tow. PROF. M. F. EATON, Lecturer., Elocution. Pell end we what Om never been before attatuptod by any penman, namely: Specimen. of Ornamental mid Practical Poornanshlp ersonfort in your ;Toren., In the short spaced from 20 second. and upwards. Good bearding at $220 per week. Ilinningharn Perry free forstedents. Itentrenes at any time: For epecimensof otrhaud Snob.. Writing, enclose two postage otankpe, and &Miele, U. 11. LICITUICAD.PriuriPsi. Pittsburgh. P. nVilyttAirP tolt, PICIVAISYLVAdin, Law Dopattment, PIZI L All EL P xi. I A. A TERM OF TILES INSTITUTION will Ldlow ing comaremoune the selec o f the a the lectures: of Octobor next. The HON. OkX/ROD SUARBWOOD--Poracm, reltSo.l Prop erty and Mercantile Law. PROF. P. MoClALL—Rrldeuce. MURAL BM:MYR tillLLEß—quity Jurispeudenee. krery effort Is made to render thie Institution ancient forte purpose It her is view. Theatudouta are frequently. and carefully examined, legal questions are dlecumel sod exorcism In writing Cores part of the course. Dy the rules 01 the Courts, the time Wmpled bore. I, Crested u Noir. lent, for meat peep..y to omen Hudy, lu entitling toad. odeelort to the law, nod Wilma admitted in the Court below, agraduate of Mt* Institution can practice at rue In the StipreamOoort. Me Introductory hectare will be della., un FRIDAY, Sept. 30th, at 8 o'clock, P.M. • the usual lecture room, by the lion. ORO- gIIARRIAVOD. solDau • i ; MA itBTALL At. C Announce the Intl ral of 11E1V WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, L.., No. 87 Wow, &lam 500 doz. Portsinouth Ribbed Hosiery, 150 " assored Woolen Hoods, 1 bale Boston Knitting Yarn, ' 350 Ibs. Dexter's Tidy Cotton, 1 case Fletcber's Shooldoets, 45,groee Cane Hoop% - '• • ' Etpw midair from maaaioun E ra, and fa lob 10,i.t xalrrl2 tra t in third axr 4vm Mat" WoodeztAlicrillow-Wam SADTVZIL RXD-DZE, Haraifuturcr ar.d fsnolente Domain CHURNS, TUBS, BUCKETS. BASKETS. 33 33 0 OAt 8, •.143 C., No. 21 DIASOND, PITTSBURGH. r' j_TAVING now in Bose alarge and easefully j,j,. selected stock of everything In MD lino, either man . nfectured by himself or perchued direct from mans/turn, ors;FOR CASH, he prepared to supply custontere /Lathe ' wonky trade with good, to his Hue Cheaper than tier offered in this Market. The lioncrwing compriao the leading Remo in his stock of Woonen and Willow Warn: OLIURNS—Pine staff, S dug nob stair, 4 drug coder staff, 3 sang oral crank, coder, oak or /don, 3 siznu radar Dar: set, 4 dreg Span patent, 3 elm: Thermometer, 3 elten—• large stock. llMlEETS—pennon red, blue and poen, fanry and Tu. Dished, half, quarter and toy pally, towns and J.. , 2 and 3 hoop; Ploglcm,mder, bras and Iron bound, 2 boon Dom Bocksts, hem iron bake Kitchen Beck -4 et; Iron bale; On wen Dockets, well Ironed; Flom - Buckets, vested. ULM—Painted, 2 and 3 hoop: Whit,, ru,,r,u c o dir, ban] , rude, all ekes, meted or by tit, doyen. JCß/MEW—Paint/el and Vsnaishea, 3 elem,,loun er nest Cedar &elm, bout or Iron bound. :MEASURES—An from bushel to uno,l,•r peek; Pine or Cedar, etilul or masealod. CLOTHES PHlS—Plain and Road, fu 5 Knee b0g,„,,5, e a,;,.., Patent, In grou bozos, and ItrageSprlnu, In gin WASHBOARDS—WaterIoo Robed Centre, Pie. 1.114 Zinc. Doable Wood and all other kinds BROOAIS. WHISKS, lIEDSIIES, dr, in great variety. ME a L Dotter and Bottor nod Moat TU., I or 3 lo mat or/110,7,1y.. DOOR AND BUCRIT MATS—AII ratite, Olson and Orsnr, nna Table Mats. WHITE NEST BOXES—Spico end So,raillozoo, 5 in teat, plein and vanished. ,OA! STANDS—Averted erns, for apple, Imltor, gnat, pickles moat or milt. 1231DRULA !STANDS—For dons nr VLOTIIES- HORSES—Aeserted sloes and Allen, mule to order. WOODEN WARE—rnmprising Rolling Pine, Potato Math. en, Rutter Prints and Ladle... Lepton Squornra, Spoonsnad Beaten, Muddler., Strop Cups, &teeing. . Brace, Spigots, Doug Stone, Awe, Fork end dear: hat handle,, Steak Mauls, Se. UAT AND MOUSE TRAPS ol all variotke. TAR CANS, MOP HANDLES, Ron and wool 1/0/A Clothes Freedom. MARKET BASKETS, in great variety AA. and style, by shoved or dozen, of our own mumfactore, St eastern OLOTIIES,BASKETS—Ronnd nod oval, din neat. CLOTHES HAMPERS—Spare, flat and hank !Ma. NUSERY /MATES of ovary style. 006 R 0 11E8 AND CRADLES of every Style. TEAVELINO BASKETS—Assorted dm and alylna. ti do do Berlin, Japanned. • do do French, assorted. IrADIES CAP do d do to RETICULES— Importedend Acuort-on FRIDen, BASKETS In groat variety. SPLIT HARPERS, for potatoes. Nada., Az. ORCHARD BASKETS—WiIIow nod Split. , Ilir-Olty and country doaler• are Intrlod to tall and tz linluo our Mock and intr. i fore puttimen o , °Wont. .0 CANNOT In: UNDERSOLD IN Tlila MAILERT dl Diamond, TilDborcrit, =LEI l)r. Chartlnn's Remedy for tiro Provent fon and Cara of Consumption. Winehrider's Genuine Preparation or t 4• ' : .: lllypopetosphitee aflame and of Sod •, .7 . '"e Specific Seam& for Clansvalption, Scrnfir24,Droncl.ilis, Asthma, Debility, rvimita, and Nervous Dizaufa, The success of this raw Usittrur (discovered bt. Dr. L.P. eh...billy or Icobtalolag brit lb. meet aabociadal popolarlly lhiooolunt Ilaropo and tlia United Arditea. it la a partly Pcientlitle Preparattha, acting with InanriaGle" c(*.zry in all atagev of Palmotairjrc.rl Nanzas Dlar•saa.- T)ia CORE OF CONSUMPTION, Iti;thosiecond and third stages fats pedal, consegneatly •tien there can be no uncertainty the natant of the dii.aae,) can ho olitaiael, In all eases; by this traattnets, atfebt when the existing lesion of no huk r ,,, Ie of its.lf sof- Schtt to pnaltice death. - g:tits Itorowty hes of vol, rustier otloct, Uct will. ir tui,d "heroic,. Otero esintv a notplcion of the th.waso, Jere. veld ila Drodopmnd, and thni act as et lotettervativc opts m paid to Cbtatumptivs,lt.l3‘ 6/ vaccination dow wilts frpord e. Conanmptlree, In any .rage of tho diorlao stonld result lujiatdlately to tho Lao of thu ilypophooplaitce of Liamand Sala. "Wincheetofe Genuine Preptration" (to Miura* ejliwp)in extra large leattlee, le "chemically pure." to the coinblnation proposed by Dr: Churchill "fl: geocrol and Is prepared according to hie original Formois. DR. CLIURCIIILL'S WORE ON CONSIMIPTION, Cothplielng hie report wade to the Imperial Academy o Medicine, Parlo Notes of Cedes; and Lettere, Doraituonte Toitimouiele; le., which, together with a Cirtuler; will lw need on receipt of TWELVE CENTS to etnnips: Oatryloy. , --Intereeted•Drogglala will try to wit you other preinttations than mine. Do not boy thorn. My "tlentline Prigaration^ twars my foe simile eiguatnru. ASisrlleilintro of ail Preparations claiming to 1.0 the lisp" phOphitc., which coundu Mo., or nos Doha. Thocomar_• Is altoly tube !lain' with spurious certificate.. 1 4 1 cit...—Otte tattle, 8'4 . , throo tattle., Si. Sold, •'bole luta atal retail at flit, SAO Geuend Depot lu the that.' Jettu etrect, N. V., by J.ll - INCLIESTEII, t alum ordary should he addrosuul. Also, wholesale and retail !,." LL ILEYSSIL No. 140 Wood atrveL rillsburgir,lud roo I 1 by J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny. .! se:47ndAu'D .--• TR, BLOODLESS VICTORY!!! 1,000,000 DOMES SOLD OP MAG ET ASTER Tars enormous quantity of this Invaluable Remedy has been toortiaaed by citbens of Lilo trolled Elates " dnilog the abort limo It boa be. bohn, the poll h... The reiaon for [Ma estr.rdinary envied 10 simply in the actual troth and relue of the srtich, No ono buy. the ALIONET IC PLASTER without becoming Its friend. It performs all thei I. promised, and carries with It its own rerornmenda tlow: Trnly this lea olt tory—peaceful end bhenllees—but wt, hellore not km ginriona than the triumph,' of war, with Its earner, cud if...dation. The "MONISTIC PLASTER in oadooLleally tho Groat.n't Stningthencr and Pala Denten, or that Mourn has yet di.- carired. If you put this Plantar anywhere, llpain Ls these theraatcr will girt there mall the pain L.w ranlnhelL-- TheSPla.ter magnet's.e tho pats. away, and PAIN CANNOT XXIST WEEMS TICS PLASTER •.• • IS APPLIED. liammatism, Lax:acne., SUShea, Debility, Nervousness Nen:Taiga, Dyapeptis, Coughs, and Colda, Pains and A'clier of every kind, down oven to Coma, are immediately rdicont a Ifttlo patience, permanently cured, by the magi. cal 'Orient* or the -MAGNETIC PLASTER. It Is the slew pleat, surest, safest, pleasantest and cheapest ronssly l. exhitence. Its application la universat—e,innity to Ito stet Wig man, the delicate Foamin, sad the (cable To pitch and all It will prove a Rahn and a Iliketerh. Its am le agreable, and whine:lt iirsurrylinee or nimble. Ito mica la within the tract of all—rkh or Ivor; all may boon It woo are aid: nod Mirroring to Sur Way. TARSIERS should Le aliens mappiled with this harsh. hie ''PLASTRIL. It will ho the 0.1 Physician in any Imakehold, rawly at all times, and at Instant notice. Pitt ap In airtight tin base. Each bozwill mate ale to .414 pfiatera, and any child can spread thorn. Primo i matt a boo, with tnli and plain direction. D. C. DIOREFIS.A.D. 111. IJ., Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker at., Now York. lICItEI/RAIOSSIACINETIOPLASTEDIsicId by allAtus &m in every city, (nem and village of the United Mita. cuipeodAwlyt•V VMCW 9I 9II"k6 WE TAKE PLEASURE 1N INFORM ytt log the.Ultras-A hrthe nelabrateit pitinat ht lITEINWAY t SONS, NSW YORK, Mahan , have Jut received a mall Invoice ofslticso aori .ll6llustrnmetita, to which we call their atteallon t and will* a call. • IL IC LEBRR A.BRO, So. CZ Fifibiuret, nefn Se e Agnats for Steinway's Piano. Di. Samuel B. Fltati'm lilllary Corrector or Antll.43lllons Mlztnea...purel~ Vega. gable...A Mild. Ben and Etlostfiro Remody BILIOUS DISORDERS, SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE, DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER OR STOU.IOII, . COSTIVENESS, BILIOUS OR DYSPRPTIOCOUOII, - MALARIAL SEVERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, NDIGESTION, SOUR STOMACH, Ac, SKIN DISUSES, IMPURE BLOOD, JAUNDICE, And gII coruplhi t. famed by IMPURE BILK OR BILIOUS. NESS. DR. GEO. H. ERVSKR, jov:,)Awp 14a Wo.sl.t,&d Aunt for PI unburgh. 6A,MUEL: RLD~LE~ KINISFICTIJIMIL AND IN NlT'aoclea and Ware R - ASKETS. BROWS, BRUMES, CORDAGE. AC. No. 21. - lam ond, auls)&lrlyP PITTSBURGH QANDER'S fIAIR 'DRESSING ROOMS, Se (JAUNT swam OPPOSITE THE CIATITCDAAL, • • OPEN FROM i 3 A. IL TO OP. id, Where • gentlemen can bare their nail. Dratted in the lati-st and Inca fashionable manner. Ile ban fitted up a min ea p for Wier, where particular attention will he even to D O LAIR NOR PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, 1 . q.; la thetrarlo. approved Styles. 41011rifiANDIIIVA CELEBRATED SCALP TONT kept rot itantia on hand and for ale. tJa2lPl3d OUNTRY AND EASTERN BLANKETS; A'!,&11011 FO AS lIIIROMULD t .. .. • • !: Cincinnati, &v. ___________ ._.......„...,_..,,....- fait et NetNNATI A.ND LOO- at & V• ItiVlLLK—Tbenne rill e i ltraoar , O I LAILI v • ~,,t ai iolft: P po L l'is on TillfrDAnthrlnst, et .17. AL . 1 “ Irtlibt.r pupae apply on boon.l or to , 001. t - MACK, ILIRNB'i CO. nn o• arsv -itlempbio stew. ortfa)ttc. JIL` OALLANB The floe steamer AIILEMCIA,Pipt. Bhopasnl, win Infers at I' tgat or passage •PDI) 13n Inids port.. Lb. ant aw. height L'l44ur ARNIM CO. Agerita, tmecK, ~ not 100 K jumpins NEW OR LSANS....-The opleoilid rtnamrr AR. a tbn ir tl3s ' '• °. ; P : Li od n • 1 124m 1 lo y ter4led: v :i!e mt_ po h :rt: RM. For freight arkumig• .PPIS .11 bird or ta— ‘. • ocl9 Fok MENPing — et — flarac — . LOWL- - The ntnaintr J. S. PAINGILE, (*pt. a.o. W. Nesre.val I.uve for aw,r>.ee ail lotermOialo part. on TUE FlRsr Iv, toted apply Damara Or 6. Dell . FLACK, nintilis AV. Att. FOR ST. LOUIS.—The spleislidhaft giaDer thL waritus. wALLs in 4 MPS. Al[ THIS I 'M. • 1 "..' 6,0 0 0,1 P 10, 0 4 °4'
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