Vittsiturg daptie. s. lIRPLETT & ' .S.DIrORB and PR.OPRIZTORB 7tITT6Br'RQFL: ..,„FRIDAY • MORNING, NOV. " 11, 1869 •Tae Lyra Etsonoss.—The New York papers received yesterday leave no doubt upon the mind that the Republicans have made a clean Weep in that State. 'The attempt or the din• tinctive Americana to elect a part of the demo cretin ticket by adopting, half of each ticket SS 'their ewe:Mass failure. The Republicans have defeatist all the democratic candidates—as well those who were on the American ticket as those who were not, This is the firs,t time Mace the Repnbllcanvparty was organized that the Itepob- MIMS of that State have been able to elect State oilmen other. thareGovernor. Is 1855 the Amer- ions elected their candidates, and in 1857 the - democrats elected theirs. The whole patronage .of the-State has therefore been in alien hands I=2=l '.:bad an undoubted majority there in alt that time. ,a-.F.. j : - The patty will thus be relieved in 1860 from the "'irilliiihmaces which an adverse party in power has been able to wield against them, through the net patronage of the public works, for the past foni years. When it is remembered that thous ands of demomatio.offme-holders along the line of the canals were Struggling for very existence daring the recent campaigo, the Republican tri umph, against the additional odds of a coalition with` Americanism, was truly a splendid one. In lidassaohasetts the tight was a very quiet one and the vote very light; - but the Republican trituaph buena the less thorough. That good old State Is sound to the core. In New Jersey the struggle was a severe one. The Democratic candidate ftir Governor, Gon. Wright, who ran upon the Douglas platform, poured oat money like water, went through an active canvass, and left nothing undone to secure R victory. Yet he is .beaten by 2,000 majority. This rearm New Jersey for ns in 1860; and New and Peansyliania decided the Pres- Medial contest In 1856 Wisconsin hoe also done nobly. Two years eV Gov. Randall was elected by the meagre ' majority of 417, and the moat of the Republican State ticket was defeated. The Governor le now re-eleoled by a large majority, and the Republi can kayo, for the that time, elected their entire — Mato ticket. All honor to them. In Detroit, the home of Gen. Cass, the Re ptiblicane elect their Mayor by 800 majority over Harmon, a Douglas demoortit. Detroit is neurally democratic. It gave a democratic ma jority last year, both on Congress and the State ticket. It now elects not only a Republican mayor but .8 Republican oily government throughout. . Thus we go. At every point the administra tion is defeated. It seemed to stake rte farther existence upon its power to carry New York and New Jersey; and having failed in both, it ought 'at once to give up the ghost. .11/1313311 TROTLIIID DOLLMLB Tstnown Away.- - The Waeliington Republic alleges that the Super intendent of the Capitol, or whoever has charge of the alteration of the hall of the House, has • entailed an expense upon the government of $BO,OOO for the simple job of removing the desks from the hall. The lest House directed the re mural .of the desks from the hall and the re arrangement of the sesta ea as to bring them __together into the eiosest convenient apace. This was but a small job, and it would seem that It might have been done at a trifling expense ; but that Is not the way things ore done at Wash ington. The object of the change was Lwo-fold—first to bring the members within a smaller eompass and mere immediately within the range of the • Speaker'e eye and vein—and, secondly, to se . cure better attention to the business before the /Ions; by removing the facilities for writing during its mutton ; yet not lean than eighty thou ' sand dollars have been expended in the execu tion of this order. The desks have not only been smoved, but the chairs also, and cumbrous sofa!, composed of iron, wood and upholstery combined, have been introduced mid permanently 'fixed to the floor. This clumps rendered certain expensive alterations of the floor necessary, and the entire expense will not fall abort of the • . sum above named. ' If the members shall prove dissatisfied with the chsngesnd determine to reinstate the chairs sodded', (as it is generally believed they will,) this sum of eighty thousand dollars will have been -entirely thrown away. And besides another homy expense will hare to be Incurred in re storing the condition of the floor.* Its original adaptation to the chairs and desks. The experiment whlch'the House contemplated could have been made af the ezpenaa• of only few dollars, by aimply removing the desks .from the Hall and bringing the chairs closer together; and in ease it proved unsatisfactory, the desks could have beau restored et an equally trifling expense. • The way the thing has been managed, how ', ever, throwe some light upon the oft-repeated question, as to where the people's money goes. PIIguiDZIMILL —Thu Pre:: contends that the sati-adminLstration men hare Mooted 10 dele gates to the State Convention, in that city, giv ing 10 to the administration and 1 doubtful. The Patruyiaanian contends that the administra tion elected .1l the delegates but ono. The truth appears to be that the seats of one antladmin- Atm/kin man and ten administration men will notbo contested; and that in the other ten dis tricts doable sets have been chosen and will Coated each other's claims before the Conven tion, Both - Actions allege that the grossest Bandit were practised by their opponents. HOWARD Bette ON daaysai.—We give an ab stract, to-day, of the !Lewis of Hon. EDWARD HMO, of Mlewnrt, on the sieved , question, as eel forth by the IX Louis Evening NM , . The Sew dote not publish these views es coming from 'Mr. Bates himself; but says it le sure 4, 66. tiill be found to be hie views." Baer torn SLATS - lit ran Cate.—Of the twelve pas!engers who were killed on the oz . cufsiontram, in Wisconsin, a few days since, seven are reported by . the 'papers as being at the time of the accident as follows: .451 in the postoffice car, three in the baggage car, and three on the platform; of the other fire'the account does not state where they were, but as two of them are stated to be in the employ of the com pany,y it is to be inferred they were not in the regular passenger stab, and the other , . ehms may have been in their mats or may not, ! • the papers do - not state, but as not ono lady was and as there were a largo proportion of - - the party; the presumption is not one of the • 'mon'killed was where, by the rule of the com pany, and by the dictates of common prudence he ahould have been.—jpieveland Herald. Tat Wain Dbonarr m Trantrana.—A Ten ; iessee paper states that the census 'of 1850 re ported upwards of enmity-sena thousand native white parsons in the State, who had acknow ledged to the census takers that they were unit ' hie to read, which is about one-fourth of the real number. The influence of free Bohoole cannot be re* great in that part of the world. WHY? to kinimesom.—The Winona Ripubli - can says that grain is pouring into that plan at the rate of 6,000 bushels per day, and the grain fever is now as high no the political lover was a few weeks duce. The vacant buildings aro all tau, and even the "gymnattium" had been seised upon as a-starehouea Tar intse.—We understand that the pikes . found in , •014 lirovriVe" pentad= were menu- factored 5 4 Unionville, by 0. Rau, who voted for 11. 9 for President, and has aver glace voted 1b Administration ticket. Of comae, according toehio logic ofttui Dothanta papers, the Ignition is Implicated :—Liartford ?rm. .AorOlll4ll Comes.-We are-informed the the organisation of e_Lutheran Colony, to em ignite to the State of Missouri, is in con,templo- Lion, by a -number of persons of this county. ft. - -SC.: Patton and V. A. B?Good,of Alto one Fiestas:re of the project.,—,flellidays !. 5kir:i.4.4 447 ••• • • fßus opp 32. . X Aroma in the world is a --- hLtdetrW - .and Child, painted A. D. 880, The „war in Xigitiod arc said to be the portraits of c,haucce, - ,F 4,0 Ai wig in th early part of .•the ioarleetqlt FPltlafrifkod of feary, /V, done .4 T . iia the brgieyl p g 3 44P.A. l44 e 4t h coaligi , • • 4exiiypititiitA c9muct...old. John _ . . . lioW...einwtan UM: on Stanor.--The St. . For TudisestictXt. Lou* Eritaing'rews publieht& is bang article '. Try jicerhare's Rolland Bitten: iliting the views of the Hon. Edward Bates on ' For Heartburn, i the Slavery natation. , The main pieta are as . . Try Danbaro's Holland Miters. followe: , ; For A.eitiii a-, • • "Mr.. Bahl doee not believe that African , Try Ho•rhaysee Hi - diand _Miters. Slavery is • beneficial institution, either in a .. -- social, political, or religious some. Not in a For Waterbissi., political sense, became it is productive of dis • • Try Il.i•rlia,,,' , 11,,Iltuid Bitter . s. cordsbetween nations that tolerate it aothiatione ! R,..,,, Headache. that do note and because it is liable to panics, Try Bcerhave'e Holland Bifterei and has ended often-in bloody revolutions. Not . ..... , F or Lone of Appetite,. , in a relions sense, because it makes the word• Try Beerhare's Holland Hitters. of God s sealed book to the slave, and gives his . body to the eervice of a human matter; whereas For Costiveness., the body of every crested heiog should be freely Try Bcerhave's Holland Miters, given to the service of God. Because Mr. %tee -, For Pilea, does not believe that slavery is n beneficial in* Try iherlinve'e Holland Diftere. satiation, either in a social, political or re!igi- ] ro all Nara.. Rbouroalr loot Neuralgia Affeatioot, tt One sense, be to unalterably oppeeed to its ex- i hoe In tatocrout ' lltatazers proved blety I...tenets!, lad In tension into territories already free. . I on,. tv effected a decided tore. Mr. Bates heartily endorses the seutiment,ood Once CaannEr—The °mob:let:lo,ly CoueOUltati n ßr a c holds to the creed of Mr. Clay, who declared a b n ' Vrnt i li7 l ett a l i “L ipt7 to ' it u ta t . up it h efia pr r L'' • ll'l l,, , t-a 4 that his right arm should drop from his shoal - . Dull Culaaacl Media.. Oa iud.l.4 moor I'lliTr' der before he would vote to extend slavery over o whi a, th r,...s the rio th"‘" ti l a 4 M r4 n e aire h lo t ' Uri ' the ' l ' aUl aire w very one foot of territory already free. Mr. Bates does t, f o l uti. yo t t!bn l y. s.' ' not believe that the Constitution carriee elavery , BENJAMIN PAGE, la., a 00., sole Proplatca, 27 into all the territories thatpay be acquired by 1 at rea, between to •od 1,2 am, Paaborgit, P.!: the United States. He bell lee that freedom is t ".". the rule and Maury the exception. Ile does not , believe that slavery can exist fu any territory acquired by the government of the United States except by the positive law of Congress. That law Mr. Bates would not be in favor of pluming, because, for reasons already given, be is op posed to the extension of slavery into territory already free. Mr. Bales denies that the exclu sion of slave property from territory acquired by the common blood and treasure of the Union establishes an invidious distinction between the two sections of the Union, sad asserts that the distinction complained of is coeval with the gov ernment, and that the prohibition of slavery from free territory was embodied in the original compact of the Union, for which the slave Suites were allowed In Congress and in Presidential elm:Gone th , eee votes for every five slaves. Ho therefore does not regard the non-admiesion of slavery into territory ae establishing a distisa lion between property, but simply as maintain leg a distinction already established and willing ly melded to by the South sines the formation of the Government. He regards tho principle of the Nebraska bill as rendering the introduc tion of slavery into the territories impossible, and does not believe that Congresa will intervehe to protect slave property in the territories. He firmly adheres to the rights of property in slaves in the States where slavery already exists, and if President he would execute the Fugitive Slave Law, if the army and navy of tbo government were equal to the task, He would consider the Union a broken com pass if these plain guarantees were denied by the deliberate and persevering notion of any part of the confederacy. If Congress should legalize , and pass lows protecting slave property in ter ritories previously free, Mr. Bates would execute these lave as promptly OM any other'laws of the land. He would not oppose the adnaission of a State beesuse of a pro-slavery Constitution.. Ho would never countenance a National organiza tion for any interfererenoe whatever with slavery in the States. He is glad to sec the rapid and peaceful ex tinction of slavery in Missouri, without the aid of emancipation parties, and without the heat and acrimony of domestic discord. By his own example, as well as by precept, he has shown that be prefers to live by his own labor, and not on the labor of slaves. He advocates the procummtent of foreign territory suitable to the ready and cheap colonization of free blacks. The policy already broached in some States, of selling again into slavery the free blacks whom humane or grateful masters have emancipated, unless those freed persons leave the State, is in the highest degree cruel. It is barbarous, and it would disgrace the American people in the face of Christendom to permit ouch Policy to prevail Tit PARDONING POWER IN VIRGINIA.-lt ap pears that under the laws of Virginia the Gov ernor cannot pardon a person convicted of trea son to the Commonwealth, except With the consent of thot3eneral Assembly, declared by joint resolution. A writer in the National In telligenccr says the constitution of Virginia gives no power to the Governor to commute for murder. In such a taro there must be a full pardon if there is any exercise of executive clemency toward a white man. Sentence against a slave may be commuted by trans portation; which is no • punishment at all. The writer adds: "The only way Governor Wine could inter fere in the ease of Brown would I:p3 by a res pite during his term of office—which will end on the first of January next—toad then the criminal would be in the hands of the nest Governor, who might extend the respiterfrom time to time; but thin course can hardly be an ticipated. At all events many of Brown's sym pathisers barn cshitited but little sense or dis action in their approaches to the mercy-seat. Governor Wise's impulses (mostly generous) cannot be controlled by either threats of eini- Bequenco or appeals to his interest. Ile is hiMselfaltuont as compact "a bundle of nerves' as be represents Brown to be. But, as lie is not requited to sign a death -warrant, be will probably let the law take its course on the day fixed by the judge." "TERRIDIE, CERT TERRIBLE."—Thc N.Y. I ler ald's Richmond cone:Ton& n t kindly warns the North of tho terrible danger that Virginia will speedily lead; off in a movement for the disto lotion of the Union. Hear him: "I have information which justifies me in stating that most of the Soothers members of Congress are being influenced to seize upon the first pretext that may offer during the coming session to retire from the hall of the Honse cf Representatives, and break up the Union. Indeed, the present state of things, in connection with the Harper's Ferry insurrec tion, is urged as sufficient ground for such an issue. Inasmuch, however, us the ends of justice in reference to the parties involved in this matter have not been retarded by any het on the part of the North, it is maintained by many that the crisis has not come. Prospect ively, this event IS esteemed no invoking such a crisis; for , it is hoped that the discussion growing out of it in Congress will inevitably involve the final issue of disunion in Virginia, hitherto conservative, is now rife for such an , event; and I question very much if it would not have followed upon the heel of the Harper's Ferry outrage, had a man of less courage, firm ness and censervutism than Gov. Wise been at the holm of State." A COMPLICATID MARRIAGE QUESTION. —Scandal is busy with an event which has something of the ludicrous. A nobleman of Milan of some wealth, who had contracted marriage by civil contract before the legal au thorities, found it expedient to disown the tie after a while, in order to connect himself with a Milanese lady of groat personal attraction. The second marriage was solemnized in church. But the lady, in her turn, having been courted by . a man of higher rank and of greater wealth, instituted proceedings to annul her marriage, upon the plea of bigamy on the part of the husband, alleging, now that it served her purpose, that his first marriage was legal. The now banns; were published, but the husband of the two wives instituted pro ceedings to forbid them. The matter is now before the courts, and it remains to bo proved whether the husband of two wives is to be come a bachelor, and the lady, ambitions of a second husband while the first is living, to be pronounced a spinster. A CICIMOZIE directing the attention of a for eigner to the portrait of Harvey weld:—"this is the man who invented the circulation of the blood, discovered O h Bence, and wrote a book of meditations amodg the tombe!" Tan Baltimore Son says :—Reliable letters from Richmond states that under no possible circumstances rill Gortil'iso commute Brown's sentence. Hie fate may be considered as sealed. HONEY.—J. Montooth, Noe.- 475 and 177 Smith field !throat, has Just received thatwenif.. pone& of clover and buckwheat honey, in glen boat. and glee. jare, which he In gelling at the moat reasonable nal% OommoN ezusz rules the MOSS of the people, whatever She mile/Lamed and mleontlimMe phllowskete may say to the contrary. bidets them a good at Ila mer ited, clearly demeiselrated, and they .11 out bealtair to glee it their mat cordial patronage. Thu maasm have al ready Maul the jadgmeut of a peyeicien concerning the elana of iIIYSTISTZEWS BRIMS, ea may be seetan thu lettneure quantitlee of this medicines that are anneally void In every Beaten of the lan]. It le now recor,eizq eagreat ly superior to all ether retnallee yet derived fur Sommer the Omens, organ. each es Olathe., OyeentesT, SJepolo ala, and for th e varidas foyers that ark* from derangement oldie. porthole of the eyetern. !lost...tees DMme be fan Cecoculea • hon.hold word from Maine to Tezee, from the Aurae of the Atlantic to the Try the article and he satisfied. . • .... SOW by draggle"' and dialer" ginierally, 'may - while, and teyTIOSTSTTISIta 111)11Tll. totopint tom" and proprietor', itistinuarlballront.atre , ". Jet:434w? nZIXI/011/8 OZBULNE P - REPARATION.— ItiflOllU far rho Iliwltter; St10111:1 for the :thine, tr, 11CtOCIEt for the °navel; LIELeIBOLD'a DUCIIIf for the Droptn 1 . 1 2LE1801.10,1 RUOIIU for Iterrommeg • lIELAIEOLIPB BUCLttII. for In. of Memory; , EIILLBIZOLIPB BUOIIEt for Ihmeraeof Woo,' 11 11111OLD'S III:WIN for InDlcult Dr oc-hi.g; ustatats Ducat; for Woak tcw-gvx, Ilitlll3 mo OtJEB BUCHU ror (horrid DefORI: llttirEoLled BuElitt for Dulteral Etweelar; unatnoure DUCIII.I for Iforror of Iflowneti I.lPlaitraLtril =CHU for Med Reteittti . lIELIIIIOLVE BUONO WallefalwrWft AZLE/30E1,8 for for throe. of thit kit; altlottEOLErt nuctuu for ProptimE _ BEL/MOLD% HIRAM tw Pal I th PSI; LIELYBOLD'd tor I:II: , as e vf st,o . Iflattr, with Temporary Soffuotort and twee of PIO'. giudDlPLU'd DUCH id for IltAlittrtoi elloillwierewr with 'Want of *Morton. 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D., 1059, M. //o'clock, A. M., the reactue eight, neat estate of sold kazoos Davide/on, detentes/ not accepted by Ler bars et the raldhtlon made by the ingrss; to telb— rare merited ../1" on the dlegram towered, bounded and described implies... vt= A certain tract laed Monte ?in . Num *garsh/14 Alteghtuy comity, beginolug at a W. thence fly febd of 11. 11. Little, IVlikeesto mud Carothers;s. eS.II. Its) forth. to • post; thence by loud of Inch Ibis is apart N. 12%. .5.16 d 610 perch. toe post; N. SBV;E. 122 perch. toe peek theme by Laud of Mrs. Tecus nod Jobe AL Litter b. Ri o 5.1 M petchea to the place tt Legto- Mug, Dorbject to • lot for school boosts containing :30 petal ea N center of land) contaluing evrus endl:3 perches, Mulct measure. • Tanta of fild-t—Onadualt cash, to La paid on the deli nit, of the deed, and the other Leif Inoue year Irma the day if sale, at fth Interest Menton from sald day; laid limt tinned hie to be seamed by bond end mortgage on tn. premix/in/Id. JtkilFdt L. GIULIA.% Ta latest:: Pittstngh. Notembor 7th, 181/9. nalndtditt.twr Orphans' Court Bale. in the welter of t h e partition col 'llostlen of I. Real Estate of r. Nu , 01 Jane Torte, 1561. Ewa U. Erie., dowelled, J VIRTUE of an order issued out of the JJOrpheue . Court of Allegheny county,. the a.k.a., t Will be esposed to Public vela, at the Con. Howe, In the clty of Pataborgit, on 1110 N DA It, the 'ANL day of In, retntner, A. IL, 1950, at 11 o'clock, A..AI , the Neal Estate of Add decedent, Co w .. k Brit A err 'eland wOO ae etioistaile Wand," Int.. in the Allegheny river, oppeelle to the city of Allegheny, Allegheny aunty of and bauedcd and dercribrd as loilwra, to exit flegloologat a escstuore, [hook+ 1.7". i. E. 6 3-10 porches , 8, 13 1 W. 18 310 perches, 8. ilk , W. 33 perches, N. 815%. W. 33 porch...N.oli . W.oO perclickt, N. 8;4 E. 4111-10 U perches, S. tIL , E. 18;.; perch..tu the plece of begin Wog, containing d acres 3 mode and 30 perches' owlet measure, eppralecd in the &bow wee .d not accepted by Ole helks. Team or Batt —One-thi.d mull to to paid co the delicary of the deed, the other twc.etii, dr to be paid on the death of Mary Bedell, Widow of said Kira O. Brihrin, with intentt thereon from the day of mile, payable annually: to MO widow daring her natural life,and after her death the prim. ripsl to he pald to the heirs of iald decadent, rani. to thrt plemedlog, or their legal repreeentativor, add two.thirdetti te error.] by bond met mortgage on the premises. JA 11E8 L. GRALIASI, Eherifi. Pittehurgb, Nor. 7th, 1859. noloiltelaatter 'VILE MARTYRS, by M. De Chateaubriand , A a rari.erl tratudatloa, edited by 0. W. WlL,,ht, A. M. The Limit, of aeliglou TbonabL by Leary L. 111 / vol,,Lban Ilvvey Nuarcomb—Rind Word. for Children to goidn them in the path of paw,. Etrzigglai of the WI, Cbtiattans from the days of oOf .I.erlom to thu bo a r ..f l'onstantlite. Poe sale by noll J. L. READ, 71 Doorth street P RIME ..VIINEITON, Retail Draggia, Corner brolthbold sod Fourth atrpet.a. AiYEiICAN 1111JSTANU LLNIMENT-1&. ILL gr., for Yoh, by u. L. INIONIZTOOK CO , No 60. cornrr Fourth and Wood Werra. OATS —71.1 U butiol. good heavy Oats; BUCKWHEAT FLU• 11.—:.o0 IN, for ll llll/BIIEt W., No. 165 Liborty at. VOE, SALE.--One pair of MULES will be:. ,K sold mar, eau beaver, at Jae WAYNE /EON WORKS, sondir Corner Limnos.. Way and Wayne vtrveL A PRLES-60 bb 11 4 1.1 fur sale by , 18. Green Apples in etore. IWEIEWT DIOKEY, No 818 Liberty fit. 1 1 1 0 , 006.0H-MAKERS.-4 can sell Noble dc' Eol;Ilah Yana. !nes at Now York par a. .114 J. 13 SUMTER. riAItRIAGESI OA.B.RIAGES !—Dunlapre I..tto•t ttylo,Just arrived, to be !told at low prim. .oIIJ. B.ISIIAYFER. - pp Ell POTATOES-150 buahels primo Bea ALL,rer County lied rotators fur We by noll WINIB4 ft CO, No. 185 Liberty mt SWEET POTATOES-50 bushele Sweet Po kj Woes for Yalu low by [boll] BIDDLE, WRITS • CO. fiIASTILE SOA V-150 boxes genuine Al ar x_i settles ter stale t., b. L. FALINIsSIOCE IS CO. ADIYII.OIL-15WTim. Refined for rale by null B. L. YnIIniKSTOCK it 00. P/TTBBORGEI PLOW WOICKEI. J. C. BIDWELL, ftkkr Itprer k Aid.. Tr AS ON HAND A. VERY LARat 5 .. Ly. dock of PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS, Of all tho ditforent "Ade ifes, comfy to soppy his friends and cotton.° sma must. Wisii&W WOll/18,nownelogierectsci to the tont”l port of the city, on the loi fronting 120 fool onclf ou Dogussuo Way sod Payette Pinot, end extaiding 330(o:a an UnnisAn alley, will to equal in Aktnni and ow path' , tu Any Plow Works to the United litatts, haring All tho modern IcopreremouLe In both trotSl awl iron working Alschloory, tool will by lo toll operation shout the first of January sussing, Warshonws tor.the present LID Liberty test, corner of Cecile alley, snJ 2E7 Yeee street. jr,p-Orders en , revenant!, solicited, bottntr y , 0, InlAr KLL, FOR 'NT.—A Store on Third, near Mar kot otrect,Surntalled .11h o•.• counter., attelvlng, gas natures, de. A aore on Market area, rountly witted and complai n huntsbed. A 'arguer' wOrligbie4 Ottl. on Market drat, orar New York Clore. no , Nalson Gallery,' corner allblrd and Market street... Tide to the largeet and best arranged Ambrotypo and Pho dograph establishment to the tame. Also, a bandleader Dognerrlan Gallery ever the Now York Stem, together with mama Bata/Drier a legally. The large Dwelling Douse oh Penney hum. A mu , ran occupied by the tabtalber. Isumedtate poaseardourlauthbore run dsouboALgjten d, Third attsetotest aruka. WALL DECORAVONS--Viewtin Path T for Wetly W. P. XanallLika 00. - SOD fiblititisi M F ,O , : c F e A N T r l xis t ! pp . - F T E E R PL B I L . 1L ,,.. S • In CUM of Sem . M., user,E. - Ferrety, I,* aittrebo Onemktiot ( re the. 1.11 , 75 DIEDICLNE truly M. 1 ~.61U NG often ret.oo,g, id • lOW day., tarry 'adage of tb.. loattmtuo Mow*, by their grorlfyrog larcla on the , /117-Our face,,, Foror ond.tgut, Dlopeptdo, Dropty, Pau, and to abort, moat all &anaemic., rob! to Molr coo mire proper Um No famlly .boold too without them, as by tbrfr timely ...moth authoring and ottarmo may be save& For sale by W. 11. uorrarr, 335 BrOad•ltY., Wdlii'mkr sod by all Dragests, nold3abdaa•T LEAIING'S PATENT LA. THINS are much anterior to at either nom in VINO MANY Al VANTAGES lUlitiD IN NO tr 1711511 - The arrangement for detaching the Lau work,. Oa the oureldo it crtsplo, duet ad sates A crp around tholamp teeth all Auto A - nervier that. Lanier/is r know. theyi r re adopted. Prices volt., They are val adapted for fIATLIWAI 8111 TR, DOA 8 awl *eau place wham neat, cooranicit Lim tern I. vointol. Pima .411111119 three Lanterns befit purchasing other kinds. Help tole tot referinvo. Pfie; lid to the trade furnished on pllostino FLEMING & TORRENS, Bole Proprietor. end Bleaufeetarin Ito, Biansifactorm of Japanned an corner Biarket and Third Meet., noMmd.err PrITYBITRGE, ROOFING! The cheapest and best Roofing in use Call and sao Sam:1,111 ~213 d Bafaienun ROOFING AND EXPAIRING DONE At the ahortsat notlca to In the beet WM. JOHNSON, No. 75 8m11101.15 st., Pittsburgh. Special Notice. SAMUEL GRAY Sr, SON, NO. /9 EIPTH STREET. 1.1 - AVE RECEIVED and have now in store JA, for thei t r he largest and moat attractive anortment of good. FALL AND WINTER SALES Thal bare ewer *Mold, embracing all the new and latest styles or tho amen, whki are adapted to the wants of Gentlemen of taste, who appreciate style and quality In Clothing. SAMUEL GRAY A SON MERCHANT TAT LORE Emporinm o Pashto ILTILI. 7 II W. Fok. D. Erl7G-lIEI. ..• BREWER'S' BUILDING, No. 102 Market end 13 Fifth .treat, have resumed et their old stand, there the choireststylee of DRY GOODS, nett as Shawls, Cloaks, 8• lane Dusters, Silk and Wool Detainee, with ell other drecriptione of Wingate idyl. Vaahlonable Goods ml be found of the richest qualities and patterns, at the eatl t a I T E . RI No. 102 Market and 13 Fifth sired; Pittsburgh. nohled C UTLERY.- TIM ATTENTION THE ATTENTION THE ATTENTION THE ATTENTION THE ATTENTION THE ATTENTION Of ovary body Is directed toonr nplendld stock cf KNIVES and YORKE, SCIMORS. RAZOFtd, At. nab CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG, No, SO Wood at. PAULSON'S HAT, CAP, and INTRODUCE ?MR DAY. Ladies' Furs , LADIES' FURS, LADIES' FURS OFIILDRF]NB• Plane, CIIILDRENS' FURS, CHILDREN'S' FURS GENTS' FUR GAUNTLETS, Gent? Fur Gauntlets, PAULSON'S! PRUIS01011: NO. 73 WOOD STEM. FIRSI PREMIUM zs Stovasi9gatea and Rangml • . , {,FETED CUP' SLLIVER MEDAL DIPLOMAS! AWARDED BY THE LATE ALLEGHENY COUNTY AND WiSTERN PENNSYLVANIA AGRT CULTURAL SOCIETY BISSELL & CO NO. 235 LIBERTY STREET MANIIIRAMTOIERB OR OCo 0 IC. lIVGF , 1. .A. It X_. Co R HEATING STOVES, Fine and Common Enamelled ORATE FRONTS AND FENDERS, MA ;he CalebraV Capitol aod Yale. 000 I N 0 Teu ;rani tbs BEST COOKING RANGE that is mad all •t BISSELL & CO.'S It you want a COOKING BTOCE that cannot Da an paned, call on BISSELL et CO VILON Ifyou TB MID are bonYENDAIIB, W ding • holm, I on end Irma lb. L int DEANE BISSELL ti CO., j No. 935 Llrorty 6t VLORE TO HE /1.0111161 CD THAN THE RICHEST DIADEM BVISB WORN BY Kings or Emperors. WII ATP A BxAu?rruL HIAD OF Ilent THE article that will naturally nature the color of the halr, (Um changing of which to gray bents Cu indication of a lack of groom mcmtioneJ I. trot, • valu able medicine. Prof. WOOD'S HAIR TONTO Is the only ink remedy for wens., dryuou premature change of color. and toe several evidence. of • lack of secretion. at the toots of the Indr,which can befoul& Qum preparations abound, and "heir Looks" Oil every "comer grocery" In the country. Meld all "hair lonia'. unlee" Mown to Do the torsi:motion of some man whose celebrity has heroism world wide. ' Do not let any nostmm vender arperiment eon your hair. Touch nothtng you Pro nOO good man to Mk., le all dzat It pupal* to be. Professor Wood bar ;mood, by yrani of genre rest of the virtual al his prayer. salon, hie gement fame. Over 190 certificates are herons os • of the Mae of thla hair licatoratlve, from parties who have tried it. Reed the feCowlsift "SSW Ten, April 19th, LitS. "DD. W000:.-Dear gin Wendt me to expreseto youths obligation. i wander fsr tau Mire restoration of my hair to Its mighial color. About the time of te,W arrival In :the Utalted Mans It we. rapidly Deconting iray,lhttr, upon :t . e=tl h o u ttzf l y=llair y... ' - } gsn l o=" .. t u eoaci . recerr .o ed . derfot inrouttort; gage eilicadons as wall se agreeable. 0. TE111,811R0." I am, dear slr, yours truly, ger. C. W. u lt ras, Indlanspolls, Ind., aye he wore • wig for but by the raw of Was Pis IW, Deno. satin he now has • 800 hied of hak. /ET Raid by all Drawlers, and by 0. I. Waal & 00, 41,1 Ircraray. Now York, wad 114 fiat street, lit.Lonis,lifo. 'bold In Pittsburgh by Dr. OBO.H. EILISSE, B. L. PAU :/f MOCK • CO, aall Drailleta. (ankdly ;LACK AND FANCY DRESS CHAS. , - -LP Plain d Figured Preach Melina!, ;ALL WOOL PLAWD9 SHAWLS, CLC6IIIII, 46. II AMMON LOIN, 61 idarketetroet. VIOURI FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! 100 bbl,. total Kills Mitzi/lustily; .4 • 100 o °sutra 011 y 110lls MAU& Family Flour. ••'• Also, • large ... r*u tofbut Woods &sirs still • Eno, hi Mrs sod fosses by B. B. 7101 D h 00. ' ' soil • No. 334 Übartr strut; O,rHINESIMEMUILION-2 - asses for ale by tack /6141000MKOL IF 00. or x-x or or—x 1•7 STOVE DEALERS is :respectfully invited to the largest atvc and greatrat variety of STOVES In the State, mancfhotored by A. BRADLEY ROOFING)! No. 4 Wood Street, TN our. aseortment will be found the fullow 1. lee win known coon STOVES THE DOUBLE•TOP PATENT AS 1 SMOKE CONSUMING TROPIC, for Coal THF NRW AND BEAUTIFUL' DOUBLE.TOP PATENT GAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING ARBITER, for Coal TEE NEW DOUBLE-TOP PATENT EIAS AND !SMOKE CONSUMING EUREKA. ror Coal or TIRE CELEBRATED VICTOR, far Wood, Live ..Oak and Pittsburgh STOVES OF THREE DIFFERENT ETBEBM PAELOR STOVES, for Wood and Coil; boot io th market, and heating Steven of every deeerip GRATE FRONTS, etc., all of which will ho beet terms FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED „ ti ll s BY TUB STATIC FAIR TO GRAFF & CO. MANI:TV-AC= RR RS FOR TUE BEST S TOVES FUR STORE 1701 t TUE BEST - COOKING RANGE FOR FAMILIES, Wlttrhirge Feed Door for throwing in Cool, AND BEST WOOD COOK STO VP. DIPLOMA FOII BEST LAUNDRY STOVE. Alatt, on hand large usortment or Heath:a Stowe, Plain ud Fancy Orate /roots, fenders, gad and Dog Irons, PElinf,Mottles, Wagon Boxer, Eton.. Werth &e. GRAFF & CO., No. 243 Liberty Strong, AT TELE MEAD Of WOOD STREET, • ..21yd Pirtwordund, 500501. INTRODUCIE THIB DAY • CARD. TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY eseocieted with him lo the WHOLESALE GROCERY DIJOINIPS, Mr. _SAMUEL EWART and Mr. WILLIAM CIVREL ' T . , end will continue the Mans a< the OLD STAY!), NO. STI MERIT STREET, directly oppoette the Eagle Pftterargh, JELIT I, 1.F.59 WILLIAMiJ. GICIRXILT. 11,011.t.1. PITA !I. G0R51LY..... WM, CURET. W.f . M. GORMLY & CO., w3Ercix.ms.A..z.33" • G I ROCERS, DEALERS TN .VR:OVISIONB, PRODpO AND PITTSBURGH MANUFAOTURES, so. 5171 Liberty Otre•t, Pittsburgh, P.. Ju2rdziAdalp Gents' Fur Caps BARGAINS: Watches, Jewelry, &e. ' AT PRIVATE SALE, LTUI.II Tuesday, November,. bilk.. AND AT AUCTION SALE, CONNENCINts Tueaday Morning, Nov. Bth, at 10 o'clock, CONTINUING UNTIL TIM WHOLE ANN BOLD. SALE POSITIVE—WITHOUT RESERVE. By order of Toutee. W. W. WILSON, Agent. sthtlare DIIPUT & rarrmumr.., PRODUCE COMMISSION MEROILUOS. Odle* 'Pio. 1 Stcet's flock. South.lkoter cor. La Salle St.. Chicago.. " Wartihouse No. 13 South-Water St. Solicit 'for the purchase of Flour and Grain in Chicago Market. . 100.1200 s MMITIGH. , Hitchcock, Oa., 1 Daniel Wallaca,b-14:11-, Item. Watt t Wawa. coZiGai J. W. MIXT.- V. k. TIIRPIN, FINLEY tr. TORPIN, ' - COMMISSION MERCHANTS; CHICAGO, UPON., particular attention to tbo wirchaso !ad tole of FLOUR, GRAIN AND PORK. ' _ • Run fro—LIPPLNOOTP t CO, PlltsbotiVA • • JNO. D. CANITELD, do - do. • DAMNS WALLACC, do oto oolbAnidls Pura! ,E 1 r ! ! THE PREMIUM FURSIII.- - •- " - - T OUIS MULLER, Manufacturer- of all lA itia6 Vlbildrabil or • Sitiuttemen's TURN, Blegh aeid eau** Robe; &aim it Buffalo Ilobesoao,' whoiesele and retao. No. 139 Wood larva, Next door to Dr. Hester. I aar•lttis repeired, clamed aud altered In the beet rasa oar. all Mode galloping lure bought. orNaßmd • LADIES' BOOTS AND The undersigned having bought the etoek of Peter Lie• ter, deceseed, will continue the tmefiese et the Old Bland, GRANT 9TBZITP, betereett &mod god ThITO etreete, where evert Undo( LADIES' SHOES WILL he utade to older, of (ho DEBT AIA7SBI-111.9, WOREIIitSEILIIP, lad toll at the lotrestisah prim. pe , itc.aisisit,.cons 6. The {:17R1111A WOOLEN MR?, orlth:Patout Buntlo. The (OMEN Or DIAMONDS, 'fah Blond= Bostic. The .exits or. the two boot Skirls le mute:. All other Aloft of likeleltm Shirts, from 3 to 80 gpzlng, or went pli?•• either Wholesale or Retail, at no 7 ' 1 i EATON, ORES A ALICSI73PB, . 21 o.17111thltreet. • . .....--.. . . . RE BOSTON RIBBED ROSE! Over 600 doe. reed and to arrive City Merchants aud Coutih7 paten ruppllsd at lowest rico. 'ATOM, CALE ilk MACIIMM i DOT No. 171Fi6h mast. DRESS A ♦e[a InSaziortormat of the bortrtylro for Wetly noT ;BATON, OREE A MACIAtT2t, IP PrITA-orroet. ATON, ORME ct 111AORUINT t Han tented en cLrirant lioc O< FANOYI WOOLEN GOODS, , 1 1 Direct from the Itanutecturera., .CIO and Fotmla7 Dadra ennead at Instar!Prkm no 7 No. 17 Market Sireet. • - LO bble. fain family Flolir; SCO do do 200 do Emmaus do roan!'" ati l t Poram O 7 NUMMI It BE LSOrf col• 1 /dent armt.dantbAll, WRITING. PAMIR AT, WOOLEMLE. Ty —slap and mikt.swartems e ctWritigliPsger bona sad 4 11 7 nedliairmw OW" , 141{ tan low Tajdell to wboletale position" alst. ' 41% JOIINBTON it ONIVer Degas, WoC4#llarl. =!!MM PITTSBURGH ZNIIROIDZBLES, DACES AND L. 02 000Ds. ..fl'i fis sf-v4W/ - , _z. ,70 ...._-, ( 2 _, cf,- . eniApEsT 1 .BEST!! L ARG EST gl- $35 pays the , Toilion for Single aria Doublo Book-keeping, n mg, Commercial Arithmetic on/Lectures. Rigt.t a , eeke board, 5.:11, Stallonery, V; Yall Obatat, eetirn expects.* Vt 2 Oval tint • to complete • toll czarot, from 61,1,110 watt. E'er! tkedebt, UpCll grad turl og, Is goorooteecti to bo moo, pito. to rzoootoo tbn el any bonlOsts,..Oit vollif to tun a Wart of from $3OO to $lOOO. litodaufa out. al' .07 0ar...-.] „ Vac4ol,b-},00160 ct ploarate. Ft SST MIEN! 1 1 , %13 Pal BE-1 tIusINESs':WEITING rod 18.59,,r0mv.d at Pinalaral.. Ilabalelptilai and OLIO Etat. Pair at Z.vormille, 14e , at , l, vincipal rain c.f . the MA. for the pest roar ye., gli_fdlelitere• eons received as 6.111.1 Tar Clrgelars,Spochreens and Sm6etlt.6ed glee or ti, Collage, enclose fire letter stamps to eta4d/11/P. P. W. JICMINS, Ntta4l,46, Pa. 'flung Romeo Porrontion Torn Coriqxr, Plctaborvh, November lit Mi.' Election for Three Directors of this ComP 6 .7.th•emlbr ehres Tear, erift be held et the Dabbing Rowe, on MONDAY, November the 14th hukA, bet.en the hos. of 11 o'clock. A. 01 and I o'clock. P.ll. nol:dulzhr JOHN D. SCULLY, Caahter. Prkmonon, Nov.:dm, 1859. OTIIL DIRICTO or rme WESTZRN IN. R 3 ennaita 00YPASI hen Gls day deolerest, a dividend of Three loan opus each Ours of Its capital Stook, onto( the earned profits of the kat eix months, payable to erect holden on or atter the 11th lost no 2 did P. M. GORDON, idecretary. alUtAle num Prrnraaaaa, Ncoranaber 1859.} ..frlitz Board of Direatora of• aim Bank ‘^.-" bare this day declared • dividend of DODD PER OINT. on the capital .tort, out of the profits of last all months, payable to stockholders= ar iftar the nth inn. not , E.D. JONES}, Outlier. , ALLIMICIIII2 Ram. Narembor 1. 189. jrl. - Tas President and Directors of this Lank have lids day declared • dirtasa4 of YOUR PER CENT. out of the protltsof the last dm *oaths, pay able to Stact.bolders on or after Use 11th last. coldtd J. IP. COWL; ambler. Lon Crfr Batt, November In; 18S9. fT an Directors of this Bank have this day declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT, on the Capital Stack, out of the proflte,of the last six moutha,pay• able to Stockholders, or their legal repreeentatima;•aCer tte Ilth Inst. nadtd JOHN 114100171 N. Cash's, idnalwacel Dank t • Pittsburgh, Nov. Z, .1859. J r 17,„ Tux President and Directors of this Bank have thin dey declared • dividend of *OUR PIM CSN wa the Capital &ea. out of the profits:at the last els month., payable to the Stockholders, or thqr !eget up reeentattree, en or after the 11th ottaatol GittO. D. filoGß.F.Vq.C•abler. lane Om 8A.21/4, Parra:B=2u, October 20th,1852.1 frilAN Election for Thirteen Directors of thla Bank WI be held at the BenkineHotos, on MONDAY, November 210 t, between the home pt 11 A. IL. led 2r. ■. roo2dtdi JNO.EI.IOO/1/ThriCsabler: • - -. • -- discnarces But t ._ ). Pithbargh,Octobor 2121;1889.J fr. - .Ati Election for Thirteen Directors of chi, Beak will be bold et the BBakler Rowe, ea 811381188, Worember Met, betereea the honn 4.m sad 80.5. The Annual !feeling of the Stockholder wilily) held on TUESDAY, November Ist, at 10 a. ■. ot2o lend GEO. D. McGRETV, Cudder. --•- - - AILIOILIMT Baas, I Eittel.B ll 4ktoter Mtn; f}AN Election for Thirteen DireCtors of Ibis Bank will Do bald at the Banking Ecroe, on MOEDA Y, the Tlat dsy of Novembor, botany-A Oa hoots of 9, a. r. and 2 o'clock A gnneral ontattng of the Stocknolders sill to bald at for Banking flows, on TUESDAY, the lot day of Novem ber, at 10 o'clock. oc2olmd .1. W. 000 E, Caalder. Noricis.—The undersigned desires to CLOSE ALL EtLS BUSINESS, both ...rim& and inofeational,inan.lietely. Thom having law bbrities. In hi. hands are reqn.ted uncoil and mat and moire their men, and employ other comm.. Thom Indebted toblm to the lase firm of =men & Co, for profeadnoet or upon note, lodgment, or otheraim, will Omit pay the came to N. NELSON, ER, or to hftmeff at bls Waco, aim. be vitt attend daffy for the pmts., Ulm Ito 3 riehat - p. m. °GUAM THOMAS MELLON. Eburatuntal. BIABIIIIGAApi CORIBISALCIAL COLL*GiEr. WRITING ACADEM,' College Diamond, Bletretngham. ftasie, CAROL zwranzicr. /or Ornamental Wilting. .__..yl 6) « 101. Tinto unNinited. Writing end hook•Seo 23 /aCIATT: N. EILIALTER, P.Mtrarr of Writing and Book Keeping. 0. IL LNITILEAD, Jr., Protract of Penmanabip. 0. P. WELLS, Professor of Book• Seeping and Commer , 'chit Calculations. BET. W. B. BOLTON, Lectorer on Illatory ittil General Outdrew BON: B. P. sm. arrEN, S . Itiolstai to Dec. Mark, • member of the Pittsbargh Bar, Lectarer on Ono. mental Law. PROP. WT. EATON, Lecturer on Ilocotket. Call and are what Liu never been before atter:vie:l by any penman, namely Specimen. of Ornamental and Prectkal Pennetwhip montatn your pivroval, jo the abort .pea of troetZiescanda and imamate. -• Good . t beardingta . tee per week. Iterry re at any lime. For apiciicensuf algtiZti Slosininn Writing, crailare two postap .tamp,, ..debits 0. 11, LEITILEAD,PrindpaI, fluaburgti,Pa. ugivnitsiTy or PECAINSILLVAW Law Department; .• EL I lir. A TEAM OF TIM INSTITUTION will XI, commence oo the 3d of Octobar motet. The tolumlog two the enhlecta of the lemons: HON. GEORGE StIRREWOOD—Fereout, Ferranti Pup. art PROP. Mercantile Law. P. illoOALL—Evidence. ' PROP. E. SPENCER MlLLER—Equity Jaritprodsoilo. Every effort is mode to reader this Waltz lion *r_flciant Hr the tempts. It has to view. The sunken' ere frequeuffy and mrefoliy egandoed, legal quacksa are discuesed and exercises in writing form tart of the comae. By the role. ot the Court., the time occupied here, hi treated turequime Hot, for mot- peeping tote, atndy,to entititin to ad. minion to the bar, and wk. , admitted in lL CoMt blow, a grad.te of this Imtltutlon tin practiotiat aim" in the Soprano Comb The Introductoactere will be deliver ed on PRIDAY,Sept.SOth, at 8 clock, P.M. a. the mull lectueroom , lecture room, by the 800 . frE(Y. WOOD. Stel9-2m B ENN INSTITUTE, HANCOCK /MEET; NEAR PINN WM ronpon on MONDAY , the Its, , th AUGUST. -' , Tonna VC per oesolon Of tlya inotntin • J. M. HMITIL, sne:l74 ' , Anal*. • iimustmento. MASONIC. HALL MISS DAVENPORT MEL. llu tho honor to 11111001111 C. gilM Abe will Ore '• PEOOND ENTSIITATNIIICNT, On Frtday Er4nOig, Noyembar AT MASONIO lIALL, • OQ Which i<Wioo ehe veal read Flak/no:area play Ge : THE MERCHANT OF VENICE; And *., particular requeat artil recite nt_THE MABSEILLAISE I.IYIIN.VaI Doors open st 7 o'clock. Tim Bonding will commence 8 o'clock. • Tickets of ailmlnlon, Eh) Cants—to be bad et tke 11. nongattela 2Mcla n Ilmse, at lit At Mbar's, and at the door., nolo. Wooden &Willow Waie: 13 , 11.511733LR1DDLE1 Dianescturar and Wholl4lo Dealer la • Oil URNS, TUBS. lIIIMULTII. BASIEKTS - 13 R o olsx Bc c..' No. 2I'D/41310D, P1TT913171011. HAVING now in doro Marge and carot,nlly selected stock °rarer/thin In tale Hoe, either men olertared himself or' rcheeeS direct Rom =wearier- Olell, ' .ora, row le prepared-to atippiy customer. awl the oxintrytrade with goods In Melina Cheaper than ever offered In this matket. Tbs followiels comprise the leafing Sitinne in Ps stick of Woonen mad Willow Warm. , OBURNB—Tbee Staff, 8 steer mh SBA, 4 slum cedar' RUB, A elner, oral crank, mat., mk ar pter, 3 stem. mdar Dar -rel, 4 Meer, flpans'e patent, 3 slum Thermometer, 3 BUOlCRTB—(katuum md, nine and green fancy and war.' • Mehed,halg 'quarter and -toy psi* cider. bnee and I 2 and* hoops I'Mglntrecter,brars andiron Wend, 2 boor, flormitucksts, beery Bon bale Kitchen Buck. • em teem balst:lNdr, Well Buckets, well honed; pour TUDB—Baloted.2ao4 I O.o l 4.tsvii Pint end'Uadar, fiend meds, allaitell,'mseted or bythadomm Emma Mated and •Tarnbhod, 8 ekes, dozen erimet Csdaeltastir4 brim or trots lm. • MBABUIIt dres, from bushel to quarter pock Pine , oe,Oedat, sealed or Caseated, CLOTRBBIMNIS—YIaIa and bend, 1a 6 gross borer BtOttlee Patent, to gym bores.knd Braes Spring, to gro. byres, WABHBOARDISeeMaterioo Italsod%kultre, Marietta Zit. Booble-Wood and all other Mots: BROOMS, WIUBICB, nauarras i ,to groat variety: MEAL TUBS-slikglima Batter and Better and Meal Tote, or 3 lo nee/ orstagly. )NR AND BUGGY MATB—AlUasia, Como and °rug One Table Mats, WU= Tuft DDlClplee wed Bagsr hales, 6 to nod, OAR Pl.l464 %— ft r ed. aortni r• 'aw, for , apple -butter, k rant, Welke, mTA A UMBRELLA NDS—Line stores or dwellings. 4, CLOTHES 6.10.R326.--Astarted dyes and evler, m eto order. WOODEN WAR.E. , compriebog Rolling Pirlf, Potato Kash 'cm Batter Prtn Led d 1.., Lemon liquemans, Spoon. and Beaton, an 'toddlers, Boap,Cape, Ithatlog Beam, 'Spigots, Bun Starts, Axe; Sub sod Botches Ilsodin, Steak Mania Or. RAT- AND SWUM TRAPS of all net:Alm. TAR OAR'S. fnlOP IIdDDLEI3, Iron sod wood beadle ,Illothes Pounders. • •. &teams? BALSIMMI3, Input Two 7 of sad style, by • the out or dozen, of our own attouLeFtdm o at adder. prices. °LOMAS DASZETA,BoIuod sod ors!, 4 to tart. OLOTILL3 LIAIIPZI/3—dquarts dot sod bank Nan 11171tEMILY CLIALBS of ovary style. WAIMEA AND CRADLES of seary TH.AVALINGI DAZAZIO—AStertad sizes Sad do do' • Berlin. :spanned. d o • ; do' Preach, assorted.. LADISACULP -do • do . do. , iurricuacs-Imported sad Amoricen. almoar, HAMM= la pest Duddy. , SPATLIAMPEIIII.Ibr Prime[. ptsebes,Adi OLMHAUD BASESTS.—WiIIow and SAL karelty sod aallotry drakes Ars bolted Lo roll added; sodas our stock sad Pam* before •parcbsolog as °ADAM Bf. LLLIDNASOLD • - • n . BARIUM. RIDDLES,r, rittaburglii iswocsKilie .haapokutrax. . O. II E*PL - AN'D.`bURABLZ D A LY • I Stecking..Manufacturer,' Corned Fifth St; elicl3iaiket alley, As en.hand ie'tmciandow anortmenk • of floooser for ou r tockl tso 16.4 6"1" , . 1= • 4 1750. sasottoosol of 014tiaiptIont of Goods_ fa Ids lino Iftlfiabil) ib• NIKO; 41 , 1 NOW .0 4 44. Aratal IP* prfols.• Cidtsid cuuninis , “111311solotobod K. , DALI.bos baccooldra, ifilth oglOsiotroor of Mb • , ,eot and IdarkslygloV.l4o.4 VENTRERS— 00 lbs. Fes en real and far Well OW MARI U. MUM et* atutton Saks. DAMS, 411.0ststlosteers Dososoarttal Sala Rooms No. 64 ran stmt. IVOtriI,NED oRPtuLN - ' s , eciu l i T BALE ..O„ Taisday even:dog. Nos.lsth, .t 7 o'clock, at the u ott onereill Fan Rooms No. 64 WM str by otda r Gotct of -Alloglany etnanty, to Bits. of math oiatotsla of the , kW Ear. a..W. larth.2lsettivim be aca I tritlthat - me m, th at valuable Lot of Ot t ...a n pf .00.11Aireine, 25 kat freak,rttaati Daek 112 the: to Wawa trtroat. One Lot on Chatham Et, tubs& tag the Welsh foeitront aal 11X1 feet bock. • Syro'Las on am mat Edo at Cangreas at s tomb font front. end r 0 foot 6 inanSl6 depth. Ono Lot on the earner of Webster and Canvas ilia eta fronting fiat on Webstor 21 so ket Cemareita ai irtrint—Oun half pab e mad. l 0 / year, Wit bay's; azr.red by bond and et ,ortgagn... for yarttclasts esquire a D. R. A A. 8. LELLIC3 lOartb : stmt. w 9 J. o,Daris, VALUAB =E STOCKS AT ON Tnaaday erentog, Nov. 150.1. at 7% o'ck‘ok, comnierclal sale. room., No. 61. Fifth at, wilt 12 ahan.a Bank of Pliteborttb; - • B 3 Aare* Ificbangs Bank of PP tan rgb; 25 alum Machanta and tdannfactotxre Bank Pittsb'ir, 22 do Cilizoneßank; 40 do Illaboolog County Bank, Ohio, 27 do Allegheny Bridge Company; ! W do llononganola do do ; do Nortbarn tthartlea Bridge Co. aoB J O. BIM!, Acct. IUSTI-1' LOOJiIS so- - A USTLY L OOJIIS S VO.,..Weirchawe Esritotya ALLEOIIENY YROPEittrY FOE SALE. —Toro Lot. on Idontasmary 114Pa#, 23 feat recut aadk and e.atandong along Taylor &RIM 110 feet. • Terms, oar-fourth cub, balance lo 1, 2 and 9 year*. 6p ply to AUSTIN 14/0.1119 t Cp ., 18 Fourth anat. 01:0 K SALES BY AUKIIIV . LOO3llB At CO, AT TIIE MENCHANTV RXCUANGII Erni THURSDAY VINNENG.—/JetA, Bald., • inastmet lad Stock -Dxne. and Bail Estate bald at ylibile an), et te. Herthsrits . Rectoolgi by AUSTIN LOO A CO. N Amite end Loam ab Beal Zoete oe MS gotieted CO roeeoaable tens by AUSTIN LOOHIS A CO., meal Stock Note .I.lfaire.3l2 Poarth et ions r. LOGAN & GREGG, WORMS OF H A . R D W A RE, • NO. 5 WOOD STREET. " 4. Duero atom D. Cbarini je..loABm a. B. BRYAN, UN of LaniAater.A.—Locitii GRIA:I, s. nalr&nr & c 0.,. Co ission Merchants, FOR TUE SALE a➢ PIG-IRON, BLOOMS, :&0,, No. 52 Wood St, Pittanargh. corrasorste—Lycoo, Must. Co, PaGthugh; Vologston Copeland t Co, Pitsatarg4Tbra. Praann, Zak, La cute; Hoc. Emon Camaro.. EfArrigwr. ar71.4 Garth.., &Co ; Pa. 1030:843M TEM ENTELEPRIBB Insurance Company OF PIIILADELEILI, ; insures Against Lou or Damage by Fir* on Buildings, Blereitandise, Far .: 'ilium, me., at ileasonable Rates of Premium. ' •.• ' Dnacrrom—P. Ratchford Starr: William &Fifes, Ot Wm' &Mee & Co4Nalbro hider. Jno. IL Atwood, of Atwood, White & Co.; Beni. T. Tredirk, of Trodkk, Esau I Co. g un,stoic Mordecai L. Dawson; Goo. H. Meerut, of Blod & Bro.;.lLohn IL Brow of John 11. Brown A Co.; B. A. Talinestcok, of B. A. &him:stook & Co.; Andrew D. Cash; J. L. Swinger, of Wood 1 Errlnger. P. RATCRTORD STABS, President. Camas W. Cosa, Bemetary. Pirreatmon Itarrazeoss—Wm. Mimeo & Co , J. Palates & Co., Thomas U. flows, Toq , Jas. litaraball, Esti Allen Kramer, Rack Wilson, ICEJsoy & Co., Wilson, Payne & RalsY. Brown * Co., Lisingstott. Copeland & Co., Jams B. Lyon & Oh, Wr0.13. basely & Co. . GEO. B. DELYAMI CO.,&Agents, loud No. all‘Wood' Street: I.;t•l;+#or.daiith.;ll Assurance Company, NO. 1 hfOORGATE SORSA LONDON. ESTABLISHED IN 1836.• ..1110,2 0 9.11 00 00 PAID UP CAPITAL AND fillitPLU}l.- 2,1014111 011 ANNUAL ILEVKiII.E, for the yearned ins January 31,1659...._ 933,921 12 THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST . Lam or Denali. by Foe, oilmen ems73eemlptiort of Property. fro Rata of Premiums are ',Oxfords, and, in , a elms, based upon tne chsnotor of the Ironer or men , pent, and the merits of the Mak. Loewe promptly adinsted said _paid without is4revai to Loudon. .4 special fund prooidaf fn .fltdartf phatibr palmate o tornn , - - - - ainsvnts m 1721=111 , 31C • . Mears. lama McCully ft Co., 174 Wood !Mesh John lloyd A Oa, na - Brown A Kirapatridu, =Matti strOt; •• Gregg A Oa, PO Wood Moot: • • . Wilson, SPlOnoy A Co, 64 Wood stme4 " • Imam illoC4ndloss A Ca, 103 4 ' Ninilok t Co., 65 Wider strot • • • Lt. A. FohomtockA Co. MR and Waal m u tate; • , Jos Woodwell *Co: flecond and Wood itnotq. AtwelL Leek Co, &Wood Moth " Boma old 00, /fourth a Market street, • " AL - Condom, Menne& Oa, Wood and Weiss 153 Geugs IL Stuart, BN, 3 a Back Moot: • Messrs. Myers, Leghorn It Co =2 Market strroV, • Wm. W o.t Co., =Nana front nres4- • ITCatcheon & Collins, Pant and New sag thaltb, Williams b. 04313 Elsstat strew; • " Jams. Graham t Cas Mond 2 2 lanlils ll33 ell Jonph D. Melia, Jtsq., President ldosnanice,Pink Janos Dunlap, Esq., President Unloisausla- • !- Hon. W. A. Po rt er, !stn./ode Sum= Cloast.T. •-••• JAIIES, W. Alrap27, Jonlydla sg.lnne:lo3 WaStitreot F RES EL - :1RAI V A L . . OP TUE CELEBRATED GOLD lIEDAL,...`, PIANO FOR pabllo aro rarpeogfally 1 1211111ii . e . the War did assortment of Pianos, now on band from celebrate factories of WILLLtIf MUMS & CO., Dalanzora HAINES BSOal New Yor k . mum, DAVIS & CO, Bat Comprastog'the • LATEST AND BEST ABBOBITIENT C 7 PIANOS IN THE CITY. These ken:meats have taken tho hlghont prezniulai • wherever aeldbited in condaultime with other., and : pronounced by inch =Rub tad sonority as FL TITALB/410. 11. TIEDISTRUPTS, M. STRAHOSOII. O. BATTER and Chars • Ronal, It not superior to any In this conntry. MELODEONS, Prom lb. slob-ated factory of 0%0. A. PRENOB Jt 00, brirdt Factory tritila world CIE A RZ. 0 TrIG 13 LaJl4l3ll, No. 118 Waal st. 2d door Inoliljtb BICEIAItDBON'9 IRISH LINEN'S . • DAMASKS, DIAPERS, 4-0: CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LW ENS. and than &shuts of, obtaining the GENUINE GOSDE should Le that the artJeles they purchase ere ed with the full name of the firm, . • J. N. RICHARDSON, aolsra a OHDEN, - ,`,• as • guarantee oftheeaendnessttMiturablLty of me epode: • This multi= I. rendered essentially necesurya eusiatttlee of inferior and debates Lieens sre sessocraller seem and sealed with thyme., of fmnc, Leal Homes. who, reganlleas of the tehtl7 Eon indicted gas= the Armed= mom= end th, zosanhow:: ham of the genial= Coeds. pill not readily . &laminae' tautness CO profitable, while parchment MAI to Impmed 09 with Goods of swan-Wen character. - • •• ••• J. ROLLO= LO AJ. B. OSCIL • :•- seSilydre Agents. Se Churl Street, Neer Tot. A GOOD SIIIRT F 0475 CENTS.-- A cbcdpii,sartaleit a Fine Shirt Collars, Cravat; Ties, Scarfs; Pooketßandkerebiefa, Snspendera, Half Hose, GloTes; Silk, Merino, Wool and Coiton Underehirta and Drawers, for men, women, boys and children. • Mittenls Donlan tarnisbod at •amen Mho, on cost. BATON, CREE & NAOMI, no7_ No. 17 Market street. B ovrs AND SHOES 011 SAP DE QUM JAME'S ROBB, No. 89 Market Street, Mu now In store a large and wall Waled slut of BOOTS AND ECIECOE% Which he eeni ull, WIIOLZBILE and mann. At Very Reduced. Prices. • laT CIIT MADE woas assn.. bap& call amine Ms nack•baloro purchasing diewheri. JAMBS ROBB, third dooT from the Itatiretllmum. UNDELBS—' atroir.wexex—mm xiteti im a d ; OAT3-71X0 bee. be grab; ONIONS—LK, boa trbite and twit APPLICB-60 bbla. various e M WWI.% • iLMIEBIL-30 bbbt. larg - uoteauici-0) OWL Malt= No. Oilitlt9B--10e boxes Zregnett Dairy; bWYYT • - POTATOEII-730&totem Wetted. Terrell by . BIDDLA WIRTS k CO, N 0.186 Liberty at. .INNER'S'VIOLIN PRIBIERO,—A new lad complete m. thud ofleeratec to play am Vio V lin; ihanti mutter. To tate Work the Tadimeals of terolo: are expletaal la a' nor told eimple tomato white sotiode males abtl nadir" are MUclaced. erbich giro calealatal to tatensaaad advance the papa, To arldeh h added a ea. lactioctaf the await Soap, Polkas, flambee, ae, ant te am pcallalmfla any ;Matter erect PAN Egio; Tor sale b 7 .. . Joan it.eszunnon 190,441,a0-* maned tniroodet of SU. ; . : oT . • 10PBEINED bIIGARS— 1 • . - AA" bbh. B. Co, Yo i.- Raga • 25 D. R. Powdaad Ropy, . 6 D. R. 0 mutilated do .25 u. D. R. Brushed d,'II Jost reolfroS and Lir oh by 1111111Y.15 ALNDUr k i d. . nob No. Vs Wood it., cppotatost,l2toybol "MEW 'MALAGA. RALSLIVS:-L.. AA 100 boxes Bone % Eabdoc I • 715 bldo do do lad qr.& do do 100 Layer do Juit reed and foot sob. by Unfit& * gotsL ¢O9 _,:.No. BO %podia ODA 6811.-25 casks far: - 7 121t," 6 B. YA.. W th doom of Ha 60, car= Mad aka Y IJOKWHAT RIOUR-30b0110"Back* - r.ed igut for rale mum ace liforalt FBl1-j 0 bble. large 1i0.3 Maekere.l3 PEPPER -25 bags forvale by • nolo illikterC4ll I==M riatoreeil.
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