- £Vtcut ot;cig. - - iarega KILL N OR ix . errautyanu. • • A'.4_••• 121 r, lITCI7IIIDY & CO.. --,loolll4oTutuEas BTECATIIING, :foustioe•t AMA BOLT OMB% Mona' COP •- ••:PAs•tcemits,a,araxuu,llottosto, opetter folder. - ,,-,4110, - Itoporterl la Dealers to 112111111.'2 111 PLAT/ 1111111 T ISO% WIRE, to. epttotontly-rio band, Tinateo'• . - ; ; Idothlooson0 Tools. - .."-Ir001101010;NO. 149 lira and 120, Snood rata, Pittsburgh' Pniaia. inirnPnandandenn otOogpor, cot to desired aaro any pa • mrinv.A. -!)TONE —ALEXANDER BRADLEY. sumo tomes AND onus ts Ansi muorr or rAutog AND IMATIAO STOVES, -Vieth and Fancy Grate PiOntll, Sole' Proprietor of the colebratea PATANT : GAB Bdionala and SmorsCo4sumnra • GOOK STOVES. thsals 'raid Bales R,oortt; ° ...tattltVes NO, 4 wood St... ttaburgh.Pa ' Llama. , trilby wan. Itottlion, MIND lc MILLERS, AliNal3lllolAllS AND DIACHISISTS, 17r*sai G TON WOR 11 S. -.l7.ittebUrgh, POADa. 01146,310. 21 Illarket tttttt . ICOrSilkOrrrasil kind. of SloamPaggines and Mill Marbin ag dr earßage,. Railroad Work,Stoarn Wilma and Aheet Iran 40tddInt and Tioralogdonacn abort notice- rarßidpito 1GX.C.EL112413 . • • Bittlr-T BILLS DRAWN BY ' SUBILINALM R. co., UNION BANK, LONDON, IN BUMS 01/ ON, POUND STEALING AND INWARDS. Also, MIL on MO ptindpal citfou end towns of /mum ... 11 4 14 0, Gorsosoy, Rusts and °Dior European Bs* cooStiatly uo lowa and for Webs • I 4r * WM. 11. WILLIAMS .1k 130., Bank. Waal •trett. comm. of Thlt.l RAM ROAD SPIKE COMPANY. 40ilaigthlentlrifOrth...—.--ria W. C. Indwells Vitaxencaslo/byter, Roffe d Bunti-) I NINVTACTUMS or I'II.AIL ROAD SPIKRS, CHAIRS ' AND BOAT SPIKES. Motor of Water Street and Merry alloy, elottl7o6 - . PITTOBTIRGIt. PRNIVA. _ _ semi= Moi3}IIDIG er. ',Vittiardiag-tHIMIIIIIIIIIIOII Merchants, And Agents for the sale of Pittsburgh Mann perms, Ozdadgamonta soil orders for LEAD, MIAS. P1101)13019, Zs, @elicited. Prompt &Mon , don to rocoirlog and forwarding. lfo. 49 Commercial St ttttt , St. Loots 'atbllf N. , FL0L.111.103 ar. SONS. /Musa le Verofsi and Domestic Bills of Ridings, 011W1 1 141041TtS OP DtPO3IT, • • • BAWL NOM AND BrICIN, NO.AVNIAILIENT STRESS, PI7TSDUROII. rA. 11 , r a t i r made ?it all tha prhacipal 1V k » U N • W TVL A. _ Mumtwit:cm:and Dealers In .11 Ina. of 'TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, AND "1"0.13.41.0CC5, ClimarrofSmithAela Rm.: and Diamond Aug:, I. DITINIWROD. PA. • f' j olt 11.1.11..2 ORi. MIS& 111 STALIN BONNETS AND IR ATA,ME , BONIOT RIBBON% FLOWERS, ac.. No. al BAWL= STREET. PITTSBURGH. IW!!!!9 P•••••••••r, TAILOR. . No. 54 S. Clair Street., tor.ioaftoaronnowg,s irrroooaoo. Pa. 5,22,170.3 -,arpnEcorcoctv. dr. J314.(1. ; munrrainamas Ds 'Tara 41Ltil!sair, laps Vaults, Vavait Doors, Widow Blintten. Window Onude, &e., Put. Amx! &real amt 80 Vhfrd Street, ; LI Woodard Market,) PITTAIIIIPA, PA, 'nfaaa tit band a' Imlay of .a P.O , faa , 9f.d pl.f, .11•tanabia , *a an porpaala Particular attention paid to e. Lott 'Gains &ma at abort notice. mr9 JOHN B. lAD% 24 IC B 0 Er A. IT "I" rl" A. I OFL 65 Market. Bt., Pittsburgh. ~ ?••A'good assortment of Omens, CASSIIIEHTZ, . ligitifia. COMM, sad all good. rtatetle (or getattmatate' . I•leitieittittrecatsui. , • , - j- • teirOrdters prentiptty Atka, le the Intent stylee el the art • '' . O A g to J.• 861 . :MT, Dante[, fUtS removed to the hone lately 6.eenpied try Dr.lifra. A. Ward. NO. 278 Tana street, (.oath ride,) , +Ma door above llaad street. ; 0111 es Hours trots 9a. MI r. r. a. B. a C..P. JaARKLEI, • Itoronaroane Or •PSWTING, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP — Ol7 Ft A. PPIN( P APICR. I,Varebowto, No. 557 Wood iNrrssosoli. PA . Myttfkt lkagilicaglit at manta pieta C il om "C m ° latdo l t i Porobant, AND waoLEBALN DDAIDIVT obeesei. Butter' Seeds.lll.h, - ' • AutCPro4tice °morally, divi — N. R 6 liEnd 84w.t. Pitt -them% POO ‘i • :a ;.• 019'014—V-We—ji WHOLESALE AGENCY POE THE SALE. OF ILATIVELIOAN WATCHES. -Wctirlsrlboost respectfully call the atten '. lion of them:l:ilk to the American Wetctioe now toeing en imideekr Introduced, tho monntectore of which ho. Deanne r aniai astabllbhe4 that antire matidoact , nn to placed smock tbitui sale, end correct limn-keepers, both by the wearer era seller. Mains boon uppoluted WA°'etude Agents ter the sotto of Wal.Cbei,tho public map bt , ussnml that r , ran melt Ivry lovrekt cub prices. w. tudsstss ilery Urge stcsk of Rawls awl MAW WaredrttSCW Jisistil.ty in sots, Koch az Coral. Gsma., Jolt out PayalSp. -Oar anortatent lit' CLOCKS annually large at pruvant, . tiamptintog souls beautiful pattorna of Hiatt and Ono Day Parlor and Oldea Clocks at greatly rodoend price. 5... W• bars slao'a hill stook of Znglloh and Saha Gold and . Wstobas on hand, all of our otrn hopottatton. - *INN Watch *germ' Toole, Material. sad Watch Glam.. IMINKSIAN a EIErtAN, No. gl Fifth areal. • 1110TLIXIMISAIUTILIGUSit 1 • Doio failqto proem.° M. Winslow's booth lairliljrlip for 011dren Teething. It du nooqtal on earth. [redly (manatee tie procedteatteethlug by softening the eguttie.reflong Ili lettatemettoo--te alley pain, end 1 fate toi L •egatets the bowel. Depend epos it, mullets, It Retest to yourselme, and relief and health to your :keztectly safe In all eine. -lhUTeiloablepreparatba Is the presulpttou of ono of Csaitarprionffed and akflint Amato Phyddeue to New .L ihestattelOind him been cited trltb otorer.falllng memo In Wo Wine It the beat Sad land remedy In tbo swat In .! lactase Of Dr . .. GUY; and Dlartuva Chlalran,whetner It laiabig of from any oltur canna , • • Ilea& and biaai an be estimated by dollar, and cenla,ll araSalil In gold. Ildattons of kotuas are sold every year in the United "lam At 1e &Vold andlreU4sied remaiy. ',Min ONLY 25 OIENTS A BUSTLE. ; • glow gezratneunler the fsuMmite OICURTIti A plan. • ; ,ILlNVierrr York, loon the ootaide 'emptier, ,Noldley_Dromista thronghont the world. DR.O.M.U ILNYIKII, Agent (or Pittantrgh. Bliesotrioms Visslx Ihrsmorsa, , -- 114 ivy/taw ti in cm Mai - Woritllkse ea lOrtersiinerie Itset‘ll/oUly CoeLLOActitt, Boos, AXTO, RlollQtalcia, hue, ~: u ngs. ;mass, Gain WC4X9 umadrans raseces, 50 000 BOXIS SOLD IN OND maim. Tiler oastiotisd Nestsellos hiss been sitemisely 'need ID.tewtrOo? re" In all part.,! Europe, ItUd thou, mine , sit:empower tom ben Waded by a. O.W. of Mon* Iforses,DoiLust, Austria, Prtutlig Basses, 2.014; Bele. ins, llLDaisk ele, .and their Melaka properties tersesOutd,insispproted by the roost distiograebed lisentliter Rarir.th. wort& • Theledillitroetleeneee to: ell kin& or vermin end' insect. bis been idla.thi. eosnetri by the Directors of lb. larkes tehik r" .4 . 01 ^^. Pignuts, Pamirs, Proprietors 10 9 100 4 Weneelieee, Itionifeeteelte, and by salons Dr , Anguished pirate eltizans. • 1. Ifieskineui Teeth:l=We tad Corrillicates Or the dewy' of !' 'TAW' itegoldleene beaten at tbiz.p.c. 0 1 why oleseleand Retell , 'he the len'eutor sod Pro- .10913111.MIrin, i'zuticsi Chemist, 012 Bneedirey (or Masten st,) New York. 6etteral Alma for the tr. Breton ' , an; Caosdis, VERDES- 101 E V.lll:lBo2oN,Drontlet. No.:10 A sto rs Ilona", and 417 , . ! " Eltoadsnsy, New York. 1 ..., _... raids In tbfattty. , sirtolloslo And ratan by 11. F. BAL. i `'.' Liras a (XI., onnerWo‘A and Poiond sta.: JOH. ItLFSII.I46, Came tdatoand end klirket K. ' BIEggIIAM & II'HAN NAN. AllAgbany. de:ll:Gault° - Htde t OA and Loather Store, D. KTlMPArincr h Sox% No. 31 S. Third it., Daiwa utat tad Chastain[ sts, Phltadalphla, hors lar sib DRY AND MALTZ° 'VANUA lIIDEt, Dry and Clreext Salted Pettit Wpm, 'ranee& Oil, Teener.' ar.l Our. • irlonetvila the lowest prlcoe, stet epee the beet term MAD Mods iestber be the meth treated, Cr %Web 14.1*iltrigre.PrreartIter" rottree in uM b at " la . l 0 0012U140". BUM= of liZitru.—llo.. OLo. , , 1 OA d l4o W ood itre e t. Dittibusb, re, ha Daea fa w. asetef titbit tor tbepoot six melts, sod has procured the - " • or Trams for the care of Honda or rialitairsirtikb be to Stoiltdoct to St to any called mows; wish theydirdriiiiess that mattotoctka wIU be gtun. Wp idobto °lt cadets to cotto# Dr Rouen wiles Lop tkixi Kitatfad . aoededrll 1, " fae!PlNmaa , ! l Mot he Is '02 . 0 =414ty0 thontordtbloltico rc,ls coma _ • , _ " 4 ":".ritastat Thanusi - ;00 1 6e.m.. , • C,llOl sivsa , Gun irramerfinto lown: tamforman 'nu wants Athii.g..g(.44,46MlKa Oak pokomap.:Anyo 4WalliggtOgingli ea . 1.R,-:111111114111, = ! ! 1 M_ Pi*burgh !teal 'Works 11401011146.--..—....;.ratui BOTO.....—IVirCOLWOOII JONES, 330 - 173 St CO., slacnowre+of -CAST STEEL. —ALSO-- SPBINO, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, SPRING* .&N-13 Corner ROSS and First Sta., Pittsburgh, Pa. DIMITESZMI EBONI STORM EIAILIMAN, BA RBI Os, CO., Ilstrutaoarom of j Iron, Nnils, Steel Springs, Ailes, Wrought Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc., MVO retro:mad to their ism and extensive Warehouse, NO. IT Vitiator and 9& Front Btraab Where they an prepared to execute all colors to tbetr Caving • Urge and complete ieraranent of "Duoneana . manuesctured iooda can• atautly outeen4,ertilob tbioy of. • ler liberal tono, . P. B. Cloavees PRIZE MEDAL HONEY SOAP - - - The only genuine, poseessing a free and Creamy Lather, • lasting and dolloate Perfume, end la Iran ranted not to Injure the akin. BEWARIL Of/ COUNTENVISIT3, P. I. Clearee• Calobrated Moak, Fhlowo Witshor,Glyre sine and Benllciwer eeopr also sap:maroons Tooth Powder for the Tooth and Omens, to be had or all the respeetablo Drocand Saucy Stores In the Oohed States. Manufactory In London. Wholesale Depot, Noe 81 mat XI De, street, New York. oelf/.3mdfo J. O. ROYSTON, Agent. ()FGLL ao ataruracroarro or ItOYHIS or all alr. and deacrißtnnaa. Warehouse, 489, car. Penn and Walnut Sta Two yaavra above the P. P. W. k C. R. R. Prafght Dapot, I=l PROTOIIDI OF IRON, OR, YLRUVIAN SYRUP, 6,ollotis DlValtsgflhr Mazda of /hr Nect...—LAtterfr Mr. J. R. aillas. . • . Minctuarroa,,Dises_, Sept. A 1859. Maas. N. L. Chau A 133,-43.utlecoan-1 cannot Ire- - (rale from addlog my tratimony to the great and bemdclal recoils I hare experitemod from tho me of the Permian Syrup. Have been afflicted from youth op with a eemre and =Dimwit flcrordoom Momper My Imo Lod nwk were covered with eruptions and cores, and at timer very badly molten. My general health tailed me, and I coffered from ,extreme debility of the whole .y.trro. I had tried various kinds of medicines, bet Mond them of no avail.— Melly 1 was teetered by • friend to try the Permian Syron, et the limper et! notionolly ololent attack of the disease. I boo began to experience the beneficial effects of it, and by the time I had taken ono bottle, to my grout I surprise, the awaiting had entirely dbmppeared from my tom and neck, the soma had heeled, mod my general health hod greatly Improsed. I continual its me, sod have taken some half doles MAU., which have been attended with the meet male Lowry remits: there ore now no indicothins of the disease.., end my whole cystem roomu to hove nuitcgone an entire Very reepectfolly. loon, J. E. COLLINS, No 1t Central .trees, &wtoo -63 Se long advertlietnent. DR. OEO. 11. ILAYSEIt,I4IO Wood street, to t the agent for this city. - nol:dAwT thin ftiiacbtucs SEWING MACHINES R C 0 1 it FOE SALE WITH ALL LATE IhIPROVENIENTB. El /11‘13PACTURER41 PRICSB, ALEX. E. EXIXID, corOdk No. 68 Fifth Nlraat 011.L.114 1412C-11_1111N - IC LADD, IV EDSPEI: S CO S LATHST LUIPROVDMIINT IN sewing Machines. SarThb Um:bine took the NMI P6EIIIOII et the late Allegheny 6. , MY A. HIS IS I'HE MACIIINII Wi.1060 ownere A. offered a prem Um" ( • 02 0 0 0 In Phlladeltihin t. any oat.' On exhibition at the Vrankllt Institute that malt' do the game Tanga of MO Their offer not booting been accepted Ita Anyeele7lty muff le eonroelel. ror sale at 11. M. M-41.R.8.114/1 , etr Itil&dlerY /NOIIIIAI Af.LINIIINNY CITY W E. BRAMAN CO'S TV • DOUBLE THREAD SEWING MACHINES A Dlodel of Simplicity LASSORI.I. & NORTHROP CIS= SEIVING MACHINE At A BAEASAIN —A trat-d.a Grove. A Baker's gollLing or Tailoring lklarldna, warod•hand, warts:Awl In Ararat." antic. Coat $132 will be sold for lam than hairpin. Cart beau. at lIIRBST A BARlCHlCil,roor•LlhartY.o 11,0.1 00. attortteps C. 13. W. SMITH, Attorney and Conneellor at. 11. aw MU R!MOVBD TO KUIIN'S LAW BUILDINGS No. 13 Diamond Street, .rayleetnylal Next door to at, Poter'o Mord, Malt Wayilour MeKNIOUT C - A . RNAIIAN; ATTORIYIrr.4 T LAO, NO. 110 FOURTH STNRICT, IRISH & MA ; KENZIE, Attorna%ps at Low, Mira N 0.60 Voutib •treat, Pittsburgh, Pa: riot., Pob and Oblo cansiaissiorwr. Manto. E ll , 15,000 BONIELS W .AXSEED, f ur the bfgheat market pane will be paid ha M. B. SUYDA M. Allegheny cm. 1% ill. Corner Craig and Rebecca I treats. W ANT WANTED --Cioo bus. prime new Clover soul. Apply to OILAIW A VAN 00011 Krt. oaf No. 13 rood• 50 11(1 ACIKNTS WANTEIV—T4; sell 4 4.-P%- , new inveatioas. Agents here =Oa' .135,000 one,—better 1131.12 al other ,trolls r .... Send four stamps nod get SO mos particulare, Vgh ' orlharod BPVICAIDI BROWN • ' . co vat. MO LET—The commodious. Dit.' ellin hou „,,, with game, out haunt end afounda a. tached, knownu the rudder,. of lion. 1340.'Rezzes. Earlh . 4 .1 kthopridgejust beyond the city (lowan the Ptrost Road. Engulfs of E. IL.IIOI tII. Allen, 4 , calbitf Na 00 l'ourth do To LET—Several fine Store Houma on . SL Clair Axel., one of which Inn La routed to uooteeri wlttt tha apaclooa mom ou the entowl Door, and to volt r., Enlited for • tarlatan, or carpet More. t noire of ofIOdIIL 11. IttISU. N0..h0 fourth at. MO LET—A comfortable two story Fjil BraDweßing, wants on O'llsrs stmt. cork.Za 'aid , 6 none, with domed garret, and kitchen on fliot Boor. Itrupare of R. IL RIR°, No. 211 Liberty et. FTgXNLEMINCPS PATENT LA, A are lamb nilkevlor So other now In nee, AMMO MANY:AI VANTAGES FOUND IN NO OTHER- Tbe arrangement.Awdelsoking Ike Lamb work.. the onbide Iv wimple, dank! end We. A cop around thslantly teal. aU veils. Ml* rrrrr thew/ lanterns' known the 7 moesdopted. Prim aryl., Tire) are well adapted for IitAILIWAI IMP& illfrATA and every plena wber noel, convenient lantern I. WlllltOd. PIO." examine lies* laisteree Lei porch log otter Male. keep tale to reference. Pfi llat to the tracte furnished au ptlcatton. FLEMING & TORRENS, • &le Proprietor* and Itanntactare” Iteq Blanntscturete of Japanned et." tl comer Market mut Third innate, nothlusdletT P 1717311L1 Rao . • lUTLERY.- • TUE ATTUNTION 'llk ATTENTION TAE ATTENTION ' TAE ATTENTION THE ATTENTION ' -": TUX:ATTENTION 9i ii. 7 body Le dlreet.4 tom. aplas' x sat TOEEX 601180135. RAZORS. / Ataltoit 'cf NAIVES nab OIETWBIORT A TO" .. , , No, IA Wood 4.. DOOM DUXES st o-4 ge malePieo TAT A : N ips 4y)0? Vittshargh a.ytt f. ITTIS 1317 S. 01.1.3 SATURDAY MOILNING, NOV. 19, 1E159 OFFICIAL PA PER 01 rns CITT. d, ~'t~rl~> Yom' s~t~t'tT ~ M6TEOIIot.OOIICAL Observations for tba Geurtte, by O. E. Shaw, Optician, 5S Fifth St.--carrectoil la son. RI maim. PO 54 Do U o'elark A. N. 12 " , 41 " r.ll Barometer.- ... DECISION TN Tun CASTIS.—We Mated on Friday that in hearing upon four charges against Jelin, F.aselborn, agent for Welsher & Bros., of New York, for selling goods by sample, contrary to WO act of 1050, pan bad before AU Johns. The cases were' made nut. The defence however procured a witness, Mr. Rettpath, who testified that he was present when FAselborn made a bargain for a store in which to expose his goods to sale. By keeping a store or rooms for hie purposes, he would escape the penalty of the law. There was proof, however, that Eieelborn sold his goods here before he bad entered into a bargain as to the rent. 'lt appears that he got n temporary stand, or at least it was no alleged, at Stryker'e action rooms, and there' exposed his goods to Betel. contrary to the act of Assem bly in such cases made and provided. Al the hearing on Thursday, the Alderman took the papers in the case and withheld his de cision. Ile rendered the same at 10 o'clock on Friday morning. The decisions in the four cases were against the defendant, mulcting him in the sum of ~ g :100 on each of the charges madeagainst him. These vete under the act of 1551, pre scribing that penalty for !tellers by sample re siding in ether oilier, but the provisions of the act extended only to Philadelphia. A section was added to it at the session of the Legielature last winter, extending the provisions of the act of 1551 to the County of Allegheny. There is also an net in reference to hawkers and peddlers, passed in 1010 Under this act, Esselbern was eued in two cases, and the decis ions rendered against him, mulcting him in the sum of $5O for each offence. R. Biddle Rob erta, counsel for the defuses, took a transcript of the ease up to the court on appeal. As we stated on Thursday, one of this same Esselborn's eases to already before that court and was argued on that day, the .16dge reserving his decision_ Ile went to Greensburg is the afternoon, and wino not able, of course, to 'prepare an opinion in the case, but probably ho will do so next week. The point for decision before him (Judge May nard) was no to the right of appeal' under the act, the prosecution contending that the proceed ingeunder the act were intended to be eunuxary, leaving no door open for appeals. Some people' talk about these prosecutieue springing front an exclusive spirit; from a dis position to exclude and persecute merchants from abroad. This is not so. Our merchants have large rents, taut; mercantile and °theca, and a thousand and one eXTOEISCS to pay in the course of their business, and it is hardly fair to encour age adventurers, who have but their bundle of goods, to come here, open their atalle, scratch together all the money they can and be off again, paying nothing towards our revenuee, and ad ding nothing to the mercantile prosperity of the city. But this is not in fact an open question. There is the statute on our books, and under it, our merchants, such as choose, have a right to proeeta Is IZZCEMB Eu 172 1 ,110. 1. In Somen+ar —We menlieuea a few days since, the fact that a man named Eli Weimer, who tfad gone out hunting with one Henry Palls; on Sunday, was found shot. dead' on Sunday last, one week after he was missed, in the woods, in Mulford township, Somerset county, and that Nitta, who it was believed was too familiar 'in Weimer's family, was BriftpeeLed of hating kiilcs the man. The Somerset of Thursday,,gives quite full particulars. It trays/hat the whole county turned out fur the„ hunt, end that! the hody was found on what i 9: called Negro Mountain. The dead man wak ly ing on him back, with a long unloaded sunooth— bore gun and walking-stick lying straight over. Die breast—the muzzle of the gun just Wow his 'chin Ile hadevidentlit been carried there and ,fixed up to make it appear that he had commit let! suicide. A fork in the stick woo placed at the trigger of the gun. The arrangements, how ever, were too carefully made. lltaliat arm fit ted on bighead with oxactuess, antEhis arms and, legs were diapetleil in very natural positions. A jury to bald kn inquest was summoned anill a post merlon examination ni'mle by the phy sioisne. The examination prOvell that the ball had entered about an inch acid a half id the left of the spine, between the sixth and seventh ribs, had passed though the liver and both lungs out on the right Mae, at the ninth rib. fight the wound antEcieni to inetantancouti death. • could _ It wan deemed impossible The phytticiuti bnvn Urea the shot biamell tVeimer 4if/1 n wrak mintir.l tUILD, yearn of ngr, and was n 41erIrtfal, as WOO 0100 kit, wife. Pritte and Mrs Weimer have been ar rested. She has mode a confeaFion, implicating Pritte itt the murder. • SUPREMA i/0011T, —PrAHAIII All the J migt. Frday, A'')». I—Woods es King. I) C. Argued by 1111'onnell for plainiiti in error, 0.1111 by IL I'. Ilstoilbsn conies . Palmer 1a Liogr 51)oing Company, iTtro oases.) I). C. A, glied 1.)) ror I,lnml ill in error. Jacrb 11. Alitter, of Pittsburgh, was. nil molioa of Robert Niel:night, duly admitted an .I .jualt. fled to practice taw in this cohrt. _Palmer vs Ridge Mining Company. (TWO ewes ) U. C. Argument continued by Alt- Knight for defendant in e.Tor, and by Miller for plaintiff in error llogg vs Orgill, I IS B. C. ,jA rgued by ,Shinn for plaintiff in error, by Burgwin contra, as ,d closed by , Hepburn for plaintiff in error. Ci t anmonweatilta's Appeal--Avery redac t 187 —VI. B. C. Argued by Roberts for appel lant, by Loomis contra, and closed by Attorney General filnot for the Commonwealth. Nelson vs Shippon et al. It. C. Argued by Watson for plaintiff in error, and the mutt de clined to bear Bur s gwin contra. Nesbit vs the Coti;monwealth. Cortical/1i to the Mayor of PittsburOf. Argued by Caremduut for plaintiff in errow, matt by froward contra, and closed by McKnight for plaintiff in error. Court adjourned at two tichsek e. 11 , 10 meet this morning at nine. U. 8. CIReVIT COMM.—The cane of Fcrwell ISPClaren on Rudy Patterson, was finished yes terday. The jury returned a verdict for plain tiffs in the sum of $1,3-Iti, the value of eight horses seized by the defendant, late sheriff of this county. Brooks, Son Co. vs Edward Piper, action on two promisory notes for on aggregate of $.1,- :lOU, given to the Waynesburg Rank, was {liken up. The case was still on trial tit the ad journment of court. _ Tug "View of Pittsbut gh" which Mr.' Palma tory has hung up in our rooting room id a very elegant specimen of the ar of lithography. Nor is this the only art it decently illustreqes. As a neat and truthful Ade'. of the houses, etreele, roads, railways, can', rivers, bridges, hills, squares and commons of Pittsburgh and its en virone, it cannel be surpassed. Every line, curve and sketch-am e truthful in the hit:heat de gree. Tho Coloring is also quite brilliant, and indeed in much more beautiful than any we have here under ordinary circumstances. Wo are .gled to learn that these viewe find a rawly !ale, and that some hundreds have been already die posed of. One of them should he hung upon the wall of every counting house in Pittsburgh. A better view of the city will probably never be made. The artist has already daguerreotypod nearly every oily in the Union, and in avgj in stance given entire mktitifsction. Wr. oosifffiend his viow to every man of tome iu the community. Min; PA, Ituatonen Moaner..--There is a report afloat, with what foundation we are at preeent unable to state, that a probable murder was perpetra ted at the house of a man named hleWilliame, in itellevornon, Fayette county It is alleged that a man named John Call wan found dead on the garret of the boom of Mr. MOT. lying on the floor wrapped in a pair of blankets besmear ed with blood. Whether ho came to his end by fool means or not is yet a mere matter of oon jeclare. A poet-mortem examination was had, revealing the fact that he had received two se vere wounds on hie bead, ceasing his death. Appearances strongly favor the suspicion that the man wan murdered. Time will probably throw more light on the enliject. DIIATfI AT TIM Rantle.—WO are pained to 1604 from Roperintondent :Lowery that the U din e of Refoge has been visited with n case of n uleL fOver, of a malignant type. ite girl aged ow, II yore, named Snocu 61'Clatchy, ad mitted last Christman day, having died .after about one hours' siokness, on Thuredayeiening. it is to he devoutly hoped no other OfltiC may no. OUT, fiS the prevalence of this malignant disease in the Refuge would be a most oalamitous oldi tation indeed. ADMITTKD —A fact we inadvertently omitted 10 Wen Linn in our report or•Stipretrus . Cou4 pro ceedings, on Friday, woo the admission of John W. Riddell, Esq., of thin city, to practice in that court. Ito was atimitied on motion of Thomas' Williams, Esq. lie is a gentlemen of fine abili- Wes and agrecoblo address, and worthy of the heal: encases. °nevelt .1; BA gett's popular hewing Machines ale L port altractiug general attention. It u only et:qui d to that the pubilo should know their value lo give L h L an the preferanca Catl and cea them, over o a k store, corner of Market raid. Fifth elevate, id story. • . Ames Al/rpe - mule an infmnetiou before the Major against Jobe Radlgisortharging biro with atoltrig four dollars from las cost, pocket. 1./34001tut irfedel Tors BrauerCmgm—ln the Supreme Court, an Friday, the case Zof James Nesbit, plaintiff t o error, versus thi Commonwealth, defendant in error, CSXIIO up far argument. Mean. M'Enight and Carnahan Riposted for plaintiff, and Meagre. Howard and Williams for defendant. This ease, it will be remembered, is that of J. T. , Logan, convicted by thig Mayor of thio city of having done and" perfarmod worldly employment and bulginess on trio Lord's day, contrary to the pro. visions uf the Mae of 22d April, 1791, and 2Gth drove Mr . Lo April, 185t' The defendant was in the emi,loy went of trio skid Logan, ao a gardener and en the 2d day of October, 1859, family in a carriage, to the church of Dr. Lloward, corner of - Fenn and Irwin Miceli. For this of tense Mr. Logan was adjudged to jay a fine of tn. The mow taken up on a certiorari to the Supremo Court. The errors suMigned by plaintiff 's counsel were as follow: lot, The Mayor erred in not settin out on the g record of eonviotion the testimony taken before him on the trial of this case. 2d, The Mayor erred in not I leeeribing and setting out on the !word the act of defendant complained of,...explioitly and particularly, ao aa to enable the court to decide whether the maid act wee in violation of the Act of 22. l April , 179-1, or not. :Id, The evidence taken .before the commis sioner clearly :chows that the defendant below was not guilty of any violation of the Act of 22d April, 1 . 19-1. is 4th, Tho Wit of defendant set out on the record 'of conviction in this case, is not contrary to lair. sth, The Mayor erred in not setting . .tout at large, on hie record, the provielons, of the act of 26th April, 1555, which is a private and local law, confined in its operation to the county of Allegheny. Tho arguments were set forth in a paper book, and the enbetance of them are that the sot of 1794'wee no[ intended to compel an observance of the Sabbath, but to protect It from violation. The counsel for plaintif f say that as far as known to them, this is the fast time in Pennsylvania that the act of driving a carriage to church has beeii held to'ho a violation of the act of 1794. Coritemporatteous construction, common usage and the terms of the statute half, are all against suet an interpretation. In this ease the defend ant below was himself in attendance upon reli gious worship, and to hold that he committed a crime by driving to the same church a carriage, in which hiniself and others were seated, Is sim ply absurd.: As well may it be said that the sexton who intents the church doors en the Sab bath day orlights a fire in the church for the comfort of those there assembled to iecrehip Al mighty Gotti commits a crime which may subject him to fine and imprisonment. The case will not boor an Regiment. The record seta out no act of the defendant below which is an effendi , against any statute in Pennsylvania. Ile was convicted "of having done and performed worldly employment and business, by driving certain horses attached to a carriage,in which certain persons, not trav elers, were carried over the etreete of Pitts burgh, sad:Dion certain roads within the county of Allegheny," on the Lord's day, commonly called Sunday; being the 2d day of October, 1P,`,9. True, the Mayor has adjudicated that the per sons seated in the carriage were not travelers, and that the net of driving the carriage was not an act of 'necessity or charity; but these arc merely hid rot:elusions drawn from the above 'stated premiere. The simple act charged, is driving a Carriage on the Sabbath day, and this the Mayor . ' has adjudged to be 11 crime, whether the persons 'conveyed in the carriage were going about their' secular businees. or on errauds of charity and mercy. The defendants in error also submitted an ar gument. ift portion of the paper hook is taken up with the collateral argument ola the question 1 as to whether the Mayor could be made to send up the full record, the defetolaniit disputing it. They saylhat the legislature in passing upon the eubjeet tff the Christian Sabbath, awned and intendeasact like Christians; the legisla ture could not have intended that the act should be fritterid away, because in the course of tercets some men should grow rich and "wax great" and he able to purchase horses, carriage., and drivers. and will them appliances, ride over the cobble stene, streets of our town, making three times us stitch noise tosach carriage thus driven, as the poor man's conveyance, the. Passenger Car. Defendante contend that iu 1791 the men composing the legistolure had no idea that &iv iog to church in a eplendid oarringe was a work of "necessity or charity." Mr. lloward went at length:into the religious bearings of the ques tion, tingling front the told and New Testament. He tato* that all the work,' of the Saviour, which were done on the Sabbath day, were in the strictest erne werke of °comity or charity, and Lida hie entry into Jerusalem, on the Sabbath pay, on, an ass colt, though not a work of necessity or Charity, was done "that it might he fulfilled which ws , epotten by e prophet." The eve, wee ope. for the plai th ntiff by Mr .., .Carnahan, who was to 'owed by Mr. !toward and Ur. Williams. and Mr. ~,"u • minded for dte. - ;;Avegood de , or good nature Jo I g passed brlvre..-k-itr,. - ...Lier.l. Mr. Williams made no rtrgnenerkt. Itaal would novo hod rreisht with a jury, lierhope. The detention of Court in Otis efike:lrill ho looked for with much i4coresi Vot,in;' . Man's AIZHCANTII.O the new Looks recently added to this library will be found the following interesting wurha .—Thu Minis. tor's Bo :ling, by Ilarriet I:. Stowe; Mary Staunton: A lliotoryof the Pour Georges, Kings of England; hif. o f by Carlyle; Alumat a Rarebit.; Mo ,uojr4 of It. 11,,,;5a, author zed conjuror; It le Never. t o o I,, e te to C. Reeds: llenry St. John, lloolletstall; Bayard Travois in GrOero, ph, S.redipi etc, m emo i r ; of .fame; Wilson. of Woodville.; Memoirs of the El,, , uress Catharine by herself:i The Roman Question, . 4, 1 t E. Alum!: tie. told Fitzgerald, by C. Lever; The Ibs~Les nod Ad ventures dr Sir Mayas Leigh, kn't.; the Western tnsurrection, , tly Brackenridge. 'a'bo rens ehonli more generally avail themselvas the privileges a,f this library. Members are received at any Limo it the rate of four dollars per year ladies act iMlf that price. Rooks may be taken out and de:sineal two weeks. We aro glad to bear that many ladies grace the library with their Nominee. Ilusbandiawho wish to add enjoyment to the dome. - tie circle during the winter evenings. will find plenty material on the shelves of the library wherewith to please "the loved ones at home." Ilasuor 513(1.91:12L—Thin distinguished minis ter reached the city on Thursday, from New York on his way to Evanston, 111. Ile visits our city on iinportant business, and, by particular request, has consented to deliver a lecture, enti tled ..Sketches of Travel in Turkey and the Holy Land." The proceeds of which will be appropriated to the payment of a burdensome debt resting on a foebled congregation. The Bishop traveled quite extensively through Tur key aL , d Eatesting and is therefore well , quali fied to g;iis au entertaining and intereeting lec ture. Ttit; :veil known ability of this eloquent divine shimid attract a large audience; aside from th e advocates. Soo advertise ment. , • Ar a Meting of the Citizens of dee borough of Tomperancesille, Nor , nth, the following citizen's ticket was imata‘tnouslY elco.ted to be supporteCnt the borough on hltts. 29.dt IbirgereF—D. Council 1,-J oho Smitley. Thos. P. lierehbt; f ger, Nathaniel ;Ballantine, John P• Yierhefler, Fre- Wert z. AsseascaHThomas Creighton.. Aseistanl AereeflOrel—James hi'Dowell, Sunlit D. Wood. Judge or Election—Wm. J. Smith, M. H. Inspectors of Election—David Carnahan, floury Esiiien. Manton magnlfi,ceut Mirror of Italy, illustrating the grand scenery at d the thea tre of the bile war in that beautiful bu t naliappy country, wee on exhibition lest evening ait Masonic Hall. We never witnessed more brilliant panoramic views or anexhibition more deserving of patronage. The painting is a masterpiece and should be visited by mi. The hall was crowded last evening, notwith standing thy' inclemency of the weather-. Dahibl tion this afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the benefit pf 'the schools, anit7agniza in the evening at 7h o'ulook . . The hall no doulit will be filled to Its utmost capacity. 80611 i or MALTA—We leant that ahoguelodge of the order Icnowaas the "Sons of Malta:" has Leon established end holds its me-idings on Thursday eight. The regular, legitianate and only legal ledge meets on Wedneedsy 'night, It penmen an act of inoorporation, sea Is the only one that has the legal power to carry on the operatione 'Of the order. Wo mention this to caution the'unwary against being imposed upon by the other concern. CnANGe ItZaiDIUNCT..--tion. SAND do A. Pun- Vie son, of Dialer, the late representati co in •COn glees from tke Allegheny District, we are pleased; to learn wilPheOsafter make this city his re sidance,ilnd continuo the practice or the law. Mr. P .'n ogles will he found at the corner of Fifth end Wylie etioate. We liar c u o p n on a t t h ub i s a te c q o u u i r s citiit o is n e ne f and d the a m b a abn q d t he guished a gentleman to our society. P Ir. en eminent Mullion id the bar :a n sottnd „lawyer and an elognent advocate. • gum Uo.. tirinsersn will preach of i sendsy (to.morrowYlin the church of Jim Dr.. Howard, corner of Penn and ,Irwin streets, in the teem ing. to tbni evening at half-plat mews n,'he will preach in the church of Rev. Mr. Piuotton, Wood street. Tax valuable library of Preach atbd English literature, tif be sold by catalogue this evening a 7 o'clockir. on the scoffed floor of I lay's' cap tion roome,fyilth street, is now arms fed forax tunination, hod will he found of onueu al i o w ea t to leaden, of "II"' _ _ . Tau New ' i' Brighten Car Factory ia rapidly ap proaching Omptetion. The buildingls areapaci. otta and so arranged that care will be builtitiere with disputa, when once everything is inivenell nem , Blessao. amiss lay WI mule? riirewedl obligationiffor,coples *of Goders Lidj'a,Book. end flarperi for December .. Thetsbooluite fa vorites suititill remain CO, doubUege. ' ~,,,,,,,,,,,,, -llattrart's Frair, Nor. 17..:;-.lfidetylit.—A mes senger hes been sent to Charleston to obtain reliable information regardlngserents there, bat' he hes not yet returned: Great excitement exists here, and armed gnarda are patrolling the street' and roads. It is • rammed that 210 men, armed with rifles, are encamped noir Berrynale,a town near Charlestowa, meditating the rescue of "Old 'Brown?' The report is too improbable for any confidence to be placed in iL Tho messenger sent to Charlestown last night, was detained outside of this town Over two hours and a half before the guard would admit his departure,and ha was also detained till four o'clock on his return. A very large tire occurred during the night, nbont four miles from Charlestown, and: the military were ordered ouq expecting an attack, bat none was made. The particulars of thw fire could not be ascertained by the meseenger, but they will probably be ascer tained on the arrival hero of OA train from Winches ter. , II Aswan's Pastor, Nov.lo.—This morning the fire woe found to be the work of ',unknown incendiary, but ao penile maid be found in the country on whom sespicion could rest- Them ire now 1000 men un der arms and no enemy to be found to encounter. The troops from Ales , vidria arrived at Charlestown this aftornion, and mire by the way of Winchester are expected to-morrow morning. Tho Baltimore .t Ohio Railroad Company have sent Col. Shutt with an armed poeeo to guard the bridge and property of the company at that point. There is much dissatis faction,:both here and at Charlestown, at the the Pre cipitatOction of Col. Davis in sending dispatches for troops Instead of first sanding out a posse to en quire Into the cause of the fire. The people think they havo bees made to appear in a ridiculous light before t o country, and They are more than half right on that point.—[Why, the thing has become .P !pie low that even tho telegraphers are making Niro! ' Tho xcitemont lost night was caused by tho burn ing of wheat stack, abor&throo miles from Charles town, and the military and the wholo populace were called to ittles,and tho wildest terror prevailed among the people, with the supposition that, CoL Davis had some imformation of an approaching danger. The panic mong the people extended to the Colonel, and a mos: .nger was sent by him to Harper'. Ferry with a diep tch to the Governor, calling for two compa nion a cavalry. 1 Sr. orra, Nov. 18.—The Overland Mail of the 25th b arrived. Accounts from Carson Valley, Waite Bitter Mines, continue to excite groat atten tion. rhe stampeded Californian in that direction have • randy commenced, which promises to equal Frazer I liver. These mince, on the east eido of the Sierra t' evade, are supposed to extend from Honey Lake n •rlh to Walker River, south a distance of 200 miles. The principal dlicovery yet announced is called Gold Rill, 60 foot high, 5000 feet long and 2000'feet wide. It Is 20 miles north of Carson Val ley, which traverse veins of duriforous quartz, partly decomposed, which realized $52,500 per ton. Large quantities of silver ore from Carson Valley continued to arrive at San Francisco for shipmett to Europe. The eraigration in the spring will probably result in the complete exploration of the whole country east of the Sierra Nevada, and the discovery of equally 'rich mines with any in California. fiov. Weller has appointed 11. P. ilarm, formerly of Kentucky, hi. S. Senator to 511 the vacancy caus ed by tho death of Senator Broderick. The new Senator was to leave for Washington In the steamer of the sth inst. The loss by the previously reported fro La Cool tonville Is $50,0D0. Tho committee appointed by the recent Pacific Railroad Convention have published a report recom mending the immediate organisation of a company to construct a road from San Francisco to Stockton, with the view of the ultimata extension to the bums day of the State. WANIIINGTON Crrf. Nov. 18.—The War Depart: mem has received a dispatch from linen! Twiggy, dated San Antonio, Nov. t 2, stating that an extrcis had just arrived from,ltio Grande city, with inform ation that Cortenns had laid Brownsville in ashes, killing coma hundred American citisens. Also, that Cortenas, with SOO men, was marching towards the Neacea Vail. Credence is not given to the report. Daniel It. Cloudless, as editor of the National Era, and representative of its pioprieturess, Airs. Bailey, is announced as a candidate for the office of Printer to the House of Reprowrotatiues. CINCINNATI, Nov. IS.—,An accident occurred this morning on the Indiana Central Railroad, near Cam bridge. A rail war taken up, on the bridge for re pairs, and before it was replaced, a train of le cars, containing hogs came along in high speed. Before the train could be stopped, the engine and 13 rare were run through the bridge into the river, A . d.Pmith. candstiqer, of Indianapolis, Green, brokesman, and a drover' :tumid Newly, were killed, an.l . several were injured.. The engineer and fireman, ruining from the train. escaped. It-is ssid that over :AO hogs wore killed. T:ngine, cars and bridge, were piled up, in ono horrible wreck in the river. {VasHleoTae, Nov. IS. —A company comprising 07 infantry and riflemen left Alexandria for Charles town by the early train via the Relay House. Capt. Putry's company of lid men an•t four gunsorent by a special train on the Manapoo road via Strawahurg, from thence they are to march eighteen miles to Win chester. Wasconaven, ROT. 18,—Tho flovernment to-day ordered 2,000 Ma of powder, a largo numhmr of Minnie halls, and howitter shells, from the Wash ington Arsenal, to Harper's Ferry. 111'141/MIX, NOV. IS.— A. A. ilsll, e•litor of tho Nahvillo New, killed ti. ti. I . ollldoxier, rulitor of ' • • . tuericto, iu n street renenntre, by .Looting hire. 7'he auair originalei tonal quarrel. Romero.", Va., Nov. I.4.—Sia companies of mihi tary and riflemen are under arms ready to start for Charlestown at a moments warning. None havoloft OUR BOOK TA BLR Pr• 4 i o ," • ,^/^. Itr J. r,ntaintro 4 ••, 1r...., &memo 1. Y. O. U. lharliq Npu V A. Townsemt t Co. • The monthly instalments of this superb edi tion of the great American novelist come regu larly to hand. It is the .fment edition of auy work ever published in this emintry. No libra ry can be considered complete without it. For sale by J. S. Davison, corner of IVood street and Diamond alley, who is the sole agent of the publishers. Cul,David Crockett," arritibst by hittuelf: 4. aid, it Iv added ay aceryout of his Klerkne death. at the Alamo: the /editor. Philadelphia; id. ti. Evan, Th e Lre of Crockett must necessarily be in teresting t o read; and as this was written by hi mse lf, i n hid psual attractive manner, it must be of more interes.. Odin ordinary biographies. Few of the rough, 80 ,7-made of the west acquir ed a greater reputaliot: in his life-time ttian David Crockett ; and his h . : , Was full of Oven' lure from beginning to end. For solo by Hunt & hiinerildasonio Hall. • • "Life of Ilery Stuart, Queen of neut... By 1. 414 Noe Tett: Blzeldun2 Qt. •'Life efJull. Cellar?' By 11. t•. New Va: Abeldun t Co. "Woof Vittoria Canna." By T. Adolphus Trollop, Now Pork: Abadan • 00. These are three of a terries of uniform lives, got up in a very neat style, suitable an an orna ment to any library. The lives are wall written and furnish very pleasant reading. Tha biogra phies are of "Subjects not very common in our current literature, and we commend the aeries to the attention of literary men. For oats by J. 8. Davison, corner Wood et. and Diamond alley. "Women or Worth; si Nook for Mile" IllniatwledNy W. Dicke. New Tort: W. A. Townsend a 00. "Sion who bore Rho, a Cook for Boys." Illialratisl li, ;F . C.•. Doyle. Now York: W. A. Tow nil k 6,. These two books are of similar rooter, the only di ff erence being In the set or which they ore intended. Rolfe and girls will find both of them very excellent reading. They abound in eltetchesuf eminent men and women, who have risen from a low condition to prominence, whose example it worthy of all emulationli For sale by I. 1. 4 . Davison. ey,,e t hace launched and revleed by the Rev. Q 11. Spot. goon' . Sixth tad km tine York, Itheldon t no. .Tbe fame of Spurgeon as a pulpit orator is alrNudy well established, and thew who are fond of g i llts kind of reading will be certain to buy ada'a n insaa. It is a very popular publication, an d the nu Aber of copies already sold is quite astonishing. For saleby J . S. Darison. T un argnmen ... on the motion for a new trial in the case of T. G. Ilnlherford, will come up to day. Fine COLIMI;PIUTI Sherbet: l ' / 4 "; 343 Liberty street, Is one oftho flo at eligibly locate,. and finely arranged 'business bodes in that end of town. Theirs is one of Col. Pai.` lso . ol splendid new bricks, adjoining ratterson's Row, which last will attend clear up to the canal. These are really fine improvements, xnd add greatly me, this portion of Liberty street. Mr. Culp was for eight years Flourlnspecter, and may be fairly stip pdsed to have a thorough knowledge of the near trade, is which the firm is now largely engaged. They do an extensive general produce commission business, and buy and sell on a large scale. We be speak for the firm a liberal share of patronage. The gentlemen composing the firm are both reliable, ox permeated and eminently gentlemanly and courteous dealers. We were glad to find them up to the oars In business. We shall have more to say of this su perb block of business houses when once they are fully completed, which will be in the course of a few weeks. ' To Sownia MA.CUINIC OPATATOTIS.—Mr. J. T. Shaw, No. OS Firth street, lth story.over J. It. Reed Co.'s Jewelry Store, is fully prepared to repair and put to perfect order ell description of Sewing Ma chines. Operators having defective and damaged machines will find it to their advantage to give him a 'call, as he will make ill things right and restore the machine to perfect running order. Prices mod erate. Honey.—J. Mantooth, Nos. 17:7 and 177 Smith field street, has just received vie thousand pounds of clover and buckwheat honey, In glass boxes and glass jars, which he is selling at the most reasonable rates. Notice to Builders anti Contractors. 'pa; UNDEMIONED (formerly foreman . thr Rowland Parry) would reopoelfelly Inform toss for velum be Ina aim. work, and lb. publh , generally, that be la now prepared to fronlab Slate, or put cm Plate booth lo the most approved manner. Orden (Or Itemfloa or Ito. paleing Roca (If left at the oalre of aloe. Laugh. corner of ISOM street and the Canal, PM wa d ,) will be promptly attended to. 1 . 11011. AP PARE!. my2Camd. 4 0GIERS' UITILATEOEFMAUNESIA.— Wo would advise than to asset of an auraeat,h, and ell out purgative to try Rogers' Citrate of Magnesia, (In powder.) It Is prepared In onkrmlty to pharmacy and recommended by the madkal faculty for billows and febrlla complaints, sick headache, heartburn, Indigardlon, akhneas at Waalumub. dropsy, &a. It le particularly adapted for trandlers and family us% also, an ccononskal inhalants tor wakes Waters as a wallas bareraire. Price 2f cautas,. Ira sal. by B. numutrooK, sal moat Era testa. Man, ntictory dpi street, New Yea.•lnk Coaimescial cosairrin OP Aintraexpor ros NOV. Josus Drortatsr, V. p; Atuits..i. 7. GELLIWRIL PATTEILSIJUG4I ItIA-1111111M1a. (Acosta 411eCiaLly for:Vug ratbursth Goo o. PITUMIGIL Sairausr,librnrasz 19,1659. FLOM—market quite tiros and demand good, but prices onsbaogalt, tiles from stare of 610 bbls at pp) and $5,70 fo E.tra and finally &c 100 do do at $1,37 sad $5,705 TX do at $9, $6,37 and $3,16 for the Um* _C.d.. 69 do Super .4 $4,. 5.% and 010 do in lots at $5, 3437 and 15,75 for the t h roo, grade. olitAlN—ssloo from store , of 400 bosh NTH at 45. Egg, 1,000 bosh to scrim At 67. WutaT; 60 0 but, No.l Raring at $1,17. Cows, 400 bosh on prevlon6 contract at CI; market 01111 for preaeut delivery at 4.11460. oillool4lfll-4—dealer• are somoarbat straitened and for sbxks of Sugar .d Itolastarg Sepals brut at 844,5 K, Molts's. at 41. .4.1.1.1.113.—ta1es a 501,5'54 at 0,50 for rbolto, nod 20 aO.l purr= & 6005-4 Mos of 300 00/ HMI Dollar at 14, sod 440 dur.ingo . t DUCKWIIF.AT FL01:11-5mo mire of 150 4144 from 4101 0 at 53.2.5 por 100 15a 110511NY—mor lionaloy Fu bemm to lull's; :Wm of 10 bbls .0 $0,50. 5`111115411-44100 of 14, boo at 10. !MONETARY AND CODIEIN.IIIOIAII Tnr Frnan Canso—The Now )Awns Picayune, of tho 10th, Ives the following oath:nate of tho probebio extent of tho anon's sugar c. pp, Ott chuattes, .I%'e have mulls.) that saint, lu theisll, whore n prols,l,l, -timid., may to mute of the present =gar crop. Tim mercantile anticipations of • largo 'told, which many ntertained in the +mumps, have boon dissipated by then. - • oaltha of the emson. Throughout the entire anger region the complaint is general that the Mao la .mall and 010 p ram -I.thg. The rase that ground larked the nmol .mount of nocharine richer.; and the intro prodneed • lea amount of ,roger than was anticipated. Whits frosts have now beep felt on almadevery plantation devoted to sugar culture, and no far the effect hp been bene ficial, It has gyrated the growth of the can. Our ex. chenge. es agree in stating that groat inequality exists in the crop, oven on adjoining plantation. one presenting foil d e . velapment of the cane, and promising 11002 hhd• to lbo afloat, while on stOad.loininglplace not Moro than half a hid fliezpocted. • This dendiflon of the anger crop teems to exist In the en tire anger growing district. With the moat favorable weather, It t. scercaly.probable that more limn an ordinary crop can to made. The estimate of 400,000 hogshead. which ow published woe months since., is,therefon.• ltgnre coo- eiderably above what will be malleed. Sonmobservant plant er. regard 250,00 0 bovine& se nearer the actual retell which may be recorded when the cane Bold. are harvested. Perhaps favorable weather may bring the Opre up to :SO,. 000, it is Well this early in the soma to be emceed that a large crop le impoaslble. The sugar which I. male I.:lew. ever, el loantiful.appearance, and generally of • superior Llcaa—Sloughtering Commenced at Logirel2he end. den ge In the weather created more feeling In the mar. ket Bogs tor packing, bet we have as yet heard of bat few tnumaction. Boma 4,000 ce 6,000 hogs have been me tended far by onr packer. on private terms, which are ex pected to arrive from Lebanon dories thepresent week em attle.. float o;co..langhterod GOO hop Bauday, and • ail lot ymderday, but the pork hopes generally will not commence oil operatioa eolll the 25th of Nov. We team that hop have been mold in Washington county, Ky., at $2,- 60 grow, bet farmer. are generally firm at $4. Inning this week and nest large diver. of bop are expeetol to arrive, chiefly by railroad. Beamae. Danun k Co. wore slaughtering yesterday, kil ling a choice lot of about COO hog making the total 12 , 1., bee killed to .mount to 1,700. During the present week 16,000 haul are expected to ar rive, and if the weather permits, our pecking will be in fall blast by the latter portion of next week. Before this time last year largo number of hop had arrived, and some be-ea...had commeteed .larighteritig. 1110 price paid wa.s6 ma.—[Courier of the 14th. There were received I. day several lets of sager and moles .a which had been ...shipped at Cairo. The moolemws cont. lag on to • nearly bare market, were ,lnlekly mleable at 46e, o Ogore which, at correntrates in hew Orleans, does not _ allow of moth margin-ICM. Corn. • • • Bs. or Wraima.—The President and Direr-tors of this Bank ham notified the TIVINIIIPOr of Virginia of their inten tion to wind op ito affalr4 and ream the Malin-scot banking, and have authorbted him Co deliver this Mock deposited by said Bank, awn receiving and cancelling an rim' amount of the countersigned oaks thereof. Nan Oakraos, Nov. la, P. S.—Fleur firm, with a moderato deminniffi $.5,90(D6,00 for roper. Cro has doctlutml to $l. Haw . arm at 0?4 , 5 7 f An active demand for molasses, and prinw kayo further *drat/old, with sal. of 6,000 ibis at tic. A email lot of heavy hog.bold at $5,25 net, and as high as 15,50 would be paid for cholas, for present delivery: Hot unlike last mason, fanners harp corn in abundance to con. tore feeding, end aro obtoffering to sell freely. Alanyhog. were Tory poor for the waut of corn until th e present crop racoo In, and they are not yet milliclently fat. Tho weather is farina/do [stn. for feeding and packing; brit the treason must be more baSkword than last ',tart—int. Monis [fem. In ituaton, as we learn from the ilmocial article in the Poet, the banters are leas =palled with lougllsta of favorite paler, and the regular applicatiom for discouot. at the books areperceptibly leas numerous than they wero a week to two ohs,. To rosily Onto:lase borrowers on cell (berate ie not Above slt reht for large SUMs. Smaller call lortuatwd moat .14 . 11. paper offerod pay ft it cent, and there ant • good ruartr.entsida transactloort with good stock collateral. that pay from 7to J. Leans on the 'lmola' ate El{'t cent and ailments, end anythiug considered Inferior or sosidelotta In rho paper lino is not taken except ate high share. lint speailug generally, moor,. is Tory dull nod aboodant at ft ,ot:to esteemed book ItOrrowent. Pattcroot Crerua.-51artet grog demand active: the fol . lowiog aro the aalm for tho week: 15,00 pieces Glutei, private terms. - 51.61, hi4c. 5J5 ° ta1.65, b!Cc. 13.000 " 60:54, tilt's. ,0,0 tinsfel, SiZe. a.OOO ° 50.64, fil ‘ e. O.,cue bi 1.56, 6 c. Told Cifi.Utu pliorr iProvideuro Jona.% 11111. I: E. varr or rim's, WII IIAT Mttb Coatis, rut Wurr.—lo th , teitivi, Ito KiTo duo roviiiitsd dur, wheat dot fur al the roiolvkig wait+ at too Wort daring tho pro wook;roinipervil with the pad of the wook provionv: wrok. Previous work. Flour, Nlihust, `. Flour, IThrat, corn. • 14,15. buAb. bust, bulh. Chicago ....:13.71u 2145167 25 , 3,23 519;243 zr/„Ilks . 2.1.1,1531 1,750 11-S:AI 061 1.3113 ub 11.0.50 11;42 104146 G . 10 013 eindruukti ............ b,ota 31,729 20,1V,7 —, . 14,09 61,821 11,119 , .1,11K1 :07,1,1 1,161 211,119 • - 991,11'1119,616 974,215 ono bf tba principal krona.. In the shave table la tho redl ine the rwallite lir wheat vf about tno,ooo bush, end the Worm.. in Mew , of aura ur Uri - ex.:a of 100,004 bushels. The nweirte of fluor show au .ner.an, but rot ea grind ae the above lig - nese would luditate; far both Tolodvitud Dot/oft received durlng laid weak upwardeof ISSIDObbIa, which wore ahlieuid from elle city by the flirhignu Central and Illictd nen Vontnorn Railroads, for ltaatorn market..--iChleago Crew. rain is iloacomling rapidly at Ilan Lime :J labs of such x ill pivot,. a river navigable fur .11 SAW 0 rafts, cued masts BA well a pleatutioals would liud a pas MEMMIIMMI Capt. Lea' non boat, tho Writ Wind, I . progressing rapidly towards cornpletio. She nankin a line an.arauce. Capt. Gray's new l.at, dot 'Mosaic Eyo Sent.;' we wero noon, on board of, yeatorday. Plot monre on na tf by magic. A wetL age thero WWI little of her, save the hull. Non oho b. bar Ix boot bona. romploiod,Drr docks finishod, and her Cate rooms laid aG. Der wood work will Ito Bono by the hen of January. The Rocket left Chairman for Pittsburgh on Thursday. The hioderator went down to Lawrenceburg, Whom alto is to Lake on 2,000 bids of flour, for here. The Lebanon and Pt leads aro trporbal aground at Pcuttletown bar. Angle N... and Cambridge are at French Leland. A Itna of Nashville and Ciccinuati pacheta hu boon form. nd, romre.od of the Lebattorr,Capt. Davidson; Wononn, Capt. Barclay; tho gam. Kirkman and Lightfoot The Jennie hippie, which waa_thought to ho sank pail reanrroctlory boon raised again. .• a Marengo la to bring a loot of floor here from Law. nutter; The Mariner le at Cituirmarl, loading for tbla port 'rho tloody Friends to bowel op from Plompbts,load• nl with eotton......The Era N 0.3 was at Naw Orloans on tho nth of November, all wen: altawAs out efltsel Itlver......Tbe Dacotah left Now Orleaus, boned up Om Ohio, on tho 15th instant. Capt. /rank Montte h.. taken chvgo of tho Danmark and gone into the St. Louis trade. Oapt Goo-11%1On In tho • • ' • The Undlne, Captain Woodburn, I. loading at CU einnali for the bead 11.1er• of the Askanams river...-.-. The lose,g4t. Moore, 6 loading at the name part for New Ur Register. DKPABTRD. Telegraph. Druamrille; Jeffersan, 8r0wn...1114 lbL Bayard, B 3 kebab; Hlrer--6 leet—rtaing. liiikam boat Telegraph. Broartaivlilr. ellarkaa, Ilroararillar OA Eagal. /Malabo:h. Cheralt, Wheal lag.. Tel•gra - pole .fflarlivets Now Lora, Nov. 10-Cotton closed qolet, with .1. of 1000 hales }lour heavy: salmi 13,000 bbis. What declined; blot of 1.19,001 bush, at 51,11 11111wsukro club and $1,1090 $.1,12 for Chicago apring. Coro declined; sales 9IXXI bosh. anal for yellow nod bk 1454 for now. Oats to better. Pork Ono $16,1214 or mese atidglxsloQlo,76 for prima. Lard doll et 103;n1e14. pile quiet; Lard Oil .looted at 8754@92. hides doll end heart: Been. Ayr. 24,4. Tobacco to fair demand at 44,10 for lientocky.and 408 fur Virginia. The Wool market is quids; holders are making extreme prices, and mannforturma me only /prying sufficient to meet their praming smuts. Whisky beldflrmly et 215 g. Pogue timed buoyant, et oh advolleo 01 !..c N. O.7?;;tSSN; Aluseovesio 07,24734. C4nrleo firm. ?dolmas tinift at 24c, for condom quality. NEM Loax,Nur.l9.--Tho money market shows twebapge except . etriater classillerdirro in the oegotiation of single named paper, which Is quoted at 7037%10r Aral clan names on call-raW:fi par coot are the rollog rates. The exchange on NUM. for Gm Vanderbilnis easier; banker,' sterling I. .obtainable el 10930110, and Nanes at 10U,1,1, cat. There is • demand at the comoresion. Tho shipernid of bullion to morrow will he uhuut •• million franca CIIICINNATI, Nov. 10.-Flora In good demand, Lod 100 per bid higher, Wee SSOII bbl. at 54,01®4,90 for superfine mu' 55055,25 for extra; WW2 bids mess) tire last 21 a fi re 600 active demand; :sr e Pork prices are Eno per bbl higher: sales 70/0 bble at Me; it is now held at $14.10. /Leon dull, and can la bought et 7409!i'. , Lard 10. 1100 market dull; the weedier le had; W. 200 head 61 . 55,5010 0,75, iho latter rate for extra; receipts large. No change lu Whisky; esles 00000 bbl. .t 2254, including that from swim. Groceriew the market la unchanged; bales of the ere pOl finger at ho,l and du Blois.. at 459545. 3:00 *ar !midst 123,2113. Wheat there is au upwmd bans Coo es balding upward; Wee GOO bow!. red at Co pm 'oe red id 1,09, and' 20 knell w In et 51,11. G. 'o.'4 b•• dernand, and prima is held et 7E4570. If yo there a • be. .113 u. good, mad prices are ateady Barley; the demand con, .aratinnar amp.; pH.* wrry at oar hut inotstious. Con •in 43, and 'N/0 bush at Ilan at 415410; .I. or 310 boa- Stio. Oats Market quiet rind without solos 04° bul lu bulk at 44. 441 M etlsoo PEULAI.I.rUIi, Nor. !S.-Floor unchanged; Inf. at 15,1214113.5,711f0rn0par11ne,g5.67,15 fur extru:'„„,, L 6 ` 2s l, o , her extra family; the inspectima for the week sm. 'Tr gp' 17,795 Lids. Wilmalorlamaudpude• of 1500 bush at, for red and $1,40 fur whim,. Bye la tmehanged. Corn I, Oro; sales of 1000 bosh yellow at 901202, and iNexib for now. Oats tours active; faXXI Delawarr3 pad at 410 4114. Whisky to better demand at 271 . 52414.` Onicino, Nov. 15.--Wieur dull and Vending downwards. Wheat le very doll, at • decline of 20)1e; mare at •fi from are, for spring, SO% for No. 2. Own &WV..., 5u advance of fic, axles at 41 from atom. Oats steady. Re. celpts-4700 Gbh nous; 241,009 Lush Wheal; 13.003 bush Corn: 41X10 bush Oats. rhiputruts--No Flour; 56,00 0 iowb Wheal; 10011 Nob Corn. norhange on New Lock Is un channel Baxosioas, Nov. is - Pluto lu cm: I litto red Howard street Delia ut $5.3754. Woo.° hrou,solorlooo Lush at $1,311401,10 fur gralts. Cum firm tho unerhas sae tritiillor: write rmd yellow sells at Provirtuke quiet mud unchanged.- Whisky Meetly el 20 tor ohio. W. DOUGLAS, No. 77 Wood Street. HAT, OAP AND lAMBS FANCY FUR HOUSE. Fall Style Dress Ilats now Ready, With ell the neve etylea of :OPT HATS sod NAPS, Whole .ale - md My friends arid tbs public aro luTitcd to my old amid, No. i 7 WOOD STRICE7. ocM . : W. DOUOLAR. LADIES FURS HATS AND CAPS OP EVERY STYLE AND PRIDE AT M'CORD & CO'S, "ago. 2.31. WOOD eapacarer, 4 4 . 5 . - . -,- '.ms d . r t .. t% EA E 5 e 1... - .t... . c , ` 1-3 Pp ea Ire .4 m 50.14.,.. fC• , 4 8 4.41 P F 4 lIA tr , a i -, ..' 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Pa rot'" H e i i. , ~,I •p - - H m• .. ~, .- H . 2. e. S ~,g 5--,, 7 ;i a .e. 6' . tv Dr. Churchill's Remedy for the Prevention 4 and Cure of Consumption. • Wlucliontor t a Oaanloa Proparfirtloo of the flOophosphltes of Mono and of Soda, The BletelAeßeotrily for Chnnosiptibie, &MN.'Bronchi t is , Lichinti, Drb y, Dywryabs, taut lieroour Piteous, Thci success of this Nair amain (discovered by Dr. ;. F. Churchill, of Part,) fS obtalulag for It the mut unbounded popularity throanhoitt Europe and the United grata. 11 Is o purely fkleatifla Preperation, acting with inosriabte effieeicyln all gages of Pulmonary and Norms Dloomek— The CMS OF 001031nUPTION, In the second and third stages (at • period, consequently when there can be no rineertahaty as to the nature of the dliwaffi„) cen be obtained, In all ears, by this treatment, except' when the °attain 'eaten of tho lungs to aril.' rmu ficleni le produce death. Thligemely Lee not only • curative affect, but will, It need eilerover there ostets a mumickra of the disease, I're , mg! it! Development, and thus not as a preserestine with et , pant to Cbasumptirn,just aseacciantion does with regard to dised/Xter Consomptivee, In any sago of the Aliso.° should resort inneadtately to the me of the Ilypophcephites of Lime and bode. l'Ainchester's Genuine Proparetion . (in siropte . eyrup)in extra large bottles, to •ehemically purer ^ is she combination i?roposed Ly Ur..Churcidll "for giraffe, met' and la . :pruner:xi sceording to hie original Formula. DIL CLAJRCUILL'S - WORE ON OONWILPTION, Comprising hts report mallet* dm Impsrlfid Amidemy rf blialiclne, Part; Note. of Craw, and Lettere, Document , Testinuralshi, de., which, together with • Monier. wilt I. sent on receipt of TWELVE CENTS In stamps. Offition.—lnterosted Druggists will try to sell you other preparation than mine. Do not boy them. lily etlennino Fretieration" boars my foe simile signatnro. tgliellowere of all Prepssatien• claiming to lee the Uypo pboaphltes, which ordain nee, or any Dana. The errantry tobo flooded with transient certificates. bottle, SN three bottles, SL. Sold, whole - , szlt . at Um Sole General Depot In the United G. Y., byJ.lnNouzsrelc, to whom salaam" re Aiq Wholeade and retell by Stet* 43.10hn , Man:rah, and orders should be DR. O. U. KEYBIIIt, No. 140 eir o ,;,, retell L 7 .L P. /LINING, Alloghrmy. a BLOODLESS 1,000,000 BOXES SOLD OF MG: - - - -;"- R ' , fru!, enormous* quantity of this illYnitlitbin Remedy has been purchased by riII:EAU of the United State. during the short time It be. been bobse the pnblie. The rouge for this extraordinary mama is amply In the actual truth and Tabu of the article. No one bays the MAGNET 10 PLASTER, without becruning its friend. It performs all that is renembed, and carries with if Its own recoormenda. tlan.f Truly this le a victory—peueful and bloodieu—but we believe not loss (aortaas than the triumphs of war, with ItalpSniage and desolation., Thn MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the Umiak Strengthener and Pain Destroyer that Science has yet dis covered. Iryoe put thh, Plaster anywbens, if pain le there the !heater will stick there until the palm has imulahed.— The neater magnetises the pain away, and PAIN CANNOT EXIST WORM MIR PLASTER ESSZ=I Itehumsttem, Lamoncoa BUM:leas, Debility, Herrmann@ Normals+, Dye - papal; Omagh; and Oolde, Palm end Ache of erery, kind, down even to Oorns, are isereediutely relined and; With s little patienas, pa monessay oared, by the mast cal hid mace of the DIAGNITIOPLABTIIR It Is the sim plest, rarest, Went, plasasntest and cheapest remedy In exietenoe. Its application is aniseed—equally to the strong man, the delicate woman, and the feeble Want— To each and all It will posse a Dale and • Diming. Its Me Ii ages able, and without &mop= or thouble. Its pricerli within the reach of all—rktr or poor; all may hers it who ire rick and maiming iniuy way. FARRIERS should be always eupplied with this Insult:a blo .BLASTER. It will be the Cad Physician In en, honethold, ready at all titre, and a/Instant notice. , Po( op In Lir-tight thiboxey rateli box will make aix to plutzre, andani chlidi na lipXond them. Pelee 25 conl.sx box, with !Maud plan ditectlOns. D. C. nOrt.itrtzsci. XL D., .InTeator and Proptletsr, 19 Wal . kdirdt, N. York. MGREEIEADI3II6IIINETIO PLASTED lil fold by all drag Liep la every city, rum nod 'tuned the Jilted aut.. nolmodtirtirior 110 - 474 — ternuel B. Antares Ornery, Corrector or Anal-Onions 1111xture....Purely Yea,- table.--A HIM, 81e0 and Effective llatoedy for BILIOUS DISORDPIR I ".SICK HEADACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE, • DYSPEPSIA, -. TORPID LIVER OR SUMACH,' 0011TINEtS, BILIOUS OR DYSPEPTIC COUGH, MALARIAL YEPERS, DOWEL COMPL AIN'T'S. '_- ~; INDIGESTION SOUR STOMACH, Lc, . !. 1311111 DI . ~ '!.IMPURE BLOOD, • ',, - et • d ail pl - slott l l N Al D Ent BILE OR BILIOUS, N o . corn 88. GM H. KIESIIII, jo . o3lAwl, .140 Wood 4, Solo Arcot for Pillaßarre. O TO BARKER'S NEW STORE, G No. 59 MorketStreet, Wikore they ors oolUnit FINE MERINOS AT 50 CTS., DRLONR3, PRIME ARTICLE, ai from 12i TO 18} cz.,Nts. MIAMI PROM LOCIENTSIIIP, And the Cheepoet noist CLOAKS, SHAWLS AND WOOLENS, FOR MEN AND BOYS ro L. Wight aortrbero lit the elty. irgejneMber, 59 Market Street.—tß;i 4,lbni SONGS— Maaatala nlry PM- .thantirOcce..- ..... .... tblat days when MiketldeMrh iiTaricalii.d lama. Far .a10,b7 +OlllliL wla lifinippsalte4 on receipt or 4 T. K. "'" T 11. NEVIN & CO., No. 2i Wood sc-ielitsburab 111auukiii...n of pun% A ND lugp MAP, Z/NO PAM; AND tatuArin, end Wboirl•lftlik" I. 00,. RIM. V.•= 1 . 1 00 ..1 Torpootio. - islayd .• . • —...._____ .... .....__ .• vcifi,r-A-8-1111-ILLE--- Tho spier'''. ''.--- - didbelll ItAIBBSOP CLIBA Po3,o4*.Tia t..... sin leave kw the above .rda dl to vault: . rius D •iy, the I.othPath. at 3 o'clock' .IL for thight or o'er apply oa bowl or to ,• , , 3': YLACIE. 11311,11Y33 A 00.. AO. fit. tottisairc . . ......_ •VOlis . gT. iblirs--1 - sgir7riterr Ar t a ,JV reamer ET. CLOODT A. Itravo;= leave for th e above an d • larno •':: ; 1 7 0 ; DAY, !Attica., at 10 .• yea. freight or t." on bo'l or to ' '— - -". ' Jt at. Amite, nab :i .-tianc. 'wo w ' $:.. Aft Orleans.' jar 3t is ---iry----- D si laNgerdi 4o ,„. -- a.....ifaiii .... OR . a —Ybo_.,- . ~ ,,m. lean ear the Mo. sad air A 117.410 0 . 0-fro '~ v p e aw - dielfa..ice baler or Dewar nacaroaszusitON Ageabt.
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