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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1666
Ir 1.5 a twitter of just exaltation for Glovl
• Curtin, that daring the canvass recently
. brought to a close in this Commonwealth,
neither Republican journals nor orators'
were called upon todefend his administrag
Hun. For almost six years—and coverin4
the whole period of the war—he had occur
pled the gubernatorial chair; and yet for
no act of his administration was he or his
party arraigned at the bar of public
opitdob.
While it must be admitted that the popu
lar attention was absorbed by matters of:
. superior importance to the details of State
admintstration, - this admission does not
cover the whole case. It is undoubtedly
true that itiestionsuf the very highest mo
. "went entered into the canvass—questions
in comparison, with Which all the ordinary
t~l ice op political discussion sink into in
. signifleance--but the administration of
Gov. Curtin stood correlated to; these clues
time. It was natural that the DemoCrats,
in resisting the &mai:mince of the Repbb
. licansta power, should seize upon every
cnigai of vantage, and resist with the ut
most abet they could. They made no
essay ou this point, feeling -that on the
( Whole the administration had been justly,
acceptable to the people. • • 1
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'COUNTY. NOIIINLATISTO CONVENTIONS
FO!OCIIIIICS assume anaithority they do not
legitimately possess of instructing candida
; les far the Legislature as towhat thtyshall
dp, or shall not do, on particular questions;
illelected. It is now . stated, :that two re_
publican candidates for Assembly Mr.
711031 AS of Philadelphia; and Mr. Man
' silAnt of Union—were defeated by republi
can 'votes; bechuse instructed for trhom to
••!tte as 'United States. Senator. Nomi
nating Conventions heed the admonition,
and hereafter keep within proper limits
Tug appointment by Prov&nor'Cuuvrx
of Prof. JAMES. P. WICKERSIIAU, of Lan
caster, .'as State Superintendent of Common
Schools, meets with almost unanimous ap
probation from the friends of Popular Ed
ucation. kr. W. possesses
.a solid intel
lent, exact and thorough trained, and great
experience and tact in the work of instruc
tions. In every particular he is admirably
qualified far his new duties.
IT 19 STATF.D ' ilitti Gen. GRAM' Will re
quest Mr. Wsi..MtnEntrn to retain to the
post of Attorbei'.G.eneral which he has fill
ed 'with great usefulness and honor during
most of the two terms of Gov. -Cutyrni.
Doubt is expressed if Mr. 31mq:runes age
and•infiracities allow. hint to wept '
this }ender.
Gov. Mottrox is the only ma n mentioned
as United States Sentitor to succeed Mr. 11.
S. LAM: of Indiana.
tigoi:GE D. PRENTICZ is dngerously it
CITY ITEMS
• = Coomiry Itierelpmea
Liberally dealt with at•tbo Opera House Shoe
Store.:.
Best r.ornalna
Of thepeasen at the Opera Louse Shoe Store
Come c5i15 1
.
• ' era to Flemings Drug More. -
No. St Marltet street, for the beet Table Oil In
the city. :
Oil=
Of. materlt I put in our Boots and Shoes—
Opera Ito se Shoe Store. •
Routs Ana 8 401&,, •
Are !old wful olloaliutLb p Opera !louse Shoo'
Num..., NO 'GO Elttle edict. r
• /be keirgeta /
.14.1t:1 moil complete Antic. Imaginable' now at
the Opert llouie Shoe Store. •
CO Fiend Sign. Dlag !Store,
N 0.64 dfarlrot street, for the best assortment
of iNtro-Wlnes for medicinal porposeti. - •
• • The Word. Good . •
Cannot fully express tho excellence *.of o
Boots and Shoes—Opera !louse Shoe Ste. -
Eye, Ear,. atarrb,
' All.l al! affections o( the throat. d cliest
wlthThut tuot4 undoes% by pr. Abets.
, Consulting !Ind olierattog room. OGssiid 97 Bier
.olltants, -
Country allerelminix
When visiting the city -in want of Dregs, Pale
(24 Medicines and perfumery, should call at
Alct:tarnn 2t DeKennan's Drug store r you mill
alma3•l find a harga r! there, try ft, 85 Market.
,orner of the Diamond, near :Fifth
street. • ; • • • - • ;
Mi. Jaime Mintier.
Or St.. wit. Washington, Pa, says •"I, have need
Peterson's_ COrn and Bunton Ointment. It
gave relief upon the first application. I.would
reeommeid It." Prepared by A. J. 'Rankin,
Druggist, 4t Bt. Clair street. Pittsburgh.
An9gber Remarkable . Care.
The undersigned takes pleasure la giving
publicity to the Met, that Dr. Aborn, at the
Netwharite fleteli . restored Ills, hearing, a
few opawatlons. lie was also snlierlng serene
ly With a piroitTand Wig aff,ction, but thanks
to :Di ;aboin's Skillful treatment, by medlca..
ted - Itautiatlona, I - -ant once more on thC road
tit biitiltb.. Very Respectfully,
• • Ailsiop.O London Ale.
Al eep , s London Ale,
JefTroytttXdin,burg Aley,. -
Jefrrey.e getti.biirg ,
Symp. Linidou Porter,-
ByaW Lonttou Porter. .
Of all the. English and Scotch ales and por
ter.' the above are •acknciwlediitl to be the
finest, brandP, persons affected with indiges
tion. weakness. *or loss of appetite, will find
ths above articles very behiliclal and jrantri-
Mons, sob! by single bottle, ....loran or. each.
- 'McMartin & MoKennaa, MillgStat't
Market Mreet„cornei or the Diamond, near
rlinadeiptsta_ itypiver.ity '
The trustees and faculty of the above Med
cal .College hare tattled 4 :scholarships. at
orrentylive. dollars. each, which entitles the
holders to ottoi3el letkfires: aaut gnilluatiohp
or as ragny sees lone gi he wishes.
• This renders a mElbleal edycatton cheaper
_tharrever proposed by any University or Col
lege otualrY Or Zan**. Nonplusing the
seine extensive feeillties. • -
non are Sztet74._ andencm branch
4.medkiise and Chtryery dtoreuebigtageht.
The student. balding is "fly:thole:ibis,. enn.
,
linter Um collegent any titan during the I„,ap.:
Aures r attend as long as he .olefin: and Alm
' tor the luttitutkat as treventa- se 4esited.
Parsons wisht ig to 9bleln schnLirships can
apply to L::oldatme, 11. Protegeoret thine .
Pathology in the . aboyemienticteed;o3lleire.
Eilar"einee and reabience Is ITOJiII emus
itreet, Pittsburgh P. ; . •
Dr. *born sanely' cans doeuied....boyeless
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VOLUME LXXX. 7 --Nd: 258.
FIST. EDITION.
ONE
'CLOCK. A. M.
LITE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
The Manchester Mills—Treaty • Ratified—
*laden Alliance with Prussia Rejected—
Rumored Rupture In the French Cabinet
Marshal Renedek Retited—Kl
nautili and Commercial.
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[111" TUE °ABLY.]
I . l rtupoote—Erentng--Oct. Itut 'boon
decided ut Manohoster to wortethe mills only'
on abort time.
C i tastiow — Etriiin9--Oct.'2L—The steamship
It Mania, from Now York October Mil, has ar
rived.
BERLIN', October '2s.—The treaty between
Prussia and Saxony has been fully ratified.
' , influent to its provisions Saxony is to pay
ten, million florins.' The army of Saxony has
already been dissolved. .
The Baden House of Deputies has rejected
the proposed alliance with Prussia. -••
P.sets, October 25.—Rumors are current that
chauges in the French Cabinet arc Imminent.
The threatened rupture is caused by the Em
peror's insiat , rs hi the negotiation of a large
loan.
It is new said that the French troops will
leave Rome in December. • •
VLEX .llarshal lienedick of
the Austrian army, has been placed on the re-'
tired list. •
Lowous — Ecening—Oct.2l.—Consols closed at
Sgiy for money. The closing prices of. Amer
ican securities are 11. a. Vive. Twenties, 68;4;
11limits Central. 78; Erie, 50i4.
• Livertront—Erentng—Oct.. el.—Cotton sales
to-d iy, 7,000 bales;. market closing dull; mid
dling upland/415d.
LivEnroot, 4 bct 2 5 .-'noon--Cotton is quiet
and steady, with an estimated sale of ; 13.000
bales. !diddling uplands opened ut rat.: The
market for Tallow is firm. The lltetidstuffs
nutrket is firm. •
1.0:Mon, 0et..X. , --Noon.—The Money . market
i Slightly easier. consols, •tral,f; £rlo, SON, Il
linois Central, 77.!4; 5-M's, GS.4.
LATE FdREIGN_ ADVICE&
lllinens of the' En3pmean -Carlotta—Ru
mors about Napoleon's
Blassaeront tnnelta.
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NEW Yonk, October 2.3.-..-Tile Herald's
correspondent septa( the Insanity of the Em
press Cat Jetta The hallucination was evi
denced by her insisting that she was surrond oil
by Mexican and other enemies, who sought
to take her the, so silo absolutely refused to
quit ire Vatican. The Pope treated her with
WIWI, Ir:badness, inviting lorelgn holies of cils
net ion to remain with bier during the night,
the Empress being accommodated lit the pal
ace con trary to rule anti Precedent.
It Is cant in Paris that SEPOICOn's health is
considerably int p MEW. Or. the contrary, it la
reported from Devlin Coat he is in quite a clan
ge roni condition, and that 'his death may , be
looked for at any moment.
Moqt or the Frooehjournal.s Ore up the
caciqu of Maximillian in Mexico. Some Paris
writers, however, assert that he will not at.
iliettle, but attempt to rule inn narrowed
area of territory.
Front the seat or wa r in Candle we have an
Account of the mas-iici e.• p, rpet nted by the
Turks on many neat •iie I i.rt-i !ails after the
lute dermal of the Snits ii• , ....,,s, with oMeial
evidence or Jilt,: I: la feeling watch an
imates the roirtlintlenliSts.
"Comet,Tito Times u! th e 13th or October,
says The Amerteans have ben dev king for
tifications arid ....Wig guns int vario us eels, and ther'r - have now tried one of th eir
novelties age an the other. The, experiment.
ti,.'_ortress Monroe; proved more than the
- marmored granite, for It showed
re ....ilia ot c 115
FROM TORONTO, C. W
COniletlon nod Sentence to Death
of the Fenian Captattt Lynch nt Teiron
to. C. W. •
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Toads Gs, (C. W.,) Oct. 25.—The Fenian tridl
proceeded, towlity at 10 A. M. The court was
densely crowded.. The Ulla of Lynch was con
tinued. The evidence for the defense com
menced by bringing several. of the Fenian
prisoners to prove that Lynch was ; at Fort
Erie irr,the capacity 'of reporter of a Louisville
paper. and us far no they knew had nemilltit
to, connection wit ti the Fen funs. They stated
that they saw-ailil at Fort Erle, with hook sad
pencil, taking notes and having amm o They
itleo endeavored to prove a case of mistaken
Identity. that It woo General O'Niei, and dint
Lynch. diet the Grown, wills sacs saw at , I•urt
Erie armed with a sword, Lynch somewhat re
sembling O'SZell and being dressed lea similar
manner.
The mother of John Ryan, who turned
Queen's evidence, was put in the witness box'
and gave her con a very bad character. She
• said she would not believe him on oath. •
Mr. 51pr$fi1n, delendatiVa connect, then made
an able spkceli. bolicrtor General Cockburn
replieti, reviewing the esldence for the
fense. fie said the evidence must convict the
prisoner, and although witness ram he he.
tieved the prisoner to be a 11CWPIIIIiiiir
pendent. not a particle of evidence. was ad
.duced to show that such was the Cabe. • The
proprietor of the paper 'had not been sum
moned.
The Judge then charged the Jay who roil.
ed about an hour and brought in a verdict of
varuilt.V:" The. Judge then passed sentence of
death. .
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Treasure Recovered—Dastardly !larder
Sugar Crop of Ilona
Km. Firaifeisco, Oct. 23.—Private letters say
that the treasure of the Bremen barque lll
belle.bunictiou Wake Island has been recov
ered and sent to Hong Kong.
Prime wheat Is quoted to-day agi,fl4 per
100 p0n:2,19. t
A Salt Lake, teleg says:' Dr. John King
- Robinson,, fin meri Itutn.., Assistant Surgeon at
Camp Douglas, was -decoyed away from bin
borne at a late bear On hlonday. night under
the pretext oP his services being profession
ally required; and murdered within half a
block of his then house. lilt funeral took
place to-day tinder direction the Order
of Od Fellow. Aninvestigation into the
murder.ban elicited nothing except that dye
.or slx persons gete concerned In it.
Honolulu ad lees state that a few pianta.
Dons wore g4inding sugar. The crop thin
year Is oath:7l at. 14,00 0 tons. • The cotton
crop was bette than - las:year, and the staple
Goer and lo ngs .
The volcano On the Island of Hawaii was
very active.
Mining atorics are advuncing: Choliar, 130;
Ophir, M; Tel Jacket, 680; :Savaged :1g; Le
gal Tenders,.3l.
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TERRIFIC lIIIRRICAJNE.
tight Itatidnid
or
Destroyed
Salable Loss or I.lfe and Property. •
IlAt;irAk., October 25.—Tho schooner Victor
makes the following report: • Turk's Island,
on-the Sikh of hoptember, - (dundaY) was visit .
ed with a tortilla - hurricane, destroying ovet
eight hundred houses. Twenty lives were
icst,ard a number .of persons were crippled
and otherwise injured. Oyer, three thousand
,persons were rendered hot:dudes& penniless
and almost naked. The whole laboring por
tion of the Colony Is in the most destitute
condition. The government houses and pub
lic offices were shattered. One hundred and
twenty thousand bushels of salt were Swept
away. Six'foreign and twelve Island Crafts
were lost, with twenty of their crews.
— At Halt City the ruin is equally severe—five
vessels are ashore. •
•',At Cockburn harbor Ike role to quite as
gtvat—sectreelv ehough houses remain to
abelter the ilestltinC. lour more vessels were
lost.
Trial or letk Thumb, l'emillirried
Nan. Yong, October in".—The
trea3 Monroe correspondent says: The trial
of Jeff, Davis has been postponed to next
spring. The further delay Is attributed by
Justice Chase to the stupid blund lug
of the last Cant/zees in muddling with the goo•
graphical boundaries of the judicial gi istrlets
without making the proper allotment of
J edges. I
Ysiept Saes
New Yes Cu. October 25.—The race between
the yachts - Vesta and Halcyon was won by the
-former. The Vesta came- In ahead one hour
and one minute and thirty seconds. The time
allowed the Halcyon, according to the rules of
the - New Yora Yacht club, was fortysitiven
mtnnten and thirty. Wands. The Vesta Is the
Victor by exactly fourteen minutes..
Hiram ilabore—Rumored Conviction of
she Fenton COPL Idroth lo Catioda.
ReveallN Det.l3.—Barlc enermeii, bo wu j
from fiziiralo to tblcago. is ashore at Bolablau o
Leland, near the orixatta or Mackelm.
The report in town fhb evening is, that the
drew. Lam, I.,yrkehhed been found guilty at
the nisi In Toronto, and would be hung In No.
Cestatttuttortal .AseetwasueStS la Scotts
_
New _Yana, " Oct. 35.—A irtiratrt Charleston
et:wrests:lndent earn The prominent leader'
orgouth Carolina are aiding Governor Orr to
earn. the Constitutional amendment through
the Lefistature NA 'measure of relief to Pre*.
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„,Y01.Z,L 0 41. 0 b04 tem
Ohara.' awl o f w
ers _ 1 2.5.-f
held this em
Quebecfr. ..ft.n
to
old the sufferstS of
SECOND EDITION.L.
THE BALTIMOEE EMBINGLIO.
FOUR O'CLOCK, A. M.
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VERY • LITEST MEGRIMS.
SECREI ; ARI BROWNING'S LE&TER
Whet 100 Neu- York Timms, Tribune.
Worn,. lieraid. Pont nod Exprenn May
Stet:anti et; that r aper.
NEW }'non; 1 lei. ':t—All the morning _Mum
als devote consl terable comment to the letter
of Secretaty Brow wing, uniklng an elaborate
argument agiiinst the pending Constitutional
Amentlinent, which Is isecmited us explaining
the President's views:.
The Time, relllarE, "In many respects We
apprehend iIo the doeuinent Wilt operate
In.schievously, and that ALI public:at ion; Is II
mistahe, that will add to the difilcultieA ofdhe
President's position.. it has any signiti•
mince It is equivalent to al deellariitloll on 1113
Fart. thist, not Withstanding the action of Con
gress and the determination of the North. he
intent. to continue slits opposition to the
atnenilment, alit' Ills C 11011.3 to prevent itarati
fication. There would be valid canoe of regret
In tho 'mere knowledge of the elreninstance
that the attitude and Kilos of the Prestitent
have undergone no change. It wore bad
enough to known that lane irnesistible current
.01 !vomiter's opinion in /favor of the
amendment had inßither convinced hina
of its necessity tier taught him tile inutility of
further resistance to it, but the latter becomes
a grievous erriir„w hen it Is Coilidahlreti Sat ae.
causeless gnstuitious expression of opinion by
the E.:Ceehtive oat a grace stleiatlnal of pulley at
a tone, unit is u form. which 1.1311 only prove to
aggravate existing 01111,1dt:es and intensify
the idtterness, whim Unhappily clusraeterizes
their discussion. It CM/ 110 I'll AVO beet. aiea•maaii
requisite to snake known the views entertain
ed by the President touching the amends
moist, for these were .long ago communicated
to Congress, together with tile relllOiling,
upon w Melt they are based, tier has aught oc.
I cured that could afford a protest for the re-
vivid ot lin opposition • which recent events
have shown to be. bootless. The P'resident's
experience of speech nicking. hould have sat.-
Jelled hint of the futility tit Isis endeavors to
I stem the popular 'aVali Will the COll
- element-no his side. The reasonable
presumptiOn is that inasmuch as . • the
dent, by Ills persistind opposition to the - set.
I tlod resolves of the -Northern peoplr, render.
ell them limner than
.before. This manifestol over Mr. Browning's Nikiltallrl, 11111 tend to
strengthen the position ol Congress and make' more determined the demand for the emend.
I went as the ground work of a mstionut com
promise. The more Judicious Iriellabi of the
President -lid hope that the ver,llrt of the
people, as heard in Ilse recent elections, would
induce him to reconsider Isis decision and to
recommend the Amendment to the frienoly
consideration of the So 11 hem States. When
the emptiness of this expectation became up-.
parent, a ilesite prevailed among 101111 y who
hull faithfully stood by him that lie Nitelilit at i
any rate, wale Ills hostility to the' measure
and allow the issue to be fought out without I
his interference one Way Or Unather."
'rise Ileredtl,ays: "Its itpiienls are ;
anti adds, .3,4 31r. Browning, snot der
blow, st hien the proposed allllollllloellt 101113 Pat
the Government which our fathers founded,
is the change tee balls et repre±Ciltlllloll..,
What are we Li, 11101.11,4311,1 by the Goren:- ;
meet our lathers fonieled 1 This Is Wale, II e ;
Stand; we cannot deal with the Gov - eminent
which oar fathers founded. IL ceased to ex;
Ist with the abolition of slavery. Wu cannot
plead the genial :lden ass it.' was; WO nov4
take it us it i. and deal with things, not 13-4 d e I
would have Illelli a hilt as Wu 0101 laleill a Mr.
Browning."
The' ipn.ta inks, ..thight the south to ratify
the Cc - Institutional amendment;' rind Pro-
reeds to say: ` . .1 point of einiAleraide Inter
est to the South, on widen the trerfri can
Neith with More !authority than any other
orthern Journal, ti tile PO:lib/11 lit the North.
Cril Dellolts,Cy IS 1 1 , 11/eCt in h a,, Amendment.
If the Democratic party of the North should
commit Itself to the ini'adinent, thereby
Making the' Net tit uuauituous In demanding
Its ratification, 50.,..--.‘nanititity could not be t
disregardml lov the
- Ombset fetv weelrfrl Wo
flilfe;1 1 / 1 11711iieti. Lams nod 110 small solid
tulle, attempted to gage the ECU t t of tile
party on this point'. The result is.a cons. lc.
lion that the Northern Democracy It all never I
Indorse the Amendment its a condition of re
storatiorb If we might take It upon us to ail-
vise our Southern fellow-citizens, would
counsel t hum to rek-et taw proposed amend
ment, to yield quiet Obediellee to 1111 constitti
lineal laws, to maintain order, to protect and
encourage. - the freedmen by equal lasses, and to
'abstain as carefully from agitating quest 10113
Of felierlli.llol,loC3 us if i hey had, 110 410111,010
in ;hero. , Their only'llope ,of redress is In
Northern Justice, when It becomes evident
that they arndeterinnied to await this with
dignified reserve, flint they will neither Muni-
Ilate.themsolves nor disturb the: puttee of the
ennntry, Una they will furnish. SO food to agi•
tatMn, but mstetlyderneall themselves as law
abiding citizens, and pet lentil: await the fe
snit, and that nothing will snake their
Wm not to be parties to their thriller Inopilb
The Tribune says "The President and Mr.
Drowning believe that it is not 'certain that
we will save the - government. -To this the
American people enter an Indignant denial..
Tim dread which Mr. Johnson and his adatts
era atfcet,.thal the government is In danger of
destruction, Is not felt Icy the people, and
still less in, they fear that their direct retire
eentativos in Conertrss are the enemies of its
existence.'' The Pout cans It flan ill-timed
atter illhgleat outglvlng." •Tlio E.rprew ap
proves It heartily as "a slat, Fditanlikeleiper."
• •
Free Press In Austrla—insanity of Xlll
press Charlotte Confirmed.
New Tons, October 2.l.—The government
Of Count Bismarck has explained to-the Can.
Met of Vier. of the publicity . .given to the
protest by the . Austrian preen, to Which com
plaint the , maxim° Minister replied .that lie
_titd not recognize In any body the right of eon•
~ trolling the acts of proceedings of a. rover
ehrn placed tinder the protection of Atpitrian
hospitality; that moreover the press wits free
throughout the Empire, unit no wise depend
flt upon an . administrative director, 1.1111
that anybody that elnirreii info, vel
-.by it could have retnitli se to the ordulary tri
bunals to obtitio reilret t.
The report ;of the In-anity of the Arch
.Duchess Charlotte, of 31ex1co, rvetus to be
condrined hy \the latest notri from. Europe.•
the is at Wirumur. A eOrrOpoinierit Writes
that during her frequent intercourees with
the Pope, she has given evidence of Uri
anti a feverish piety. Situ has
repeatedly thrown herself it the feet 'of Pius
the Ninth, and implored his protection
'against snareswith whichshe,believed her
self surround° 1,. In short, the character of
her Insanity Is to believe herself continually
liarrassed by ellitnies r and traitors. -She
ea-amply dares to touch 'any food which is
Offered her, as she Imagines (lint Grail the per
sons of her suite desire to poison her. 11cr
medical attendants still hope that repose and
care will restore her reason.
160 Irlbune on, Wendell Phillips..
New Yuan, Oct.:h.—The Tribune has the fol
lowing this A. : Mr. Phillips is to lecture
.this evening in our city. Ills theme, as drat
announced, was .'The Tre misery of the Re
publican Party." Re has sows changeettils
to "Reject the Amendment; Depose the Presi-
I dent." The Iteptiblican, are nut likely to ac
cept Mr. Phillips as a counsellor in such grave
Mallen until heehall have at least once voted
for Its CILIIIiiIiaLCA. They may possibly be cum.
pelted to impeach the President. but they will
do this, !fat all, with profound reluctance and
.only because It is their linperative duty. We
fervently trust that the necessity tnay be
avoided, for un impeach:um:dot the President,
net matter how Just trlitl necessary, will id most
certainly plunge the country afresh into cen•
valsion and civil war, Jest when 115 need of
peueeand thrift is most urgent. If the Bey ul-•
ileall shall ever be eriven to such impeach
ment; it will follow therein the counsel of no
...My so persistent, unit implacable as Wen
dell We deprecate Mr. Phillips , pol
ished invective ligallnd everybutlY unit every.
thing only as ritlenhued to inferno the linger
ing preJulice North and South ugiiinst
ImPSr
tint suffrage, and thus postpone a deal
embracing sett lenient of our remaining Oilier
maces.
Interstletarwssigh the PreSiaent—Anollser
Conuterfeltur Torneal Loose.
of the Navy, end Atter.
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Vissli'warm+, Oct. 111,- . 1 . 11 c.Presiden toolitY
bail an .ntervlew with the Secretary_ of the
/,'
any General ta upon , 11105 nn 11 or a 0 11101111 na.
reasury , , Secretary ry
1111
ture. Audience W.1.110.1c0 ,g 1 von to Itemene n ,
Mine Lawrence, of r moist Omuta, and dela
nate Goodwin, of ArizonW Territory. 110,1111,1
there were, at the White house, lion. J.
Black. of Yd., judge y.
of Maine, Inch Ta
Mr. of I,oulslana, anti Judge Gilmore, of te.
Wane.
'The President', hag ordered the pardon of
Johnson Winn, convicted in November, ISCI,
before the United States District Court, of
New York of passing counterfeit U. S. Ira,'
Dorsal currency and sentenced to the ren ace.
Wiry for four years end nix months.
Dedication of lite Baltimore Peabody
!maltase—lnvestigation or ..E.Vonlng
Star Disaster.
New Yone, Oct. 2t.—The PosPs special says:
The Peabody Institute in Iltitimore was deli.
'rated to-day with appropriate ceremonies.
Governor Swann welcomed Mr. Peabody, who
brielly replied.
A private investigation by Captain Frew.,
special agent'ot the Treasury Department, of
the Evening Star disaster, commenced • here
today.. Solar ea is publicly known the res.
gel was shown by seventy witnesses to be first
daze in every respect. •
TOraient `Conareablonal
Tiontriomtvr. VT., October 3.—At a Union
Convention neM In Hyde Park, to nominate
candidates Tor Congi ass, in place or Messrs.
Bort and Baxter, ono weic voted for by tile
- Republiessis in..detpembes last, Worthington
C. gmatti. Mgt. Albans, was nonitnatod on the
ant ballot, receiving sixty-qv* vete..
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PITTSBURGH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,, 1866
•
Examination or Pollee Commissioners
to be Hein Today at Annapolis.
BALTIMOILE, Oct. 2.5..—The examination of
witnesses in the case of the Police Commis
sioners will commence to morrow .before the
Governor, at Annaimils. Some fifty witnesses
have been summoned to sustain the charges
of official misconduct against •the Commis
sioners. It is understood that the council of
the Commissioners whilst denying the Jurie•
diction of the Governor to try the charges,
have determined to be present to watch the
progress of the case. Whether they will take
part in the examination of witnesses, as they
have been notified to do, Is not yet deter
mined. .
There Is much speculation as to the course
the affair will take. - Some think the case will
be abandoned for the want of sufficient evi•
deuce. On the other hand, it is claimed that
new evidence bus been nrocured, and it is de,
signed to vigorously push• the oriiiir to rV
speedy conclusion.
The Prod.leure Cable MewlTe
NEW YORE, Oct. lit —Tbe following meselig
frottiPreindent Johnson was ecnt to Ltverpoo
by t bu cable on the night of the onnq net
To the officers of the AUXIMIC Telegraph
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The President of the United States recipro-
Cates the friendly congratulations of the ban.
quet at Liverpool, and trusts that the people
of Great Britain may henceforth and for
ever remember that. hi the history of human
.progress they will be held to have been not
alien and hostile powers. but, kindred nations
springing from one root and portions of one
liter, extending the common principles or lib
erty and humanity.
Arrest of a :Murderer at New Orleans- ,
Conflict of and Military Author-
NEW OILLEAES, Oct. 25.—tdatliew Gibson, a
citizen, charged with murdering Seto. Shuck,
c7th United states Cavalry, In Park county,
Texas, hes been arrested by the civil author!.
tii s and held tor • trial under` bonds. Hu Was
afterward erre:awl by u military order from
Gen. LIM WEs then brought by
habeas terries belore District Judge Chnule,
w be decided that the military bust neJurlsdle.
[lon of his offense, ho being a citizen.
Severe Sonia...gee of a Horse Thief—
'Leavy Facture of so OU Dealer.
• - •
ItosToy, October 3—At Lawrence, to-day
George A. Slimestone, ono Of the livery ou g
lire, and engaged in en affray walla State
constables Some time ago, was sentenced t
State . prison for twenty ',eery.
The New Bedford sMndard says: The fail
ure of George A. Simmons, oil dealer, of Bos
ton, tor a quarter of a million dollars la re
ported, Mall It Is stated that his liabilities to
ii3rtie,ll2 this city are oue hundred thousand
dollar+.
the sew Jersey Bribery Vase.
' RZYTON, N. J., Oct. 2.s.—The Legislative
bribery eases were concluded today. In the
- emote( State vs. tiarret. Van Wagoner the Jury,
tinder direction of the court, rentlei oil a ver
dict of not guilty. No case In the. onieion of
the State'S counsel w•as made out, the
of Barclay llalnus , lu. consequence of thn ab.
settee pf wane.es for the State, went oil for
tne term. in the • Second Indictment against
David Holzman, the Suite's counsel entered f 1
01 ts defect In
the intlictineat.
Atlantic Cable Tariff Reduced Ptity Per.
Cent.
tirvicc oP LONI,ON TELZOILAPII Co..
Jo •
A ge
t, JD. D. 11. Draiy, Genera! Agelit, As.rocm
.1 • ,..1-1/ESC. :tin: gives Lne pleature to e
.tortu you, and thntugh you the public that on
and 8.11.1.1 . Ulu ilret day of November the tariff
ou all menages passing through the Atlantic
Cable will be reduced arty per cent.
Very truly, your trien,l,
31 onitorsPistehalc4T—Iiiuk of llauover'
=SI
Now bong, October _g&—A Havana letter re
ports that the Cuban government has pur
chased or tile United States IWO monitors for
Two mill on thatars, and WI the goverement
has no available funds two wealthy merchants
`Havana, Trulucla and Barn, have gone
. •
11.11.101111 E.
Of tilo lilnkri7eTtkiltSWg,NMAcAbiiiirutra;lii-d
In Austria, Is likely to be a source of differ
elite between Austria and Prussia.
'tailcoat' Accident
I.orrivitut, Ky., October 25,—A. freight and
ennstruetton train on the Memphis branch of
the South .Nastivil.e itistiroad, collided lids
morning near Ky. Part stf the
ears precipitated over - a
forty foot endemic
ment, Dick Thompkuts, one of the oldest and
best engineers In the emotry . , had both his
legs crushed. We kayo. no further particu
lars.
• Trial of flank no berg.
31e., Oct. .s.—Thu alleged Itowdern•
lean oank- robbers were Placed on trhtl to-day-
The evidence tends to Identify Worn as the
guilty par Lia..
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
(ADDITIONAL LOOAL'NEWB ON THIRD PAGE.)
Amoiesueots
OPERA 1100 A e.—Tic Opel,' House was crOwd
eil last evening by an appreciative audience,
to witness C. 'W. Couhtock and his talented
daughter, Inc Ll:lobes:l[lPd play of the 013c
trOthal," Thls piece Is replete with many
flue points, which were brought out effective
ly by the entire cast, .each character being
played exceedingly well. To-night the Coal
decks take their turewell benefit, producing,
the two pretty duniestie dramas of the "Por
ter's linet.,” end the "Cricket on the Hearth."
It is an unusually strong bill, and shoold at
tract a large audience, as It 41011611 CA, will.
The patrons of this establishment , have a
rich scenic treat In store for them, as Mana
ger Ilees has completed nil his arrangements
and will produce the "Three Guardsmen" at
Ids establishment on MOriday evening, with
the tali strength of the star stock company.
* From what we have Seen of the preparations
for Its production, we are convinced that In
'regal grandeur and appropriate inuguilhainee
it has never been equalled In this city. All
the wardrobe appliances and effects that were
ivied during Its successful run at the Olympic,
icw York, have been secured for Ito repre
sentation herd., rho sale of tickets Will COW.
inence immediately ut the hox-ofliee of the
Olnera house.
Titus - rue—After a successful run of 'four
:sights, .I.oDonnells 311E8lOr' has been with
drawn frdin the hoards Of 1110 theatre, unil to
night Mr . Brougham will appear In two or hit
best characters for bis benefit, that of Capt.
Cattle, In tits own dramatization of Charles
Dicketis"dbmiliey and Sou," aunt as Utah.
laginin In "His List Legs.. Of course the
Melte will ho crowded.
.liomelbtair to Do..
•
31iss likhin son's lecture last evening, at thn
Academy of Music, under the auspices of the
Young Men's Mercantile Library Assimiation,
on'"Sornifthing to Do," was an earnest and
vigorous appeal In behalf of hoe own sox, for
an enlargement of their sphere of usefulness
both to themselves and to the world, and an
earnest exhortation to women to enter upon
and occupy it. Many of her thoughts were
good and imam!: but she said .many things
trout w hick, doubtless, it majority of her atll.
tors would dissent. Not a word was said up
on Om politleal rights of women—that point
upon which some of our lady reformers Insist
so streirgly. But we shall not discuss the sub
ject, nor show our opinion, Ono thing we re
groti oil, and that was the luck of any infer.
rice it, that Divine Man who lifted woman
from beneath the feet of man and sot her be
side him an his beloved companion a m y r i a ,,,i ;
nor of the fact, tent if woman is less a citizen
of elin h than man, she Is, for that very reason,
better fitted to have tier citizenship In
Heaven. 'fine hail was tilled with an attentive
and appr:clative anflience. •
A Policeman CCiargeil kith Blackmail
lug a Woman.
Celina Stanley appeared before Alderman
Strain yesterday and made oath charging ()M
-eer John I.ntz with extorting from her the
sum of 111, by fraudulent representations. In
Ler deposition the prosecutris states that
Lutz arrested her on Saturday, last at the
house of Mrs. Fanny A. Selene, liX Mitten.
her!,•er's alley, on, as he said. a Process issued
by Judge Mellon, for her appearance as a wit
ness In the ease of the Commonwealth vs. Mrs.
Splane, who wits Merged with keeping a
bawdy house. Instead of conducting her to
orison, the amused Is said to have brought her
to a betel, where he engaged rooms until Mon.
day morning. Ile then demanded the girl tO
give him the slim named above, or he would
and her to Jail. She, fearing he.would carry
his threat into execution, faun the money awl
escaped Confinement. A warrant has been
issued tor the arrest of Lutz.
S Med on the antleond.
Captain A. B. Jolly of tho Northern Line
racket, Savanna, came to his death on 'Thurs.
day, the
lowa.t., by a railroad to:enfant, near
Be dtuk, Captain Jolly was well and fa
vorably known and had been identified with
the Northern Line ever linen Its es RIUIIZII.IOI2.
ills etuldemand violent dent It will cast a gloom
over Ids host of acquaintance., who sincerely
sympathlie with Ids wife pl ac ey In their
less. His funeral will takefrom the r ef
sidence otitis brother, Mr. A.. J. Jolly, t'hU.
lipsburuh, P11...011 Saturday, the.27th inst., at
ten o'clock a. x.
ills numerous friends will learn of his death
with feelings of deep regret.
The liemette.—The (42rtilt. can be. ob•
Mined at thinlel.Ferry's popular clews depOii
No.lol Smithfield street, where a large stock
of lute books, perlodiesle, magazines and Ma-
Lhhaery is kept constantly on hand.
~,STABLISg~D_
THE TEMPERANCEVILLE HOMICIDE.
Conclusion of the Trial—Argot:tent% of
etstinsel and Charge of the L'ortrt — Vrr•
diet of the , fury—"hotlty 01 3/zarder
In the Second Degree. —
, .
Turnsoar, October 9t.—Gout t opened at the'
usual hour yesterday morning, and the trial
of Charles 11. Stein, for the killing of Davlil
Roberts, Was resramed. on the preceding
days, the family of the olefeinliint were present
In Court, Mrs. Stein sitting' a Ith apparent
cOolness except when t is CoUlisel for the de
fense made some pemiliarly a treeting point in
ids argument, when she would weep silently,
Or when the District Attorney made coll.•
strong point for the prosecution or some On.
complimentary tillu sten, when she, svonld look
it keen which che conk! not ex
press. She sat clots beside liar husband
throughout the trial, and the two little viol
dreu - sat with thou. The little girl did not
seem to comprehend 1110 situation of her fa
ther, but the loy clung close to his lather's
chair and wept nearly till U.,. tie. The de
fondant himself seemed more de m eply inter
ested in the Case us an interesting and exeit
log Contest than im a matter of Ills mid deut
tor liluL The only circumstance that seemed
at all Le rweieonie liim ‘l, its the silent crying
Of
slidh child,rtl•toh teemed
grieve
w!'
o l. 4t r o t fi '. t he to a n noy
limo ilti
su t wlthetut auy apparent emotion, and watt:li
ed keenly the course of the :apt Meet.
31. AL burartzwelder, Fsq., kir the defense
!heat:Mal - cased the court. /nal jury at length, ,
lu lilt usual forcible and iireumental lye style,
submitting the follow mg oli w bi c h he
urg d toe court to charge the Jury. and
tying his points with numerous citations on
authority, mid supporting them by ingenious
?gun:teats;
J- Flrst—That here it felony attempt...l or.
on the person of tile wife, and the Mist. oel nn
terpOso and kill, such killing will be Justified.
Wharton, Ibmileoll•
eecontl—Tnat if toy ll... Orate! has if tea-ne
at/le apprehension that his wife is in iinnon e nt
danger of 111-0 of life, or Iti great I,”glay harm,
and kl It, the; killing is excusable, I !neigh
there one not stet sal danger. Wharttni, liom
1.
eide, 219. X0,22 '
Wright, 2.17.
Third—Tied In ..tinting. the lea.,onabh,
apprehen,on, the Joey must ennsider the phy
sical condition of the portico, 1% Malmo, floe,
fettle,
Fourth—fiat If, the jury believe; that Runt
erts was killed utillestguedly, then'the rule as
to self-ulefettse and ren•intiable umir.•ltenslon
will apply. Wlittrlltil,
tiredlyFifh—That It the jury believe the shot was
the pri-oner while Itiltollett It tttlet CM
elk:1110ln protltietel ly sitfiletent provocation,
then the I:1111i, lb ICU manslaug hter. Slxtb—lf the ' ittry believe that the killing
wits in defense of his :Rini I y or property, the
Prisoner was not to rut rent, ttel the
killing Is excivoild o. It' heron, 112-3.
At the conclo.ion of Mr. Oa artzweldet's
somewhat piolompal remarks, ale. Court and
Jury weft:Addressed, on the part of the Cum.
monwealth,lby lion. S. 11. 1/.11, District Attor
ney, Who wn more brevity than pr, de
cesemr..revleweci the lystinitylp In the Case,
and cued 11111 law beat log thereon, id.oodue
that Stein Itim-alt ai lilr
ever disturb/toe. , May hat, m•euri 1,1 in his
house on that night, its he hel.l out It cent!, el
invitutiOn to all noun,, to asselulne there,
and atter they 11111 boated
them with intoxicating drink. lie t hereinte
could nOt Mahn that to Cohert., Im
was only exerel-Vng the right Of :111 01 , 11135 r,
Citizen/It protectin g his house trout onto, fill
disturbance, loasintieli :as the 11111 u, 1111
mottoes, ;If inlawltil loan, thy., eas
Isdirectly i rueeableto the dote-mant, ,
Again. there Way no preintslitate.l deo In 1.,
mice on the Part of the porter° n Melt
belonged—no fight lit Manned in. the delve,.
between al
Ills nationalities. W . lottevel
there was of n general character. wlot only in,
colorant to the initial difficulty bele yeti het,.
erts and :dein about toe cigar, whlchtlinlcuity
an certainly Ind se:lime/it to In-Illy the
shooting, tool hind tertioaale.l long
before the tiring. A brief it, lew mf
the testimony - beating on this p o int e
made. As to :he shortit
was any. intention, on the oart o: the deten...
ant to proteet wile, lie, elle, fir Li
tom thn very Wan who II f t :telt nuur lel,
and was doing nothing a limey., In t he eat ot
absalliag. Ile stud the tool (ten,
time ago, mvuvol. ea Mtn, and 11.,
promo tell tile eihnotom Is .lon, ea le. c.f. fart
that the defendant made s-vei
tempt, to kill, hr ettl3 11,11114 Cat, ll,'
erts, and alter he had hilted idol, tiro, g . aret ...•
cilininately after the tette:o,llj ci 0 1,1. It ,
only n imamate clnanee le e.l lb [lic
prisoner bring on trial fon . three :nye tour
dem a. , the Teeultof his genet:a malt am!
desire for revenge,
the I tilt: let Attorney hail rots'lteled
the Court clinr..ed Ilia Jury to ile• fellow oez
-first youcerning Lila points salmi:: I by the
defense:
First—Tide point atilrmed, will the .iii
feation that the killing way neee—sry, or to a
satiably appeared to oli nee. 0,1 V, to avert the
attempted lelotip.„on the wits, The danger in
her must lot ludrintllateatel fitoultient,ol Imre
appeared to be So, Una tit, othereasooshie
prospect or means of esraval at hand to user(
it, except by killing the assacatit.
SeCOnd—A (firmed. The anime or 1. , this
partly COUttllittel InJilts .1 1 111.101C.111011 In the
answer to the tint point, and nothing further
18 net:Ct.:Ml y Int lie sail eXcept in silica le, 1,
puha. , make tho, tinder
the clrenny.dances, on the part 01 the husband,
In: lutist hat, no other available means at
hand of area Ong the injury to his wile than
by killing the assailant.
Third—This point Is affirmed.
Yourth,Ailirtnell. If ore ni Isener 11, ills
wife were naltalled by ono err Intel.• par: les, mid
either of them in danger of itte or tr eat t ae lpy
and the danger imminent, or alma
lent!), so, rind_no other Mean, at 11.111,1 of
escaping or averting 1,1, and 111 ilttelliptilig Ip
kill the assailant the prisoner undesigtimllv
killed the deceased he worldexctisable.
I
That is to nay. that J the prlOner wan b.. CI,
ClititStttned ILS tO be excusable to taklii`A life
In self defense of himself or his wife, anti lie
Uridesignedly took the life of the wrong party
by mistake, he would be equally excii-able Os
though he hail killed the actual 1111411.1.11 t.
Flith—Tlals Is also itelrini4l. If the fatal shot
.was tired under the OKettentlellt or A 1104141
puke of pa....ittn prod need by adequate
cation, either in a sudden and nom etee.litallel
affray w lime actual blows had [tabbed, or Noes
Inflicted 1111011 lifir self and a lie, and in Ihe
neat of blood prodoetal s lim OW, It V. 0111.1 lie
11111. manslaughter. To [odor., It to man-laugh
m teat
It t 0 lltlws fir canals froth Ihe ex
el termini. of a sudden fight Or.ll'lY
brim. words or Instating bingo Lee u not
afford titbit:quote proVocutlOn. Tile di, title.
lion between mauler and manslaughter con-
Dints in t Ills, that inanslang liter Is soppo.eil to
Ile committed in the sudden heat of Moot or
obulltion or pass‘on—impulsivylp Mao, 111 illt•C
the excitement of the moment about any
malice, either expresser implied; llot murder.
either of the lirst co . ..et:end liegree Issuppowil
tun result filen, Mallet , . Tile Otte Ix the tuella.
0( 31111,1mi of sudden pa.sion, till arbitrate pin.
vocation; the other murder is stippo.ed te
sta from line wickedness of the heat I; that 1..
to be hornet malice, eltherexpres.,iir•lie
Sixth—lf the killing was dune In defeese ot
the_prisonees property or Mildly, thin 1. trillt
principles apply us already explab nil. it is
true s us sho rty In tills 00 lon I hat if It
mah property or faintly is attitelietl he In not
bound to retreat !loin it or if be
fore taking life in or their deity., That
' is(to say, lie is not Minna to leave It or tin•in
defenceless and make hlsoa ti eyeititil d Ile multi,
Re may defend them, and take Ilfe ht their
tiofellee, allthongli Inn might him If I . ..espe;
nt to excuse him under it ell el rr nnlnt seers,
tilts danger to his life or property most la. Im
minent still Immediate or reason tome -.r
nit to It 1/(11t1011 t, collided oval, tool Olt
exceptoOtrhaVr..nvaliable r
1: by 171 sit /eavuuahly 11T;
Of Importance awarded 1111 be moo vimn of t
man's property Is tenllltietl ttl the 1/1"Irellell
'of the p05....1i0n of his M V.et het leer
any question in regard to Lite locetnee+.lml et
the dwelling house et thil Id isuitiornt 1.44 10 e,
1s for the jury.
ilia Ifonor then prtet ~, 10t1 10 leV ti I IS.
t.ltaftlly ItddllCell 111 the rate, Rita Iti I,tt dee 0
the law bearing upon the tillil.lolll. Nradn. up
I murder.
At the cenelo , lon fit Ito ellarfe, the le , :
retired, and 11111 Court 'molt a u•eeo, tlulll le
o'clock.
Ott the re.,,,efttiolltlif of Colo I li, the etlei.
nOon, the jury bad not nit reed ti p„ . 1 .1 . 1 .
and IL was not milli half pant ea wet.. 1.,
Unit IhnY auninitteini their vet , liet .t
that time the to Inoner is not 11l eittlil 111 tie•l
placed In the box, anti the Jut v royal. I the
room. Itt reply to the , itte.11...1 ot
not guillyt e the foreman r espaiolcol, " 1, 1 ,1 11
of murder 1111110 1111 , 011,1 oleg en.` . l'llo le
. otter tCCOIVetI thin, vet diet tent yabooess, ro •
ceps that lin grew a ill tle pale, het toontinit
or two after the verdict huh hoe. runlet ell he
Regan to tremble violently, a n d fie a !mummy
seemed lii anoger or nolo.. II waso,.•o.ot
that he ex - pie:tea a vrtillet of acquittal. At er
the verdict had been retained la duo form,
the prisoner was remanded to Jail; and lett
the room, Preceded by tits wife and children,
Court then resumed Its routine 01 other hied.
hens.
Eil=l!
=
A youog Gertnan named Edward Jc nn I, up.
peered before Alderman lirnubert, yenter.lay,
And Mad° Oath.' chargt ng Edward Ley with
having perpetrated an unprovoked tissanit
And battery on the perAon of the deponent,
it'dippeere the procucuter wan employ
W ed I . ly
Day. Ul attend Ot On ed ur
day the accused visited his stable to clew Inn
the condition of theianitnaln, which, net being
es bedealred it, ho struck Jentil ten times in
tee face with bin clenched nit, tulltring his
"dial" in a serious way. Day wee held ht
kyn
bail for a nearing, to be het in . the ca sh thi s
evening at. seven o'clock.
Celebratiom—A grand Ernion liennblican
Jubilee was held in. Wheeling on Wednesday
evening in hOnor of the. realm t Mention [H. ,
nmphs.: The Mir Was gaily .thum Imam! and
.decorated With tinlOt. Mottoes and iron Soren-
Ow. 4 . Plnvession.iconsiating or the Sire Iks
partment., nomhet 6t military and oCric or
gentrett, nit. and clttlean to common, march
ed through the streets. The (entice corm, Nra,
Continued and Oat to the midnight hour.
Interesting to Farmer. Regarding la
teritel itevenue tax Hecimon.
•
The following is * very important tofarmers,
the decisions have recently been given
by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at
Washington.
•
Ist. Filthier.. will not he required to make
reliant of produce committed in their own
mediate (awhile,.
- .41. Tine farmer's prolit, from sales of lien
stock are to he Mond from deducting from
the grn” rcrrlpi S for animals sold, the. per
chase money paid for the saute. If animals
have been lost ring the year by death or
robbery, the purchase money paid roc such
:U11113111,1 May IPO deducted from the gross
come of the farm.
No deduct ions can be made by the farmer
Mr the value of services rendered by Ms mi
nor children, I:ll,,ther he actually nays for .
much cervices or not. If adult children work
for him and receive cotupeneattoa for their
labor, they are to he regarded an other hired
lahorer+ is tlett , rititning his income.
al It. Money paid for !altar, except such ten fs•
`tined or employed fe demeetie berriCe, or 111
the prOduetlon ref at tidies consented in the fa
ll) et the producer, May ho deducted.
rico. No deduction call be al/owed in maybes°
for the coot of mproductive labor. if house
servants are employed a pet - lion Onite time
in i.r.t.ltietive labor, such us the making of
hatter nod claw-e. :or sale, a prOportlollate
rtionunt of the ',ay.. paid them may be de
ducted.
GI h. .
Expenee4 for ditching nail clearing
ee- land are phibily expiefees for permauen
im pro, 1111,11 t, unJ not deducted.
7LII. TO. , ammint expended for fertil
!acre :quilted a luring the year to the. farmer ,
land may he tit - elected, hut no dCIIIICIIOII Is al
lOWSIi FM' lertuiaers itroduced on the farm.
The eobt of Cecil purchased fur sowing and
planting may he deducted.
Nth. 11 a person soli.; tinnier standing, the
moilt, are to be obtained by estimating the
:due of II:el:I:1,1 alter the removal of the tim
ber, and flout the emu time °tit:titled. deduct
ing the estumited valne of 13.1/11 nn Ills lot dry
of Jaiill.ll,, Imif, or on I he.day of purchase, if
itielia-,f bin.: that date: • --
. .
here reintir th,en Inane - by the
I ax..paN er !WOO ItilV hntldiug owned hy hi 12
‘1111 . 1114 the preceding rive years, nothing can
he thin tic•ted fur repati., inane during the year
for winch 111COIllo In
Int h. A termer gi make rettirns of hit
Produce sold within the near, but a Mere ex
nntOry 1101111-la tor a tat„ is not a sate; dell,
Inc, new, nr ininhtrueilve, is C 4 MOIILIIII. •
Thu crittu ion by whietr - to Judge Whether a
complete or not is to deter mine Whether
the veiblor still retain, In that Character a
right neer the tiro perty; If the property were
or de, hayed, tll/011 which pante+, In the
:1 1 1,21,1 ul any . other relation bet weerr them
of the entithir ahri vendee, would the
.
Petrolmam null Ito Proapeets.
. The 11, tavillo //cruld city,: The heyday of
eq.echhilltni In I.ntrOltlllll and petroleum
~r0;......s la of el'''. There lb scarcely a poadhility
that the eau:lle...la wlllell ut ono time agita
ted the a hole country In reference to this pro
il net ion eall t......r In. .invive.l. Thu reaction
ha, laen -evere, and ny the reflux natal . Yalu
:o.le inlet e-t, hobv hr en swept away. But
n.aaltl.tanding tho ilenreacion In Intlines.,
1 ami the t .•-...at am ..I out-ode attentton to it,
thod'i!u lar dave 2 , .•. 11 2.-A . 2ly 1.22•2,2.,21 In gooil
(.11 ,c2l-2 ,:222.• ..:2 ..-le., lily_; With wtse
a- o. .22" i 2 22l2i , try,und litre availed
I h..tm.. 11,, 4•1 2 ‘ . ..ry h.1v2p222,:e WIIII/11 373.
Illi e 1..n101tt...1. II -.ail.. is., 'nary, Mho,
, la ...id, ....l . 1.., ...,.. 1,1 sql '..lght or ye.
' tr..tema aadd., t....t a- tal 71. 17:07/ . ..4q/(11/ 11l
. .....1, I here !cis ...,..1-1. 11.•... .Neel 144 sue.
...•....1.11 Ind ~..1 n 1 now: 7 ;are are more pro.
.111. mm a MI.. than eemr. a.... althoTigh the mon
..tor- .. I. net, ~.i ~, ut..l to. th I Mar thouland and
LIVnIV.• bUtadr...l ' , acted- rna ddy bat, " 0 50011
1.74 //Env 7t l• /1,171, .•74../3 1.1..1.1.......,)dt ILI., ide....1.) .
, 5 , 111 ..I ilow.na nnd 1 , ./rilpn,,, AO., greatly
otam tit.: 1..., ea-, 'I :71. v.,/ In: .7110011 LIN• the
i 4.,p4.11 'tat...... Id ~. ... n:cii 'dna . .. that Sine,' the
212 -:"( •. ,2,2 21, -1 , 22. 2, , r2y-tuo millions 0fg.2.1.
!..?,, f I.i :..: ,i ~. ,:,11 ”sported lII,M
y r• mmpal ports ot i'm rmted :.B.rm. ;
, la , ,s, :n 1 /7,7 .171. 1., 14.1 2221.2,5 mit tlitemd
udllan, 1 m ..• 1.....11., thoLimand 1..,,110na
44 :II f0r . ....t.1 Tat, -h.", ad Illerenning.
144,1.1i4T'AVti'!'4.14 lii.:l4el;llVO'PettiliVP..."ltnel2:=
1:11.... _......• .; nod n a ..: Int- In Millet has been
B.:.dh: , M - .. , - , t•1t0 . 1.42111.4 a htch have taken
Vin!.. ..: I , /L.,...) 1.. an n.., the .I...antgat hold!;
.I.I.l.• .....11i•at•itI to babe miun.loumed ~,n,,.
...17/.. 1,4.1 I/771 1r...., tn1ia11......,:n1 ...Ittllallea
t. A 11.71 th e number oft e:.4.-I, whielt have
l•. n mrtroteunt Mtelt“tvely troll ridludel
phi:, ..., i4,471g71 7/.../..771.1L / LILA bei.7l7 as Inally ni
0.1., a n....... I • -....1 L.V1,113'..:1,Vat In• eight
11/.71111., 11, ........ !.Ira:, and petroleum l'emt
, IN ./11. 7 11./14t.1,411:47,7.-3 e !.hit noottler Stu to
ca. equal. [
Itrott o ed.—A, the ”tra.tuer I..th,rty:tva4
at tho rareershurz Wharf, Wet night a
Pot, : the ,t atoll:1:4u, took
Ho. I ao.: wea I over to bo I:xproso also
et Ihe .:411, ',Li,. .e.lO 1130;i1 , 1
(hot Itor root. eat. Ira:isnot:lig lily hu•
sioo pre.ore , lot I. :ho side tor the port pose
;4,1 t 1 riq L I y. 0,110 ,turn• ny ss , lllo
1.1 twr,ln Ate,t,l o 1 ^ eking Into the
yhe i, he toll o ricer. Ile was howl:4 to
en) for holy, I.•.it bolore any enubl b, relolored
lie ha: I 0:o:too-ore:I nallornotti: n(0-1 . .
seart . l.llV.As noole tor his body, but otetreetuo
.:11y. nor oo Lir to: inforlOot 1011 go,), 1413 It
yl , l I ev•tv-re•l. 1 . 011, 11 . 01,11‘,Ve,
~bout roily mile, belersv W1.14,1111;4 to
, !liver! ITallter , ,.—Therm appears of late
to 11.00 Lien ii riot intlaz Into our city, flow
some quarter or other, of a number of tianales
Of the baser sort, who shamelessly wad: oar
,i,lrcids night after roglllonicOsltngiii dAanrns
who route In their way. They have tivemile an
ertial nuisance, and the should pay
s4l)na: atttaltiall to rt filialt ths illy of their
, preenee, If a them lie foam! pari.blo to
;Jo. e . That so nu. Raul crvattitee should earn
livelihood ht it rny , IllanitS I . ll.llllargh,
I. l'aalittelitary o •I pou our moth,lii . h
woolly by no Aterlag.
Goil.al S.an.lasky Regiskr Says
I hat zlh• ut Castalla Lath county,
11`ili0111!IIII. cleverest thillg of t,l ' ap council. 110
ly rooms - v. 4 a circular ft to II 'jr. Charles
Kamp, a:111311mm of !ha. Nat ihnal Jollimma Con.
trhl L'ohlanitthh, at W d ashington Llty, bogg g
in
muds hitla as !Achill/ intrilllite .1011,k n ou
the C enclosast
had ahmt, 10 erochtant [(slap plrthoric parks
am. hi C.tlntenac a..compati led lay
Inr vertu lwaptairg Slant the maul:Malec smithl
a.. aciamatasl )1101 applied 141 the congenial ph,
pose Silent toms,.
ACelfirlll,—Ahoilt. three o'clock On Wed
eial.ly mm1,11,4;1;111 employee of the Italia
twit, .114 itllll.3ild whom,
b
uu.slile.to foists], was unfortunate
caiarin so • 100 l under, the wheel Of a
. linininailre. Tao accident. occurred at .Catec-
The- a malt an; lausight Is] 11111
el:) . 11101 L 13,11 In Ulligttrn 1.03111P14 11011.41.,
Mbc t . Ilan Hoist , 1111,1 PrlNial mare called to
itinouristo the em,lied root, 'halm opt.: as Inn
a it, portorlite.l ye , terdity, list. autrerot tieing
junior the Influence of ohlorolortu. lie Is now
doing roll.
• • ----
Gaud
Appolulitteut.—Many wlll bo 91101
1 , 1,t Ma( k;tawral Georg., S. (lanais., lor•
otarly :slaj(r hl tile Eighth itetilltlea( l'enusyl..
In fn Ilanyt . vy.., 1.1111 attyruatata Colonys of the
rill ittat(s. Art tiler), has bee. t0 , 0c00t...1 to
Coolainey In 111., regular army. Tau tie:torn'
ilrnetal 7,111,5y1t mg tau war to eXcal
ay lit and aux luoveled Nell.
yral int . gallantry In tan :lust.
• A livO monk tpAttlent filiblolll3
olr,orVe :oolong the ten of thtn Ent); 14 lt
utmit.lo.l AO: lit,Cllll4, ntrOOLAy re9.llllllllg
th.• tomtl.llto nt. wino, t.o f:Lstotted to
111111tttst.101. ilicallet or it tolitett girdle lit ono
enl nee, pint allowed to Hang to,ely. tW a van't
nu) . tip n.itulre tllu non foible,
W.lro ot . Attellut..—Title (Friday)
171/...":1 it( tw., atll t 1.19 evening
o'cluck, ut t Aneilua
•al cut, will to, , nl.l nit
1 .0 , 114 611 V, / . 11111111 Warllol
1111 , lis .111,1 mo,t. ecoitly Thu
:111'1,1.111y 111%111..1.
111. i 01 4 1101..1 . n. -John Whoso. pa.
u.ido ut Ina )moth in It_vvo and riith
ti :min avenue, ,licit In
0„ I .111 1110;1 01. A tie 010/11,
0
14 10 1,
11 , 1.• Wi4. cell anti laVurubly
0111.0 lit till, 1,1 p, Ivl/ketl helett bat a km
.la,
illoott any.—Hr,\M.vy floebeemwoelitiwwv
parneeps ermOnt, ‘,,e4 LlEUher
M0v.e1...1d gileete In Coolte,towa and removed
Lu too, Went, 'Ate love, her life I.:, the rrLgua
er -Thwh well, who refoUd
_to learify
it :aired her.
Tut uur SoideLy wi Imunro
grant! elblbal at it the At:AdtnY "t t 3 L , Z 6 ie
on Monday 4:santing noxt.
--se.
11 tetr • :u
• •
DHOW li—lteCollf.US--eyet t:etolter 'Fe
It. r. I toosite, g: t. ttIIIIW
"'ru •tl ALl.3.llce.nt' AS, (4'
tur•lt.
We with the harpy young roe plea Ilfe tfJoY +ad
11%1.0.-6, and :et) they Crtst adoren the reel - cut of
time, wit bout etteottote,ll,s • fork of not or al: 1.
low of sadirtess.
...nIGICAVII—t'n cycatuß. JOIN D.
ISSIILAS F. need 44 ~c4r,
'. The funeral will "St Discs from Ills late resi
dence, No. 41 SeJeral vscet, on FRIDAY NOW,
ISO, at a o•c:ock. service. at the Cathe
dral. The ftlends of the family are - re,pectltlayln
•
Sited t attend:
onl , l/.•-•t/oc•ne.day. Iletober
UN W
N. In the Rob • car •• I 'lo age,
, The (corral will t.. l e place from. RI.
iate red
dens(. In sllner‘cll e, on FRIDAY MOUSING nt. to
o'clock. Carriage, Wallets.: Ike olkileot Falttna
S,lll,otlUrtltr of ratlthriart •rul Jrcenta sts,
at 94, o'clock.
PRICE THREE CENTS.
• .3lsnufacturers and Denlers In all tines of
. .7 2 117.1ELINTinCrELTVID
Parlor, Chamber, •
- Together r Ith a full assortment of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
X.c.woest C;exisda. Fbri..Dents.
1866. FALL ' 11366.
CAXLY'E'rtail.
We are now exblbigne for FALL..MADE:JO°
Most rit•neice wet orgooels we knee.. ever .bad the
pleasure or offering to Our patrons.
English Brussels and Tapestries,
Of =7I=I:`,I,T,IWiI'AVII:LIT,,',',At,7t.'"
RICH WITCH] AND VELVET CARPETS ASD BEGS,
EMBIWIDERED SWISS lALCIL CIJWIAINS.
New and Elepe Pattern of Cornices, .
Side & Centre Tassels, Loops &Bands,
(Ake Htylee Notting l:nrhtin.• • '
Id'FAIILAND & OOLUNS.
Next. honor to 114 or d I lLrsUn ll ll Pei': Utnee,
lieeot?Yloor.
CO - PARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED HA'YING
• bur:limed the mock and machinery of I he late
Fit EDICitiCK EseiILEMAN S. have on Ihe Arm
clay or °mein—. Thai, entered Into& partners lip un
r the a•yle or lIARFEIt, GUTMAN & ior
tile manufacture of wAtioss, sc.. at the *ld es.
talniMed Sta.. of FredetlCk. Aeachiemenn and
'rheum llnrper, on Bearer street, alancheeter.
Sod would re.peettully reneit a continuance of the
patioaage hitherto Iberatty be-mowed.
TIRMIAn HARPER,
4. ANTHONY 11U (MAN,
•
0c12.146 ADAM AnnetiELMAN I/.
010. 8. 800TH ronrr awls
JOHN. ROSS &
•loClBnottB TO •
wedi N. OLDEN &
ILAN UPACTUUntii .11111 D DZALEB/3 LY
Jarbon Oil Lamps - and Fixtures,
CHANDELIERS, CARBON OILS, &C.
Ivo. 641 Maskr.ls.sst EilZroat,
inyinen:dn.wl* prrrsnuutut, Pd.
poiNT nevi' HousLi
W. H. GARRAIZ & CO.,
lialsters, Grain & Bog Dealers,
No. 17 Water Street, and
Nos. 5 and 7 Penn
PITISBURCH, PA. •
TV.`ii4 4 .l? ViVas ' a f tr•lti a . f"
Tr.raFIEV.
J• c. 13111 , 11:161
j Co LI V1.3'11171 , CO., 31 an it:Mac.
".• • Inrerd rdnrsxparl,l. ~ninon RIA it/Vpbtari
eiCrX.P 41%. - 17:741.rr LES. Z. .
enrnn - berry And benton byrups; 134:blen
ciinlbn Albs. ittPl•ll Mon 1., Lager rine b and lim,
idbr; Cider by ibb , lararrn, tall barrel ken.
..4;.; d 4 &HAL nl%, nezr lieco l`ltti,
4"4" r ti 4 b 4to t't
nV ' ibf.. IP" D . rdd Or the b 04,..
,4•11..11.41,1•T
ONCE(. CLOSE &iJ,
Practical Furniture Pjanufailurers,
COR. PENN AND WAYNE STREETS
West style* of FURNITURE A.natitetln band.
j. D ... . ............. CONDV•
WILLWIS & COWAN,
'PLASTIC SLATE CEMENT ROOFERS.
The, ',repots haiolii large ani,plylf Itono Ma•
Leda's, Kate Cement. Igen., Ir.onn, ?Mat. and
VaraWes. Proapi at , rntma Oren to the Rooting
[101!
rillE CELEIIIiALTED srigt.it;
OTH •• Rua — • an I
Nealinv. Lark — 'are mum farttareb:nnts tb,
'.l tjt.traN WI/ILK d.• ca.ar Pealarntlary. Atte
itar larks , eprbag sad Plata, N
and •
Troeks ot every stela. soada at lbe l
beat
tav'aetal at vbart.o warranted.
Jail • t. , OLtrbib U 4 COLEMAN,
ot"//A minic:i s
1.4 . 11.1.04 LE CEMETERV.--The
be.. tl fu I "Dod's-atre." the largest The
glreud Orn'lleuWVlge'll'ttnVd", itllLbliftfelralttnti
Mlegbene. For [Jurist lota, penults or WI s
at ventral Drug Store of COUL &4CLA VEY ' , ' All,.
emus Mr.
FAIRMAN & SAMSONa- •
UN D 1
N. 196 Smithfield cor. 7th,
- (Etat sate from3eYeath SUM.)
ANL. 124 N, N PUnlir 3TItBET.
•r.r.YtattQNP. P•.
•
ALEX. A.11it214 . •
Dl 3 = o3 ol . ll.TBX3rjEmil,
• - k
ffu.lA Fourth a tree{, Fltthbargth-F,. COFF/Nb of
all kinds. CB.APES, G SAW Eth,Amd every .I,..criotthn
of Funeral Formant/2g tiaoo. torrustico.
°two l s y had night, Hearhe..learrturautorrasou,
Ithlhnicxesh—Her. brrld Kerr Rev. Ii
W. Jacobus, MU, ThOrulis Fanteff.' jhoobjj
K,
T..) T. WHITE & CO.; '•
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Hancbesrer, Wood's In anerrkinttY.
COFFIN ROOMS Al MANCHESTER LIVERY STABLE;
Verner.). Sheffield sad Chanters street..
H vars.. and Carriages furalshed. ,
nonsEsn
FOR 13.M.X.aN7
One tacelent Riding and Drltlog Horse, '
Two Horses soluble for Doeturs"Or, Family use,
Will be sal low, as the owners hate no use IV
them. at HOWARD'S UTERI S SAI.E • STA !IL E
ovla First street, near Mono:lsabela House.
ra7".a"'THREE GUARDS:TIEN.
THE OLYICPIO THEATRE EDITION.
It I PIM Performance In Inf. city will short!!
=MM
lIEW OPERA HOUSE,
Produced at au Actual Cost of $5,000
The tra GREAT C.CEN IC PRODUCT/ON In th
It) f..rtuatur
EVERY SCENE NEW AND MAGNIFICENT,
The result of ors, TWO MONTHS CONISTANT
.lAftOlt by Mr. 0. C. ItICMAIMS and solsttots.
The most
NOVEL MECHANIOALEITECTS
known In xtng,meehmism. The pl3y, (one of the
and
nod Interesting In the modern blond
, 1 entuk.) Pt e444,4 4
GRIND SERIES OF .111GMPICEM SNECIMTLAR SCENES.
"Int the
UItA.ND RECKPTION CHAMBER OP ANNE OP
AUSTRIA, THE POUT OP CALMS,
d numerous °Mei> of eju. merit. The play end
g >rltu the
GRAND SALOON OF KING LOUIS S 11. OF FRANC
111 1 111AIW'S FINEST EFFOUT
51 agar! really 'Nominated en 4 superbly Decorated
by 'WELDON a IC ELLY. end J.
J. tiri.a.karlt: t CO.
The ma tcrial lased In
THIS SCENE ALONE VALUED AT $2,000.
Th. , Cs.: of paractery Iv beyond don L; oneof
BEET EVER EBIPLOYED IN THIS GREAT PLAY.
• •
• b,• Merle rem voted by ruoMAS ti Ali Ex: - E.,
aumit.m Director of Die
OLYMPIC T IIEATLIE, NEW YORK,
Whcr9.. l •l4trAmr . _ •
RUN OF NINETY CONSECUTIVE - 1 , 111.7E7 — , -
8008. Now OPEN.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS
01.2,
W. J. AMCIib...AV. C. uorrr.n..••v. ♦. s.. HVYI4B
MYERS, lIOPPER .Sr., CO.,
(Sncoessars to it. Ltulger,)
No. 45 Smithfield St.,
and Dining Room Sets,
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Constantly on bawl and for site at ti to
kV lALy 'A V
DMINdfID JOLIW.
CONTAINING) THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS or
AND INTERESTING BIiADINY
HATTER, TX/GATHER. WITH MAR- '
HET REVIEWS AND CUR•
C.
=I
TWO ; EDITIONS ISSUED
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
The Hdfllon to forwarded which wilt maChl
iabacrlberaoone.t.l
84, 4 1 e CoDT (per annum)
Club. of Pave
Clubs of Ten o; mote
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OP ELIA RE A 8-IS-E
FOR SALE OR HIRE,
AT DUNSEATH & CO.'S.
od 45;8' 77.1.1U2. Mtroot.
DunEIJI -
AND GENT'S
Vi T A. r I I 3EI3MWD •
1 - ALL STYLES..
AT GREATLY EIEDIECED
mry
LIE ST., EA R FIFTH.
U CUEAP
SPECTACLES,
GO TO
RASLETT & CO'S,
93i Smithfield Street.
orf
JUST ARRIVED FROM TUE eAsT
BOOTS API SHOES.
JAMES ROBB,
No, S 9 Market Strert, Pittsburgh, Pa
old eotabl lotted house has now In sto s thirty.
fice thousand dollars worth of Boots and.ehoca, and
Ityleo the latest. the quality the I,•st, we re
s tenni° ell to tell at VERY Lute PRICE,. We
hare ree.olv•••1 0,1 to be and srcold by any In the bus
lueso thet keeps goods worth having.
Call and cantons our stock of,juals, sad we feel
aatloned that you wilt purchase , what you want In
the Boot and ohoe - Llue.
•
Ito not forget the place, SO Market el reef.
Joan JAM oh 52,1011.
JOHN CROFT,
REJL ESTaTE aGEXT,
Of!lee, No, 139 Fourth Street, Pittaburgh,
Hee for cafe the following 'Rent Entate
A beautihil now Frame bights finished,
coata.utog six rooms and wide hall, bark' , IS by 36
feet, WWI two tire paces and marble mantles. Lost
of building. 27,250; will be sold In connection. with 2
or 9 acresf ground. Parties buying the entire 9
wres, Inc l uding the house, cast have tEWeroPa.
hich consist rimspoirs. oats, potatoes, an a tine
tbilk vow. Price *MOW; one third down: balance
[olive years. secured by tem.! and mortgage. Situ
ate et kalgewood elation. :miles fromn the Penna.
Railroad. Trains passing to and thls station
every hour of ilie day, up to 11_ o'clock S. M. 'Poo-
SEbbiOU immed
Also. a few more atiRF. LOTS, at $l,OOO each; one
third ,ash, the balance In at e years; situate at the
shore static.. Tire pino of these lota, and the nine
seresand house shore mentioned ern be seen at this
orrice.
A new Frame House, 4 rooms. [hashed navel jizn
wide ball: lot ID by by feat; situate olMiefferaort st.;
Allegbeby. .
House or M rooms, with wide balls,
hot and C 0.,! water and gas throughout the house,
on Chestnut street. Allerheny.
Also, a large amount of other city property for
We.
Vince hours fr.un../ to 12 A. M., 1 to Sr. m., and. 7
to 9 lu the evening,
• ee2s
PHOENIX b'Tt!INL BREWERY
- oncER
MALSTERS AND BRRIV►I S
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
•
PITTSBURGH, PA, •
RADERT,AVATSON. Manager. IeI9:MS
W. 11. GAIMA!.....D. A. 1100T11....W. T. GARUAIID.
1„1,17E.111011 0A 2 17 1. - , 3 • 1 1r42T . 1gi rvr
LEATHER, BELTISG AND HOSE, , .
Manuf:eturol al No. 59 SMITIIVIELD
HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO.
Also. Agents for Neer York ltubbcr Co.
C4-taart
Always on .soperlor quality of LACE'
LEATH elc OL.II HYDRANT itusE, corrlcl
/21V1VIlsl 111.1,1:S. it El.r litttqi,
GIZEALT IMESTERN
PLANING MILL,
Corner of Parbrii Street ad Dpizecoo Tay,
PITTSBURGH.' PA
Sash Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
31ADF.11/ 0111)Elt. untlnlsisel work la put In a
dry house and dritshed Yeti en taken out. Palings,
Flooring. Weather Boarding, Laths and tlhluglea
constant yon hand. gswing s re-sawing and Stroll
rowing done with dispatch. Boxes of ' all kindS
lands to under. . or htS JOHN IiF.ATII.
BARKER .& HASELTINE.
N 0.12 illth Street, Second story,
I
OVER:H. RICHARDSON 4
DEALIIIIS tx
LOOKING- GLASSES,
Pictures and Frames of all kitds, "
MOULDINGS, &c., ticc
A full etpet con.tantly on hand,
H.
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DYER AND SCOURER,
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Matz Window Curtains and Chair Covers
Cleaned d Reglazed without unpacking. •
- Nos. 35 and 31 Third Street,
ectween Wpott and tisacha.ta
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ALLFGUENT CITY FLOUR AND
FEED 73TC101.1.Z,
S. C. McKASTER & Co.,
135 Ohio SLAlieghenY•
Wholocale and iteLall healer, Ick
Food eb 6X4iIEL.
Cull paid - forWheyt and I:ye. • 1e7445.1
NEW PAPEH HANGINGS.
der . Fot PAICAMS—French Merge. with Gel d
POE LlBlZAlLlES—Lkneprla.rerrerrre.a Onnn
VgjedllALLS—Nevr rairerne'cre Bed Clay
gr ra . CITANDEICS — Lace and /tuella
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F.. MIISSMANN
Filth Street. between Tunnel and:
th nth ant Ntreeta,
GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE
n. rind elms
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10NT LOAN OFFICE,-
PltUburgh. NO. 151.
nkII7IIVINLII MTIMET, corner of itt z u,
mop,/ Loaned on alleer etatea. Hernia,
Diamond., Jewelry, Gold goo Mire, Wtchea.
Clothing , . and va.ll.Luie art lclea of erery descrlot
7he tr0..411 cannot bc , delivered arlthnut • tleket.
Not accountable 13 ease of are or robbery.
„.!4 " 22. d. 7.1.717..1'.17""afur le ai4o e•t
11 01111E8, BELL & CO.,
Anchor Cotton 31111 s, Pittsburgh ,
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ANCII. 'IL (Dr 16/ 1 RE
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NIOLAAMES-10 bbla; 80.-shun i
yotts,,,, eme).P.lst see. Ive.l see ihr sale
by Fel'Z.Elt Melte ILONG,
Oewl alarkrt and I,:est streets.
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received wtd for tab- by
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corner Markt t afol its atsienna.
A PPLES-15hy Apples
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corner mar kr t and elm *trim ta
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