Dit GOODS,TRIIIIMINGSAo ,NEW .GO9DS AT WHOLESALE. 2,000 DoZ. 11052:, hirliorluo, WOOl, 'Balmoral 500 liOrtsFOiee r : Wool is le leti • 'I,OOO,DOZ. OLOVE.h,I In L Thre . s.l lithr Cloth. Berlin an Wool 500 DOZ. BUCK. tiI.UVEs arid Mit% and Fur. 000 ' LBi T . o rrNIVTIND YARN, all colors: French. oriels, Balmoral hoop StrOls, •nblast Knit Shawls, Capes. Infants' Jackets; hearth sod COnifoits, sloe `Gent's Furnishing .Goods. Li estM n a d . W o oo nend O r s U sdd a betc a t lnnets: • • arsortmont of Trimmings, Fancy Gesds and Notions. Merchants, and all •he bu• to soll sgti , are re • s pert lull y Inv ed. to call and routine o r stock be- . for , vo on...Last:4 o 'sew bore. ; Rif Vor atm la 10 five satlaractl 4 • - lILLGEDM (CLYDE & CO. SO3. IV 41114 SO Market St. ( . iIIENTLEMIE/t I S • - • FURNISHLIG GOODS.- Furnishhig Goods. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC AND THiL (TEs.ZBaaTED Bon-Ton Hoop Skirts, 4 1 Wholesale or Retail. 1 a • 10a I?. H. ] A!roi~Tr's, 17 Firth f§treet. !Mil NL W FAI7. GOODS. IffACRITM & CARLISLE, 19 Fifth 9i!teitt, tiv+e toes Olk.nediiil extenSlT,e •ed eDleadld stock of • WIESE AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, RICH IitIiNNET & TRIMMING RIBBON Vet BROIDERIES of evert deserlntlan,_ • /UCH AND ELEBANT LACE tioODS, PEAL LACES orsil kinds, P RAN. LACE TRIMMED HOODS, • iTATILIN LAC. St—s, splendid line,' NAINSOCHt„ SWISS, JAL..N ET MUSLIN; LIN EN LAU N & CAMBRIC. IRISH LLNEN; tiLiivild- at. etw and attractive aisle.: complete assortmost; • LIIDIE.S , &CHILL/RENS , MERINO VESTS and DILtWERS, FANCY ZEPHYR , AILT/CLlMii—Splendld - stples BID Benson: • UP.ItLIN &NIX AMERICAN' ZEPHYRS,. e WotoL, TLIE.ISENUINEVASHMEItE TARNS—aiI colors ILADI,EY is el - . ItTS of ever, 51. C. FANCY. ART ~ES AND NtSILID.SS. - . DM Merchants and I)ealeis will find it to their advert. ttge to tall and examine our present extensive stock before purchasing elsewhere. All on:goods Voltie purchased /Silver. on the beet terms.we are i•repared . m.tl will make a low prices as any East= cm Jobbing House. • tiAOIIIAI CARLISLE, 14.7 err GOODS JOST RECEIVED 331 r , JOS. EIORIsTEI . Sc CO. el F 3 (IJP.N~TB .I:VD 1147`8, Al :the leading Pall Aty los . mirlo lll v . * ex-p - . .Ckcsacles. C. Teo sod Frames, Psrls Taney and Colored Bilk and inmost dsalrabio sttalles; - Phdr. lancy•Boo nst and Trlmullug Ribbons, new aud rich colors; Flowers. choicest French and American; Feathers, fa ci".l,s: and thlrg , • • 31X1=33Xii. 0 X:i I:EIA3, Mtn M.:Mena cerebric, Limburg, harlas, Loone, Cluny, cenne Edgmge and inserting,: Flnunctotra, Ba.pda and Iludlings Shubrsidered and KM Linen Col lars. 03T74, eels, Lases and Lace Goals. - I*.ess and Close Trimmlnes and Ornaments:. Balt Prl nee, Limps and Brake; . Prima Trlmmtngs. Bugle Frame, W HISS' G 0010 . 4: ' • isiu tzolt c ..coLu t ete , stock of daconets, .Rcu 1 rrchicil. Plain. Lace. flem-stitcled; Item- Embroide , ed, Tana Bordered, ete., etc. Roatery and Oloyet in every warlety and all atzei. ' Ladles , and 'Lent's - Underwear. • A'Urtti (sag goods: nuspenders and Bean Shirts and. Matter. :Duplex, Bon-Ton and IBL coon atria; Cons.'s, fair PUri, Net*. Orden and eIIC - Belthug. Buttons—the I.test novelties, all buds.. •- .• Yartm—Oreatest CatillMere, LILIIIbt. Wool and Kul - .g in the:carious ml.e.turos. plain colors cot's raper Udllirs, sad cresll . llllag In the 1.10., tlo - Prices as ow as Esetern Sobbing lionises. Nos. Tr and 19 Market Street. .NEW FALL GOODS, JD.V,N N 1 t4OIN'S, Jro. 2i Ell TO STREET: • EMISIOUIDENVEZOn new and elegant natterna: FA NOY and PLAIN IISIKILY, In b • st qualltles;' rAtBROIDEELED LUANDA EIIeeLLEFS; HEM -STITCHED • do f)IITATION and REAL LACE do V ALENC VSES LAOIS. :BEAL THREAD LACE: LOD i'A [ION do do IMITATION do -du GUIPURE 'LACE. • do HIIIPURE do ',AIM En. :DIESS.CArd Ina variety of styles; NEW tal Le. LADIES - HEAD DRESSES; 71 • WHITE atflßTtl . NECK-TIES, rAl'Elt b LIN- N COLLARS: EgeIIitt.,WORSTEDS, • t i l l attAlALT . E s. g.N B S, O3 SH ifewWzOAL lada fallline.of NOTIONS, Arc. AU our Efoods at °laid a 4 XaCoVVEriiit 'Cismois I TARO,ItIcCAPILDESS & CO., • N-f MATS WILSON, Claim C 0.,) INUOIXSALIS. D/C Azvats IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOBS. • • roc,. 041V/12 ac.a. Tbiol novae above Manion , ACCO CIGAR - EXCELSIOR TOBACCO-vvonits: & W. JENKINSON . • . WANUFACTWiEns XI:(DS OP . • IrObille4o, Snitti And Cigarer, No. . 6' FEDENN#STNNET. 1 bird , :oor fium sis Pladon Tefib ßis .., r. Erariel itoin at Balcm..Obto. mr24;1•36 B. B. JEFFRIES, - blennfasAurer and Wholesale' and Retail Dealer In all klqds of TOBACCO 'SNUFF AWCICARS, No. 0 ST. cram STEXIT, Prirefersou, //WA lune assessment of liIILEUSCIAI7SI PI M. Sind eSSIOEllits TOBACCO, of the best e ttallth k tpt on bstos. tiEORG E BL nw U cn D e- AEIwN DSCEE /N, SWABS, C HEWIN G } TOBACCO smoking Tobacoimipes,sc c 41L evrelerstb. estroet, (New corner of Ltbertl,l' uti2Lb.l4 VI . E,C4RAd Betalt i d "" * " 2 ° t and Wkotetale an ykkA kr In all ki_udit of Tobacco, Snng and ri et zt gare z . r • 445 xr..a.zris - Ism Toftee*lfEe• catmeNassortmenkotro k . m PIANOS; OBEANS, ar o . " • ELIIILDBURY NEW TOnKO llehootaelter I Co., Philadelphia JPX.eg 0213.. - - The Eatey & Co. Cottage Organ, . AMERICAN ORGAN. • CegraVgalab4g."' a° 4 CS/040' 01 46::, and watllie Vo t rkTalt‘ aan ammlaaa over all paisiallorik i si vall' the -ca.—. sad Oeunty Salm' , la arils( they an ag: 1 10 any When. All watteete4l ATII yams • r " W ,Ig4MIK,& HAAB 12 et. Pitaitrktiak-r; , - I SMIChr. CO:11:61111EAT UNRIVALLED PIANO FORTES. roams a u 0.4 4,oll;l=rommea Arriitaild 0600113.16.21 D MicleV6o.)ll6..Orar I any Thou ruin air* tirAVlA.Risr trie,,alry MAMA Ml= MM. AND sti - BuRBAN. • (ADDITIONAL LOCAL OWE Om EMT PAGE.) The Hostess, of the Pletsburg_h Press. g. 8. 4 ,,,,,,,". H. A. Weaver has received the following returns, made under oath to Assist , ant Assessor Patterson, of the reoeipts in cash' far advertising during the past guarter GAMMTA $15,015 , Dispatch. Comosereal 14,122 Chronicle—. . 13,565 Post - 6,197 The Pittsburgh Actors' Aid Union—lm nui portant lleettug—tio i tit ution Adopt ed and Officers those . For same time back tit members of the theatrical profession at pretentlocated in this city, have been at worlcuisking the necessary preliminaries for the formatiOn of an Actors , Art Union here, similar to that now in opera tion in Philadelphia, the object ot.which shall be the mental and social Improvement of the members. For the prirpose of effecting an or ganization sad the furtherance of their laud able project, there was a meeting of histrions hell yesterday afternoon in the parlor of the Mansion House, on Liberty street. • tompontry organization was erected by calling W. 151; Ward . to the chair and appolint- Lag J. E. Hamel, SecretarY. On 'assuming the presidency. Mr. Ward said in substance that he felt it, his duty as the extuntive officer nro tem, to state the ohject for with they had come together. It was h a.. view to forming an association that would enhance the condition of the actor and actress—morally, socially, and intellect ually.. A. society that would assitnulate one with another, to do away with all petty lent. oustes and make them one in cr. moment, In interest,luid In purpose—in fact, a brother hood fixed on a basis in D onc,enance with the advancement and talent Unit class, or pro fession to which they belonged. The actors of Philadelphia had the b u t hoor ot taktng the first at In this matter, ho hoped Ore long to find Gm profession bound . together in such aSsaciationt in every city in the United States' the drama hart gained stoo d hold, that his follow professionals • shoul have an equal share In the benefits that will accrue therefrom. Mr. G. S. Grey moved that the tionstltution governing-the Art Union of Prtilitdolphla be 'read tor the instruction of the meeting. The .motion was 'seconded by Mr. W. W. Moreland, who proceeded to illustrate in a lucid thinner the workings of the Philadel phia 'Union of which he had been a member. The following Constitutiou was then read, and on motiorrunaromonsly adopted: - tikerioN I.—Thld Association he sailed the t , ticroaat A.RT UNION." Sac. 2—The object -of this Association shall be to raise by subscriptions, donations and benefits, a fund to establish a library and midi. tog room, end for such other purposes ea the members of this Association may direct. Sac. 3.—The business anitiitfalra of this As sociation shall be managed .by thirteen (1 3 ) Directors, TIC: a President, \ ice President, Corresponding and Recording Secretary, Treasurer. Librarian and eight others, who shall be elected semi-anti unity, from the resi dent members of the AsiPelatiou. Bre. -4—The poisons eligible to become Members of this Association, shalt As all con nected with the theatrical profession— subject to the approval of the Beard of Direc -Sec. s.—Candidates for membership shall be balloted for. Three or more black balls re .ject; nor shall any person eo rejected be again balloted for in tan Association before the ex plmtion of sir. mouths from such rejection. Seg. '6.--,Certlfleates of membership shall he 'signed by the President and Secretary. . , Szc. T.—The initiation feo of this. ,iissocin. Lion, including certificate and copy of the constitution, shall be one dollar and slaty-five cents. SEC. B.—Any member of this Association who shall neglect to ray his or her dues for the perk,.. of three mentos, shall be liable to expulsion. eV.. s.—No notice shall be given to members In arrears, the possession of these rules being deemed and declared eurticten.t. Sue. 10—All debts, money r for ball tickets, concerts, festivals, theatrical porformancea, lectures and exhibitions for the benefit of this AlsocintlOni due by members, shall be paid within ono month, oh penalty of expulsion. SAC. Lb—Every expense occasioned by post age, Carriage or otherwise, in conducting the trainee:lons between this Association and the members thereof, shall be discharged by the individual member on whose account Such el pen.] may have been incurred. - See.l2.—Any tucmber practisinger attempt ing fraud upon the Association shall ho ex- Sec. 13.—N0 member- shall io_ qualified 1114.44 Z.C. :cite at any Teml-annual, or special genera - 1 meeting, nolo a such member's dues and lines shall cave been pa - d np previously. /1,--A member withdrawing from the profession does not forfeit any of the; rights and privileges of the Association. Sec. 13.-..-Any member wishing to withdraw from this Association most apply (In writing) and be clear of- the Secretary's books. Eric. 16.—Amember suspended for non.pay ment of duos, can be reomstated by paying the amount accumulating before and during the term. of 111.5 or - her suspension. If for un becoming- conduct, Ovate of the A 6110010.1011 - must he taken premium to his 'or her re-ad. dec. 17.—N0 member shall be expelled un less two-thirds of the vote, of the members present he in the affirmative. • SEC. 18.—Should any member enter the meet iug-room during the time of meeting in a slate of intoxication, ho snail pay for the first 'offenses flue of one dollart for the second two iao lane, and for the third shall be ex pelled. . Mr. W. - 11. Ward (lir- Orel in the Chair) of. fired the following, which was approved or. rind to which two gentlemen present attached their signatures ; Betrothed, That we. the' undereigned, mem "hers or the Thuatiloai profession, pledge our: selves to abide by the rules and-regulations of this Union as set forth in thecOnstitutlon and by-Iltaa that now le, or - wilt hereafter he, adopted, and that we form ourselves info a breech order of the Acton' Art Cfnicut,•tha hend being in rallattelptila. • The aeseelation-theitwent into an election for pc: umnebt officers, when the following gentlemen were chomn to serve fur the mien lug atx-uontbs 7. C. D. Hein, Dresideoll W. Ward, Vice cresideut; G. Ryder, secretary; J. F. Cet-ean,. Treasurer; J. C. lleybourne, Itt brarien. On ..otloti Cof J. C. Hall, the inaction of direcbtrs was }postponed for the present out of not. rtesy to those members of the profes. Dion ho, tlitongt 1111005 Causes, Wars tut ads to be probent. • Air. Oroy moved that a Committee oh - Two, .00nsiting of one from each theatre, be ap pointed to wait upon Mr. Hese and notify him or hir election asPreiddent of the Union, and ah-o to others him to the place of meeting. Tie motion was put and carried, and the Chau appoirdod Messrs. (fray and Crossett to sere. on that Committee. • Dr. J. Al. cook desired to know if the ladies of the profession were guallfled to become members of theAssoeuttion. The meeting, by a unanimous voice, dcelar (al that they a ere. Messrs. tiray,Stewart, Ileybourno, "tall and liartrul, were then appointed a- Conunntee to draft. a series of By Laws to be reported - at Übe next meeting of the Association. The meeting that; adjourned to meet at three Welt:Mt- on Mondry afternoon at the eatne place, when a full attendance is re- . • :Aral her prepossessing damsel named Henri etta came to tha office of alderman 'lambert, yesterday, and made an informs ticm againat John C. Harmer,' for affiliation. The protieoutrix alleges - that she resides in Columbiana county, Ohio, within a few miles of East Liverpool, where else became acquaint,- '•ed with Harmer, a bmkesman on the. Pitts; he a lth .and 'Cleveland 'Railroad, some time ent inter: Being of a lively, familiar dlispo. • "tio r and withal quite •handsome, It was oo difficult matter for John to gain the love and confidence of the too enaceptible Henrietta_ It was the old, old story, of faith confided and trust betrayed. The knowledge of her fall reaching the cars at her parents, the was fore. ed to wilt the parental rtnif, which she did, and came to this city, where she arrived on Friday last in quest of her direlect haver, who she met in the Union Depot, on Tuesday af ternoon. She quietly asked him if it was hie intention to redeem his pledges, at whichhhe became terribly Incensed, and told her he did not want her to talk to him any more on such an obnoxious subject: Finding that she had no oth ir alternative but to resort to the law alto proceeded to the magistrate sallies and made oath as stated. A warrant has been Issued for the arrest of the accused.. • &c, . Optics 16 Danger.--Elargaret James came 'to the Wilco or-Justice Lippert, yesterday, and instituted legal proceedings against • Jane. Thompson, Charging her with threateging to Impair the optics and mar the vision of the deponent, or, In other words, Jane said In a 'violent and uMpltatic manner that she would Put out the eyes of the preset:atal; Ibr which she was arrested and:madeto give hail In the sum of aSGO for ner appearance at a hearing to be bad in the ease to-usorrow, at three o'olock. Pittsburgh and Allegheny Orphan Asylism.—The new building of the Pitts burgh and Alleglieuy Orphan Asylum, alm trti on hides street, Allegheny, will bo 'open for tee reception of visitors this afternoon, at half past two o'clock .. The clergy, and all friends of the institution, are invited to at tend. Addresses , from allatioguished speak. era may be--expected. Vile building 11 one handrtd and Any by tlfty.foist, and coat about ESE= National Wool Ciroweeal Meeting. -- 1t L now s. well understood matter witn the woolArortera that the National Wool Growers' meo g Ito . be held at Cleveland; Onto, on ,Wednesday, November 14th, will be very lamely attended,. and that the most brilliant talent engaged in sheep husbandry in the country will be present. The Us.r.errs will be represented striae Convention. • • Assault and finsieri.—;Yritrlek camp to , olliro, of, Alderman Lynch, yesterday.; and Made <lath against Sam uel Kay, for assault ,- and battery. The alonea consisted In - the Rlefenitant striking Patrick in too face with his etthched Met, the blow.being of snob force as to prostrate the Infuriated Patrick in the street. A. warrant baSbterf Issued for the arrest of the &ceased. Boy. Bnined.—A. Lid named William John Myron employed lathe Excelsior Glass Wort ks. lu Pitt tuutudtm, was severely, burned yelier - dayby belogettuot tn the face with a lamp or hot glass that another. „bey. named of Patrick Donnelly, sees cartilage= Um end a puma. •Vousitni Beats:tor 11111146—ny refgroace our advarttordr colorans taro clumeo Is of fend to espitailits of cOtintrY teats for ale. . , **owe . 4olebted to Davis, Clarke a Co.. CS Wood street, ter the October number of the Arcerrays,l4o4,..liovhsw.. • , epee ha -Canal...L.—Ms. ,Wutalmos booth- Ety7 ay 110,6 become u? popular Mat vilirlOtUi artist- haVe nut out srur... callugg thaw Mra WSI O I I . rival:W:4OP tart the Mrs. nr at tbb Syrup le not cacruct,. 44 VI any Obis Tilrr • EARLY TELEGRAMS. lffr. Stanton will Dint ROMlgn—rieldeab (Meatlon Before the Cabinet—The President's In osa —Commlethluunr Peak Itemoved--Aieh e'en and Pike's Railroad—Change In the Itestsesered Letter Ply stem. Now Your, November . 7.—The Herald's Washington special ray'S.: We have It on good authority that Secretary' Stanton never has been requested to resign, but that Ito will con tinue-in charge of the War Department. The report that lie and the President...have had a misunderatundpg in relation to the new ap pointments lit the regular army, is totally un- Arum The Prosidon4 bus fully concurred in Mr. Stantona action in regard to them.' At the Cabinet mlietleg toalay, all the sh am bora wore present. including sir. Seward. It is understood the Mexican lice.l ion we-tinily discussed. It is intimated here, upon god authority, that the itrestch.nt will, in his forthcoming message to Congress, icy before that body an utnendment to tile Constitution el:eller to the omipaaseil at the last ecadon of Confine, within few modidattlims. . • - The West requires the removal of Commis sioner Roillne. The Presitleut has declared Abet a removal wilt occur, bet ho leaves the selection or a successor to Sir. Rollins in . the hands of the Secretary of the Treasury. Tire Secretary has already declared his preference ih case of a change, for spoouer of Ohio. The Secretary of the Intoritty has received' from the President of the At helot atilt Pike's , Peak Railroad Company an titllchirlt, showlitu the rompletton of the ',vetted section of twon 1T miles of said road. fee t,iovernment•Coup intssionera probably, within a few days, proceed to the lines of the read and examine the section. • The headquarters of the Department of Ten. nooses have been transferred from Nashville to LOllidVlllo. Thu President tolelay apliolotNl James E. Williams of loud, Register of lAnd Wilco at Fort Dodge, lowa, and T W. pmiford, of No. braska,Regt2tcr Of Land Officelln Nebraska. Tho returns reemeed.at thil General Laud Ofilee, Pole the local,ol9Ces at. the Faits of St. Croix, Wisconsin. islitiw that ;VS acres of the nubile lands were Olsposed of dm lug October, of which 1,418 acres Were taaen up for actual settlement under the homestead law. .The ettah sales amounted to 87.01.5, 1. A Tribune Washington special says: 'J112109 Gayloi. the well known special agent or the 7Postoftletillepariutrut, Is here, at too bead of a committee of special agents, for the per. pose of revising the regulauceis and arrange. imests relative to regtstured letters. The agent have been iu consultation with Poet master General Randall nearly all lay, and have nearly matured their plan. amt they I : meet to-morrow In New . York for a lerther Consultation. The principal feature Is to furnish all Poet. masters . with large sized envelopes, printed In brilliant colors, and made so conepleueus from their silo and apneumneu that they rail. not ho easily cOncealed or stolen by persoos having charge of the opening or c using of the pouches. At present registered letters do not direr much in appearance from ordinary letters, and can often be captured by it Fktlltul thief without detection. The'systeln of cc cords and receipts now in use has been found useless. It is confidently expected that the new plan. when fully matured. *ill gird, much greater security to registered letters, and bring that important pat t of the mall service Into more general use, and miss it in the public estlsint. lion. The value of a good system of registry to „business people cannot be overestimated. rho proposed system will boa great improve ment Over tbat now In usc, . Raw Yoga, November 7. —ln New York twen ty Republicans and cloven Democrats are elected to Congres,, continuing the delegation In Coogresi as ut present- Thl 'loose of As sembly will haven large' : llepubhenn majority, as tho Senate elect ml last year already hru. The Weitel admits the election of Fenton by A.Cal majority; the nisei by 10,00 L the herald by from 3,000 to 1,000, and the TriDuite by at least the malority given In 1031, ' • Brresto„ Nara:inter 7.—The entire Demo cratic ticket was elected hero yesterday. ,• Delawsire. I . III4ATMLI . IIId, November 7.—lbiturne from the election In Delaware have been. receive'!. Newcastle county giros majority for KW die. Kent itives 9SI Democratic majority. bar sex. comity to not complete, but council to known to fix Mel/mot - ratio majority in the State at one thiwritinil. Democratic gulp of flyeb emir.] . Nrweaz, S. d., November 7.-11111, lt,tpuoll - is elected to Congress by about 1,;:m ma jority; and it ts believedtbst Governor• New ell Is re.eleeted iu the Second door:et. The Con •reaslonal delesottiou will stand lour Ito. publteans to ono Demacia.t. A guts; of • Elevator Destroyed by Flee. °memo, N. Y., November 7.—The Northwes tern Elevator, which was built on the W13:5( side of tee river in 1.E.:5.1)y Irwin d Glean, and the largest .in the' city, lin- lug a storage capacity 0f.300,000 bushels, was destroyed by Are last night. There was stored in it bushels of grain, on. which there , is rtn.insur. ance .of The elevator. Mee i - 11.111.1 at ti 50,000, and. 14 insured for V. 1,00.• Thu less tells principally 110011 Ert9terli cOmpanie, The are was drat discovered In the cupola. nun Is Sup p osed to 11000 taken from a -park from a passing propeller. Tale use will not Interfere with the handling-of grain at ads port, as tho storage capacity at present Is alma:two millions of bushels. Prom UsTaaa—MosxtEilllillan's Abdlen ..T.rner Yon; Nov. 7.—Havana ailviees of the let slate that LorenntlV's successor was ex.. , peeved daily. /around' himself had deter• mined to leave the Island on the 131; 'Whether Sue new. Captain Oeuerul had arrived at that time or ri.ot. Vera Cruz dispatches; via Havana, confirm the report of 3ls.lllllllllurfil 9ndtlau departure for Orizaba. ' The nothisebtld Tobacco Case. NEw Yong, Nov. 7.-The Time.' Richmond special says: The further conslituratlen of the Bothectilld Tobacco case Id postponed un til the late lost,. Judge Lyons In tho time reserving hta 11e.01310n uOOl.l the ad Witty of the paper ore ed by the aovernuient through Mr s (Moodier, thus leaving the Mat ter open for further :Argument at that time, should either potty so desire. Sew Yont, November 7.—The wife of an ez policeman named Jones, was found dead at her residence In Vl:say-ninth street, :sear First avenue, yesterday morning, under circum stances tb d indicated that rite had been le or • dared.. Bcr buethutt, John Jones, IV:td uric:sled and locked up for examination. ;JOCKS HAIM. . R. g. YOIINO. ' 11.1v11.8 • 700vg11 onOWle. ALLEGHENY 'BREWERY. Hering purchased the old edablithed Brewery known as the A L.L.E.IIIIEN formerly _ owned by , :am t° poell & Hech, we +room inform th p patine that we Intend continuing the =emanating) of SPRING WATER A L'ES • • Node from Pare gprlng_Water, and from our ftellI: ties and lung experience In the bulginesc, n o feet estlencd that we will be ensnlegi in give entice cu isine-lonia those who may favor us with their pat °nage. EiTIIXTIEE do CCo.. • 465 Rebecca Street, AlXEGiiviii CITY... iFirmiordera left st BROWN & (311.111.a1t , d, 203 Liberty street,. Pittsburgh, will be promptly attended to. nc,1,151 AitHist ion FROM WAMIINGTON. THE ELECTIONS. =CM ECM CM Nuppo,ed Murder. Git Ayr, 96 Liberty Street, DEALERS IN GROCERIES .& PRODUCE, . -- 4 7 resh and Choice Artsetes, AT LOWEST IItABII , Our aim Is to keep a • • First-Class Family Grocery, Irlld make it &SATISFACTION to ALL whO may IST Or as with their patron..., to QUALITY. PlUt h and DEA LI .15 BaRCUS 4' GRJEF, • 00 Ltbaty corner, 041'0 , 7. tett 8[1:0076 SUPERIOR OAK TANNED, PAT. ENT STRETORED AND RIVETED LEATHER BELTING AND 110 SE, Manufactured at No. 58 SMITHFIELD oT., HARTLEY. PHELPS & CO. Al.o, Agents for Now York Itut,bor Co. Gi-ictra 33 el ti n 4)- - Alway e on hand, a cuperlor quality of LACE L.F.ATGE.II awl tichl HYilltAN I llotlE, CUL'I'Llt RIVETS and BURS. BELT DOGE,. et.c.TlM•ekt ST. CLAD R it I*V. TDEET, 22 22 RITSOIAN L 4CTA SURVEYING INSTRUSI N'tn, UPErIA GLASSES Tr-Lt.:XI 'ES. - STaREOncOVEs. 311(50rq ( WKS, 4.I.ISIDINATION HY DttoM F.TERS. U:34. standlini TH EintomyrEntn, BA ROM ttrs, SA( GROSI- ET ELD"" PITZMU 1:1n P rt i4l tijalTin ' itA ' s o, mt. Clair Stavet -------- • LIAMBVIIG CREESE. • j Imo BOXES FOR. SALE BY • CHARLES C. BALSLEY.( MM== BUTTER,' ' 19 KX(i9 TILICSII L'ACICY.I) YUli 96!.10.W OHAHLEtI.C. HALBLEY. Yo. TOl Ltbert9 street CHEESE. • 100 REOE.CLIOICE GOSHEN FOB SALE HE CLIABLE4 u. BALSLET. Rat tOo cum . of dtscise" of iftrivste nsiure, to N • - Llhrrb ett e ‘tsm two u t r a 7 .bi t Also, n ru i . 1 4 . n r al; .W7:r tonda.l4:ly stew , etr E d . u LT n °"_ ' Lo MIA. N. 1% to 47 , • r• CDOICE CANNED 4'EACIIES.. IC4 dozen, to Sind 1% Round COM, for ciao If, 1 , 1, n.lta.• S SEVERANCE, No, WATI , , N .. O.I .ST TS, RE W E IIO r. U r triT b2 l3lW ' com n'i t ' llrd ß rni °l = 01 *man' description. • . DULED BLILICKBERia.,E9, (urg•AV.33lcfgrrigrAkttgind BisAstAtlM! , 30 BBLS. FOB BALE .te,f, """"' •••• . , MD :CHAE4I I S BALSLET, 50 r, c ,„gul B , ~I cc ' e L !!‘ra 1 02 1 11 11 4 1 ' 111514 .1 4 • - A. fEs-bf.Y & 0911 • .Cl ZADers, moot.. 4- «31 Wholoica Jhoddistd, 17 Wood Math CHAILLE.Y 0. 13ALSLYT • SPECIAL NOTICES. ar THE Qtrieron , THE QUEEN! TITSQUI EN OF HAIR RESTORERS! MEd. ITINPLOWiII QUEEN lIR ItIISTOEEB I. QUEEN, not only lat HAIM, be i s 1111:11768. Isthe Best Hair Restorer ewer offered to the Palates An Infallible atterOtart and ylitegglien Of the liair If faithfully applied. • n 18 'so Hair Dye. It Acts directly upon the roots of the lair chang ing grey hair toita °hi:mania color; arresting Pre mature decay andfalllnrout of the hair; eradicat ing scurf and dandruff; and curing all humors of the toil' thence dry and whir hair to soft and luau rie trcu.seg. ^ It Impart. It delightful fragrance to the heir. • In short, If you slab to restore yourhale, lo youth, and retain It through Ilfe use . ERS.WINSLIWS QUEEN 11Allt RES`tiallt. Price SI per bottle, • bold by ell P, oggista• R. E. SELLERS 8z CO., Wholesale Agtiiis. myx):42 - Mr'Slilfl. BARNHILL & Co., BOILER MAKERS SHEET IRON WORREUS, Ifion. 20, 22, 21 0,74 20 Penn St. Having eeenroA% large yard, and (nrolohe6lVglth the most approved It...natters, we are nrePar.O anufactur.• everg duacrintion ot Wien. In the ' , atr manner. ann narrant,d equal to any mad" to the country. Chimney., Ilreeenlnn, Vire Hada, 51,11111'1W, Leocolll.ltiV. Boiler& Condenenta. Salt Pant, Tank, 011 tithe, Agitator*, Settling ra... Holler Iron, Itridgea, nog r Pans; and sole manu facturers of ItAKSHILL•ti PATKNT 110liatI13: Itepatring done on the shortest notles. IgirLARE SUPERIOR COPPER MILL AND SMELTING:WORKS. ,riiimutrsou PAILIIiIicOURDY_ 4 CO., Slanarsitarera 'of Sheathing, BraalOW and Belt Copper. Preiee4Copoer Uot.lonot, 'Weed ettll Doc tor., Spelt, Snider. Mao. Importer, and dial. ea to Mrtala,.Tln Plate, Shoat ham, Wire,`&n. COrl . atantly on hand Tint:eta' Machine. nd Tool, Warehouue, No, 110 nits . ; and 1.2) Stecoao aeneaTn, Pat .burgh. epeelat order, of Coppor cot to any dealred pattern. Inyl4:o4:dBs.T rgrPITI'SBILTRAIR SAW WORKS. I ilYrittAßD. 17.130 41h. WORKS: rera of PATEN'f OH , lt N MEC UL A its, rratxant ed COOT STEEL S WA, of every deacription. Mules, Cross-Cot, and all other varieties. All Linos of KNIVES and SP IMid made Rom Sheet Cast Steel; Extra rednel REAPER and MU Ws INES KNIVES. de. AO - Warehouse and Worts, comer Wont' and Snort? tritErrs, Pittsburgh. Particular attention isaid to - re-toothilair. dusi• tulnn and stralahteuinstarculanSaga; also. roPalra of f oi l tines •Puxlchluit and . don St rot. snaratee. ica:elSl arltOillINSON, REA A. CO:. (Sue oenor. to HOUINSON, MINIS .5 MILLEIOI.) . WASHINGTON WORIiS I Founders it Mescbl42lstm, Piti.burirb. • Ilanurocturer• Of Bast and Stationary Steam En- V ' s e tting o , n t ' arl ' o gt ro ' l Z l , l l l o!e M rp97::L '7. (ll ( rT ' a r :ll sod Stills. Doild r awl olteCt Irma Worm s : 40 - Agenta for (il IrFAICIPSPATENT INJECTOR. fur loading boilers. ' I Mr . JOHN COCHRAN 8411110.. • . Manufacturers of Iron Vanita and Vaal Doors,.lron Balling. Window Shutters, •WindOw Guards, .Ac., No.. ill' elocond and bd Third street, between Wood and Market, nave on hand a varie ty of new pattern., fancy and plain, .nitable for all '" !tr:;l' e a s Aleillar Attention 'paid to enelognj Grave Lots. Jonuing done at abort notice. nih9:l3, !grin ARBIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning and Instruction fur Young lien. Alan. !Mews and Abuses which urns trate Vie 1 . 111 l ryoweril. with,meana of sun,' relief Sent free of chargo lu-sea ed letter envelopes. Ali. dress, 'Di. J. KILIAN HOUWITON. Hogrard As s Va. au21:119.0.t WT BOOTS AND SHOES THOMAS H. PHELPS, DEALEit BOOTS, SIIOES, BALMORALS, GAITERS AND RUBBERS, 46 SMITHFIELD ST, PITTWBURGIN. umussoN di— 01 .Varket Street. Ilsre INt ra.tred L I lama andorsll iwicalitit?et 0 Men's Trench Calf, Sip and Water-Proof Boots, Ladie e s 'hisse Boy's, Youths , and Children*, COON, MI06; 6.4ITEES,, iIIIORILS, BD BUDS Of All the Latest Styles, MAN UFACTU RED i.EFLIVMLY FOR. THE RETAIL TRADE. oco . bicirLINTOCH,,. • • 92 Federal Si,, Allegheny, Has 1.,t received the i.rgest and bone selected , Itte<l Os Bob, 96cz9, Gaitero, 631L101113,_Slippers and Galas, :Ever nreogb t tbie l inerket. • • • 4.71VZ 11131 A CALI. BEFCIIIC rill/CHASING: • er.nr.4 nen, Aire cm.iLvwcs.p3Er...oss Boot and Snot, Einportunt, int Federal hercet. Allegheny CUT. 0e.4 _ AILARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL SUM3I6R BOOTS, SUOES, GAITERS 4rsd Ilattnoral.9, Jost recolvtd, and wtll be sold at tha VEHT LONV EST rltlllES, elthor Wholesale or 114ta.11. MTN us A (MW. B.EVORE IVlMUAbista ILSE Wiixttc. • . J. LI; A. W. C. BORLAND, No. 9, Market street, ".d door from Fifth Bt. inyli • g. • • . M 212133211 • coorr.n . JOUN VIKLOIXQ. U •IYIELDIN & 8119, Muiluraetorcre ned Dealer. In C/1-1.131t OM: slxv.cie BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS, tio. 140 Ohio St., Allegheny. ttepalrlng promptly executed on the shOrlest no troy.. le7 m 52 R . J. 11..ANCF; • - BILK AND !WOOIACN DYER AND SC9tMER, Chintz Window Curtains and Chair Cpyers Cleaned to lteglearn without unpacking. Noe. 3 and 3'7 Third Street, Between Wood And Smittifitid, PITTPUUIII:II,F . A. & Pittsburgh White - Lead Works, Pl= WHITE LEAD, ULUILL.CAYS Glte r r i rd i tklilVop. PALNITIN :Zip: ARAI "Cfrr , rs.rwil 7-f -27i0.118-MANN, Firth Strad. bef w an Tte.ini/ and Chatham titrer,is, OUNSMITH AND DEALER';fI HARDWARE Firct diva goodir of DU doah,tiona always on band *OW at I. 1) ^ lowest p'rlres. Itapairing don Co., .le. , ,,prem : • • " 411aputac ' Grand azd Square Pianos. PL. it STILICET, T!,eoo9d Unteloiky NEW I OISE • .mourootorod bT arm are straw . Passed rcl, .orrbl, Mean brLliont sod arePalbesdl • ",Z l ` . • Acollom wort.mostahln Circutors • • •ad,laess PRr/ATE DISEASES. .011/fICX :53S rEt!ti BTIIEET. nwr Hasa. WHOLESAL CAPaRy 'LANDLESS CO" 1 94 WOOD STREET, PITTSI3ICI WROIibALE DEALERS ;.Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, LEM Announce that they liave just received and are -now opening an •UNUSUALLY LARGE And WELL SELECTED STOCK 'of all articles in the EM DRY GOODS 'LINE, Which they offer to the trade at the lowest market rates. Dealers will find it to their ad vantage to call and examine their Stock, comprising a hand some assortment of many Scarce and Desirable Goods, Together orllh Sugertor styles or Prints, - American Delaines, Standard Sheetings, Bleached and Brown, Tickings, Ginghams, Canton Flannels, Apron C4ecks, Shirting Checks, t Col'rd Drills, &c. FLANNELS, Plain White, Scarlet, Mixed, Red and Grey Twilieii Rob Roy, Miners, Shaker and Shining. Whit() and Colored BED BLANKETS, CII-aCka-IEG:161" FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH FANCY DRESS GOODS, Oar Stock will embrace a great vari ety and all the latest Novelties. NOTIONS, A Full and eomplete Assortment. M'CINDLESS & CO., 94 Wood 0c19.151 W HOLESALE DRY GOODS ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON' & CO.; DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, TO The Attention of Dealers is Invited. C. ATIBUTLINOT. T. SItANNON...I.O. MT KPH 1.21,0 ocZ:m69 - _ EMI all the heal makes or B A TATORAL SKIRTS, eXect.. ctso.. ceo. No. 115'Wood Street; `'PITTSBURGH. have In Stoi•o and are heceiving A FULL AB BORTMLNT QP Which they oiler at , EASTERN PRICES .MERCY HOSPITAL, In Charge of the Sisters of Merry, von TILE TREATRIENT OF ALL DidEmors -requiring medical or surgical. of All Omni, of pstlente admitted, Irrespeettee creed or cars , : clergymen or o h ae"'"'" * e d.." penult Lea Loot tit potions of their own cr. Menlo too poor to pay are admitted tree o leiarse, on applloadlon 'to any of the attendln g Ph) salv or surgorms. All 'regular physicians sentllng . Um 11.1. to prism' le rooms may hate lull charge LI same. ommtdat lo nurses. coblpod with the prttonsti attention of LI , to sister., mates this intaltutlop so t,terlor to any In the Kate for those attain Ott with 41. e ."• Una phYSICI.II and surgeon In daily at tentlanee. • tdadlealostso IT and months of daily attendance: 1), .NIcnEA Jo.. 31. D., 130 tlrant etrect, totter. Novels lten• and December. THOti. J. 'SULAM.% M. H.. 149 hha4h.i o ht 13tVI?Lba July, t and September. t. UM .1F0E1.1., NI. 11., 107 Ross street, Jan uary, Venn tary_mol March. DII. L • DONAVAN, corner admit and lirant streets. Su ritooll. la dalt7 attendance. •uU:li'G Carl+, L WABEIOOUSE. • RICEIARD E. BREED, JMZEV'OXII,WEI EL, No. 100 Wood ;Street lIIIITANNTA AHD SILVER. PLATED TANLI wARE, TriA. TItAYS AND TABLE CIPTLENL. ha All . NA TEA SETS, InNticit stAtAA 1 , 1.11. LET 6LN • tirIVT I )( INS w A ItE OY NV E EtririDnia: re,...1 • - ''LAVA BrlrlOoSs. 6NOLL9II STONE 'KASE °rail varieties, tont vholesals and re mit trade. • TriltinatitM.oo.Mplete stoat of everything to Prices and terms the same man the eastern rifles. myt7ianb ;.ALLEGHENY CITY FLOUR AND 3risrenD oftakaan,,, C: 'PrONASTER & Co., . . . .NlO. - 155 Ohio At., Allegheny., wboics le sad tsllll el.d In kgracemr. 7is coo de e deridel.XL. , tor Wttest sad lita. , miscELLAN.„, H. CHILDS 11111 ti CO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS SHOES ZI6.M3ICP SOLE TY. A THER, No. 133 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. • To SHOT TIHE and CASH ,bu:ers we offar sus p•-rior nor isclittlee for buying /re 11114t1rr19, ,, F1 br ANT 110(00 Celt or Webt. reran.- log direetly no. Floor RANDS nettlrelY tar C/611. we ere enabled to sell e. lowras any Elite= Jobbing limo at-Klt , tiANT3 Ire Invited to call and examine our Mock Intl notn our prlCes bOloto pi:adman elsewhere. Orclores !car HOPE 'MILLS superior Cotton Yarns, SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS, Battin ., _ - i, Twine, COTTON AND LINEN CARPET CHAIN, tea.. tea., Will bo Promptly Filled at FACTORY PRICES. air,ml orders by mail will rectlvis Immediate and careful attention. H. CHILDS &. CO. CMEZ63 FALL FASHIONS D~II6A.ND ;~ ~~ J. W. BRADLEY'S 71:› 'IP 2C. . LI.4IALIPrrIC (OR DIME LENPRIDIG) ' T S • Wl.l hl.t EV:NI/or BREAK lite the stogie SjEtSIP, hot will r:V)At itETAiN their_VE.itrEuw site BLS I 121., sll AVE. where three or foorordlna ry Lik lire. CASI' Arlo/4 3ELEFS. ihry . 1.0. It ISE comfort. di rsblaty Bud economy, With thst Y; LEGANC6 .1(:111APS: which his tesde the "IItS!...t.EX. ELLIMIC• • the ' • STANDARD SKIRT OF. TILE IORION ABLE WORLD. At 'Wholesale 1W all the lesdlng Jobbers lh till' eltY Ytor sale by all re latices who sell lint-class tiklrta IRSTS, •BRADLEY & CORY, ioLr. OW N F.. 1 1 ,3 OF THE PAT P'.:! , r AND EXCLU ttIVF.•MANIUP2,CIeILEPS. - Waraf-poms and retool Nos. 91 CHAMBERS sad to and ki 41i/tI)XS7 REFII3, 'ex Tort. uel:•90 1111 lIKIRE:CALIFORNIA WINES. GURNER & CO., No. sO Cedar. St., New •York, *tier for .010 (hens. calU•ble. Wine, which are gen. trot .hublitt favor ref, astonishing ropiilty. and whole enorece-teutt o uric. tied poonlarltv not without merit. I hey have only to he fairly tented tolgive therm the ore ferettee neer all others, I a. • tioriffer of blood they excel all\glee., I and the numerous reale, tea which have colt:into rely been tendered from the mutt Minna nity.l clans, re, well as IC tab usen in every hosition In tire. Vlroot the Melte Wine. e 1.156101111 •-l••••s for they ore recommended.. The followig t i erand* fire now tattered by a.. They comprise nil e varlet!. now grown le We !Shall Imit.bte for sole: Wil IT E., or Bile a WINE-11f Itght sraw COW, very deli,: .te and tine Cleared. CLARET—A tint ravine for tobte ANuEt.ic.,— ,,, riot end natorwlT sweet wine. Much admired tic lathe., mud olualtie to toe 'act hamber. a. It mils One whet" and Jellies. ft 1•a One decent ;roue, cud toll adapted for exinittatinion P‘ It r iVeVATEI.— light colored, highli aromatic wine. Very moodier to We celebrated hay. litsßT—t•rep rcl color, tine tioc•tr, and 10 Mani' wets chillier lb the cid win...001.0.am. . ' II t ItA.PE 11/lAlsto-Y — T he puro diottlia.lon of our Wawa , OVINE EITT SAVE—A very agreeable tonic and a t our • remedy for the diarrhea. Tixt. • o .t oilthe •uots t coloable tto nittnotion. of eceful 'owl ail agreeable tot, rage that has ever bol l offered t o the eublie. Allitions of bottle. were sol tit oughoni the • orth during the 101 l fourveare, a II wherever int.otiucets It. has proved a welcome a ittlilon to the Incaild table, the tramily circle, end the b .chelor•s, *blab-ord. 1.1 , 11,0 n - ho hare :bat Strength and apPetli I and buffer from ;macs, combing and verttgo; gattle. men who •NletCl. feel very well , ' Just before tweak- Colt or alma, wDo,c hlolllllchil.are Out Of Order I and WIMAC cy tent- are generally deranged; mothers seracing children and coffering from general dell,- 'l7; children of slaty nature and sour, tlyopeptte twatitutlone; tracelcrowholiarenticosioil to thouge s hoirwoter; and all who Ace in willrio cod are subject ta oil:moat c influent ea, tied It one of the most Tamable invigorators that can be tokeu. • It Cr II used verye,xtensively in wtth such general tatlarletton that. di offering it to the public now we deem It uoneces..ry to publish onEof the manycertilicm•ef that we have reeelved. leStifylog lot the very rdroldgert lert. In it. favor. All that wAyon so• Is to guarantee the, pledge our selves to furnish au article Penn anti UNADULTIM aCan, we l alhe .ontoliven tt o l n h g tle e i l t ti h t dlreer,t r o h l a fe p r p i y u effect. One Ihtte gi n l ifhparticteisr, with polo. In her bead. lo s s or an , d fly w.tlog concerns , ' it e, eu w.i.ohn nl. Int tile - 1 thlll tits been station teed. hie been entirely Matured. ...be began with but • teaspoonful • d a y. tier appetite and sin:oath ropiellyipereasted *lid DllOl. 111111 Cell ' X-aHlt c>ir X.r.toetais rrr Bottle. • rex Doren I rock . * 10 ' * 0 0 Wln...Elttcre, ' .. ~. • /2 00 Cinrct 0, 9 00 roil 12 00 .**gvlica t, Et Oti 51 uaextel ..' 1:4 • L^ Ca Brawl*. ^l* • . 101 00 Oeltt:mtii • .._..-- --- J. W. JOIINFTON. .. . , . SCOTT JOIII,STON & SCOT*, 138/ILE.ILS IN Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry -SILVER-PLATED WARE, ETC., No. 34111.113ERT1 STREET, • Pit tat - bum - Oa, pcmilisni. w x . txta= . ft , tteptloce Owen to Heollrlnir JeWclty. All work warant, tealegl` PHOBNI.X6 . IEAMBREIVERV: • 40.3. ..... MICAT :5411PEACMII 14.4 MILSTERS AND BREWERS - - or Ale; Porter and Brown Stout,' PITTSBURGH, PA. MORIDIVP WA TSO:4:. Man agar. talOalaS STEPLIEN L OTT, Die Sinker, Seal and Medal Engraver, SIBUL, BRAND MD STIR LEITER CUTTER, ' SUPERIOR SEAL PRESSES, cancelling stamps and Valtlxig Card*, Also. PLATER run. 98 Wood St., Car. Diamond Alley, Mae 6T0151,) le VIJILII IT ÜBE • • AMU CANE AND WOOD . 011A1118, .Msanfa c tured and for see, Wholesale or Retail. JAMES 'CV MI !AWE ILL. • NW- 97 1 de THIRD STURZT. oorogte r...lidtanddron • no. , n. ann Tula NO. YI , C,Rfil JITAVS,T„' TnE • CELEBILLTEIR STEEL TtnI)TH ISAT itAHES. "r tante illtd" Itts.l "Meadow Lark.. are twain fnesured only aZ the ocar the tottcathtry, Atka. 4hruy CItY. yorkaravrlnk aril Ptah Wago ns , row, and Tracks of tyery stild, made or the but ...on.), at eked notle , , and warranted.' • gOLUSIIIUn CULLMAN, _...,..... — -- • - - Foe Ot.LE.-4 Farmof about 68 1 Wit EW OPERA HOUSE. i ,...9 - .'s I. bolos Township, Nis hat y county. C. D. HEE5.... „ ... .:—...........D12X7 66 . w ai,,,ut1 0 , 1 ,v?..... tou r miles from the city on the ' i ...... tw...r e „„ ~,,,,,,,, _ Th.. Improvements are a largo ; THIS (Thursday) EVESIIS(}, Renedt of taro,t e ' • `,..• •'...•••••• Mouse "nth II moms, a e u0,•,. r r 1e, - ,r,g.g ~,0 00. ., gifigir . l4; vo • House. &large 1 "A , . M. WARD. grails MANAGRE. ' stshigi, ~,,,,c i• o -xi. • .1. k Run, with ; • of cuing...mon Ver'iPdVat sock[ 1.4 ..'",... 6 pr-ti. , zi o ,.. I . lor which pc:cation will be 'praleate4 an iniinesse floced .r,t t.4 . th.rd• coOn .tage about 12 ures•• double bill; consisting of the elfni foillohlni e d lud f Isla sloe, state 1 jagnsp,g wy . ~, wi , th.i . thth t he v . es of ream tree.. It l a P I ' S of the . '• t wo , et atilt •itritrabir r-dsl-'-' -""n 1"A. '":"1 I FE; OP, THE aim, . 12 PAIN - TM I =,-,....... - k ' r 7 or lOrdoolna per. And /sat Pre:ethicMono( the greatiday of sr...:'ll4ii ""' • 4 . 1 .1.1. x the abo • .n ou.nc‘"l"."' Mea th 1' "" & g °°° '' THE THREE OHARLISSIER. .1.„,,,,,,,,,„ with goo boring Mouse ~ , he fcc bearing modition. This • lewd orchard In I o-`,1•7-beeend Berate event Of the season—t derlaid with coal. . Pico. la also all en. - co°. •Ic Dr•ma of T.b.E ROMANCE 07 A rant Aim, l ow. acres adiolulng the &hoe YOUNG sea N.- ! , for sale l This pletwia 5 h,,,, ,o• oettunrovrd , i eats:day Afternoon-41mnd ISO Matinee: coal mg ...Innate with I Toe above three pieces ol trepan. ~ . the Little Saw Mill Rue and oteeb e ,u ° ,,....,lween I I r.P.- sod the coal can be reuthel awl, fr00.iiM:,, r° ,,., 4, 4 • I Tee e toraalonei. forth all that Is asked Ler iniTer. 1 1 ttre property. Also Farm 01113 acres. sitnatelo Et, clay, (,),.. I the itmoreland meets, Pa Immeetatel -. the lime of the Penna.. Wallroad. ibe t0,,,,,,,,j.. goodlli0 -11t011 Wisint B ar ra 13.11 rOUIZI•74 cellar, a• Prelim Rank ICU° feet, sad f ther oot-b.ll„dlogs. Torre Is on the place • ..., Young Apple Orchard: 110 acres cleared. balance in .1 good timber reset ngfrenera dy .oou, well watered: . underlaid with coal end elmeston ; convenient to : churche., mills, liolicha and blacksmith shops, to. gather with the pergola al property such SA stork. I Implement.. grain in the ground. &c.. Posesston Steen ituroodLatelY. .. ~_ Also, Farm of 63 acres. situated in Mueller. township, Allegheny county .pa., about 2ti miles horn ho the city, near the line of the et. libel:mule IL R...and within one-half mile of I statlont3Oseres of the beet of creek bottom land, and to a high state of enittvation; U acre. of wood rand and pasture. The lancing I. generally good. The soil is lie. 1. and well adapted for gardening. 'bile ate e talon of those wishing to embark I. the business will call at Once . and secure a good bargain. as this Is s tnre chance. • Also. • Farm of Sll- acres. situate ElleaDesh township. Allegheny county, Ps., Oil the Mmes. gabela river, about •he mile floixelhe ilorough_of Eiliabeth- 'l he soil on of the best quality. The im provem• nts area farm beau with six rooms. sgood born soil other out buildings; tendon gued•, about 61 acres °Coosa. Churches, soliciJis ono miles . very convenient. Poesemalou immediately, i Also, the best' Warm. to ElLubealg: township, containing about 00 acres, lying 00 the Mononga hela river immediately below Lock No. Lon Which 1 Is erected • lare two-stery brick dwelling. ono log 1 and one frame bah[ bate, corn crib, wagon shed, bre..k spring house, 'renal. work shop. to.; %Wet balance f . he atave is l andlt...firer bottom; the eing limestone and underlaid with coal, and shoot 20 acres of limestone. There are two orchards °nipple true. In good taming mita ilon; peach pear, mum tree. and grapevines, to. The land is well adapted lor gardening purposes, being • short Waist:my from the thriving borough of Eittabette, creating a market Le home for all the products. - The property will he sold cheap and on reasonable. tCr7.62. -.. Also, A Farm of 06 acres, Migrated In Ellmbeth township. Alle.elienyconnty, PA, stout one mile from Lock IN u. 3, on Monongahela river. Improve ments are one Dame house. with Eve rooms, barn, spring house and other outhrillo in as. The land is of the best quality. The abovegall be split at very low figures. Ferfarther part.culare, enquire of . G. 11. 'MEYER; i no: Real Eat. to Agent. 164 Fourth street. FOB SALE—The' beautiful . and SUBSTANTIAL MANSION AND GROUIttIS Orr ned Et td , .A.X&XIEIC3 , -XX3Dre"ir. cisrrir. • The house Is a model of architectural beauty. and combines every appliance for comfort and luxury. It is built of PreMcd Brick and trimmed with Brown sLOne, ball door. lard In encaustic tile. plate alas , windows, and in every !minute detail in Con struction throughout complete. THE GROODS Are ample (nearly four acres) and beautibilly orris oriented With Shrubbery. Shade Trees and Flower.. A 114.14 ont-baildinge are finished In a style ear responding with the mansion. The locality IS unexceptionable, bring free from smoke of the cities. and the view from the honer 'extensive. • • • Full pa:titulars furnisheifou application to • H. tl. BRYAN, ' Htoker to Slocum aud Real Latta, or= Fourth at.. (Burke•• Building.) FOR SALE. The follow log described prorerty will be peered at private aa..e matil SATURDAY, November MO. Pala ACIIESOF LAND :.t.tirtb,*Whlrble*Llll3l7froV:loitl. I.lf cC ir e tr"- . pa •40 • • ssu-:ELEVEN LOTS or OWYETND In Manchester, being tots Nee TM. 107, KS, 10). 110. III: 112. 113 Ve. 116 and 1M In the Dian of the stelatnt Manebesier and bounded by treble et..Adms street, Cedar alloy and Washington street the above descritud property nlll be sold at rea sonable prlees•ad on easy torn. 'title Indlspeta- ble. • • Poi! urt her laortoutlos apply to A. O. D 300111SG. 4./t bls attonwys. b. S. ruksvi.aNc • ocat:mr3 No. 110 Fifth street, Pittsburgb HOUSES! HOUSES! HOUSES! LOCATtD One Thrso-Story Brick.. Ous Thres-Stor Brick . tto. Three- . ..: tory Back.. One Turee-Story Brick.. no Two-Ston Brick.... Thrss.Storl IPICS••• ns wo-sto.l FtZmo..- us Twosatory F”toe... STEEL & WILSON, fillfqo2ll.s ANID Hui sezJri/01:at Si o. 00 Bra 1001•14 Street FOR SALE, • SIX ACRES OF LAND . 131 Mate boor Joboiton Station, on the •nak/inoOY volley Railroad. 15 mllao from the city. Thu Un provemendo are a two-story Frama Dwelling ut of roPTe I .I e b oLli s %.ft'efiC'firitfl't,' well get l e " ir tO an eiltaslve Stone mnarry on the photo With a ISO foot eeln uf the boat building alba°. thole being enema funy nd profitably tworhert7 - - . Vol terms, apply at Mu Ilea] Rotate and lasaranta Oillra on a. li RATER. serf • Holler Street. I owroncourtllo. SALE--12 acres of Growl , well timbered tad watered on Squirrel Alll ten intontra• walk from ras:enger . tattoo at Shady Lase. FoUrtn Street Road. Alfa d acres at llonla wood Station; and several Farms wall located In tVutmoreland and Ake:belly csantles. Also Coal Property, limn es au Lola In toe clty and suburbs. Far further particulars enao.re of 1111.1.1.1A11 i4/111.1/, (Opsite um calbedrw) • po No. 110 Grant Street: I`OR hund!td and elghtresLx (116) shares of litz,Lpalk crmETED win IN sold on reasonable terms. One-third to be paid down, and balmsee torn one 10 four (1 toe) Tears. Enyntle'at ktllldale Cemetery, or . 0t once oreutli.E'Y .t CLANS:I% Allegheny. noWn2S VOW SALE—On - Jackson Street, oncHOUSti •nr3 Lot: te'm by re back W Ledlle street. The house has Eve rooms; the two trout framears belch end the three other raoms are of :10th e.able frOtatha the . edlle street end; hysrant to the yned• sad olver improves:L. sits. Will be sold cheap. Enquire or /IA ARMY a 11A1.1. - -- . }teal Estate agents, hoe mr, • Ne. 011 leaver street.-Ailegbeny - JOHN D. BAILEY, Steck and Real Estate Broker. won SALE- , -11:10 Acres of Coal Land, lying Immediately upon the Ohio Meer. nt miles below Oallapylls, and ISS above Oln cloned. On the *Lave tract lo a font toot Yells of COW. which. foe general purposes. lonotompaseed. It la entirety dlffereut from tee Southern Ohio Coal: coutoins ' ut little sulphur. forges and cokes well, and for tasking steauteannot be excelled. The to cotton hemp olgott udders. , from romtrety .and Hanging ilock, must make It valuable for wallop boa s. There Is a water front of ft of a mile. writhe good hauling at all •tages of lb., riser. An entrance use been run la the Mil about SOJ feet, trsck flash of to river. together with the necessary lixtttreg tor mining and dellyenng co .1 afloat. On said ttact is dm-class doable Portable Circular Saw MU to gether with a r.atab a Orbit Milt. all In good run- Wag order, anti plenty of the very best oak, esti anti poplar tirehee.• Wou experiencelf interest If detlred. to a party with and capital for working woo. .• Atati D. HAILE s, Stook and Heal Sotate Broker. got Fourth street. POlt SAE-231 acres Coal, In. oludlog SI acres Scales,' on the But side of the Ohio hirer, three collet above Wheellog, with right of way to deer. The close proximity to a good mar het at Wheeling. toge th er wall th e fact that th e coal crops out high enough in the hall to be moo orobtatny for rolling mil. Porposes, Makes Skls good luvestmcnk. stock ikditar Broker, • No. IQ2 !fourth street. FOR . SALE—A .tell estOblished and prodtablo bissufactarlng badness. The basluses Is slab, alb suseeptlbia of bang laseiy Illexessed. • • JOHN D. lIAILDY. • • Kock and Real Irrtate Broker. • sal • N 0.102 Fourth Street. . . Ff:R B,IILE—An AmbrotyrtGal. city,:na ° ?rjr in f ig `lll°`Tili b c.et ers u"'"i'm Ind Lthe uotsessiou All BAILEY, a. ' . . JOH. D. BAILEY, or No, I E. E Fourth streat ,i , . O. EILYS_ sal • No. ti hill's Block.. ouuruhe whl. PAINTL'IIIik 00EIN RUINS AN U RUN, Nunn, GRAINER AND GLAZIER, No. 64 Hand St., Pittsburgh. rain and Onl&M11.1.12141110 01 •TtiTy doseript ton ?V: "4".A u ""'"' PrwnPur Vgt s3 rA Wil.LLtEl U. 1111011; - Mate of Oa Inn or atom' MOssow,l stoves 1. MON . Norte•east corner of 9.61r1 awl lift ?let itrecie. 7. C. immix...—. . . ir "...E. .irliTtr x C; Byron( & 7 co., Manutko- U U. taws of lisresparilla, Leaum Ind Hasi s barri ILig.bgn7. birs.oun sad .L.aboars; uju„,, at e lg t aitit n e d ratr itias =d 4 FAv or t: =noel*" T assrlisCoodaT l44 - ': Maim Oa INK alleped to au parts of coax 1../.11 ,1 1 1, * TT Mt 111111111.1.410111. ADEEENINTILITOWS • NOTICE. ,-- WboresirLetters of Admtalstrolloor,ola the tat* of 11101JOAIDi I to of Soon loy. , Lowtot,or count,. Pm. demeaned. Itsvobeen granted to. lintdoti! ,het ttrug s r a car. jri.g ro,lreMMoll"mot valitmott. Mail MI 'Retools attMF Indata,c4to g "PITTSBURGH THEATRE. lamas AND 11A3raciss,;WIL1IENDILBSOZI. . 1 / 4 1st three nfghsa of the g;rat actor, b.., MR. JOHN BROUGHAM.. 1 . eni.‘7lPutPrrE t tt i gl,Wu K at t p ti . 117„..f!F5 4 7. ma. nlflrent cvstneoes (brongta. ['sons gt r lALrogoetron or ads 01) Stralng TlIll1:513.3.1i ET EN INti, - COLUBIBIIfg R.E.CONSTItUCTELD. To vino:ode wlth the new 3 sot 01an 1.41 • LA.DIE b stuarr. _ 812311/AX I,I FTEISOU.N. : o'clock. Onad rn>all . 33 . V c . 0 .., on 'men mouton • TOU.I3I3 3 nUr tra,t3Wi r l,% . l , 33l3oarla. Stazeupeara IGriIi.SONIC HALL, LeIST WEEK LAST. OF - TIIK GREAT ARABIAN . NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT. twparstleled exhibition.- whleh eaa already created soca a furore In this city. viii orul , lvarr cloy^ telt meek. as other engagements preclude tee' posslblnty ors longer stay. Belie engaged' to re op •n London. , at St: JFlnell natl. for a ...mono? Elabteen Weeks. It .111 shortly !elan Ulll COUU..I for • ngland. never to return. Open Every Night This week 103:111 iVednesday and Saturday Afternoons, At o'clock, when children will be admitted Ibr FIFTEEN CENTS. Closing_Positively on Saturay Evening Next:• • Admission 25 cents. Uoors open at quarter before seven o'clock. HC. bleition commences at E aif past seven o'clock pre• elsell. noS ar'PROF. BROOKW.FASHIONA.• BLE DANClitti CADEMY; PHILO BALL 75 Vann hinsier, Pittburgh, la now open day and evening. .Lavenile Class, Wedneadays and War. day. at Pt Y.; Ladies , ()lass, TuesdaY and reds,' at 2 I'. at.; Gentlemen's Class, Tuesday and Friday at 72' 1, AU the fashionable Walrus.. Quadrilles and Co - Unions will be taught on moderate terms. flat se call at the 31.1 e Stores for circulars tontainl a terms de. OIL WORilb, COMPANIESIto 01.1.03:: 400=Lit9tit SOHO OIL WORKS. BITETUrd MIN 4% CO9 MANIIYACTUFIEBB ON TES CELEBRATED SEEM LCBRICATOR, PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS. Sperm. jard anti Whale Oils, tisaT, TEARS' OIL en ALSU, • itandatd White Mining Oil, No. 88 ,lltarket Street, PITTSBURGH, PA; SEND FO A CIRCULAR. WOOLDRIDGE OIL DEEMING 011.X.M"'I;!3!Cir. OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA. JO 3.N AVATT,E' . a.sldent.. LONtl, tleey and Treirr. WORKS IN TEM . TRILI.NCEVILLE, ,Ofice, No. 2 Duquesne Way, (Neer Mayo:mien Bridge.) UNUFACTUREICS Ut ?USX, WHITIL EtUIELNIEN4I3 . 0114. LE • Brana—"Luoifer." Jy1221113 , 6 . 3 t:V 6:m t .... 6,600 1.403 WARING & KING, COMMON Boas is •• Petroleum and its Prodgets, 4 DUQUESXE w•ar, x , lnurasiErtrza.ca-aex, eIDLADELMILL ADDRESS: WARING, KING & CO.. sayll:a4s BIT lAralsusat St.. Phila 0110- 6. 6 ou'rE Jous anis JOHN ROSS& CO. 9 = WM P. OGDEN & CO.. 21ANCIPACTURP.ItSpll DICALVELs ilarbon dil Lamps and Ph -tares, CHANDELP A S CARBON OILS, - No. ss DZlCtsx".l6mot ElVizroolt, alynwav:diwr PITTSBIThiGH. PA. = . - - EAGLE OIL WORKS, 7..5a. - octroxiacrwALEo. • WICHTMAN & ANDERSON, laellners and Dealers in P T 1:4 T - OFFICE. SECOND STONY, CONNEIL HANCOCK. T. AND DUQUESNE WAY. mylets.Za Ir JAMES IRWII do CO., MU= mAirurAtrrutuos U? OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA. AERNIONIL .comoe,3/essiccem-ls.e.t . at.,. Pl?T.113111: GB, I.A. COAL! COAL!: COAT.4I! IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS. H'ULIMEL & RABER site the attentlon or 11,4 nubile to their flee stock o t cou,,),"t reeetved. nwludlng the follOwthg Na pe , Lump, N 04.11, 2, Sand Chestnut, , - Lyklus Valley, Nos. t, 2,3, sod Chestnut, Allot' which they are prepared to deUver at the LOWItS I' HATES. by the single too, car load, boat, load or thousand tone. . ~ . All orders promptly atlendei to. • ' . . Quite: Itl2 Ches[unt street, near the nehot. • oc9:I 1 8 , ILSltalSOUltli, PA. - . 0.4".. t COAL 12 COAL:: ...." . . DICKSON, STROM & CO., - Mating tenured their OMee to • A7c0.1387 Lil:scort - 37.03tr0et. UnTulf City 71outt(111)31LOON D FLOOD., Axe- ear tun.' red to furnish rood Youghiogheny Ltallr,sl UT COAL 0 11 !SLACK. At the lowest Mutt price. , • . Am- Al- orders left at their office, or ad drugged tek thtm through the mati.tilltlee attended to promptly. CHARMS H. ARIESTRONG, DLL= It Y oughiogheny and Coluiellsville Coal ,Ataldanutteturera Cog, Slack, and Desulptinrized.Coke, OFFICE /1. - : D lAHD. tinnier of Butler an . Morton: firstyard on IdberPg 'and 'Clymer street!, Ninth ward, and...ou ISoedud street, near Lock No.l, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pa.lies and Manufacturers applied with the best article of ()calor Coke at the lowest seaters:ea. l)<den lest at ear4ftha Tarda will ror.olvexotut. •1111•••••••mr IRON CITY- MILLS. ROGERS •& - BURCHFIELD, EXPINED, camtookt,.num ATA & POLISHED 113=EIT XXLCO.Dr. Da wAsuponts, No. a S 31.&&&sr& BT. da B wttst.ra ' • B. B. BORAX • WiL14445 & COW.CI, • V• V • PLASTI 3 SLOE CNENT R Then Beep an Band • large 1g p tertian, Wale Cement, relt. n•B nee )1•• 4 . 4 Baratilles. Itruiript et...orlon Kite , to the ltoeeatt t races. NO. saal lt..1•11.111rt. al races. = ROOFING MATERIALS. cement, Pitch, Pat, Para Parnish and Mica* Pa 44 Whlgn e l• S ^ r,l " ils AmllN W/..1< S9,OO:WHO CAN BEAT THISWOO • , • For Two Weeks Only. • J4,l' - 4,1V.Lgr,' , ,, fha."Ua",11111V i lll LAMA. at Nn 35 411N91,7,r,11 6 "? , .. 4- "T ILE %A .' i j II E 17/1 U 4 , -17- , , 173 1. D. ANDC.350.4 COKE, Bze *szintuturcre pt ME
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