0 ; 0 4 Itt SaA C=s=::! l .E!! 110 4,)Ak'aitilitES NONDIITIONIL 11:011 arDOll 07 . 1137111013 ' 61IVET ntraii JefeinitEN WILLWIJ, eckquituess amiss 1111011111111;L . NAILETT, or 1/obis's= Tp. snow= WILMOT, Rehyggg., WILLIAM R. enllo. cytyr. AILiXARDER 111 0 1 1.11.A11.114Reeeport anal:MTV* BMILIscr, Reserve Tp. scones E. arinns.'snegtoPr• - sAviD LAuravar, Allegheny'. MMiERE . . 1114:11c...logasnrros, zumar Tp. 11413 LAW. Taiisitasa , r; city. 3001,11,011.: ■. lit: DAMP. 15eviskley , ,resr,ccstasvaczat 0114 , MFAIIA TOGIM. Manchester. mE RALLY 10.. TGB7. : . .. The , Republicans of the - Sixth, Bey imth and Eighth Wards of Pittelnirgb, ehould;hesz to mind the rally at the cor ner otztedien , and Wylie etreeta. Let the Wand be getiersl. linriinuctues t‘only one week more . gives opportunity ,to do whatever has been oiterleeked in the necessary work of perfecting omit:drag= so u to bring all outVotera to the tolls Examine at Gnu into the details" respecting your OWn.W . :{l . 4. or townUip, and sea If any essential preliminary remains unattended to. If anything available hu been omit. ted, and at once. 'Do not let one wait . "„tor another. Each individual should: cotualtute himself a committee charged to do all that ha dlicovers to .be undone. In this manner will the way be pardlovi grand success that "hall atranchnitly recompense all the labor be- Stomas and; send a wave of exultation along th:S,ltepubliesn hosts throughout the wisi4eaftent . of the Republic. .11.n...Mointrm., of Vermont, - and Mr. SATAN; ot_New York, returned re cently fro m Riarope together. A. qorres pondelit Of the `Chicago Teilione etatea that mi the voyage frequent diactuudoos were hildhoitwein them on thn economic quitaliza tin involved in Protection and Free Trade; in the course of which Mr. ilionnisOnely acknowledged that high' impost duties had not beneficially af fected, American Industry; that he was amazed tome the evidences of commer cial prosperity in .Parope:under the away Of Free Trade; and that ha should at the:ipproacldng session of Congress recommend a material reduction of the tariff._ it _sometimes happens that au thentic: news, comes .the farthest way. roundi . brit we ire not yet prepared to creditatilii change of views on the part of .111r.'hforotru... Tern;..New Orleans Republican states that rents are so high in that city as to precludi the possibility of the succlusfol establishment of mannfadar.s. In Pitts bargiond vicinity rents are so high as to create ^ serious embarrassment in the w.ayttamnufacturing. But if oar peo ple lump on building for a few years to. ; come; asthey hays been for two or three years;Past, that difficulty , will vanish. The addition of three thousand houses annually hue not as yet menthe Increased demand, so as to prevent rents fro:neon. stoutly going up; but the chances are that heat' year': bußding will be prose cuted, on 'a larger scale than hitherto. Bents' emit come down here, or our manufaciurers will find it impossible to compete with those elsewhere, who pos sess the advantage:: of lower rent. The only wily to secure what has been ob tained—much more, to make still farther admn2s; to augment the number of buildings in still-greater ratio. A GAMIC OF CHES!...A CBECL MATH IN '.PI3O3IIPECT., When Bisuutrck yielded to Napoleon's daseuvLin,the , latzemburgh question, ovor7kodi ?Aram. Everybody preditFer that hit prestige wee' gone; that France, had regained the position • from which its crafty opponent had . pushed it. In chart, that the waning star of Louis Napoleon had began to re assume its wonted lustre. How short sighted - these prophets were! Behold! the?ranee, driven to the wall) fto. , 'llittholar , ortn - a - chaitee of alliance; and all this by the inisterly policy of his rival and former pupil. The game of cluies is, indeed, drawing to a dale Let us for a moment, follow the movements of this game, for it con ,.Wag lesson for tblsaieg minds. After the astonishing development of . Prussian powerlbolstov,thoughS,lt • necesury to check Ito farther progress and growth. He, therefore, del:waded the evacuation of the Magas of LUIVII WIC and the metional its purchase by himfegßonagt ':ovravai'the nth of war. flwa "he argued "It is better to fight this young giant now, before he has well digested all the nmrselabahas lately consumed. Now, they Mauellim; thei"win sustain him; and since my people get restless, I may u-well:turn their impa tience into 'a ;channel comparatively harmkes." Thus Louts argued, and oullsaggraited whit: the world thodght a decided no BIBILUIX yielded in 110 -fu as. to' eirgettato the fortress, which was surrendered to its owner, on onaltion• that it should be din:wailed. The Ifpdonconlerence urged this mods of settlemerii; and- Harmsen did not , dare to insist on his original demand■ in deflanOsto public opinion. Thus Ble awn molded liar with Prance at a cdt. teal period) are - *znent when he need ed tinie, -- andlintingth. and sldli, to con '.validate the newly acquired territorV. We mveiecinaideind ids concession as • sign et vulture It firths strong "that ' can surd; to yield; 71111 e. the weak nonsairily fear to betray their condition by doing so. ~,The plot in Hanover ; the .jealous clamors of Denmark; the envy of Elsramy—all this 'Meld "have Made a war at that time extremely perilous, and Thensetz knew it. He therefore drew in his •advateed poets, and by yielding Secured a strong puition. The General that can only advance, and not retreat, is not worthy of the con. mend of an army; sad Brennan made by tall movement what in warfare' is called masterly - retreat. He out off any further mailings from ?Laotian's side. Tile latter bad gained his point. How could he proceed in hostile mu, guru. against a yielding enemy ? He had deelered lthrsell satisfied at the Con bromic-raid a now step spinet his rival , would have placed him in a Wrong psi. ' _ Thnit 'harass= . resaccurred, sad ` gained time to develop his plans. How - admirablylas he cud his chaziott The, discontent in Hanover was quelled, the demands or Denmark turned spinet that -lower; a commercial union with the southern , States Accomplished, and the 1; road fora complete confederation open : ed. Too late MIXOLION eau his rola, tale; too late did he make efforts to gam .fitiendaund assistance in the approach ' fog Struggle for mastery. Too latel Whannesehe knocked. he war s n ubbed. Flat hie odled, on England, trying to excite per jealousy about the natal grow .A.d . Gueenny. -When he Width this attOPIA elicited: the mailgram of Daly, basins ids requite on the obil. galena under which that country whet° him BrifairiziT,tial of France uhe . . 11, Wald let forget that,. If Italy mu i debted to nonce, it was still more in dabtedto Prussia, and dist a clove union with the latter power was a life-condo lion to this country. Therefore he beg ged to.be unused. Poor Norm-zoo! A. snub lea =lib, no matter whether coat ed with sugar or not. But unabashed, he started anew, and paid his respects to his majesty, the Czar of Ruda. Bat, if he failed before, he now mean sgrand Hiroo. Indeed, he Might hire kn own the ism beforehand. Had' he forgot his endeavors .to check tho growth of Ruda? Was he so blind. at not to'ees! that the interests of Russia and Prussia went hand in hand? What wutha con solidation of Germany to the Czar? His aspirations lie south and east. On the other hand Prussia does not object to theoccupation of oinstantinople by Russia, and, therefore,,is indifferent to Russian elfbrta to that end. And yet lioroutok tzpected to .win Ruda over to hts tidal : He was Wiled by the pre,. cue of nem:olW, loping against hope, and eibullthig against better judgment. After Route reload, only one chance was left to Loom. There was no one to go to, except crippled, bleeding, insulted Austria. The deathcry of Idurnuass was still ringing through the balls of the hofburgh of Vienna, and the visit of the murderer at this moment was a deli. cote undertaking. However, necessity knows no law, and Norma:on sent his card and compliments. FILANCISJOISLPH did not choose to .have him at Vienna; so he met him at Salzburg. Both 'em perors bad their prime minister" with thus. Matters looked promising, and the press of Prance began to exult. Prussia was to be humbled. Germany wu not to be united, but remain Ilyng at the mercy of Ito superior neighbor. In short, greatthbrge were to spring from this interview, and we ourselves began to wonder whether Ft:uncle Josarn could really have made a dunce of him self. Yet we delayed our Judgment, and resolved ,te wait—and behold, the braying of the ass soon betrayed the character of the beast in the lien's skin. To quit the . metaphor—when Louis reached his own country again, he made speeches and in them extolled mea nt/sof pesos. Who, on hearing what he raid, did not think of the fable of the old wolf, who, when his teee It were gone with his strength, came to the shepherd end professed ' a change of heart and a disposition to live with him - in peue and harmony, yes even to assist him In protecting his tricks against the attacks of his savage brethren? Indeed, when NAPOLEON speaks of peace, we may either Infer that it will not pay 'to fight, or that he is lacking the strength to make the attempt. Now, to know which of the two is the case, we need only read Bususan's late speech. He triodes in the achievements of the present, and In the - prospects of the future. He says that no foreign nation will henceforth dare to interfere with the destinies of Germany. Do we require any other commentary? SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR. G. T. Cairns, dismissing the neon 'traction policy of Congress in the World, argues its failure from "the fact that the superior race is to_remain in political subjection to the inferior." This ques tion of superiority is entirely relative. MOIIIIIIIIT la superior to any other mem. ber of Congress, is a fist fight, bat Judge Tensaw r. is as much his superior in a liw argument as Hen . cmas to him in moms. Some of the Southern whites are superior . to the blacks, in intelli gence; some are inferior. As a race the whites are superior in all the arts of civ illiatien; the black are their superiors in that Faith and Charity "which bopeth all things, believeth all things," which looks aloft through the clouds of adver sity and sees the light beyond. They are superior to the whites in the incom municable gift of cheerfulness, and the laugh which shakes the cobwebs from the brain, bat the general superiority of a man often has little to do with his fitness for &particular place. Thegreat est philosopher of the age au be infe rior to the little, ragged • at a corner, is the art of blacking al; and each situation rcquireS the or class of man who are superior to all than in his or its fitness for that place. Mating calls for typographers., architecture for masons and carpenters, ka., tied so on. No matter how much a man May know about anything or everythiag ti_lse, if be cannot set type be is not fit Tor the case; sad if he is expert as a printer no em ployer demands of him • ktiowledge of any other trade. Etch place and vo cation requires a qualification Pecallarly its owe; and the }Hate demands the qualification of loyalty In kuU citizens and voters,' as paramount tell ell other gifts and graces. • . 1 A disloyal Itaurey is disqualified for dlizenship, and in that vital require-- mint is the Inferior of the mo 4 ignorant loyal negro who ever handl - a hoe to a Georgia cotton field. Loyalty to the Governmint is the first requisite to dti zeauldp fa that GOTRILIEtet sad the man who is disloyal, though were a biomass's in muscle, and hid all the other qualifications of all the Otani:lessee combined, is Inferior, as a chitin, to the most ignorant and ugliest negir d cripple who has waited , and pray , and watched, or fought and seeped for the welfare and success of his country. As cations of this Fedenall Govern ment, therefore, the ; negroes ereigreatly the superiors of the Southern whites. ii b They are superior, as a class; r, while a tythe of these were, sad glorious to this attribute of citizenshi the great majority 'am farther below a level of mediocrity than say line and plummet can reach. , • The Southern whites who are quilled to be 'citizens are perfectly willing that the Southern blacks should stand at their tildes, and these Southern loyalists of the two rice are the superior class of that Congress intends that the interior race or clue of the disloyd dull remain in political subjection to this superior class of the loyal; and none but a disloyal man will complain of the arrangement. lI!OXSTEE GUN AT . THE PAEIS EX =LMI This =aster piece of artillery from sun, Germany, is • cut steel one thousand wormier breech•lcading gun, tilting - open, a cut steel carriage, the whole nude of crucible cast steel. The inner tube was forged from a mu. sive ingot of forty and a bait tons under k art' ton hammer, and weigns, in its liniment condition, twenty tons. The difference in the weight has been lost throne( , the rurtud process of forging, taming and boring. The cut steel rings form a three.tbld layer at the pow. der chamber and at the - muzzle portion • twofold layer. These rings weigh to— gether thirty tons and hare been LUAU &dared, in a manner similar to diatribe, from smarts ingots aidwithout weld tog The following list gives the particulars of this monster piece of ordnance: Total weight of the gun, 00 tout di ameter of bore, 14 inches; total length of gun, 210 inches; weight of the solid shot, 1,212 pounds; weight of the shell, 1,080 pounds; charge of powder, 110 to 180 pounds 'This gun had been in progress of =i nflicters, day and night, for sixteen months, without interruption: The railway& possessed no wagons strong enough to carry it, as that the establish. meat was compelled to construct its own *non, which is manufactured -a unty of steel and iron, and ruts upon twelve wheels. The total weight of this wagon is twenty-four tom. This came Testa tipon At steel carriage of the Witted Of Mesa tons, and together they work upon a turn4anis of the weight of tvrenty.tre tons. The turn tilde ins not sent to the exhibition, be. cause suitistent space could act he dent ed far it. - The gun carriage' slid.. PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1M smoothly aagwtemk.4a,hr. at the back Alija at each discharge of the gun. The Mechanisms for working the gun is inch that one or two men can quickly and easily elevate, depress and tarn • it, and can, with the greatest speed and certainty, follow and cover any passing plated vessel. The price of the nun, with Carriage and turn-table, tat ho, or $130 , 000. ::.. Tut „ predictions of the Democratic party have always been verified. Oar warnings :to the workingmen have al- ways been in season and our assertions borne out by events.—Oopperkaad Ex. Let no see shat your record for truth and reliability has been. You predicted that the Smith could a"Lcede without war—bat it couldn't! ' Ytu said the North would not tight— but It did: st Ilolelack. o.b. forth. elteUea of Trustees f or th g ."..1., year, sad for the trebeection of .melt caber besieges. es may Ihra I • !mania bo r.,. the The p /1.• 010 be open Prone ip peewee , 11[. uni.lllo•creek r. Z. 7bs trenelke You said that we never weld con quer boobs ertll be eloaed,from th• 19th to toe no them- - -but we didt "hem.. cede. H. TOOKlll.fecr.t.rr. You maid one Bootherner cohld whip live Northerners—but he couldn't!" • Yea auerted that we bad no.power to coerce theinz.-but we didl You predicted that a bushel of gra• backs would not buy a dinna—but it will! Yoa resolved that the war was a tall• ure-:-but we succeeded!. You predicted that the State of Penn sylvania would elect • the Peace Demo. crat, Woodward, Governor, in 1563, and the rebel Clymer in 1868—but you didn't. You are now predicting that you will elect the reptullitor. Sharewood—but you won't—Mauch Chunk Gazette. Tem Reading Gazette (Copperhead) calls upon Its readers to "charge home. ' It seems aisposed to have things done In military style now that the war Is over. The charges made during the war, by a great many Copperheads in these parts, were toward the Allegheny mountains and other unknown regions. If they called that charging home it certainly did not Liam their friends, the rebels, very much, but on the contrary was in their behalL The "charges home" now milt ed for by the Gazette are still of the same style, in behalf of traitors and rebels.— Bedford Ingofrer. —General Grant, since going into the War Depintment, has received a num ber of letters some of them anonymous, and others letters, unknown persons, erg- ' nig him to great care for his personal gaiety. The writers represent generally that his life is of the utmost importance to the nation. Some advisehim to refrain from going [bout the city unattended. Others knowing his penchant for fast horses beg him to handle them with every routine precaution. One advises. him to keep away from theatres, sad ,an other urges caution in the admission of persons who wish private interviews. —An amusing quarrel has arisen be tween some of the English newspapers and the illustrated Journals of }ranee, The British newspapers charge these Il lustrated with mMeasly making Queen Victoria look exceed ugly ugly on the engravings which they published of the visit of the Empress Eugenie to Osborne, and onwhich Eugenie and Victoria up pear side by side. The French papers swear parole cf honneur, the tiglinees of the Queen was not intentional, and there was no studied insult in - the engravings.. The tact , is, that the face of the Queen in those engravings la a shocking cams ture. —A story is told about the late W. Hope, the wealthy banker of Amsterdam, and one of his purchases. Tie had bought a picture as a Rembrandt, and given 2,000 1 guineas for IL - Finding that It did not quite lit the frame be sent for a carpen tor to ease It a little. While watchingthe operation ho remarked how wonderfully the picture was preserved, oonsidering that it was nearly two hundred years old. "That is Impcselble," said the car penter. "This wood Is mahogany—and mahogany had not been Introduced into Europe at that time." Mr. Rope burnt the platers. imortal Baron Brims has an aounced• new liquor, which ha calla Lee Lamle De Cbra Pearl. It is wit ea well as wine that he sells under this title. Tune was When Lochryina Christi. was thought the happiest name for one of the choisest of wines; but it Is the , ballet which furnishes the evangelfor modern Paris, and Baron Brissets right Inc:tiling his brand the "Taus of Cora Pearl." The prim of the "Tsars" is seven francs the hire. "Not so dear as her smiles," says a Parisian sett. 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OFMA or Rrowoor PARK Ott Co., ) No. 14.5 Malden Lan., wow York. • tarNoTicE - THE ANNUAL MEETING of ne Stockholders or th. MCSORY PARK OIL CO. will tw held M. the ollice elks Company. In New York. on WEDBISIMY. OCTOBER M. IS6l', ESTABLISHED ET 18'2 J. T. WRAY & BROS., auccusoits TO M. CLINIIOgir STEM CBAC ; ; 29 aged 31 /rams fared, innaniusam, It. 7ZITI TWO CHEAP FRAME HOMER 31. CAM. 111.41,7-410. In Manchester. rzvarpfhi.ltAblz.du.= llicitllliZ 01 STEEL 11; WILSON. ltokas sad Mul . inato AM.% Ea= CM NAM tipttans t mt./amen% SHAWL& 0/1111111tIllItl. 7LLANZLII, DIL1:8 tIOODa. /11" •mu anoortaaaat or NOTIONS. ritzza COLLARS. NICK TIS 3 6131IPLIDZBE, ta., aa. • Wiwi at law prlcaa. at EUWER & LONGS. 80. SI OHIO ST.. ALLSOHEEV, roar doors 104 or the Oltaaand. 66 REVOND THE Inlialtesippim eann•lata Mang of the atrr JUM. sad non toe On. Rtreata th• Gann Oat. JIT •I/SIST 1. a ICHAJIDIIOI.. Ittaanntly is Wean. ag .41 We Or gretr InIXO evens la • slain a... eau aaaaa With n.. 1111cmailona aad tin het. avast. ea. 4:la &anio n. tin photageapal. %Wes al na enlee. laad., name. pen. .4c art ortWeof the aew nat. as* Tennant. To Or.epeOilir• awalantata and Malan* lel ••far Wan . . tels elistatgagthat not aad futile ;Ca V t a ri o as """"'". "P. g tan el NIL sae tannic sad tall•blo ten d.* va..W ANT aaaaa L an. .11111mTS ~ —.ad go Cleta , an ant aea meters. a. stall description of tad anal. Adam. a galtnlAL glnnallSnt Mg Int. • MIL banana P011.1411)bla. Ts. ostibgazda ItraT nEcEivr.D,.• . M. BERCIIFIRLD & CO'S, No. WV Market Street. Ma Wasp Irepllss, Corded ?POW; etSepal Up.. Velvet OW.: impress 01. Is, Pop , la ltuisest Velvrt Use Clot.. PauMos Clots; heael Ilsrlaes, Dt.ct llcaebealaw Watt Latina. alsr.2 Wet ..; Pink 4ilppeaw. bleastrs; IlUen Silk Warn Biwa replti Urn IllseliOsei4 Jean Lack t corded PAll. Ataxasttna rap.l.; AND ♦ L.A.RGX. STOCX Or NEW DRESS GOODS, IZMEIII ha* *arta. for PI it. eh.. p gt IBLEI Ork . littligos far 11143, aMtgp e 1 p.m. all song nudes gail guy Pas ipaCida Mack gadlCaland Alpaecat, frost alp. pgr part grgarge. '431 WrOCIE BOYS' CLOTHING In Simi lop NI Ought" Inutint HOTS', TOOTH'S IND auumns CLOTHING, POE TRW, 1/114. SZA/011. N.. style* .414 Lev rue.. CAL AM mantas. Iht Ns. 41 St. Clair Street. GRAY it LOGAN. ORE & CO.. 25 Fifth Street, = Large Assorifisent of I NEW DRESS GOODS, Irma Mr, WELL L Etta. ND • 00-PARTNERSHIP NOTIOL HR. C. 11011111110 PI U ono. eialod MIA Wu, IMIX11841•1111 war.. is 4sUr inn la Jut, TM Manta*. will liondsafad ssOar the HOB at • BEST & MOllll/ON, Alfas Onset of Sided ute Sep streets, where all ordersistil matte prompt &Mattes sad W eneselet Trltit dispatch. WWI? I JOSEPH prepared u Walsh sag lame STONE SLABS, gar mmustm muttgo.... Wt Toogitlegtallt 00 100 aoirroolll o Llloglusoy Mbar& ss• Bond OWNS ArSdlige. rim/maim. rA. inlasse% S$ IWO mass. Alloilinny arr. NUM' , AMERICAN WATCHES. A 11P/413111.4111001. OP Inas Gold and Silver Watches, FINE COLD JEWELRY, CUM& &a, At lAA kroost Wes. no pobtl4 eas lAvlt.l to WI AM wasloso oar Moot A. 1.1 mauls/ ILWArdirapi pooptly ettotdid to. it •W.intLlONlo ' No. *a roams wigs" Tv* 4Ooto ammo MAO Attest. ottaStrowr Kona, sPICE DULLS. OnAst 0.1.1111•1311. nxrtzatitar arzrz," rhr n , rttleintlA.lT:frotg(lPM .a.j.), wee 1* anti 14 ;WITS= P. Mir bars!.' .Pa*rl BOW. Oaf Mimi sad Insh oon ••••labralCLA ham ilasetiut do. to cods, 1 . 02M11. ITas 3W call Du !Lox 11114744 JAPANNING .11.11.13 32111 01313111IITAL. WILLLUI LLOYD, as 3 it. Clair. Inet. ' PlT2ls3llB3ll. lirourrs. Tea Dant sten . BenTavannsavAt• wnL KEEP 07 HAND • .SII f,t)1,1, or, OSICII, 00 TIMAI• T ID HE NIVEUXAL curnize ••••eeg and Um Meat e.eltes: lee:Aletmodlor ebel louriormAnlctillierld. este : ..lt la la rreAlitY. Volt: tut tkar. for agr V 4 r ; r4 7 .1 " 1 . ::%3111 . .„7 sof gemit• VW tilt 0.111. T. W.OO 11th wtaas.. tbe Plain Gold Slog, wli 1 . in fitsdat• The wl2l Pt h"len4.1"1" •alalo wises= OFFIOIII. LosT—Between the city and Ms /dr Chroands, as As strwit ex" mu.. • ILZVOLVVIG MEW? FIX. MlAt i llArCl i entrej; s Th i e es. of ALI) ttirT2 strras, vet' ""' FLAW) SALE 44F nilleTT LOHINI T ZZ teat :6 griar —abt... 4 1 ,", , ,p 4 inirste Errit•Air 4 ...,,:trect.k°,6.7-1.1.4 or • • z. 0. HITE, ""ai Zeal istileASMat. lisuada. 26 n( MALE ABM FEMALE A ZW I L W N ITID ! r c t „? . g.4"12 get ataign i ti ...til t a 4 / I • 4 dnbre es.. • o,o4latiFiiliri44lll'l"TrUS. LOST. A IftbsoriOtion Book 4 1 3.111 7 =sari 800 % 111 D l ndmr i tIV . I . O (gra please . 14;aria m i rth* - .A.:O eAzicTir. 1171;C! A airrna. orronirtrimir vollarfTWOMOdralg7P4 ••• st rate talslnesa In a good lesatts. la city at Phllsdsltenl. P. neat. Pa..... 17 P wards of fear yean• of Into to mi. T 4 4 .414 emm0d3133.34 APPIT I . aw. ILLY. . 30 :0 413 Liberty street. PlUstattab. EVENIBiti CLAN • FOR DRAWING. ~'t n iventag Class Intl be termed on tho ltb of Octo-e, at the schoolof Desigo. rimlan's 11 Iftfth auto,. for Laboo+Pir, etrr an l'in `` en ens ladle . Z. IL. its.r mugs etlOTelat Pre • ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.— Lettersee admialstrottee on the estate of DAM MUEGoN. ae e sed. Pape natter rn""l44.=gll. tilra:.T;g4,7Ztret too•mdebool to vie emu are au Med mat • laihriaNnate r•lolarnt. cud 0001141 bavIOX 0111111= WM ',resent. them, prowl/ authenticated. Mt tetthment. ' ALLIALNUEII'It: THOYMON, • • Zeside nce ltdepesde?.. Towla.hlt .: trr ox ar cunt). P. GOO WATCH STOLEN $25 Reward. • V,TOLEN. FitOM THE HOTIBE • .... , 4: .. f 4 ll..ahleriberg In porth on 7, s can . Mime Inn tenger, JUIN AL° Se .10frint l it: i ci e y e , ...podcant. . of enh gams attocind. The chafe waa compote L [nun aid had tooth hook and T ^a 16n sad et It. uathtl H. m.,:zpAr:."1.70;: g 4.1.1r 2 . IS" ett l llse Oa Um las de oft he Man one was th tellers •. i n to wick a pl.. T. Abate reward be inn tor aartmoznatio that wth Ind tolls renverr i . o. Dia N 21•01aatow. r.b. ME] CARPETS WiLTZ ViLTSTO, ?LIM vs opozed 1001100 ow. now offend la the elm or LOW PRICED ALL WOOL INGRAINS. igni=h9Mr.egd a tr r Ittg esstrapts 10 WM 10 oat mall 111,111 MIN St WISOLMILLI OLIVER M'CLINTOCK dr, COMPANY as wirers isw.razeirr. wen FILL DRY GOODS, WHOLEBIL6 AND RETAIL. WX. SEMPLE'S, 180 and 182 Federal 81, ALLEGNEXT cirr, Melange Poplins, Pepin' Stripes Lid Plaids, Bilk Warp Poplins, Merinos fill&Whi, Plain Mauls, Dewy Ceastry Meads, Country Staikels, Grey Illaskets, Worlds, Balmoral sal Beep Skirts, Skirt Frosts, DuiMention Netfeu, Am, &c., AR ATTRAtinvt; STOCK, WM. SEMPLE'S, 80 i 182 Federal 81., 811441 City FOR PLANING MILL 131 D BOK FACTORY ISTILZfiler FLAMM* VU.t.. els.d. tM tan. Morris sad Bated *lnn. ea Ilna of Elides. 55051 lannese. Men Wsed, 15 of. fend ler We. fanner wittedl tee M a t ra rag r A 11 1 rtlrl t t..4171VA11‘: fAnAllt, w,v UAW. CUT sad Ordll SAWS, sae 01551511 at WOOD VOILILL.O MA. 010.2111. Ana two 'Yuen SOISICI6mII4OI. henna Flee KAMM. AIM. me WAGONS. ens nig. W.V. Sae Lee Veer In ledbar 14,11 v I/151 R• 51.1.11 SOLIDS AND 51.10114 ail., jar! OLE- . itg . NI aCIAL Lila a OTCAMOILIS. lOW I Callan Plait Asa • variety at Mar autarlal, To lsam, wry vrisltlag to wage la lba Main Illltar a bea a ran saw... Unity la al- Cued. ha lab' @ad amblavl art sal, DM ciao. tad la porlaat ate. 701 TIMM, ArYLT TO TROMIS . N. MILLER, Attu Worts, Worms st., Lath ward. safteTunnT SHOW 08RDS ! 811011 r GAIRDS: A LARGE STOCK OF =SSE BEAUTIFUL CARDS. cm.maulm mad . m 4. to elder. for aa7 W. A. :LYONS, No. 7 Fifth litres*. =I FINE WALL PAPERS. September, 1867 W. P. - MARSHALL um nests by .p. 1.1 "martial.. of Alir French Paper ,Illaragings, wto udb. pAf. otabowied and Intim lholob. d. a. AnZgar= " M * L m al.ta n ntirfol DT WOOD lITAILET. pusT CUM LOOKING GLAD MIR ?IMRE FRAME MANUFACTORY• J. LYONS, No. 110 Wood It., IPlttibuna, tTiViIi".I I , I 7VM II MlNSlSr.talird Virui%lD mum= titent•il t. kireValerairlwrz. JUST OPENED. NEW FANCY GOODS, AND TRINIMINOS. At F. H. EATON'S, II Inv= 1177SEET. DURO STORE FOR SALE. A MIT CLASS DRUB STONE, Th i" I ' 4 n' u rettlln N t Irigre; reeterrintel tl nul. aa te /ei t r,ll. A. /l O LA Xi At m :, .Deeds oat end 111. rtrie • it we:MIA! VlCf g " Applici . ition here- N "winos or climax I. sum: Isartat matins Muth t ent i gze ir :Vzst r ual to the teata° GOLDEN PAL SOAP. Tzgi e t tu. eilibented . 2=l, say, V. "4lrwl Ur& as% Sthi " 4 " " 7 - Joint mannuw. Minfil 1414 M salt Asti lill4;fikt (A PJ.1iii,,1:411,41p41 GRAND natation Enterprise Ml= A WONDEBSIIL MOW CAPITAL, TICKETS AND PRIZES INCEZASZO ISOM $1,287,148 TO $1,500,000, Making this tie most Stupendous aid Successful Presentation Mese ever laaugurated hi the World Dar •goats have terelved orders for over Itlie I:Neared 'Shoveled 'rickets more than oar mixt est lune. sad the le ushers. helms destroy. of Seller the olden , d sermillem deemed. hee•A•et . teo to Iserezes the tickete from 1417. la to 1.1000(0. The Openentee eopelsee Frieset Oearenle Ireve decided to Mettles. the et the HURD IND LIST CONCERT, WHICH WILL TA= PLACE AT IRVING HALL, NEW YORK CITY, Thursday, October UM. NW TICKETS, ORE DOLLIE EKE, PRIZE WITH EV EBY TICKET PHOSPEC rus. A itinobor eta Wallet Boaters and Mee. ebento awn` Tort, In esaslaseaelon of of mos a see lea boa Ottoaden many of tem ClewWOW rreasettottoo Beduinloom. of tete do. hove locoed Item ...... • cos. mot. ...us lOC 11.11/ of Inostruratlag so en- Vtilett. eredlolt LA nestle th uo ee • Fair Isrodt. shall or. Motes odeor . re 0 , 1 Ueset ge ' retroot roUne!= INCIOOOt Osola. shall be fres from Cocos old.- slssobla reasons wbscobseo nhoroctarlsed many of tbeee ossteeprlmes. To ills coo Lbes ben construed Lb. .he. of steals sea N. nattlette, of Ca flat to {Tort. *Coto, &Co.. tattoo at d MUCCI. Se. C Illeodt.T. Veer Seidl CIO Cll MC ttot MCC, la their eaeody UM CC of Ye Woad Ono notation &atonal...set, woo. Moo yin ba Mame estates. Gotamltteo solscled be lie Ma yo. d I. meta as lapottlat dittstbittlo2 /DPW 1 • novae* nits aster of arenas ad in Cassia Pisa alstrltatio. WWI, all/ coal.* sas It. oat stallost of ths vat layman** watt tiittl . sot- a to a alio Donal -3 w 4 the C®ORCW LE 1r.1,,•4•••• t4l na p li rror:rx.t.rg _Virisi t t alC -la ti• 1 1 122 asparttsatt Wilt anti atintatait I egatis tass It tat InasSasSed. ail a,' tea tas tweets at en Wars hi mom imicirr oratind ens ad naiad. la laati ISIS In star of Me Yaws. to issidat Inn trans. tlea nr ts• natal bats or abater saall par. case • Oast. sa n histatady ant sat sad stontalatt snleti um la aslant a - v. dal•lsa Caen salsa en nal/ toss ens to all snit tato, LIST OF PRIZES. • One cash Mr ' FROM MOM Oa. ca tM n atlas at. WWI 11000 Two cult pant, at........ 10.0 , 0 Tama era vitas 1.000 Lat emu pram ...... kV. M a x Saa cab anat. ..... lata a sat ttaa IMP M OWOO :1 r. 7. pr P it i V:t *" aiIMX ; • Mal Tittata.4lr• eat) poataa ' b a. aa fatly teal arts.. at ........... Vat) lavastpil cash wises as , 1..11 Una atatOrad aorta taaa 1 . P.+ oe. simermi saa any eaol ant. la MOB Us a Imattaa eavaatr.l. coal 4. Wage at Tao banana CAM att.4...—.•• MC. 014 Casa ?Man. saatantiaa tO.. WON = 11119•11m.7.9 amid Mum at.. MIX* • ..:111U1 briar* °mad Plasm ..100 ' ice 11151•19 way's 7 09199911.301 4E, 1070 3 ).10 9 31 01101rtar 7 octave ?lawn AI IKO 79.099 9111.91.90e5• at.... 1.0 li.n. 1.2.11•190905 s &J..-- 116 14.110 Wlise.ler a Wilma e6lO. 4600 1560rlag es sin :von 104 We.) 4.14 Wail /WI 4444 . 151 , 11t414 51504 1r#11sorptla 11•404.4 116.0106 nit ys,. nab. van sew ltso ads. ...... 156 11,001 100114:1•04.10.611' cue 1144Plas 715- 11.80 oVar , Pats 111.1a4 hischtso 0 0,00 =L2I . - • a Tall seta Diamonds at 418,1 11 t $21.100 la RII sat. Manta:ado a 5.....: Mtn , 72.6111 IS tweed Coln. MAP at all 11.119 LAT= Tavr,iitzVi:::.:: CI . it.r. ll=AlVO=Fitr..!` ' 0t la li (ate .414 listakie et..... leief IA If. li (lease Gala Wstales• at. =6 1,1130 agitate tiold,Wadms it .... ... . . US 7,770 N Yeats , r ws..." at US HMO IS Ladles , leteen4 fit *M tlies.•.• fie 4.0211 111 10,111 N 1.1 "4 1::411: V= N. . .... eel 21.114 UM /mum,. eels w.solum 5t........... 3411 U.= lIILTZI WATCH?" • IS Auerlool Kam' IS 990ess Maw 9999 st. OS 1.1411 1010109111199 Astssto 0 MO 19 Dose bed Lem Mot *atom al V SAM SO 09190 ativer WOOlO Si 9 4.49 =Plated Watsbat at. /SI assortal Pass,. 91194 t 1120101 9.00,010 E=X =2 ' Tts , Matas , sod Mon Pint ...nod o•Staill ttlkt sworn Int.l Halt, Jot) ttli. etsoad Wass Velma% Irso emit .a.ogoot PA, both ot thong prow , lr • ofoid Isooomo Tim ntlaltltll Matra. 911.4 with Um soot rennet*. loio Tina. of Now York. Ike aaa ~ ap. DM. • coamttleo of .tubs dLINg Ow en I . loorstisato to 11, IoS 00 on sas ostlory Utosio•liroa Ms Carolattiono of IS. fur Matto • bobroinaltolt Mid [Mallon of yam on the Ma Or 4.1130011 r. • lINIt►R ii ?MIS 1011811 EOM WOll47A b abil=lrtltigele tairtitder et oz.. d. rOa dlttrlbutlea Of brims Will reattlyerY U. blare tee 1411.. r October. 1112. • ' 14. la to Wale VIII be ebbed letwedtately ow tee We of the last ticket, ter the pt... 0005 rriletrettos totbac.aale. be Om committee,' It bapUitt tbet we etteabl Met. 014.1 tee er 'err eartleet Stabbnyt. Tickets, OM DOUAI ELUL =7l Alliallar.).,lli/N:adrAf n t e Toil, own b 7 mall es rsealDt of Vie. •..r.d 1 , 14.0 for BPEOILL TEIU OR an Jura ■tstm polza.:111:g • Slab of IN. co A N, Um same, Nal alloItniall".:47=1.1• Neal • COa• WE WILL MIND. II 'Tickets 12 Tiara.•••••••• SI Vaal& llCkete• tit attar Owl ann. Sliti•Mber. me, mobared, road the P. U. •d s . mum, sad Mate la thm.r.yzA.Vrroggstl..ceaxttrg 401 eact/Olateettotts mast be editralletie to WEEITE:II IMmulMilr s N. V. ~..~`~. ~ Biia w"~'r. "~m'"` NUR OM AND SALE OF IVIEINAT DRY GOODS, On West Corner Market and Fourth Streets, No. 69, /0 : 11031CiliK 711 . A ADDIMN •Vg GARDNER STEWART. 20 der, pure Linen Double Hack Towels, wide red herders and fringe, 25 cents each, cheap at 50e. 50 dos. Linen White Frontsy 25 and 871 cents, worth 50 and 621 e, case heavy CaSSIDIere Tweeds, 50 &mit:aye. been selling for $l. I ease Medium Towels, 20 & 25e. Balmoral Skirts, $1.50, $1.75, $2. Plain Cashmere Dress Goods, at Ely cents, Plain Poplin Mohan, 37ie. BILK WARP POPLINS. CORDED roruNe, vrTuetam VEDVLT COEDS. EIIERZMIS MOTH. E . l:)riasr - Itazinos, VELVET DU CHILES. LABETHE CLOTHE, /ammo BLACK BOAM.LINEB, BLACK IMPALAS, • BLACK XZEINJB. BLACK At,PACCAS, . BLACK WALLIES. ' BLACK BILK Lusnies, BLACK POPLIi. IMPPIL BLACK C 'BULB DS LAiYB. BLACK CORDED BLPPA. ALLIAADBIA:PUPLIENS; MLA URGE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS, OZEELAOP. IPMOII MERINOS for ebesp at $1.28. MINCH oLiaintr6.l.l. fil IS. ekes, as 31.30 Minim awles an/ very thse {Dude. BLACK AND et/UAW ALELCCAII, fro • 31 eilit6 - 14- , 7.tt GARDIVER& STEWAitT Tat li n er hilt aid het slreels, No. 69. - WHIT& 11.1.1.1ULE76 1011.00. worth $7.00. • 4.50, •` • 8.00 6.50. •• 11.00 " 7.00. " 13.00. (.30. " 14.00. 0 00: " 18.50. .10.00. •' 17.50 eneanest lllintels e•a seen in the city. Witte end tioloredllt. eyeesket Co•erlet front "Leo pyrirdt, and flee Marie Wee donut , . In all colors; /toe Cuntonro Long BWino; Lcanl aid !gam 'Woolen annorts; Blank 'MINA Long tad 84/aro:BLa4; Ckabin.V. /Arad r; Bloat mite. mad Lyon's illsek Bilk TeV vet, for ()lost., Budges tad Bradoos. lowest prim an; Water ['roof Cioskladn. Cloths aid Caul/maw; Broad (nosh and Cloakiap, BIWA Do. Mau, Corduroys. Velvets... sad a lull Ude of PANT 811.1.Yrd, tram IN mit& ups Prints as Isg rents. war , Is ISh emu. Yard aide llnbicsched Ilustlas. le ants.. Toad wide Uableacht4artl4 at /3!i oat/. worth /4 amt. &raw Tick/ov a at *cants per yard. Covatry Ptah/ Tlaav elk, ITS .1.11, so'd amparkere at ter. C and Laillah Itnea, all colcra, ray tow. )11d dlorell.o ll nlata. •Duet Wore+. Takla Llotn. trod sa cools op. Cotton Ilattlag. Carpet Chain. ArnalSlankets. tram x3lO t 41.7/ par pair. Dark Orowwl LLI/Dtra Mr DA rims. told eye/Inhere at 100. Vat 1 . 004 as 111 new and cheap. Look at UNA. and Pea ',LI bar, ca Tat Caner Tsui ua Lad Strut% No. 69,-- aa• 0113SJIVE ThZ ADDY/131- lit GARDNER & MTEIWART. NEW FALL STOCK CARPETS! irOIIIPIV A VERY TAROK STOCK OF; English and American Mussels, Engllth Tapestry Brussels, American Tapestry itrusselso Englbh Driggets, American ilnutgels, Medallion Brugge's. Wit Why mar or oar toads at 11. lama radar. Cos from lan apnoea odes, taw./ /SOW. masts to too. 0110 Gay to eel/. load to oast, et. 0111114 BOVARD, ROSE & CO., al Fifth Street, I== W.A. CI MC CoIVIS UNIVERSAL. WISING COMPOUND, = WI are sawsussed Is mssursetartss iLU inklesiSs stiles for dousingsla Wes in Ws