II 11 U H & NOS lit street. FIMSCR POPLIN'S, POPLIN VALLE:QRS. COLORED BILKS . PLAIN BLACK SILKS, FRENCH . POPLIN PLAIDS, F/LMICIR 3IERMOS, BLhOIC POPLIN ALPACCAti COLORED .EMPRESS CLOTH, ALL WOOL. Spust . .er th• Is. B 7 /11111.71.1 Cr AMU TRADE, 1867 fiILROT, DIMON CONANY. No. 54 Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, 7ffonos . 41201W•a• srrcomK DUE= AND ran DRY GOO D S, as3ErA:NnmdEg, AND NOTIONS, IN GREAT VAIREInG Tiewfll •keimimaw rhos filarlas llesass. suidll • Oash and - Short Time Buyers Are ta.le.d to usawastbs husk I. a. iisztaor. ,-) J* Z$ DIICKDOIs JOIIIM T. w'« 1867. FALL FEAFF. 180 MIUTIIIIIO7, 811A1VNON A COMPANY, irktorans t DzaLiss DY DRY GOODS, No. 115 Wood Strad, apziowswortrzi.comir.. 31N116. owns we SAITiIIN moss -Snow Geed% Arta% Glighaina, Chgcluh Jeans. Tweeds, Cloth!. Caislweree i gannets, F. N. rawdeteres, Flaanele, lihawle, Skins, White Geode, Bleached and Brown Deseelles, • POLL LUIZ OP Battens and email goods, Barred Flannels, Ot Luton. sad Imes inalatsetsre. Wi IL= 197.11 M roa 2 r I TIazawL7PC7O2XI 7 / 1 11 MERV MIMI PLUMS. ONLASCI , / Breenvffle Barred Flannels. OOUNTRY X Seia strictly on ems Wks& itS MU Priem A PO Use to aD Dopartaeata. tendt: s d to WI asd mats. oar 116 Wood Strad. /1110111 NOT, BiIANNWO CO. ... r:aigairso irl BEW BOULEVARD SHIRT 701 LADIES AID 113110. 311.4.1 sad /ask°tderr2., Use. Real ?arts" Cashmere Hese, .ftEirxrg i igtml,txtmortasstwo war Ladies'. St Kisses' Underwear, • ,eso eitays FIINDISBEIG GOODS; . • , SHIRTS AID Slain Traveling an Pine Shirts, AT THE YERT LOWEST PRICES. . PO OWNOIo OP NOSEIO6 7 . WV ...to Warm Ids Medd. and aibrd_ Lb fidirda . to dr. 011A11.10 tux ..,..2 , 16:,,,.." Manes Ulm Id sad artily Waded. aS a ireg e tlednii " i nitontioort to tbearg re: 71:1281111at dAlrab7V2l gg id alAWlV.,=.ll69:6l6 ~i, ,:.;.,,,,.., r. a , . z a , ~ ku lajc . the dtgetitirdtVZ WllMltiraedist Ttir dingzET, IL Marla Roldl• i I ',nor. lio P. nurrier, TIN" IMOSPI6,IIIIIIO, 1111 1 1DcaSiii„ Ova.. .20O111111Z WITE A OPLANDIO RV= OP Ladies' Brats Trimmings, - of „as anonym:. NOIIFIT AID GLOVES,•ETC. mocicne . ions riot. ern' AM) ourrrnir Y. • pr15P71432.(4 .ane ud sista: ose Ws Do.ltiatadaat vr e &an as° N4lllllll, GLYDN• & CO., MD SO ROHM STREET. lOU ILICNEM & L'aISLfS, .199. 19 PLlth Strad, . Bpleadld Stock et Fred Gee AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH( 1411 DM. mad Moat 17.11100203. Iliperitlasanag ad Roane* MEIBOXIS. • llrwr lOW at iILUT/121 sa4 1306111 T. zuramossits. °t all klads. Sadao fa LlNiti HAIIDLISICEI3IIIII. °BLOM zirnre 00211111%. , Hata ruLriswikszarattli. ant mu. avratßgill•WLll 6%4 CUiCnnalte, at. • NNW LOT LW TOMOSARE JET AND MIGNON) N'NEUIY. The *Mar Shirt," . ISlseerepenseteares, Timm. ALM •'.okra User TALL LAD WT!!* 'UNDERSHIRTS & DRAWERS. lan roma maim Uns of Jlency.trifeles and "now, near =9:ar rit it" 2 1TadT kW bonnie Ude ad Inn* kg' NUM & CARLIBLII, 3,o_.anstu Lose. . )I=ArMt &-. LONG, , DRY • 43R - AOL)s, a : • nr . to.t et mu, sarr IINAL 16 XL 974 Akio. &an rtedit rtita. a ersais r° l4tas 4.o akMl M.PUNT,A ine * t u ath n ua.. UAla l liteCaaen.ea)%ilidt °I)" WiptiaaAsa DILUJUZ DI RION MIIIIIIIIESTICIIIIIIOOIIII. WOOD 111111111ri t nut haus Dimilose gidr. SIEBERT'S NEW SBQB HOUSE, ==i • stal%%,“ ruo• vaU Ntr" lb a[ l'Aprzw. Boots,' Shoes and Gaiters, Of et/ egra sale. Pat *Waled 11l SIM 11.11311101tY IbTaZit . Valor Asantsity et itaia, Ir.- - Hositacar, Oonfectinery and Bakery, 11 46 iPo marenrazi IT3ZZT. , !Wreath and 1 4b.47. aiPL• once. owns SALOOM uma•a. SENDY SCUOOL CELEBEIA TIOJI PIONZO6. DINNWPA2T/ZS, &e.. Illottatted wish Ow test 1011 MILL OONIZOTIONA AA De lasnert 16166.141,"hettl .717ZSCTION ZILICOam - w - mtet. Da 16 DIAMOND, ADaghety, halheto • PAI:IME:IiV3. WSIZAT LAX% COULTER k LANE, House and Sign Painters,. Ns. 1111101118. ANT num, ruab ana „, • eir.Ans CARDS 40310 t (C e PPI.4 . " 44".614) iyawirrab & Aratinup, HOUSE AND SIGN PAIIREAS, eNAJNintal AND ELLAXIZNA. NS. 114 DIALNIAMD, aux.:mum. • CALOUUNIN9 4u. la thik best asuusA . . J. HAMILTON, Jr, House and Sign Painter, aw TIIIRD mum, tub, Grabill& Chiba aid Waft 1•14. vie .• • • 01.1" BRIeIE2II. Ttrarwrziarr., ward LIU% J 1. J. ;M . 11111 HUTCHINSON 411 HEPBURN. MA Mg en mum PAIJN • eEmaszs'ium tuaktume, ■s. ss rs=a•A AVERIJA Plftelarth. MU .ram. by Mall promptly attemlml to. REMOVAL. JOHN F. CLULEY. Borer 'road Sign Philode% ramaral na Burnt/taw rillab.gb• PL. e 79,47 ODIMIta the obi eticagL =Opal. litteallWr, " um '. EOM 11114 AID CULIWIEHITAL EMT Jrza. AID 6ILINEI3 AID GLAZED& 7k.1141 / 2 /f il o ftb•idalltDitAlinbe.l. 1111Mential glaM__RlUr Mee U. OMIT. 7 .""ren.,""f." - .11411 tty summantly Oa b ad. aou•,av • WEL J. DICK. Carpenter and Builder. KO. 3111 rzirpart.vasti AVZ.. MJob aritmltl."ltersati=l"l"a'ra" o etu tion• m tnemaddlipsteli. An Meadul W u 0 sathasetkra. - stlikeamws yOEST nuoTßElls, Ihasa , Carpeaters and Bander& • AL Islnds of Jobblas ansl ItaMinx tl satossd•sl se. Orders left a* No. 40.11 s.w.aLTI MIST rttisimsh. utet K. IS r/4111.. 11T.. • Illoom2Lek. 110. MAN4Z11.................111111. P.ANCLIL J, B.FIIAAGIEg, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. (30.1.0. ra, Er-114M" Stant Trouts. ret. nj=ss. fr=4:l.llll2gla Tea /I 4 , liiinsiCk. Afttital 27.0 IPAILIAMMEL, Sew Bonder and Carpenter. 9 021ce.mrelt &Wig 11 ALUM aid Dik ./Nignbtair Sad /I•lmalthe glom wltionni" 11OURE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. jeans° AND RiPilinpromyttr attani n?uiraiam & Bum, am: Ilataleld 1, 4 t.vq*116):(9.1...1:v.71 CHAS.I.II•III..II: ILIE. I : I UII4.W.I.2IAIenaII Rillll. BRAKE' & EIDIITTLIII, Ihimmato - WANlmam • Lq No.lll St. Cltdr , Bt., Piftsbuto. MI/ I Pianos, Organs, Lid lieu Goods clumsily. weals againb tor to ci.a.brium aIID3O NT. EA York, =4 IMIRWILACIIME a M. rahmtwob. rums. sear • 00 011 . 002T/LOZ... sat D. I B. W. 1.11111111 .4 111:11110.A.31. , ON. ei.XS.saiIITLVINPa e►iiai GUITAIL Thaibare Italian aad Gisemsa Melts sad tick Winn.. al Iran as 1 irsa. . tams rrNll6l7ll • 1 13311111V4LLZIP P1an.70011.-21t/i an.70011.-21t/i pima. In Ione: On .ost per. =Mc Inn wont auinnt. nalned will stand In in, &lawn. Una say Mbar. 3. . stock MI fil• Pan We at Inns tkss factory plan. - ' Ofta.lualTa IL. Mt nn. VW. AanatKaaba,.BLDM Map dß .alnes a Ptiana. and Priaaea aasontalda (wean, =a 114:1 y i.1.1:44:1t1 :Ts) z- N),1:11 Dr. N. W. BATES VETHIIIIIRT MOON. °amolN Stabler I rear of rand Halal rad 04)oirlag tke rad Ingo Meeks Of Wlisar gr , r,ltiteth manomoonoramo ra . P. 100n.;,4 3 Pats Alto er, ow., woo. • Havel fritr ,i Peared for ail _. PIACIICAL LITHOUAPHEIS ass Wm!' =IAN LIT•Ue . 0., i rair uerainseecaLie,%"" home. •e. ea vs ' MA al.. • COAL A. MLLES, LITHOGELS, as.. SO 41ringrutlid.. ANdlo Bandialt. talgebrr a4rati nWs• " Lir! TOBACXO masse, 800. JOHN 701 r e„ --- Ilialhetnw,ua S.A.' RAW TobacieoMgatt“ newt and agars, —"'"""lVZMnihMann" Excausrou 'voltam R. & JENKINSON. 1,411 111111111 i own la Tet;acco, N:agar% ripe, le , , t iz • =DIM PT* LIAM= THE COtritTa geswarea Bissaal niewels. SATURDAY, Oct. 21--No btednom of general importance was transacted_ The following is the trial list for this day: g 2 Badger vs. Bash. . 84 Stewart v. Stewart. /07 Battles vs. O'Hara. 103 Moran vs, O'Hara. 114 Boat vs. Kramer: 113 Oberinger vs. same. 116 Bost vs. eame.. 128 Atkinson vs. ktore Third and Tenth muds.Bc hool Din 130 Cochran vs. Freewill!. /37 All Hall hurtr, nfo use vs. Kleer et al. Metal* Comm,. itaisab.' flAscßoAr t Oaober.s9.A riAzlety of inlacellatieocui, lamb:teem was treat:baited. Foltowhig is the trial list for thts .day IS. Fiwoettd. Co. NA 12 Albert Torrence as. W. . . . Sparr et AL Vti...4.; 47. :tunes Smith vs. P. C. &C: Ft. 48. Module H. Gibson se. Arictrew Aston. RiMW=MMi . . SZ. .ix'rs of Jo. Wainwright ra. Toftn Bridge- And then the eases In their Order on the list to No. la Indualve. Burrusto Cswet. SATVADAT,.OCL2S,--Prosent alt me Judges except Chief /Make Woodward. Rowe vs. Bteinfelder. Mackey* Ta„ Barber, and Findleyva. Findley, Craw ford. Nom pros. _ The came from Venango county were continued to the sth week of the term. o Court adjourned to meet on Monday - at A.y., when the list for Westmoreland, be betakenCambria, Hailed States atticeetee Genet. The O'Hara bankruptcy case la still on trial. and will ecaacely be concluded to-day. FOMGZI In MB, - —A. nursemaid at Antwerp has nearly fallen victim to the fttry of one of her youthful chariiree...a boy of eight. She h ad occasion to reprimand hhu.arbala ha nd into a and stabbed her, . the ho thigh with a ge penknife. The .tind: is serious though not dangerotni„:l.l-- , —A young Ruseima.Prince, of fourteen, at school at Moorehead, ran away with a troop cf Mountebanketo &leant /king be:eight back bysthe.polim he avin eaped,bat was sirreamdby the gendarmes and taken back, to , Ntalfchatel. Love for a danseuie wino the exciting cause. —Eight Hishopeware pane t at the meeting of the wortitilt adaee held at Wolverhampton, lilfiglandan connection with the Church Ca .• They Mole ded the Bishop of LI who preni. dad, and the Eiahop who de livered the principal speech. latter prelate made an woes, appeal to the workingmen to enter the fold of Church of. England. - , —A serious riot has taken Place among some Irish hop pickers et Western Beg bard, Herefordshire. Thee. amesbed nearly two hundred f trt es of rimiest the Crown Inn; the En d Inn lea wrack. Everything in the oust; was smashed. The Parish Constable was left nearly dead. The county oonstkbulary hare apprehended am of the risers, but the others have escaped. —When the Frow Van Diemon, put to death by the order of the ferocious Duke of. Alva, at Utrecht, ascended the scaffold, eh* woe more that eighty-four years of age. fibasaldtothe executioner. "I hope year sword is sharp, ea you will Lind my old g neck rather tough." Tpfe moms like 80l eym pllotely oar °L o th: . we ecutirdso ner of Annie very _export, and I have but a littleneck." —The office of a money ehangur at Dieppe, Prance, was recently plundered by an Ihi . gliehan, who Carried off ffi,ooo francs. The ro bber y was effected - in concert within accomplice, who inquired of the proprietor of the office the way to the steamboats for Newhaven; and while the own ped a few paces from his' office to u n iteut - the spot, the thief en sum stated, with which he got clear oft --Pans:dant are not too much beloved either Hanover or Saxony, and a good deal of agitation consequently provaUs. Eapedar, y In the latter country; nearly incessant quartets =lee . hetWeen the Prussian Cabinet and the' local &tithe*. ties. This state of thing( makes the alp:, lin Cabinet rather uneasy, and it is eraily attributed to the war pro in France, by means of whicf — the7Z.'! naked kingdoms enteltaba great hopatiOf recovering their former position atlio distant period. ' • —Berlin advise of Sept. 30 say: "On the 20th het, the Pope held asecret con- It t° l 7 ol i l i n ' ees ha del . v ati e . I?et an 't on i thist6 speech he mentioned the important feet that the correspondence lbetwcen.Napoleon and the late Emperor Jfaximlitian had been Placed in his hands at the time of theim priscuament of the letter at Queretaro. This oorrespondenoe, which commences before the departure of the Imperial vio lin' to Mexico, fa - atippee .to contain the letter In whick Napoleon promised to 'tend ,by acme what might." . —Hardt° Suarez andPortirio Dfas were tbe opposing candidates for the Proud eY e l the Maxi t e rat l are h r i L e 'lliz te m e t. ototd o p t o appftr t - himself In opposition to President Jeerer., predbrring Ma present =n of General-in-Chief' of the army. roe - Incept Vera Cruz gav e him a majority, however, but in the her die ' trills, as far as heard from, Juarez bad large majorities. Durango, Guadalajara, Mexico, Chihuahua. beinga=ther States eo voting. With the Juarez &brother of the Secretary of State, Tej t. ads, will be the ex-offtdo Vice Presi den --ddvioes from Port au Prince, the capital of Hsyti, slate that' the govern ment troops have completely dispersed the Insurgents In the north, known as Caws, and under President Saleave's administration peace and tranquility have been secured over theentire He has Issued a proclamation -congratu lating the people upon the return of ponce. The government has dispatched a circular to the 'Hayden Legation al Wash! ngton Paris, London an Madrid, Resetting th at It will use its best endeav ors strengthen and make profitable the I mportant ocuinnercial relations ex isting between Hayti and the United States, Prune , .nglart.d and Northern Oannany. —The Prussians will Audit guile re freshing in these days of threatenid war to learn the effect produced by the Chaos epotprojectile. Dr. Illanudn, of Stresibtint, ban made some traperimeata on a corpse at close quarters with the following re sults: Ist, the ' diameter , of the orifice made by the bullet entering the body is not sensibly larger than that of the pro f jectile; and the diameter of the orifloe by which the bullet leaves the body is from seven to thirteen times larger than that of the projectile. 3d, the arterials and veins are est transversely, retracted and II? to a n a d P h ulpf u 4 l tithe n' tc to nes and re are smashed in a manner out of all propor tion with the dimensions of the proles tile.. To sum up the wounding effects present a remarkable Intensity, and it is well to note that the balls, after passing throughth. bod,y, pionisad two one•lncis planks and buried themselves deeply In the wall behind. • Fifty years ago St. Seim de Lua and Seam were names familiar. enough to English ears, the former uthe head quarters of the Duke of Wellington, the utter aa the little port at which the stores and mealtime. ofthe British slimy were landed t subacute:My Mbar career has been no uneventful that you may. not' know of t emblem* of a breakwater which now he runs out fr om Soots paint. Here last night happened an ,accident which involved the life of one poor fel low, but which might have been. politi cally much more disastrous. - The Empress and the Winos Imperial had been cruising toward' the Spanish coaat ; but finding the sea would be too high to land at Biarritz, the yacht tonic shelter aehlrul the lneakender, and the royal party,. indeed of landirg at Soon., started in the patch's boat for Si. Jean de Luz. The pilot who bad charge of the leading boat In which were the Emmett and the Prince, mired the entrance of the barber, ran the boat among the rock, somehow fell overboard himself, and was drowned. The royal y were carried through thosurf and s a fely landed. The beats in which were the suite hit the entrance of the /Arbor following, as they summed, th t =ed Oat Great was their eons an ah= they found what had befallen the Empress and her boy. —While Napoleon is oommuning with laramelf at Biarritz, reviewing old con noxious. and meditating new otter, time la being iv:sally turned to second by the vigilant Minted at the head of this Gov mimed. Acting probably on the sup position that the Baden overtures In coTnto the .East may bo ultimately re edi with a better graced' Paris that: was the case a few months ego, Count lithunarek the other day ran over Moog ado to Dresden to pay a visit to Baron Boost, sojourning there. Since then the Count has taken flight again to Pomer ania, as the papers say, still farther east, as rumor that inquisitive busy-body, will have It. Whatever credence we may attach to this hat report, It le a fact that, profiting by recent event in Italy, the prutedan Premier has managed to place himself on a rather more cordial footing with M. Ballaszi, so long the staunch adherent of Franca in the Florence Cab.' Met. This rapprochement, the cense anent* it seems, of the determination of Louis Napoleon to protect the Pope against all corners, is likely to last as long as th e September Convention isnot modified in accordance with the urgent requests of the Itallangovernment. mediate}, before - the YeattmateMe attempt of Garibaldi, the relations be t Ween Berlin and Florence had assumed ao intimate a character as to render the capture of the Italian patriot partly de pendent upon the advice of the Prussian .Pruniar. prrispiraanfrDAlLY',GAZl;TTE: MONDAY. OOTOBIIR 1861: • Leiters • nancatris etuasu Zostofilie, October I AR•rmau Shea Ares:ems Wes •ssos • Jen , oseish al fled P see . Loh • wahusg Nary ..Bsler Mu, ;Joh.see J.a P Rebel Lessand,f serest R• Nara Rsqls L I K Af übsler Jos PiKe, Agile Black Zee, Alm** 5 L StethrsJelas ;xlreteisbesper Bell John Irenear 81trab Chess ss I Leas Par:l2 J Ch A. II (Woes amp ', Jane Yells,. H..„, i & tib Wil l a% I 11:471 LI 4 I : n Caammy D gor sy Daris MAUI. 'Morey Ira Ihrelber IC LI Kull . y e s.. Men .ary I • Davis , lieu Wein.. aleDow.ll Y• 111101t rillonsitairilreat i ere t LEE. lEtr Y<2tM Jens Ifeal Hobe. W Neg.:j e t% klebstakJewta • 15 . W. E.P.H.Lar, t31113C14411 NOI7CES. Kam' M& BAR BILL & CO, BOILER' MAKERS 111111 • IKON WOMIX9B, so k 20,22,24 and AMPennall. Hlthij leelitld • Iwo yarn sad forolohod 10 whit the most antne?ea riteObi.latrY. we on ore. tared to manoOtatont ovary doocoloitoo or Bon. ors 10 Um hest manner, aao warranted ornal to eat teat. I. the eanotry. CrahnoaTo. Brooa lan. WA Beds. ISOrom rinon;Looconotlvok COndallero. Holt Pau: Tanks. 011 . 011114 4110.01.11, Battling Pay. llollor Iron, Mures, Blow Rao, and solo ntaantootarero of BAER. BOLL'S PAUNT 1101L100• itaosmoit aeon on the ammo; north.. Maul :.: • • : SWORD AND DEPOOVED NOSE WASH cores et uni delloaao er Donlon to all retretZreo ggeagg;lllll " := - 17. 141 =11 , 11::::11 , ',11,:i4.17."'" 4'2" .1111.V117 EMT PERFEHE Iva THE unusseanEF Pimlug Caremo Piston , * '..l , llgbe liteetelog Cam.. Phalan% "PI “Night eile'embag Gin.' Ls. . '•Mitit nioemtneg Cu'.... .A moot ommi&t. amt howled Re fs • DAUS from tie ran &lles* t arA Mantled &tor fro bleb It lair &maw MAMMON & BOX, Now York. BEWAOS OP OOUNTORPEITO Agit polL . I :ripkor/TAXIS PO °Tani tgrran BrommeTEnrivorr on o ] ook)OBTI !Met sr Miss. Orntatbs. leluersalion, swelwretlas of the bladder, or prter,l%.lllllele [Sees iireelest• Wand% Wage %3117se='.',111: eto;d'r.,Jlll"i, rep aromas.] • lewdness, USE HwineOLD'e 4 , : LIPS . pri7.o.szicr sitfam o ivezmNiiumr.L. vicurar. - .zsimue CA)I9I;gIM . Ana all 4 Waallo Af the r.. AZT ORGASM ALi OggTAZAL . T . " .. tat of • - • How LoNWeizuroao. 1/taasee et bre...gram Lt she 0.. of • &ante, 11.trerrea near , rie , L C an VlTrltte e elplrgel l trair aI.TH ASO PIAPPIN/53. lbad er e=47 . . depeede epee prampl are