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IsLLTE NEWS.
V.:mimes LANDIliti is to be rniide
7boroagh.
Tux city of Reading contemplates the
erection of four new market honses.
VITTSBOISOIInova aillttlestLaw•
ebuie,'Annatrong county, at twenty
cents per bushel.
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Tae. Order of Amerietin Ilechnnice
wined at Middletown on Batt:m.ll4, seven
Llaiducils participating- 7 t
Tao Northwestern 24ilependent is the
-name of a new paper started at Lawrence.
'burg, Armstrong coprdy, Clark Wilson,
proprietor.
Tun projector building a railroad from
liew Cumoerland to Peteraberg or York
-Springs, lu York county, is being earn
estly considered. •
hi some parts or York county, says the
iiipitbficon, it is the undoubted Inyres
elan of some individuals that Packer is
certainly elected.
Tho_pFoposed Philadelphia metropoli
gpaPethee bill (43 favored by o nnmber of
prominent Democrats of that city, and
its sorely paharyze at the next session at
dho Legisinthre is conceded.
.Tas Committees of the noel operators
arid workingmen's benev9lent associa
tions, in the anthracite regions, have
adranaid thii wages of miners - len per
cent. on thew paid in September.
. GREEN, of Troy iowitahlp,
Crawford county, died on Friday of laat
week,
in kw niuctictif par. He carved
in the Yew York militia In 1812, end WB6
on duty at Sackett's Harbor.. He had
resided in Ornwford county for thirty-five
On, Sunday last a little daughter of
Wlllintq Davidaon, residing at Miner's
Slnnon,, in Luzerne county, was burned
to druth . by her clothes taking fire while
shc was amusing herself to jumping over
baini•ag pan in a sort of bog In the min.
Ity of Pine Ridge and Union breakers-
One of the evert reporters In Philadel
- phia, Mr. Wm. 11. Foiher, wee terriLly
beaten% day or two ego by a ruffian, be.
cause be crprctbed Lis Opinion in a public
.car w to tee ft cull of the csse ,if Marrow
and Dougherty, the parties convicted of
attempting to murder revenue officer
Brooks.
A GRAND Jour in Philadelphia were
surprised on sidling the almshouse to
notice there a number of strong and
brztYrmen, welt able to earn their daily
pport, end recommended thatadditlom
al butkiirgs be erected for industrial par-
AN Cr. order that those so 'able should
becempelled to work.
'rat Secretary of the Commonwealth
haring been pestered with an extensive
airtoopondence originatingwith Justices
of the Pence and Aldermen throughout
the State, requests the peremptory state
ment that no commissloinswill be sent to,
or made out, for the newly-elected Alder
men or Justices of the Peace prior to the
time at which their commissions were
formerly Issued. The Registry Law only
changed the time of election, not the
tinuumf We officers formerly chosen at
''the swing electioths, Their commissions
will not be forthcoming for mile six
months.
Ar Corry, Erie county on Friday of
last week, Sarah Dunbar, wife of
Wm. Dunbar, of Meadville, died fmm
'the effects of chloroform administered by
Dr. Phelps, torthepurpose of extracting
teeth without pain. Having suffered
snuck frotn,uettralgia,•abe had datermjned
to have all her teeth abstracted, and the
chloroform was administered at her own
request, her husband being present.
Alter six teeth had been abstracted, she
seemed to lapse Into a death-like stupor,
fancl.beeamo almost pulseless, in which
tiottdition she remained until death en
sued. • It is said she was afflicted with
heart diimase, and therefore an unfit sub
ject for-the ordeal, of which fact the den
tal was not aware.
A LARGE rundown, or iron works, is
being built near York, which the Repub
Man of that place says will be the mast
extensive in the State. It will be finished
by January next, pod go into operation
under the name of the York County Iron
and Steel Company. The machinery will
be so arranged that the ore an be taken
in its natural state and manufactured into
steel cap rails and bar iron of every de
scription. The ore existing in the vicin•
ity is of a peculiar quality, well adapted
for the manafacture of steeL The enter
peeing capitalists who originated, and are
at the present time most actively engaged
in this project, are Jacob Jameson, Eeq,
and Gen. Owen, of Philadelphia, Mr.
Wleke, of New York, Mr. Wynne, of
Maine, and Zenry Fug., and
Dr. C. M. Nes, of York.
Jocios Purace, addressing the Phila
delphia grand Jury the other day, said:
"The mortstnms proportions the liquor
traffie has attained hero is another great
source of crime and came of complaint.
The licensed rum shops in this city are
counted by thousands, and the unlicensed
perhaps equal in number. A gentleman
visiting me from Boston, one morning
walked down Race street, from Seven;
Meath to the Delaware, and in that space
;,,crinnted no less than sixty four drinking
° houses; and from sU this crime-breeding
trade the city derives not a dollar; the
only revenue accruing from it goes to the
State, and that dwindles into Insignifi
' Mee compared with the vice and misery
it causes. It is also said that a whisky
ring exists to our midst, organized for
crime and employing hired agents for
assassination. How long are we to sub
mit to this state of things?"
Tnans Is much excitement in Cincin
nati over the Bible question. Referring
to the preliminary Injunction granted
against the Board of Education, restrain
tog It from excluding the Scriptures from
the Public Schools, the Ovate says:
"This takes the question directly into
Court, Prezliely the ground upon which
the case is to be legally contested, we do
not know. The decision of the Supreme
'Court of the United States in the Girard
will case, which we have already liven
in our columns, has a hearing upon this
case, and 'will have Its Influence.. Two
pointa were clearly decidect by Chief Jus
tice Story: I. That it wouldbe against
public policy to prohibit religious in
struction in an educational institution.;
and 2d, that the Bible is a religions but
not a sectarian book. We are aware that
such men as Eckel. Vickers and Miller
profess to know more about law and
what is best for society than Justice Story,
but our Courts will hardly retard them
of equal authority. But, whatever may
be the result of the legal contest, an
appeal has been taken from the decision
of the accidental majority In the Board
of Education to the people of Cincinnati,
and this will be fully beard dUrier.the
next six months and decided In April
through the ballot-box."'
Tue. Lack In now made generally
knoarn that during the memorable battle
nearAtlaute, in which our troops fought
first from one side of their tortitications
and then on the other, a rebel .oglcer at
the head of his men, more daring than
his followers, succeeded in getting close
up against the Union works, when& cer-
IV.=wart Colonel of lowa volunteers,
mad with the smoke of battle,
leafairoAr ringrow parapet, and ex
tending hia,polirerfal•Arms grasped the
gallant rebel by theicollp,..holsted him
bodily Into the Union Mies, ttidarcutim
to the rear a prisoner of war. `The tiled,
who turned out to be Col. Lampley, of
the Forty Alabama, died a few
we eks afterward of chagrin at the in
glorious way in which he was matured.
The captor was Col. Belknap, or the
Fifteenth lowa, now Secretary of War.
Tax plaintiff and defendant in a cane at•
now lidil, Connecti
time fixed for the hear.
in? 'micro the Justice, and upon search
being made they wad found at a gama of
euchre, having mutually agreed to rest
the decision of the case on the result of
the game. The defendant won, the in.
dleincut was "quisahed,r and the law
yers ,were “euchred'i cult ?If ibeirfells•
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VOL. LXXXIV.
FIRST EDITION.
.IfILUXIG lIT
NEWS BY CABLE.
Bishop of Exeter—The French
Emperor Favorable to Die-
a rmament —Loridon "Timis"
on the Influence of Benne—
The Reconstructed Spaniali
Ministry—Admiral Toptie—
Opposition to the Duke of
Genoa—His Electon as King
of Spain Doubtful
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Lrn uos, November 3. Rev. Mr. Tem
ple, recently appointed Blettop of Exeter,
in reply to an address, expressed the
hope that as a Bishop he might know
nothing of parties In the church, but co
operate With all.
The Tones In an article on the loth,
mum of Rome earn "The Catholic
Church must be withdrawn from undue
Roman preponderance. and the city of
home froui Encleantetical domination.
It in only by coating, to be an Italian
Sovereign that the Pope can aspire to
beounte 'univeresl pontiff!"
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hiwpant, November 3.--lien. Prim to
day presented t.a Cortes thq members of
the reconstrueted Ministry. lie explain
ed that the yip:Mk:in of the Hoye! ancli•
dature wee the cause of the Ministerial
crisis. and added that the attitude of the
Unionists hindered the rotation of the
question, He declared the Government
would remain faithful to the principles
of the revolution.
It is reported that Admiral Toren,
Minister of Marine. Imitate on resigning
bin port folio, but General Prim declares
he will leave the cabinet if the Admiral
realgne.
The opposition to the Duke of Genoa
In Kt II no large and determined that it in
feared there is no chance of his election.
GEZE23!
Pante, November B.—lt fa intimated
ea a popular Impression, accepted in the
city, that Napoleon will propose a plan
of disarmament In his speech opening
the session of the French Legisiatif, and
that the idea 111 Ilkelyto become general.
It in said, Indeed, that Lard Clarendon
conveyed assurance of England's appm.
vat of such a course to hip Majesty, and
and that-it will be agreeable to Russia.
The tendency of Napoleon's policy in
the government Is said to be objectively
for the embarrassment of Prussia.
@MEM
PIaiTHE, November 3—Eventap.-11 in
saki tbat M. Deals will soon form a new
Reform party with a policy differing
from that of the present Miniatry;
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QtEENSTOWW, November , 3. —The
ateamera City of Antwerp and France,
from New York, nave arrived.
FINANCIAL ANL) COMMERCIAL,
LoN DUN, November a —Recemo.—
Consols for money 935: aocount 934.
American securities quiet: Five-twin:iv
bonds, 82.33, 83: '6ss old, 81:,;; 3175, Mc,:
Ten.fortieri 77 , „. Cries 18.1 X; Illinois 98:
A. A: G. W. 21'4.
LIVERPOOL, November 3.—Cotton
middling uplands 12Nd; Orleans 12%d:
sides 12,000 bales. California white
Wheat 10s sd; red western 9a 2.1; red
winter 9s 4d. Flour 23s 6d. Corn: No.
2 untied 29n 6d. Oats 34 6d. Fe. 43a.
Pork 1134 6d. Beef lids. Lard 71. a.
Chew 68e Bacon; VB. LIM Common
'Brktft ter - gatvg - sa - . soots-Au-61er=
11,431: relined Is 9d.
Itnitsor, Nov. 3--Petroleum 7 tbalere
and 27 groans.
LONDON, November 3.—Tallow 47sq.
474 3d. Sugar, afloat in. 6d.
ANTWERP, November 3.—Petroleum
f.
itAvue, November 3.—Cotton closed
quiet.
ANTWERP, November 3.—Petroteum
closed firm at 61 franca.
CINCINNATI.
Railroad Accommodationo—Vl Matey—
Ploutherio Railway Ramey—aleCoole
Arrested and Hound Over not to Fig Lit
In Onto.
(By Telcerapb to the rlttsburgh Oasette.)
CINCINNAIL Nov. 3.-81r:title faze ar
rangements have been Made with rail
roads leading to Louisville for convey
ing delegates to the meeting of the army
of the Tennessee.
Five hundred and sixty-one thousand
three hundred and elghtyeight . gallons
or whiskey have been removed from dis.
tllleries In the Second District during
October for cousutuption.
The Finance Committee of the City
Council decided last Iligtll4o recommend
to that bony the appropriation of an ad
ditional ten thousand doliara for the
further prosecution of the survey of the
Southern Railroad.
Representatives of the Ctunberland
and Ohio Railway met the citizens at the
Board of Trade rooms to-day to urge the
Importance to Cincinnati of a connection
with their road, and thence with the
southern system of railroads.
John Patton was killed at Hillsboro on
Saturday by being thrown from a horse
and dragged, his foot hanging in the
orthrup.
McCoole was arrested and taken before
the Police Court to day and bound In
$5OOO not to engage In a prize tight in
Ohio.
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BALTIMOREI.
Congregational Association—nailed tor
LEM
(By Tologroub to Mc PI itabanal kiarmll4.l
EALertstonn, Nov. 3.—The first isnunAl
session of the New Jersey .tiogiorristion of
Congregational Churches own maimed
last evening at the Congregational
Church In this city. The Association Is
composed of twenty-t wo churches, prin
cipally from the south of the State of
New York.
Alter the opening sermon,Oen. 0. 0.
Howard wan reelected Moerator.
The Convention then adjourned until
this morning.
• The American Colonization Society'e
ahlp, the fialcouds, cleared yesterday Mt
Africa with a large cargo. She sails to
day to Savannah td take on board four
hundred colored emigrants from the
Southern States to Africa.
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- Louttretru.a, November B.—There was
a fair attendance at Cedar Hill Park this
afternoon, to witness a matdh game of
base ball, between the Cincinnati Red
Stocking Club of Cincinnati, and the
,Kentticky Club of Louisville. The Red
Mocking, had but eight men In the
geld. Brassard, their pitcher wan not
present; having missed the train at Cin
cinnati all interning. Darkness pot a
close to the - getne,-at the end of the fifth
Inning. The Ilullowlug, is the result:
Cincinnati, la-S-18484' total to. Ken
tucky, 2.-1-1-b-4 :total 8. 'Ma Clncinna•
bans made five home runs. They playa
game with the Kentuckyans to morrow
afternoon.
ONTARIO
Opening et the Ontario E!!ollument.
(By T.l.. m pti to the Pittab.gUlj.4o.,.
TORONTO, NOVOCLI*; , a,:Arh e
most of Ontario `Vas opened this after-
noon b r ow, Hhwland. In his speech
b e rubes so :the abundant hgrveat, activ.
Ity Istohinufactoree and railway enter•
. prises, increased and increasing demand
for labor, and the sucrose of the meuures
taken to promote emigration. He re.
commends increased efforts and expen
ditures to Induce • still larger emfoes 6 •
lion to Ontario, and announces that the
provincial revenue for the past year has
been more than adequate to defray the
ex pone°,
Inauguration of navigation on Salt Lake.
(0 7 it!o knnourinfionotto. 7
'Cent:ore, Utah:: Nov.. 2:—A bate
schooner arrived to-day from Stockton,
a town on the aenthern ahem of the lake,
leaded with lumber, silver ore, de.
This Is considered the inauguration of
natilitlOAClA Slat Like.
ST. LOUIS
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Korther Pl"nceetiloco of iSe liaislot Sun. stcoln Elirpin
lu .11 •
aay Sclip9l Cub 1 r utiou:—lntert.Ung Di .. ___ _
force toot.
Telcgraoh to Ile PittabUlEl) liette.
' Me. LuUla, Nov. B.—The National Hap
tint. Sandety School Convention w. well
ntteradpil to-dry, the church being crowd
'ed with delegates aml epectaiors. Rev.
Thos. b. Andettion, of New 'fork, ad
dressed the Convention on the relations
of the Sunday School to the family.
Rev. I'. ti. Henson, of Pennaylvanut,
spoke on iho relations of the Sunday
School to the church, and Rev. J. F. El.
der, of New Jersey, on the rels,lotis of
the Sunday School to the community
The latter gentleman's address wito a
strong array of facts and arguments,
most beautifully expreased and de
livered iu true oratorical style.
The speaker contended that the
community of twenty, thirty and forty
plate hence will be composed of the txiys
and girls of to day; therefore ea, her
them in now while they are young: 1411.4 De
that coming community as sit would de.
i.eirti tame it at prewout. We must not
despise the poor. It in not the cidld who
is reared In luxury that a ill make his
mark hereafter, or be a leader of pub'',
opinion: but lit many cases the ragged
urchin of to day will in years become
power in the laud, and a priareriul worker
either fur good or for evil.
I therefore, the Sabbath school eau
be made a moulder of public
opinion, it will have accomplished a dew
tiny which it is (Mooring to contemplate.
'io speaker cow laded with a briilmtit
peroration, in which he compared the
influence and power which the children
of to day will yet wield to the effect of
the snowflakes falling upon the railroad
track, small and weak at firer, obliterated
beneath the heavy iron wheels, but yet
falling On all they nave raised a barrier
which no locomotive In the land can
pass.
The discunaion of the question, "The
relation of Sunday Schools to the
Church," wen participated in by tumbrel
delegates, the !Johan of Which Were
muudned up by the conductor of the es
erettrer,lter. A. W. Sutton, of Now Jer-
Coy, , en follower
Church inendbers should know the
Sunday Schottln—Come de not. The Sun•
day School nhooll not DO AD orgnei z Ile in
dinttual from the Church. The Church
ie the heart and the Sunday Nebula are
the digestive organ, of the Church. Tne
Sunday School is the committee of the
whole appointed by the Church—the pe
ter in the chairman. 'the tNuttmuter
should report to the Church. All the
members of the ( urrli nhould he
at work In the Sunday School. Toe
church, timmc,ally, supports the Sunday
Samoul, just so it supports its organist
and pastor. The Sunday School Le a held
, of labor for the church, the workshop at
the church. Thisis the relation between
the church and the Sunday School wore.
IThe ,discussion of the relstmes of the
Situday Behind to the family seas sum
med 'dp es follows:
Bow can the Sunday School help the
family - , and how can the fatuity help the
Sunday School? These two could not be
antakontstic. The church works through
the Sunday school. The family and the
Sunday School are nut parallel, but co•
equal. The family could help the Sunday
School,.by being Interested In it in sorb
A way as to promote personal attendance
If that was not possible, then the Sunday
School teacher should visit the home.
The domestic allatre of the home should
be arranged no that the children should
not he late at reboil. Famine., should
help their children to know their les-
OlDne.
Second—How shalt the Sunday School
help the Ninny° by her:ening ec•
.la.iinteil with the fau,Sy, and iiii.ptritig
cloilidenee by hiandesting an
the children. Electing a liberal Super
intendent.. who would the . •hlldren
home wilt wAnothilla to d,, and the
children wilt .11 in the wislataiiee a the
parents, and thus assist In bringing the
parents to Christ.
The subject of Church Schools was dill-
tN akewlivin-Bas. Dr. Bull Maoley.
oro
autllariarns, Was read, in Potation
to the sublevt. The vulject wan Ili on
disruiteed by Rev. Mr. Tea:Melo. of Mit,
visnippi, and Mr. Marston, of Mowon.
rt. After which a paper on Id boven
Schmitt was read by Mr. IC D Junes, of
St. Louie. The 'whirrs of iirganimtion.
Statistic,' and Progre‘s wan then eoneld •
med. The Rev. Dr. Anderwm, of Phil,
delphia, read a paper In relation to the
hienlL, Rev. Dr. Pricy, of Wisitm, ad
dressed the Convent ion In regard
to the great work which had been
accomplished by nthrdon schools In
awn COtintry, and the pleasure he had
derived In vbiltlng America and obverv ,
ing bow far in ail cairn we were in the
matter of publirwaion.
In the evening there were section
Li:teeth:lga In different parts of the elm reh
divided
,as Slerctlon I. Pastor.
and Odlobrs, Rev. Geo. A. Peitz, of Penn
aylVatlia, Chalnuan, St•rt ion: Tenet/on,
of adult and juvenile clew..., Rev. Rota.
Lawry, of P.rmaylvania, Chairman.
Section 3. Teachers of infant and prima
ry cleaves, Rev. C. R. Black, of llitnms.
Chairman.
Governor McClurg he, atmoitned
vomiter 18th an a day of than knit ving.
A women named Lucy J. Hall today
flied a petition (or divorce from lien). C.
Stanford, a very wealthy young marrird
men of thin city. Sian anew,. Idle wan
married to Stanford at Terre Haute, Ind.,
July 16th, 188 b; that ithe did not at Lb.'
time know he wan a roamed titan:
that three children worn born of the
Union. one of whom ,till liven, and
asks the custody of thin child, and One
thousand per year alimony. Mr. San.
ford Ina nephew of Pierre Chautean, Jr.,
deceased, is ponoeaeed of n large property,
and married to a daughter of one of the
ttrat familien of St. Lenin. Ms (Herein
assert that it in a made up case to extort
money, and will he no proved, while
others believe the statement of the wo
man to be true, and that bin wife will
seek a divorce from him.
Congress passed a law last March au
thorizing the institution or proceedings
in any court having Jurisdiction of like
matter, to recover Curl, prize money as
the Farragut fleet engaged in the capture
of the Now Orleans might be entitled
to for captures thou made, and providing
that ativti prize money an might be award
ed should be paid out of the Treasury of
the United Mates. General it. F. Butler,
acting an attorney and prosecutor for
the officers and sailors lu than fleet,
has tiled a libel of information against
the veinal. Ac, in the district court of
this district, preying judgment ,tc. The
attention of Government having been
called to the emit by District Attorney
tieneral Carringtun,aud sinking the Treas.
Ury Department to ensign him associate
counsel in view of the magnitude of the
cam and the Important principles in.
HAVANA. volved. the Secretary of the Treasury
has appointed Richard M. Corwine ' of
Copt. -Geri. De Sodas on a Tour of 'taper— Cincinnati, who has had considera ble
non—The Spanish flank. experience In prize came and in admit-.
By Telegraph in the Ilttaburgb Uttette i ally proceedings. The Secretary has in
atrueted these attorneys to make a thor.
Havarti., November 3.—Cap tam ,ugh defence, t ,th In law and facts.
eral De Rodaa will leave Havana to-night Several interviews have already taken
On a tour of Inspection. During his Place between counsel and the officers of
the Treasury, and every preparation in
journey ho will visit Ciene.afugus and being made to that end. Thirty days
o th er part, of the Inland. Th. Captain have been given to the Government to
General will is accompanied by his See. prepare Its defenee. More than a mil
rotary and Muff and will proba. oly to sly lion dollars are involved in thin nun.
tient ittrJut ten days.
The rate of discount of the Spanish
Bank has been reduced to 4 per cenL
The coneidence of the merchants of Ha-
vans In the stability of the Bank le con
tinually Increming
BRIEF T.ELEURANS
—The steamer Pennsylvania, from LI, ; railroad purposes. Therefore preemp.
orpool, arrived at Boston yesterday. I lion 'lenient will be required to make
—P. C. Cambridge, a merchant of Lice ; Proof and payment within the twelve
ton, committed suicide at a hotel In New
~walks prescribed by law.
York yesterday. PIO.OOIT FOE MEE. OEN. OHAPIT.
—Galway, Hunter ,k Co., of New York, ; The original ropy of Miller's National
who suspended during the gold panic, Medallion, executed to the order of Ex.
have adjusted all their amounts and re. I :secretary Blida for presentation to Mrs
named business. ; Grant. was hung in the Green Room of
the Executive Mansion to day. The
—The residence of Hon. J. L. Flagg,
with a propriatesurroundlnf, the heads
of Tray, New York, was entered by bur. , Medallion is of bronze, and includes,
glare, on Tuesday night, anttrobbed of I in f w.nington,
$2,0u0 worth of jewelry. ncolu and
.
—The injury to David Saunders, the Grant.
defaulting Teller of the North National
Bank, by the accidental discharge of a The following are the disbursement.
by Government during the month of
towileg pies*, some days since, threat.
en. to prove fatal.
, October: Civil and Miscellaneous, LI,-
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—Rev. Herman Bangs, for many years 010410; War, 66.514,716; Navy,ll2,lo4. fi lt2;
Interior, Pensions and Indiana, 111
fisiding eider in the New York Emit 9.15; Total $12.042,492. In addition to the
' ifference the Methodist Episcopal
above, the interest accrued and raid on
t; arch, died on Tuesday, in the eign- public debt during October amounted to
Oath year of his age. M 1,100,190.
—The body of Ex-Governor Charles LENOTET INTERVIEW.
A. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, who died a Secretaries Flab and Belknap had a
few days since In Maryland, is expected lengthy Interview with the President to.
in Louisville to-day, and will be taken., day. The former has just returned here
to Bardatown for final Interment. from Now York,
—At Corydon, Ind.. a rumor prevailed
on Monday to the effect that a Vigilant
Committee of Beth township bad ar
rested and hanged a young man sus
pected of Horse stealing. lie wall hanged
twice until life was nearly extinct, when
he contained to the crime and revealed
the names of the parties Implicated.
E—ln the stake of pate three in five In
harness, trotted yesterday on the Fuh•
ion course, New York, between Western
New York, Dile:lon, Mercer, W. H. Tay
lor, and Lady Hamilton, W. H. Taylor
won the first heat; Mercer, who was fifth,
won the second, . third and fourth, and
race. Time-2:30.4, 2:30, 2:33i1, 3:33.
—The Centenary of Universalism waa
lasintnernarsted last miming at Dr. Cho.
pin% Church, New York. Mr. Plat',
who presided, claimed that the Introduc
tion of Universalism bad proved a bane•
fit to the world. Horace Greeley, Rev.
E. C. Bowles. P. T. Barnum and others
addressed the Meeting. Ten thousand
dollars were contributed as a fund of
twenty thousand, to be used for the
eat at tlis church.
PITTSBURGH, TH URsDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1569
FOUR O'CLOCK,
THE CAPITAL
The Commercial Convention
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Groot —Addres. of ifFt Chair•
man—Reply of the President
—P re seat for illrb.Graut—Din-
bursemeots Pulic Lauds—
Prize Dloner
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WAISIIINCitON, NOT. 3, 1569
The delegation appointed by the 1.,u•
Inville Commercial Convention called on
President Grant thin nitirwrig, In accord
ance with Previous arrangement. The
Chairman, General Walorldge, spoke tits
Bolero lie adjournment, the
Commercial Convention at Louisville
, deputed to the committee that 1 have
the honor to roproneut, the high and deli
cate responalia illy of expressing to your
Excellency sentiments of gratitude and
reciprocation of hearty g. al will for the
views communicated in your tiro sack
for the success of the objecta for
which the convention mitivened. Origi
nally called to discuss the exclusive
interests of We Sent kern Staten, the the
atre of its usetulteow won enlarged until
it embraced the material prosperity of
every section of our country. lielega.
wore in attendance tram Vermont and
as also from Georgia anti Minim
mda. Thus, national In its character, it
Woo a pis:inure heron.] expriasition to to.
calve eucuitragement at the hands of the
Executive, its dellberatiorm were nun
timed mainly to the great queationa ol
nuance, taxation, immigration, internal
impruvementa, traunportation, and tin.
necrnanary Illeastirea by which Ina Intl tax
tries and great natural rismurcee of the
Suulh could he brought in harmony
alit. the now era of pt asperity, ape
is hick the republic has entered. tio,,
"farunient animated the entire
eupvon
nou, Daniel) , to /Wand by the plighted
faith of the nation M the full payment of
lin l ablie securittex no aLliiti kited when
l'• ra:ed, and forgetting all differences lb
Inc past, the desire wax universal that
I env:lotted Intereshi should be ignored
and Who citlzens of the United Slates
should hereafter he a homogenamis pa
nne entire, united and indivis.inie.
1.1 conclusion we denlre to congratulate
your F.acellency on the nuceena which
nal limn tar marked your adlllitaisl ra•
stun. Enongh hew transpired to demon
strate that before the expiration of pair
amend term the piablicdent any be more
than half extlngumbed, and government
ftecuritues will command n premium in
every part of the globe,
Proration:. (trout, in reply, said he was
I very much gratified to receive 'much n
delegation; repronentatlven, not only of
the great commercial interests of the na
-1 lion, but also of the new condition of af.
fairs. The good fellowship which ought
.to unite ecommon brotherhood was nap
p ly inaugurated and Invigorated at 1,11
jnorth. He hoped It would extend and
permeate throughout the entire Union,
until every restage of bitterness or 1.111•
; kindness should toe eradicated. He Le
-1 bored that within • year or two the
South would be far richer and for inure
, prosperous; then ever before, .14 the
people have It within their own p.iwer,
by a Judicious policy and wise arts, to
advance their own interests and thooe of
the entire oountry with marvelous rapid
An to bin second term, he 1,u141 a• nun ,
113.3. Walbridge be felt (JUR se he did at
I IV...it Point in bin PAIIHI day., when ht•
moulded every month With eagernems to
I grit out or his position. He had not
ought his present petition, es everybody
;knew.
Lon. H. W. allhard, of Georgia, arm
glad.to have the opportunity of asy:ng to
the Yrtaddent, hacoucurred in the cordial 1
appraahaten :hot all parties mum giro
to the eentimenta ypit a:preload to. him.
'rho Truculent laughingly Raked Col.
1/Jl:wain, of Kentucky. what the people
of ht. Slate thought of the Adminintra•
tion, and whether there wan any hope of
Kentucky ever turning front her present
Duncan immured him that Ken
lucky, 'slat rare excel - Alone, fully lip
precieted the President's hornet inten
tions to do what he could fur the good of
the tenantry, and that the telegraphic
sago so kindly sent by the Preat •
11.111. It) him for the ronventlon, and the
DOWrenewed esauranrea of kindly
feelluge ar in the people of the :states
lately suffering so notch, would ang•
robot the reiTect w bleb they already en--
term:nod for the Pre.ldent. As -to Ken
t urky he would nay, however,
that the 115th Amendmentwould
rreate very little tilfeeenre, gun
the roloroll vote scud Inc
divided nod go very little towards break
tug the Democratic tnsiority of the State.
After en In formsl sod Tfleasentronver•
nation for half en hour the delegation
withdrew.
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PUBLIC LAttos.
The Commissioner of the (Jerteral lend
•
Office ltss ruled that where lands hove
once bean offered at public *ale they rt,
tale the character of offered lands m to
right of preemption thereto, even though
afterwards withdrawn from the market,
na to private entry by Invalid entries, or
otherwise: as also when withdrawn for
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Mr. Frank A. Burr, of the Treasury
Be!Bertram:lt, has bee n; made Chief of
Leon of 1887 consolldatJoe.
LOZOSUL APPOINTED.
Stephen M. Vail, of Now York, has
been apt doted Conant for Bavaria.
Albany an7l — bnequeba - nna - RaMond
(By Telegraph to tberletabszah Won.. 3
ROCtillhraß, November 3.—The decl•
sloe of Judge Johnson, of the Supreme
Court, Wee:lied today In the worrier of
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad.
It requires the Receiver to pay first the
current expenses of running the road.
Second. the interest due on the Corn
pauy'ationdeas well gm the Altsny city
bonds. It authorizes the payment to the
Receiver of the balance due the Compa
ny from the Mechanics and Farmers
Bask of Albany, or from any other bank
or person. The Receiver la not author
ised to barrow money on the emdit of the
Cern MAY Without special authority from
the Court.
THE LATE ELECTIONS
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dew Ymt , Nucor - Mac' i.—The latent
returns indicate the beitior..ralle met 'nip
in the State in between 7,0007 and I°,ooo.
and that the Senate ntandn Li Dermot-rata
to 10 ReF,uhl Irani., the Demon:Oda having
apparently gained four dintriliaand loot
two. The A.einhly In ver3rillose. The
Republirann are credited r h the cer
tain lona of 12 member" an gain of 2,
while aeveral di/Arleta are yet In doubt.
Placing thorn an lent year the Anapinbly
wand.: Republic:ma Decnocrat, 61
But thin Is liable to amend [Mint. In thin
city the Garvin Democrat* etioisezod fita
triet Attorney Schirmer, thettloroner and
Brady, Judge of the Supretn Uourt, all
Tammany ilea.
lu Brooklyn Waller, Be' Üblican, la
elected Sheri
John K. Hseket IC re-eleetgatßerorder,
nod B. F. fiutelimps chosen•-Burrogae
Judge. (iroes in re-elected in the Ma•
rine Conn!, and Frederick. W. [mew
ehosen Judge of Common Piano.
A bnANS. November I—The
claims the election or the Umnocrdlie
State ticket by 24.1)01) majority, with
eighteen rientocratteSenattin and seven
ty Democratic members of Annembiy.
This gives the Democrats entire control
of the S.ate .ioVerlllllollt.
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('Hirano November 3 —The result of
the election in thin State. for womb«, of
the Constitutional Convention lota not
been fully ascertatned In all of the diw
truits, but It IN pretty certain that the
Republlcana,wlll have about ton mat m
ay ut that body. Owttig to the unbitten.
dont. rwatluer In which the people thin
city and county voted yeeterday, the la
:nu. cauvattemg the v f ,been
long and tedium% and at le hour, ten
, the work ittenarcely tpiete. The
Finertig, tenj,lty for the them' ticket
in the city, however, will not vary many
wurie front con theunnnd. The average
majority fur the ticket in the
enwety in Klima tea thousand and four
/i kindred. Every candidate on the Cid
Lou', ticket, both city and county, in
elected. Every ward end precinct In the
city give+, a otep witv for the cltlzette'
ticket. of the twenty•elx Altlet men
elected twenty two Worn candidate. on
the ritizetin' ticket, and all the tweley
and Se [e . , in. re elected in the city
were l'itteene candidates.
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Nut. 3.—Full . returit9
from thirty nine of the Illty three COOL,
tie,' In thin Stale have been received,
rhos tog the following 11.1.1.11: For
Hoene of Delegate.: Raloubli.na
1.1 oral Iteiniblivana It. Denaerata 21.
Eleven countlen are yet le hear from,
which the rt,onoerata estimate will elect
three li.tpublicana, four Liberal Rennin,
anti four Denaoerata. l'oder the
head of Libeittin are claimed such Re
publican.. favor she replanting the feet
oaths and disfranchising theaaures. The
neat Ilonsee, according tal tubs easinusto,
will stand: Republicans, sn.•luding b
orals, 31; beinocrate, 2h. Rotor. [(Lan
the retnalliing eleven counties play
change this estkliALO. The Senate will
stand wont eighteen Republican to
four Dettivcraut. Eight of the Republi
can Senators aro regarde4 as Liberals.
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NEW Apr, Nov. 3.—Ttie State election
pastoral ad quietly, moulting in A (.1,11,,
...ratio mai it,- in tag iit the
ore. Toe Sonano etatlda 111 rte , ll
ia,Loomatii and eight li.eputuniatia. Tin.
thirtvdour Democrat, and
tummy...ix IN.lllOrrntlC
,11,1 rd one in the S,n.ito • and trio in
Aaftenility.
EJMPX county elect, a Republl,ati Sen
ator and county utbeeri by a reduced
majority, and electnatx inaenit.o men to
three Demmer:tin.
Berwask....b.y Owe. orr-frre , rowe Demo
vottle mAjurity ur nln , ut 21.41.
s
Menem, November 3 —Addltionel
turn• from the Marseocbuyetht election
4140 hot very the rreolt Ilehealel4l In the
4i IMP, Vbea of last night. The Vote for
4overoor hi 11111. re no roam% for Clef
A dame. 17.390; t hemberlam,
111,6444.0. 1:1311.0 lends Adams over 21,0100.
CLEVELAND
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Agent.' Convention concluded Ito latiora
to-day. A National Hoard wan orgatowni
with the following enicers: Pronident,
W. J. Barney, of Chicago; Vice pr e .,
dent, P. Fretualn, N. Y.; H. 1. Brayton.
c. A. Lincoln, Conn ; 1.. R. Elliott,
Kowa.; Charles L Corwin, Bin; It. It.
Eraington, By.; W. B. Donut., Tenn.;
A hner Hitchcock, Mich ; C. C. Smith.
Net, F. 11. Woodworth, Iowa: Jam.
I ;NO/. .Mane.: S. W. Keene. Pa.; W.
Non'ton, Md., 11. P. Bowe, Win; A. N.
Tyler, Mo., Correanomllng Secretary,
J. M. Wing, Chicago; Recording Secre
tary, P. W. Payne, Cleveland; Treasurer,
C. A. Lincoln, Conti.
A COllltUlttee 011 Arbitration wax ap•
pointed LA wile MI inattoni In dinpute
between members.
A Committee wait aprolnted to per
suade railroad OMIIIISIIIeof to lit a uni
form rate of fare fur parties dramirtug to
purchase Janda.
It wad agreed that no higher rate than
rive per cent. on real estate eaten, shall
be charged—when transacted between
members, one per cent. shall shall be
al
lowed to the member procuring the
hu
aluexn, manse one-fourth of the commis.
ision on such business amount to more
WWI OLIO per cent., In which case One.
fourth , of the conuminaion shall bo paid.
The Convention failed to agree an to
the amount of license the tiovernment
should charge agents.
The next meeting will be held in
Chi cago.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Closing Exercises of the Anniversary •nd
Anniversary Institute of the IC E.
Lhurch—The Occasiun ■ Marked Nue-
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co L ugnus, November 3.—The closing
exercises of the Anniversary and An
niversary Institute of the M. E. Church,
were of the moat luleres4ng character.
At an early hour the spacious Town
street church was tilled, and scarcely
stand room could be had. It was a ear.
vice of praise commingled with soul
stirring sddresaes by distinguished
speakers. The whole occasion has been
a marked anceess, and distinguished
throughout by great interest, deep apir.
Reality, valuable Inatructlons, and im
mense satisfaction and advantage to the
multitude who have attended upon the
exorcises.
Fraternal telegraphic messagee were
exchanged to-day with the National
Raptlet Sunday School Convention In
&lesion In St. Louie, indicating much
eyrupathy In the colunton work of bbth
SAN FRANCISCO
Gold and Sliver l)rpoaltz—Tbantaglirtng,
Day—Nevada National Bank.
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SAN FILANOI2IOO, November 3.—The
deposits In the branch mint for October
were igi 3 Ose ounce. of gold and 67,000
ounces of liOver. Twenty-eight thociaand
ouncea of tho latter were received from
Japan for rectilning. One mil Lien six
hundred and seventy thousand dollars
were coined during the same period.
Otiv. Haight has designated November
10th aaTbankegiving Day.
Mr. Peak, acting Oomptroller of the
Currency, gotille.s the holders of the dr•
misting notes of the First National Bank
of 'Nevada, that they will be paid on pre
sentation atthe Treasury of the United
Mates.
Several Important gale. of White Pine
mines have:been effected, to New York
and Chicago parties.
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LOUISVILLE.
Kentucky DtrtLler. Sleet In Convention.
(By TelegrapO to the Plttstnergb lissette.l
LOULIVILLB, November 3.—A State
Distillery Convention met at Lexington
at two o'clock today. About ally
whisky manufacturers end a large num
ber of persona intereete4 in the trade,
were present. After organization, a Qom•
mittee of ten was appointed 'to draft sew
lotions, and the Convention adjourned
utoW Watt o'clock r. x.
I,L Fltu. sen.
9li t. , 11 , IVV In the .Idirt , n,lack rezlt.ci ts
ten inches deep
CU. , ' EL law yore arc waking an
Hurt to iauchltsh n Law Library.
CALII ,, ILMA C. 1.11118 to hart rot at for
many 111 , Pri• tanners, and is Omit e~ sand
agents to the East to oiler inducements to
setth2rs.
TEE beaver, otter and other
• animals are double lining their houses,
which is held to lA, an 111,11CM.1. .11 01 a
severe winter.
A womoinx in a New Haven match
factory had a ry.rtioia boar r,
pM d by the doctors, recently. The
osporus fumes made the operation ne
peasary.
I r is stated that fully bne-tifth ,p 1 the
men compiaing the Government troops
now stationed in the Bouth are rx Con
federate tioldiers. They live m.imally and
kindly with their Northern brother:4 In
nig.
Tuk: resolution iutrodin ed in the on
er branch or the Tennessee Lvglsluturv,
on Monday, providing for the elvvi:on ui
u United States Senator on the alleged
ground ot Cooper's ineligibility, was
tabled on Tuesday by a vote to 30.
In the town of Scott, Sheboygan county,
W.21 , 118i1t. last week, a Mrs. Glass cut
her throat, and, with the blood spurting
from the wound, went to the bedside I
nor husband, who is a consumptive in.
valid, and bade him "good bye." She
was insane.
TnIIcTHE.N' divorce cases are on the cal
ender in Ilrookl)n, and trials will begin
this week. There is evidence of tram! in
nearly all of theax, and several New
Yorkers COnCerned have tied to Canada
to escape arrest. ('units developments
in law practice arc promised.
As a railroad train was crossing a
bridge in Somerville, Kam, one day last
erk, a passenger attempted to pass limn
one car to another, but was quickly taken
up by the wind mad carried dear of the
brlklg, int.. Ihe river. Ile was fished °ill
Very wet, but not harmed, and 4...'k thi
next train for home.
A cohortEr) GIRL, aged iii✓rn years.
employed as nurse inn family untried
:Morgan, reemirng in Bedlord county,
gratify spite against her mistress, threw
a babe of which idle bad charge tub, the
lire, and let it remain until both of is
lugs were burned rid above the ankle,
causing Its death. The girl was cum
witted to Jail for trial.
Uri Monday morning an Lne Bad way
freight train, Inden with petroleum, c•ot
ton and tobas..e.o, ran otT the truck mar
NarroNslourg, caused by the breaking of
a truck. The CarS took tire, rend lour.
teen—eight of which contained oil—were
destroyed. line of the brakemen, James
li•eurkv, ut Lackawaxen, Pa, was miss
log, and supposed to have been overtaken
by the dames and burned to death.
Tan bronze statue of Bishop Brownell,
presented to Trinity College by Mr. lUor•
don W. Burnham, of New York, and to
be unveiled on the 11th Met., teal Cast in
Munich from a design by lees. It it
eleven feet high and represents the Bishop
in hie Episcopal robes In the act of pro
nouncing a benediction. The statue Is
plectra on a granite base about [liken
fret high. The whole will coat about
$25,11Ka1.
Wisr. men are puzLhng themselves ti
account for the Irish water which e.,twes.
up through no !nal lbws, -tick fifteen !vet
through the e m,tant,y abiding sands or
t2 , d, isms nixteru to twenty ft-et
In In WO water and Dot mote than thr,
test ate-se it. The water in thin tithe
rises and lads recularly with the tide,
yet more than lOU barrels have born
pumped tram it al one tun , without find
tug the slightest trace ol saline mutter.
It is of suet tine quality that vessels sup
ply them.elers lot a sea voyage trom thu
well
Tun Fat Rau of New Yurk were In
conned th,• evening of the tat, Fisk,
:Ins) the President, in the chair, and
arrangements 1..1 If 1 , 11;1 i u the Cu
consid& red. A music canuut
145, two tuns iu weight, was appmnted,
ale, , , all..ur committee, of three tons
three hundred weight. The ball will
take place in Irving Ilan, which building
has been carefully examined by the Su
perintendent ot Buildings and pro.
uounctal so secure that the aggregate ay.nr.
dupois.d all the tat men ,d New Yak
wul not prevail against it.
Tot United Slat, Internal lievttnne
c..llocted during the 11-cal year, Holing
J on, 30111,1.49, ace,dingilllllll,Ml doca
ment. jo,t pab!lshed, amountd 1.• $17 , ,
7:,1,013, the asaca.monis of the as hat
lag anion lib, to $1 n`4,0117.09e The ionic
received I morn the pri actual SAtea are an
lonown New York; $30,1.11,112, Penn
sylvani., sl' , 619,173; Ilant•achuaetts,
$17,.i3,712.1, (boo, $12.257.12e.
,leery, $• , b21.7V., $7,457
$(05.4,173, Georgia, $6,112,.
2.1, Miaaouri, 41,11:J7,107; (b,r,,n e eue,,t,
$1,110,406, Alabama, $4,:192,7!g9, Mary.
0.277.211 ) ; Kentucky,
$.3,7112,4 , 6, Tenni-nee,
$3,7110,1101.
I a Fayette, M. 0., its n you 1:11; mall named
Fields, entirely ignorant of letters or fig
ures, who can, inside of three minutes,
solve any mathematical problem given.
The number of tiaz seed necessary to
reach to the sun, allowing six grains 01
flax seed to one grain of wheat, and tide
teen grains ot wheat to the inch: An
ewer, 4611,497,600,000,000, wan answered
In two minutes. Another problem .
What would $3,000 amount to in ten
years, compounding Interest at ten per
cent.! Me worked [tout In three minutes,
absolutely correct. What would a horse
bring, there being 32 nails in his elnais!,
allowing 3 cents for the first, 6 for the
second, 9, 27, fit, and no on" required
thirty-two distinct multiplications, yet he
did It In three
A. ST. 1.01.1,4 jury baying returned a
verdict which the Judge deemed "can.
trary to the evidence and the law as given
by the Court," refused to receive it, sag
sent the jury back for further deliberation,
but they fulled to agree upon any other
verdict and were discharged, A peremp
tory ma ndamas was prayed for, to compel
the Judge to receive the verdict rendered,
and this brought up the question whether
the Court, of its own motion, had
the right to reject the verdict, and re
fuse to have it recorded, because consid
ered as contrary to the law. The Su
preme Court has decided that it was im
proper thus summarily to reject the ver
dict, but, If against the weight of evidence,
and contrary to the law as laid down by
the Court, It should have been set aside
on motion, and a new trial ordered.
The writ of mandamus was accord
ingly issued.
A tartan from Richmond, Virginia,
says that during the last two weeks the
trains going South from there have been
crowded with colored people, migrating
to the cotton, rice and sugar country.
The writer rays the movement 01 the ne
groes to the far South, under the induce
ments of a more genial climate, and high
wages, is assuming large proportions.
The colored labor of the country is gravi
tating to the localities It is best adapted to,
and leaving a clear field here for the
Northern and European immigrants. The
negroes are daily leaving the State, under
contracts, In patties varying from twenty
five to one hundred. They do not ail go
directly to the cotton field and sugar
plantation, five hundred, for Instance,
toying called for and rapidly responding
toPtorork on a Chattanooga railroad. They
will: ultimately, no doubt, fultill their
mission in the culture of tone and cotton.
Ar St. Louis recently a notorious thiet,
eon of a woman of bad repute, was con.
victed of robbery and sentenced to the
penitentlary.fur ten years. In delivering
the charge to the jury the Judge, by re
quest of the attorneys on both aides, gave
oral instead of written instruction& The
mother employed now counsel; and de
termined to obtain a new trial at any
cost. The case was appealed and the
decision of the Court below reversed, for
instructing the Jury orally upon the law
of the case, in violation of the statute,
which requires the Instructions to be in
writing. It was held that the statute was
mandatory, and could not be waived by
the parties nor their attorneys; and that in
the trial of criminal cases courts should
be held to s strict compliance with the
law, so that the defendant can, if convic
ted, have the Instructions copied in a bill
of exceptions, and pratented to the appel
late court for review, and that the law
shorda be before the Jury In their delft , .
crate's% to enable them to make no mis
take to Shel/ decision.
PLINON 4 1..
A 5,..., lirruor, the vocalist,
whore natio' v are known in
ever V 4 1 , 13 rt, "I I fie g1,1.1e, has taken up
In r ri..todyrice in New York, and will en.
r the rinks irt the prolmsion there.
A NI., in Hartford thought he smelt
reav the other night and-tinted a match to
see it. He next found hirnmeir in the
street, ail abliir.e, when a friendly holier
men put 14111 orlt by rolling him in the
gutter
.leer. Do ts, upon his arrival at New
..rit our on the nivht of Um 2 4 th ult., Watt,
with thy olio: on thc steamer,
p. runt: 1 ,2.. 21.,L0re until nest
ne,ordanee with port regu•
is not regarded as a grace
ful
tobiarduit by the Eisn Franciscans,
who charge her with holding her cue ae
if it were a lie ii handle, and of !wing
inelpub!, fit apperf 111 till,: ot g no ) of a
tun..
4 Y.g.ava , ed enae of inntrlnu,ny
..ecurreal w floater, Ncw J.D.ey. The
aggrepoe age ..1 the e.ouple is 1...1 years.
The nri.legroum in 7.; and has Leen tuan
rm.! three limo, tta bride is 7., and has
now lu r till. Lunbana.
Mks , ID a Lard, la quells the
public ti. Filain ad their judgment on the
lettera nl Ltdy it)rou to Mrs. Leigh,
lately publuilied in the London yuarterly,
until tuey meet them in their proper his
toncal eimutction in her forthcoming
A I.slir In lowa bas Just died of star
vatin. F . 't cc vests ago, while drinking
tea, the laughed and choked, causing a
,trletur, o 1 the throat, which at length
ndered her incapable of swallowing.
She was bar rime lime sustained by Hindu
Inffell d in 4, the thinlaCh. .
sharpali......r the sear,
Ir .n St retershOrg, building an immunity
armory tsr the wanu'aciure of Lis breech.
loading title, which liar neen adopted by
that guserninuni as the national arm.
Wilde that utlatihshnut . lll Is in pr,greas,
olt's Armory at llsnhrtd, CI., is almost
)eil in making the lierdan
r.tle
A LADY parted through St. Paul last
we, C...n t war to the tettletnent.a un
die lied river the North, in search of a
husaand trout w bout akin w. di Yoreed
several years air in Herz-I. She bad
Mari, d again and Was w Idu wed, and the
old lost reassa•rting 'tacit, had come all
the any from liar Janeiro to beck are
conciliation with lit r first husband.
FIELD, OW young broker lately mill
tiered by his pUrtorr in Manistee, Mich.,
hail a kilt. 111 I 4,1 miraculous escapee.
Ile was sated from drowning three times,
nearly blew if hl, had once by acci
dentally d:•charging a pistol, spent Bev.
oral we. ka in n South American prison,
was wrecked un the Baltic, and less now
met a crurl and bloody death at the age
d twenty.
Destructi c Mire—the Damage Not
MEI
Hi I,legrspb 1., the Pittsburgh t.uette.)
I . IIII.DELPIIIA, Nov. 3 —A Are broke
out at 6:30 o'clock this evening In the
live story building No. lit North Third
street, I Wrllpipti by Boyer .t Co., shoe
dealers, and Hertzberg, , nseirnan .t Co.,
notions. The three upper lion' , were
entirely gutted sod the lower doors were
entirely It ...led with watxr.
, 1mY•CIIII eotr
Flo. n.l Hot —The I,llingwell op-
F..,rf..1 In Ma specialty of the "Lia , hing
Calor:Ila - last evening a• the Opera
'lunar, to a large and appreciative •udi.
tl Ire. Tila enterlatiiiueßL eOl/CIIIIdINI
with Jollier denkine.' In which
atnuning character Lettingwell hue In ,
Thoi evening the " Victim of
Circunivtance, • will ti orneented. the
entertainment to conclude with "Home°
Jather Jeultinn.
THEATIIII - The t•Old
Lowy, the twort e,•ry place of amuse
totott n tho tlty, la doing a gaol tnee•
tea• en I wo might Play a
r ore .1i the other. There In not n
Varietitte Theatre in the l'alted Staten
that pr....Ptlla Mealy Poet, an array et
Latent and attn.:town a. doom Mr. WEl
halms at the Pittwburgh Theatre, yet
there are Many Inure liberally petroa
-14,1.
A. A inns I.v ati.—VaudonholT to
night at the Academy ot.alusic will aff.
pear fer the diet time In several yeani
before a l'ittebuntli audience. Always a
favorite here, the Interest taken in his
return rridene,4 that his popularity ta
not on the wane. The pnignitinne for
to night outbreeen selectiona, humorous.
pathetic, At•rdl•nen , l7ll And all ttedructive,
Fromlrirkrne, nhakspearo and those
authors whose name. and Nine are an
familiar as household words. Every
attendant may anticipate n rare literary
entorta , nment In which will tie no dlsap.
poi n t Meld. There ate .no reserved seats,
and only by pang early can a good seat
be had.
Ad.lltlo.l M•ritets b Telegnoptt
Fit November 3.—Flour neglec
ted. Wheat poet: t.lOl. 11.0410 hauls
Shehoner, at $1,117; 9,1. e./ Moth No. 2 Ra
vine at 61.111. 7,500 Moth Milwaukee Club
at fl,lb. Corti term; axles B,ojohtoth No.
2
western nt 02. e. ()eta better; male. 42,-
1. /0 bush No. 2 western to arrive at tile:
211.0.1.1 Moth No. 2 western on arra at
51 Rye neglected. Pork and Lard:
there :a nothing dotng. I lighwtuns nuns
Math. ut 61,15. Borley: no buyer,. gm
holden( ore uvi high.
Naw ”It 1. KANY, November 3.—Cotton
closed ac.lve and lower at 21%e fur Mill ,
Ming.: ankle of 5.330 baler, receipts,
7,143 ba,ak Corn nominal and market
bare. tkate Mtn at eh, Moms Pork nom.
many 131,50. Bacon scarce, and firm at
17 , ,Q 17 for ehouldern, and ~..M, . @ithpic
for clear rib and clear rides. Other ern
cit. unchanged. Oold 1274. Sterling
3a.„ Now York Sight onr(fp., dintvuut.
C,, November 3.—At the after
ne - in board wheat wait fairly active but
lower than at the close of 'Change: No. 2
moth and Keller innuth nold at Mc; buyer
the first half at and Feller lent ba'f
at 00, chat nix weak. Corn MIN lower and
dull at 64.,4644,c rush, and 64c seller
month. oats unchanged at 3a to bid for
No. 2 cash. In the evening nothing MN
done in grain, lake freights or pt .- 13,1810ne
usws.i.i, November 3 —Flour steady
and unchanged, with tales of 1,400 Ghia.
Wheat dolt, with sales of 2,600 bushels
winter rod Indiana at $1,274. Corn arm
with sale. of 2,300 bush No. 2 at 00e.
Bailey lower: WWI of 20,r10 bush up
lake Canada at 51,10 and 8,000 bush No. 2
Chicago at
Nantivit.t.n. November 3.—Cotton; low
middling 234 r: good ordinary 23c.
Wheat; red 51,05, amber 11,10, white
11.164. - 91,20. Oata CZe. Own 51,10. Rye
51. Barley 51,25. Flour 15@i7 for superfine
to fancy. Hamm; odd. 2 , 3 a, hams Ate,
shoulders 17t,c. Lard 19t,0.
ETIEM
.A1)10111-111 L'itNlJl.Aek3l—: , ll the LI of
Nueethher. lalatl, at the rutul•terd reettletket,
he the Re,. It. Mott, Mr t,l.lhuE OILMOMF.
and Ml.. Itter,lN A Teit.:ItNIII,AaER, moth of
Tatie.raoch., 11 le 1,.
e'ltr NNF. HAY- Jn Tbare.lay, Novaintee
11.1. ISO% ht , he Rev. 8. II M. taken, Mr.
.1 a. toll lIR♦\FR, of Pltt.orsh. to Mr..
MARTHA ICA Y. 01 Neer Bedlord, In.
t I:IA.1111E1W Novtenber 'AC 07 Re.
I. D. lirrr. at the pat stm.ye of the Third
Mt thou I.E. ch It h, Mr. It cu AM.
OEII , and tes ANNIE 11. JUNEI3. ail of Alit.
ore ny eotzeity. Pa.
MKTROILIt — JORNIIITON—In Um !Second U. P.
Church, blxtb gavrooe, Ibur,day enchant.
Nov..tuber hr the S. Thos. If. Hunan,
MKT lu KR •o•I Mla• 11 AI:U IC
J. JOHN. ruN. both of I',..t.hirr,n. Pa
BRoWS—YLINN—tn, day. Noeceptatr
2,1. 1.139. at the re..l fence of the 1,r1.1t, {wen"
hy the Rev. 11. hillier. 0,0.. Mr. it,. K.
BlIttWN ttod MART J. YLI both of thirdly.
I=
l'Altttlett—tth Tuesday. at As.ir past 19 V. L..
after a brief Illne•t. ALV.SZi A CAE alkit
runtral Irom Ma lath residence. at Ilellenclth
Yourtecuth Ward. un TIII'Et•DAT •vrtellrooN.
Nov. 4th. at 2 o'clock. Corneae. will Irate
kale - man A Samson's. at 1 ok , ocit e, V.
ELLIOTT-0n Tuesdayortstna, Nov. 21,M
A o•cloek. JA.3IIMI W. ELL IOTT, aired TO year.
T.. 11. re lallre• and friends of the twiny are re•
apthtfolly Invited to attend the learnt! (row the
realdence of A. H. thvotten. on Joa.phthe
althea between 18th and 19th struts. East Bir
mingham, ua TUCUSDAt. Nov. atti. at 10
o'clock A. IA
bTILILLE—Oa Tue•clay, lid Imo.,at 3 44 . a . 10ck
x . JAMS!. MI /ELL, Iv Mc 031 d year of ttla
Ftteentl oo TIIOI,DAT , 4th 11u1, at 10
o'el . et. from the reeldeoce of dance Laos bite,
Duqueaoe Wee. Friends of the family are Mol
ted to attend.
ST6Vil.2l . —On Tuesday avant/lig. Now. 24,
1669 et Turtle Creek, Alleibene ecanip.
JAMES aThWaILT. late of Alteancar CUT
In the 021 yew of his aae.
rulteral from kccotnntodatlon testa, aertetnt
at Union Depot at 2 r. at TO oar, Not. tab.
The Manta of tbc fatally an reeptctrally
tO auead.
NO. 2..161
UNDER T AH:ERS
il•k• lE • A I KEN, I'NP•7:11
TArc F. k, N.. 0 , ,,f) al❑ STI4 ,
r• klralla, , t
nle.t earrtsFes fural.l,4 mm .“1
ra 00 ach.
ttn ' lr t,IU
riIIARLEN as. n.
I,EaTnIE, A`l , 1.1% : - `ll al /0,1,1 t
f e'IIIZICT A (1111,1
.Nete 1171
Na so> Im! a...
r:reta.
of 31.,n1 , ,
at JI hot.n. dal
.n 4 •
fl ff
mad
=I
JOSEPH BIEYER a. SON,
IIN Eirarraxv-rts.
71% - o.
.fOl4 rims irasrx
lAkrriages for Psassrva $2.00 11aelf
tvlrrlNa and .1 ' , antral VarTilallmeat at IC.
•tl;
W ADVERTISEMENTS,
Orr.ee F . 1.7..1'2,111 Immunmse [Cum e
r rtt 3, .10/33.
, j .. " - AT A MEETING OF IHE
Ho., of Dlrml.nta r t
hot,' Thin I AY. • 1.1..1erd of VIV n,
1:0W.14W
(3500) per •uare .I.elarvd. payable lottb-
I ...I. ore of N•tior•l
U. c
„ HurTz.
I nue• q4l reere 1..7 •
urr. , x ill, l'AsAsornm
• oil, Si, 1 eittsOurth, tour Ch. WIN.
1(. 1 " - T R E ELEVENTH ANri VA L
YETIN , i of 'he Ntot k holders a the
r rumenger Neolw CoMpithr of UM e ft ,'
1 . 14. burgh, will be hall .2 M. Me.lloey'4.
111 13 1 street. on MONDAY, Nov. LAO,
1,9, at lt o•rone r A.. • bleu time •OO
War - • Board or Direcuore will b• e'er-led for the
e,...u10g no.l such h r boatilou trzeue•
Ted •s war come before thetlex
not. ,141 D. P. met cottons, beef.
I , rr r P.m!. eet I"469Zwehn NAIL. •
•I . • . rlll.Oorgb. Nor. Ch. 1•09.
re — T II E EI EEO ND ANNUAL
M s. hi of the Stoat:told,' or the
reople• .I••e•enteer “ tty Cootthalty of the CUT
r V./1,1,11W I b ~Id at v. Mel :otters, 14
Wteett r--1, on th DAY. ho, nth. , IS It.
IMOD. at 7 y o'eloek. r hi.. .1 w birn t rotl
plat.- ard of Olt, rtor. *lll eleeted tor th
en ottt• •r, ate% % rut
other haalve•• tsacted
a. to, ...nue before t heti
he merit,,.
0.l Xl4l D. P I oRWIN. Seetvtari.
t rri.rThr.ot . t4ll )
IL. ST C0)1),N,
ituourno. November 5t0,1.869.
ANNEAL MEETING
..r the , 4 , ra11..1.1era of 113, rittabat St
at II 1711113(tvilip Pa. sena, Railway Compaar
.ll' he 1,14 at the Monongahela but... MO.
DAY. Nole ober IS. Ibrit). at II o'clock S. a..
tine and p 1.., a Roam of 1./Inet
b l unt
for the ..o.olite year. sad 517( . 3
other boatmen trantacted a. may WOO trelan,
WM. li.
cretary
Orrtcr..
At.t.catLir.,f Cli.. la.. Nov. 3.11109.
NOTICE. — The assessment for
Gladlog and Paring BKIICH STREET
trom I . ..In to Mleabear a•roues. and also for
l.rsOlna and Vavlog EVANS SULLY, from
blllou street. arr Dow r ad, for "awls:W.loo
and un be .rev at Oils .I,e. 130011 WEDNE,
DAY, Tor 10, UM. 00..0 thol srAl he blaoad
In the Lanni of the City Tvraaurt r for et/Motion.
=!
BEE=
STATERIIENT OF THE
lIFAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK,
OCTOBER 30th, 10469
Ponds and tiort,•,er, nring Oral
. ..6609,917 000
St))
U. S. 10-40 Suo.t, 4 par. 23.000 00
2.120 41
• oft., Furniture 416 60
=I
Arorant nee LVetoosl•orr . .11660.103 TI
Artloutil nee
EVITFEEI
MUM
1911=1:131
6007 496 39
Toe wort I. • tree rtatemeul
=II
Th. ar01he01,17 , 4. *wilting Cretratlttre bare
Yrzuhartl We hoots ter Bank the Bor.',
ot L•ezt • arri tir-urittra, rod event,: the Cull.
il s za m thti f Itrt. meat con, t. 4
II 11111.1 , n
Nlt to half ;rIT LI . C°"'
,Lh?e , e.
N tt:ae cx 1, IbOU.
rr..111- 13A .1”1.•
tze 8111TH
Acrunt•nt —H. (7 r•ILICII
tro Icl tor—a. BO • IIrORD TODD.
Hon Thos. K. Howe. H0n..1. K. IloOrbead,
I ,sar Jones, U. llutaa7.
DOM
.I=Z=l
==
.•
!*4 TX HEST . o
I) n i • .polgtt, at SIX
VEIL t ENT. It AN NUM. p...1.3e t Dep. -
Iwlll •rg In MO, ...I Nov. naber.. Web, If 5 , 1 draw,
, add. tl tot.. orloctp I .3 COM 1 . 011,11"
lon (St It (rots P• .
also on eat. ETeulog, Iron CI to 11 o'clock
Office, 63 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh.
J. B. IJPPINCOTT & CO.,
Plitaishere,
The Sunday Magazine,
' A MONTHLY OF
Iterrcation and Instruction
N )NV .11.FIA.D
THE NOVEMBER PART
WITH TWELVE ILLUSTRATION&
8111133:11
EPISODE' , IN AN OBSCURE LIFE.
B. lag Ilpinicoces la , ho Tower Ham •
I.lw. Ply • Cri,TZ. V.-411. Three
IIiaat•11. CUM kI IN... EhIrTY By BANJANIA 0111113.
A.
111. LOVING JESUS. By the bre. J. De
o • 1.0 DTA..
IN'. CIO), IN IHE NIGHT. Ily ADA CAW
-0%1.1 t two ll...rations,
S. A oUNDAI AT AIX 1.M6 BLISS By
t ria Edit 4. I Itosteataal.
V 4. THE C. UUCHER AT THE Doi(t. By
the Hite NAmriL Lox Illastrated.
VII. UPWARD *.I.ANCEOL Be Bet. C.
BYLITcIIAnD. late Preeldeet of the Royal
All mown cal Soclety, , No. H. Ilia.
trate .
VIII. UN THE MIRACLES OF OUR. LORD.
Hy Dhow, MAt DONALD, LL.u. 11.
THE Or tINION'FL
IX. ACtIiiAHTI WELIDINti flltTs. By W.
BLARIC D.D. Itioatralird.
X. THE UV ST. PAUL.
Re Joux 6. Howaos, D. D., Dash of
THE
,hrat.r. 11. LTD,.
XL THE I,IIIIIMT IE CHARITY. ••
Phases . ..lto Be ST. Pat,. By We.
FIANNA. D.D. No. IL
Ell. THE e RIJOtiLe IN TERRA.NA: By
" WILLIAM kliLseaT, author of "De
Profandlia... 111., IV.
HOW TO STUDY THE OLD TESTA
MENT. lan JOORNAT runorou rue
LLSZDT. AND I,le BITING OW Tlla
LAw .
D D.By
W. LisRaMT-ALies a Shia.
Tor tale be all Perlimilcal Dealers.
Y.derly babscripUsa. 43.30. Slagle Number,
30 ee b
nto
l'lu Rate., roe lowan—Too Copies for 613.30:
Three Poole" fur EU; Flee toot e (or 1114; Ten
CP i t l7 ' 47,TrIA B T
T BUDA}, T •rwl Urn:rex:6mo
MAUAZINa. to Oneida reaa, 46.50 per ADDIUM
Sp.
elm
DEISODery Mall. 10 any odd... on
met I.rt of Rime..
GOOD AORDS FOR THE YOB
A Prolbselz y ts . tr i tV , Aarstne fir
IN °V .- EMBER PART
COMMENCING THE NEW VOLUME
With Thirty Braistital Etattravishw
=EI
I. RAN LLD BAN NEUMAN% BOYHOOD.
By Mono■ IiIACDON•LP, LL.D. Part 0 . With
Lof
Lrt
THE RII
THE Oloos.
N THE CLIFF. By CllAlithe
C•liOltS I.lustra.d.
Poll THE YOITNti. No. I ••When
of ...it the Jew Itottier.o By JOHN HOT., B.
WILLI wool.
t. THE IW. , NESTS. Illustrated.
ADA A•U THE ANILIAI te. A Fairy
Story. lty K. A. Writ. With My. Ilinstra•
Boat.
a CHILD PLAY. A Poem. By one of the
au , borsht ••Cuild %ft ntil.•• With four illmtme-
Boat.
7. AT THE BACK OP THE NORTH WIND.
By t leante. of • •Dealines With Me
Ninelluatration•
I. KEEPIOO THE •`COUNUCOPIA. • • • Pa.
sic of cm ifoita • Adveniar. Emit I. lifastra.
QUEITION. A Poem. By the
Editor.
LILLIruT REVELS. HT the eottor of
• pr.t Levee • • With . l oo ilisortrations.
11 itCHNI• •WAI TO BEA- Br B.
Howl I Merrimett.
YotiHim A P.ietn• lip the . th og. of
Tabn•sAliol " omitrAted.
15. ABOUT A CATEIf.PIi•LAK.•• By H B.
TiglaT•2l.. F llinstnted.
II THE LEI/1110 or THE IL IIiCNDA. By
Volt °Ashur With Illealretims.
M. TABBY AND LiEll CHICHI:, By jAts,
010 Curri.w.
Ear title 07 Si Periodic•l Desires.
1 mum —1 early mabeeriptbeh, $0.50. Elngle
num ner, 15 emits.
Coon ItAru—Thme Copt.. 11 6 . 5 0• Fire
Copies, IPA tacit aildition•leopy.
(fowl Woe., ior the Y. nue, With I ippinentio.
+ N IT= t 5 ;i 5 .Z. " sri . sl7LlZl M lre ' grcits7::
:Joe, $lO 53.
dprelmen number maned on receitit of price.
ft WWI Perniccelts• edit Premium Lin. tie
matted tie •pplleation. Addicts.
J. B LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publizhera.
715 and 717 Market 58.,
PHILADELPHIA.
FFAMILYFLOVIL.--100 bbli.
Fe/vases Eml , b`a Brand. manntaztorwl
From sWeet.d geometry Indus ...treat, warranted
moat to mat wands offered tn. oar saarkst, to
arr , re, for We DY
1111.1AR.DIVENT CU.
11: 4
PEN ‘llll,ll, REED Si' 1.70.1 -
EC=
Fes' Nor le IC.6—• • To- Let," '• Por dais,"
•• boo," • • InnaLt," " Finnan," "Boarding,"
L'R LINEN, n4l
tv na.Parre a en that f 0140.11611 01• C. /Or
l'f4 - 11*.N fY. h . / 1." 'KS TS; eacA
=
WANTS.
WA\TED.—A few shales of
tpc 11aart,arr yang. hand Inock.
Zogalre a Me Baualm. House,A-leab nq
IV ANT E D.—BOAR DI Y 6.—,
Socood Story PILUNT HOWL. Oath
obi.- fur a r. et] roan sal ortfo or alnsle ran
a. k
iseo w 1 dusrd, NI No. lel toortb some.
.
WANTED.—TWO BOWIL—Ap—
,t IJ EY'S HAbl!Lrf PAP roar.
bveol • I r,rman stmt. t. Plum. Vann. ILI-
WANTED—HELP.—AT
PLOI - 11ENT OPTION, No.l at. ChM
Meet. BONotil/11. ood YEN, for dliNdlod
kinds of employment. repo. rean=:all
of all elm , . can be etrow/leil ort abort
WANTED—Au AGENT for this
HI to belt the celebrated NaJaTELAY
searme os we
"Tr r ore Lter.l woe soy orbercOrraidee r.
C• 11 aed a w rathe a b t
lel 130.1 rtneet.
OMMZW=I
WA NT ED.—A GEN TA every
w ra: to sell the A.MeRIGLN !UNIT
Trilti MA^H NE. the out, I . laetteal
nh . , Invented. Va MaeatsN DI toll 10.000 prl . minute. Ad
arce, RN Tlt,o 11....171112i1S CQ..
koatuo, Ma+. ur Loola Mo.
WAFTED. - MORTGAGE& -
1120,000 to Loan le !Sole or mall aaroasts.
THOMAS 0. PETfT.
1101, Bond and il.sl Eamle Brat.,
No. 179 11011bdeld Moot.
W ANTED. A GENTR. 11313(1
prr month to sell ti. only II 61711112 131-
PRUVY.II t L , .111110N nEN •os et Ur ENG klll
CU. h h l'r 0 , 0u , Y la& tiro.t ludneruteoU to
Look
T tl n ir " 1:44 to.
2 i7obreT t " ots B'
Look htitcb• • do any ill , do! woe& thatcatt
r ' :ta ' atr ' tryllZe;22 o. . °9 LltTrV th.
m.
to Ink, so Agvocy. f.r g elrenlars:.
1u...‘ , ..1E11 Addrees &
Boston lines., Pittsburgh. r or 01.
ule. Ito
TO LET
Ij~n-1 ET.—A Pleasant Room.
avitabir for vtlrmaa'r aleepLng room.
Nu. 65 lhstbam arc.,
rrtlaLET.—Furnished or Uzi
YUN NISHED •ddrza•
ALerr.. l ilacc.
rpo. LET.—A Large. lurnLhed
lh I Itoutt coal. ltahta Loa care of the
room Ineltl4 , ed. Rah, env. requlr. 4. Yrs. M.
CLA It h. Ahmtheny City.
TO LET WITH BOARDEV466—
Two went No .1313. Locztlott the moat de
.:de Le the city. lit North avenue, elloshesti
pity.
OR RENT —tiotil the tint
lIIYR day
Ilru.
Aprl ncat, the zwo otorled 210011
twe/v• r 000•,
on %be corner of Susektoo avenue and Web
ster watt, .11.11 simile attached. To &good Um
am Mere premise. will be lyt ion. Egg tire of
HMAa 8.
209 co r er ,Aveooo. AvegBoo7
FOR SALE
VOLL SAE E-4 FOUNDIIIIY.ASD
M • 'l,l I.F. d HOP, with good 15,11111 es for
id I I wad • auud rub. eatahllabed Ad
drew, • ./t. , UaI,RY," at .thts Odle,
F OL,ELNALE k Counter and
ho. VA %Tr-
FOR BALE.-HARE CHANCE.
To close a partneraillp. WARS HUT.T3Z.
Not. 96 and 93 Thl. avnnue. 34 fret front Mall
nO feel d. four slorles rain. For 0/33911
apply to
. .
£II9II7NDSOR,
96 an•l9B Mud arm.,
FOR 8 ALE.—Enginesand 801 l
ars. Ne• and tecond Hand, of aU ll•da
constantl y c u hand.
I
l '
Order, from all parts ..1 the Conntrl pm f . O
..xecotral.
J .MES LULL & CO..
Corn. r Marion A•eooe & P. F. W. k C. ft. W.
Aliethe,. P.
VOll MALE. SOUTH erre,-
n uktIiIf rE OPERTY.-A 0414 TWO IiTUZY
BoICK LW LlNtt HOUSE orETall. Bin
and G 'nature,. lierirana-and rt i V
of Water. Lot twenty feet front on C 1
rteeet tq one hoed. ed dear Prtoe 0.000.
rcr Otte-b. r•sn, r on. 81,99
near.. a. CUT I mule, 89 90109.
OR SA LE.-81110P ON NORTH
ANKS UK. 41.1.Lif.011S NY CITY. PA.—
bu11.11..g. 381.11) not Is Isclac tk:sel by J 44.
Godfrey • ..kr. u • mau(sctunmlf establlaltatedSt.
Um of the members of toe arm wishing to mitre
fauna bu.toesa on amount of poor bealtb. va
Love decided to door oat Ibis pan of Um Ong.
nes, t
a baraolo. Alto fond will of MAUS
Pow 15 to 10 burst poster.) tools and =ebb.
ebibrry; would make as ood .anon maker shop;
lot 601.100 feet, on 5 year , lease. For flutist
pantcal.rt loorlre at No. •11.1blo atalset,
ebony, 1 b.
FOR SALE-10 AeRES, LESS
o r more, ni Pinot townahlp, AllAittary
contr. Allegneur Wade, It. a. rune throawb
Two hundred not. front station. /rams howls
0, Ala rooms, And wood stable. and al , otneroO
crosar7 out-t•Aolluga, orchard of 100 nearing
fruit to et, of al, klndot food eerie., vase Ir•
Our. and at...wherries nod mars to; IPILOOII
denb of rock. quarry opened: will snit for reel.
euces or mann...uric. eatabllahmente e • coal
dnder entire place goodlndiCatiOn Or tellt
rn • ate r and twat Landing the riven ell
well fepeat on
nced. Inquire of A. B. BE/1$ on the
presulat,••
FOR SALE.
d Lot. on gprtng 11111. Seventh will&
price 40000, 10 • any, ne Yin,. IngStathia,
$0,000; H esee and Lot, 3 ar 4
Jnialca
13.500: hone, on 01.-tnlngstreet. 0..11
eae...•
2 house. and 3 1.1 In Pleasant V. Ly e
84 300: 6 acre. .... 1000.810 on if. 7.
road, $15,1100: cite on Fremont *tenet,
$4.000. house and lot In 6alena,11810.1191,000;
1 acre aeon. head
In Helle•ne Born, 01000 house
and lota, head of Hearer street, $2.8341; bOnet
and S t EThaanetta Moro, 111.600: hong*
and lot to Bridgewater. Llearer c.unty—lioes•
000141011*i rowans, in: OD by 410 feet- -s„,,h Melt
farm at Fair Oat, elation. 34 sores, 660 par
acre. Inquire of
311. WIIITMORJ4
Real Gtate Agent, corner ohlo sod liaadaaky
streets. Allegheny.
DDERSONAL.—AII persons seek• lit 3031[11, or Inveaun.nta In Seal U.
...."" p~ pry
; . 1n47 . 1 1 47; f. ' . '? • ° p ° MaLsl7 BELL
r weLTA L Raul/37MR... It Is given away 911/313
or rout ne tent by
_mall rail loth earl.tenlaK LL
ii . itTlx=. ". o ruin' salted out
linkers and Real Zstnte AKenta, o, 139 orr/13
WASHINGTON STREET
PHONIES'S" YOU SAL[.—N, B. 101 end
103 Weanlentos street, 4I het front and OS
feet deep, Improved by Visa,
modern beta TWO
TORT BOWE MOOSE, gaol Room. ac.
For terms urply to
ELI EDMONDSON,
06 sad lINT/Ord arcane.
CUM
LOST
LOST.—ON MONDAY AFTER
NOUN. oo the I. of the Pittsburgh and
man,beatre hanway, a Pr C'ILEP Burr& cone
raining tight, -Three Dollars, by a lady. The
hada will be liberally rewarded by leaving the
Marlon
at • ail. °Mee, or at Pori , aier & Coleman%
Marion ari nor, All, harry City.
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
OPERA GL ASSES
FOR SALE OR HIRE,
AT
W. G. DIINSEATELS,
JILWELET AbrO OPTIMAL BTOBII,
60 FIFTH AITENITT,
ocl7 OPlKwate Masoltle HUD.
DTEIRCHANT TAILORS. ,
HENBY G. HkM3,
MERCHANT TABOR,
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets,
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
BRASS FOUNDRY
SOHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE & I min ELL
BRASSES
Arndt Promptly to Oriek.
BABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand,
r..m.t.t.n sad lficantsetasen of
J.M.Cooper'slmproveditalante Wheel ,
STEAM PUMP. •
Office, 882 PENN STREET.,:
Founfry, Cor.lithand Railroad JUti(IN
nmuuma; aiJ