The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, November 09, 1869, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text-.1.• . - I • ~..P -, t aims MADE% 84 AND 86 Rill iv. OVVICLIL PAPIER alr*lts*sergb, illlegtmay and •ALA Couaty. iussiLty, Nov. 0, 1869. T!rguirg ~kt tot . universal eenhatent In favor of fixing an uniform day for all the State elect tome._ This movement can only succeed by the education of public opin loirse to aPpredate all t, e merits of th e auggeation as to 6 corresponding . local ; legislati on- And more than one ,gi*" Constitution would rated emend mat on that *at, The •OM 111 . quite outside ocoarr the assurances of the Ti. .914 1 0, 1 0 that its recent " koputa- Olana , ":aitaltua the OAZ were to be ,nriel !it a Piarreltlan sense. Not Ott-, ,qii.,.lWrolti3iing, .111 which we'r'e Ifipprzte! that the Herald la oath) leriotte : .tabe, nuaburatt Gasetta has returned • midi° tom, The Uasette would be an Wane 'ablator in any loxcept polttiostlepponent. " Take any twit stud." - , Nth" need these unhappy people turn = s Mil ' eaeh * other- 1 What depth of tatinetnt, humiliation can justify this Panted auggeetton, from the lianistpurg Pirefrig: - - - tPlutsoirltil t eildnAO.Wialre do ... . ...allaitrlght;aMnlontOwn, Pa. . ' the. Aware, that, pure audio. In atittompan writes' knitted tor read lath. Ihe design of wroaking & ater - rgeennalMO.W..-. W. Wallace. or 4 , 13• effiettle Adria, becailta MO. 1 $ 1 11). pgir tor. the pimple of Pennsylvania. ilPoildffbla --nfartitintatorfal Weals/loos 1311 dity•tair bill' and other corrupt and Oil jteoUitiobemoaCt tbe . deg,' let him opine Cat over hie own algnature, ilia a riellind sot altalk:behlod the editor of 02*_etts# , of Ltderty alto a cowardly ... SVTH Aztrzoms is sure of whim bl~Ohlo when. its Leglalature meets, 111416ligh+ the opposition are said to be *biking band to buy off the independent Regtablhanrootqrtfylie Herallion county tleditgation. Tliai L effort will miscarry. trodmatomi that the Governor of Nebraska Will- satisfy the general claire Stql° 911 11111 .7,-Ittel convene ins Legisla ture In extra session, this winter, to gtio Its anent to that great measure, this *di r e - Wit principle of American lie pablietinitan will be immutably engrafted hatp the. National origami]; there tenet .iipiternerakfacnons which diin Utifelves ic; fragments agahtst Its Ina inellnablerrath. . , :. . ~1 441.1 . Ciirchtar' Count has just decided thitOrdis against railway companies, for the r wumfuldlment of contracts for the :Oir *Mil freights over several emettellschms;manor tr brought by the custom v eretettist the lest company L 1 4.4 Ikeddllelluer to him the-goods, without, chuM proof bfjhe =denier this I • gii dilidlitrelshnedinutatustiinedibr ol ih • 'ass /aches of :Ott company.' In the -ab tereaejleicciticeridence as to the foci." in pro. the customer suffering damage ittb4-Wessuidorilketslust that company rabirtilatle 0001114 contracted far taitioiih-Gieht... If this decision be 1aw . 0:12.0f much importance to die tad Initconinunlty: .fifitittleifoll !la DEFEAT. Two things competed to bring about the defest,of the Repobllcan party In New York al thettlection ma the fidtist. The first was , the muml apathy which always giteolitida an _caching national contest. TP4_96115f11 A failing off in the votes of botk parties to the amount of many thou sands, but operated much more largely among the opponents, who= mote thorough party drill cam Call them cot in (area; n 3 matt= what may be the nature of the contest. But But unquestionable evidenas of lees/alive corruption' bed diagram thou sands or honest 'rows And kept them , (tom lbs polls, , Ifr. anairay, who was rain anaduatian for the °Dice of Clomp. troller of the State, and was defeated by his Demarcate . Competitor, had boldly denounced a considerable number of Re publican rtimOneer by nanle, lsgulust whom ho brought distinct specifications of corrupt and urgedo26ll - practices, Re cans to withhold their votes from them, damintiliorefest di the ticket, no fax they were concerned, a thing less to be deprecated ihanShey, taco= Bach a procesi of Wriitidn necessarily weakens 1 for the moment the party that finds It nimessary andNrbointnie MA:sort to it.' And - although Mr. BasaLv named the men lie aencliaced, and specified the chargei r ithiinrit - ifeiti, - 'yei‘ ad 'prone are mt taming Mearirdriiiiatne to aerial. inste, that ;the whole , party suffered from the skis of the comparatively few an 1 woirhyAoirobtirifioind among ttie bon& nee' , Kemal mainly, the recent defeat. 1 - But in some of the districts the result adi/wed the, thi:/:#ri e ffi,, F ,j,t r id y represented by corroginen,—theydtd not want any fotherlMnids for • teviesi of the ' most cartardenotts among those denounced were returned with increased majorities. 800 thltige,99laot, be helped ho. longing liniiiiturturn`eolitientes to bOwhati tits; . and corrnnianon, who •choose to array ..Mtv,_ ~,L 2 , _ , , , ~,, _ ' l---- , . , _ themselves under tbe Republiam banner, rs ‘AlliteU, E 0 N„ altli lIICIII !I:: ,-, may be as buff represented by _Corrupt 71 ..; :;::' , :,;;EIIAID:1113L. • •••,:,-, tier -sole 000 or me Deamaaatic Cott '.'itiii'OribiiiMillttem of One tarrer i elgn; gressional dlibirts of the city of New tritairOticid Stile of !mild' of snot* York by:. a', ,picde,asional - ambler and atid ' it'bilberPetentate i sire bets which Orlastishter. Btilli upon the *bole, if ofFISIBBIJiireIj aniellenkricsag Europa:4i the represeedetion can 'be kept up In wijigebuto - lbelgingdont of was moral tone to the beater 4be constit. infiteer misted by Napoleon, bto Victor aency the.country will get along very emariiikrvigus to the good wlll - and well. ,„cormotbohoped for. beatirinbmissime of bis people t who will ' Till d& - ittiti r ell , WA 15Wilife view dllettalriii*riliir gigilie "dliiiiii of the case bolter than victory, for it has suancision If kls riaesiMe illness should `tatightlnoseldp :gauge and control the terminate fata l ly. W ash_ $0105Pe1010140,..1 local nomliations a lesson that will do s ~:., Cession httnCle, titia may -possibly tbeintliAV laid 'irnistraid deli' hi the prevorittlteltniatin itrali. Thu Emperor future to be more careful to make op their . Intitdisinfidior . cir his oirn' feline. and tickets with names more Wortbi`orOelmt : PlPtflgr In quite time enough to Pat bin far =Mon; ....COMPI meit of 'brilliant bow In , order. His - physient rardarb•• • • tale:eta you, Creep tater prates long clew. ••, ' . . . ,, ~ , • sisdnal ., in. its .., Amu" . , , now; and' In' ionr te the greet body of eta t.: : Mat:mit • Ultimate yams , the Mtlitinskyfin , ,ittanA ,iticalf from the -- iiia...6:kti(4. ti. Nor Ii :it , :to primary work of making nominations, taiirWned itiat iiider;who henna Oil , . . iii % Wilt Irsi - artient42la Of them bat' : • *mad WiltlethiWi eahrhieretthemligi ; by seffering,them to be beaten by the op :„'nalideTpiillticiait ' ening', tiny li - coined Oita ifratijajilta rcliimM - ies7 . •metritr Innblaart Europe, can be blind or Indira- ithethey.day of its vigor could catry.any .entlelbeptedlts: baturtrortwpolittnir thing' . -iiiien'itreVes*klitt slivery litu i ltilis*rdsedAsegenlfesifibls With all Its atrocities and abominations, 1 _ ..01f,igteltittIng Support L ot : tkii . •,4 *T. whtio,, oktho nune nor, fit; drew its toy 1 -16 . **Iderli'lie lisOldnuielt PiSelibried: spirsans einCtlid'iowelf and - mettiteln 14 # 2ll -llberti fo France, but b slow to prejudices aid 'passions; and' it was only - ' Mans hls pledies gpod, rt. would rpm ' when its audidom 'leaders attempted to that ASLltikbbbittf lissiblifiVikkoota. maim it tbofriend. and patron of meat yo marks; or :be most capable states- tni#n Wait went down. : But the jci. . . ~ ittapiddppe , occasionally reviled. For Pawing &any can nimich witst =et' see ils " 11331 * n g t, r n to ,A , . si.ig.,Ver7cla Ch r_Otiiiiaiiitit • ' the •if - rt, ...t formidable the op , ekments It On Daly lire arrjorg Mills position-journalists, to return to Paris. comparatively Purr. ' -„' '' ' • The ma* Wilk rpm either that . , Batikestorinf-Firdiale* Psztilierst .ro 'lnisfise - tub' - been 'Tame' into rlinbinit tinsipcWledeto; lock brrel:', , . thsklo .• PIM On . that Fran if Ngigligi, 'Mid 'WO - ,dttaindantloo: 31r. f • seedintentil tenet, In faint iit• a, fimigil:took Ike rbild,cptmesbYttaminn t ' lO2W'fici7l4-77 FhivAkeadi7-, 4ned the men , Ite'lettottneed , l and spenify-' 3 falriag7lo;the boost Iteatile . criticism. log their;.oflenees, Thrtt'sits n Tel 7 dig ° , tlitpark' th'lClAteri,h,PAhral B / 1 1.4% -, tenni romiee i frOth t nnet444C: l l44nalhlg fattner;.&? l o saitoilinf neva' governed 1 111 4 6 0.14#1. 1 10 tdlresll/1 1 1i9bROttiten . 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Ail the dicing massies* gbv the change have _r eel . twat itietnioebaps It Is beat far the Orr tWrit ei ff it t er eY aTh oeltry we n searremenhetit _ ao6 hare been made, Ito charge ' TAM the change was brought Stout by prefleht VolltiMana Seim to be felled on Weer Means. and those who make h attWee:Mitieretand Cur matter *ether- Mr ma hi thige nd talking and blamed wontdMad the ; tnibibs to believe. iAtreamter:Mid made Madill °bled .elbtilblito the head of the date admin. W-lut.---Obefet oftioeraeeettles .Visie'vensmodbad arvir Arid be Wee oflathitied.-i; Tale Mate w .4 0 67. ' teakiedyme ameba told. • ' ' - 4 v - 4• •••-,••• 4% 4 • tJ V ' 4 ` "1' M .1 • it , eitiiiikwar l izm iass haat. that • Wrmedltreplzeresa propeily to he held sepersible, i.thy the elemon of vim*. polo= .inete.to' olltee." ds a tell, thia aolardir alth4r a noltgh, .but the Raw • Vkalt4hiehals:Jest ores/wed' rani 'ltet#,,:tuact Ilhistrations of Its unsound. 114 ighT'SPltiPle. . 1 4*. Behthe, Sena: dttaudidata In one• ot [ha " - rrestaid efy has beept aye,* denottheed-bi Joirtuds ofboth Pirtle; for pi,a fllegq/ corruotlonses s leOlator, yet ha was tbb . pay ii?•accted by an intireistedow Jratty,i We could cite other instances or thesatutiort. It Isnot-704h whlletoW *Won ielipoindbllliki upon the• prep why really attach tow power behind thr eirafie,,;-the'palltittiarts•whont everybody , to about-end whoii, everybody, In. Jading even the editors of - oar rellslods esitiintionuies,7ollois !aorta way or the- ! ffE fIMIS F,: ;f. 3~. ;~, . ~ irk i i J I fr `: \. Y'. El ' OE NAPOLaCtir, adventurer, exile, traitor, would cause nominating conventions to ctsurpew,.despot as he has been, will rank ,be very careful to select good names. It with the names moat illustrlons for state- ' is in accordance with the ethics of savages craft In all the history of the world. to wreak vengeance upon entire classes for the wroliga fejt few; and some men of narrow views, cheap Patriotism and boundless vanity, may fancy that it is meritorious In hurl broadcast accusations of venality against the candidates of their own party, because they suppose some of them to be unworthy of surpott. Such conduct may weaken, but can never pa rify a party. Some people entertain low and errone• one ideas In regard to the mission of a party in politics, as though it were merely an organization, a kind of mTtchin - eiY, to work one set of men rather than another into office, instead of being-as It (ter. talnly Is in the vise of the Republican party—a living and potent embodiment of principles founded in eternal truth and righteousness, end the only possible - means by, which those principles can be rendered practically operative and effica cious. The Church of the living Qoo has been cursed with hypocrites and un worthy members from the beginning; and is It to be expected that a good party la polities can be exempt from a like bane? But when 'we find them out, let 'us spot them, nail them as we do bogus coin, and not be Irke tome fools we oc. ensionally meet with, who nil at Chris- I:lenity itself,. because they have found, or , fancy they have humid, tomo bypoorites „: among Its professors. xne emitl but very well disciplined brigade Of Cuban filibusters at Washing. to makes up in enterpriee and dash what It lacks in numbers and in really solid repute. Having been repulsed in the raid upon the Executive department of the government, by the firm good faith of the President and his Cabinet in the ear:cation of the nentiality laws, the fill buatera luv e-orgsnixert-another assault Il i . upon Congress, gaging, I t is said, &a lder Morton hi end the ' forlorn hope, soon after the ning of the season. Pie cannot bed act it u unfortunate that. a Senator 1 anch admitted ability , should "be lei to Identify himself I with this wheal) , indefensible move. meat, especialri 'lnce It /* plain enough that the &Batelle not to be humbugged 1 ., Into any actin likely to promote the views of these nscruptilous adventurer& ft Is possible lit the House-may pass some bill or Jo t resolution for the re ity laws. Since the Fenian beatings l in the last Congress. there is no telling how wriepicaously Re presentatives can make asses of them selves it they choose. Whatever resolu tions they may pans, for free Cubai_will be purely for buncombe, acid expresely tocieddi4 pave ThieMeht is the Senate The country hat cordially approved the efitica&of fte"ittleafithitration thus Oki In thla , huahmea, and it would not do the Senators 'and Representatives a particle tif heren'to came to a clear understanding of the popular sentiment, before-'they hunt theft nemitairera in an Ineffectual effort to undermine the proper policy of the ftepubile. -.. . . - The Close of a tree Cuba is fought more in this country than on that island. The hopes of the revolt are alt here, but fortunately not showing a corresponding strength_ We all wish the Cubans well, but can do nothing effectively for them at our own serious cost. Theft thany-gen crated warriors are " Marooning" In the Interior of the island, usually at the safe distanolof at least one day's march from any fo rt Spanish force, and their throat-cutting victories over an occasional meagre patrol are trumpeted as splendid achievements in tlie Columns of a eympa. thizing Ameri ran preea. If these valiant bushwhackers would conduct the military operations on the 'eland, with as much vigor and tireless fidelity as are dis played by their Mends fn engineering the paper warfare in this oountry, there might, really, be some LW outlook for the eaßylesult at ratan - Independence. Or, if in - - elther , 'the military or the diplo matic field, Verities] public were able to dbilteta the presence of any parties affair respectability of character, the public filth would itterease In the ultimate enc. teas of their initexPriea. Perhaps It's for the purpose of supplying in part the striking deficiencies In this direction, that efforts seem to be now in progress to se- Mire the advocacy of certain - influential Senator - Land. Representatives. If these efforts succeed, they will Impart to this 4libtUtterhig - Selma a coloring of platull• 0114 which ithatenerver had yet. .PtEC CUBA (Corfewoodeneo of Ihe rii tstru rah 1).mo.) Ditavan, October 20,1869. In the close of my_ last letter I prom ised to give you some of the social char acteristics of an uninhabited country , . Since then I have slowly traversed alarge extent of country, and have made two trips by different mutes from the plains to Denver. These have much enlarged my knowledge of the heterogenous popula tion of the plains. These are chiefl threey tribes of Indians, Cheyennes, Asa. cation and nes, who herders, bunters, madmen and stage-route station keep. en!, teamsters, mostly Mexicans, peons and civilized Puebla Indians, and lastly military, black and white, part statlaned at the forts and part employed nn escort duty in keeping the Iniliansin check, and getting them back to their reservations. This last duty Is much like keeping cattle in an ill fenced enclosure. By force and by coaxing they have succeeded pret ty well with the Cheyennes and drape hoes, but the bamils of outcasts of various tribes called "dog soldiers," and the rtes are still at large, bunting, stealing and begging. This week I was favored with a VDU from George Washington, chief of a band of tires, and several of his ward. ors, well mounted and armed with breech loaders and bows and arrows. 'Washing. ton was a tine looking, dignified old man, whose few words and gestures were law to his party. lie wore one of the old Washington silver medals, nearly four inches acrosa, and so worn as to bane:sr. ly illegible. Finding me writing in my lent, after a short pow wow through his Interpreter, he requested a paper recom. mending him to the officers at Fort WM. lace as a good, peaceable Indian. This I declined giving, alleging that the slicers did not know nm, and the paper would be of no use to him, and then chafed him a little about the Cheyenniz getting his scalp if hn ventured down there,. This gave him occasion to express his con tempt for We Cheyennes, whom, however, be acknowledged he had never met. After eating a lunch they left, and 'next morning the whole band' f about one hundred moved east. ward to hunt buffalbsisting en route OD antelope. The m i ne day I read In f a Denver paper that the Governor of Colo. redo had ordered George and his band hack to their reservation, with what effect I had Just seen. The "dog soldiers" were effectually subdued by their defeat last summer by General Carr, and the Chapman', of whom our party had severe experience, are back on Weir reser. !ration, so that Indiana are now rather scarce. Another class, who will be extinct with in a few years, are the scouts and hunters, almost as 'tildes the Indians, of whom the notorious "Wild Bill," of Kan; whom I met SO= months ago, is a lair type. Many of three are desperadoes who have committed several homicides, and moat of whom die in the same man• our, yet are of kindly generbus (rhinos!. tion; men whose positrons have cutgrown all ooneidurations of telt-Interest or higher motive/hand whose highest pleas ure Is in coming off best in some en counter. With 'Jacqueline', but falling far be. hbad, are the station keepers on'tbe stage routes. These are taecesaarily men of courage, having tern foe yeexposed to sudden Attacks of Indians, agatbat which they. are ptovided .witb curious little Inns called "dug mils," which are holes In the ground 'covered ever with timber ands mound of earth, and plerc. ed with loop holes. The "dug cute" are connected with the elation house by a tunnel by which the keeper escapes to his stronghold, which one man can hold agtingt, It dozen, or two, against a hun dred, as has often been done and hardly deemed worth relating: I have met say. eral of the heroes of these affairs, very commenpffiree men tombs most part, but possessed of that coolness and nerve which is ;ceded at such tunes. The raitchtuen;, of the Colorado plains aro gamily quiet, ,cosy- going cattle ralsers,—SOnle of. (hum .„.kantrtsylvar t i a Dutch. They build .their log or adobe cabin near a pond, streset,,Ar underground wider course which may be reached by digging; subsist purely by bunting antelope, and by poisoning wolves and coyotes, whose al hus fled ready sale, and ! thus speedily', and surely grow rich by the increase, of their cattle, .filatviag machines go round among the grassy valleys, and large quantities pf hay arelmd ~ nand freely used:during the short winter. la south erp Colorado, peen this la unnecessary, cattle grazing throughont the year. The mines are a never failingmarket for their stock, which' Willtheep pace with its in, ; crease until Lisette Western Plains shall snpportherds of cattle thnialuill rival the bunlo heida of the easAn teenagers 'Who do the huinersa Ireighting 61'04 region. the Most uieful are the Mextratt and Puebla Indiana, many or mein Nona, virtually. eaves. , There furnish trideportation !almost, one. half cheaper can be trona, by whites. POET are content with such moderate remuneration beanie tliek occultation brings no privation to them. fietruingly; they are as. much at home 'With thereon or mule train on the road, or corralled around their campfires, as they c..uld be anywhere. An endless flow of animal spresta, nourished * by this health.ereing ellittate prevents the !restless feeling which s uch duiVrodding life Would en; gender In an Amerean. Tito gem; maim. Hill his place - Weil; as well as ihe Chinaman dose his. Welcome to both! The' Grand Reeky litountsuns;,llsl4's Peak end the rest; look down upoti Me as I 'write but put . them off. till. another -rf Is arm ee county, New York, one Dr. Cutler's barn grandson the tine separating his lead from that of a neighber,whe has a number of cows in the adjoining lots, and the cows have &cep in the habit of reaching Mel/longues through the boards of the Wm into the manger ot the doctor's horse and stealing bay. • But, recently, the tongue of one of these cows was , bidet:tog hy,the horse, and the question now is, whether the owner of the txrwcan obtain damages. The animal was on his premises when she lost her tongue—but thee, certainly, the tongue woe aeron the litte. ST 4 7/ 8 17CIANO who feel an Interest In thin relation which ago bears to position, a / arts sante, may fled. t h e lotlowing statistics of the Bishops- of the Catholic Church interest. Ten day. ago in Paris the shop clerks. B ishops of,thesa t B are to ears of age; 2 who were on a strike numbered eight are 90; 20 are from 80 to 8 0, 46, from 75 Aboagand., Thermade 're noticeable ad- to 60; 70,, from ,70. to 75 164, tram 60 to ditkm to-the promenading population of 04;183, front 65 to O0; 150, from 50 to 55; the Boulevard& These ,young men, all 82, from 45 to 80; 43, from 40 to 45;24, ) belong lo a Protecting: Trade - 80CD% , from 88 to 40; 18, from 85 to 88.7 , froM called a Syndicate.' By the rules otthb., 'MI te 31 It will be seen that &tut num- , body, it s WielWhen arc Inviolable7-that Is, bet' o f yeLW:hops is hardly greater ' no ooelleloviang telt who la engagedln- than tha t's 'We very .old prelates, the amts, ntlioloase tan be dismisaed vrith,L largest n being of gm Prviale s flush, nut the colleaguei.ha his "department"' 50,1 d 81 , , - .• teking op th en bits and following him. 3,11 g spenditnres for etreeb eo that , to bet , the etardneet is held un- •-etotaling the year ending October / der a. son. of 'subtitled Intimidation bt lob e wore 072,271, alto polvhyry WS. I thews be pays., NaturallY.tbe large shop: co s i n t z i gg ho, failed, after a trial of 1 owners of the'ciry do'not desire re kiss)• et . but , mcw ik, „ 0 =et ci p ec tai m, wsY qv. the Intuentra Of Ulla B l i itillfate / urleing little better than limestone. The whiarteltirthrlded the spike/ aftli !lath rioaapyompla lolOptOdOeFOral PUS %A haiyende to carry it On. Ali the:men on him eh° 'proved a fallareOtud Is being re. ) • the mike, who nuke sPldloatten.•loceiv° moied Lrorn'aUtheeleete.. The concrete tickets kr board and lodging. ftc ' k da l' Is fivorably motioned.' but the NI. Pawn ' there were &livered 800 for bed, - 1 1 290 h i vakexi.of agutingglientOoLo 6'4)....,_.et foxbreaktast and 1,000 ,for dinner. , Wile ra r imiars6onhrtaro its Ana Pug* ' brat costa, an " I n' aTua ll e f atic, each. 'the cip - il ObjecthintO it la itafint east wldeli second also 800.. and the latter - f10c.,• i v i n 100 . fed. is third ~,,, ~ a per • . • nuadng adalltootlay Or /k.-.•••• go ad cosi jo Og ylK1) per Arista. .. ' - 1 ~, A Tuns:tea te net" has come to Po 0 that . aeadiagirjaid. to ncittee for a cement need in fasterdog dw , matters OM *Di .. , i aw otiall o Oen. ;At 4 0 _11ww lathinito twelve tr° ,..., this: * nd Pltc m,4. lpu t atn rf 'to i t.,,.. . i. „ months have the Spaniards felt so- cmlo -- 14-., -.,,,,..--,1 mutt -of supp Wog the WWOJULIOri. Tito ernes zin vstristiesnexi . y. _ oleo! „, we. 4,........!......i, f.,l,„'''','"ti,‘,"sV:t.'; feeling is bast e d agaal deal on the course • - erernsmou "mbezll!:l.rl' d . to gu7 ,,,j'lsrum . " . . - 11 0 ,1 - 7, o •: th r q 0,- ii l ; th .th ilip t al e iil ti. . L 11 0;1104, An go fey =fore. arDIIVIDEPI23I. ' • - Wit law s. side:teed fn. - Ilk Pikeei:"lnajaatiC'eltekabgt4 ' th e thitdetentiOn or tie Edriettind the west The Board Of X actors - - • slat ofs large pcs.lnasmuch alcohol in _.... ____.. ... ew ,..... 0e .., w 0 .. ie ea. Wilhite= to tender it 11 / 5 11 hL An an, ° _,_... r A okr ,ti."l,„.'”, - k r . k - 1, Cre . .- --, - ' - re. day oedaye eta. other vessel dissolve In briady- about as- i n _ Wn trl ng, t es li P airth t 4 P e r a l ta io ted uk , for a lp! al p t , e r ;rer7 .l4.? al ni l ' al e i ~'.' in swer nh )Vw ll4Bs w4: t ak a (P3 7 l t r, g irn m ne , ll i e gi d , ,Int ,c9MII/,e.....rtne,...,inifilitteir.trimAmtty. ioe w : itti e tb ri fi .. ~.- /0114 . : 1i01, , h . 111 Bli . 1! Tr . CE 117 4- , , two - malvoluuteor ,"'""7,,, t 4 ,_,' "t„, , 4 l atter ~: r .,..0 °D, - .6.6 iieilillt, or Cwt . /Mt/a aseekigm or ma kappl airmighletlu l dizig hbed ' tut tool ' ' ......r- •••••••• -,... , w e i.t .01" eorttary-- Jaurwo Notts of tholut Ws um liatroor ° Ja z Inn " *•10, 4111 heat,4 ll d bo l lu o Ted '.f or mug - 4,9ike' _ot ~..xecprie gzig low! . 4 t.t. a... avreamak q s a at e .m.r ochm.t ta fa. on aussLarattoes....i ' . .gtetly,ol, s, ~.. ~,-, „ , ..;,,,.. 4 ~. ek, - 114 • Qum. ro*p. - -oc -re iieerne • Va t r•-nannina ""°"7: fteg,l„_,'?.q,!,-„,--- ...... - , , :r1:,,,:zi.,.;,_i: ,- L ----...,,, ,1-, eaten- - ,-.- --- '•• ' , ~- ',,,,, r.: . ~.: .,...,.... ~4d.• . , . '• ~... ...a 4 -'-'“:"' - '''' '.' '1 ' . Zliri4,, L e ,!.41 TAi..••:::;:ttj acl 5.: , ' , ..1...;;:r2r. , 7:. 1 . „!.:. ,LeL, '.44 Vt . :: ... - • ••• - . - LETrze kin COLORADO. AR AN evidence of the coldness Joi the weather in Laramie, Wyoming, &lover et that place says: "An estimable young lady of this t two gut choked two days ago, while drinking a glass of water, by a piece of Ice sticking In her throat, where It still remains. A count{; of cml. nent physicians decided that nothing could:be done to remove the obstruction before next spring." A tamers letter received from a prate inent Government official In New York, amanita a pro:Hellen that before the holi. deyi a crash will occur In Wall street which will equal In its disastrous con sequences the effects of the recent Fisk- Gould gold conspiracy. The writer fur ther says that the (aloes generally have a downward tendency, and thinks that specie payment may be reached without difficulty before the fat of July next Tug- lily. Ephraim E. Avery, whose trial for the murder of Sarah A. Cornell, In Fall River, Mass., excited so much in. terms about thirty-six years ago, died In Pittsfield, Lorain county, Ohio, on the 33d ult., at the age of seventy. He was acquitted of the crime with which he was charged, bm public opinion was mach divided on • he question of his guilt or Innocence. For the la* twenty or thirty years Mr. Avery had been a quiet farmer at Pittsfield. Consimmon having been charged to exist In the 'croy (N. Y.) Omntoon Connell, investigation was ordered and evidenoo allotted "showing up" In no enviable light some of the Democratic Aldermen. It was proven that the spoils of contracts were divided, fictitious bills presented and paid, and otheridiabonest deviate mortal to. One witness de clined to answer whether he had elven money to members of the Connell CoM mince, on the ground thathe might aim. Mato himself. • 'L Tile application for the Injunction to restrain the Board of Education of t i n cloned from executing its order excluding the Bible from the Public Schools 11 based upon theTollowlog clause In the Ohio constitution : "Religion, morality and knowledge being essential to good government, It shall be the duty of the Legislative to pose Gettable laws to pro. tent every religions denomination In the enjoyment of its •own mode of pubic worship, and to encourage schools end the means of instruction." A Bart.rr Can WHILE; which, ft la clamed, will prevent railroad accidents, has instantly been ethibitcil to New York. The Inventlda Is reported as consisting of an axle, with two whdels attached to either end; Thew wheels run on both aides of the rail;-bat they do net touch It except where the surface of the Inner wheel rolls or the top of the roll. The bevel of the wheel la such that when • car Is off the track, the outer wheels too lion again, since they cannot leave. Alis hawk so long u there sweep round Liana. PrITSBOIGH DAILY GAZETTE: TUESDAY MORkING, NO' iENEER 9, 1869, tiEiSILLL NE II S. - - ceiling back pay to the amount of some $16,000, the amount of a Jundg- Fix)! trees near Dubuque, lowa, were 0 1 6,000, against the Treasurer of bloom jolt previous to the recent the Metropolitan Police Board. II was cold ipell:.•-• the anti instance in a long time of the Tat may& of eintinaa“ m a im th e original holders of city warrants being "grand rounds" to test the efficiency of Paid in greenbacks, the police. One of Louisville's oldest business men, Ate T. Shreve, died on Friday of lastrt experienced lowa wool-grower gives $1.50 as the probable average. cost week'at the age of seventy-four, leaving of keening a sheep a year In that State. BO estate worth about two mWiono, He began life as an iron merchant at Gree n - A PAYER recently read before an cad- u Kentucky, g, went from thence to ern andel) clam, that conflagrations bare increased sixty per d.-ot, siren the vac of Cincinnati, and thence to Louisville, wh;kre he embarked in the grocery bosi petroleum. nese, tint afterwards became a banker, Ytuatzsis papers mention with from wlL'oh business he retired to private dude the Jituni of wig- game ; to her ure, rem ii ,Zer the breaking out of the ra forestekemithe blras hating been driooo j;;Ali t ,d , sway during the war. and of the Ohio Con- Oran tiousand barrels of pMe- .„-Taa-ri'ant/on met en toes and apples, awaiting shipment on but , ( lope .or the railroad between Telodo and Buffalo, on F r iday teem, 1870, ta t proMoting their interests „them were frozen on Monday night of list heir 7L eexdfine year week, in this country. There were nine ei..7 Tea Illinois Cozunitntional Convention men preterit from Ohio, one from Ne. will meet In Springfield on the first Mon- York, and one , from Indiana The day In December next. It will consist of meeting resolytd . to raise P12,000m th e elsibtiNive Members, over Oily of whom centennary offering of Ohio 350,000 bes !111 be llepnblicans. tug arMropriated for the eidkahment of Srocz is being taken In shares of COffin IS denominational school in State; C company about organizing for the erec- $lO,OOO to the , Murray Centennary Food Run of a hotel at Omaha, to goat, °nein- of 8 20 0.000, voted by the General (5.4.1.• rive of the ground, $150,000' Each sub. Tontion et Ito late session at Buits/o, and scriber is limited to ten stoves. 82,000 for missionary labor in Ohlo. Dtu•lng the session a dispatch was re. Cruzess of Portland, Oregon, tient $267 in gold for the relief of the Avon- calved from New York stating that $28.- dale suarera. The far reaching sympa• °X bad ii n en rained in ChaPin'a thy =lenitive been as m om to the re. Cent :, nnAr tv„, fi mee nwi ti ng". and diploids as what we call the morn sob- Is Laid upw ard have al- Mantlel aid. ready been recelred. Break:No of promiscuous assemblies for dancing, Rev. D. [. - Eddy, of Boston, said: "It la an amusement which has more to do with domestic Borrows and divorces between husband and wife than almost any other." hr Cinclutudi there are 105,621 tmmar rled persons between the ages of tire and twenty•one. •• Of these, 49,725 are white malesoand 60,925 white females. The colored males number 2,433, and the col ored females 2,500. A vonmorr.writer earadons us that the removal or the capital of Rome, preceded by but a short time the downfall of that power, and that the desertion of Moscow for fit. Petersburg has .not brought un mixed advantages to Basalt A SCLIMVIPIC article in andoraxinesaya that not fifty diamonds, largeand are discovered during any one -year, al though over twenty thousand. are sold doting that period, and he concludes-that paste diamonds are fashionable. Tem Central' and Peru Railroads, In Indiana, now Roues commutation ticket, good for 1,000 miles travel over their line*. for $25. It may be used as desired, rid. Logone tulle or.a hundred at a time, ins the 1,000 miles are consumed. W. Rpm, or South Lewisville, Ohio, sold his homestead. recently, and started West with the proceeds, to /milt up a location. Ile bad las pockets picked, while on the cars, of the money—over ono thousand dollars—and returned to Zanesville in a dratitute condition. LEGULIAD Bnsorott, a gentkman formerly well, known in the politics of Ohio, and especially in the so-called Batik ountests, died recently at Elyria, Lorain county, in that State, of congestion of the brain. The deceased was alwaya an outspoken and pronounced Democrat., SMALL Mt was communicated to the Sioux tribe ut Indians by a blanket which was given to an Indian upon a ,tram boat near Fort Benton, by &person who had been confined with small pox. At latest accounts the dreadful disease was making fearffil havoc among the wild Lit oea. Ina testimony before the coroner of the Lee klihng case at Zanesville, Ohio, closed at a late boor on Tuesday night. The Jury. after a lengthy deliberation, returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death by a hall fired from a pistol or revolver In the hands of J. C. Wolf, city marshal. DR, KEYSER May hem:malted every day now at blrfireat Medicine Wore, tot Mbar,' • - - • mitre= Ato 0 utd 7 tog Wea. I=3 Bmlns and Hinging N , in the new, Iliseares of C:E2 MIMI El:!=1 11/1221 LamsKb, " Elms,lasi, an 4 Countmpll =TEEM OE2EI A POUalue, erarobla. VlCOnted Limb. r.o Nm pb =Mr I=Tl be Elba •nd Pair KILTB6II. woald ►o O•ee Plied facet genet from oth, to Innotor Into hto mode of trostmoot. THE SHIVEREW ISE&SuN lit Impossible to cuppoet• WY any I Ins can coaddav an attack of Scan/ and As Labs al/nation. And tot thou/and. act 01. a Calamity was of no damsel ;;;=7MM2 diatrestlas complaint unreel to anopi Isla OKADA of can. 1c oUbt Le be aver? leentliv subject to Ms endorse. or which la Infrated •Itb rip men, fever, or one other eel. dentin orodneed by muttall.t. that FIN.MTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS taken In advance or at lb. adarnencement of the anhaalthy wl/1 fortify the ayatent analhat the alsnoepherlo patron 'blob generates Mae distempers. This admi rable lerlsontat—barrolert, agreeable, and par amities rarer Medicinal virtu" than any other :one at panel known, will break up the par. °tomtit of totenntit•ut or r. mute. herr In from lour •lant doors to to slam Seep la the onlrerval ...Imre, I to districts where perS. oclical fevers hors boon comost.ed with this powerful vegetable Choloso, ur In a worts', elghbirboorl wise n bar their doors and wiLdow, yet strange to say II the unit 04110- borbrmd happen. to be pervaded by aortal poi se I they reldom take ltiv trouble to put their 0041,. IP a state of don nee rgslott lie tnhtle .01:013:17. Shlrertten victims In Tarn toterm your bite bard. over Metre, or near gutting with the Serer that f dlow • the ebi I, Ps. member tout ISOCTIETTERIS BITTER. Is an ab solute. speedy and btfalllbla specific fur your dts• teeming 1510102, NOTICES Vrßc■ry. rasps P/1/8.01 I RAILWAY , elttsbutsk, buy 4th. MOD. iarTolE ELEVENTH ANNUAL .11 trtiaro .b. btockbolder. .1. th e Ctl'•eb, Puaebrer Hallway C mpul• al' the city of Plitabargb. wall bel I Y. 11,10,b1ey... 111 I We. d sidreet, on 1 1 1.0bLA.1" . 1611, 1109. at o'ebek a 1 orklcb lime and .e Itou.l of Director, will b; elect.' for lb. led a. may coma briar. Ib• ma. liar, "'"°' b0v4:4744 D. P. CORWIA. l.➢y. lir rice reortew PAsesso RA. tow • r Coop. riti•hargh, Not. 4 , h, r6TiNG of s S EC 0 ND bol AIiTNITIL Mhe Stoelide-e of the n PiTlirs Ilifiwienfer RALlivey.l%con.Y 'oar!, WuM t' ,7„:f ° *SOL at tit 4:edi4 .t which t bad place • tlwant of litn tiore will he elected ion ilia en able par, fibit sins other hint:len trltisieted as tear emu* ago. ithis...tio.g. 0,4343 D. Y. Otilitt IN. Sweretart, ()ono or nrwrrmaou wirti BIllifif011•• Paiwzatiaittiatttear tater.. r, /Unhorse. tioretithar floti, 1449. rarTIIE ANNUAL BIEETIN4 of the Sitetholdenof Ibe iltteheivi an ming/law ?warner, Hallway Compui n r Dlll tie bebi at law blemooesiwia 01• P, MON AY. Nose char 13, 1b69. at It o'clock it. FF., Ft which time and plat, a Boom of Illieettlw will es elccted rar tea eaeotoil Pear. sod Itch other boatmen tnwitatte.l war euWie helots the threw g. wit. K. Oul:.119 cretill,• Ot7tci Wisvgan Inimarcs t rorrear.om, oel• Mk 1559. 1 ' ETAS ELECTION .fOr Tnuirin DIRECTORS To mom Da jaw on. Dog roar, will Do belitTO TILL 011ie/E. 22, 92 Witter istrioe, Pa TUBaDAT, 9th day of November ➢u Between the hour. of II A. n. and 9 T. In 0 . 701 .1.$ a'lll. P. HERBERT, Possatar/ DIVIDENDS _ Tlttab NATIONAL BA ex. TsTNlnOiren,Novessber le, nos. larTHErerous PIMA/DENT,. t . AND wa of thin ba es ass Ord en ered a elvtdd of bsX PCB nk CE NT. on the eepstal ate.* eat el the prod.. or the last . 0 . 0 . 1 .e5h Pined* to the stockholders et their kcal representatives, on as d after the blitt In. 1., Reels! all fa tas. Isseteit JUAN B. LIV/N STUN. Cashier. ,r I2T- 7142 .• 6 :olL l AB 7i. e t i v it (5 71L A ,4 -.l .l"l z aa v n VEN v itt ot N l) = 4.3 42° . port fr. of 0-01 , foment lax, at taw °Mee of b.L.tatiraar. Wm ST /Irk s_,,e PlUstwita. ra., au and afkr No, latb. M aalli waxit Jar ti, truabra toot. of tail C o tapar p1:1 main cloaca. Ilyanforot ter no.A. ' , Oar ' 1 J• riLittlUavN, Cita. 1661:1• terts:o3 Boaz or Firrtounou. Nueember IQ, 1809. I e 'THE arvo B P s lt or E t tltEßT ho ; a u tr d. ll3 7 a le i.rea ,Erivideed of VIVI! rim CENT. ea galiglllN'4'lll°L, th rlffr;ZOTAVAl thee legal Vernal:testi...to, ea soo Baer the 11110 !net., fret at novernmenc tilmo zed load taxer nel:alladarl IV. N037.1117/Iti, (Ambler. vistas or Prmurvion uraysAitcs ocm .• PART. Putout/Ft,. Nov. al. rgrAT A MEETING OF THE hold2RltrTea EI=J:4I4 1 1 &CM per sumo vas delated, - payaole forth• arub. free of Rational tat. D. C. UIT4T.Z. tlearualy." tI.I.qCF Exewas Itmorerai Balri.t P.MBU.CIII. NO. DlOB. 'KITEarTifl BOARD Or JJIRE C a .„ 34 or of thli Bank tisie Ileclaln POUII (4) Pin (142/T.. WP.4t am sue,. ttayabla Ca or Mar the lOth , 40. , 40 A. L 020,, Auttiant Cashier. Ormeere Nettbeat. Babb Or Prtvirtimat, Przesszman. Pte.. bog. IarbITIDEI lIDIII3 VIREO. 0 tun Jar i elitets Rabb biles .1.1. 41.1444 glogh. out of fe " t "4 o t Pa r iaske Peleete to tbe Otle i Jidda.% er tette iettal 4 ent Met 444. -4 awl OW the lite Ina— 04 I sout oggeetthe the Gontresemit eax 0 per 1,63 :06 J. 1. 14I1DY. ggirDIVILDEND. NOTICE.—The • , Dlreetern arms tibsroateur and Low , a reneav ille Et - C o Mn ULM d.r4s et... • dividend of JelttZ era CUT...' • for the WO die emanate -pitiabl at the orcoof 2lntaanrerin HinilletinitntOnknOW' Jae. 11.1ZD. Mower. • IlautosnawDesciUta... • -baton ' • : illiso:it i .4 rx.ti %it NA4IC Or? • ' - ---- r alb.4/kroviA, Luicia. la" TH E matelrons OF tali orm i pi rr o k ra ltargnip=d • 41 , Iirkling' 24 =1:14:1 1 11-41:1Mff e lYig taptalentlalirai °ulna mptturilltb tam. . $. 4 . 12 4 3 t ~ , • J..suourrizt.c.a*. ,NEW ADV IRRTISFaII9NTS. NEW GOODS At Lowest Prices, At WILLIAM SEMPLE'S, Nos. im and 182 Federal Stzeet, NEW DRESS GOODS EIBRICIING 11111 DECIDED BUILILMI. l~few Striped Shelly New Maid ehg • New Fable)? ehaikli Itarnaing In Black' Alpacas I Black sti d Colored ve2 l veteetss. Ladies', Chi:dress's and Heals : nde:' wear. Bats and ktonnets, Ribb on , ' noLd Flowers, Handkerchiefs, Collars and Cuffs, Ladle :1 0 f locking' & .Gloves, Childre3's Stocking,' and Gloves, Cloth Skirts, • Balmoral Skirts, 'Fool Knit Hoods, Scotts, Mitts, kc., knit Jackets and Sacques, Men's Gloves, Socks, Collars, &c. ENTISELY NEW STUCK OP LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ELIV AT LOWEST moms. Wholesale and Retail WMLUIit BE3tPLE'6, Nos. 180 and 182 Federal Street CESEE 7-40 GOLD JOBS, iv, BAILEY LANG & CO, CZZIM Offer • 3rolted amo.reit of the CHICAGO, DtiNVILLE V/IMEHNES Railroad Company's FIRST MORTGAGE Sinking Fund Bonds, At 95 and ACCRUED INTEREST. The whole 1.1.1 IS 13.2100000, or loss Lb •11,000 eslis of con:Voted road. ood Is and by rim 110.irm. upeic.i.4o mile.. of EAU cad • tzwincling egalpmeat. trauchl.., and al Preveni Ond Altar. aviFireel moony or the lEEE Th lose, together with the h 51,100.000 Cap ital glace altehig tate, fore/sties ample mesas build and equip the entail, Ilse, Including .g flock •nd Si.:, r•vi•uo outfit of • gt IIIME M=MM h of the reolalnlng puritan t. In • 'taw of ==1!!! Ilataa Bon& Rea for $l.OOO each. leave (any E=El!l2l Inieseat In sold. or nearly LOU per pent, lo Col BOTH MAMA'. AND INTEREST e parable In Nen Twit atty. la UNITED STATES GOLD COIN. The.. Bonds effer petealtnr ativaptages to In entont. The but ter. of Government menntle or ?wine Railroad Bond. m.r enehanne item as a biltnemyray prone. fly bolder or 510.000 In Yineernmento may y a channy them for 019 000 to thee, bends, sod reeelye 1000 tollooo cash - • tra caelkania. Tara Instead of eln per coat la tate:lan or rslo,ooo, and a "11l lower rata ahem Inar I:natality, be • Ili receive T per neat. Veld. for feet, inee . e. os 6/11,000—• 410eresee In prein Leen neill In the cent nearly rqual Lae fuer nf lA. bond. n Tile Ikoldar of • l'adlc Ball.ad butul my . ell papleapa at a wall lot.—and Pe-Wean la a 0.4 t the. road awl receive t pee Peat. geld tataress • for forgy ystrs, Instead or 0 per cent. gold COT Uglily years. TA. selra vas Jar mat. DMIg 0 .1 nL gaotarlangt mould. as di et.lt.a /yd. at compound foremost, moor's/ to tho tiot bond UHL% !Starting at Clale_afo. the C., D. ► V. it.aarc..l. Leal. In . ournery dlreeLlon I.ltho eastern unite% of Illlttols, tee what. adis”.. “....,7 E=MiMi!ti inn by any of the ;Tani. mates. TOP UMW/ one-tbled Its knelt, the road laeuei teroogh Broad and Rich Coal Fields, eat beititaittly nipirlyChliairo with Om bon coal al aloar grits, for generation. to canna. II pelage the CELEBRATED IMAM MINER ==a2Ml • Ima. ninety miles nouns to Ma oily or Chicago, which benbutotnard may bonus!. Mu dibutrul iron mauulactmlug and distributing matar In =C2==l ... jg la opened for bustyeea, and a very mott le estimate upon tin lasel boelness cede. /Oven net IMO. tinal to early THREE TIMES THE SUM nooolred for She Interest and Sinking Fund upon lEc ENTIRE ISSUE VE /TB DONDE. ISE ramphlsz.) TR. through traffic mast add considerAtdr to lota, az the mad (mu pan of t.he 8110IFINEST TEMODOZI LIND from COleago, eta Tem Haute, %lumina ma kflualVEHt s to HU*, Orleans, fit, 1=23 :E=ss rhabtaiiil th 0,0, e ...Wino detail, with amps, of as on application. or of oar Amt. Lo Pltttboigh, • 8. M'CLEAN & CO.. 70 FOPT7TI.'7II AVENUE ad/ooring to oar sostiteA rbil• serer to offgr ay. MM... /or .I• brAf4 deed ournar . b 0 fidi ;cud, bo• add that am Aar. prrsondlly cr. durteed Mt, exttr• lf. of road, la4tatl smtoced, a. teal ty 014 =Mary through sottol tf r.... 4 tr•fali character an4capactt•for verVlMag tAr/oreyot.y Metotatm; Me 'wall QJ whfed to, Mat the <Pt returater brIZA every rorM , Mbr• 1. Mro.Mai booribobt d sounaskass. W. BAILEY_LANO & CO., s trunciaszrre3. 54 Mir street Jetta kirrs Areuts for 1....i0r fits BoUds. 1870. " DIABIEB. 1870. 'oeicet and Counting House, run BSLE fly W. S. HAVEN & CO., Cor. Wood ht. Rod Third Amin a.a.viehivr _ . tri: lll4 'famAitati):64:l4 HOLTDAYS.. Forgoes destrteit to have Huh Jewelry atediv see.belidey manna, would do yea to lased their orders now, to be lure to have them as pow Was. Ire have a maple tee*. from ofilch you can *Heel abythiski 10.1he•Jametnr line Too wish mod. - :',WATTLES 4 8111741124, $Ol VI TH AVENUE, abovethulthltabeatrold. nod . SCHOOL OF DEFIGN.--E,en. mme.mtseire edsdnaencedratilEMlEE lizeidlirtenhimd Limn:m.3 per toold!k; U' oaf itt3l l,0111M:id Isuing. Sa Perlhollth4 'grApplrit Eat..oollo= easerlread stssai aid Matt Am - es. =ea arswiLf., ritostpu,' ALLECIHIENI t try 6 %r al Variety, WILLIAM SEMPLE'S, Sea. 180 and 188 Federal Street, =I NEW DRY GOODS Enormous Money Saved West l'or. Market St. and 4th Ave Ladies' Cloth fugues, all mules and styles. Look at them ! bar, HEAVY STHIPED PHYLUM, BOLD THIS SEASON ►T Stis. 31 cents, Brown Poplin Alpacas, BOLD Tail 9148D/1 A? 6414 e. 621 e., BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS $l.OO Waterproof Cloth, $3,50 Alpaca Robes, $2,50 Army Blankets, 75c. Children's Wcolen Shawls, Bargains In Paiseley Shawls, Barmains in Black Thibet Shawls, Pargains in Arab Shawls, Bargains in Velveteens, Lyons Cloaking Velvets, from $8 per Yard and upwards. Chinchilla Cloaking, $2.50 and upwards. Flannels, Country Blankets, Casslmeres, French Merinos, Empress Cloths. ERn. RIIIIRRT POPLIN PLAID.% " :/V. 5 111116111z 70 d0 PLN PLAIDS. been eel n/ISe. fl/1 . 1:11e PLAID& nold thla "VIZI COLORED BRIBER and DRAWER/I, 00e. saes. ENORMOUS BARGAINS. CARPETS. Oil Cloths, Window Rhodes, DRUGGRT SQUARES, Ingrain Carpets, At the Lowest Pikes ever Offered BOTARD, ROSE a CO FIFTH AVENUE. CLOSING OUT SALE _to the death of OA Senior partoos ar t. /UCH FULD. Me @ogre s tock of • - • REGIBDLEII.B OF COST. Ilse Stock Cg New and Cbmpiete, 00NalBTINU OP anka, Black and Colored, Alpacas, Valencia Poplin, !rid Poplin', Black Cloth; GinaJiinga, Brod' Shawls. Plaid numb, Cau►mereti And a Full Line of DomestleGoods,a J. IL BURCHFIELD & 52 SIXTH STREET. ELEGANT CARPETS &hoTbds latest and nua begotten' dente= •112 lm In TAPESTRY OR BODY BRUSSELS. ast . rceetrcd by &beat tmP. fr I.Ubb .. UN , hum 31 : 13 FIXTC1-43-3ECT = Of the talent Oyler In large quuttittak OLIVER /CClarliThar ocr 23 Fifth Avenue. Ma; /MOT OIL STOOL& _ _ "intim sooloirr • „ • Aare FUZE RADS I To nem inrea headed Jeritca..lost co ? las azel an stun /plectra:l Wallas are chorea to the et-r -am- nook or Muter sad Berealer ClotbasJaSS ho viand asolerjetbited to the tonal* bi B. C. Sarasaitsar i The Mien LI.SziTT to be c.i.f.. .resa lee eases istos ensign aeatly daunt In • salt er :Ma to aigaper e l= i ttelZhotioa a Bath clothesline to be au as M. 0. Sitairiasaaria. • To vractler roturosiTZ• doliiVspead roll sineS alarms where erSonlonate peon charge Awes anibr , matUtut.L i elothlnc Put mom soa Use wank Of atm IST Iron mess& AS S. ThatisiurS. Ora= to plypere entry &Theirs triii people lit Thelr cial k nol bar Jarot their clothes ecety visa free to net. • Trade tratearcas Pis now .4 Iles Die No. Clothier an. • LOOK ATMS MOM • ritjaltralli r wortbl i e t tizeitar nits aortal. cola worth OIL • • se lineal as Go ssekintin MI Chi Mile = b ar' • RLadrizeat etas . % mere set.. to am- IC • Ons Aran lorreot . • ••' • TROBRIWri• NEW ADVERTISEMEINTt3 THE POPULAR MINS I)Ftl" - t.)(_) DS, SEMPLE'S, Nos. ISO and IR2 Federal Stree / O . I .F.iIiPESI I ITI At $3, Pair Good White Blankets, At $3, Pair Good Gray Blankets, At $4, pair good 11-4 White Blankets, At $5, pair good 12-4 White Blankets, At 1,25, White Merino Underskirts, Al $1,50, Embossed Cloth Skirts, good Colors, At - 871e. Waterproof Cloth, At, $l.OO Waterproof Cloth, At $l.OO Black Waterproof Cloth, At $l,OO, Brown Waterproof Cloth, At 121 e. Barred Shirting Flannel, At 22c. Doable Width Country Flannel, At 20c, All-wool Red Flannel, At 25c. Heavy Twilled Bar'd Flannel, At 25c. double width Alpacas& Poplins, ~t 61c. Calico Remnants, At j?,ic. Good Yard Wide Mastitis. LANCE STOCK OF Heavy come try yean ue b, White Country Blankets, Caulmeres an'd Seam, Shirting Flannels. Wholesale and Retail, ALLEGE ENT CITY BARGAINS BY 1 , /LINO i" 1711CHABISB AT K K GARDNEKS No. 60. 15.00 AND prwARD BOLD TNID 81180 N AT VOa. =2 NEW FALL STOCK. DRUG GETS. CIIESTNUT & TWELFTH MIER CO., 7 e - evelerkes. GRAND OPE NZNO! ! For tb. /ALL sad amtletzsa 'rsarorer ILLONEVICESTIROCE of as thostoielotr la Wades, /miry and Illrenran. WRIT 000/13, 40. _. Bridal Gifts a Specialty,. BAILEY a CO. Lake the boo ersonti . ± 7 the Werth, mu: will at all Med bo Suomi fe- Nth* sod them Mauro thothib. theth • men. HAILIErY 4t 004 NE , W .M4BBLS, brosx, CRESTNUT AID TIMM ETIEETL - • '• COMO TILIT riTEW ADVNR POPULAR ATTRACTIONS ! ! NEW GOODS! 1=) rlooss BATES & BELL'S. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shads, Velvets, Merin oes, Linen Goods, Blankots, Flannels, Mourning Goods, Cloaking Cloths. k i ma.PRAIDJE. New ambit New deeds! NACRUM tt CA RLISIES Lk ç- NZW DRESS rannnweit .arr/Vagl*Wia AND TAX LATPA! NuTNI.TICS IN HAM NNW "NLOWLVIIITIP/Sa GOODS GLOVES AND HOSIERY • aanda . • luswatonat for 7•11. Yid cro Wow, Shirts and Drawers ALL AGIIIDA AND AXIL& C RNl llo o B wlnliThls AldD Kuudats Dukruutaled st tow vdeei. MAORI TM 6s --OAELISLF- I. 27 j'IFTH AVENUE. DRUGGETW, CRUMB M4mml, EXTRA quALrfy, BRUSSELS CARPETS, Direct Importations" MIR BROS., .sb. 51 Ple7ll 41111NWel oeD LBUV WOOD !7R st4s oo6 ICA:)COPir 43 4,b. -*(4.l4tit 17. r. ita-VVISL '59 SW a..',F..Kira.::a„v ~ > " , ~ ;,; ~v~a«'.`>:~4~,t~,~e.- - . c ~ .1 x ~°~'~~, NEvr - ADVZEITISEMINTEL WOOLEN DRUGOITS FELT CARPETS, IL IL 2, 24, 3, 34, 31 an d 31 YARD WIDE. BORDERED SQI7.AREB Futtable for 'Parlors. DLIISG ROO UCH C 10711,3, Woolen, Linen and Cotton, T L4WER PRICES THAN LIST SE/1011 Noterithetandloe ilia undiminished lull on these goods. TIRLIND & COLLINS, 71 and 73 Fifth Avenue. 0=.1,13 DAILY A.BRIVALI NEW Fine Bilk Bows, Wide BasA itilibons, Ladies' Bilk Scarfs. Boman Plaid /gibbons. ZITINIUVE LINT OF HAM) KNIT (woos. Ladles' Wool Khawls, Ladles' Wool Vests, ChHdrens' Holt &Nines, Infants Knit Hoods. RlSlfilaugul &arm P&BATING Black Silk Fringes, hill Lb. of Colon. LADIES' AND GENTS' HOSIERY, • totoplet• Line. CHUMMY BALMORAL nosumr, Gents' & Ladles' Underwear BERLIN & CLOTH CLOVES, All stelae of the hem Boulevard Skirt Genie White Shirts. Paper G)Uars, Handkerchiefs, Laces; .Cc., MACRUM, GLYDR st CO., mu 78 & 80 larket Street. I ; 4 x' 43 gil ,:, ot. a z z 'r g WPi 14 g‘' 4 I A dr a A "CO 4 el p 4 P c 7- 2 1 Z z 4 4 I RI .41 % 1 04 tari4 12 trO A P:Ota zo n 0.1"0 1 5mi 0 azi iZ ' Ai Q 4 a d --el 14 )4 Z 1:1) 12 A ripix PABJEIM-1 have a 4 ...... 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