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Our Want ofiliseeess,*nd the Getts°
i' - ',,,r It -
,--_ .There are leverarliangerinhreatenlig ns
now that did not exist at the beginning of
this war, and they are all traceable to one
cause, and that tatlEleie the hick of earliest
nittaliefriiiiti the Troseaution• of- the
^great wiifie. s . of suppressing the rebellion
and,reatoririg .thei-Union.._-; :----:".--_--
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There has been c tuo Jack of earnestness
and action on pail. of tie - people; for
never; einee t ilii world began, were such
:Oland alacrity shown. When Treason
seifftelielliiii: stoma the startlin gblow that
•
aroused the nation from. its slumber, and
for ii,ti
me mottle, us all as ... Gee *an, the
Pre'elderireilled tor •serentf-five - thousend
1 vol u nteers.. Three hundred thousand , in
stantly responded. _Mad he called for half
. ,
a million, a million would have s topped
forward. 4 .That , was the great oppo rtunity;
but it, was iot_ini s irored; All that ores, at
' "tempted for the first three- months - was to
guard the capital, and keep the rebels back
in a corner „of. Western Virginia.
At the end of three month half a million
volunteers, for three_ yeers service, , were
calletffer, end furnished; end at
0 4-p,iktnci,.tiami a Part of :the army, under
,mho tend of a matt , whallt loyalty was oven
then stiipecied, , was hurled' against the
rebel defenses at Bull which
ought limier t. haio been allowed to ',. be
ericted;_und of the position , of which Mc-
Dowell was itprirarit-Leipl. there broken,
reited., -, or and ruined.
. • _.
.. - .
- But great as as that dilater, the corm:
try rose. majestically above it. , A young
_ commander-in-chief was'ealled to take the
piece of the venerable and honored man
whaSe failing strength forbade active ser
vice. '.-- The beetroot men of all parties clue
tured- around him with unbounded conli
deuce
...lima devotion, and' hailed . him
in„. advance, as the saviours of his
country: • With 'admirable ekill he reor
genies& the army of, the: Potomac, now
swollen to more then 230,000;' men—
. 1
enough, as everybody: thought, to sweep
treason from theconetry as fast as men
could march. But no blow was, strack•
September pulsed,' end. men wondered, but
still believed. ,'ccitalkir passed, and yonder
gave place to impatience, and confidence to
ogetrePl:-N-orernh'er -came' 'and - if
"ilea viud, and: Medives - urged. as an ill.
- case for inactivity ; , but proton:rd despond
ency and dissatisfaction-lay as heavily
upon the lieartsef all loyal men as the mid
lay upon-the: "sacred Soil" . over which our
gallant eoldierl...ireie 'ea:eager to march.
Then came; - the long and dreary winter
when active operations*ere not expected.
!eit lasinpritig _came f but the commander
tin-chief' inui 'is ot, ready. , Fifty or sixty
.
thousand rebels defiantly at Manassas,
watching our grand, army, and keeping it
inclose quarters until it molted their mime-
Diane°, to move back to 7 Richmend, which
theY werespeiroitteit to do in perfect safety,
carrying with them all their stores and'all
their armament except a few quaker guns. 1
•Illuntiers loud and deep now buret forth
from all ' parts of Ihe country, and from
every ; earnest heart, murmurs that were ,
extorted more, hi, sorrow than by anger— '
murmurs whichehoied.that those who ut
tered them , did not lees Causer leso, but
Rome more—from men who will even yet
gfacily crown Oen. McClellan with garlands
and every - tokin - TO - finititruie, the moment
he shows by : his conduct,that he is really ,
in earnest in the; prosecution of hie great
work—men who'go for their country, and
for the generals' who prove by their sets:
that their hearts...llTO withilheir country,
` no matter 'Si tie_they are,: or what may have
been their party , affinities—men who ap
plaud den, - Butler and fßightitglots:lfeek
ei' with enthueisam, although they were
Breokinridge Democauta, as Gen. M'Clel
lan is believedtebemen, in ahort, who
cannot ,patiently see the lives of _their sons
and brothers'' wasting eau,* %Otiosely in
pestilential swamps and Indecisive con
flicts, and their coneiry , dishonored and
rained ;.
_These ,innruii - m 'i
:?t,d - iiitiatisfaction .were
Met—in some cases, doalotless, honestly
_ enotighLwith the Objection that they were
caloalated to destroy -confidence in those to
whom the conduct of the war. hed been, en
trusted: Be it so. It theyrsre unworthy
of confidence, - can - anything be more irra
tional than to . plies confidence in them ?
iii
__ But it urged that - Civilians - are not Cap.
ble of judging of such, things; that war is
a science, arid that it is presumptuous in
, man whO are_ =skilled-in that science to
judge in mchioatters. We Ist all that pass
for whaiiiiiiieith, simply remarking, that
we are not talking about science, but about
results—things' which - lie within the „do
.
main of commoneense.
When Wm. - McClellan at lengthin the
'month of May last, put the , army of the
Potomac -in 'inetitin f lui Set himself domain
front of Yorktoten.wittiti part of it, leaving
another pa rt ;index . McDowell to - guard the
_ ,
approaches to Washlegton. l -71ds may have
been Very scientific, but thee° ittO, leaked
at things rather thatl - at men-could-not see
it; neither were they able to see any thing
in" - the murderous affairs. of Williamsburg
and Fair (lake to increase their confidence
in scientific warfare. . ` . Neither were thit. ,
genres and , ditehos in the valley of the
' Chiciaborainy; and still less was that Meg
- tailcoat changes:l_lElW.. before Richmond,
calculatedlo make them merge their, coat;
mon sense in the mysterious and . rayless
, profundity of science. • ' ' '
It• won't,. do for the Ainerimin people to
dethrone their, own good Ammon sense in
this . matteyy donot do so in the con
The, -., .
1 duet of their ,private - aFaire, nor in the
policy of their trinaholittlities or their ger
, ertircient;,and why they do so in this
-1 , iciest struggh_ r -wh :141-14enetthome cluterto
their, hearts, their purees, aid their i l idj.
vidnal slit -Rota *. - ar yojki, #l9l 43311
thing wide 014ithey ii
over isa.to i. ? .It
is their rig ht and theie,ticiOs'lO.Xdge.eid.
criticise, kind, :-Ef: riei4,lfe, , V delnoince;
either ' sinfaitiaplrsa- - orz - fnecriliPettnael s :
' 'Wherever tOttUd..'lliiirein they expect the
man whom ,they have made the depository
of their poweri - the instrument of their will,
and their- Supsime Cennander, tO.iiy ‘ a
strong hand upon • men' who' have failed to
fulfill the 'justtexpecitigions of thit - earititry,'
it they shrink from even the exptessiterot
disepprobation? lf the Governmentshonlif
fail in this great conflict, its thilire'miy
be justly attributed to this strange for
beatance towards men who Livelong since
demonstrated Ahat they have riot' one what
they could; =ant that,-with all their Defence
and skill, t t l z i= no heart. for the iork
they have i
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Principles of National taxation.
The &lowing judicious remarks on this
important subject, are from the Philadel-
phis Evidently the writer had lone
* wits* he intraere of, tJte Tax Law; *Bed
daring the lasi seesioq of Congress,' wifor
.
innaiely failed to d 6 namely, preritire'd to
understand the troe . principles on which to
proceed inlaying on taxes . by atudying the
ascertained results of experience - in Other
counfries—nad especially, for,TAriOUS yea
sonsi.iii England. It frequently struck us,
sts.pre readthe- arguments of the various
speakers, pro and con., during the progress
of diiinssion on this subject, as they
:reached an several months—what a differ , .
ence it Would make on ill sides, if the gen
tlenien generally bad assumed their own
ignorance on this subject of taxationotml
acted ',accordingly. In that case, they
-would have tried to learn somewhat from
men who bad made the subject a special
study they would have availed themselves
of the instinctive debates on Sir ROBERT
Pszaii Tariff Bill of 1847, and of the
hardly less important, and perhaps still
more instinctive, debates on the measures
of Mr. Ow:moss, especially in reference
to the Stamp Duties, and some other suc
cessful reforms initiated and carried by
.that able finance minister, in 1854 and
subsequently.
So far as we are advised, had the views I
of Mr. CHASE prevailed in the Committee
of Ways and Mans last session, we should
have had, a system of taxation founded
upon just principles, simple and easily
worked, such as the intelligent writer of
the folloWing remarks evidently sees must
replace the present Complex and cumbrous
law:
Ere long, no doubt, our whole system of
national taxation, will be reviled; improved,
and systemized. The great principle of
fair taxation is to come upon tax-payers in
anoh a manner as will produce most money
with least pressure upon the public.. The
pressure ought to graduate, so as to fall
heaviest upon the rich. Oar income-tax, is
Copied from the impost which has become
so productive in England, and is there
complained of as unequal. The variable
income derived from professions and trade
and personal exertion, mental or bodily,
should bo taxed less heavily than the in
come derived from real or personal proper
ty, which is not variable, but permanent.
In our next-Tax-Act we hope to find this
distinction. remembered. Another improve
ment, for
. which England has to thank Peel,
is to tax as few articles as possible. In
1842, 'upwards of 1,200 articles were taxed
under the British Custom-duties ; now only
- 24 are so taxed. There then were 8 Excise
duties, .now reduced to 4. Yet. these 24
commodities yield hn anneal revenue of
$210,000,000, leaving allother-commodities
free. In our new tax-bill, we understand,
there are imposts on 3,450 articles as
against 24 articles of British taxation.
.oat of $342,500,000 of annual British-re
venue, upwards of $210,000,000 are raised
tinder the bead_ of customs and excise land
wine, spirits, malt liquor, raalt,.hops, tobac
co, and licenses produce $135,000,000 of
revenue. Bo 'au smokers and drinkers of
'England, *hoe° personal indulgence is
taxed, pay the interest on her National
Debt. , On sugar, tea, coffee, arid corn taxes
to the aractunt of -$67,500,000 a year are
levied,ernd are mainly paid by the masses.
It is doubtful whether these imposts upon
necessary, articles *ill not be eventually
abolished. What we mean to impressupon
our readers is that by a good and simple
system of taxation, ti very few articles can
yield a large income, colleoted-at far small
er cost,- than the Tax Act of 1862 seeks to
obtain by imposts upon a very largo num
ber and very groat variety of articles.
Here, ea-abroad, the smokers and drinkers
should pay largely for the luxury of
drink and tobacco. No doubt, the eye
tem will be'revised and simplified.
Theo effect of the drain of Republican
'voters from their homes to the army has
not been as severely' felt in this State as
we apprehended it would be before the
election. We have lost two members of
Congress, se compared -with the present
delegation. The Westmoreland district, in
which Mr: Dawson succeeds Sir. Covona,
is not what it was in 1860. Then it was
Westmoreland, Indiana and Armstreng—
new it is - Weitmoreland, Indiana and Fay
ette. Had it been left as it was, Mr. Bvew
aar would have been elected easily ; or
had our- friends nominated Mr. Covonr.,
who is strong in Westmoreland, they would
have still carried the district. Mr. Slaw-
Aar, Rho resides in Indiana,' made a
splendid run in his county ; but he lacked
tbe strength of his predeceseor.in the resf
of his dintrioL It was an unfortunate
movement to change the candidate at such
a time as this, especially in the face, of
such a change as in the district; and it
Was ungenerous on the part of the Legis
lature to overload that noble little county,
Which gave More than her usual majority
to the Republican candidate, and yet was
overpowered.
Tnrpresent Rome of Representatives
stands divided by party lines thus:
Republicans - - - - 107
Border State Unionists - - 29
Democrats, some of whom are good
Unionists, - - - - 43
In Obio the Democrats have gained 5, in
Indiana, B. and in Pennsylvania 2 or 8,
while - in lowa the Republicans have gained
4. It is /Impossible; so long as the openly
rebel wing of the democracy keep out, Ica.-
that party to gain the ascendancy in the
next. Congress. . .
What is. Thought of the Submission.
_ let Projects in England. _ ' :
The English journals discuas with taxi.
ens leanings, but with , a sinVe interpret
ition, the plans and intentions of thedem
.
ocratio leaders in placing themselv es once i
more before the people for their votes.- It ,
- plain that 'the movement of Seymoidi,'
Fernando Wood and Ben Wood in New
York; of-F. W. Hughes in Pehnsylvattia,
Vallanditharn and Cox in Ohio, and their
.
fellows elsewhere , is interpreted in London
ei it lain Richmon d , an intended to encour
. ,
age' : : and help the rchela, and Perhaps to
piece the witch, nation at their mercy, dis
honaring our soldiers anti giving victory to
Davis and this ,rebels. The .London -Epee.
fator yaws
can we hope from' . a party that
pats forward such resolutiona as these at
such a time as the presenter indeed from
the people among when) thatparty regain.
ing the ascendant, it that be really the easel
They toy down principles which, ti they are
not akin to those of the rebelei direr from
'them only in being more petty and more eon-'
terptibk, without being a whit' nobler - -that
contain thesentinal principle of secession with
. out the vitality qtpuipose that renders
strati:: The democrats, indeed, take care
to adore ((mystically) the word Union, but
' - Strive Aria eat their ought O undermine unity
'et puriaic,,*fiinkcin alone giro that word
"If these.democratti are really to recover
iscendeney in the North-for no such prin.
captors as these, if the war is'tolfeentrustod
to the' hands of men whose idea it Leto
war against a; plural or dual number of
American flogs and foreign departments,— • t t I
who care for 'the unity of the body of the
Northern Continent, but are passionately , a . •LECTURE At THE IRON CITY
opposed to any invention even of a soul,'" T Al l iitio2t) WORNIVG, at 11 t.
spa'
stl"
lest the individual members ehould be, • OttatteetON.
brought into subjection,—who are, in . fact,. , TIT" 34 tf.M.:/1 NTt LE LI MARY A 8:50-
merely 'pawned with a passion' forarith- ireY- etetyieff.-rho roods quart,erly to.ttos
metical simplicity—who wish - to prevent ' , Attie Young Well Meniantile Library lomociation
any body or party from pirating the Amer- ; 1 4%. 1 ,7. 1 ba In hoots TUIS (rueld.Y)
lean -,counterfeitaf a nation, but are far oontit u. Kittbotb, elocrotary
-more heartily opposed to any life and, soul
in the nation' titan the South itself who U L.
Would gladly put an evil soul into it,—then
they deserve ziothingbuteenttilept, - for they
are fighting for a phantom and worse than
phantom;prechsely what Mr: - Disraeli
called an 'organised hypocrisy.'
"The South , hos adopted a standard, tt
principle, a diitinet vital spirit. Thr North
ern Democrats see, and instead of rneeting,it
by a counter principle, by encouraging every
movement which give. them one heart and one
purpose, they solemnly proclaim the treme
dons importance of not taking issue with t e
South thereupon, of reserving to themselves
the right - to keop the rancorous Southoin
leaven among them as long and as strong
as they choose;' they reiterate their genital
sympathy with the. principle of caste ion
which the South is now rallying its forc e
—and assert their solemn determination
never to pay a penny to relieve the Border
States of the difficulty, and never to
ceive a colored laborer from the South or
from the Border States into their commu
nity.
- "And yet they cry out for the Union.
4s if a Union could exist without a nation—
and as if a nation could exist without a
vestige of national nobility. Why, the
Sonthern leaders can at least undergo
great sacrifices for the common (though
evil) canoe, and are better than such poli
ticians as these, who care nothing for
drawing close the tie between the Northern
States, nothing for helping friends, less
than nothing for encouraging the spirit of
unity, but are absorbed in their horror at
the thought of losing by competition with
negro laborers, and losing doubly by taxes
to compensate the masters of those laborers
for their slaves. We would rather follow
Mr. Jefferson Davis than the Democrats of
the North. He at least sins lustily, like a
chief•who would reign in hell. They are
for a weak and paltering policy—for a war
which would represent nothing but a wick
ed and overgrown jealousy, and a constitu
tion that anxiously guards against the pos
aibility of expressing a national filth."
The Election.
Tau following paragraph, from the New
:York Herald, of yesterday, indicates that
that journal regards the election of Pertain
Democrats to Congress as a new Iledge
that there is to be a - more vigorous prose
cution of the war. So mote It be:
Dieipointment of the Rebel Leaders and
NeFepapere.—The Richmond papers have
reckoned without their host in the case of
our elections: They calculated that there
would be 'a great Demimratie uprising in
their favor, repudiating the Proclamation
of Mr. Lincoln, and that peace would soon
be the result. The rebel officers engaged in
the recent raid into Pennsylvania expressed
the same sentiment at Chambersburg, as'
appears 'from the letter of Col. McClure,
which we published yesterday. But these
hopes are now blasted. The elections have
been• held, and' -it they, indicate-anything,
it. is a 'vigorous proescntion of the war for
the Union till it is brought to a successful
issue. Let the rebellions States, therefore,
take warning. The war will'be carried on
more vigorously thau ever, and there ie
nothing left for them but submission to the
anthorityof the United States Government,
or to pay the penalty of their obstinacy
arid folly.
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ELECTION for thirteen Direo•
ton of Oda Rook will b • t old alit. , 13 alking
Nouse, us. MONDAY, Nov. 17th, betweet. the been
of 10 s. tn. sad 2 p. m.
The iegulst. enamel meetteg f o Biockhablere will
be veld on TUESDAY, Nov. 4tfi, at II o'clock a. m.
ocl7:lwi GLO. T. 'VAN DOREN. Owelei.
=MANIC* . D&oi, Pittsburgh, Oct. 17, 1602
10. AN ELEVTION for President and
Directors of this Beni, for the enthlo2
yo c ,
Dhe held at the Thinking Home, on MONDAY.
the 17th of November, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. NU sod 2 p. or.
A genercl meeting of the Stockholdtm will be bold
on TUESDAY, November 4th, et 10 o'clock . m.
oer7lm DEO. D. 21`011ICW, Outlier.
Prwrestracin, October 16th, 1134.
rO.A.N ELECTION for thirteen lie
rectors of 010,i:change Bank of Mubarak,
to .errs for mot year, will be held at the B inking
House, on MONDA Y, November 17th, between the
hours of 11 • m. and 2p. m. • •
The general sound meeting eff Stockholders will
take ante 02 'I tienDer.2, Ntrember 4th, at 11 a m.
ocl7rlot • ' •• . H. K. MURRAY, Claehror.
laOw pyre BANG or Pironvaon. Pa, 1.
.rim - • • October 1692, 1862. ' J
11:AN.E.LICTION for thirteen Diree
tors atlas Bank will be bola at the Dartklug
Illonse,the hoarse( non 'MONDAY, Novembe d
r p l7th proximo, be
ta e-n a. rm. an 2 . to. •
The annual Meeting or the theetbciders will be
hold at the Banking Howe, on TUESDAY, Novem
ber 4th pox, at U a.
octTam J MAGOITFIN,
Attconitin Banc, °caber lb. 1862.
lAN 'ELECTION for Directors of
tble Bank will be held at the 'Banking Home
oe the 17tb day of NOVEMBER. NEXT. bets - can
the hour, of 10 awl 2 o'clock. A atamml mcetlng
of the Stockholders will be hell oe the ith day of
NovEmszu NEXT, at 10 o'c ock a m.
oe18:1md .I. W. COOK, Caddo?.
Minn RS' bo w
Pattaborgh, Va. 131 h, 1862.
AN'ELECTION for Direottna of
this Bent 'will be held at the Banking Holm
on the 3d MONDAY Of NOVEMBER NEXT, be.
emelt the home MID and 2 Wolcott. Alen a general
meeting of the Stockholder, will be Nell at the same
plam, on the FILIET THEEIDAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT, et 10 o'clock e. m
oeldid - W. H DENNY, Deshler;
BUM Or Pure • • on, Oct. Itch, Lava
WAN ELECTION for Directors of
tide.Benk be hell at the Banking Homo
oa MONDAY, the 17th day of November next, be.
tween the boon of 10 o'clock a m. and 2 p m.
.A general meeting of the Stockholders will be held
oa the 4th DAY Of NOTEHBEB NEXT, at 10
o'clmk a to. JOHN DAUBER, Cashier.
ocl7:larda3tYY
. Oman or Pzagro•Yeam Dtscraamm Co., I
Pitteb• .h. octobec 11,12'2.
WTHIS ISIVCISLIUL EMS of
Pennsylvania Insurance Company, of Pitts
burgh, an hoteby notilled that tho annual meeting
ibr electimi of Direcloos, to serve for the ensuing
year, will be herd at the office of tho Company.. No.
03 Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa., nn HONDA Y. the
3d do; of November next, between the boons of 10
o'clock a to. and 1 o'clock p. m.
0ct3:14 I. Gomm ISPEOIIL, Frelnild7.
OWLANK ROAD ELEtYribti.—
The flaw Mill Valley Plank Rued COMP•I37
will hold their Annual Election on the 91R9T•
MONDAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, being the Sd'
dajot that month, at the aloe of W. A H. Walker,
to the Third Ward, City of Allegheny, dimwit the
hours of 9 and /5 o'clock p. m. of that day, at which
there will be elected one Prwildent, Ave Directors
and one Trossurer, toe rve during the ensuing yeas.
By order. • , LEX. E. WATSON, Sec
Allegheny Oily, Oct. B.lBBlhtd
jaid :4 Li/ •)*O>Pl
LAND' FOR SALE • NEAR MAN
OHZEITZB BOHOUGEL—Iight acres pl highly
Improved land, with good dwelling bruise And the
usual improvements, site near the bOrough of
Idanchmter, in McClure townsliip,jtileghesy corm•
kr, and adMolning the property or Zee. Dr Jacobus
and Hon. Thorns M. Howe, will be sold altogether
or i c i=ions,:to suit purchases. Thls land is well
cal fore country residence Tetra esay, and
price eery reseonibin.
Xi:quire of WILLIAM X. SIOCIETuN,
Alloatieoy City:
Or ofMCOLABEN
Att,sney, Oi Four th street, Pittsburgh.
•
munut.—Letters tor Administration
`cia the Waft of Wm .1. Howard, dee'd, having,
been %created to the noderelened, all persons In.
debkd to sad °stele are invaded to make payment,
end all persona bolding alarms against tho same to
present them for settlement.
MINIM H. HOWARD,
No. 173 Third street.
M"M
NEW. Fl6ll.—Neer selected Mackerel,
No. 1 Salmon and. Coaneettrut Hirer Shad. In
Ida and ball klta, pot op axprosaly for family use;
abo for sale by the pound. Also emoted Moron aad
Uslibot, for We - by the proud, at the Tobin, Oro.,
cary.otortof JNO. A. 1111.14511.4 W,
corner Irlbarty arid Hand streets.
._. .
NS 'N CHO' FlGS—Just received;
also, choice Bardeen% Prunes, In jars end fancy
boxes; Leyer Bele= and Patron Currents, for do
P 7 • JOll2l A. BEN a HAW , -
oc2l corner Liberty and Bend streets.
tillGAßti-50 Ibis. Lover
lug't doable .reflned -crashed and pulverized
Loaf, and relined While and yellow Bowe, received
and for pole by tbe barrel or retPll, by
JOHN A. BIENSILW,
D ull corner Liberrialid Hand amts.
BAGS TENNESSEE PEA NUTS
ta store and for sale b
li i trllElt a altos.,
oc'l • Nos. 126 and 128 Wood .troet.
QTATI E• Y rUIt.TI 0.4106, at o
prloee-26 cents each and Übe/ per dozen. to
dealers—at HUNT'S. oc%)
-01'AL13114116, new styles.
for tale at lIIIIi rtl. oaro
n lA. ES, fur 1863, all kinds, lok sale
at*HUINT'S. Oct
CIODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, Is.ovember.
vT GODET'S La DI'S BOOK, 'November'
GOOEY'S L DY'S BOOK, November;
• LESLIE'S MAGAZINE November,
Llama MAGAZINE November;
LESLIE% MAGAZINE. November;
ASTILUIt'd MAGAZINE, November;
Pargusows MAGAZINE;
HALLOO'S MAGAZINE;
BLIDGET OF TUN;
0011101SONTHLT;
YANKEE NOTIONS; '
NIUE. NAE
MAI'lJi DEZIONEST;
CONTINENTAL VONTHLY;
. AFLANTIO MONTHLY;
LADLES' EILIDSITOBILL .
LE BON ION;
And ell other late Ms guinea, rapers, .to ,; do ,at
N .
HUNT'S,
•II ST'S,
Meanie no, Fifth stmt. •
Idaundo Hot, Filth etreeL
Magma Hall, Fifth meet.
lartabsaripUnut reealred at lama rata.
ar,o
T •
ENTY-HIGILTH. LIST. OF' AP-
iC
PLICATIORS FOR BULLING LIQUORS, Aled
in the Clerk's Once up to October 17th, 1862;
' Busman P.'ll , other goOde, 4th want, Allegheny;
Con'A Dews, tavern, let ward, Pittsburgh;
Gray Bernard, do, 24 do, Allegheny;
Ilautahue Edward, other goods, ad AllaglOy.
Hornung Charles, eating fume, 6th w'd, Ulttsb'g;
Ludas'''. G., • do, 3d do do;
Love Robert, 40, 3d do, dot
AtoDonald J., tavarn,arllkins township;
Neuman Adam. do. 3d ,ward,- Allegheny:
Teets David, do,- Itt de,. do;
Wausel Ad Iph, eating home, 4th
Sarney Fred., tavern, Tareattm; ",
The Court wrlll most RONDAT, OctoberVith,
1802, at to o'clock, Vo act cat the above cues. _ •
ocl7:3td W. A. MIRROR. Geri.
• Wit IT_TEZE.S.--We offer averriage
.1t: stock t o le fall of extra, Lugo sized, s Out FRUIT
THXZe, of the mos valuable esti* ties, selected with
WO ears. inalt growers:end tree dealt:* bu ying
by Abe quanthy. will be dealt will • liberally. We
reapeotfully Invite an essadaatlon of oar trees and
rims by the public. •
vale
•N ()Tit% 18 GEESE Y GIVEN that' I
1\ IMMO been ePPOtetea M Ouraeon bribe Pension
J.t.partntant, to examine uouuded and Invalid ed
dies* discharged from the aerate* Ohs; my author
ity extends U.' any Ootuity', - ntate or' Tenit 4 t7e and
that lam now reads to ante , : upon the ditebarga.ot
'my duties. .11.1WBOIC memoir., u. D., •
. odaweintr. . . isirstuhig Samoa.
•
fIRUGB, • CHEMICALS, 'TPAINTIic
El
OILS. AND DYE liTiltriL 'INDIGO BLV
MINCE Or 00/PEE. STOVE POLISH, ILA.
NOSING ILICTILIO'DL. NUTMEGS. 'CINNAMON,
SLAM CLOVES. ALLancs, WHOLE VEPPLE ,
lI.OLTAND SEED, Oa STOBVIL, EMELT OIL arid
Manses af, all kinds. In dolma, all standard patent
medinties;Le.;•Lo., In atom and for idle low by .
WOODSIDE Is' WALLACE;
.. 306 Llhertl street.
P. B. Ootuitry inerehaate, before. antielmaths
el e
where, woad do well to coi l and examine oar stock,
se! • WOODSIDE A WALLACE.
r.erm,rwr
(lumAr . E FARM MO • . .
w—s) ii.a*liboat , 5 iota' tgam the - sity; th•
TemperanceThle and Nobletlowa Plaid; Na 4-17
wee cleared, about gd acre. of good ooal, Iva watt
to be dnduad; good water, and Jeoeee; sill be sold at
bargaln. Inquire of J. J.K. NORANGE.
ellarrotfaur - `i No. 107 Fourth ellen.'
HAT al CO
N 0.155 Weed street
SLAB tiTAYES—• 4000 in 'tare and
N.l be pals 18A16.8 DNB= 00.,
TO COUNTRY ' 51 EIICII ANTS AND I Now. IS THE TIMB TO. AIIICHASE
.-. .... iAitani IS
. .
EATON 3 -111 4ElbtUlli & CO. 1' - '- .2. • ' •• '••••
....... -.. ,
.., ...
- .-
Noe. 17 and - 19' Fifth Street, I DRY C - 00D S.
dubber* wad not/dies of 131.1bININGS,?ZEIBROI- ~- •
DRlcits. H OSIERY. 0 OYER, ROOD SKIRTS. ' Mix t , ipkencing in price eyrry day In the ra.t.
BIRSJSB, • SSIRTS,--COLLARS, SI rs,. CINDER' •
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, WOOLEN .HOODS, NV. ! You will net buy them as attar Gar a long time
,DLAS, SOARie, ZEPITY/S AND SHETLAND •
WOOL; 8,000 Me rli KITTING YARNS, on band end
to arrive. •
. _
— Our to was purchased before the last great ad
mum In prima. and we offer great Inducements to
CITY &ND CODIPTRY 11111101UNTS, MILLI
NERS, PEDDLERS, and MI who buf to sell again.
N. 11.—A chola emalmoof of
Staple Dry Goode,
At vrboleasJe only
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Of the Islost styles of
DRE;EI GOollet , AND SILKS,
WHITE, GER &
-(Buccranors is G.. H. White &
0017-et 23 IFTH STREIT
•
riLoAKs,
1111 &SCOTIA: 10
SEW. Lt;
A pest variety alai the newest etylee now no rahl
bition at
• ..
WIIITE,.0611& CO.'B,
Socc,,,son, to Goo. U. White & Co ,)
0.,17.6t V 3 fItaaBTRZIPT
HOUSEKEEPIN9.GOODS,
BLANKETS,
!WOOLENS,
. ,
LINENS
HIISLIN CL S,
OTHS, &a.,
WHITE, ORB &
Sumerian to .Geo. 8. White & Oo t)
cel7.6t 7LYINTH STREET
MOURNING GOODS.
A cotaplete stock of-ellklade of
MOURNING GOODS,
WHITE, ORB a 00:8,
Successors to Get,. R. White & (,)
ocl7BB 25 trilITH BTRTIIT
LOOK HEREOnr friend JAMES
Ile. 80 Market street, tea recently re
f:tuned from the lan with a lergo stock of
BOOTS AND SIIONS.
Comprising all the different varieties and striae now
in vague l
• and haring selected It hlscaelf ft= the
Yasuo= oanutacturers, la now prepated to offer to
the pantie goods whic h he can recotomend 2re neat
non sad
We adrbe ell those In want of neat and subetaa
ital for the feet to can on Mr. sons. fool-_ log contidentahey will be salted as regards quality
and *ion
serliemember the place, 89 NAB= fITIIIICT.
R .R. BULGER, •
_
usnuactura of moo deeerlptke of
" RJ IT I e l l I ZT M
80. a BMITEITIALD BTBSET,
PITIBBUBOIL
A full assorteieut of PITTHBORGEI NAHUM
TURZD FrIBNITUBS =utast!, an hand, TIM;
we will sell Al #ifolowert prim for CABS.
lulfeleencla •
A LLEiIIIENY 'COUNTY, se.—
Ileft. To timpani Clark, Martha Ann 11111.
!ex, and all others interested In the estate oi Mira,
both Sill•r, deso'd.
oftA the b ralo3 of James Heise,
'one of the malt= said goateed, you are hereby
cited to be and appear fore me, WILLIAM J.
EICHABDSOII, .Beg'ster of in and for
the °minty aforesaid, on or bsfure MONDAY, the
27th fop ot October neat, then and there to takeout
Latter* of Administration op= the estate of said
&India:lt, or show cause, if any you hare, ashy said
L,ttera should not tame to Junes Echo, or some
other ISF
Given under my hand, et Pittsburgh, this 17th
day of October, A. D. 1838. I
oc2oiliS WM. J. BICH &EDSON, Begieler.
GOOD CID
Sulphite of Lime will proem* Older for any length
of time.
fXreerfoti for , ito floe.:—Take one quarter of WI
ounce to every 'pros of Older, or ten canoe of the
Sulphite to Crary barrel of forty gelloce—Sret mix
ing it with voids Older or water. After a kw - days
.drew of the Cider csrefully Into another barrel.
For Js In batting containing • salami quantity
for anal:Arra of Cider. b. 7
• • NIHON JOHNSTON,
•oclf, , • corner Smithfield and Fourth street&
VALUABL PROrEKTY NOR
V BALE, eitisted on Water street, between Mm
ket and Ferry, having a front of seventy-Gee feet on
Water gtreet—the same through to First Meet.
Terms earl. Enquire at Ti BTREET.
•
ocl4:tweal
QTII.P.IET OPENINUS ALLMILE
cmdoralgood, Viewers to assess &mo
ws snit benefits for the opening of Polo Alto,. Be.
uca, Nona Vices and Hontomy rumor, in the city
oTAlloahccy, will meet at the TOWN HALL. In
that city, on DATURDAY AYTERNOON, October
15th, 1862, st 2 o'clock , p. ni., to hear parties le In •
t • • " t JOHN DIYRILL,
WILLIAM DILWORTH,
. • JARIMI GRAHAM.
• , .
'Dander of
BAnasa, 00AI; AND oil. rum,
.
At the time biblis of Imo Craig, CRAIG ATHEILY,
Tint Word, Atieghtoty City, Pa.
tipecilleetkme of wort sent by mail to All lent
City P. 0.. or let et the Berdiralls Store of B. Woltt,
Jr., center pr . Liberty and Bt . Char duet', will re.
oche • • mpg ittietbm. - , stattr
AND , lAME,
tb• ZIOSILBIOR 00i.1; n.
ZELSECION /amid; in Croat of Ike Piiiiibmittsry
Mlgbe4y cnj
A V. 1113 .Y 'ET, ALUM t
A
The Viewers appointed mutes damages atd
hotplate for the opening cd Army street, In the tth
Ward, Allegheny, will meet tbe TOWN HALL,
Allegheny, on SATURDAY, 25th Inst., at TX p. m .
to beat puttee In interred. oemgeg
CRUDE PETROLEIIMIXIA BALE
- spoci butt% 16 trnimi
Dot Der Duquesne Way awl Hsuexk. street.
eeltawd - .
iiiiVOLVF4titi -- old:and. ne
modta,"an dre' br aids !owl , / '
cell nowt?* ITT L 164. 1R Wood" at
henna,. i lAttors or! Ad.. -
.L 1 alluintration on the .fate of Dr. William I.
Church, decreed. have been dot y wanted to lint.
toms Tt Church wad Dr. J. P. Lake. AU persons
_indebted Fo Wit estate are requested to make Itome.
Otte yayptcut, wad those havittg clams to prima
them to _ Dr. J. P. Ditti.D.
Ito 294 Pomo street.
riOUHMW AND___ tattYJENT :g 'A.Proins - - _ ,
con ; DOWN TYPIAIY. Ise w
/OLIN IdIIRDOOII.
WIG
MILITARY , CLAIMS, BOUNTIEI4 -
ATKPICEBIOIIB,' BARR PAT, .and MILITARY
CLAIMS lot/nary asecriptlon, colieeted by the rib.
scriber., et the Sollovring ma, viz $ Peulool .'¢ o 00;
ellotbetctMzz, 43 50. ' .0. Li
-- - Attorney at Lew,
- lio:.7ll?vszk *trick PlRiburgb; - Pit.
•
B. 8..210 charges - mimeo If: the chi* doe" not
emceed, end Alt inibmaitert ghee vette. • est:ly
NW:E
800.
_......, ea-DAVI&
'63,W00b irissr.;
TILE *IPS% STRATAGENIA story lox /Ds.
alds 404 Natal& By Aunt Ft 071,7• author of Lb,
Night-Cap Boob.' Pries ID: :" - _ . .
' ' LLIN AND.LBTTBBBOLWABBIBOSOB.IIL
NING. B I T his osyhosr,l7prrolt
./1115T BOOK 151 litalNTßS—lor &heals and
Itsmillss. ; ByNiforthlugtOo Hooker, 111.,D4 of Yds
- 15TIIPATBY Or OKIIIIBT WITH KAN—.
Its Toacklbg soCClentsslalcal. 7Byl3otoltur Who.
low. D. D 4 Plies 75 amts., - ocl6
N DIA Kg,tiksHß PACKlNC:h— ricer
sad Itops:cdtll du% at 28 and se twatidr se.
. •i. A 11.411311.11%.
Nuw °peplos
excelliost stock In
ALL THE'YEAB BOUND.
JANIS EXIIO
_ ,BIIBIzk cOr
aits a
1 Whifittlteli; . !ILES • for
anww • arrtwv. 1M wmn a.
MSE=
MaM
again.
Shawl", Olosksitad-Dress
P. very large sleek and new styles
DOMESTIC GOODS,
.ffuldrratitir drowtavii
1 COTh.—The
ix - m 7 ball of CO, B. Lsth nagimatt rims Fulani*
?MUM, are *mated to meet at the ARNO ,HT Ted.
eral Alleittenyon THUBSDAT WHIM%
ee r teog, tor the elm:ties of otiters.. ,
t r ay g l eattstiris .espeeted to be present, eepentally -
those whose marvel; for untiortns were not aaltan
at the List meeting .
A. sirsoirza, Seerevarg.
C. HAESON LOVE & CO. 4:"AoiteNels
LH'/. (IBT TILE
STANTON .OATA ' • •
A largo stock
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AHD CHECKS
FLAlrliSl.B—Plata and Plidd
We will Bell limy kinds of goods at ten than the
present gestern prime.
/a-Whotesale buyers take patios
CHBAP EhIBROIDERIES
M. Burcheld's
ghtIOI,OIDERID COLLARS 'or U. worth 1125
JACONNIT YLOITOING, at cost.
HUI STITCHED cheap;
Z3IBBOIDICEZD do,
JAC(RIET inGtAG;
o. M311371NG
Thle will be fraud the cheapest 'tack tst the city
ttarltemember the plat*, NORTHEAST COW=
VW:MTH AND MASK= IMBELTA
NEw c oomii •
NEW GOODIV ,
New' i•cac)cliss
AT
BARKER & CO.'S,
59 Market Street.
SlLKS—the moot varied and elegant assortraen
ever e
range zhi gr rAin t se elty ; lh ri t prices err
DIMS GOODS-from 13cents to ST 60 per pad
imbruing °nutting that Lone,
and mcetdedra and thalarret
- wetwinuist we have ever nand.
SHAWLS—an Immense dock, all new and mw
derivable. . -
CLOTHS, OASEGNIMGS, SATINETS;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
aura AND HOTS' WEAR,
ooh
N EW FALL GOODS.
WSW STYLI CLOAKS;
NEW STYLE SHAWLS;
SLEW sums CIRCULARS
.HIGH COLOR= PLAIDS, foi Ladle' Dresseic
YIG'D BNP`T POPLINS, all colors.
iitalmorat Skirts,
AZ qualities and color.;
New style HOOP SKIRTS, among which may be
found the pride of the world. .
THE QUAKER SKIRT,
Ladles' sizes, •
Idiots alma. ens
ClDllAlras's sixes;
Per sale al
W. & D. MMUS',
sell • COIL rim! laAilltliT as.
MAORIII4 do GLYDE.
Ho. la MUSKET ST., bet7reenith •nd Dbormad.
Jobbers and retailers of TRIMMINGS. HORIZRY,
NOTIONS, is. Retail Dealers and Milllners of the
city endludghbdrlng - town; will dud in.= whole.
sal t department the dams of goods best suited to their
pads. Our stock of HOSIERY, GLOWS, NEW
ENGLAND WOOLEN 00008, - WOOL HOODS,
WOOLEN AND COTTON TINDIESSHIETS AND
DRAWERS, NECK TI SIIIPENDEES. A. 4
NEEDLE.WORK COLLABS ES, , Art RIBBONS,id.. RU
CHES, AND YLOWERS; HOOP A BALMORAL
SKIRTS, besides NOTIONS, SMALL WADED, Ac,
will be found fresh, Imp and well selected.
AA our goods are bought mostly from mannflictu •
ran, or at fled hands, we can offer them at prices as
low, and some miss Liar, then they can be ; bought
from New York or Philadelphia Jobbers, Ouns
lug the Wee the expenkta, freight, and the loss of
time interred in hbr going East. • • r•
Sr Odd and ledge for yourselves.
MAMM & GLYDR,
onl4 i 7L DILICKIT InSEET. 'East sida.
ARMY AND TRAVELINCI BEIIRTS,
Of the most &arable MO*,
10 /nick Vain colon TLAIIRICI. 131/111TS
10 40 itzlped " "
16 do bared
10 dip plata gray "
On hand and to min.
&ad whalasala awl retail at lorst prima
44T04, nauszni t Co.,
17 sum Reap.
MDERSELIRTS AND DRAWERS_
ki mai., Cotton, limbo, Lambs-Wool, Shaggy
Flannel and Bilk SHIRTS AND,-DRAWZBEI; Lm•
dies' -Merino, Whams and 81Ik VEND AND
DILAWIFIN ; Boys' Merino SHUTS DRAWNBS;
Mame ItettnoliTlVD - cDRAWDRIS AND DRlffigMe.
Also, SHIRTS, In gre It satiety.
LargeMddlUons -We bem made to our 'dock of
th• abate goods .!thin the last - vent, and we are
now.peipsned to supply wbolseale and retail brims
al ehe Teri Icemekreleterfor mtabL •' -
ROM. AUCTION.
iresaowTamputra.inssoNs;
DONHLT~IBHOBO. to Plata DAC fancy stein
VILYET BlBBONdiXyd.widaaor deer utm•
Winners . 144 /Donato; litischaistii *Mild seethe
stove goods, u flay itte clasper than the Ana lot. of
Bibb= Chat cameo/3.
J0811:111 11011.2181, '
N 05.17 iad 79 Mutat
WI{OI;ISALEV.O O ) sodstorter."no*
LBNIUDIKN
and irapftebitaWelela wtl TALL AND
REB UNDZB.M.DMING; PIER- LINEN AND
=AVELINO Man: uorronoualso -AID
.WOOL ROM WARM' GLOYIKA‘CIA.BI(A,
' RINDESSCHICII; COLLARS; StrAPZSDCBB;"
all which wO2 - be laud 'itfresh' and Woman
" T." 7 toor Prices, At ' - • ; - -
. sukiiitun GLYDIVA,
ode 71 Mama it., bet. fib and Diamond:
• 1 NDEIBAIRTB AND DRAWEB!*
iruii 8111E19, OOLLABS TUC%
Auosn, suerstipluaornsink -- . -
saisizaitzwe resixisittiiiii
soma, k -
BetmouAL .sxnak ,
: -oripbmksasom, Lin.dean andßcptd, =let,
EMS=
0. 20 ', I IATOE. A.14.U1d 01).. - 11 rum ai.;
WOOLEN HOODS BK 4 TING CAPS,
- VT Ntimis.-ecoxrptei, -- st.szvss; - SCAMS,
-80A5,2.11011A.T21M1 Shrill, GAITERS; • IN
/ANT& BOOTS, an d other kinds of Mocha'
" I°ll4l° Mons TRIDDIING vm
• TI and TS Salto& ottoot.t
•
1.1 °ea X AN D y
Li sum* jun xmired and tut sal" .:w .ad
irstalL as • Lt016Z1V15,....,;
17 sail 19 itigka
. i ,
i 3r
71.111 i 03211111:91.
dartrerotid - rliblelibe engagement of Yr. B. Z.
J. 111U23, with big celebrated Indeed bores "Mtn.
sahebs."
TUESDAY WitZBUO, O. Lid, U.
WM be paarpr . d.
' - Roal:SC004;
DICK TIMM: DEEM,
BONDI BLACK . DESS.---.:."211.1111KRA1LA."
... ; .....................
. _
- 'l'o Conclude wlai
SIBS IN THE DARK:
PETIDSONS gum
um UTATI
BOUNTY $177.
Was DamnlIXSS, _
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• • Washington City; D. 0., Oct. 3,13 V,. ! ,
Blazon JOSIIII AS. Memos. Pittsburgh, Pa« - .
Biz: Tow are hereby authorized to raise • Bee.,
*ma - of Canary In the Btate of Tenusyleants,
'three years or dining the war, to be organized la •
cordons with Genend Onler . 30. no, from Mk •
enemata., " . . •
The Field and Staff Oaken can be metered apoa
azmpletion of the organization of the Degiment.
'. - Enlisted teen will beznostered se enrolled. Sup!
plies et eothing, anus, hones and equipments will
,bo furnished by the prow Department. -
• By order Of the Secretary of. War. .
. • 0. P. 13130WIEGUAN,
Brigadier General and A. A.G.
51 50 " 2 bO.
400 . 800.
.Ii2IIXII7IIITILILI PMENTILYARIL lifturra,} ...-
Ilarrisbtup,. Oct. 7.1 8 6 2 . •
Theforegoing a ' thorny ciao Wm. Department fa
-approved, and or red th at the Regiment of Oawalry
as authorized be raised agreeably to . th e tenni
and organisation udicated by the War Department.
. By order of the Governor.
A. L. RUSSELL,
, .
Adjutant General Pennsylvania.
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Front the ato sl t will be seen th at the 'under
signed has beat m y antborised to. Kelso this Roe
tacit. It will b attached, as far as porelble, to the
Stanton Cavalry and Col. James 11. Schoen:Dakar.
will mist in co pitting the Regiment. She lint
Stanton Be t la now at Camp Deere, uniformed,'
and will be tad hem' Five Companied of this
Regiment are n in Camp, and fa hat filling up..
Companies., . sof companies, and "pail, not
already accepted bare now al. last and=
the finest opport to for 'entering the seri ci rl
men , tram t United Stades will begieen to the
raen,ifid the Ail ghee: County Bounty to surlimen
as. may be enlis from Allegheny countj. .This
Battalion has been called for 'pods. I - service by,the
Secretary of War, and will be armed, equipped arid
horsed with the amt. possible delay. ' _
gairThe Colonel can he found at
_BrailqMirtente
13ASIE BLOCS, Filth street, libel'eGOU BOWS'
' oclo:dtt .
."7.O4Li".F.S.Th . NEVINIS . . .
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43C1ROORAII BATTEI3N.
NO OOUNTY BOUNTY *ITER ITFIEID#7.
This Battery la nearly tuil. A few goai man wil
Pa accepted if they apply at miie.
$lO Prints Bounty and an Gommuout and cam
ty Bounties paid wall .TUZSDAY Oct
14th. After that tftee - no Gnat" Botmti
ODlLNifeerld BATTU:MC.— • unit .
warded for this celebrated Battny, Doer with the
army of Viz - etas, Goa. Poricomlnoading
LIBITIMIART ATWI'LL,
Wto hat bigattilitaal on n=dtiog ienks, to mr
in the city In the mealtime, pas= debug to Join - -
the Battery vill call et— .
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IMO '. - 62 " 711TH STRlZnurk nett&
)y - ... tiTANTODI - REIN Y Alt.!* - - :
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,t 4- nr BY.—Thiseholor Barbary (1:1t, M
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Me Artillery;) to noir In Gimp Buff, Camd en. : .I.'"
A. few more able-bodlett men wat be eom to VI-
- .up the 4th Urtiett• AMY_ to _ _ . -.- -- -
JOHN J. U .
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lissento Hell. Viral Aceet. - : ,
A FEW -MEN 'WANIEI.O, for
1111 Pennsylvaula Cavalry, now doing duty
at Saftelk, Va. The lltb has bean In anise far thi
last fifteen months. All parties desiring Wirth this
tcanch of the service cannot dolndtecois inn la an
old and 'Olden& Beginient.
Lieut. L. T. PUUDHO
. oellkitrod Huron Home, New Brlgent r ia. - 4 • .
• 4 UCTIOJr SALES. •
OS, PAINTINGS ADD INGBAWI.II6B AT
AucrioN.—on.. TUESDAY 11011NING, - October --
tath;at 10 o'clock• will bo sold, at the reeds= of •
'the late Dr. Wm. Addison, No. la Penn stmt. the .
entire household and alike Trumitare, ccuaprielog
part coo Chickating serum octave Quad Piano; cos - -
swan octave square Piano ; One 0/1 Peltilludis in
gilt frescos; Crayon Drawings, by Audubon and
otlinro;:snany duo engravings - mid frames: Marble
Boats of Sir - Walter Scott and others; Marble and
Ettore Ornancescts; Mahogany* and Walnut Stir
Beat Chairs; Contra and Pier Tables:" Tetees•Tetes;
Sofa; lath and low post Walnut and Cherry Bed
steach; Eabogony, and other Wardrobes Dressing -
Bureaus; several Walnut and Chem Book Caen;
lleiteption Cleans and Tables; Ilscueis and Dwain •
Corpota; Oil Cloth: ban Cartating,filades; Hair
Rusk Mattssoleet Wiush Stands; Cherry. Office Desk,.
together ',Oki quantity of Dining-room and Kitchen
. Furniture and Utensils. • • •
Terms casb, par. fonds. - J. G. DAVIS. Anct.
Q.P.IUNG WAGON, AT AUCXJ.ON.—
lo —On THIS (Tocoulay) MOB'S UM, Octot4r 211 t,
.t 10 o'clock, 1.111- be colcyln frour.of- ammo ,
11.1 tialos Looms, 64 .1111 h stroot,ono ano•hcoso
dpriug Woisou, suitable for...Lip:as tune.
A ssltiNEEd, IrAINI • •
AsSi .STILLET FiIIOPILRTY.--On TUESDAY 11/16-
tilt:63, °Goober' 28th; at 7,ti o'clock, at Davie Ate.
nice; bi Fifth street, will be told: by order of liinnuel
idcliturkan,, as of Lucas, Richards d 4,30., four
lon of ground situate In Allegheny Oily:. an the ' •
northerly odds of Yeyette street, near Revilers Lens,
each bat log a Irons of twentpthreelieet four inches
on Nsyetie street and extending bark 164 iut to- _
25 foot alley, Icing lets ibis. ion,..tira,ioad and 1.031
in idaninel Thom: son'e plan of lots called iChathsas.' •
On lot No. 1660 are erected a two.story brick
dwdl
ins, ► Maxie ladling wad a brick stable. - - •
Tr aria or EtttsOns•lisir cosh ; residue In one
year with interest:.' J. 41. DAVIE% AuGL
-M l 6 - 11.NITUitH AT AUCTION.—TOD.
wzmasanAT AYTEIINOON, -22 d lint., will .7.
be sold, at Masonic Rail Auttion Booms, No. 66 •
•Widli: strnet, Nigh and -Low Pisa Dedsioads, Bali
eau. Ohalrs,Nalsogany Bide atosrd,Bortan. Endowed
.Wash Stand; Mahogany Frames, dic. • Also, one Fart
oc2o T. A. -McdRELLAND. Attest.
QEW 1.103. mAUILLNI AT AOUTION.,
t4j —On TIiORSDATIPTSICLNO, Y9a inst.; at 134
o'cnock, at itaaanio Ball /Motion Iloust,So.B6
busold, _without rum., Ste Sowing
tiothines,
• dais at , witlib are in .perteci runtalt
onto. • - T. a_ IllaOLlLLtotno..Auct.:
irk Eli I.IEE .13JU.N.D.filill-7.V.fit3123:0 •
fresh Boots sad Ehoto rtodvai Oda Took st
Moelellood's Anotkai. Deoloro , others&cold
not WI to ozamlne thifitockbekai piirchoslos sloe.
•
• , 1111 1 / 1 113 AT AUOTION. :-. t • -
DAY . ZUNIZIG, Oet../gld. at numb Usill•
*action /lewee; . will be sold, two Ten* Drums.
— 7. -
44 1 : YMCA Tilllit+ 1N TitlS - tiiioll LINT
L.l WM Relabel bad at McCle/lasul'a, 63 Filth street
Oat' sad (make bekre petchwrbig,y lan., w o u
ld.:,
CIO TO hioUtilittLatiir id for alfkind
NJII of Boot; nom sad Balmoral:. ad?
WHaiLF Ara PA OM _ WA.ll5*
aaoec
I.P.rTZIi ?AP
OAP %
BILL ?AMA,*
WRAPARG ?APRA.
BSA PAPIRAri'.
A large and well 311110.1te6 stock a the teat brands . -
will be mold at low price' for Oath. Betalbarsflnit
lt to their adranbaga to fl».naa ce/L
- - W Cl. PAINOTOR A C 0...
,my2klbainial Pipitiksiars. 47. Wood at
QTRAM; ;JOS" I'MZOING : I 3 . O INEOrkrr.
1.7 Cards: CircalancErici ,
Bina lain& Labels:a plannicrA. , -Lababi kw—
Draggiala, and eery kind of ornamental' sad P lata --- -
Printing, execuied neasly,erttb - dinadeX o 7 .
ing2Airareed - . Maim .lab n. ta axon
Wood it. ,
:Pfilno4sß.A.Vll. AL& J! - aAO/34100" --
- stock and large warlery - at kw prim. ,
'Or MID LT WM. 0.3011116T0/1 AUO.,
wygAntarniod fludkabirs. 67 Wecdatway
DEUTollitdeill,o (ILIUM, a trapezia
A. Ankle: Vas lie nom of Priotograpbars.:
• y am !. „........ L'..WM.-6..7011168T0N A gi b -- -
_ aciagners, 61 Wood at:
n-AGB . 13AUS ktAtiS I
4."
6,600 Gunny
2,lso o Wll 6 ;helins •
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