' :met
q
...,...:...,,..
...,„.
......
~..,,....,
,
•• • .; •,• F.;
1•`-. ' -
• -,••;.,
:lz: -., ::!'' , '.' , Zif!'•':;'
**-.:•::._;•1.:::1---::;;!:i.:.f;
. * q;' . ; l , ; :i '.._.•,.;.'''',',.':.'.,!'.'4'.i4;!'.:''..,:!'!:"!'..-.'''...•;",
, .11,;*#ipt,
1 ,, .1 , ?.5! , ,4:4 ,- ,•:.•;1..;: ,.,,, ..f .
1..1i:i-:•!.:,..';;-,i:,..!'14',..,:z7.4
„„.
;.
•-•-
4-i-: •- ' .1.,,,'"g•'..z..p....
r, •!:• 4 :•. r`• ;
N'•'....'"•:..,.r.N. f
.31A:Y1.1.,;!:., ; .• ~....'... 4,- .-
t1:4.4. •,,i.. : ."'• •:::' 1 ~., •.:.
4: , .c - : . i ••:. . 1 -;•.•‘: • ..
'-'
.i . . - •''. iZ:' ':
; ;!ff•.!' f.•
1,:; , :1: : . .-•:::,
,
ii . .h s ._. ••:::...... •.: ';': *,;• '.,
,?,1 . .:i: 1 • • •ii• -i;1 1 :i•iii 4 • • •:..
; ':•4 : " ...: ...:,:.. : ,.:• , . 4 . ::::,; , - ,::: ., ;:, ; 1
:,:-,-
•-.1 1 : ; :44z,• . .$ zl , ;:•-
t .
1:•t:1;::fi,;.:4:11;.4.:':::1:1
,_z,:rt _ ; •rot 'M:,.~
li'!i' 4 : , •ll:ii:' ''.:..!,
•-- r-
.:••:•;, ; ,-,:-.;:: - :--1:;i7. i ;v
-'-t:!,.!:.:.%:?.:.:!=.;.:.•
,
. 4 %
0. 4 c
4:1r:
;4'
"
-~,
~. ~::Y•
t t~'.yi,
.Nei".
* . a..., , ,...„ : 4,..., ; .. 0 .111 :
• - v!"..v .
1Atc .....,: x ...*•.. N
,‘.-w,. :
4. ? .,t ,t .
.0 g .
~,4 ,
46,
.1
..‹.y.;....i . 14.1....,. ~..,.....
, A24415t;..711. , 005-
14 - $4,w,.:
....xtiT*AviAr 4,
- - ii*iit4pizesiVi:i
11t4A . !
1. ..,4..n:. N.;.... , .;
,7 e.Fl.** , 4iNt..
1
::..;14pt: -
,: -.. , -!• ,-. .• !,!•,
=~`_
:ti'
•; -I '' ' •
~' ~:.. ~
MEE
ENE
:a.
~...:
=2==M!
M I)A lr; 310 /Mila, , NTOBEr.
-
P i rOi*OrAi ,PAPIM:OP ail;
- . .501.00041. -01 t 111 9Viit090 for tks
iplatb;ky O. B. Mai, o . knit
s y sis tionts 49 ol9l!7i''
• •
.I 1 EIIY." " inkoo.
o o'ol
12 ook OO ' 58
' "
S , ' ' - 80
69
• •
....
-'" 111 • 13 tradling la Pltfebnigh;
fibs &veil Otis* b.is been cap of rercutrks.
~. . ,
-ble activity'intong oar boat builders. More
..
capital lUisbaCtiliavestad, and ;a largeramount
of, tonnage eat afloat, daring the pact nine
'month,, liutiffor any minillar period, during
A.. _
call bust ten yerre. . Sines the Brat of January
„ .
' * usitir"tne present data; thirtythakboitta have
. boen'lnilt;and'are eititer bobbed and. ready
: for business, , oiwill be .as soon sis navigation
.cpens: Threare-ourvention; others well 'ad
yantrixi toward, completion, and Will be finish:
,1 - ed In a ffiw ,, weeks--thalting ; an ..aggregisie of
: . forty. most ' -or - witich' s lire large, firsts alias
freight-and pealenger Steamers.
. ~..' = Banta! eirelanistanoes ' hails conspired to
' . stimulate boat building at -, tbir(port during
tibtpaitt year. `. 21 u ) : 41 overzurtent hie. been
masking; YotYliberal - prinshases from our boat
.:owners; and it became' , asouse:7, for them to
resider* those 'sold by others. -Anistberreason
:1,, that owing to this troubles in the. West,
wadi) otinsequent interruption to trade, but
-•—few-new-boats-were contracted for at Bitola.
- natl, Louisville, Bt. Louis,. and other points
;on 1115:ivestern waters: Air - addition to theie
". c iassis; - Pittibures.,lths bog been , reoolthised
-,- as lb. out' teonomicel, point , for:thi =anti
i 'file_ Slaw of . boats: . 7We .-hatro„,, abundance' of
•,,,, werthi.,...kiriber, -iron, .ete; and' an ample
.' supply-of skilledlaboreroin every department..
nftn : y,gbas,
- iron, baits, fur
snuias lti rH, " . adyhg requisite for out, can, be-obtne&hekre'id
unroll less cost than at any kolat south or twist
'...'
of no.
_ ..., We are indebted: tOCait. Aimee Atkinson,
one-of the fruspsotori, for the folleoriitg - lint :
- -
c, . YEW 191.7.93 8022.2 PROM JAN. an our., 1862.
Patral,"- P. 'Z. Binnuo, I Volmteer; ."
•
3 1 / 4 1:030ra. No. 2, Nellie Bogen,:
-:Tibor . : :.: r za rt rak '''' amue°i
.
1
.Perthossso,-;. • 6 Suiscauti 0. 2, 8.0. lowl.!" ; ,
.. sis...loo„.mis, Joust, - -, . Now . Era, , I
lienrlark, -„- Mats Sae; ' -2.11 a Pabar. ~ I
2 hortPlar. . : Wow Cloud,: -,
Kay 'West,
0. 2 ,
Bra,
011 do, - • . - Iorient; - - ' Cotta,op, No. 21 •
• : Go!don Era, : Btallight,-- - :, ' - Coal Blatt
Bt. C W , tr": ' -
corrusorefilliont, •'' ' t;moo mokooliir
,
soays3 sen sot, Btit. NOV lIINIVIrgIi, '
-. 04i. Efaillgis, 5 " ,131 2t:/icace47 7 - t ' - • '
~..... 5... -., Sloan'', . . • ....Gould% --' • •
L.. miserimores, , :
. - . - Boassiof St Laud&
c - :.21aw,. Jacob Poe, - •.: , .. - -rGoso.'D. Mears% •
, •• - Halkoaa,
..: Ba j t• Bast. /bracts
A %'.. • WilLtaon' tow boot,
~.. ~.,-tasro,- • , 1 E', 4loott'olrOarigkrt
iThuoboato, although not.natuad,sthe nth!-
!
lat. lialladvarrocd towards C omp l etion, and
. Will nerrady_to enter the carrying trade Ara
-4 lug the present fall.
•
•; • wilt-Vengeance 0-a Sed ucer. •'
Au. unfortanate resulting tha
denthofMajor ot the
-
hands at Major Dayton, of • the 4th Virginia,.
• betiarnd on",the 17th Inst.; neat Millersport,
Ohio,about 25 miles below Gallipoli/16 The
faelsire Abair : Major .Phelps, by
tolltinge Itemise, featured JOON one to marry
him:to a slater of Major Dayton. He being
Isms /Tied man could not legally marry her,
and touseittently took thi s plan to amomplieh
his - cede. He carried - .her away _Siam home,
• and no one knows- wluae she now is. Major
Dayton - was - Informed by a- letter train
father„ and beamosalmost erased. He leveed
of Najafßhelps.beingia Gallipalis, and west
~bit the Medic had started for Sexed°.
Major Dayton iolletied ;on, overtaking hint
- sitar Millersport, and-shot font balls
takingigeet. Major Phelpritted a fewhogia;
and batons dying .achiasieledga d he, bad benn
. carved .right.'. The, meek, marriage "between
Major:Phelps and Mile Dayton oteuns4 near
Now. Creek, Virginia . .. Major Dayton had not
been arrested,_b_y. either tipteitil or milittuy
antkeritiel..,Majar•Thelpa -*at _for merlY a.
minister, and resided ..near pared°, Virginia:
Major-Dayton was formerly a baggage master
• and efterwiadie condaatoron= the
•• o The Late Locceistitive r.olesion.
'have already 'midi noticed the , PlPlPan'a alo eirnOtiti, on the . ..itoliseints:- end :tinciniatk.B.atir
'resiltof is the death of two Med..; Tbi
!owing partietden are given by a -coteni
'The locomotive iro. go; drilithig a Thiengii -
Preighttrets, exploded At Beek;-run, about
three mites-below Ceshooton; biotring the Id-.
iiiiiitotiVe to 0,54, mr; the train from.
theU*4' l 4d- Milt: invets, oars In broken
=LIM ca. top Of .ths.eagitis and each other.
The dreamy, Levi - Cadman , was- caught_ '
Umtata' the wreak, and instintlikllltid,
infants/Med Bti a,fiorriblsAmanzter. -The en*
thulaten had his back broken; war
taken to Coshocton anddisdabout sht °Week
in the evening. Before he died,, Its said' hi
had been' fraid to' ran thi engine' for come
time, alit _ was - regarded es unsafe:-,,-The'-de
ceased we're brothers, both having large feta
lies. Their remain swore handsomely codined
and sent to Bteubenrille,:where the deceased
/Waltman- ° Reim, Cotttont.,4lre.are
..;pleased to learn that thicinstinition Ii en-
..rjoying wren greater prosperity than: aver be
foto: Ever sines the opening sof rthe, present
term there bag been almost constant. astas
- sloes; and the attendance no* intsnbers tkon-
sidersbly upwards of two hundred. An ad
dition to the bididing_ will be nude- it th*
esrllsat possibly day..: Th ( Ctrustees, - it. their
ream t 'meeting; ordered thneatployment of an
• additional; teacher, in order to Inset . the In
creasing patronage. the_ site of its fsor
-ulty and the *amber of its pupils, as well as
in all other respects, the college: tioir. ranks
with the very last Institsitioris in the land.' .'.
- Gut Buxiinlo Drernaiti3ittirday,' a
girl Mai d Barah.,Tano- Nicholas; residing in
Ostora LeirwaldP, Coshocton; connty, ;Ohio,
waa,barnad so -badly- by her olotithig taking
' that ehikdied. ,
Mhs Niehelas
.undirrtoPk to pass between '4l sows and. the
dre-plue, wherein there wire tote live coals,
when ber crinoline *Freed over the coals -and
bemires Ignited, and the poor g irlw an fatally
":-Man• ittufaxi-Oa Tuesday seettog, an
old num, *whose name we could not leara,aras
rue *me by atrald of can= thelittabargh
- and elsrebad: Railmad; . tow Rush' Item;
about wen tulles above Bridge t, and,..
Instantly killed.— The-de mut about
01 1.7• 140 of ages - R0 WU 'Malklug ,on the
track, and luting' slightly loaf did not,lisse
the Mita : approaching,. wag
tmriblj
AROCT TO Buses—Gsarge .P. flamllton,
Esq., Late Democratic candidate far Congress
in dittrict, hat purchased the well•known
John Murry farm, at Morgentn, near Can
' entb rug, Washington sofustr s land artli tato .
.rmanent pa lon . next spring, It Wet
him Intantloa to retire front tbepractlce of blir
profession. The farm Ladd to be one of the
best be that pointy. It contains -415 scree,.
szuf Writ. pad was $24,0,00. I
- - •
_ 1 1 1013r.rattu-iMm. E. Martinis, a
re ed man dared with meditation, and maned In
the Wathington conntyJail to awalt his trial,
bloke oat fir nights linos, and, hu not
linos beim Itaard from. Wi aabape is attatba.
Lad .132076 to the fact teat ha aapad ha had
bad been dialled, than to the dread of joins
to the ponitentlati fat sednotion.' /1* a
torribli
drug of . getting into tojeadtb4
ba ambit.
Esvizir ar Canrifoirn.—Tho yet.= On;
hfszklo, of Westin orolud conaty, Aping, in
... the el i tq lh e" 4 7, lad will 7 , 111 t Camp Sows.LZll-02 7lionodar rungs& Ocloba =Q. at 7
MU' A. a; octopus/ vlth COL /Nook- .0.16, ,immin its LIM dmigitter- at Googol L.
I", far U trUr .01.114 f foritningllut Stanton 4iaankJ . .74 , soinkod 0 roam - 4 *loops 23241 23
Cs aoo tripolsl ii an ex &Oa- d 5.77. • ' ..* ". .• :
ar. Lad tharadow- CIL dotal prov . o- on no foniiiiirlAnk, _Ow t riaLinimiPaPp Dv"
,00asalpsi.ofialiabistersit., ,- ; ' tie tonetincir thoorrone. Ulu :Sam alq.
~..,___,
__'' '4, ' ' ' tip irkedve iiiiikkink ii "lllbettill . iiligM to
amunuannme.au Ili •hitk.“•73 of ,:lkuiv &sun& - -,, , • •41.-..- !..
co 20 7; taken' beam Juts', it'Calduah 7u . suL=Ay . r. - - -- iii.i— a1iig.70042
bad , ' liallintara r a ft wini tof taboos 021 4-111, p -, bt.1.4 01t44.-11LARAIZTA.
iirst Re bad boon droffikt, nod . ~._. .......m......... .--..-_............._..,...._______. _ . _ _. •-noronig....
sent to estop Bolos; but mot bolo emit r5. , i4.4i ,
~ , " u n
ant fle.y••• gam. tttit Prurt ,
ow: reciJn:d goodlbOooliZ• r-.
...,. _
. -- Viiiiiii4,Cii it: . .- -:
1 1.,..„4/ Lla44.2l'.."46luWrirece44;llloreton"reb.:;o:aßrl.ll:l723dre°olfinvd°l:oP.ailballeallbssraa'asVcr' 2°osl.:gesigrllDBf.46'o.2rr.zirsh.ogiuszatheee::'
sa me. We hare the same round Of camp and
t
picket duties. - On list Thersday we ennui.
• • -
pated an enlivening change, but were &sap..
pidniid; :Part of Porter's carpi mid* a tour
.
wets Gil:atom**. Heavy firing wits heard
..
during the'. day, but no battle was fought.
The rebels were, found in eontiderable num
-1 eight or 1411 miles. Thli was evidently to
draw our men Into some trap. In one plain
te a dead rebels were found, and some eight
were taken prisoners, Oa Palsy night our
tomes retuned bade to ' their camps. " They
crossed over at the Shephersittown fording,
the
the following them all the. waY. By
he i
to
alendid y,. that w ing
fording would
hard
be p Place to slaughter an army when .On. the Virginia'side, there is
a high bluff,' with one Minding road leadin
irg
u 'to the " , town. The. women of that town
Leman"' bare diseased noses. Whenever
union troeps pass they may be seen to apply"
their hand, immediately to that orgen as if
God's free air wee tainted by their presenoe.
I am hippy'to say that this brigade h now
commended by Gen. H. - 1111. Briggs, 'of Massa.
chusetts. He seeraita be a good, moral man,
and already has won. the respect of the men.
Be has been afdloted - for a few days, teals not
suffering namely.. ~.. -
_ .. ... .__ _
of Co. On Sabath diry, Laertos Whits,a number -
B;explrod. He was a good soldiers.
and died quite a hopeful death. May :God be
the widow's 'My and the children's helpsr.
Toe of oar es* men were removed to, a hos.
pi t
In fib:ameba:lr on Sabbath.. At present
the Burgeon does not - regard - . any one in the
regiment as hopeleuly ill. It is,: however,
painful to me to see so many indisposed, and
soh poor semartmodations for their comfort.
Well, the election Looser, and I think God
that' the' Buten part* his triumphed in
Pennsylvania. An 'Motion was held in this
- regitnent, - it which - I — nuide a general Mun
k) the Secretary of the Commonwealth. bad
not time' inspect the returns made by the
different companies to the Prothonotary of
the County, but I hope they were all correct.
No fled °Mom` voted. The cogency of all
the reasons urged against their Toting,
can't gee, but I will be restyled as the restdt I
of the general election Is in accordance with
my views of 'right. • •
Many citizens of Alleghevy county have begs
Visiting us of late, and through the &badness
home Ittendos.and Abe agency of Adams,!
'Express, our camp is well supplied with Mi.
.More than two wagon loads of express
goods have reached' us within the lest week.
In'this Madams I have 'hired tamely. In
behalf of myself and-the-men of my cola- ,
mend,: I tender thanks to all our generoits
[ friends.' -They hivotoinistered greatly to our,
l'oonifort. We feel proud to be' remembered by
such loyal citizens. , May the Lord of Pence
reward thins. imery one. - • May '=every soul
among them be subsisted tam the ' bread of
' heaven. .• Fellow-cititerts you have • made
- manysacsidcesdating this bloody war. Yea!
have givgu your sons to- confront the enemy!
on the field of battlei - You have given your
money to tarnish the Implements of war. Itut.
the day of
yet hall not - expired. Kenya
field Ins t yet bis reddened with human gore.
Many -la gallant son must die, without the
comfortable surroundings of Loma,: But bir
pot discouraged, this LOrd of Pewee is on our
side. , He„wittrowardyon_ for ell these marl
does,' and fill-your-land with - peace. God
speed the day when war shall came and when
the whole earth shall be Iliad with-MU-glory,
who is the Prince of peace.
Letter from Boston.
Barron, Dot. 20, 1862.
,
' You will see I trairfroni the thorns of)New
England—from. the Athens of America—or
what some have facetiously denominated,
. .
'"the hub of the Universe. " .
In scion . co and the arts—in moral- enter
prises and pmgressive literature, as well as in
transcendental, thoughts - and movements,-
Boston bas Tong stood pre-eminent. ---,
. - T
It Is a beitulful city, too—beyond any 40p.
- *options I lued !armada it. , • Tho strewn are
more and
_narrow, however; than
. .
those of Philadelphia or New York; but there
is a manly* grundeurriboid- many of the
buildings—A - compactness, a completeners and
,:a solidity which I Imre = seen no wham. eln.
, Yesterday, I stood in . old*Fanneil Ball, and
r it teemed to me I eonld hear the voices of the
, past ringing out. anew in attestatio a of the
-1 principles ofLiberty, whioh/or fakirs hoped
would be transmitted:tons, t ntarnialied . and
inviolable. .-- - - - . • - -
~ litanies! in the chaliee - ol Liberty, lurked
a viper . which threatens now to sting the na
dog to death. . That riper was concession to
shieeryorepronilso with -iniquity. The
country Is now, paying _the price of its Un
faithfulness to - humanity ; its recreanoy to
liberty: 'And
_terrible, indeed, is that price':
:brit; it must be paid ; Gad requires it. Men
must lorain,eiad most get wisdom by sajerixii,
whoa they are not trilling to be taught by the
spirit of troth;or governed by the spirit of
haceilityand righteousness. - .
To.doyilistened to a most able and ini.
Mesabi, sermon _by, Me :Rev, Dr. ; Stone,
in hi. own church edificethebist sermon to
hileongregation, previous to his going forth
tattle army in the' capacity: of chaplain. I
.;wish 'I could .giro your , readers a sketch of
thli. sermon, but I took no notes. ills voles
is rich, fall and musloal,end many paragraphs
he uttered'were of a most striking character.
Bat few present that were wero not melted to tsars.
[ ifind yet
mpath ie th s
e speaker did net desire toe:eons the
sy aids charge. On the other hand,
be spoke hopefully to them, and tried to
soothe them witlr - words of cheer, and with
promises. of: the glad, "good time coming,"
which he felt 'souk( come when these
"dark storm-alouds, and the night of $ sinful
nition'a retribution, shill have - rolled away.
But the'clrettmslances . and the (*Asian were
too evsntful—too sad—too unusual, to pro:
dues other than, teeth!, 'pia and sorrowing
hearts: ' .
- . This alb:moon I attended& Sabbath &shoo!
Concert. in the Summerville Congregational
church, where I.llstened to most Sitin g and
excelient remarlut by M.'.11.-Sargent, .Treav
Mer of the Mansabhusetts Sabbath Boho - ol Bo:
eletY, and by Bar.`Alexander Clark present
pail tor Of the Methodist Protestant C hurch at
New Brighton,-P/1., Mice.. is laboring. here
for a brierperiod in the Sabbath and Common
Schools, and his services are cordially ',ppm
' oisted - by the erne.hearted ;ample of. Boston.
, i never listened' to:-music possessing more
toughing melody, more liquid sweetnen, than
what was given on this •oocesion 'from choir
and organ. 'One dear little boy, of about five
years of np;', of rare ,and:. radiant.. beauty,
stood with Mr:Barge* upon the stand, ' - and
reelted in accent. of remarkably' clear,,And
ehild-Uke sweertnese, the Psalm , beginning
,"The lard is mg Bhaphirde,!. lAtrrer looked
:upon soy thing_ more 'holy IMProsslre :and
sablinte,. or listened- to ri , 'prayer more • feel,
legend beautiful , that thay.offered ' by Mr.
llargent,; , .wlth his hands 'Mating, upon that
, little
angel-ilk boy. ' - ' .* '
Bill I have many _things to. say, wit !oh I
mast leave feraeother letter.. hincuttos.
C oOn. - -Yosterds l ;
a Goo, Richard' Bolero and David Holland,
co lontd, were tried for receiviog stolen goods
—being part of. it Jot of , boots and shwas,
stolen fr om a Shoemaker in Mandl es ter. They
ware both aognitted and disottariod.
: Biagi useto It Hair Pszos.—bi ow la hors
a Large lot of solla4 piano shoat lauzlo, M
atra:ants! sad rocs!, which will be lola at
half tie regular Mee. Charlotte Blume, 43
FAS atm t,
621
nolloO is aaother ealtuan of llama's'
Oisottai this evening, at W.. W. Dradsbaw's
atetm: • .
_ .
_ .
BlDDLZ— lfcHlNLlfara•artlionidasto o of If,.
Jol t Tomb., Donal, 11Unob on Thu my. ' Om..
bin lot, by l b. Bor. &mad Us. Iio.BILLT
DLS, of Pittsboya, Paulo .to Us LIAtINAH
Melt IT. & a
alb, of /rands *lgcriloky,
of Blicanlaron, radians.
=:ZI=E
No psalms should purchase a Reuthsii Ai,
diszo withont .irst calling at N0.:27. 7411
etreher, and examining Wheeler. & Wilma% ai
it is now offered, with Now improvements:
The &iestrylc ..4imfw:,'=; in 'allnding to the
different machines n o, in use, says :a Ws
um the Vanua k %Fulton Sine° MACI/11111,
and can say In regard to it that It is Without a
. rival. No oquii emekiae 'needs it in its adap. ,
Cation to all purposes of demeaths rum." Every
machine warranted three year'. 'Send for s
,circular. - . Ws. Sum *Co., Agents,
• . 0e15:2w „ ' 27 Firth street.
-
fOhUltril. GE.MiI .inerasumt senor would
most respectfully inform. his friends. ' and the
I peddle generally that helms returned from the
' East wGYM' new stick 'of fall and -- .winter
goods.' flis stook consists of.the latest styles
of cloths, nassimeres and oestinge,, 'selected.
front the latest importations. Leuttlemen
string a nest fitting garment, - end at. prices
lower than at any other tailoring establish.
meat in this eity, would do well to give him an
early call.' Samuel Graham, merchant tailor,
No. e 4 Market street, one door from Third.
. •
Ws wadded( attention to the supab stook
of Pall and Winter Clothing, for gentlemen
and boys' ear,' to be fond at hiessrs..W.
11. McGee & Co., corner of street and
Diamond square. /t las been selected ender
the supervision• of. the proprietor', and It
covers every deseription of gads for gentle.
Mane dress or balms sults. Gentlemin's
furnishing goods, inoh as white shirt' and
flume! undershirts, drawers, gloves ; cravats,
ke., will also be found in the establishment,
'ravers select and large usortment.
, -
. -
Ws taka_ireat pleasure In moommending
the Bev. R. & Williams, who Is engaged as •
teacher frith* Acadeiny of Solace. and Lan
gages, Allegheny. Mr. Williams lea grad
nate of Prinoeton College ) N. J.,- also of. the
-Western Theoloxical Bonlinary-11 an excel
lent soholar and a practical 'and stosetumful
inatrnotor. Tills valuable- acquisition toils
tempi of teachers, and the experience and
(dewy of the Prinolpal,•Rev. Y. Davis, sender
this institution_ especially worthyof . the
patronage of the public: :
am IL w.ltoosas,D.D.ll4v. ft. P. 8111717 D. D.
I k e . D.L4tFtr &mart, D.. D 414,4 W. D. Uow4uw.D.D.,
a-us-acnr
. ,
Arritenois.. Soutanes P 1011.0? roc;
BIL•LTII I. " . Nosenstblesnan will lure the city
without s supply of Holloway's Pills end
Ointment._ For , rends, braises fevers end
dysentery, thus medicines are eta best 1n the
world. Every English and French solder
ens them. Only 25 cents per box ozpot. 225
Norms to the property Omura of this city
is hereby given, that any repairs needed about
their. houses• will be done prompty, if ,they
leave their order at CuthberVe Cupenter and
Joining Shop, on Virginia an.", Jest above
Smithfield street. • • •
- _
onammi Crams will be takim at the Omnibus
°Soo, No. 405 Liberty' street, day or night.
MI *ordem - left . the - above plus - rwilf be
promptly attended be: - MI oath mast be pald
in advance. brit
Lzsrr. J. B. EttD, 7th Pennsylvania Cav
alry, is reqnented to report at the olSoe of the
Provost Marshal, Pifth street.
By orderof Capt. B: B. Watore,
PrevostMarsha
. •
, Dzeturrar.—Dr. 0. 001, 241 - I, Penn It.,
attends to, all brabehee:of the Dental profes
sion. • -
Joni B. Cu
_
Nonni: Witt for the itemoval of Gen.
- Wool.°
A BaWiner. letter elated that the follow
ing ykinted . paperja circulated there among
the citizens
"The undersigned, loyal .ditirens of the
city. of Baltimore and of the &meet Mary
land, for themselves, and for nearly all'
'others 'within the State who oppoeo the re
bellion and sustain the Government, with
their whole heart, in its-efforts to restore
itifullauthority, rermectfully memorialise .
you with the intentich and foilhe purpose
of =using the transfer of hfsJor Genees,l
Wool from the, command of the Eighth
army corps, or of so much thereof as is in
volved tn his military control of thiti city
and State .. General Wool is an old officer
of the United States Army, who has served
his country-long, and we do not wish pub
licly li'essail.him for imbecility, for total
lack of judgment and discretion, in the ad
ministrationf the affairs of his important
office in' these localities. Ilia great age'al
-most precludes the hope -of vigorous, eor
net or better action in' counteracting the
influences which are constantly brought, to
bear tapes him, to the detriment of the' Fed
eral Union cause. ••,
" We respectfully suggest that the Presi
dent earnestly consider the precarious 1)6-
sitien. of the 16yal portion of this"- commu
nity, and the questionable physical and
mental competency of General Wool, and
spare thosewho wish him well, the meet.
.fication of being obliged to hear every
where and at all times the rude things,
true .though they be, which are said of
him.
We therefore beg leave to suggest hie
removal :to 1101210 other point, where he may
better subrerve the great interests of the
country, and where, at Um same time, mai
be' accorded to hired, retirement which
condition of mind requires."
PEOGIB.EBS or Anounow. Assam: 4 -.4he
cause of the Abolition of Slavery and Serf.
dont is making good program in Europe.
The States General of Rolland have p arsed
the law for the Abolition of Slimly. an the
Dutch:Weet Indies by the great majority
of 45 to 7. In RUSSIA the serfs are rapidly
complying with the conditions on which
the land cultivated by them-wilt become
their properly. Their social'conaltion has
aireao wonderfully iMproved. At the fair
of *Nijni—the great commercial barometer
of the Empire—the sale of articles for the
uso of the former serfs was considerablii—
a clear proof of their -prosperity.'Th e
taxes have been fully. eolleoted this year-L..
something quite unpreeedented during • the
period of. serfdom. - ,
ANIITTEIi=
OFDEIt APPLES
oat lie w i d e ; P 4,1
aw 1, 0%
mstsb._
MUM. 'ED - - 4.llandrited Mortgage for
y 58,000, baying 3years to rani an Ina ed
mpayty, yb 0 we irll
_cub AY Oa Ate . , 44
Por 702' : - Apply ty 104 per. ,
• sek7 A. MALIN t . 00 r
WILIZED--Tiro n. .or =moo good Turn.
iicot hands. /snake - of l a% -rirsoV4
WHOL AL.E PAPER WARE.
v 801781.
=MR PAPER,
•
CAP PAPER, • •
NOTE PAPER,
BILL PAPERS,
wiaa PPING PAPER.
MAXI LLA
A tarp and Wlll/1 armed
Stock O l iler beat PAPER
&mat •
will to ookt at low prim Itab Oath, Botallsra will tOalt
't to the, advantalpu2 son am • catl.
wX. 0. JOHNSTON *OO.
9:3lmined Paw Dealing. 67 Woad atroot.
§T ian u icr.r
outs, arcaltui, Price Lb ta, Mob, Nitta"
Lsala,b, Labebi for blaadwtarore, La bel' s b.
Draggle% sad weary kind at ornacbsatal sad 04
Priming, ozocuiad neatt,t, Ida, dispatch by
VAL Jonstrrod o 0:, •
- ....umrsod ma= Job Printer'. 67 Wood at.'
13.--A
• 'lock and tarp variety at tow prf 0 01.
I* Ws
3t.swby, • . WAL O. JOH titl2o2l t
outtm its2 a
4 :ood " ttisloners. W •
I.1!U/'OlIKAY UU • • Soi - supt! - tie?
•
art oly far tbe to of Paotoriptano.
to ask by livs. 0. .10isilisTON •
-oo•Statrood Stationers, 6f Wood 1 .
NEW 31 0. SUGAR A MOLAAS/111-=.
And realm' from Now Orleans, Os Now Tor
300 bblo.'2l. 0. Idolasoor, cow crop; k.
100 bt. do. do. do;
300 Mb. prime N. 0. ism;
Is store sod for ad" , by
ags JOIIN T. riotraisA'ai:'
lip 6;
lag" doable rod:lW =ohed sad polvortsod
Loa, sad soloed whits sad polio w dadsrs. roos/rod
sad tot: asSio.br banal or mall. br - , -
- • JO/IN A. RIM
wow &Thi rt y mad mad =ma:
.Nllg RS • • . 'lhsa:W.E"lttig;
_._HlLllll•causic "rod sad 1,10:1014,..
caupairthistilatermaioytyyn
.•
APECIAIi NOTICE'S, V • '
Gamma 411 ED BAssit's Surinn Manam,
family and mannfactons purpons, are Om
best In nen. - '
A. P. Cusps; Go al 4.94,'
No. 18.104 . l!ireiit.
Important .Itol3l attrilabarg.
/1•11111311110, Oot. 23.—1 n 'eel:mignon°, of
the frequent comp/tints urged by officers In
the told and those in charge of. the didesent
hospitals throughout the State, le regard to
the incapacity 'of the Surgeons and desist.
sou, Burgeon General King has resolved to
appoint none but those who can bring testi..
monists from nsponsible parties as to In..
dear, and sobriety. The appointments will
be made as regiments are organised. Those ,
having passed the Board of Examiners will , ,
therefore, hold themselves in readiness.
In addition to the tamps of rendeivous for
drafted men already established at Philadia
phis, Pittsbazgli and Ilartti Mug, Gov. Uartiu
bee given orders for their establiehment also
at Ohembersbarg, Tort, Gatysborg, and per-
Ups other points on our western border. The
men will be organised, armed and equipped
at oboe. This is • move In. the right dime:
Lion, and, as long as the arafted militia are
permitted to remain in the State, will prevent
• mooed rebel cavalry raid.
Cape; Spencer Millers battery of ili guns
has been ordered hero by tho Goveinor, from
Philadelphia, and will dirided into'neotione
and sent to point* 'lengths border to support
tha Infantry th Ire *tread, pa rtially assembled:
The, drafted militiamen an arriving hare
under °barge of their /espial's, drafting
Commissioners by ttumande on every !lido..
Too much publicity cannot be gimp to the ,
fact that the United States Qaartermaster's
Department is lamentably detielent In the at , :
'lsle of blankets, and that great suffering may .
be avoided by each man supplying his own:
from Mum, To which be will be aomedlted.
by the Government. " s
An order has been issued by the Genwitor"
by whloh others of volunteer organisation
are new r
ed In various parts of e Stat•
Wara that their COaltatlitloos th will be
withheld, and other punishment ItlietyrftJ
proved guilty of defrauding the government'
of man sod enriching themselves by acceptin g..pay from drafted men for providing tribal...l
tutss out of their ranks of men already en
listed by volunteering... -
Ramon are also current herewith regard to
rem mosived by the drafting commialoners
and examlning s. sargeons for perform/I/Oho
duty whioh has been assigned them, and pay
for which they will receive 'from the United
States government. The people should be
spots their guard and expose every act of this
chary/ter known to :have beett committed.
They are entitled to no fees whatever, and If
they bare boon exacted the Governor will,
upon the production of evidenoe, see that just
punishment Is awarded them.' • ' I
NittLAM'S.'
peattnctive Fire In Boston.
Rumex Oct. 23.—A ere broke oat aliciut 11
o'clock to ot night In a small stable on Rich
ardson's wharf. The flames, aided by • high
wind, upread to other stables and a building
containing kerosene thenoi of which were de.
stroyed. The fire crossed over to
trinich'e wharf,-at- . which was lying, the
schooner L. A. Dabenbacter, from Greenwich,
N. J., discharging coal. She was nearly de
stroyed. On this wharf was an extensive
wood and out yard which was par ,.. tially s . de- .
stroyed. The fire then extended to Tileston's
wharf, where& schooner, name not ascertain
, ad; was tiitrttaoy destroyed. A Urge quantity
of wood on this wharf wu also destroyed.
This to,. is estimated at s so ,ooo,thleh ls par ;
' T steatestdps bfeniisite4a4llllaitesippl,
With the 33th and 4lith Maisseinastla •regi-•
teeete,po.4.,tretccom...rnittAt: vgisbe,tvir.
bere, IC C. • ..- , --_-..c. • ~. i ,%.-
‘'„,
• , ~. ;AstieedalatlietDiteo4l4. •
, Neti r liciik.'olt.ta.—' AU- v.- A: plqopik-
ZriAL: l -'teLtlize...?2ti._,i,-:i.i:i.. • • ..-
LATEST NEWS
i*rakeurs.
FROM WA S HINCTON
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES
[Special Dispatch to the Pittabargh Gazette.]
.
WatittlitOPOP, Oot. 23, /862:-
The acoounts tlifferas' to the conftnitanCe
or not of the rebels In force near Wincheiter.
it It undlintota to, be, the 'general belief In
the army that they are stlirtliere, bit Abe
Frederick people say that ell the contrabands
and deserters say that the bulk of the army ,
has gone, '" '
SICIIIIITABY MINTON
Hu lutitated ate ittvestigation into the
chervil dud Idcalaten's Army: was suffering
for the wen' tof -saypliel: andulsont
Maim and Midge communicated with the
Chief Quartennestei of the Ariny of the Po
tomac. The remit was the positive discovery
that every regulation huts been answered for,
;end all 'applies delivered:at the point named
in theroguisition. '
nuns", Ur WISTEII4
hifolloviini death; in Western regdmenta
have occurred' here:'Nicholas A. Butler, Co.
87th Indiana; ThOmaSPhillips, Co. Ith
' '
APPOINTED.
Ex-Governor Randall,. of Wisoonsin, ham
been appointed Firet "Assistant, Postmastim
General, in vises of John d. Faison, elected
to Coogrelo.
A AZISATIOX 11011 T.
A sensation story appeare,iti the New Tops
Xs's; about a Frenok.arntatla coming, with
50,0.00 nuns; to inforee gni:demands growing
out of G‘ts: Butler's irroceettings at_Now OSJ
Jeans. 4 fibellivell.tieris to'hi gairinsosioind
is not rational on Its Taos..,
861ZICEn 0706.
Titl4 tone Of 444 wu seised ottboird of
vessel bound for Balflutore,
,00mposad of
malted bullets, atitl moot .of srblah !had been
sold for liquor.
611111111 OP oLua i aae e .. _
Under the presentarrangement of Secretary
Chase, grants of elearauees to Norfolk, ttpon
the certificate of Gen. Dtz, Sitting 14 . an agent .
of theta sr Department, ue theathe eargo
is
to be used , for military br, nand purposes. •
• sigll7l2llllltltt CORRECTXD..
The forty-fire mtllloii, of regiusitions from
the Wet Denertmeit; I°
the Bireau,lllll bet, intitaly for Vie pay; of
troops, as has been stated; Ent for the lariat,
eduess on sari* accoitatt Which 'hate bdan
acCumalating for months, The, soldiers to
the Governufea Cs service hares!! been paln up
to the time. that they Tete' reviewed before
Richmond. It'isheliered that mu - 3y of .'the
complaint' of iten.psyment are attributible
talks daisy and ilSitctilf.olo,;ii, the:_ pTepus=
Lion of the master rolls, and not the int filelenoy
of isymasters.- It ti ineritSble that , the
delay, however, is ooaliquenF tipon tho aore- .
meat of our troops. .
alJllrtlfi t
Of thiP gunboat 3 1ontgomeri, .'or Parraiut,*
fleet, whieh run
-the vessel ashore at,Cuba, is
iibrotheX of tie Chief Clerk Hunter, .of :the
State Department. His tien•otiedlenoeofin=
den to appear at Havana are evidence of his
knowledge that he had done wrpo6 . . No .of
dmal accounts of-the proceedings have been
received at the Navy Department. The .
Spaniskklinister has, however, got his side .
of thelit4y, and Presented.i. ketiat at4na.
Stater Department. Secretary - I,Welice:
stivottonsire explicit to oil yesiols under no
arrcumstances to seise a vessei within the:
Walerii - of - i - frfeidkj
TEE TAX LW.
•The Chief Clerk - of the Internal Revenue
Dtue . lit bad a-long interview with the eolleo
tori,-assesiiis,'ind the depaties Of New Yetis
olty -and neighborhood, yesterdaj,. in which
stnestiens, arising . Under : thep- tar,
were asked and answered. The cliclal eum
mary will soon appear.- :
• alcansev' oxalis -
Is 1 . .
still in bad health, and has been advised by
his 04811:dans to take a 4acation.l lie la ex
tamely unwilling to do so, and • will not U it
pessibie to avoid lt.f: •
DISSATISTACTION ra TES aim'.
dispatch
. frpoi Harper's Fairy says the
order for remains regular from voiantenr
raiment/ causes great diseatlatotion.
FtoriX , .WsaidSiattiii.
f - W6hatiOrox, Oct. 23 .- , -Little,H any, iiit
portanee is attached to the runiota'whiat are
o ccasionallyievivedhare and eiseihere, that -
General McClellan isle be succeeded by Gen:
Hooker in command of the Army of the Po
tomac. Inquiry has, been made today in
tiauilly well informed circles, bat nothing is
knowo to give any basis whatavir for such
reports. Besides, General Hooker tat' not
anfilaienitly recovered from the elfeitts of his
wound to take the field: .
' A number of morthants and other bainai
men Orge the execution 'of such measureitas
will speedily open the: entire Mississippi river
to Commerce. • It is believed that plane with
that view are under considers Ho n- -. " ' -:
Correspondence from Mexoo shows tha tte
constituted authorities are making the best
'Preparations in their power to insist the fur
ther invasion of the country by the French.
The steamer James Gay, plybig. between
Warbington - 'and Alexandria, exploded 'Ace
bona while lying it the• Wharf of the . latter
tain,
city,
and this
steamer F morning, slightly lobiringthe cap-
killing a fireman.'
Th e Freeborn Arrived at the Navy,
Yard, from the lower flotilla-,Yesterdayinorn
ing. She brought up lye white - melt and
seven cootribands. The former woe bigoted
in attempting' to 'mesa from Maryland ;Into
Virginia, to avoid the drift. -- • '
The hull, of the Monitor has undagone a
thorotigh examination; and' fiend all right.
Theo-mei tiss been scram' and painted, and
she to now ready to be launched. Her ma
chinery, both the motive power and the turret
'nailer; will be' ut in complete order. Some
improOement will be made IA her for
the comfort and convenience of her ofdoeri. -
Tho rash to the Treastuy Department yei
terday morning; for postal currency, was as
•
great as ever. Tirenty-aeran thousand dol
lars, In sums of live_ dollar. to each person,
were exeitaoged up to noon, *het the supply
gave out. - - •
beEx -Governor Randall,' of. Wisoontle, has
ene appointed First. Assistant Postmaster
General, to supply the vacancy Catialollad by
the resignation of Hon.:John, A.-Hassan, iv
oently elected to Congress from lowa.' ---, :
Lieut. Col. Ludlow, Ald de ; Camp to Sea.
Dix, left hercite-day-under orders from thi
War Doparthens for, Aikan'a Landing, .V a .;
to meet the Comaliasionera on the part of the
of ells otl
Confederites. -He has OrdOrs for tna parPOcc
ig the - change of Federal prisoners.
This Is the lame officer to whom was delivered
'four thousand prisoners at the same place on
•the 7th and 27th of last month.
R. C. IloCormlek has, resigned his position
.of Chief Clerk of the Department of Agrical:
tare, haling accepted the Union nomination
for Congress in the First Dlstrlet of New York,
and entered upon the canvass. ,
Capt. O. H. Dyer, Militant Adjutant Gen
eral of Volunteeri, and I,teut. O. A. Han
' well;of the 11th United States intently, has
been ordered to report 't6 Gen. 'Banks foe
temporary duty on his . staff. - ' • - -
Capt. , Mansfield, of the Second Wisanain
Volunteers, has.bean retailed from arrest on
the recommendation of Oen. -King ' , and or
dered to join his sogiment. .
By direction of the President, First Meat
Frei. Dodge, of Cho Sixth Cavalry, - to drop.
pad from the tolls of the army. .
Front' the Artily 'Of the Potomac.
BALTIIIORC, Oct: 23..'I'liti - American's epe
eist correspondent from Harper's Ferry says:
The troops of this division of the Army of
tie Potomac are in great glee to-day over the
enemies of the expedition which returned yes
t ezdey from its visit to London county, having
driven out all the guerrillas between Harper's
Ferry and Lossburg, bringing back with then
upwards Or ilfty prisoners and thifty horses.
The prisoners are ill honied in one of the
buildings on the main streef, unit : the gets; of
the Arsenal, &adhere been lyingon the por—
tico and roof all day, viewing the stirring
sceinis by which they are surrounded. -
The rumors sent forward from Washington
every day or.two, that the rebels are leaving
Winchester, a.known to be unfolutded. On
the Contra;rey, convalescents and stragglers
"frinn Richmond are being daily sent , forward
to Winchester, together with reinforcements
of ' fresh troops. Indeed' Uteri Li'nii "doubt
that the whole etroilgth of the rebels li Vir
gin 4 is being malted io m•Shenatidoah Val.
try, and that they hare occupied the whole
lino of' the; 'Baltimore A Ohio railroad frees
Harper's Ferry to Ptigton'eat.
ii
- Prom sit that. I can see 'a d learn here, it
is very evident that the low, ater in the Po- -
tomao operates on the movements of both'
/
armies- The rebels feel sat between Mar
tinsburg and Winchester, so , ong as the Po
tomes is as fordable anywhe e se a running
brook, end have no disposiGion tethers the
rich valley of the Shenandoeb‘ whilst General
McClellan is compelled to keep his army scat
tered'along the river brae &steno* of thirty
miles: It li evideelljliapossible for him to
move against the rebels in force'. Should he
attempt' to mess his army for this puipiise,
the rebels would areas again' into Maryland,
above, and be back again to Virginia' by the
tints he would:reach the river: So soon, how
ever, as we have a beery rain•storm suffloient
to add two or three feet to the depth of the
current, no , doubt the commander ,of both
armies will their hands.
... The recommendation of Governor Leteber,
of Virginia, to destroy the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has,
as far as I can learn, been
carried out td its-fult entetiffroleauliee.
Ferry to' a' distance tee.or twelve male , be
yoqd , Martinsburg- One • entire track has
: been taken up - between Harper's Perry and
- Martinsburg, and the tails carried - off towards
Winchester, 'Beyond Marthieburg.ffres have
been alien at night along the tracii.of the
road, indicating that the Gee have been taken
wand burnt, as well as all water-stations
and other property. This is especially the
case' al' the 'foot of llorth Mountain, Ills
alio reported that (hey are filling up Paxton%
cot by . blowing up the rocks . and burying. the
rails with many of the clone and earth Nu
maroon bridges along this portion of the road
e
bar else been destroy's& . • . .
, .
From
_Catroe•Gcaentl —Roseanne'
Orders... The Rebels Reitrenttag." .
Oct.. •
Ceuta, t 23.—1 n consequence of Infor
mation that 2,000 rebel., +rappelled to be part
of 2 'ol'll°W/reentry, wevi advenc l ng for the
purpose of attacking our force oo the Ten
nessee" Shore opposite' Island
alight to' the Island.
'All the property was removed as ly.
• Gene Roseman.- lull'issted the folloWlng
Cori4A i Om. 16.-,Thst °Moors sad ieldgre,
absent without passes -from their Division
Commander, be arrested;. the 'fathers' to be
confined on , broad and wateri_and the raters
tentto the ' seminars : dirt of their, .rogiments,
'placed under guard, reported to the Com
manding risnersl of the 'nay. , Sutlers must
Join their respective regimentsierlth theft
goods, within four dips oils's - them 0011 5 / 1 •
cited. T, Nitwits !lot employed la bitsiness will.
'be *rested' as sples,and treated &wordlist/Iy.
Mews boys, peddlers, eto., unwanted to Close
their places'-of "business. liomediately,,'Or' be
arrested and have their - goodt confiscated.
-All 'establlshnients - must be., alerted% &L:10
.o'olook p. tn. ,Pereons on the streetv-after
half past 10 o'clook will be arrested,' and'
eon.
'fined In the guard.heuse until morning.
_ The steamer •
Rowena reports, all-quiet. it
. • .
Memphis.
The rebels have retreated, to Grand Prairie,
,
- • Latest from Worth Caroling:
.
Foulness Mosses , Oct. 23.-The st ea mer
ei nidliarrirod at Fortress Douro's!' ti elock
this afternoon. from liewbermon
and Immediately left for Daltimore, , ' .
She reports that the gunboat Eli% of the
o lisn squadron, Lieut. W. D. Alone/dug
Suunan dlog. motored the -Brith loin:toner.
Adelaide of ilalifax,,on ths 11hh is,
N. Top
sail iniet..l2 miles from Wilmingtoa -attempt,
Mg to sun the, blockade.with a cargo ofcotton
and timpentine. ,The send being wound,
It was netemary destroy both vessel and
A larce Union meeting was beld la Been:
fort "On the 2let. BlOquent speakers were
present, and resolutions endorsio the Pall
dent's proclamation, were passed .
From Louisville.-
LOvuivxma; Cot 2 L—The Grenada Appeal.
gays that Sabine City, Timis,. was 0:11;Imisili
by theknuterab loot month.
, Gem Boyle has tutted an order'thit all
cars, whether stoker woll; not on special duty, ;
mast join'their rogiments immediately. "t•
-7 11Iorgan's foroes, - , in two"bands,. word it
Litchfield' and BronnirlUo.: :; last evening,
stealing, ete. •• • •
•
.The_Draft in Philadelpiiii. •-•
patuarulmt, Oat. 1,3 111••014
have passed resonate:Li requesting the Meyer -
to ask a postnonement'at the drat t ttust
the mis
hits ' camber . eatt be sup p lied
*ciente:lei - who are toistalia hunthiy,ftesq:
the city et s2_oo eselixinetiiilitinth to * #OTIUTt•,.
m 414 bigot:4 v c;
4a:
wirwras. t „.. b r -
t-
mir,minpir
.
~,-..,...,,,,-.,,.. ~..-:_:-„,...„, .. - ~.....
_,-;,,:-,..:7Nriyt:--,7,52.t..V.:_:!F-,nz,:.7.,,t,-,,,qt-,---,tst,i._,
• liar Lela. by Telegraph.
ratcutitteamieet. 23- Noat.-Ploor t Th ere is •
Brat feeling in tin Itreadauffs market bu t notch
datum sma ll soles of LOS*
at
16 oala 25: extra
at S 6 75,4nd extra_ family at 17 0:47 25. Sabi of
ilyn Floor st 114 25. 500 bids of itrandywine Corn
molded 14. Wheat haa advanced So per bosh,
and 5,0:01 bah red sold at. 1146. Bya sold
80c. Corn to La fair request, and 8,000 bushyellow
sold ar 12c, •fasta" are In demand at 43c.- Coffee is
firm, with"soles of BM at alert. and I, egtryrant 27c.
Pravhdoni rather doll. Linseed oil hasantottatt to'
a o .bblaWtdekl woad at,101032a. _ •
Nair Yozi,,`Oct. 2,3 -Nat-Pkon is dull and the:
Bu
kllOm n/es of 0,500 bbis at ftl 2008 90 lar .
State; 17 - MO7 IS She Ohlo, and .16 - 5307 2S. 20r.
Southern.' Wheat declht4 kW; sales of 7 0 .000 built
Milli !Tat LI- for 10 h1csga_lepriag: Mal 21 lbw
Milwaukee Olab, and 415801 40 I r tad - unitiord:'
Cord dull, and 10,000 bush fold at 670650. - Beef le
. quiet. Pork find at 11850. TWA laquirt at 10%0
11Yea.' Wh4ky firm at 330.375. .
Stock; am .` - '01116455 and Bock Island
81%1:- Coal 143(4' Ulna& Cameral Bail
-80; /Simla &ads lon Illchlmm Southern QM New
York Central le
.6t4; Hudson Hirer Ballard 60k;
iffissoutils American CM14993; Demand Notes
128; Treasury 1 3.10 lt6V Coupon o's '
. Bairons; Oct. 23--Ntion.:43miii activa,.ami
.01tio An a sold tt 17 62%, antr superfine . st SO 75.
Wheat excl , ed; attire inW ut 1 1 750185, and red at
1160. Cora quiet at 780780 few ' , Mies, and 700760
1 for Penns. -Bye scorn at 11011 M. Whisky oltml.
him Yea:, Oct. eto y Ora; LOCO,
bales sold at 6061 o: Moor - declined 10o; idesof ,
l - 3k
19,0(0 thin State sold at $6 2006 30; ohiti at $7 30
and Southern at $0 76®7'26. Wheat. has
.4dbad 2,02 m lake of UO,OOO bout $ll7Ol 24 for.
Chicago Spring; 0220129 kr 11l Clinb, and
21344114 u Ibr mid Western.' Om needy; ohs of
'lOO,OOO bush at- 660880. Beef quiet. Pork Oral at
fi ll 3 0
th -men.
' 'lard steady at 103(011,0„ - Whisky
rm 36097. 'Sumer Ana; Nair Winos sold at 100
Ile, andMosaread e at 830. •' Odra firm; ale add at,
Thetteleet Market 'gegen, by. Blalt.
dull an
Caronda°,
berm - oce.
k 2-The *dims markets. opened
soma.% ths Save York report
came in, quottudald at IX% tbe7 n ol4 enl.7 berettm
Tet7 IlvelYonadyetees for nearly teeerphln advance&
Thor was in good request and a 10015 cts
bbl. About 8,500 bbis tram sold at $8.3640-far
good to choke Whits Winter Yuman 43 25 for Bed
Wintaaltitria:and 8438 40 for Canned to choice
ti
Wheat *vaned paistrialt ofa'altaiwilt %cams sc
ab°. W
and aflame! egoo el - Wham and 24053
Spring grades. Sales leartiado at the tainewieg
sm o tations-NolZed.ll- 020.1 a% No 2 do at 88c0.
-1104 Nol Spriag 28021 01; no 2 Spring. 83001 m
liedeeted Bed 95097 c; SejectedSpiing 77080 a. The
market doting st i
arly ts maid° Prices,thelnflde Was
Corn was tolerably actin at an advance of 1e43.0..
on the quotations of Yesterday, Wee Wag mads at
37* *Boat for Yellow Mixed; 814035* tarn tbr
Canal 7tllted; 35c femora for Yell w; 81.0560
fee lined, and 3103151 e to store for Bejetted.'in More
Batley was quiet and easy, with salea - at 7504
1.,
2c
for common to faireamples.
t o
g e ed lino and
demand at la s co3 25 for air geed id
packing and
shipping lots. Hog, are in good request. bogs ty
packers and 'hipper. at 1309 to per cm.
I . mports by Railroad
Ch.rratan, a' Prevail:nazi Ada. Oct. 2E
-24 btits apples, 12 Mid reeet paws.; J.J.A Patsen.
Ali bbla apples, b bbla cider. 'LH 7 cigt a co;.1 car,
pedaloes. Culp & Ebspid; 1 do do J .31cLia 8
rolls leathor, 0 Burchlleld; 100 bbli Cour; Sh u n ' :
whoa, D Wallin; 1 bbl eggs. - 11' 121ddlei 140 bap
latniati.ll T Bawdy & brag 7 per. pestl barley, 2'
do.oannal. Jest Brailain 2 do do T. ao pear} barley,
' loge
Haworth & bras; 13 do do, 2 do oartund., Was 21n-
; 74 Ulla paw. Mew Bola A co; 5 bbl. cider,
23 bg. peas, 12 bbls ands. 7 Vangohlar; d 0 trascheass
B Robison - & co; 510 plater, 'capper 'Hulsey& Co; ,LI
11
1-11a1 enlons,ll' do beaw Adam Llpitert. -• - ..' - •
Minna. ii. waiia a.ialicalsoliiiiiiiia.'
Oct as— UO3 Sour. s hotalaor 'a • Lang: 20 'dos
inshbostds. 100 do do Gregg a
Ohrnalulag; 100 do•do
Markdown. 4 Llabart;; can OW nstal.Ano_ 11nar
bead; 123 by Ur*: Joshua Rhoda.; 123 do WII
Garrareltioo bbl , flour, Dan Wallace.; 103 do 's J 8 '
Limit & co; 1 bbl egp. L 11 Volgt a co; 1 bbl eggs
2 kegs bona. Bonham & Flanagan; 100- bile -flour.,
Jos 11ccully a an 1 car pig natal. Jaa Wood; Al nth , I
paper. BO Howard; 247 - bad cheais. - J B Canfield; te
do B Bobbies & co; 30 do dr., It Dalaall & co; -
MISICE'LL,S.rEOCIS.
DIIPONOOII
CEARBRATEI) PEMALB PILLS
Pripsred from poioaf Noll of Doctor DOpoifOo
Ills; well known Medicine is no linpoeition, but a
aura gad site remedy fee linende - billicaltiew Wad Ob
structions, from any came whatever; and althoug'
a powerful remedyidt-tontalus notning hurtful t o
the constitution IV ILaltiglED LADLEa ft i•
milady suied. It will In a eery short time bring -
on
NetTOCLthe monthly period with regularity. In all caws.
and Li
in I and Sphial 'Affection, P.lO in the Dock
Pal tabei Mariam ration on slight excpitation the ignore,Lawnele
°Y t7ptritt, ztion.
twice, EackLiewisclur, Whites, and isid the painful
Pil dLiwesee.ocoadosied by
•
dbordesed 'poem 'these
ls will effect a cure when all other means hate
These pllle hare 'serer been knOwn to fall when
the directions LAW been followed ayletly.
ON DoiLes eliz• am oyg r a , endow JO
. .
be itatholized /want at Pfttentigli, Pa., Wit fa
mire • Ho-z.
bs. mosooi3 neutz PLIL
DB. DUPONOOIi PZIESLE PILLS
DL DOPONOOII ISILLL& PILLS
D/t. DISPOSCO'S lISISALX MIA
Are a SelantllLt Prow:111On.
Are a Bcleo cilia Preparation.
Ate a tkaan tine Preparation.
Ant • titientitionrinaraunt,
The/ ere nth. and Aim fsll
Tb 457 are ask, and never WI
The/ an Sa te, and never tall
T6 ° 7 a" 80 4 and never all
.
' ...... .
To remote ill otoixtaccsam,
To remote 01l obit:notions.
.h.O mown. Alt otortnxlicato.
Tc!tookoirs all obterocitoasi
And au. aU Iresuu Ooliplair ta
And cum a Amule Complauda
And cars s I lames Cannlatnto
And can au Flaw* Complaints
When the
nee are fellowed.
When the dhreetlone areioliced,
When the dim:alone are fo ll owed.
When the &Inatome are followed:
• •
•
?bey are • blaratog and seam ,
Dry
ar e
a
Mentos and • cu x
mry a • bkoilag and • eon.
They aria Mamba and • tart
And auk hos sent by mill to any put of the coo,
_SirBol4, wbotemill by '..
JOHN IL ITUFON i
Bob Putaann .
Noe Asa 69 Frri4,Sviali
144 RUBIA 111.1 f LS, 44 .
111 ORZEINE STREET% NSW T081L17112.
GOVERNINENT
Pat tv Ha fon paw papil3. ink boz. sad to
balk. - Our
bP prime nap conk &to 30 putts: i4ll,
JA Pd *Ma °AIDA ,
sue. we; aro - AHD
. ~BUPEBIOB I : I O7PYS. • - • '
Co- WW baterektir Ookite to be better tbati&oy ground;
tke cow,tzt ordaroko t in ft .tr o at6-or to
our Agents, Mows. PLAVB & YOITRO, lal Ohm.
bort street corner WaslantOn Moist, .
Noir, York
ettyotad MI I. POLLARD & DOANE,I99 and 191
&vett Water. s. not, Chka&o: Altnoir, ,slll Prettelvo
TABER4PI447I.
No. 71 WOOD ST 111 : 11 T;( 7 0iittor of rourtl
, ,
ems fauttomplate Wet of :
#tlol{B AND 13/07ifi
-.
Oar stake:malaise* ill &Mole" In our Inn,
of llie
nett quality.. and Ida to LAI ID!r fad, wholsoaki
• • •
T4ILE CAM, OF 101 JR. . 1 1KAITH,
nvrxcrroan ditztuotamiiattre*
trade nen =swan salt. I! to 7 !allay sal
ma mat was Waft,-
ia sad alas Wallin
moo esbirates the valid,' It ft
srm, Irma !amities. stet, alpaca
creatiak• faros **Ala !bed. lima give Ai; one
-.sraut rooter nowt it &maim to'irtt
torn, /ovule Irkoksids sod Mail - t
• • ; ILOBLIM MONA
'Neal and DfictielleL
OTII iii /IBitE IfiN Slat'
UT* Woirappointad as Ilturpair Wats Pcugan.
)dlsre .k.parf %ago ti go. eualins itounOil sad Simla , ha.
dlEtaipd Ihro the temp; thister etttheri
etteudet• say Clammy. Etete 'or Tertitor. tied
tbse I sat sow,readrto eau. Vow the. dheherge
my at
dusts"; GICOEICHS 110000CIL
• , Zsastahte Boverstj."' 1
12 aILIM-r /6, itifil,it ertt'
-u , ' • '''s*Doc . ito - ' 40-- eb.ui.,.7.','
Jrar',l•47 : , r . - ' /,- - U217/11:4112 & 'R end ma EILBLN;'''
-" 3 _ ' '
..... ____ .- I NDLiAII3III3 E IO3 ICLTING=-Af / ATV
'Fmk. of al! t 1 mon hubi a& tb,l.tilys,lllo46r
,
woPoti r 4
sod 28 fil.rnafestriet. - . - ..
. .
il.;;;r7-.SPPI.:
'
i ~- _ ~- .:
MIIM
EC=
IitIM=IM
8~ ~ E Ac
- .. .
1 likringizakiViliieillt 7'. -. • -
, 1 Bevvsng ..... Es •
, • 1:(0. IT 117411:4 11 : 131 . 1 3m.FMOIRIQE4 PA.,
' --. At•a4u,s as irfritost). .- ''
„ - • • , . -., . ..
. .. . ~_. , - , , - • -
ITNIVED E1T1T.A13.174.18
............___
...,... ..
•Por the Years : lBsk 1859. aliClBBo..
.I.:Twtoo Or "%obi) aw** 4564 * * **l
.. •- - , lISIMM aT4.21:9.
none mks Atogiuilek,siiriiivux. '
, ~.. • • ...• . • :••,, ~.: ...- -• . ••••
: i f-t 'a r i i . t° iii cinPk 1042001* WielaWll
_WPRAIWOMinO9..*APEnntoit• =DM=
P/MXl243ll4k.lnimms4 dos of -tis.oesollft as.
as. bgai :=4.Akost rffiablorstsil7 fisvinic Ziostiliss
sio*ls low -II dal equally lose oithishiekestsoul
va nnwt bads, maim th loakluta impossible to
ozusselatals QV both* mos ; b steist,fa mestizo
ihoa"aaTotharaatt-,.Trioni
.n;*4l.
arsidari;ll* - 64*rtiii, ir),d,'oliT,t;*:ai iga•
• 04* ficfVo
,DT1.44.v,!:9 411 M 1 , 00 4 .-14 Pi 5
~ or
ziar:itaent i itilii "" 6 ' l-
_______________• azokinfir. • ' Nvitraranaß if . 00.. .
. /411,14:11111 ' ,
_
rrziaziri oa -
N 3 Eutn;i7,4,m
nrgritizakii, -
PITThBUEQB Pi.'
• The" /Wel . = ItSU do oat kinds of leteir.ftel are
"emanate :ad kept ha' !spar ismiliervltleitf lay
muff *OM; Arid%
- 8 1104441 / 1 0#0;16 ~..;
Ist the onteo_l" mambo. mantee thee ay_
buy and ise wuaJl.B O.IIIIIPAIIAM
filth 111 Awch itennestr_at Mt) to:mirkes.-actiosb.
lament, the"gra. puyeettsug tome
aneuthmir thsvmotvakartirtetdes Noah* Co•
imd. PUraz ., Thelikettstot.teog potetme
fig theselparlents„rbin ttemenetw he
..9thee
rneanotehoost ttosa
thent i : pit
012.04 met. Wapirebe to mantas person
etch e:Bee 1144 , 11 i• - who rob 012 tins 440
Pee - where s him pawn to whom we unsold memo Mem legalir mopped frote
um Pet% AO/ 21713. W meet at have bail .
ta PM to
. -.'
Isty.24 LITAXIG STRAIN 00.
re - EftelLsArr rartz.drPAm
pus Iderfifir fiTYLErs
ifts/1 cone' YF'itster "(food',
_ _ ,
%Vika" , Dow nolinklaxe six-4'lkotJ'ALL
ABlp LOpOD/3 ttui mod
4legiot anortment of gotaitg to be Iclaid t►~~rt.
ot
:Q.Y. 3 0041Th
..,•
Abe; fat:ftleotfie of
sp . l
Pa4cy Oontings xi & C"asizaeres..
?be appre Itara boon cab** !Wed; Mb
vo SW that therarbl met ble
of all who bra bilb *lab parable.
ed.r. _
be up to order to the beet Ltd mad ateloomm arta
i
We'
iutis &ad oc tiand i eficabl. 'l6l-bt-Bitl7
CLOTHS t
ima.oAnabbajz__ost irabb ans bias 11p.
415117 M octal tar umr ardtaiti.
BEARTZLIFILAY &SOX:
_ .
. .
-- an. ID MTH' anti!
. •
;"r • e • •t
(b 0a.".1" Se -:Nam c r • Watts} - -
Merchant -Tailors,
Ate new recalving their
LITZ AND.. WINTER := STOCK, .
W
h
ich
ec
t extent, chcfce, taete.aud plu s wail on
pate revel...My w,th anything in the
_trade co
, mpete.
in an the new!zet end hat nukes of Stiaelt
• ovartakues.
Also, the largest 'And beet &elected etoeh Ikeda
Tor bubble nue ,tor brought to au., mar l p*
utewassiraty choice eeleettottree
o bm&• rttrs nritsrsliz . za
n i*Ds • -
Awy calm. thtlestei to ear ware will -aste4
pnwolit attentkm mut pm:teensy to allow*.
rto PENN otBT. CIATiIETZtJa=
.
GIZZE3
...._ _ . . , .. ~ ..-
---
~ 0 111CA P- P LILI IO 3.I - FotTRAN„
N.Pritinliatennmilia•WlLVOEl ma
liara.,-Aitexcallontlionweal , •
erhirriano,,6 atm, 41110:._ ,
6. Boxwood 014 A Cb; A ir s — :
6 octavo. Prim ........____- Airs-
Alioarimil Madan, Piaaoila bafilWah,- - - •
- 6 WSW - -Mee -....•
_. ...,,,,,.....„,......._'llslll
A 5c051120d=540521 i ,1 1 1 510r . 250 -----.'
ISX ciale. Prim ........-........,..,_-.: .....120;
A oiewood..armitem . .ltAalay-saw- sad " .
richly carrpi. 7 octant. rrim,,.....,,...--. MO
A Zomowood, Hoer A CliwPisnia, threw yawn
lILLAOCtitTe. -..erica...............
A NOll6t, Upright
a Mab* L 64 7"?...; Lon 4 P. 1 71 1 1 " 412111..,,*
tr nice... ` ....... l5:
aoa
A Bowarnat German- Plasm, Lags aro; 43 ao , '''- - ..
IBooroo o d, ad--onot -.---- - -
Q!; 4 Ociaira. ~..Prica...........,......
mnogany c.6 aondin Mo. Inot Inigtii4" .0 011
cirdin norm; ' Price.'.•-.. -------;,;,„„..*,—.....- 161:41 . '._ ,• '•
A Mahogany: Astor 100., old LoadoaPAAN . ,- , • ~
Nikottinnia. Pr1ce..........i......,_;,....:...-., :WM) ;•
Amalitat /aro Plat" po soot ardor, go , ,•.• ' - ,'
lava.. Price '
A Mahogany, Galina 411-7%.1 ' .'•• ! • ,1
•-• g00d,.6 00:4711. , P11iCe.....„,a;;,............ : ::
.: 4 4.i...... - 18: 7 00 • 'I
-111 717.480 h: . -
- A.iipleadtit 'kook: ovum Al*. trait alba
Now lark and - Boom - agataok cm hand; aorant•
atudlrratedabigiaaar aopscor. - Priam 44(.6.4,
tha aasso as: tho
meal watteotd. viaiosnomiigno v . ~ . , Ant Vary tams.
For oak by,„..„,„,,„„.„„i i iali - M , MILLOII. - • -
so% . _ ..-.
v Ist ABRaIUNRIVALLEDft
..1.36, PIANOS—Th e b mara 1.1.
&MN' in :3- . Worsolmcd tbr
44blieoriv4witironv14 valid
uo_loopoi4:64
Pfsafizol.Plo
ostonmenf of of flutes soma ,
anorintorilotti 'fa -4fdisyseetiliftdflece fir.
Inwood fkafoiailtkoriffi4
..,
_tro44o.
oato all othot,tiopronuenta ; oust 411 1 sad %mem
.4.44± 1 4 . 14ut0 omodero4 nolls'itrottloo:, , - ' ~,
0c74 ' 9 1 14 R A .O .T 2 T I BLUM , ' 6310 Atotiti . - il
• • - No. Oral' street
-WW7"'
i.arainiuy wectio 4 . 04 ikaOlkilb/ xxi
and warranted tie het our elettged„ .riseew.
rs ~ der ,
igyfroyter band 16,1 Bate duds. "
-
. 11. KUM= a Wm; m rim sto-
------. - ---
o c4 -M Avibtatiptiwar. num.-
. MIR r
,L.C.r./4118 '4 .- .. ,'-
. _. .
num
tk t 11-130 OYEBiAssomunr4at
Al.. taw: G l itlw , naroanksb art,
vnt &be attend to Alm solleotkok ot Wag
PAY; souNnason_kwurNlEL Nos
Atm. kIitGRAW oriOLLlS,OooomoomoodUatto
mot, Watt bitton.'D. (1,•- •
M rati tail.TWA
MUM emy IttietiAtti;-.031majd'71117.171;.
utber.otlholollowtO; tuitions i-Ailiktomilbol4-
141 otiet3ll43l/41310,1,
- NON 714 Ot aDt,itirtot. 4 'l -
• .X 0 tbsugtittth.te stadolr dolocticer Dot
,004 an Imlay. agar
P f!Pl,?vi
iFfri! -- )SA
Ct.kelarlf*-`-
dttonity rzt ifti -I ,;derfiall 4glag.
..z
-10:11t 7g14
,UIDaIaXt 8222111--
am tatahataricaainooku.sp„,
faro, - iIfOUNT/111And
oroboo ot Wm; brOthoro ud
*Tar boo tilveslrotatbro 01 Mop lobo , _
or boon Ittllod In theme nks; or boo.
eboobeifriloi Oiloobtoccottabototta rent*
1... 4 1rE0 dons CIL Aid= ilitso roar
will tio inswfred cit.= awn. r0d00rd,,,.!!•101%
UtPia store alit Wade `lG; t '
~ , i
1,55 i 3
oat—Serneutittwoca isnot,
AW& - AC BH Ss- ItA VkLtr it 5...:,..
our ha mam..4.4-26 a z 4-2 140 -, ear
Quelitiilts - 4101/Vr. BASE47I,
oaleivatar*iirl.:putt72. 46 e r t , G , args-wripV • 7.2
sLciatatoet.4.A.
Av-in * W4tillikiattedas kite
_
••• Pr': • „ • •