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f 'Abase of the Constitution.
meanest end most devilish effort of
treason thakbft£ye£been put'forth, is that
which is now, yx .tho Northern States, at>
tempting to torn.the Constitution against
the Government, by making it the shield
of in arms—a covert, whenoe they
carry on an opon and murder
ons war against itseU and the people who
-made it; and at the same time laboring to
make it a manacle upon the hands of the
Government in this great struggle for its
life.
Sfi^'
-The 4Jm»rch and the War.
The Synod of Illinois, (0. 8.,) et its lets
meeting »t Quin 07, passed & series of reso
' lntione on the state of the country, which
were replete withthe spirit of loyalty end
freedom. The seventh of these resolutions
conleins e bolemnwarning against conten
tion end strife among Union people et this
crisis of the notion, end furnishes e-lesson
whioh villi be of value to the wholo North
et-this moment: /
i 7. We believe it' to Ke the' duty of ell
good men to frown upon ell. attempts to
weaken donfldeuee.ln the Government, or
to divide and" distract 'the loyal people of
the country. The efforts of-soheming pbll
- ticiens, end eolSsh demagogues, end of an
unprincipled or disloyal newspaper Press,
to give eld | end comfort to the rebellion, by
dividing oar people end raising up a reac
tionary parfyitee would nil juttia and lib
.l erty, end barter away ell that is most sv
and in oab institutions for the sake of the.
penonal ajgrandiumtnt of a to tocher out mi
rhorulivtd peace, ought to receive the indig
»><>...joant osndemnetion of ell who fear God end
love justice. None but e righteous peace
1 can be permanent. - ■
:•* Everywhere the flame*
■We have often ;*eid that the Test major
, U? of thejnen whe Volrihteoreito fight for
' Vnloal wonTd/if it home,'hate' voted
with ua for the Union-Republican ticket.
Hero are | a few more return*"of soldiers*
votes from the 20th Congressional District:
■ ....... . JSn* Dnu
-187.' - 18
804' 48
Mereer ......... 808" 9
Venango ........... 70 4
Bren U»e men from- Democrat!* Clarion
' ' gave over 4 to 1 for the Republican llekst.
Hu proportion among the Pennaplvanis
——aoldlsrsia about the aamew* among those
-. from lowa, 'when the rota was more folly
• and carefully taken than among thetroope.
771 ofany other Slate. ' '7
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Uvea fatamttof Bitter wiU U band
_ ,«ii oarint »d>arti pw«i.t?il« *ornln*.;
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TUESDAY MQBNING, NOV. 4.
- The common sense principle, that rebels
in arms have no constitutional rights, is
denied, and; not only denied, But the con
verse of the proposition is strennonßly in
sisted upon. Hence the Emancipation Pro
clamation is declared,’by these who claim
to-be leaders of the Democratic party, to be
unconstitutional. The fallacy of this is
easily seen. ' .
Certain jStates have, by their own act,
seceded from the Union and are now. ini
open revolt against the- Government By
this act they have cnt themselves off from
the Union -renounced the Constitution;
They have put themselves into a new rela* |
tion to the Government, that of open ene- !
miss. Now relations.are, and must of ne
• cessity be, reciprocals If they are enemies
of the Government, the: Government: mast,
while that relation continues, be their
enemy. *To be anything else—to throw over
them the shield of its protection, to recog
nise their former rights under the Consti
tutios—would be treason against itself, and
: be, in faet, nothing less than national sui
cide..
' Those rebels have put themselves outside
of the constitution, and to meet them on
i equal ground, the government must go out
side of the constitution too. But, in so
doing, the President does no violence to
the constitution. Maryland and Kentuoky,
. bo th- slave States, have sot gone ontaide of
T ’ the constitution, „in them the, Proola
• matlon can have no effect. Moreover the
door stands' and if any :State that has
gone cat shall, in the hundred days, that
the President has given them, come in
again, the Proclamation will not and can
not. touch them.
This Proclamation is purely awar meas
ure. Slavery is the source of power to the
rebellion. It feeds its army, it builds its
fortifications, it furnishes its teamsters and
laborers. The American people, in electing
Mr. Lincoln President, made him the Com-
mander-ln-Chief of all the national forces,
n'nd imposed upon him the. duty of con-
ducting their'wars; and had he failed to!
cutoff the enemy’s supplies, or neglected
to take fiom that enemy his.main source of
strength, when he tad it his power to
do so, he would have been derelict in duty,
■ and.unfaithful to Ms great trust.
To say that the Pruident has no consti-
tutional right to decree the emancipation |
of slaves injthe States of the Union, is aim-1
ply to utter a stale truism, which but
mnthing tcuSqwiih the questioabefort us. |
The people whose slaves are to be set free |
on the first of January have, in their pres-1
~ enf attitude, no place in thei Union, and no I
rights under the Constitution —the Govern-1
meat owes theta no protection. The Con-1
■' Btitutlon nothing to do with them, nor
has the President, as such," anything to do |
j ; with themJ. They art “like the rest of!
- mankind, Amic* in war,” and as such they I
can only be I dealt with by the laws and the I
' * officers of war;. I
Benin lies the gross abuse of the Con-1
- stitutlonofWhich wean epeaking-rdaim-1
lag for traiJtors and open enemies the agio I
of its protection, alike with loyal eitizens I
—fettering jtbe Government with its re
. .-strictiona and prohibitions in its dealings I
with the moat, ferocious and deadly ene
. ' mies ihat ever it had to contend with—
. . holding Its |broad shield over them while
they are trampling it in the dust—thus
making it their rampart and defence, while j
it is ho'definee to us against their blows—
giving it to traitors as both sword and
~ shield, wMie to us it is but a fetter. This
• U> fair exposition of the doctrines pro
olaimed from every press and every stump
i of-the so-called Democracy. It is treason
.. in its hypocritical” phase—treason in the
] garb of excessive devotion to the Consttiu
• Vtion—treason which comes, like him of old,
! crying “Hail, Masteri” and then betrays
with a kiss—treason far more detestable
than thatSphioh would lay our Capital in
Mhes if it joould, whioh murders our sons,
and runs predatory raids through our peaee
' fal villages and rural districts.
c, The Beft Ordnuee. ’ ]
The late expeHmentabf tie English gov- j
eminent at Bhoeburyness will be found fall 1
of instruction, if we are willing,, at last, to
modify our wonted belief in tie inevitable
supremacy of whatever is American. Tie
foot that Mr. Whitworth (who has made a
battery of guns for the rebels) drove through
. the '‘Warrior” target, at 600 yards, an ex
plosive shell, which blew the debrie of the
| plates and backing into what represented
I the vital parts of a ship; and-the faot that
i Mr. Clay, of the Meroey Irons Works, burst
I a bole os large as a barrel?bead through
the same target, at 200 yards, with his 13-
iinoh wrought-iron gun and 74 pounds of
powder; and the faot that Mr. Wm. Arm
strong destroyed a similar target with his
oofled “800-pounder,” whiob, although the
breach-screw blew out with pounds of
powder, from an an obvious defeot in con
struction, did not buTSt In the barrel; and
the faot that Mr. Erup has forged his won
derful cast-steel iron guns of 9-iooh bore,
without seam or weld, while the heaviest.
charge of powder known to our practice is
fiOpountjtp, aud-that for a ball) of 426 pounds
weight, 'and, therefore, low! velocity, and'
while the strongest material found in our
ordnance, excepting only the light wrought
iron hoops of Parrott, is cast-iron ; these
things, we remark, are worthy of . very se
rious consideration. ]
It is a notorious faot that 4he penetration
of projectiles Is direotly as their weight,
whilo it is as the square of their velocity.
That is'to say, Armstrong’s 160-pound ball
going at 1,770 feet per seemd, has about
twice the penetrating pow ir of the 425-
pound 15-inch ball at 800 feet. It is a
question of velocity. And [velocity means
powder. And'powder requires enormous
strength of. gun. To .this lend European
experiments are tending, wjiile, If we mis
take not, a leading question with us is, how
to obtain thebest results with small charges,
beoause our guns can’t stand large ones.
We remember that the Monitor was not per
mitted to fire wrought-iron shot at the Mer
rim&e, beoause they would bring a greater
'strain on hererdnance, and;that her charge
of powder for an 11-inoh gun with hollow
ehot, was 16 pounds. j
It is, however, argued that heavy pro-:
jeotiles, at low velocities, have immense!
smashing power, and the probabilities are
certainly in that direction. fiat armor |
heavily backed with elastio material pos
sesses the 1 very elements of resistance to
great weights at low velocities—time to
yield. Besides great indentations and ex
tensive fractures are not such very serious
disasters. A mem ohasra in a wooden wall
would not .have put an old-fashioned frigate
Aon du combat. But when a broadside of
shells, charged with explosive material or
molten metal, gets into'the bowels of a
ship, through never so small and neat a hole
in her armor, affairs begin to be serious.
This is not the work of Urge bores and low
eharges. It can only be accomplished by
the high velocities, in oilier words, the
enormous cartridges, which nothing but,
wrought metal or hooped guns can carry.
But while we have profited so little by
the European practice, wej are not without |
grounds of satisfaction -and encourage-1
ment. The-Eoropean gun> which, although |
little heard of in British target practice, is |
most thoroughly believed) in by the best,
oxperts, and adopted by several European
Governments, is the hooped gun,'known
there as Blakeley’s and here as Parrott’s.
In England and Prance capt iron is hooped
with steel. Whitworth cover* a cast-steel
barrel with seamlees cast-ateel rings, and
the Armstrong gun is alseriea of oolled
wrought-iron tubes. When American man
ufacturers learn how to make) cast-steel In
large masses, we have no Idoubt that Capt
Parrott can apply this valuable principle as
well as any foreigner. So the responsi
bility rests on oar iron and steel makers;
and they are inexcusabUjfor several rea
sons; Ist. We have the best raw materiel
in the world. We fahvo the FrankUnlte of
New Jersey, acknowledged by foreign
metallurgists to.be the most valuable mix
ture known for of sound and
tough iron anafcteel. A)Prussian iron—
Spiegeleisen—containing manganese,which
is only one of the voidable ingredients
of the Franklinite, is found indispan
sable by Erupp, the prince of steel
makers, and oy Bessemer, Howell, and
all the best European! establishments.
2d. The Bessemer process is now found
indispensable by Krnpp, by at least thir
teen large steel-makers in England,
who have already bought the right
to use it, and by the largest establishments
in France, Belgium and Sweden. Sd.
Erupp’a suocess depends largely on his use
of heavy machinery. One of his hammers
weighs forty tons, and falls twelve feet,
In a new establishment, in London, one
hammer will weigh fifty tons. The “Mer
sey,” the “Atlas,” and aU the great gun
and armor-plate works are increasing the
aise ! of their hammers and rolls. But the
Bessemer process is totally neglected sad
generally laughed at by our leading iron
men; tolerably heavy machinery is only
employed by a very few; and Franklinito
is scarcely used at aU. Is it surprising
that European cannon can stana more
powder and do more work? And what are
the chances for armor-plates ?
But the Government contemplates the
erection of great iron-works. Surely, all
known improvements will then be em
ployed, ana all known advantages real
ised. Alas, not a word have we beard
abont heavy machinery or direct steel. It
is all oast-iron.
It is not probable that we shall ever be
very far behind the age in the means of de
fence, but it is evidently of the greatest
Importance that the benefit* of European
Improvements, which are now simply a
menace from abroad, as weU as a fountain
of the rebels, should be scoured and appro
priated. *
Rained rlantations in l#onleisna.
A sorrespondentof the Boston TrsotlUr,
who sc*o»psoicd a flag of truce to a robot
camp eight miles from New Orleans, a few
weeks since, says i.
Wo passed large! groves of oranges, ripe,
and soon to decay Tor want of labor to
pluok them; large plantations deserted,
and the immense crops of sugar and corn
destined to the same-fate, and for the same
cause. The scene was dismal in the ex
trexue> and shenld be witnessed by those
northern men who, Ignorant of war and its
ravages, complain of it so bitterly because
they axe called upon for inoreased taxes.
At noon we stopped at the plantation of a.
Mr. ana asked of the old black wo*
mari-wbo thrust her head out of a window
at dor . approaoh, for food for man and
'toast;
• Sbe oolled a email bby, who pointed oat
to' tula apot where our honaee might get a
moathfal, and then conducted tu Into the
hpusa where a. eumptubu* report' awaited
na of crooked corn ; and. a little molasses.
Fortunately onr hareraaoka were better
atoeked, and after making the old woman’*
heart glad by a' preaent of some "flour
bread," we aet Out onoe more. '•
Conmaax to general belief, we find that
the Union party in Pennsylvania aland**
better on it* Congreaalonat than on it*
State rote. IFc carry the State on Congreaa
by 6,281. majority, though the .opposition
figure out about B,4somajority on the State
tleket. True, wo hare fallen off in our
Congreaa'rote from the heavy poll of 1880;
but ao hare the opposition: jure lose by far
the moat, chiefly in men gone to .the war;
but they lose 10,615, In spite of their boast
of immense gains. They lose even more
hearily than last year; then they ear*
Foster 280,257 for Gorernor—now 207,669
for Congress—a loss of 22,588; and yet
they brag of greatgalns. Walt till the sol
dier* return I—A*. 7. Tribune.
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A. Srazrr £aoixa for driving ponder*
on* load* la just Introduced in tendon. Its
first essay was aueeeasful, a wrought iron
girder weighing twenty tons haring been
drawn orer the pivemtnta with ease and
without aooldant.' jits. wheels. are wen
wide, and it Inns out farrehlolet as read,
ily asw eart. Orest orovds assembled, to
witness the performance as it patted
through the streets.
Tax cormpond«nt of tbo .Philadelphia
pttu writes from Harper’s Terry, pnder
date of October 30th :
The Army of the Potomac, will in future
consist of-three grand armies, nine corps,
thirty divisions, seventy brigades. The
-first grand anny will consist of the corps
d’armeeof Maj. Gens. Reynolds, (late Gen.
Hooker,) Fits John Porter and .W. B.
Franklin; and will be commanded by Maj.
Gen. Hooker. The second army will con>
sist of the oorps d'armee of Maj. Gens.
Coach, (late Sumner,) 0. Q. Wiloox, (late
Burnside,) Slocum, (lato Banks,) and will
be commanded by senior Maj. Gei. Am
brose Burnside. The third grand} army
will consist of the corps d’armee of Maj.
Gen. Cox, and two others'now
and to whom permanent commanders have
not yet been assigned by the President
This army will be commanded by senior
Maj. Gen. Edwin V. Sumner. The rebel
army in Northern Virginia is composed of
two grand armies, under Lieut Gens. Jack
son and Longstreet, consisting of four corps
d’nrmee, of twelve brigades each, with ar
tillery. The rebel cavalry arm forms a
; disvision, under command of Maj. Gen.
Stuart, who makes any detail for, or exe
outes any order from Gen. Lee, and is en
tirely under (ho control of the Command
ing General, his cavalry being an inde
pendent organization.
Valuable , Makuscbipts.— King Wil
liam, of Prussia, has made the Berlin Li
brary a valuable present, in the shape of
important Syrian manuscripts, formerly
belonging to Professor Bernstein, of Bres
lau, the sohblar. Among the manuscripts
are a complete copy of Bar-Bahlul’s Syro-
Arabio Diodonory,'from a codex in the Bod*
: leian; the first half of tho same work,
from another manuscript in the same col
lection, collated throughout jrith tho Cam
bridge, and partly with a Florentine copy}
a great portion of the older Syrian original
dictionary.
Hamiltox, (C. W.,) Sold Oct dt tbx Sbu
irr.-rThe financial, difficulties of the city of
Hamilton have at length culminated In a sale
by the sheriff of a portion of the ebattel prop
erty owned by the municipality. The sale
took plaoe In the City Hall, on Friday, «hen
the farnitara of tho Council- chamber, <to.,
were all sold; hut other goods for which only
small bids, were made, were withdrawn.
Among the :artioieg sold were several pictures
presented to the city by the Prince of Wales.
It is expepted another sale will takeplaeo under
a eeiuftitpne exponas.— Toronto {/eardian.
SPECIAL JTOTMCEB.
£3ETLako Superior Copper mill and
SSIKLTINQ WOBK6, Pitnscaou.
PARK, M’CDRDYi & CO.,
Manafccturen of SHEATHING, BBAZIEBS’ AND
BOLT COFFSB, FUSSED C9FFE& BOTTOMS,
naTRWD STILL BOTTOMS, SFALTEB BOLDEUS;
elso Importers and deelessta METALS, TIB PLATS,
SHEET XBOV, WISE, &*. Constantly on hand,
TIVSEBS* StACHIVES AVD TOOLS. *
Waoxbocu, Vo. 149 First and 120 Second itraetSj
Pittsburgh, Fe&n'a.
WSpedol Orders of Copper cut to any desired pel*
urn. mygfcdawlyT
Confessions and Experience
Of AK IXTALID. Published for the benefit and
•i a warning and a caution to young men who sutler
from Herrons Debility, Premature Decoy. Ac.; sap
plying at the tome time the means of Self-Cure.
By one who baa cured himself after being put to
gnat expense through medlenl Imposition end quack*
cryi By enclosing a post-paid address d envelope,
•nus ouflls say be had of the nntbor, HATHAJ4-
IXL UATFAIB, Eaj:; Bedford, Kings 00., V. T.
mhllilydowT
tyBXTBKE & BARKEB,
FIRE-PROOF SALAMANDER SAFE,
BASK VAULT IBQS VAULT DbOB, AND
SXEEL-LIVEDBnBQLAB-FAQQFWt
KAVUFACTUBKBS.
So e. las and 131 Third Urmt, befwrre Wood and
BmUXJUId North rid*.
LOCKS always oo hand. mbS5
ffgTCOBHWELL ft KERR,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
At the old established Ooaeh Factory, t
DUQUESNE WAT, (asa* Bi. Clam Praia?.)
ayßcptmrs done ee penal. Ju7:tf
CS’ pitt *burf f li Steal Work*.
UM;osia M . HM Jon b. a'cnuocoa.
JONES, BOYD & CO.,
Xunbotoitn of CAST STEEL; aleo, SPRING,
PLOW AND A. B. STEEL, STEEL SPRINGS AMD
AXLES, comet of Bow anif Tint atreete, PiUtburg h,
PeaaV <*l9
r. a. Ktnua
wx. o. lonnoi...^^.^..
winnow oocroi4*a.~....~~~~~..wtiaotf aiu.xn.
ggTROBIN&ON, MINIS ft MIL
LEBfI, fomui An MacHiuim, WaxaiaoToa
Wonx, Pittsburgh, Penn'a.
Orrzcs, Ro. 31 Hunt Staut.
Manufacture all Unde of STS AH EKGINESAND
MILL MACHINERY, CASTINGS, RAILROAD
WORE, STEAM BOILEBS AMD SHEET IROB
WORK.
•VJOBBIRO ARD BSPAIBIMO done on abort
notice. mba&dly
/. C. IISOiTUCX.
pZtTJ. a KIRKPATRICK & CO.,
lUaaJketame and Wholesale Dealer* in LAMPS,
CHIMNEYS, SHADES, CHANDELIERS, Ac.
•VWboleeale Agents for KXEB’S CELEB BATED
ILLUMINATING ARD LUBRICATING CARBON
OILS, Ro. SO Woon Btuxet,' opposite St. Charlee
HotcU Pittsburgh, Pa. Jalßilyd
tStIOMS COCHRAN ft. SRO„
SanoSctjirer* ofXBOR BAILING, IRON VAULTS
AND VAULT DOORS, . WINDOW SHUTTERS,
WINDOW GUARDS, Nce. 91 Seoond street and
St Third street, between Wood and Market.
Have on band a variety of new Pattorua, fancy
and plats, suitable for all purpoece.
Particular attention paid to endoaiag Grave Lett
Jobbing done at ebert notice. ‘ • aha
t&FB. B. * 0. P. MABKItE, Paper
MANUFACTURERS and drtltre In BOOS, PRINT,
CAP, LETTER ARD ALL KINDS OF WRAP
PING PAPER.
IWBirt removed from No. 27 Wood atreet to No,
S 3 Srallhfleld etmt, Ptttabuxgb, Pa.
ATCASH OB TRADE FOB BAGS. ay4
ggN, HOLMES ft SONS. Dealers
In IFOBSIGR AND DOMESTIC BILLS OT XX.
CHARGE, CERTIFICATES OT DEPOSIT, DARE’
ROTES ARD SPECIE, No. 67 Market atwwt, Pitt*
burgh, Pa.
~ NVOoUsctlona made on all the principal nttl*
thraughefrt the United State*. aj»2i
H. COLLIHB, For*
WAEDINO AHD COMMISSION UEBCHANT ud
wholesale taler la OHXSOS, BUTTED, SEEDS,
FIOH, andProducs generally, No. 25 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. uol
A DMINISTBATOR'B SALE OF VAL
iI U&BLi m&L KHTATI.-B; vlrtus of an
order of the Orphans’ Court of Allegbrny county, 1
will yell at Public Ba’s,** tb« COUHT uOTBR, la
theelty of Fimbnrgh,*n TUSID4T, the nth <?*y
of November, 1&52, at 10 o'clock a m„ Tbaf valua
ble tract sf l*od ud coal, of which William Uh*>a,
died, eeltsd, sl'nsteontbo Washington and Pitts
burgh Turnpike Bead,! milos frost t'lttaburgb, coo*
Ulwng 293 terra and 142 perch**. Bald Und will ba
•old la purparts or plsoes, containing different quo*
tfttas, from 4to fll sens. The coal, about 90 tcro*.
wl I be veld separate from tb* land. ■
Al«o, At th» ud« time and place, I will sell tot
V*. SO la Thomas Sample's pita of Chatham, la Al :
leghsnyOttj.
- Alto, tbs undivided half part of t lot on the tooth
rids of Boblmcn itmt, 297 feet weetwardly from
Coley itmt la Mid dtp, being 80 by 100 feet,
T>am *r.b*fc»ro6* fourth cash, the rwldoe la
equal payments, ta -cse, two and three join from
date or confirmation of resides to he ee*
cored by band and mortgmge
fcaleposlUve- TUle.tadtfp stable. %
• mobesobb*,
, aolidM • Administrator *>l Wn.Chew.deo'd.
XTOlAOit.—whereas, bettors ol Ad*
J-Y ministration on the evtats of Dr. William L
Church,teeaatd, hare been dal/ grant'd to Mn.
Emma T.'Cbumfa and Dr.' J. P. Daks. AD persons
Indebted to Mid estate are requestedto make imme*
diale pay meaty and: thoae having elalma to present
them to JUr. J. P* DAKE,
oolOilmd Bo ZX Penn street. •
OKUFUSALS will be received for fur*
JL nlshlng 0(0 fret of best quality ten-inch leather
BOBS, wlur Jouss* Patent Coupling atuchcd. for
theßaptnaeEireCospas y, untiltheNlNTH DAY
or bovmbib hi3ct; JOBHQUIHH,
. ocSOtfll Ch» Com. 00 Fire Bagloee end Hoes. '
iXL Hess Pork tor sale by
■ OOOOMASBB A XiABQs
nel ; tnidbwtystmt.
PUBIIC iTOTICES. ~
ir>LECTUKE AT THE IRON CITT
tr-sr COLLEOE, oonioT-ot Prail u4B>-Ctatr*..,
THIS (TUK6DATI HOBBIBa.nI U. !;
: HIBTPBT or BAHKB A«l> BABKIKQ
ir-S-SKVtN'B ATTftN
TIOH.—Tb« oMhli B*ttery—lll
H.II, FiMut.,.
.a TUESDAY HftEHISO, Hirr. llb, »t l» o'clock.
prcpacol to Icare for the Mat. . *
no3:lt' JOB* t. KKVIH. etptain.-
V,- : ''' : .'',-'r .
Ornce EvatsiHwuxANckCawvAinr, 1 ■'
PMaSyigh, Nov. M,1£62. f
At e meeting uf the Bj*rd of Directors of ibis
Compan), belitbU day, a- Dividend wa« declare'' of
TBURB DOLLARS PEB ?HABE cn the Capital
Stock sab.cribed,ontor the pr.fiUof the la«t tlx
montbs, piyable forthwith.
003.1 w > Bt>Dk»T FlHKCT.Secretary.
rS»NUTIOE.—i hf annual meeting; of
the Stockholders or the Temperancevllle and
NobUstown Paak Boad Company will be tyld at
tbe office of J. L. Marshall 189 Liberty street, on
MONDAY, November 3d, JW2, b* tween tbe hour-of,
( and 3 o'clock {>. m., at which time an (lection will
be held fur Prealdunt, Board of U negers and Ireis
□r*r lor tb*'niaing yia*. • _
By orler fef M. B. BBOWN, President.
pol:2M ' * ■
ELECTION:—An Election for nine
Dheeton&r the Oermtn Trust ah* Savings
Bank Will it* held at th*> office of tbe Bank, comer of
Sixth end Word struts, on THUBBDAY, the l 6tb of
Nov-jmb-r, between the hours of 10 a m. and 2 n. a.
rc2std« JOHN BTgVABT. Cashier.
Mkcoakicb* B*b*, Pittsburgh. Oct. 17,18^L
ELECTION for president and
tlrectora of this Bonk, for the ensuing year,
will bo bold at tbe Banking Hoove, on MONDAY,
jb* I7tb of November, between the hours of 10
o’clock a. m. at,d S p. m.
A cm*r:l mfetlng ol tbe StockboM-rs will be held
on TUESDAY, rtovemVer Ab.ar 10 o’clock*, m.
■» > 7 la qKU. Caebler. •
. Pm*eoaGU, vetober tbih. IWA
ITS*AN ELECTION for thirteori l)i
-uvnr rectors of\b« Exchange BanVof Pittvbnrxh,
to »er*o for year.fWlU be he'd at. the Binktrq;
Uouae, ou MGNDkti Notebbei 17th, between »h*.
boureof 11 a m.and Bp. to. - ' l,
Tbegennel annuarmeetliig of Btoekholoersj.wJ‘l
t;k“ dace on'TOEaDiY, No»etub-r4ib, at U i -a
ocl7:lm H. M. MDBS fc > , Oavbtec.
"l&ua wri Baaa or 1
a Octot«rie>b,lSa. /
AN ELECTION for thirteen Dirce
ixviy ton of this Bisk wtll im held at the Bonking
Qoturyen 110Ni*A T|» hoTSOber ITth proximo, be
tw«:u the hours of 11 a tn. BndF p.'tn.
Tbeacnoal m*etlO)C of lhb.&tcckhcid*ra *BI be
held at tbo Booking uoese. on TCBSDkY, Sovem
ber 4th pt ox., el 11 n.;m
ocllilin I J MAGOim;. C- >,W.
tfaxk. u.tot>«r 1&. loaa.
X!~3*£S ELECTION for Director, of
vv this Bank wUl'beheld at theUnklcg Hooce
on the 17th day of SOVLHBSi [VAX T, between
tl • bourn ol 10 »n 4 i o'clock. A; gesera' meeting
or the Stockholders Will U held on the 4Ch day ol
VOVBMBKB NEXT,at JOeVock a m.
o-ls;lmd J- W. COOK, Cashier.
Oimtas Bans, vittsonr# a. Oct. 17, IMA
frs»AN ELECTION for thirteen Direo-
Jv£y toj, 0 f tsu Bank will be held at the B.taking
Hoo-e, ou HONDAY. VdT. 17th, Utween the boors
of 10 am. and Sn. m... i .
The tegular nnaual twisting of Btochholdwt will
be held on TUESDAY, Kov. 4th, tt 11 n. m.
ocl7:lm QgD. T. FAN DOBBN, Oeibl«r-
umes «• israaji ui-oaasc* CoarosT, 1
Pittsburgh; October ». 1561 f
ELECTION for thirteen Direc
tors of tbts Company will bs held‘at «hs
office, Vo. W Water (trvet, cn TUESDAY, Votem-
Ur lltb. 1»63, between the hohrs of II a. m. sad 1
p ta. F. M. GOBDOV, tweretory,
ocsthdtd .
urnc« JCC*l** IMPKA»CS CO»f*»T, [
PUt* berth, October 38, ISO. }
r»?AN Ki,RATION fop thirteen Direc
v toraof I hi* Comjwy* to aerre for the *a»olnf
rear, will be held at U«oSc*,ld Bagaity’* BptUiM,
water Mrect» oo TUKtPAT, # creator Utb, U 62,
between the hour* of U a. tn* aadJPv®*
ceY7:td BOBBBT rma»T. Secretory.
„ I p. b».
„ma»T. Bwr»>^
i'lSTtivtaa i ao#t Uv, tXtotur 31, (six.
P"S»AN ELECTION for three.l^reetow
ofthUOtDpißj wIU b* bc*d at tka Ba&ktnf
Hoom. oa MOHDAT, HOT«nber 10th, IMS, batpaan
lha honraof Ua rn.aaJ.3n a.
ool.td JOHH P BCtTLLt. Caibter.
pOCKET BOOKS,
Tor *£• mw Pe*ta«* Onmncy;
DIABUS, 4to « To. «41* no-i
LAWTKBS BIWTII UtYßLOffc
SLOCOITB'a mOTABDJ;
y j 1 PfIOTOOBAPH ALBUMB;
for tola by*’ SffpftJHAVßßi
jreir* jDP£Rris£fflewTB.
C7ALUABLE 00AL PROPERTY ro*
V 6ALS —l5O AOBKS OF COAL PBIYILEQS,
adjolnlos the town of BUnbearllli. Jcfferaoa com*
ty, Ohio, the Steubenville Coel and Coke has been
felrly tea led at the Belmont Furnace, at Martina*
Tills, Ohio, neerly opposite Wheelinf, where ton
Information may be had of Its qnalltlee.for cneltins
ore. Tbls Ceal and Ooke provee to be the but
tor tmeHlos pnrpoeee of any wm! of tbe moustataa.
Iren e. n be mad i for Icm money at BUnbenvUla than
et any point we«t ol tbe monatalna. Tbe Important
(act la, the recslrtna and ahlppi&| of all meterlalt
wlthont haollns* Tbls property U finely located,
lyioc ose-tblrd of amUenpon the Ohio river, and
the Wheeling extension of tbe Cleveland A Pltte
trarrb Ballroad roonlng the whole length of said
coal field. Also, the Paa*Baadle (ao called) Ballroad
cneece the other roll road npon this properly. Coel
caa be dropped from the pit cars npon therailrced,
or apoaboeta in the Ohio ilv»r or toto the a
fornace, witbool mcond bandliog. There la a lane
body of coal adlolntag the above tract that can be
remred If required. The following mrepricaa that
lion ore baa been ofiered and sold I.r, mrniibed by
peraoca eonTertant with the business and may be
relied op.n i 10,001 tons of native ore could have
been contracted tor, delivered at the torn ace, bnra*d
ready toruse, W per cent, ere, at $3 per ton ; Leke
Bapeilor Iron ore hu been bought at Cleveland for
S 6 per ton, freight f*om that point to Btsubenvine
81 &7:—coet, cropped at the furnace, fO 67; Lake
Champlain and feMourl Iron Mountain oreabeot
the aama. There la an abundance of fire clay, lime
stone and aandatone npon It, and in the vicinity.
The present rates for all materlsla coat more now;
a’to the metal. Any parson wishing to make an In*
veitmeat will p!ee*ox«U upon WM. 0. ABBABAM,
at Steubenville, wbowtU be reedy to show the prem*
has aod explaio Its advanUtea; or npon the under,
signed, at Mo Hi Fo«tb street, PUUJmrgh
pM;3tnd P* O.SBANBOHi
ORPHANH' COURT SALE.—By vir
ins of ao order of the Orpheus’ Court of Alle
gheny County, there wIU be exposed to Publleßale,
on the premise*, on Sandusky street, Fourth Ward,
Allegheny CltyVoß BATCBSAY, Nov, 29th, 1862,
at 2 o'clock p. m., that piece of. ground, oOnSUtiog
of three adlolnlog vacant lou, described as lollows,
to wits Beginning on tb* east pide of Bandusky
Street, at the distance of elgbty-elgbt feet north
from Wffrfr streets and rannlng tbesoe northward*
ly by Banda*ky street sixty six («6) feel; tbeaee
eastwanlly one hundred (W) feet, to an alley; tkeuae
southerly by said alley slxty-etx (65) fret; thenea
weetwardly one hundred (100) feet to Sandusky street
Sln^loTemaiWKoe.34B, 819«dM8V4J 0 Wa.
Boblneon, Jr.'s,plen of the sub-division of oat-lot
No. 89 In tbe Beeorre tract.
The above will be sold either ee a whole, or In
three asperate lots of 29 feet front eaeh on Sandusky
street, end esUndlDg beck one hundred fiwt ye.sald
alloy, esmay lests-at purchasers. Aeawholo, it Is
e gcod site tor Youudrir, Capeater Bh"p, Plsolng
UUI. or other public building, having the Canal
aloox one side and an alley in tbe rear; w*Ue Its
nearness to tbe Allegheny Market, and c*i,t ral lo».
Uon, make It a desirable locality for private dwell*.
Cash, an confirmation of sale.
i*»*s~v«ij-M. XA g SilA y t Administratrix.
peAiltdeltwT
,. I •
GENUISE BLOOD BEARCHEB,
CANCEB. >*
CANOEBOCB FOBMATIOBB,
fIOBOFDLA. . ma m
GUTi NEOCS 81’BEB,
KBYBIPILAB,BOILB.
riMPLEB ON THE FACE,
BOBS EYES,
TETTia AIFEOTIOHfI,.
SCALD HEAD,
- DYSPEPSIA; , .
OOBTIYBHEBS,
OLD AND StOBBOBN ULCERS,
RaEUBfATIOTISOBDEBB,
• JAUNDICE, . ' 7-
BALT BBBUU,
1 . iIvBCUBIALDMBABB.
i . QKNEBiL DEBILITY,
LIYEB COMPLAINT.
LOSS OF APPETITE, ■“* 1
“'Jiffl COMP6SIMTB.
I' • UFIIiKM, OB Wlfl,.
,ABAM .TV
" • OABIKS OF THB BOHKB.
Tontbß with sivulnr dIWMR h«ln«4tolr origin
In . dtprend condition ol Ik, blood or cJrcn\,totT
Rtiottt. -
WSrTfao onljr c.otiln, pr«F>rntlon m»d* b, Dr. J.
■JI-. LINDBST, fdMlo.t
3. H. FDLTOH'S Drag Store. .
. no, ",..7: FIFTH STBKT.
TJOBT B. DAVIS, Boowkllfe, No. 93
JL\i Wood .troet, bu Ititt roinrntd Iron tb. tot
•m dtlM, wb.r. h. bM U«*lj rnlraDhod Ms
■lock ol BOOBS—lbrdOflMl, Clawl ri, Selcntlto
ud MlnlluMm-ud bfld In . Sn. Mortnunt of
Btntlonoiyof nil bind,. B-Inrlta P-rilcnUr .tun
tldo to hu atotb of. School Boob,, end to Iho IWb
ranplT of Fhotosnpblo Albnm, nnd pud rortnlt,,
which b. hM twnlTto.
vt OTiCE.—Caught adrift, on Tuesday,
i?l !Stb October, on tta ObtoHrtr. 'nbont Mnn
cbMter Wbnrt, n fUtBOAT, Aon* U fbnt lonswd
SO (Mt wld.: gnnMUl 10 lmhM. tbfeb, with 6
,tr«»OOT. Ib. owner will on, fcnmd. pror.
- .
OIL-2W b*rreU No. 1 for
Vesnin bp HBHBI H. OOltm.'
bble, tlinoi
i^waDv-EnTiSBMEjrrB.
rjlO CxSrNTKV MERCHANTS* AND
EATON, IaAEttUIS Sc CO.,
Jol>t»n.lid„Ul]K. of T3UUKISQB* MBB&I*.
DSBUB, BOBISBT, O' OVIK, BOOT ntrßM.
KiBHOEa, anißi»-ooLtina, tiis. trapna
eHlßTSud DBA Wins, WOOLCS-BOOKS. BTJ-
Bli*. BO4BFB, HFHTB iVD SBBTLAHD
WOUt;|«,OOOIt> KKITTIhO TABK8 l oa.bud ad
to urtn.
Ov stock wtis tbs Usl (not sd
noesla w# ottr'pmt todaosssats to
OITT BSD CUDBTBf artOHABTS, HUXI
- and all «bo hajr to aalt a(ala.
Staple Dry Goods, *
At wholesale only. - *W;tl
VTOTICE TO OONTRACTOKB —Pro
il totals will bereceivedat theofflceofthe Re
cording Begfllator, In i the Kitkct Bonding. natll
HOVRMBEB 'Bib. IKK for tb* mdlsroTPopltr
altoy, fro to the eastern line of too U. P. Church
property to Elm stmt. ISAAC MOBLEY,
to3;to Booordlpjr B-gnla'or-
gUBSTITUTE.— Any person in want
of one can bo supplied by addressing “A," Box TOT,
PlUabursh Port Office.
f]lAJ&£ aOtlCß.—Bralted men, tmou
X circumstances will not permit them, without
gnat uerlfloo, to go !<-to service. con be supplied
with ebbetltutve, Iff eJttry* ijpctybd.
Enquire of . , J, K. MOBAMQS,
fc oegi:amTtfM» • Ho. 107 Peurth street.
TT X IUA PAOiPXC KAlb*OAl>
U OOUPAHT —OPEHIHO lit BOOKS OF BOB*
BOBIPTIOM.—Bosks of Subscription to the Capital I
Stock of tbo Onion Pacific Banned Company will bo j
opened on WEDRESBAT,the Stbdap of Movember, j
A.D. IK2, at neon, on tbo terms and eondlttone |
- ihamlo tot forth, it the places end with the peretat j
'following, At their xeipecttvs ptsen of busl&ees: |
AlbAn), Few York....—Txoiu* W. Ore n. I
Baltimore, Maryland ..Thomas Swax. I
Boffd', K«tr York—.;—DßA* Bioesosn.
Boston, UA»iAcboeotf.«.— SampstT. Paha. 1
Berilngten, lowa. ......LtmaH OooSa
Cincinnati, 0h10.^—.., M ;...8.-B. L*BoiaiEpm>. j
Colombo, Ub10.~...~~ WruiAX Diroo* I
Chicago, Illinois—— WmtA» B. Oavxx. |
OtoTtfaod, 0bt0.....~— —A»aja Stoss. I
CcAoord, Mew Heamhtre Jonrs A. Gniioma I
0 mon Oity, Bevada Ter.-VWfcufFamo 41 Co. (
Detroit. Mlch»gio-...-.:.CaA*U» A.'TaowiaxaOH. j
Dobcqr.cs 10wa....,.-.,..—.PUTT BniTS. j
Denver City, ocl©rvlo......CßotO*W. CtATtOS. I
Hartford, Coimeetlcvt..~..G. R, Bittklt A to. ■- |
Loulrvllle, Keotseky. Javs< Qtnsixs. 1
iXurarrctsh,' J. O ~bton. I
jSllvAokee, WleeosAtn..»..Eo. D.Bortos. I
Mew Trrfc Clty.Tfew Ycrk.Oi?teiO» SCcsscast. : I
OatAbt, MebtukA Trrrifj.ArTi* kAVKsns. I
Portland, M*ln« CaiAiSt B. Bisnsr. I
PortUnd, Wiha, Pasoo A 00.
Providence, Bsodo UUnd WAtTU B. Bosom.
Philadelphia.. Peon'a Jat. Coon A Co.
Pittsburgh, Pens , M. Bows.
Rutland, Tvrsont H. Baxtks.
8c Louie, *. iloPskaao*.
St. Paal, Mlnoeaota. Pmn Paisa. , l
Balt Lab* City, Ptab Bstonan Tom
San Vnndsoo, Pasoo A Co
Trenton, Hew Jersey..^™Psirswos Dxcassto*..
B. Boausoa A Co.
Wheeling, Virginia,.—.-..* Bsast. * 1
Waeblngtoa City, D. o—B. W. Latsax.
Bald Books of SabecrlpUcn oil! remain open os
(bote msAlsrsmld, test least two waeka from and
alter: oon of said 6th day of Horembar, at tkoplaea
and s lib the perrons above set forth.
By ords- of tha Board of Canals toners of tha
Unioi PmciO<r Bsllraad Company. _
WILLIAM RrOODBS, PnsldsnL
ÜBMttY ▼. POOB, Bocrstary.
THOMAB W. OLCOTT, Irean^er.
pa ed at Raw York, this 35th day of Oci, MS.
nol gtd
TJI UJUUB FLiUWISiI ftuU’X'H. ~
WOOD AND THIRD STREETS.
Axnrocure for
DBA LIES.
,No«. 17 and 19 Fifth Street,
H. B.—A obejoetfMrtmaat of
rACIRTBS,
POLTASTHPB HARCEBBPB,
lOKQUILS B&BPBCULES,
IBIS, Jtp., Ac.
iw supply jut recdrtd, at Ko. 39 PIPTB
Pnlton's Conab Byrnpenroa
OOuQBB; • a
Polton's Oongh Bytnp cons r '
BBOBOHITIB;-
Tnlton's Cooxh Bymp cores
| BOAB3ESZSB;
PtLuon's Oovgh flyrnpenrs*
i '•]• P1FTBBBU;
Pnltos'a-Cotub Birap esres
• IRPLUIRBA;
Polton's Oongh Byr^ms
N “' Ooa*h Af ,(0TI0H81
FaUan;. B „ 4IHn , a .
Pnlton's Congh Byrn^ggee
Taltoif*A Oongh Byrap enrve
i PfiTBIfIIC,
Palion*e Congh Bymp caret
Ti UIMISTEBA’ BOBS THBOATj
Polton's Oongh Bymp carve
WEAKHXSS IB THE CHEST;
Polton's Oongh Byrm cons
BPITTIHG OP BLOOD;
Polton’s Oodgh Simpcm ft
ASTHIIA; *
Pnlton's Coagh flymp cares _
WHOOPIEQ OOUOB.
foUlara nltlrwn tttrj cna aflUctad with a
cold—try it. Ooat 25 o*nti a bottU, at
J. M. FULTON’S STONE,
ocß ; TITTB STBOTT.
rj-iak ui
THE NEW CtJB&EBO? HOLDEB,
Pocket Book,
HUNT'S,
tl&aOHIO BALL, TITTH KBMT,
ONLY 0 CENTS,
Whlefc'ax* told alaawbar* at 10 and 19 eeata.
WTOALLAEP 811TTOM.
gAILEY, FARRELL * CU
129 fonis Bniaf, asotb Bi
PLUMB JOB,
SAB ABB
6TXAH niTSBA.
FUMP nitabl* tor Vanns. 00 Bafln*
• ; rlca. and ctbar norpow, &
band and fnrnlsncd at abort
notlos.
CA.6T IBOS AHP ttOODKH filßKt,
- pot ttp Id to mo«t tolnbl* mtaan.
048 TIXTU&S9 on fcand tad to txrli
■ k' Ufft foitmimt of BBAfiB WORK da btad‘
tadfer «1»on wontbto tonnt. . - v . i not.
[ThltEd ©Tatkb LiOßNakd.
L/ - oinss orlarmts. Bitot* : >
fttnMlM CbOn((M > ■
•••" Aiteshnf. jroT.a.wa. Jr;
Sotioii# htrlbyflfu toil!*- * «jk>Ji»T»
DtnbjfciTta to
been Miaemd to eLlc*aee,ti6der tbr SieUe Lav*
et lb# United State*, erithla lb# dty c( Allegheny,
tb# bonmgbi of Ibaeboßlvr; Phqoaeae, SevtcUey,
Bharpeburfcb aad Tarentma, #ad the tewaehlpa of
Fetitckley, Ohio, franklin, Medea
dlett, Ploe, B<Kmi ih*l#f, Indiana aad bit Dmt,
taAiteehea? eoraty. that their application bay#
b*ea morbid, aad that their Iflfleaee Tax ia mow,
dwvand they ar#repaired to call? at tha Deflector*#
Office, So. 67 Water etmt, Alleghany, withoot de-
Ur. and take oot their Uceatee i •
United BtaU* Gorernaent money to required la
allcaret. DAVID tf.WHIML
noSjCtdeUaT Collector ef 23d PletrlctTra. .
ruiOUiU *jauk.u—
-“I?, leo Mb. Cl* MIU»WbKo TOmt Floor,
,UO do'QcooaeftboWwt do do; ;
.100 do 8t lotob < ; do do;
: too do choiea Ohio i do do:
' 100 : do Wfclto tub tally . do; ;
: I*o do onttb’ollUb-!:do . - do; '
100 do SUtoWlb ;do -do; • '
100 do Homst MIU% :do > _ do:
laotorooad to orrfrM^^uti^jyHbgoiUTb^,
, Vo.mUbutTtUmt. '
r\A&UM—bales bwt for
1/uUUUIWaUr stmt, ibm tb lum»
Mitotic*,»? <k>B) «c0.8.j0i3
par goods.
AT |
W. & D. HUCUS’.
LOME WOOL 6BAWLB;
, BQOABX WOOL BBAWLS-hmv style;
I ITBIPED BBOCHA SHAWLS—Iong andsqnare;
UUsae LOMO WOOL SHAWLS;
Misses BQPABB WOOL BHAWLB; ~
Children's LOMO AMD SQ. WOOL BBAWLfi.
I •
I MeCe.t etylea In
HOOP SKIRTS,
Por LADIES. MISSIS AMD CHILDREN.
I no 4
rjio THE PUBLIC.
-Dally arrivals, by Expnas and Railroad, of
New Goods!
I \ AT ’ ‘
MACRUM & CLYDE’S,
1 Ho 78 Buket Btxeet.
I Laiast a plea of—
I TBIMMIHGB. EHRBOZDEBIEOa COLABS, BETS,
HAHDKEROHIEPa, LACES, PAMOY
I GOODS. BEAD RETS, PATTEBMB,
I BKIBTB, COBBITB, Ao.
I Large asaortawnts of—
I BOBIEBY, GLOVES, PUBRI9HIKG GOODS, for
I Lad las, Gsntlemen, and ChOdrea; PIRB, |
I RESDLXS, TB BEADS, and other .
I . email water
I W# invito the special aUcstlou ef wbolsrala and
| retail bnysre, oosfolsat that we can matt ersry want
J tn prloe and variety.
BAOBOH&OITDE,
I not T> Market »L, between 4th and Diamond.
jQBT GOODS I DRY GOODS U
J. M. Burchfield’s.
BATXHXTB, aUcelctr,
PAHOT OABSniEBEB;
BLACK do;
GBIT BACK PLAB SZLS;
OBEY TWILLED do;
WZUTX,BED,TELLOW, BLUE, PIHK, BOL
PEBIRO AED PIOUBED PLASMEL9;
&HAWI6, CLOAKS AMD BACQUXB;
A fan aanrtmeatof
„N©w Dress Ooods,
Jost reoeSved at BOBXEEABT OOBREB F6UBTH
AMD MARKET BTBEETB
fJIOTHB TBADB. -
J. KM OX.
JOSEPH
Nos. 77 mad 79 M&rket Strfiei, '
Ts sow recSWng Qa IbirdTaireitodr of goods cnlt>
able to the seesoa, to which he tnvttaa the tpedal
1 attsstton of etty and oovntry Merchants and ginii*
sera. Few sspplles of
DBXBB TBHOCUTQS AHD HXBBOIDXBXIS,
WOOL HOODS- MPBIAS, 80HTAGS,
SOAHVS, Him, BLKHTSS, *O.; .
imp IMBIBTM APB AW
IBS; SHITTIIO
TAHHSAHP
2K7HTB
. WOBSTXP
BOHHHS, HAY*
r LOWXBS.
HIT BIBBONB, TOLTBTBIB* :
BOHB, FBATHIBS, BOHHET XATXBI
ALB, 4c-, Ac.; FAHCT GOODS AVD HOTIOHf.
m bv m toy &it«m Jobbisc Hone.
aot:tf •
HORNE'B,
T? and W Market Street ,
THRU) AHEIVAL OF NEW 00008.
JUST BEOItYED.
Hew WOOLBH HOODS, MCBIAfI A BUHTAGB.
Hew BKATIBQJACKETS A CAM.
Hew WOOL SLRTXB, HITTS A BCABTB
Si* WOOD UHDBBSBIBTfI A DRAWHBS.
Bew BOBTOH ADD OOABSE TABB&
Hew BALMOBAL ABD HOOP BEXBYB.
Hew BIBBED WOOD ABD HEBIBO BOSS. _
Hew BOOH GAUBTLETB ABD HOSE.
Hi* BOHHHTB, BATS* BOHHBT EIBBOHB.
Hew PLOWIES, BUCHXS A VELYET BIB'KB;
And a tell Una of all Unde of
HOTIOBB AHD FAHCY GOODS.
end City Merchants and Milliner*
will find U to their edTsntag* to examine on* stock
before Baking their purchases.
Bos. IT sad TV Market meet.
WBOLKSALB BOOMS—SJ sad Id stories, nol
gHAWI£ AND CLOAKS;.
DBCS3 OOOSBi
8ALM0BAIBKIBTS;
PLAID YLASHELB;
OBET BLAHHBLB;
Wfcotaal. uul Batail Bayw,
Will hear tmmtnd thatw*hare• T*ry large stock,
ppchsscl before thaiaia e4Taac*,endwmb*sold
fitflevihrOASßOlLT,
C.HAHBOH LOVE ft GO./
EATON, niCBMftCWS,
_Noa. 17 tnd IS Fifth Btr«et
W«tarn. ratHl Utmtfco to . eboto. aketfcmof
SIW DOOM hat nofnd. An th< Mud to
sbaHestybeof ~ .
sbxbs tsaacnru,
JBBHCH KMBBOIDEBIBfI.
. . LAOS ABD TISSUE VEILS,
BBAL LAOB OOLLABA AHD SET*
TBIMMIBGB ABD BOHHST 8188088,
HOOP BKIBTB AHD OOBBETB.
LADIES* A HISSES BALHOBAL BXIBTS,
BOBTOH BIBBED HOSE. - : ,
. GLOVES, QAUBTLHTB AHD MITTEHB,
: ESPHTB ABD BBXTLAHB WOOLS,
HHIT HOODS ABD 80HTAG8, _
BEAD DBEBSEB ABD BAut BETS*
LADTES* WOOL USD KB GABHXHTB,
GEITT BHIBTB ABD OOLLABS,
BEOK TIBS* gUSPEHDBB&BAHDK’ffI,
L . KE&XHO. BILH AHITWOOL -
UHDE&BHIBTB ~AHD DBAWHBH
OASB BUTHBS supplied la foaatlty at lovwt
prtoea
BATON, HACBTIH * CO*
faniitlililutmit.
MM . • • •
bbla. pare Ky«
ao3 80. ttt Liberty street.
gPECIAtSOTII
JUST OPENED,
On Monday, Nov. 3d.
BARKER & CO.,
Win exhibit the additions they ham been foakjlag
to their Blocks of
wu...
it prtcta Lisa thin u» bates pajadibr team la
gaitcm Kaikata. foastry Vatcbuta ittpjUaJ at
sot
the lowpit martat prtc*. ,\x
jaiLtTJR IT NOTICES,
jrs»A CHANCE TO GET IN: THE
W 6TAHTQK CA.VALBT. -
. .aotjjiTy im.
Wiß-Dminnif, - \
■ *
Majoe Jotztt A. firocaroa.PUtibttrgb.Pnui .
&f: Ton ui banlt lotootM to
MtofOßTiliT In t£* Stsl»«f for
threeyeanorcnrtnf tbewir.to
oordancevith General Order xfo;-lt6i tro» thSi
**n»irui4»»4 BWrOlßemcin.bt nawii ran
completion of the crganUattooot the
Knitted men wiUt» moitetedaaenrwled. r-,Sop
e« of tfothin*, era*, bom* and equipment* vm
hrnbhad bj the proper Qepertaeat* v
Bt order of the fiwjroijtiTWift'” ““
off. BUCJEBJOSAH,
Brifedler General end'A.A.o.
': PaamTiartAMxtriut l
Harrieborg* OeL 7* 180. )
The, foregoing authority of the War DiwlKmu 1*
aimrored, end ordered that the Beginenf of Owiby
the* esthorised to be nM ictnU; t»;dwtaai
and pjganiraiion Indicated bythf War Beptrtxnent,
By order of the Gorernor. . ' '
— -A*U&CBftXL*»
Prom the abort it will be eeeo that tba osier
dfMd hat bets dslyastborind to'nie*thJi Seri
t»U. It win be attached, Mfcrsa pcarihia, to the
BtutaaCsTa2j7 f Sßd'tt*,JflNtH.-*cbwnßafar
«1U Mrict is cooplttisf the Seglffient. ..tbt lint
gtaaton Berimest 1» sow at Chap Hear*, sslfemed,
! and will be Boosted her* ■ Vfve OonpanJeweC ttl»
. Begboest an sow is Caap, tad la bat filling op.
finapasba, parta of coaroasSes, asd arawbroot
alreadyaccepted, hart sow tbelart ahd oadoottalhr
theflacetwimtimliy tot e&tertsgtbaaarrlce. iu
Booodea torn the halted fitatea will be gtiae to the
mes,and the Allegheny Ooonty Boost* to each nan
aa Bay-bae&Usted tna iHegheny oomlp. TWa
BattaUo&hss bees called &r fpecbdaanfet by
Secretary el War, mad wilt be ansad, eqolpfad and
honed with the teat pclMo deity.. 4 .
H nn be Brad at Seadfoaztar*
BA.SK BLOCK, Tilth ttrwt, abort General Bcwe’e
OCea. • • . : - • odChdtf
■Sir «f VCTiOjr&ALES.
QO TO
HORNE,
AfATETTI BTBEST FBOPBBTT.-0» T
DAT BTBHIHO, Hot, 4tk, KVA o'clock, at X
Aoctloa, 64 Fifth at., trill bo coltC w crtae of Si
XeOtorkos, Metro— of Loom. Blckaria A.Oo,
lots of ftceud nfuto la Alleghany. Ctty, «
Dorthorty aUa of Fayette atr—V not? Bacuagft 3
—bAksnsg%trootof twaaty-thx— msfovrt
o* Fayette a*r—ta»d axtandtnr bock 124 ml
IS foot alley. being lota Hoi. Vtt IQS, IQ3OHM
la Sam—l Tnoor—o’a plea of tote caUad *Ch»ti
Oavblchin ancteda two atory brick dwell
tasadaelUnf oodobrickitatda.
Tns or bald- Osa»hall ceabrraldae t
j—r, with teUi—t. J. ftiPATIBr Ai
TrALUABLE l>lAMOm>l*.BOPEh
VAT AUCTIOH.—On 'TUESDAY BTEH
Bor. 4th,atTH o’clock, win be soU, to th* d
floor of DsTls* Acctics* M Tilth street, Thaldi
bt* iolef ground slteete onto eontkfidet
Dlcsond, hexing a front of flo fret oaths SB
and extending bask B 7 fbet to Deeaturstow
vhkh is erected a tao-story brick tsrsni aew
pled by Jacob Hunts, notingfotr fifiO perau
Terns of eale Oaa third *Mfr,b*ltao* la or
two y*axs,xrlth Interest, noant
on. J. G. PATINA
TTALUaBLB stocks AT AUCTI ON.
V -On TUESDAY SVEBIBO, Berembwt A, at
734 o'clock, will be sold, at the Oassaurtfal fletaa
Hmbs, 80. 64 Tilth street: -..J-v
-80 there* Alleghany Bank Stock, -
10 do Mechanic** do . do! •.
rell . 3. 6. DAYIir-AaoC
r OOK HEBE.—Our friend JA
XJ 8088, 80. *9 Market street, haa laceal
turned from the Bast with a large»took of '
BOOTS ABD BBOBA :
JOSEPH HOBNE,
Ooapzisliig all th* dlftrynt *vtftiss and s&l
frt.Topxei ud ba*lAgeelectedit hSaself nr
Bastam oaaafactnm*, to now prepatsd to«
thapohllo goods which he.eaa rtcooasnd te
Bees and wear.
Weadrtoe'eU ftceela waatcf
till comings for the feet to call on Mr. BOB]
they will be suited as >*ptds i
the plaoe, 6SMABHZT6T
«4 '1 ; .
PBnfTBAHD OIBOBAHI;
MUSLIM;
LUBES;
Bata rsastred a large and eeaplste stock of
BOOTS; SHOES AKHGAITEE
Purchased iot cash, hefcr* the adtiaita. *’
Our stock ooaprleee all artldes in ocr Use,
beet quality, a&d will be sold low for cm*, wh
«xetalL. - v
BSSDLBWOBK;
HOSHBT; "
. GLOTSB.
T4MABEKT STBEET.
Abo, the largest and best sabsted stock
fbr buslnsw suits em bought to thto Barns.
_ Ltkewtoaaterychoiceletorflftn of :
OXHPS fUBBISHIBO GOODS
always » band.
!»trtttrtlo«£«i£»in nw
praipt .ttnttea b>4 Ol can.
§"««■ (HMDS-
89 J&arkct street,
SILKS.
SHAWLS,
Adjourn Q&gniVfvujinalE.
'l - - .. ’
McClelland s Auction,
TO2TOTTB
BOOTS,
BHOBB,
BOOTS JS.JTO SHOES*
AT.HRRK, SON-A OOjf
BoiTl WOOD fTBEET, comer of Tocrt
JBERCOAJrT TMEOi
pjENBY Q.HALE A CO., .
pwmn t. Juuaa WUi,)
Merchant Tailors,
.t Are now recaltlxg their
PALL AND WINTER
WUefcla extent, choice, taste sad prkte v
pars with eorthlag In the tnde. 0
logafl the Btwsst end best nukes of Ymca
Cloths,
OASBIMXBEB.
ygSHBOS, and .
OYBBOOAZZ
: ooa.orPMW.w.otUß!
-io / :■■■■
QBUDK OIL FOB SALE^Isk
tnm 000 to WOO temli, thM bu Im la lai
■m., uxl ituliu Aoitt Vfi frrrit,.
Inrtft. of HATIOB * EHITBi ; Dte
WMtaot«» th.oac.'ot Evrra,rAßx ,
• otADtfxw . ... •• '
lot recsiTed and fcybbr •''
' hsiheba^bb
d. ♦ MflaadHtWoodi
AVTAMLLA EUPE—I3O coiift MSOTttd
JZA Mm, Cbr sab to tha tradaat Hsw forkprlcea,
Mmwate^«tiest,abcretbalfa^^^^^
MITH A WESBUte'B BlBlilS) fB
intoti, tonuiMn, iMWofOm