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QaMtttt, bjQ.E. BSmw, OptloUn, No. B 5 Fifth
•troot—oonootod dally
A tegular monthly KM ting of thil body Wfci
hold l*it evtnlng. *
In &(.«, a petition ni pre,en(»d loUtlve
-to the opening of Fremont street, from the
terminal of the Allegheny and He* Brighton
Plank-road to,Jnokeon etroet. Oounelli are
petitioned to make this thoronghfare post!-
Me, daring the ooming winter; eipeolally! for
the convenience of fnnera! proeeiiloni to and
from Monnt Union and Billdale Cemfteriet.
Beferred to Street Committee, to report. 1
. The Finance .Committee: reported In refer
ence to the matter of eompeniatlon for dama
ge! alleged to hare been done to the AfHcas
MurionChnreh, fcy a mob. Ihe Committee
exprori no donbt as to the trnthlhlneee of the
statement of. the Zraeteet, yet they did not
feel justified In recommending an appropria
tion, m requested, ae it wonld be oeUblUhlno
a precedent for fntnre claims of this character,
for which the city, in the opinion of the Com
mittee, Is not legally .liable; 'neither is the
city in snob condition financially is would
jastUy her in making donations. Report ao-
cep ted. ,
’ Common Council, the Committee on
WpodraßttUdizigi presented a report calUng
r the attention of Council* to thenumerous
Tiolatloni of the ordinance prohibiting the
building* within the city
liouti { and recommending that some meat
to be taken to hare the Uv rigidly enforced
bjJJie polio©. Report accepted.
_The reports of the Standing Committees,
with resolutions for the payment of sundry
: nuiSj were presented ana resolutions adopted.
After passing two or three resolution* of
an unimportant nature, Councils adjourned.
In the case of "the Commonwealth va. Mrs.
Schauers, Joseph Steiner and Joseph Huff,
indicted for malicious mischief, in stoning
the house of Mrs. Bertram, the jury found a
▼erdict of guilty as 1 to Sirs. Schauers and
Joseph Steiner, and "not guilty as to Joseph
Huff—the -defendant to pay tho costa.
A motion was made in wrest of judgment and
for anew trial, so fcr as Mra.Sehaueri and
Steiner are concerned, ; snd bail was renewed
m the snm of ih j _
; A. Colville, of 'the Fifth Ward, was ar
raigned upon a charge of Interfering with the
servioe ofw snbpcocaon hie wife, Mrs. Jane
Colville, to testify in the ease of D; K. Ben
.. nett, indicted for attempted abortion. The
testimony went to show that Hr. Colville
had. simply told :the constable, Alexander
- Jocks that hi* wifefhoold sot go to testify in
that ease, but there was no evidence that be
had committed any act calculated to obstruct
the process of. the Court. The jury found a
▼er£otof norgoUty,and that theproseeu
tor, Thomas fifcEee, pay the bosto.
Mr. Colville was next arraigned upon a
similar indictment, settingfbrththafc ho had
dissuaded, hindered and prevented the at
tendanee of his wife, and a certain Ansa
lioughner, to testify in the above named case.
James. Alexander testified that he-road the
subpoena to Colville, at his own door, and
that Colville took it and tote it up, saying
that no man living could-'get.his wife into
Court.' Be left the snbpocna-with Colville, to
be served upon his wife, bat after he tore it up
he said “ that's the way I serve all these d—d
things.’' Jonas Smith testified that bo served
a subpoena onAnnaLoaghner, and attempted
to serve ome on Mrs. Colville also, bat Mr..
Colville told him that his wife had been sob
-poehedalready.,-- 1 ■ V- r .
The case was still on trial when the Court
adjourned.
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; 'ft;
A Last Tribute of Respect.
The papHs of the late John Smith Donean
bare giyen a delicate and expressive token of
their sympathy for his widow and family, by
eroottaft at his fast resting place, is the
Jfethodist Church Yard, Squirrel HUl* a com
memorative monument, prepared at the Mar
' bloYard of Mr. W. W. Wallace, bearing the
following inscription:
In Memory of
Jobs S.Dosoas, ' „
Professor of Penmanship,
Born Mareh 13,1630,
Died October 10,1861.
' This momdmest is. erected by his pupils:
A memorial of their: esteem for him as a
preoeptor, as a citizen, and at a Christian
friend. 1 ' ■*“
Organization of a lfew: Beiimekt#
) The One Hundred and Fifty-first Begiment,
. Pennsylvania Volunteers, of the nine months
men is lieu, of tho draft, was organized’ oh
Tuesday at Camp BosieelV adjoining Camp
Curtin, by the election of the following offi-
cer*: . ■■
Colonel—HarrisonAilen/of Warren county.
Lieutenant Colonel—George P. McFarland,
of Juniata county.
MeJor—John w. Veuog, of Susquehanna
county.
The regiment is fully equipped and ready
tomaroh at an hoar's notice; .Col. Allen was
fonneriy Major of. the Tenth Beserre, and Is!
• good soldier, tried in battle, when he proved
his courage and ability to command.
M*a.—lt is stated that (Jen.
McClellan has requested that the drafted men
b.Teierv«d for tb. protection of tbo borderi
ofMarylondand Petmiylvanla, andalio for
tbf occupation of tb. forts id tho.vicinity of
Woahingtoa oity, whUo tbo mob bow in occa
of neb forte be mored forwud for
aetiv. operationi with the army.lf thii ft
true, it tooke «e If the eerrioe of the drafted
men Ie to be of . ehereotor wbltb the, can
dlaebarg*.
Btrabxn « wrt, . little
daughter of T. .0. HoMo, raiding on the
Hempfiald Eeilroad, near Clayeville.Waih.
in«ob county, wae boned to death by her
elothea taking fire. She undertook to throw
aome ihavinge on tbe.lre, and in doing eo bar
clothe! oaogbt. An aldar lie Ur loixod a'
baokot of water and threw it oror her, bat abo
wae eo terribly hunt that the lorrlrod bat a
.. abort time. .The deceaaed wae only eight
.. yaara old. ■.■■■■■■■ .. 7
i Durr's Miicahtili Collogb, Pmabsaaai
' Pa—-Firet preolam awarded William H, Doff
i and 0. C. Coehran'i ponmenihipby the late
.1 Ohio State Fair at Cleveland'. Tbo penmen of
. tbia old and well-known initiation atPltte
bargb, Pa., were awarded, over all oompeti.
ton, the fint pre mi tun for Penntanabip. Ur.
Doff, the yoanger, wae preeent, and may wen
feel proad of hie honor!—CTWartd Plain
: . dealer, Stpl, 19fA, 1862. 1
‘ Braxton Oavaorr.—Col. Stoekun retnned
from Waihiagton oily tbia afternoon, with
ordore from tne Secretary of War and 6fon.
Hillock for the Sunton Cavalry to get into
the field at tbe earlieat hoar potelble. Cot
. Baboonmaker'e regiment, the ldth Fenniyl
wanla Carelry, will leave next week, and Col.
fitookton'e regiment, the -ISth, will leave on
iba week foUowlag, moanMd and equipped.
Baxc Eiicmos.—lhe followingnamed
gentlemen wore yeaUrday eieoted Director!
.of the Carman Truet and Saving! Bank:—
A. Beineman, Springer iiarb&ogb, A. iiooTe
ler, E. H. Ueyori, J. F. Havekotte, Joeeph
Bang, Chrftttan Slebert, Adam Wieee, and
John 8. Dllworth. i ...
: Poe Fall akd Wihtie Was*.—The Vinter
j is upon us, and wo mastprOTideourwlTes
. with the suteriel to keep us eomfortebJe. A
good end well-made overoofttirtto yezyeiti*
el*, andwe -don't know of any pmoo-wher*
our mderscu get one that will look is well,
«ad at the same timewith*land, the moil *e-*
▼ora weatHtr, at at W. H« M<fte* A Oo'/s,
comer offfederai 3 tree t and OiaooDdfiqaaro,
Allegheny. Their stock of jorerooAilngt,
business oad dress clothing, pantaloons of all
descriptions, ara well assorted, and of tho
- ' latest stylo. Tho- gentlemen's famishing
-* * goods department is all that a purchases weald
- wish. Cali on MoOee A Co.if you 1 desire*
Aloe salt. . f- | ,y
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FRIDAY MOBHDfO. HOV. 7.
CITY AFFAIRS.
ornciAL papxb or m oim
iw bun. ur sHini.
9 o'clock, a, k.,„
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Allegheny Connells.
Coart.
How the Late Elections are Viewed
in the Anny.
A letter from General Hilroy’e command
lb the Cincinnati Gazette says:
. The feeling manifested by the best men
is the army here, in reference to the late
elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indi-
is very , strong, and of a character
which might readily be inferred from their
opinion of the Proclamation. Theirfreely
expressed detestation of sdeh men as Val
landigbam, Vorhees, Cox, and the. “lesser
lights of that school-—of such, papers as
the Cincinnati Enquirer, Columbus Crisis.
Pittsburgh Poet, and Wheeling Press— is
such as to cause a thrill of joy in the heart
Of every, patriot, whose love of country is
greater than his party prejudice. How
**** the people may be deceived and mls
‘ machinations of such men,
striving under the floored name of Democ
racy, to cany out the programme of that
midnight conclave of traitorous cowards—
the Knights of the Golden Circle; the army,
atleaotj will prove true to the Constitution
and union: it is.sworhto supDort; and af
ter tho waragainafc armed rebels iB J done,
wtilturn its attention to the plotting,
canting hypocrites, who are; endeavoring
to put iv “fire in their rear*' at home.
Western VirginiMjß.express the most pro
found astonishmentthat suohmenare per
mitted to. prate their rampant treason in
Ohio. Here it woold nof be allowed for a
moment: and the man who wonld.dare to
call this an “Abolition war,° In 'the pres
ence of Western Virginia soldiers, would
do so at the peril of ms life.
The conviotion is very general that in
the,late electione, the rebels have received',
great encouragement by the evidence they
seem to give of a “divided North.” It is
believed, also, to a very considerable extent,
that the Northern Democratic leaden are
in secret league with the heads of the
Southern Confederacy; and that, in the
event of a successful campaign which will
destroy all hopes of “independence” on the
part of the South, peace will be offered by
the rebels on something like the “Critten
den Compromise” basis; and then, by the
aid of their Northern sympathizers and co
workera, Davis,, Toombs, Wigfall and the
remainder of such; “Southern Democrats,"
will be returned to their old places of “honor *
and in the General Government,
that is, if, in view of the “horrors of war,
the dread of “high taxes,” and the most
persistent howls about “niggers,-.the peo
ple of the North can be brought tb set the
seal their own eternal shame and de
gradation. The false pretenses of peculiar
love for the “Constitution aa it is,” 'by these
.Northern traitors, , who were always ready
to change it at the behests of the Secession
leaders is thoroughly understood, and prop
erly appreciated in the army.
Wellington's Strategy.
'5O
29 7-20
On a certain occasion daring Welling
ton's-campaign on the -Pyrennese, that
“Great CaptAin” belng displeased with the
dispositions General Pieton had made for
receiving ihe assault, of.. Manhal Boult,
who menaced itim in front, ordered the
plan to be entirely changed. But the dif
ficulty was to delay the attack of the French
until the change could be effected. This
the “Iron Duke!' accomplished in person,
in the following manner. Doffing his
oocked hat and waving it in the air, he
rode furiously,to the head of a regiment,
as if about to order a oharge. Thereupon
arose a tremendous cheer from the men,
which was taken up by corps after corps,
until it reverberated along the whole ex
tent of Pieton** line. As the. roar died
away, Wellington was heard to remark,
musingly, as if addressing himself—“Soalt
is a skilful but-cautious commander, and
will not attack.in force until he has ascer
tained the meaning of these cheers. This
will give time for the sixth division to
come up and we shall beat him.” It
turned out a? he anticipated. Boult,- natu
rally enough, supposed these -tremendous
shouts announced the arrival of largo re
inforcements, and did not AttacX.until too
late. Had he struck ai the right* moment'
he would have won an easy viotory; as it
was, he met with a bloody repulse. This
was strategy* • Not the strategy of books,
but the strategy of genius, engendered and
executed in the same moment.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GnovAg avd Biui'i Biwue WacHins, lor
femily and mapqfefttoring pnrposat, axe the
beninuse.
A. P.' Csavort, General Agent,
' Ho.; 18, Fifth street.
. Saxitk.. GftARUf, merchant tailor, would
most respectfully Inform his friends and the
publlo generally that behas retoraed from the
But with hit new stock of fell and .winter
goods* HU itoek oonsUtt of the latest styles
of cloths, caailosres and vestings, selocted
from the latest importations. ■ Gentlemen de
siring* peat fitting gnrment, end nt prices
lower than at any Other tailoring establish
most In thaclty, would do well to give him! en
early cell. Samuel Graham, merchant tailor,
Ho. M Market street, one door from Third.
Tan horrors' of war can be greatly Smlti
gated by that sovereign remedy, HoUniray V
Ointment, as it will eore onv wound, however
desperate,it 1 bcr %ell ‘robbed around the
wounded Mrts, and they be kept thoroughly
covered with it, A pot of Ointment should
betneveryman’s knapsack. Only 25 eenu
perphfc ( , • '/ • - •* ; 227
Gift Book Btobk<— A fresh supply of those
splendid. Photograph Albums just received at
the Gift Book Store, 118 Wood street, j For
sale at greatlyrredveed.prioes, and a valuable
gift worth, from, fifty cenU toonehnndred
dollars given with each. : \ i J
• Honoa to the propertyowners of thU city
is hereby 'gifeo, tnat any repairs needed about
their houses will be done promptly, if they
leave their order at Cathbert's Carpenter and.
Joining Shop, on Virginia alley, just above
Bmithfield street.-
.• Oxvncs Cilia will be taken at theOmnlbns
office, No. 405 Liberty street, day or night.
All orders left at the above place will be
promptly . All calls most bepald
in advance..';!'..' ~ Om
;A Disnsrar.—Dr. C;BM, No.244>Penn it.,
attends to all bnuohas of the Dental profes
sion." r t
BOT£SBHBL~Oa October 13th, 1862 at Hospi
tal near AntieUm.baUl».fisld,P£Tßti BOTUBB.
MBL,fete a sneaker of . Company G, sth Begtment
Pem&yltnnlaßcserve Corps.
The deceased, although very younj In years, was
ammgrtjhsfirittosheuldsr amnihstfor hi*conn,
try. rt*pected ty Uj fallen t comrades,
be sbatvd all tbeir tcQs end-dengersfrom the organ,
itatlea of she regiment entu the fetal .field er An*
tletMfc* Be wu with tistsgiment at the battle if
BrainwriUa, and In all the bloody battles and des*
perata. engigeinents of our glorious Pennsylvania
Beeerveson the Pealssnla, and fubsctftantly. In
thebattle of Antis tarn be received the wounds which
prrtuced death,and file body now lies near the field
where bis blood irsaylaldad as a glorkms sacrifice for
our country. Thus another noble yontb Is added to
tba borafteo victims of a fiendish rebellion. a.
.BBWHOB6T— In Bbarpebnrg, Md., Bov. 4,1802,
J. BIDDLg, son of Blcbard end Elisa Dewfcent, In
the 21st year of bis age.
. His Amend will 'take place on Vimv, at 1 o'clock
p.m-, from the reel den ca of his parents, on Troy
BUI. Carriages will leave Bobert Valraan's, en tbs
owner of Seventh and flmltbflold streets, Pitts*
burgb,andCkarlraLiTery fitabls, Sandusky street,
AH*gheoy,'ail2?4 o'clock. ' .
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THEATRE.
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laaa.
■ . Benefit and last appearance of Hr. OOULDOCK.
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•-C sV-’-r Wpitaraled* \.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
OUR BPECIAL DISPATCHES
[Special Dispatch to tbs Pittsburgh duetts.]
Washington Cut, Nov. 0,1862.
RtmOBBO CABINET CBAXOSB.
The surmise that Governor Morton, of In
diana, is likely to succeed Secretary Smith in
oase of Smith's appointment to the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Judge Hunting
don, of Indiana, is entirely erconeoas. Gov
ernor Morton says pnblioly that he has not
for a moment entertained any suoh idea, and
that be would not, ander any circumstances,
accept a Cabinet position. His business here
is entirely confined to official matters connect
ed with the operations of tbo war. He is on
the Upper Potomao to-day.
APPLICATIONS POB BOUNTY,
Up to the Ist of November there have been
ander the eetof July 14th, 3,786 application*
from invalids in the army, and $,258. on be
half of deceased-soldiers by widows, mothers,
wives and sisters ; from the navy, 132 appli
cations from Invalids, and 727 from widtms,
mothers, Ao. I <
NSW YORK ELECTION,
Thai Republicans have a majority of six in
esoh branch of the New. York legislature, and
are therefore sure of the Senator.
DEATHS IN'HOSPITAL.
The following deaths of Western soldiers
have oocurred here: Lyman Sheldon, Co. C,
6th Wisconsin; Wm. Sheen,Co.G, 61st Ohio;
W. FrofcefeHer, Co. E, 19th Indiana; John
Piers, Co. K, 19th Indiana.
1 OSS. BOOXIB’
Is able to walk and even to take a short ride
on horseback. He is quite able to assume a
large command.
CAPTUBSS.
A scouting party; from Gen. Sigel, ander
Captain Keonig, reached Upperviile on Tues
day, where they found Gen. McClellan's ad
vance. On their return they captured a Quar
termaster of. Geu. Ewell's division, and two
men belonging to a brigade of Virginia cav
alry, whioh had. recently passed through
White Plains,and a Major of the brigade
was captured by McClellan.
TBB TOWN OP BATMABXBT BUBSBD.
An Orderly, from Gen; Sohurs division, was
fired npon twice from a bouse in Hajmarketi
In retaliation the soldiers burned the town to
the ground. General Slgel has ordered a
thorough investigation into this aot of incen
diarism.
PERSONAL.
Cassius M. Olay will probably go beck to
Russia.
Gen. Hunter's trunk was broken into a day
or two since, at the hotel, but the thief was so
hurried that he got nothing. He threw aside,
in baste, in old stooking in whioh was one
thousand dollars in gold.
VHI. MILITANT COinilflßleN.
The Military Commission, of which Gen.
Hunter is President, is dissolved. The Court
will be reconstituted without Geq. Hunter,
who returns to the Department of tho Sooth >
or Gen. Augur, who goes back to bis division
in the Army of the Potomac.
Washington, Nor.6.—lnformation from the
front, this morning, is tofbe offset that Col.
Windham, o! Bayard's cavalry, had a spirit
ed engagemehtyesterday, at New Baltimore,
with the cavalry and four pleeet of artillery
of the rebel force at Warrenton. Their num
bers were about equal to bis at'the- time, say
fifteen hundred strong. After a stout resis
tance, he drove the enemy clear off In the
direction of their main body, which occupied
the town of Warrenton.
Goa. Sickles, last evening, returned from
making a reoonnolssa&oo In force os the front,
baring penetrated as far as CattTett’a Station,
driving in the seoau and pickets of the rebels
back on ,WazrentoxL Junction, where the
enemy are.nbt.eappoied to be in much foreo.
Wasbixqtox, Nor. 6,—Within the last ten
days, or since tbo State commenced acting
upon applications to be released from the
military draft, on the ground of alienage,
several hundred cases hare been decided.
This business Is promptly transacted. The
larger number of the applications'are made
through foreign consuls,'and are in the nature
of appeals from the Commissioners conduct
ing the draft. Tho’questioni thus arising are
determined recording to the evidence.
The Acting Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue, 0. F. Kite, Esq., has recently answered
an enquiry as follows:
The law requires that stamps should be
used oh proprietory articles after the Ist of
September, hut it was found Impraotioable to
supply the steeps by that date;,hence manu
facturers of proprietory articles were Instruct
ed to keep account after tbo Ist of September,
and to make return to this office ofall such
goods sold or removed wiihbut stamps, to
gether with a sum equivalent to the amount of
the stamp tax upon them. .
It is expeoted thaiovery-manufacturer of
proprietary articles will comply with the
spirit of these instructions.
The Monitor, having been thoroughly re
paired, and her armament rendered more ef
fective, will probably leave here on Saturday.
Acting Master Wo. B. Downs has been or
dered to the command of the bark Bestless, off
Pori Royal. '
Fiom California.
- Nsw Yoax/Oot. 4.—A message was tent
between four and' five o'clock this afternoon
tothe 'Associated Press of California, oom
posed of the San Frasoiseo SuUttin and Alta,
and the Sacramento Union, It went direct
from this city to San Fraudsoo. Thefollow
ing answer was received between six and
seven o'clock this evening, being telegraphed
direct from Ban Franeisoo- to New York with
repetition. The distance is 3,500 miles, being
the largest circuit ever worked.
Sax Fxaxoieco, Nov. 0 th, 2:15 r. u.—A
heavy rain fell last night, being the first' of
the season. The weather is unsettled to-day.
Thermometer 61 degrees.
The steamer Sonora, with advices from
New York, to October 11th, has not yet ar
rived, but she is a slow boat, and no fears are
entertained lor her safety.
Subscriptions Jo the patriotic* fond are stilt
coming In, and the State will probably make
a contribution of $50,000 more.
A testimonial is to be made to the family of
the late Col. Robert Uathewion, of the Third
New York regiment, which wIU be worthy
of the State. Bis remains will be received
here/and conveyed to Holdsburg with full
military honors. i ' k
The cavalry company for New York is
nearly full. 1 ,
Treasury notes are Quoted at 85@90e.
special order.
Haxbubuxo, Nov. 6.— The following spe
cial order has Just been issued by the War
Department: j 1
Brigadier General Andrew' Porter is as
signed to command in the State of Pennsyl
vania, and will also execute the duties: of
Provost Marshal General.
Brigadier Generals J. N. Palmer and E. R.
S. Oanby are assigned to the command of the
oamps of drafted men at Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh respectively.
By order of the Secretary of War.
• I». Taoiufl, AdJoUnt General;
From st. Itodia.
- St. Looifl, Nor. fc-Z.lrat.-001.- Franklin
A. Diok, of this city, has been appointed
Provost Marshal of this District by General
Cortls, eioe Col. G&rftt, resigned. Col. Biok
entered upon his duties this afternoon.
General. Fremont, having obtained pefmla
•ion from the Court Martial Jko visit New
York, left for thateity this morning, and will
probably return in a few days;
• > Delaware flection.' i
WiLMiKOTOH, Del., Nov, official
vote of Delawafe shows that Cannon, the
Union candidate for Governor, is elected by
UlmsjorUv.
Temple, the Democratie caadidate for Cou
gress, is elected by S 3 majority.' •
UiliS, <)t Pi. wiub, p.|a
From Kentucky.
Louisville, Nov. 6.— The Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Is taking freight to Miteh
eUvlUe. It is supposed that the entire road
will be in running order by the 14th insu
The rebels are reported as having crossed
from Tenneise*,:with a large foraging train,
into Whitcly county, Ky., to forage in that
county and alAng the Cumberland river.
Sups are being taken to prevent this outrage
on the loyal mountaineers, to stop the rebels
from procuring their subsistence in Kentucky,
end to stop the contraband trade in the State.
A man calling himself John W. Leo, from.
Knoxville, Tenn., pretending to be a loyal
man, has heen arrested by General Boyle.
He had over one hundred thousand dollars
with him, which was taken, and is held for
the action of tbo authorities at Washington.
Lee says the money belongs to loyal parties
in Augusta, Go. The military authorities
think there is something fraudulent or wrong
in the matter.
• Gen. Boyle has sent to Cairo, for transpor
tation to Vioksburg, seventeen hundred robel
prisoners espturod by Gen. Buell, and will
send thither, about one thousand more.
From Gen. Sigel’s Commands
Gainesville, Nov. 6, via Washington,
Nov. 6.—Gen. Bigei has so far recovered as
to be able to visit Thorouglifaro Gap to-day.'
Cars ran on tho Manassas Railroad to White
Plains, beyond the Ball Ran range.
The affair of? the conflagration at Hay
market is being thoroughly investigated by
Provost Marshal Robinson, of Sigers Corps.
Several wituesses were examined to-day, but
no decision was arrived at.
All Is quiet along the left wing of tho Army
of the Potomao to-day.
Death of Gen. Jameson,
Bangor, Me., Nov. B.—-Gen. Charles H.
Jameson died at his residence, at Old Town;
to-day. He has been falling in health since,
the battle of Fair Oak).
New York Election.
Nov. 6.— The Atlas and Argus’
figures, to-night, givo a majority ot 11,900 for
Seymour. The Assembly will stand 65 Dem
ocrat* to 63 Republicans. This is the full vote..
Markets by Telegraph*
Baltimore, Hot. o.—Floor quiet; Ohio extra At
96 4406 50. Wheel steady; white $1 8001 w). Rod
rod at 41450162. Corn doll; white at 973071 e;
yellow at 7l@T2c. Whisky firm at
Philadelphia, Nor. C—Noon—Flour Is dull, end
I.COObbU sold for tblpment at 96 23 for euperfine.
and 9? 50 for extra family. Receipts end stocks are
tmelL Bye Flour steady at 95 60, end Corn Meal
et $8 50. There la e fair demand for Wbe*t: salaa of
8,000 bush or red et 91 40, end white at 91
00(9175. lire range* irotnOOo to 91. Corn Is In fair
demand; 3,ooo’huth yellow sold at 73. Oatststeedv
at SOgiOc. Sales of 10,000 both or Barley eT 91 60
Clovaneed sells firm at 96® 0 25, and Flaxseed at 92
CO. Provisions am dull and prices nominal. Odffee
Is ante tied; tales or Bio at 20®30c, Whisky firm
at 5D&400.. “
New Toax, Nov. IL—Flour 5o better. Wheat ad
vanced lc. Corn firmer. Pork doll. Lard quiet
Whdtkj sells at S7cj The tales of Flour this morn
log amounted to IL&OObblt., atibe fbllowine Driees:
flute 5,66®5,75, Ohio 6,7636,80, Southern Om 30,65,
Wheat advanced 2(32c.; tales of 15,000 bush, • 191,14
01,22 for Chicago tipring, t 1,2101,29 for k Uwau
kee Club, and for.Bod Western, Corn
firm; 60,000 buah. »W at 67®73c. Beef quiet; Fork
keaTy. Lard dull at 05£®l$£c.
Hew Tose, Nov. o—Bvealnf.—Cotton firm tt-60)d
®C2c- flour edranepd Sc; sales or bbU; flute
sold at $5 6605 75; Ohio at $8 7500 85, and South
ern at 96 4506 65. Wheat has advanced 2c; eel— of
806,000 bush at $1 M@l2B for Chicago Spring; il 2ia
l 29 for Milwaukee Club, and |l Ss®l 39 ibr US
Western. Corn adeanoed lc; nlesof 00,000 both at
71073 c. Beef dull. Pork heavy. Lard steady at
IfrfelOfrc. Whisky firm et 37c. 1
a BULGEh, ;
■anofoclsrer of efery dceoriptka of
WTJSs JST ITU K, E.
80. 45 4MITBFISLD STBfiJBT.
PiTTSßuaan.
A full aeeortoeut ttf PITT&DUBQB UAHUFAC
TUBED FUUSiTURS constantly on hand, whlcfc
we will Mil et thepiwest price* for GASP.
tulfclvWKl*
ORPHANS’ COURT. SALR--Bv vir-
V/ tne cf en order bf-ike Orpheus' Conrt of 'Alle.
gheny County, there Will be expoeed to Public Bole,
on the premlsef, on Sandusky street. Fourth Ward,
Allegheny City, cn SATCBDAT. Not. 29th, 1862,
at Lo clock |L m., that piece of ground, consisting
<a three adjoining vacaat lots, described as tollows,
to wit: Berfnnrng |on tho east tide ntfleodusky
«treefc-at the dlsteecrbf foet north
tram Zseacockrmt, and running thencAnoTthwXrd
ly by 6andn*ky etroet sixty six (W) feet: these*
eastwordly one huodr»d (too; feet, to an aller. tkence
southerly by said alley sixty-six (CO) ft*;; thence
westwardly one hundred (100) feet toBaodoaky street
—being lots marked Nos. 348, 319 end 849)4 Is Wm.
Robinson, Jr.’i.plan of the subdivision of ouMot
No. 39 in the Bc«erve tract.
The above will be sold either a* a whole, or 1a
three seperatelole 0f ; 23 feel Croat each on Sendoky
etreeti and extending back one bandied feet te said
alley, u m»y lest salt porckasere. Am a whole. It 1*
a gjod site for Fou dry, Carpenter Shop, Planing
Otll, or otb*r public building, baring the Canal
along one tide and aia alley in the rear; while ite
nearness to the Allegheny Market, and central loca
tion, tanks It a deeirable locality Cor private dwell*
Inge
Tams—Cash, on confirmation of sale.
AHN KABSMAN, Administratrix.
ccd;2awdawM*
niMBBAVINQB INSTITUTION. No.
JL/ 110 SKtrvrjsU) fiTaasr, (oppoelte the Coe tom
Hons*),
Chartered fey -the Legislator*.
orncus:
President—JAMZß PABK, Je.
Wm. H. smith,
John F. Jennings,
Tbo*. D. Menter,
Thoe. 8. Blair,
Francis Sellers,
Henry Lloyd.
IL r.'Badd,
A. Belaetnoa,
Joaba* Bhodea,
Jecobßtockrntb,
Al«x. Bradley,
Alfred Slack.
raosTKxst .
Jo* lab King, ; 10. Z,ag. O. H. Wolfl *
A. 8. Bell, Joa.lMlwurtb, R. D. Cocbraa.
B.fi. Towler, W. A. Bood,. Wm. Smith,
J. W. Wood well, B. 0. Scbmerts, Q. B. Jouca.
F. Baha, 0. W..Blck*Uoo, B. JT. Jodw,
J. £l. Tieraan, 8. H. Hartman, W. H. Fbaloa,
B. M. Long, B. J. A&doraoa, 0. B. Homo.
Jaa. W. Cuter. l>. K. McKinley. W. Ihmaea
Secretary and Trcaaarar—D. £. ITJUSTLKy.
Open dally, from 9 a. m. to Bp. m. i Alto, Tuesday
and Saturday eTenlngv, from « to 8 o’clock.
Deposits received of. ONE DIME and upwards.
Dividends declared In December and Jana of each
7«ar.
Dividends allowed to. remain an placed to tbs
credit of the depositor as' principal, and bear Inter*
set. thus oompoandlnx It.
Books containing Charter, By-Law>, Ac., famished
at the office. *
••"This Institution offer*, especially to those per*
eons wboee earnings are small, the opportunity to
accumulate, by small deposits, easily saved, a stun
which wUI be a reeoarco when needed, their money
not only being safe, hot bearing interest, Instead of
re&ainimi unproductive. mvafelystnaei
QKUDK OIL FuK WALK—In Iota”of
from 600 to 1500 barrsls, that has been In tanks 'all
summer, and stands st abont 40° gravity,
In-jnire of NATDOB A SMITH, Diamond Oil
Works, or at the offlee of SMITH, PABK A 00
• ocflitto ; •
AND JLIMJS,
At tbs EXOELSIOB COAL TABD,
MABIOH AVENUE, in front of the Feoitsatlary,
Allegheny City.
aya&nenm-Cn
T'iA-NDKiilO-N UOtFiSK— A fresh bud
■L/ ply Jtut recclrod; tbs beat aobatitute for Bio
Coffeeltt Hie, for iile ready roatted and around, at
22 ceati per poumdj by ■
, , „ JNO. A. ESKSHAW,:
corner Liberty and Hiod gtreat*.
isw BltuK Wills AT i'LOUK, the
flr.« of tho toown, Jmt recoind ud pot op la
5? *“.? V 5 B - ■“*•* for '“oily <u»,foruU« otlho
FostlyQrcceryStoreof
JOHN A. ILKNSHAW,
nos eornor Llbortyonif Hoad otrecto.
IpKJSHH CANTON FiIKhEiIVEU GLN
au reodred ona forloot tb» FomUy Groan
Store of JOHN A. MNBUAfIV 7
poo conur Llbtrtrm Hwi wrwu.
QUBbTii'UTJU —Any person in w*nt
IC? of an ablo-todled min, not liable to the drift.
«m find one b/ addrmlng BUDSTUffTI/GAtmi
o|,,r p l - J nt>6:gtd
gU BtiTITIITJd —A ny pereon' in want
of one cia be supplied by addreeslog "A," Box 707,
Pittsbnrsb Poit Office,
;a BAUd TiSNM HSamK TlfiA NUTS
’ v in store end for tile by
HEYMEB A BROS.. -
Noa. 128 and IZB Wood t%rmU
TWiUA KUBBKK HAVKLUKB—
X other sapply jost rboeirtd et 2d eod 2S BU<
tttwt. J in PHtLLII
\]Uft 1, 2 und 3 MAUKiSKEL A
Xl wnrmisn Id store Ibd for Mb by
ocg» . - j JOHN B. OASVrtL
\f ANIULAKUBii— I3U - coils, aaeorted
■UXili-s, for sale to the trade at Hew >ctk prices,'
at lit tea ter street, ahbra the ttwnbogahsla brJdire.
■•••..•••• I‘ QgQ.B.JOHBBI
GTUAW-CU'lU’liKß-iIS in store and
NJ will be sold cheep, (o bey stomse. <. .•
OCBO tBArAnDICgTYhCO.
LOUWVJUuLIi
V-V «s©*• cad tar tala bj -.' j ‘r -
' ’ • ; i JOBS U. OJLStULtK
Vlit—iXHt bamla Xus 1 tot
; Bini B. oouubi. .
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PITTSBURGH MARKETS.
t StporUi ipeCiaSf for tie P Uttbvyl Gasatt*.\
Toumdat, Not. 6.—The market for moot of the
leading articles continues very firm end price*, gen
•rally, ere very firm with en upward tendency.
There *h considerable excitement In grocerieeegetn
end a* will be seen below another ad rente has been
established on coffee.
OBllN—Wliett Is rather doll though prices re*
main unchanged; Wo contlnne to quote red from
wagon at $1,15, and $1,20 for white. CornU a shade
firmer and may be quoted at G2c from depot, and Gsc
from store. Barley is unchanged, though a 'decline
Is expected before long; we continue to quote at $1,22
for prime spring and foil. Bye is In demand at 7u to
75c. We continue toqnote Oats at 46 to 50c for new
and eld from first bands, and 55c from store.
GROCERIES—*The grocery market is again excited
and unsettled and it is almost impossible to give cor
rect quotations. Sugar may be quoted at 11 to 12e and
Uolasaes 66 to 68c. Coffee baa advanced to 31332 c
and some holders were asking higher figures.
FLOUB—There is bat little doing in flour though
tho market is firm at the old quotations. Extra Is
selling from store at go to $0,12 and Extra Family
$6*60(30,76. Bye Flour le steady at $5,1036,15.
PROVISIONS—There appears to be but little in* •
qulry for Provisions, but prices are fully maintained.
Sale of 3000 lbs Shoulder* at 6J£@Be and 1000 lbs
Plain Hams at 10c; Sugar Cored Hams ar firm at
@l3c. There is no change In Lard or Mess Pork. 41
OlLS—There is a continued good demand for crude
and prices are still advancing; sales on, Wednesday
of coo bbls In bulk at 16%: 477 in this at 17c, and 600
bbls to-day (Thursday) at 18, and $2 for bbls. Befined
also Is firm with a demand equal to the supply; sale
of 200 bbls white, free, at 45c, and 25 bbls do at 50—
$2 for bbls.
WfllSKT—ls firm with a sals of 50 bbls raw
37%c, Common is held at 36%337c.*
CHEESE—SaIe of 100 boxes prime W. B. at 10%c
ind 26 boxes Hamburg at 11c,
VENISON—SaIs oflO saddles at 10c per pound.
APPLES—unchanged; tale of 80 bbls at $2,00 and
72 bbls at $232,25.
SALT—is still held firmly at $3,75 per bbl for No.
1 Extra.—s 4 in the small way.
Allegheny Cattle Market. -
Tbuosoat, Nov. C—We hardly know what to aey
about the market for cattle. It has been so extreme.
Iy bad that it would be worse than folly for ns to
attempt to make our readers befievo It poialbt* that
cattle couldsell in any civilized load as IoJ as they
hare here thie week. The principal csusi of this
over suppyi* owing to the Impossibility of getting
stock snipped farther East. The governidm con
tractors have the exclusive use of the railroad East
of this, and they use It to its full capacity,[and It la
useless for regular shippers to apply tor care. While
we are now writing, there are 1100 head of govern*
ment cattle waiting for care, beside saver*! hundred
horses. Fair prices fur cattle need not be expected
as long ae this state of things continue, which must
be ior some works to come. , ;
There were 23t»Jbead offered, of which number
•bout 1630 were sold, the prices renrlox from e 1.50
to $3,25 per c.t Sow lm
weeks prices and more than 60 cents below any week
l°r There were many lots of cattloieU
at $1,50 per cert, that would bare-readily acid two
weebt ago at and much of this class oMfeht'
stock is still In the pens, and cannot flod buyera at
any prloe. If bought by shippers they caunot nt
P*7lug.*2Qp*r ton for hay, doe* Kt,
p*F to food here long. We would advise our friends
in the country to keep their stock at bom* at what*
ever cost, rather thab bring them here and sell at
pricee to which they will be forced to submit.
Bog, caution, to **>d itaul Md th. erica of
ut wak wcr. InUj mitaWlMQ, Thm mm ssoo
Prtca noglag
from perewt groa-lb. Utter «gnrosii;
f.r prim. bay. TOIu bap Bill kU mfuaw
.t wliet woola aetm low pilcea In compvlioa with
prim.ha.7oQa, ’
saw.
Theoffcrtngs during the week were light, though
apparently equal to the demand, which continue
Ikilted. dome tttaUiqU were told at an average of
about which is much less khan they wcuidhave
brought some weeks ago. \ " 1
Ti™Za* CC ?.Thf Porl Totorxaa, SUrjUad,
Times ssyt. This crop is now secure, end well fur
" i 6 ** ““• »ro.l >=•* tbown the
*bUck flag la bold itjlo, ud will elf •bo q<urt«r.
IbotobrcOT crop, though .lull U,Urg.«noogb «t
present prices, to prove quite remunerative if they
continue. , •
{raoM Aiax. 8. Xaciax's Oit Ciacouß.}
rpT ,. 1. *£ T ** POOL > October 18,1861
hmH^STw 1 ® toa * Who would have
believed that sbeh a price was either possible or
probable in Mot last, when the article wuadrug in
4*» with scarcely a friend to paymore
than the freigoL What aangulntneai would not
have been chided that premised such resairet iium
SffiSS'“Mfts* S JnSXS/ESu!!u.“2
with • stock of hnly <OOO casks, and the consuming
season jnst beginning ? Caned Iso $l3. . *
■?!“ far lh * *«* two weeks are over
2000 casks at •«, 2d to2e4d, 2* 6d to 2s Cd being now
the lowest quotations. Really white 2d above these
quotations. The qualities that are at present* com
ing over call for. the highest commendation the
pdntof ignition being over 100 degreee.7nd there!
bUL * Ee *” n * th * r * <lnlremBnU ° ! lh * kOTermiMut
itsm” 14 ?® ? r««MC»aa Bjulkoss, Nor 5
IlerbCTt;7 onions, 34 bbls
flcnr, Atwell, Leo i co; 300 bbla floor, D WeUscet 66
do do J 8 Liggett A co; 9 bbls beens, 7 iki potatoes,
t-bb* bwxio, i hegUrd, Adam Ltppert; IOObbU floor
culp ABhepordja bbls vinegar, 3 ban onions, frank
Voogurder.3B bdls chain, FrankWalkec; esTki
BUod,e>iJ8 Uod , e>i JF 3 iki potatoea, Bms Grove;
fv iff* !??& u “ °°nn«Hjri 40 do do Uackebwn
ALlnhart, 100 do do Jones A LaoghUns; 32 bbla an
pit*, Jaa A fataer; 429 ikt wheat, B T Kannada 4
rltfi 24 ATO 8 8 6 roll" leather, B £*l
cell 4 co, 30 bbla floor, J 8 DU worth 4 cos 78 do do J
S «SW>° °U HutebtoSS SS; MdSdi
North American OUco; 190 bbla floor, Blmneon 4
Knox. j
ftTraaonon, Ft. Wats* a Csicaqo Kauaoid,
?f?' sora»5 ora » D Wallace; 2 can barS/Joth
hi? **! do 185 do do DBGal*
*•?’ 38 J*15aa, JooII Balaton; 16 bxa Ink, Key 4 co*
* flbl * , doD A Fahneatock 4 co: 40 bbla whitvV,
Schmidt; 8 roUa leathar,J Uerdman; 21 aka ran, EB
Godfrap; 104 do* brooms, 8 It wart 4 co, 4 bbufpnjt*.
2 ska potatoes, 0 Blade? 1 bb! lard, 1 do bacon, a£
U#rroa * f°» 140 bags wheat, Wm Bing-
Um, 3 can metal, Jaa Woods; 30 aka corn, A 1 Hie.
«*wi£ ««». W P Bums l car bi2,?j ftirtof:
ton; 30 bbla lard oil, B A Fahneatock 4 co* 1A hn
•Mp, J S Dllworth 4 co; 180 bbla flour, Colp A SUep^
niVEB HSTTERS.
Xho river laaalna about at a aland, with thirty
inchea on Gian House. The weather, yesterday, wu
cloudy and wlnterish, with ’lndications of inow.
Business fa almoat tospended at tbo wl arf, thero
beiog no arrivals or departures beyond the regular
dally packets, j The CapUola got In from Wheeling
about noon yeatarday, with a light trip. She returns
again to-day at 11, a. m.
The Emma Graham may ha expected from Zanea
tiUa oa Sunday night, and wfll return again on
Tuesday, at 4, p. m. Tbsre Is an immense amounted
freight to the MusUngnm Valley awaiting to come
forward, and wa predict tor the Graham a very brisk
and p.'ofltable season.
The New Cottage, Capt. j. G. Saint, Is announced
*0 lean for Cbctonatl on Baturday, Balog of vary
Ught draught, pamengan and shippers can rely on
the Cottage going through with diipatch.
The Wheeling luUßigeMir says that Capt. Dicker
!£tdty. #Whlt * Eo^wm fonnerly a drayman In
Onr Clndonatl exchangee, of yesterday! con tala no
**c*P4 thaTtha rim is
rising, wltn four fret tour Inchea in ths channel- *
WeobacrTo that tbe'Olnctoaatl Oonmaxial has
practice of taking rtTef Items from this
s*^*fK* cr^tto«t twaametotha Pest This may
beaUrigbt,hntwe M c«n , tae«lt,” -
JAKISBBHO.
The Latest Market Reporta by Mail,
_ CcicnntAti, Not. s.—The .Floor market opened
w.
. There las doll Hog market to-day, and Vary little
test *4Wfm- all thismonth!
1M lb£ at W2* hWird ° f WM 800 averaging
Provisions—Nothing dona la Mr*a Pork. Thera
wloms inquiry tor Bacon Shoulder*, and wa on
-5°»«••. Nothing dona
ra Bulk Uuta Green Meats dull. Sides sold at Ac,
andgama at BJje. Lard dull; TflO tea add at Oa, dS
lrterod next m nth. Butchers'la offered at 9 eta to
packages and Sttolooee.
Thera waa an Improved demand to Wheat to-day,
chiefly, however, from shipper*, and the advance
•aked yeatarday was aaubllsbed, the market dosing
»t«fp7 at 9&3|1 for prime rud. and ilOwailOfor
uttUana or Ohio white. Kentucky white Is general
ly held at f 115. The local miliars hare withdrawn
from the marker, refusing to pay more than too fbr
red aud fl 00 fbr while. The'aalea reported were:
300 buih red at 300 do do at 08c, and do
prime at $1 to. *
The demand, tor Barley la Ism active and prices are'
lower, closing at *l23® 180 tor spring, and #lB5 tor
prime toll. The sales reported were: t,400 bushels
i >rime &U at f! 35, and 1,800 dd da spring on private'
tema. . *
8 TJ&AjWa OmSTS.
TJ OK CINCINNATI— The fJCSfe^
i. fln* steam it OOTTAGK No. 2, OfStdafflU
3 O. Balnt, will Iravt as above on 84 rDiu>4Ju «-a
Inst, at 10 a. ms For might er pwsata
heard or to JOHN IlTIc, Agent-
D BOULAB WBBKirY iJKLb
Av rrTTnrnti rirTTT Tii i|tfaiffit
new and baautttolp— ngtr •teuDkr'uU(AaS
IIAM, Capt. Monroe Ayeat. leans FMhugh for
ZanoariUe XYKBT
Betumtof,iKves EastotSle KTIBT TBIDAT, m 8
•t uplycg hari ex to*
L B, iniiurafiOft, iittli; MAmk ‘
. . •.ca.> »w
/■ L. ' ... .7. . _ '
Imports by River.
j *MuroB.
QECON D LOT of
Ohand pianos ABB UELO-K9BKH
DSOHS.—BEAL BARGAINS.—a\J 84Jfj fl
Bosewood 6% octave Piano, round coraen, made by
ChickeringA6ons, only 2% yearsoU,a vrreflne
iMtreiH.n* ] , fqro
A Bosewood octave Piano, same as the above 200
A Bosewood j6££ octave Piano,Chickericg A Sou,
about 4 years old. In first rat* condition,*..—— 185
A Rosewood <% octave Piano, made by ficho*
maker, Philadelphia, a goo 3 Piano , 150
A Bcsewood 6 octave Piano, iron frame, made
bv Haliet, Davis A Co., In good order— ... 140
A Bosewood 6){ octave upright Piano, by
Gilbert, Breton—, a.—...—— 125
A Ushrgasy 6 octave Piano, made by Stodart
A Co., a very good Instramant— 120
A Habogany 0 octave Plano, New York makua. 85
A Walnut 6 octave Piano, Lea5e...—....... a—... 76
A Usbogtny 6 octave Piano, Loud A Bro—. 46
A Mahogany 6}{ octave Piano..—2f
A Mahogany 6 octave Pieno tTt^.-fT .. t . T „ r .. T .„, 20
A Bote wood 5 octave Plano style Melodeon, mado
by Mason A Hamlin, m good m Ti*w-.-r...„„ 70
A Boiswood 6 octave Plano style Melodeon, made
by Carhardt 00
A Boeewood 6 octave' Portable Melodeon,
br Carhardt—ccsi/17A._ ~ 36
For tale by JOHN B. MELLOB,
po6 81 Wood street.
T ONOON EXHIBITION PRIZE
JKJ MEDAL PIANOB, mado by STEINWAY A
BON6, of New York. These instruments took a
first class Prise Medal, in competition with two
bundled and eighty Pianos, from all parti of Europe
and America. They are thus proven to be
THE BEST PIANOS IN THE WORLD. “
A choice supply of these unrivalled Inftrumenti
now receiving ana on hand.
'« H. A LEBER * 880., 53 Fifth Street,
0c23 Bole Agents for BtelnwayVPf«nn«.
riIWOHUNDRED ANiTfIPU’V KAbY
,i VOLUNTARIES AND INTEBLODES, for the'
Organ or Melodeon. By John Znndel, organist and
conductor of music in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
New York Price $1 50 i
no* OHABLOTTE BLUHE, No. 43,Fifth aL
riIHE PSALTER—A collection of Sa-
X ered Music; arranged in three end four pirta.
Price 60 cents. OHABLOTTE BLUfiIE,
Po 3 43 Fifth etreet.
ABa AND TENOR UJtfLIMS just re-
MlwJ tiT JOBS H. MELLOB.
PKKSH KKUlTa.—Kaisina and Kiga
JL just received and for sale by
BEYUEB A BROS., ;
I2S and 128 Wood street.."--
wjutts.
TirANTED IMMEDIATELY—Anoth-
Tv *r good OUTTEB, one who has a business ac
quaintance in Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
ao4:lwaM J. L. OABNAQHAN, Allegheny.
VI7ANTED—Iien with from $5O to
•TT $l,OOO, to make a fortune by purchasing State
and County Bights fog the $3 Washing Machine, $1
Clothes Wrltger and $1 Road and City Feed Bag.
Apply, for three days, to J.-p. REED, fit. Clair
Hotel; after which address T. FIBLKR, No. 30,
S’oth Third street, Philadelphia. n63:Std
{ tA AAtt f^iWO.—Wanted to bor-
VXfVvvtow for two yean or fire years, the
spot* sum, secured on improved real estate near the
city line, of mere than three times that value. In*
tere\t will be promptly paid, as agreed; principal
when due, with no trouble to the lender. Adver
tiser would like to have a proposition stating rate of
Interest, through Post Office Box 185, which
have prompt attention. This might he a good in
vestment for a Guardian, Executor of aneitote, or
trust funds of any description. noS
US.
JJAILEY, FARRELL & CU,
129 FocaTH fiTKXXT, OIOTK fiwtnrTTßT.n;
»
PLDMBEBB,
GAS AND
STEAM FITTERS.
PUMPS, suitable for Farms, Oil Refine*'
ries, end other purposes, on
hand* and furnished at abort
notice.
CAST IRON AND WOODEN SINKS,
put up In the most desirable mann»r.
GAS FIXTURES on hand and to arrive short!
A large assortment of BBS S 3 WORE on
and for sale on reasonable Unas.
fTUilfi RAILWAY TiMK-KEKFKR,
X ••PyUUy adapted for Army salts.' Good imita
tion gold; will run and keep excellent time; have
fancy colored hands and beautifully engraved hui«,
the letter, standing to relief. This is* one of the
most taking noveltiee of the day, and should retail
at prices from tptntyflv* to eighty-dollar* each.
Xh«7 are furnished toy the case, containing six of
different designs, as follows: Engraved, per esse of
half doaeo, $33 00. Engraved end etectro-glldsd,
perreseof halldozen,assorted, S3AO9«. Engreved,
superior, per case of half doteb, asaortod, $39 <a?'
.?*? T . Bd * i °P® rlor * * nd **retroflno glided, having
au the imprerementa of the foregoing, per case, half
dozen, asaortod, $42 06. Engine-turned, same mate*
rial eases, ovser which is good sliver, heavily plated,
per case of hair dozsn, $36 00. Samples of ihe fore
going, comprising two of the first, and one ea-h of
the others, making a case of half dozon, at the regu
lar wholesale rates, $36 53. Toms, Cash. Will bo
sent to any jsrt of the leys! But**, with WU for col
lection on delivery. Buyers in the army will have
to sand poymma i» advance, ss the express companies
refoLM making collections south *rtho Potomac.
This is one of the moat saleable articles of tbs
times, and just the thing for those inclined to make
tnraey among the eoldfora. fiend in your orders
ssrly. GAIO6 E. WHEATON, Sole Importer, I
« a « ooree f Nassau and John Streets, N. Y.
P. O. Bax. 4365. Ar?tl‘i?w I
1862. MoCORD & CO. 1862.
HATS, GAPS, BTBAW GOODS.
BOHHETS AHD BHA&XB HOODS.
Wholesale and retail,
131 WOOD BTBXXT, PITTSBOBaB.
W# ax* cow receiving a uaax anDmox to our al
ready tssisii sroox of HATS, CAPS, STBAW
GOODi BONNETS, BHAKEB HOODS and PALS!
LEAF HATS.. * :
Merchant! riritlngonr city can buy
lowerprtocs than to Philadelphia or New York.
MeCOBDACO. .
Q.OUD 01UEK, ~
_4£L THE TEAS BOV2JD.
Bulphlta of Lima win preserve Cider tor any length
f time.
Übecrtow /or ilt Dm.—Take one quarter of an
ounce to every .gallon of Cider, or ten ounces of the*
Bulphlta to every barrel of forty gallons—first mix
ing it with soma Older or water. After a few days
draw off the Cider care fully into another barrel.
For sale to bottles containing arsnfficieat quantity
tor one barrel of Cider, by -
aniOH JOHNSTON, .
ocU corner tmlthflald and Fourth streeta-
OAtiai NACtil BAUtfU
Seamless Bags;
6,000 Gunny Bags;
1,000 Bombay Sacks;
2,600 large, heavy, Linen Becks;
6,000 Army, Oats and Core do;
600 Salt flacks;
For sale by
HITCHCOCK, MoOBEEBT A CO.
aal&Smls
R WlbK, ANI) LAV IN YoOR
winter etoefc of Apple* and Potatcea. Wa ex
pect to recelve, next week,
4 cer loads Potatoes;
5 do •. Apples;
6O bbls. Jsney owaet Potatoes; • \
Which we vfll tell to lots to suit.
• L Jl. TOIQg 4 CO.:
JUsTKKCNIVK—
DPJ 2000 Ibe. Choice Country Shoulder*;
®CO-.« J- m,- 81dNJ
T 6 dozen fancy Brooms;
600 tot. fresh 801 l Better;
100 bush. Heehsnnoak Fbtatoea; :
Now to stors and tor aaleby H. BIDDLE,
ocffltms No. 183 Llherty street.
UiWU.—3U bbls. large iso. 8 Mackorei;
JC 30 half bbls. •* «• 8 *•
20 qr. « /* 3 «
20 kittsextra " 1 \
• ‘ * - • 10 »• ** ** a «•
Bamlved and for sale by H.‘ BIDDLE,
ec2t:ms v • •: ' Ho. 183 Liberty Street
WING’S FABLNA ORACKEB&—
Jut reodrad a frethropply of celebrated
Cracker* for tala, by tbe barrel cr poojid, at tbe
Family Gracery Store of
! JOBS A.BEHBRAW,
oorewLlb rty and Hand atreeu.
WHOLE BAL£ PAPER WAKE*
HOUBX. ' ;
LXZTXB FAPXBB, I )'
CAP PAFKBfi,; .
■ HQTg PAPBBS, '
\ ‘ BILL PAFIBS,
I WRAPPING PAPEEA. .
i..: |> UABILLA PAPEBB.
A Urn and well assarted atbck of the be»t branft
wfli be told at loir prices fbr Caab. BeUlienwillflnfi/
it tothetrodrantagetOglveusa call. : r
.• .. f. . WBLQ. JOH2JBTOHACO., *. <
;i nygtJtawod Paper Dealers, CTWood rtraet,’"'
Steam Job ifitusi-iNu uouaK^-
Oerds, Ctrcnlsrsjfxice Lift*. BUI Heads, Poattn.
Bills Lading, Labels for Maauiscturer*, Labda’fe
*Dngglsts,aad every Usd, «t ornamental end plats
Printingj exeemed oeetlj, with dispatch, by -
i o'WILO.JOHB^S kQOi
mjaiAteweod • StcamJob Printers, CTWood st. .
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—A choice
iTitocknad UrgeTjurtaty It low price*. ; '
FoMaleby WXfc Q. JOBHSTOX ft 00„ -
my3LBUweo3 Stationers, BT Wooflrtree,r ;
J»HOTOUKAi*IIIO UAKDS, asnpcricr
Forsaleby ; WiM^JoSSIOKAOO., '
..tty2L3tawaod •■ Siatteerers. Iff Wood ct,'
rU&UU-SSQ: bale, best fipiy, to
\/isle *ll4l Water. street, above
heUhrtdga.br food) i GEO.
r'IKMBWT—4O bbto. Hydraulic Cement
VS«M»4.ti«tind«B4 foni.br "
-- <x* - MSBT &.06LIIS8.
ZEDIOiU.
jyNDSEY’B IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER,
ABPBIODUfOI
Cancer,
< Cancerous Formation*,
Scrofbla,.
Cntaneons Diseases,
Erysipelas, Boils,
Dimples on the Face,
.. Bore2yes,
Tetter Affeotions, ~
Scald Head,
Dyspepsia,
Costmness,
Old and Stnhhorn Dicers,'
Bhenmatio Disorders,'.
Jaundice,
Salt Bhenm,
Mercnrial Diseases,
General Debility,
Liver Complaint,
Lou of Appetite,
Low Spirit*,
Female Complaint*,
Epilepty or Fit*.
Paralyiia or Falsy, I
Byphilitio Siieaie* and
Ciriea oi the Bone*.
TOQBTHXB WITH ALIP&THIB BISXABKa
having thxib origin ur a dipbavkd
condition or thb blood ob oibcula-
TOBT BIBTSM. ,
i l' .?
OA3M 09 DASiML A. SOTO.
fuiuvisß, Drambv Sl, IML
Oft. O. H. K grata:—l taka pleseare in making
this voluntary statement In favor of * mediate pre
pared by yon called ‘•Lnrosxr's Blood, Saamsks."
1 had mflered lor fire years with Scro&la, which
broke ost on my head tad forehead eo as to ditflgnn
me Tety much, and. took 'off thehair whan the dis
•eaemade Its appearance; it also broke ootaa my
arm above and below the elbow, and eat Into the skin
and flesh mu to axpoee a fcaifhl sora. The (Use*, e
on my head went so for that several imsH pieces oj
bone came cat. I was very weak and low spirited,
and had given ny all hope cf ever getting weU, 1
had tried eereral ikflllhl physicians and they did me
no good. In September last, ISGI, Iwa* indued to
try “Lumen's Ixraa 'mb Blood . Suscaxm” t
most confess I had no felt a in patent medfctefc bat
after I bed mod three bottles of Blood Beanbar, the
oloen on my head and arm - began to heal. I have
now takes eight or ten bottles, and my and arm
are entirely wen except the scan remaining bam the'
eoree. I wOl also'state that I had the rhenoatlxm
nxy badin my arms and legs. The Blood Searcker
also cured the rheumatism. I am now a well man,
orar forty yean of age, and I fool aattxple and yeas?
a* I did when I wa twenty, and hara fnerauedfo
weight twenty pomade. I weald the
dboese tmmy forehead waa eo bad tfcatwbenbe
•tooped and lifted anything heavy, the blood ran cat
ofthaaore. Dr. Keyeer had a photograph taken ot
me by Ur. Cargo, the artist, after T begin to get
wall. It docs not ihowwny appearaaoa w bad as U
wu before I commenced taking the Ton
tsb tee the photograph, one of which la now la my
possession, and also at Dr. KeyeerA HO Wood street,
I «nd«- .Iwitete tk.ll twk Jltt Blppi. feotte
which was made before Dr. Keyaer commenced mak-
Inglt.' Although It helped me some, I 4id noire
oererfoat txdtil l got the kind made by Dr, Keymr
Mmealt On* bottle of hit did me more good : **«■«
two of the old. I believe it It a great deal stnsgm
and better. I have recommended the Flood flmmn
er to a great many'ofay friends ibr varloni diseases,
and I believe it has helped the whole of thee. Too
may pnbUsh thlslfyoawlah,aadl am anxfont that..
aH who are afflicted aa Iwu may oe caned. l lUvetr
this city, No. 4 Fine street, and am .employed at CM*
vQle A Anderson's Union Marble Works, 64 Waya»
■t#el* BAHIXL A. BOTD.
A BLIND MAN OBBMD.
I lire Id Sligo, at (Hinton XUS, and fcarsbean
nearly blind In both tree for nearly fear y—?«, I
called on Dr. Keyser abooi three monthsage, and
asked him to give me dlrectione to the
(or the Blind.ln Philadelphia, He tddme thstl
need net go to Philadelphia to get wen, ache had
modidnethatwonldcore me, as he »«», mjdbeee
wa»ln the blood. I was tzaeted Car ittwoor torea
tlace In the hospital tn this citj, and tm relieved,
hot my dlaeaea always returned altar a month or two
after I came out of the hospital, i. grand my die*
seat wh returning and 1 called, by the advice of a
good Mend of mine, on Dr. Keyser, who naaxartxed
my light, and ray eyea ere nearty aa well ,at ever,
Bte Doctor gave me «Idndmy*s Bleed Banshee” and
awash. DATID KZHHOLLT,
Pittsburgh, Jaly 6,180. oilntbo MBit, BUge.
. Witness—B. P. bTKutor, Andersen etnet, AD#*
ghenyOHy.
A BAD SORB LEGOUB&D.
Tmavxaa, September 18^-18£1.—I hereby certify
. thaiX haTahada eoretog yea*. It aae
covered with-akenand scree ao. that X ooold o t
work fcr nearly a year, Hy leg swelled sot hatjwss
SnabL to do 1 anything to a timer toaflaest
six months. * I tried several of the bast doctors faiths
dty, bn) wttboct any benefit; finally X called on Dr.
Keener, at Ho. .14? Wood street who only attended
me shoot two weeks, and gave ms but two bottles o<
medldns end I am' now entirety well and bare odd*
tinned well-to ctx months, ram employed at the
Cagle En gin* Hocsei on Fourth street, where aey
one can sea me. . TEOHAB PABBTLL.
WB« to get On rigid Had, a# ttersft a eoaje»
IsjMhOiwrAd ;•
Dr. GXQ. H. KSTBXB
lafr.ttawiwT . 140 W*nd rtwi.tnl, nermiM^
**gg*?V ■
fjjIHEGREAT OTRE FOR COJJBUMP-
The prrarietOr el this medldae hating taade ltt^
etndy ofyeart to ooncenttate the Uft of tbaPfm- '■
Tree into n Medicine to diseases of the Lungs and
Throat. Is now offering to enfittlnghnmhaffrrSw—-
snlt of his experience.-• This truly gnat sadwaS
itoportttes ofoarnmon tat. - "
£’SSP < ’ f
It Mlicnre BBOHCHmAv ’
U wrncore ASTHMA; v -'-f' L ‘
ii.
- PXPBIA FILLS, and If they do ant cue
- - yon, go to the agent of wftMh to''’ '
• prorhued them and •
■ jongmcnsf t -'-'‘.. , '»-« i..---
dipt ofOne Doilar, £* < v r>*r"+ ?***"**?*>*
WIBHABT, Proprirtor,
•• r tJ < *..y' ■ go.yBocthSeoond srrsel.T^*u,