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ris maf 1 "!--I r '. 1 . ----. Y r ne ,, date contained
77 , 6 FvccilW ri lLoot Assembly (0. B:),
sn „rote 0 11 : ,man some interesting
iron wgr i octstical reports of members
Asett• o wettire Churches, show that the
D ih6 c anrch, New York, under the pas
.ol4o
care of the UT. Drs. Spring, and
ocedd, has • the highest number upon its
communion roll, having 833 members. The
church ministered by the Rev. Dr. McElroy
comes next in order, having 714 members.
The church at Acadenda, has 710 members,
Then follows Dr. Rice's church in New
York, and Dr. Blackwoods' in Philadel
phia. The aural in St. Joseph, Missouri,
Rev. J. G. Fackler, has received the largest
(116) number on profession of faith, during
the past year. Next on this list is the Ger
man church in New York-104 having been
received into that church. Dr. Philip's
church of New York attained the honor of
giving the, largest contribution to any of
the boards of the church, namely $80,500
to the treasury of the Board of Home Mis
sions. The entire sum contributed by his
noble congregation to the Boards, was
$61,991. Dr. Rice's church in New York,
gave $12,180 to foreign missions. In this
roll we are pleased to see that the First
Presbyterian church in Pittsburgh (Rev.
Dr. Paxton's) gave the munificent sum of
$10,270 to the cause of education. The ar
ticle closes with an allusion in general
terms to the gratifying condition of the
pecuniary affairs of the Assembly, especial
ly-to the fact that "their is always a com•
fortable balance in the treasury at the end
of the year, and investments are constant
ly made for the purpose of securing an
augmented income in lime:to come."
—A correspondent of the Presbyter,
writes that a certain Presbyterian D. D. in
"Dixie" quoted the Declaration of Inde
pendence—after the new Southern version
—in a Presbyterian pulpit.. Speaking of
the "inalienable rights" with which "all
men" are "endowed by their Creator," were
"life, properly, and the pursuit of happi
ness."
—Rev. Dr. Shedd, assoolated with the
venerable Dr. Spring in the pastoral charge
of the Briok church, New York, it is said
he has concluded to accept a Professorship
in the New York Union Theological Semi
nary. Much regret is expressed that his
health is inadequate to the full responsibil
ity of the pastoral work,
—The Union Presbytery of the United
Synod of the Presbyterian church, South.
(N. S.) in May last' East Tennessee
adopted the following resolution: 'That
this Presbytery will neither license or
ordain, nor receive from another Presby
tery, any man who does not sympathise
with the South in her present struggle for
her independence, or who holds that slave
holding is sinful, and' ought w be abol
ished."
—The Pennsylvania Baptist Assoois
Coon meets at Salem, Westmoreland Co. Ps.
October 27th.
—=According to the English corres
pondent of the Episcopal Recorder, who
writes from Paris, twenty new Protestant
places of worship have been opened in
France during the year 1902, and a num
ber of schools have been established in dif
ferent places.
—Tho Christian Timer reports a gra -
clone work of revival in a Baptist church
in Albany, and that something like fifty
have professed conversion, several of
whom have been baptised.
—The thirty-seventh annual meeting
of the General Protestant Episcopal Sun
day School Union and Church Book Soci
ety, will be held in the city of Providence,
B. L, Cie Gth and 6th of October. The an
nual sermon will pe preached brthe Rev.
Dr. Morgan of New York. ,The sixth an
nual meeting of the Society for the Increase
of the Ministry, will take place on. the Gth
of October; in Providence 8.. L Sermon
by the Rev. A. Cleveland Cae, of Calvary
;Church, N. Y. On the 7 th of October at
the same place, the Board of Missions of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States of America, will hold its 25th
an
niversary.
—The Lord Bishop, of Winchester,
during a late visit to Aldershot consecrated
the first purely military church ever built
in England:
—Rev. Dr. Nonod of Paris well known
in this country, has long been afflicted
with throat disease, and it So reported,
there are but little hopes of is recovery.
—A correspondent of the Sunday School
1 Times, writing from Troy N. Y., where the
State Sunday School Convention woe lately
held, says fruit Is already appearing. The
work of extending Sunday Schools in den.
titute neighborhoods is the outworking of
impulses strengthened if not implanted
daring the minion of the Convention.
—At the lest meeting of the Board of
Managers of the American Bible Society, a
grant for the Sunday School Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention was made of
25,600 testaments.
—From the report of the treasurer of
_the Society "for propagating the Gospel
summate Heathen" of the Moravian China
held at Bethlehem, Aug. 21, 1883, at He
eighty-sixth general meeting, we learn the
.net capital of the Society amounts to $158,-
992 90. Bishop Jacobson, President of the
Society delivered an address on the °a
eon.
—Dr. McKee, a member of the !ate
Irish Presbyterian General Assembly, has
lamplilted a transletion of the Shorter Cat
echism into the Hebrew and Syrian lan-
MSc&
—The celebrated Dr. Judson, says a
Baptist paper labored els years and saw no
eonverelon. Thirty-one years afterwards,
'amity churches had been formed in his
8.1 of labor, haring in the aggregate Ber
ea thousand members.
—A Regimental Church baa been or
pulsed by the 28th Connecticut regiment
in Gen. Banks' command. It contains see
en,denottlinaltane•
Thu Sohwonkieders are a small body
of :C1441404
. in ) Bastern Pennsylvania,
numbering 4bont. 180 Wallies, and about
500 members. They take their names from
Cigar Sohwendkfelt,"a Silesian. knight,
Who -was notemperary with Luther and
Ideinitathon. The Aral families of this
body emigrated in 1784 to thin country.
The sixth -annual wootisi — orilie
'Vatic - aid 'Local A/anchor's A/isolation of
church in the ,Itoltod States, will
beheldllit then Union 111.- E. Clusol/ /a
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70adelphia, to commence Saturday, Ot- Puri Poaysarre.—The Baud of Managers I orrEuzel ING FROM PARIS -1 GOMInieIAL RECO.RI)
sober 10, 1863, at 3 P. IL of the Howe of Beings have obtained ex
was estimated at the last annual e t,. lll ;:t i L l tv '
meetbsiof the American Board of Wisdoms, 117:et:no of
and on, late James dweristri;
names have been 30 intimately and Is honor
that fourlartidred thousand dollars would 6 :1 m i r . 1 11 ,,, ta lis t ( h ot t l b or te 'i . 1 " apobdt manage
coat "le e "
be the least sum that would enable the from -t
the hands of insti t ution .
B. Wall, artist, rrt and
Board to carry its missions through the can be c oin et GWet , Pbeie Wood street, until
year. The receipta will reach three tliatnndai.nosixt
methodLcommTLea.Bird hovt
of
f er p t a a y h i s n ly g
dred and eighty-three thousand five hun- a deserved and endnring tribute to the memory
dred dollar; which sum, with the redne- of there most estimable and benevolent men.
The portraits, we presume, will grace the
lion in the rate of exchange calculated in walls of the institution
the estimate at the commencement of the
year, will leave the debt, if any, very
smith The annual meeting is to be held
at Rochester, N. Y. October 6th.
—The Generaltfeeting of the Univer
satiate was to be h id In Portland, Maine,
this week,
—Church building in Australia is in
the ascendant, Presbyterians, Wesleyan
Methodists, B.ptists, Congregationalists,
and the Methodist Nair Connection body,
are all engaged in this laudable work.
LOCAL INERTLIGEBC.
From Yesterday's Evening Edition
Tap McLain Habeaseorpus Caao••
Amended Retire, etc
Our readers will remember the writs of
habeas corpus, recently issued by Chief Jus
tice Lowrie, of the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvatia, and directed to Capt. B. B. Wright,
Provost Marshal of the Department of the
Monoagshele, requiring him to produce the
bodies of Elry MoLsin, and flee. other mon
therein named, who-were held in the military
custody of the United States, and who claim
ed to be illegally restrained of their liberty.
The Provost Marshal, through 'United States
District Attorney Oarashen, denied the juris
diction of the Court, whereupon the Chief
Justice delivered an elaborate opinion, In
which he held that the btote Courts wpre
bound to take cognisance of these cases.
This deal:lion (which we published in full
In our columns) was Inbar quently laid before
tho War Department by Mr. Carnahan, and
the further hearing of the erne was continued
until Friday, the 18.1 inst, in the meantime,
the Presiasnt's proclamation, suspending the
writ of habeas ourpria, was issued and pub•
lishei to the country.
The ease of hi'Lain 01E22 up before Judge
Lowrie, this morning, when Mr. Carnahan
asked and obtained leave to Ale the following
amended return:
Grated Strata ex relation/ Eiry McLain 08. Cupt
E. S. Wright.
And now, to-wit, dept. 18th, 1883, the re
spondent aehe leave to eubmit the following
additional return; That since the return made
in this ease,and since the granting of the rule
for attechmtnt, to•wit, on the 15. is day of
September ' inst., the President of the United
States, by his proclamation of that date ' has
suspended the prieilego of the writ of hebeas
corpus, (inter sail) in all oases of soldiers
drafted, enlisted or mustered tete the national
forces of the United States; said suspension
to continue during the present war, or until
rucked or modified by another proolamation
armed by the President. Said respondent
further sabmite thee he did not and does not
now meditate or intend to commit any eon
tempt of the process and orders issued and
mode by your Bonin; bat wee forbidden by
an order of his military superiors, referred to
In his former return, to produce the body of
stid Elry efore your [loner, and be
is now forbidden by the Proclamation of the
President, suspending the writ of habeas cot
put, to produtee the body of said Elry Ma Lain
before your Honor, and that It is vine out of
the prrei of respondent, and contrary to hie
duty, to do co. lie, therefore, denying that
he bu committed any contempt, In fact, and
wholly disclaiming any intention to commit
any contempt against the pleases and orders
issued by your Honor, would respectfully
submit that the rule fer an attachment agaius
him should be-discheaged. Lie further sub
mits to your Honor that said Etry IleLem
now is, end hoe been since the—lay of Au
t,1663, held in military custody under the
authority of the President of the United Staler.
EDVD S. WILIGHT,
Cepteio end Provost Marshal.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 18. h
day vi 6qt:ember, 1863
Tnos. J. limas,
Pro. B. C. W. D.
The argument in the cats, by agreement of
counsel, was poetponed until Thursday, Ooto•
bar 15t13. This was owing to the feat that 11.
D. Foster, Esq., counsel for the Relatore, is
rammed in an ejectment trial In Kittanning,
while Mr. Cantahan will be engaged for the
next two weeks in the United Rtates D's rtot
Conti at Williamsport. The ,Chief Jastioe
will be engaged in balding Comet at Sunbury
in the early part of October.
In the are of Cavanagh, the President's
prints:nation was &In recited, and the hear
ing was continued until the same date, by
agreement of counsel.
A. Desperate Womau
Mrs. Margaret Hall, residing in Lot g's row,
Grant street, appeared before Alderman Don
aldson, on Thursday, and preferred charges of
assault and battery, and forcible entry and de
tainer, against Mrs. Catharine ' , Melvin. The
testimony showed that Mrs. liad had rented
two rootrisfrom Mrs. Melvin,and was in arrears
of rent. Mn. Melvin demanded payment, and
Mrs. Hall answered that she would settle when
her husband returned !rem Philadelphia.
Mrs. Melvin became highly indignant, and at
once set about dispcesossing the delinquent
tenant.. While Mrs. Hall sat in the door,
nursing a babe, Mrs. Melvin gave her e blow
on the side of the head, and passed in. Pres
ently a tub fell of clothes wee pitched over
Mrs. Hall's head, out into the street; rod this
wis followed by that indispensable article of
furniture—the cradle. Mrs. Hall was then
hustled out, and the door fastened, when the
desperate woman took a breathing open. The
informations were made as stated, and Mrs.
Melvin was arrested. She then preferred a
erowsuit for assault and battery againet Mrs.
nail, but there was not a particle of evidence
tending to substantiate the charge and it was
dismissed. Mn. Melvin was then held in
;500 ba11,,,t0 answer the charges at Court.
lltea of fill lrjuien
Andrew Mitchell, who Will . , as windy
scalded by the explosion of • locomotive on
the Sandy Crack Coal Railway of Meagre.
Dickson, Stewart, & Co., in Penn township,
on Monday, the 7Lb Met., died from the effaots
of his injuries to-day, at the residence of his
.father, in Penis township. Ha was employed
as fireman at the time of the explosion, and
was vory badly scalded about the breast and
arms. The deceased woe thirty-nine years of
age, cod leaves a wife and several children.
He was well known to many of oar of thane,
haring been employed for many years at en-
Oust' at the county jail. As the explosion
is attributed to a defeat in the iron, wo pro
memo OM CLIO will be investigated by the oor-
One?.
Criminal Court Proceedings.
COT OP QUAITIIIi 0PP1110321.-JUDOIIB errs
{ITT MOLLOY, OTOWI IIID SWIM
18.—la three oases of the Common
wealth against Rogan Bolton, of ELM Lib
erty, for ulnas liquor without ❑oenao, the
defendant plead guilty to the Indictment of
Jana term; she was acquitted of the charge
In the indictment of the Deember term, end
oontleted of the charge in the Indictment of
March term. In this last one a motion was
made by counsel for a new trial and reuons
fag.
The cute of -T-heophilus George. for the rob.
ben of 32,117 at the St. Charles Rotel, on the
26th of Ntrturther last was taken up.
"Bursas , Ozze."—T Ire yoke of buffalo
are ea exhibition at the Oblo State Fair, at
Cleveland, and admit much attention. They
are well trained, end as tractable as " the ox
that kneweth his muter." They a•e put
two )ears old, and exhibited by des. Holey,
of Leavenworth Cikr, by whom they are
owned, and were ea toted when calves. Tholr
docility is remarkable, while their movements
are math quicker than the ox.
Tii DAllaoll sr Tam Floar.—Advioss re
mised at the Agrloalmral Bureau sines tiso
assanesieset - theirostshom -than the damage
AM* tamps is not so - groat as at first nutlet.
ThSbjat) to the "ergo is compass
tirdr ingh * ti aadlrovit Wet, the pint is
mar bard, .them-ora
boss
:tibiae, with
*delft has tots boss elatied. •
0" ,
LALOISFY or ♦ RIVOLVIR —.I led entail:4
the gunebop of Mr. John Fleegar, on the cor
ner of Beaver and Ohio streets, Allegheny,
for the purpose of getting a gun repaired.
While there be succeeded in secreting a large
navy revolver about his person, and made off
with it. The melee: was misted shortly
atter, and after a troublesome search the boy
was found, but on being accused gently do
tied the charge, but afterwards aimitted hav
ing stolen the pistol, and pointed out where
he had hid It. No information was made.
Accinser.—A men named .11,81118 McGrath
was seriously Waved yesterday evening by
being run ever by a buggy, opposite the Fair
grounds, in the Ninth Ward. It appears that
he was in the act of getting on the street
passenger oars, when a men driving a horse
attached to • buggy, at a rapid pace, attempt
ed to pus the ear, and la so doing McGrath
was knookod down and ran over. He works
in the Fair ground, and though seriously lA*
Jared, his wounds are not considered danger
-000.
Sine !MLR OLLLAND STATION.-011Batur
day afternoon, at 8 o'clock, Davis and Dail
;mine 'will sell on the premises five acres,
subdivided from the farm of the late David
Lynch, Erg. They are beautiful sites for
suburban houses; none more desirable in this
eleganUy improved neighborhood, so conve
nient for a residence to them doing business
in the otty. See advertisement under amnion
head.
AN AtLIGIIIIT COMM Tooicco PLANT.—
Capt. James 111cGibbony, of Baldwin town
ship, has exhibited to us a tobacco plant, of
the height of four and a half feet, with broad
and luxuriant loaves, cimpari , g favorably
with any Kentucky or Virginia tobacco. It
was grown rn his own farm, and as a speci
men of what can be done, Is certainly very
encouraging.
•
Aega.LLTlL—The following mite of effaalt
and battery were heard before Mayor Alex -
ander on Thureday evening and settlid by
the parties : Frederick Weisser, charged with
boating n son of Mary Ann Jnetson ; Weaiey
Sloss, asesalt and battery on Josiah Lows,
and Phillip Wentz, on oath of Joseph Zlit ,
hut.
Nonce TO JUROR/I.—The jurors who have
been summoned to attend (lout next wee:,
will perceive, by advertisement In another
column, that their presence will not be re
quited in consequence of the Court finishing
this term's business to-day.
ILLMITCATID NEWEIPAPZIIII.—Mr. J. P.
Hunt, Masonic H►II, Fifth street, h►eroceteed
/Winn Lease and the Illusgrat.d News for next
week,—both of taltioh are beautiful and uteri
torious cumber; of these popular jouroals.
ALLIOIIIIBY Tex Plrxxe.—The tax payers
of Allegheny who hare neglected to pay their
taxes would do well to remember that after the
let of October fire per cent. will be added t,
the amount.
t itcar.Y.-00 Wednesday evening • young
lady named Alice Gordon, boarding at No.
152, Third street, bad $4O stolen from a pocket
In bar draw, which was hanging ap in her
room.
PAAI:3II3 are rather abundant In Philadel
phia, the market bring overstocked. The
best varieties being one dollar per basket, and
the poorer qnslities sell as lew u fifty cents.
FAIR AT MONORGAHRLA Ctrl.—Extenaive
preparations appear to be making fa a grand
fair at fdontngabela City, in Washington to.,
On the second of October, rex.
DISTRICT ATTORMIT &uaroTalco leaves
this otty this afternoon, to attend the United
States Court at Williamsport.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM SEN. ROSECRANS' ARMY
The Enemy Reported Largely
heinforeed,
GEN. ROSECRANS CONCENTRATU
BUM
BATTLE SOON EXPECTED
The Present Situation
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Li IA DQOAIIIII6II, IN THE FIELD, I
I • CHATTLIIOOO4, Bart. 17.
All quiet ; no attack been made. 'The ene
my COICIALIe in possession of the gape of
Pigeon Mountain and about Lafayette. The
lines are vary close, and cocasional skirmish
ing. Capt. Drury, Chief of Artillery of Van
Cleves staff, ws.s shot in the bowels by a sharp
shooter; tas wound is dangerous. It is re
ported that Longstreet has errived at }teems=
with twenty thousand men. Our army IN in
splendid health and in good spirit... .
HIAINCICIITILEI a Tua FIILD, Tea Mmes
Nowte•lairr Cr Ls 'Valli, Ga., Sept. LS.—
Oct the evacuation of Chattanooga the enemy
retired to Lafayette wad maimed a force at that
plane, taking p ion of the gaps of Pigeon
Mountain directly in front of Thomas' opi
nion. The rebel force has boon made fermi..
debts by new additions from Johnston, Buck
ner, Molnar' and Maury. Datertera report
that the enemy are now superior in numbers
to the army they,had nt the battle of hi urfreei
bore. Among the divisions are Cheakam'a,
Claburr,'s, Stewart'., Beckner ' s, Clayborn's
Breettictridge's, Hinman'', fileughter's, and
detached brigades of Jackson's and Ander•
son's, in all thirty-eight brigades of itfantry,
of not lets than 65,000 men.
The formidable numbers and position oom
pelted Baseorans to concentrate his force.,
necessarily mesa scattered' in crossing the
L aokont mountain.. The lines of the opposing
armies may now be represented by the miss
dent shaped Pigeon mountains, whigi extend
as an aro circle eroend L sfayette, the rebels
holding the interior, and we the exterior of
the mountains. The two forces are within
a few miles of snob other, but effectually
separated by the range of mountains.
The rebel poeition can only be approached
by three gape In Ceuta's Wing and Blue Bird,
which are etrongly guarded.
The rebel polities cloven excellent lines of
retreat on Rome and Ce[bona, where they will
probably make a now line ehould they be de
feated here. There ere rumors that they have
been retiring for a day or two, but this b con
aidered unreliable.
Gin. Roseau's left Chattanooga on Sunday,
and Is now making dispositione to Belt the
now situation. Lie has been ill, but ie in fine
spirit&
la the fight with Negley, the rebels lost
over thirty killed. Oar lees was seven killed
and thirty-Ave wounded.
uen. Scherleld , s Department—Mu
liar Law Proclaimed.
ST. Lours, Sept. 18.—Gan. Schofield has
issued a General Order, stating that hereafter
martial law will be enforced throughout this
department, against all persons who shell in
any claimer encourage mutiny, insubordina
tion, or endeavor to erects disaffection among
the troops, and against all persona who shall
publish, or utter publicly, words calculated to
excite inaarrscrtion, lawless sets among the
people, or who shall publish falsehoods or
misrepresentations of facts calculated to ern•
harms or weaken the military authorities ' or
in any manner interfere with the men in the
diseharge of their duties. Any person guilty
of either of the offenses above mentioned,
shell be punished by a flue and imprisonment
at the discretion of a military commingle:, and
any newspapers which shall contain publica
tions in violation of thiserder, will bo sup
pressed.
General Giumore.
WkilllZOTON,Elopt.lB.--The President hlm•
self is not aware Out General Gillum Du
tenalwa his tilArls. _ .
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Important Change in European
Mirk
SOMERSET TURNED BY NAPOLEON.
France and the Mexican Throne
THE CASE OF THE FLORIDA
Nsw You, Sept. IS.—The Pula corre
spondent of the New York rims, dated Paris,
Sept. ltb, ease :
A most Important anode has taken place
in European affairs. The Emperor Napoleon
has turned a cozened, and now lies at the
feat of Prince Gortsohakoff. Hie position of
European Dictator to at an end, and hereafter
ho will have enough to do to take care of him•
telt. His Msjeoty tried to carry England and
Austria with him into a war with Banda and
Prussia on the Polish question, and he hoped
by this war to conquer the Ithinish Provinces,
but his allies took alarm, and while Eagland
declared boldly oho would not ge to wax for
Poland, Auetria went to work to organize the
Garman Confederation against him.
About the lams time there name to Paris
positive assurances that Mr. Cassius M. Clay
was maturing an alliance between the United
States -and Rusts, which engaged the
United States to attaon France in Mexico,
in case of en European war. Than arose before
Napoleon's eye that bug-bear of his family
a osalltion, which should embrace, as sotive
enemies, Russia, the German Confederation,
and as a plosive, but not less damaging enemy,
Great . Britain. Bath a combination would
have cost him his crown in throe months. Ho
um it, took alarm and tuned aquas* round,
and fall on his knee,' before Gortachakoff, and
protested that ho never intended to go to war
with Poland, wished his hands of the Polish
question, and begged to be friends again.
England thus being placed morally in an
attitude of hostility to France and Russia,
will be forced into a friendship with us.
Another re, ult of affairs Is that the Mexican
elephant is left on Napoleon's hands, for
the Grand Doke Maximillian now refuses the
throne, and there is no other Princo eligible
or acceptable who will take it.
The evidences of the intrlgnoa of Preneh
Consuls in the South for the detaching of
Texas were true, and they have not eeased.
In regard to the Florida at Brest, the same
carrespoodence stater, that the engines of the
Florida are of English manufacture and math
deranged. ?WM was obliged to stop some
where, but after arriving at Brost,the French
workmen could not repair his English engines,
and he would have to wait till he °mild get
English workmen from England. All this
has caused a delay which has put Sisfat into
• towering rage, for now his vessel will prob
ably suffer the tato of the Beater at Gibral
tar, but there is no help for it.
Blain says that butler the mistake of Lieu
tenant B.sed, who ant out the Caleb Cashing
at Portland, it was Su his programme at one
ante to enter toe port of New York or Bos
ton and burn the place.
When the Florida first came into the port of
Brest, Mr. Dey protested formally against
her admission, but not probably with the e x •
potation of having her expelled, for so for the
French have faithfully exeouted their neutral
ity proclamation in all other respects, and it
was to be expected that they .wenid in this,
but a protest guaranteed the incidental petals
which might wise, and prevented an exten
sion of favors, not fount in the neutrality
proclamation, If such should be attempted.
The Moisesr this morning putil,hes an of
ficial note on the subject, which declares that
she will only be allowed to repair such dama
ges as regard her navigation, but no supplies
in war material will be tarnished her.
THE ARON OP TUE POTOMAC
The Hebei% Driven Across the Eapidan
in CodatiOn
STIRRING TIMES ANTICIPATED
Pelt... Daunts, Sept. 18 —The Press bas
rezeived the folloaing: Our army will not
hero to rest this side of the Kepilnn. Por two
days the soldiers are without. Gres, fearing
they will attraot the enemy's attention, who
would have shelled us. General Kilpatrick
made several feints &arose the Ripidan, but
found he could not lire a moment on the
other el .
Yesterday a body of rebels crossed the Itsp
'fan near I.soooon Ford, and drove 730 of oar
men swat, but were afterwards driven back
in man:Litton by as. We lost about thirty
men.
Mawr says that ► strong force of rebels
°tossed at Lemon Ford this morning end
osptured 150 of cur wintry.
The rebels have a strong position on the
Rapidan, but no great force.
The Capture of Little Rock, Ark.
WASHINGTON, BOpL 18.—The following tar
been reeolrod:
Little Rock, Ark, STI 10.—W• have Just
entered Little Rook. The cavalry of lien.
Davidson Ls pursolr.g the enemy, who is re
treating Spoilt.
F. R. Srati.a. Major lieneral.
Gans. Burnside and Butler.
New Yost, dept. 18.—It understood that
Gen. Burnside acquiesces ln, and cordially
expressed • wish to the President to withdrew
his reeignation.
In the trent of e change of commanders
in the Department of bilasourl, Gen. Butler
will probably be assigned to that departmeui.
DISS01.1:1710.471, AFC.
N°TICK—The undersigned having
purcbased the entire stook from the loud oa
tabllshod house of J. It. MAIO Nl6. would announee
to Ids old customers sod the public his removal to
more .Liberty strict. pettily occepled by .1. it
McOans,) ohne • large and complete stook of Pad
dlers' and Ettooccalsrs' Loather Findings, Hdes,
t Lis, do., ova be found, arid at lowest rates.
0. IL ell , Ito. Ilin Liberty biota.
1 - N RETIRING FROM TIIE GIDE
AND LLATE C 1 BUISIBISS. I most cordially
commend my encoemfor aa a man of strict ',Legit,
and good bonlimas quallficatlJuia. for foam months
to OMI • I will continue to occupy Mr. ANDiB•
Fuzee) coantlzg•toom, and tatty gnat ;daunts
to Introducing tam to toy business acgualatotofoi
J. B. aIoOIIZIL
1•26:1tos
July 44th. 186.1
Sll
ti Co-Partnership
exist lag blow= the nodereltned. anise' the
Ann same of KN hr, BUDD ft 00. estrimi this day
by ilisit.tles. The buttoo sill be crontlausif by
OH ALKLEd ENe r, by whom ell 4..marlds doe to of
from the late Um sin to pitted.
OH
r. BUDD, &ALIN !MAC,
NICKOLAS K. WADE.
von PIU ros,i•y, July let. 01,11 018:2m
DISSOLOTION 01? PAUTNERISH IP.
—The parttoinihip heretofore extettog between
(3. Ottr.oo and EL. A. WAIIIIIO. doing bunions. at
Bo !dirket skeet, under the style of 01iE1361 A
WA MEM, la tbts day dtcolved by mutual mount,
Et. B. WhailEo riiiirirs. 0. 00.Y0i le authorised
to use the tome of the drat In Willa' the bestrewn
0.
B. wmuta
•
ESTABLIEHICD 17041
=I
PETER LORILLARD,
OHM, AID TOBAUCO MANIITACTOBLEI,
le a 18 CIiTANDERB EITESMT,
tiortahrty 49 Ohattuao street, Pm York,
Woohl tall the ',notation of dealers to the anklet of
hie manatactora. ♦la
DROWN Blatt.
Ilsaaboy, Mao Rove, 003,111 paw., Amelia=
a.ntingmu, EalOgrcs, Puro 1,141405. EackOtooloa
Ovelabegon.
YELLOW *Krim.
, Ekotab, ElJela Toast Beototo kith abit.
LaUdYt. l l RCM., Deo Scotch, froth Honey Booth➢,
/hob &otcb.
air Ittentkm to WWI to am bow redtiotkra In
pIiCOI Of Ifins4lit Obsving and R=oklut TANNtost
*IAA trill be found of • superior
TOB 000.
•
limosinn--Lmg, No.l, N 0.2, Sou 1 and 9 mind.
°manhood •-•
Puts OmClawson—P. A. L. or plain ; Oman.
di.h. or Sweet ; Snort Boomed OF o l looo 4 Tin 101 l
Cavendish.
Snomo—a. Jaje, Opsafidi, Osnorter, Turkish.
N. 8.--A oironlar of prices wilt to lent on soli.
°ohm. ap10:ly
LOTREB WHIN GSM, ho " MA
elstbis *ringer' to the ally Cm that
1111 ptrfict stitdbetton. It ISTLI ante, tabor,
mow and pattettati. iut7 !roman should !um 94.
ID Oer borne, r It wiD pay ea Malt Is the Baths et
clothes., /I:atsa4 b 7 Jzat IL. PHILLIPS... ...
On 'nod OIL Clab stmt.
rt rTsuuntai atAtineTs
Orma or TIM Ptrrirrnaa Duty C •T.ETTK I
ivral, Sept IS, !Ala.,.
In maw To: or . : of more liberal rocelOt. 01 prudare
the market is more acne nal as will be even by rol
cranes to our ri port, some Important chat gos .are
taken piece. The egg - regale of the ti,1068.71i0G/
however. le nut vast, though there is a decided im
proven:tont taking the r_., few weeke for a ectupar
A steady drislling rain has been falling all dsy,
a:A strong hopes are new entestainel that. a Ilse in
the river I. near at band. A resumption of naelga
'ration Isou'd pral‘co meerial Imp•oremeut in all
kind. of business, as lbe•e is a considerable amenet
of merchandise bore malting fcr shipment to the
Inset and axial watt
Gold continues W advance, brief; quo'tl I. S.".
York to-day at 133, an LliT.t..o o! 4 per scot over
the rate of yesterday. The rates for both o,ld and
Silver here, ...malt, about S. last quoted.
GRAIN k FLOUR—IS - beat Is quiet but ceady
with as Ottnio2lll in all sale from lint hands at for
mer quotatio: a. There Is considerable Inquiry f
Oat., and prias are 3434 cults ter Lush h•gher; s• le
on tra k of l car at 66c; pod we moo 110.1 cf a sale
at 68c. lbong`t we can cot roach for ita alkzreotneaa
Corn I. firm with sales of Stu lied oat orb at 8246.30
—vine home sakfri; 85e. Barley la go.e.t, and M
the absence of a4m wo goJto uominally et 1,1,100
1,12 from an. hands Bye la arm at atic. Floor la
Mostly with a fair local demand, sad we nob sales
from gore at $5,75p6,00—a0ma cholca brawl. at
Mak:PA. 11,e fl,ur is arm at $5.( O.
GROCERIES--The market is excited aod
with every [activation of • further advance. Indeed,
the prices het o a.e le at (rely hel th. so of the fialt•
ern markets. 13 agars are In fv..lr demand at
for tJoba; 12 to !or Porto Rice and New Or.
Issue, 16015 Xe for 'lt" and "..t . CWT., mad 164
16Xe for Cruahed, info of 10 litßis prime Raba at
12*. Coffee is firm cod higher, ranglog frzm 31 to
32: for red to p. lme grades of Rio; sale of 25 bp at
31n. Molaeses aso have advan.d with gale. of 25
TIC. o'd crop et 680, not 10 bbls now at CO< Sou,.
holders are asking 03 to 65c for new, th;ugh we think
no sale. have, as yet, b.en made above oar, qpcta•
liana syrups, too, kayo adr.m..ed conal,ie, ably.
BACON—Tbe market., utinues firm, and with
but a limped alcek In drat hard., ptlce• are well
malutnined. bmall .l:ea .t og, , ,l,Cji t e far obealdea;
6 3 ,4 , 07 e for Plain Llama, and 13 to 14e fm• Busar
Cared.
BUTTER dt EGOS—The t to wall supplied
with common and lutsrlor gradeuol Butter, and tar
sucl them Is tut o limited dematd. Moue 8011,
sultabls kir table ass, scold wll resdlly at 23 to 26c
fiats of 60 kegs picked st Plc, •30 l I crocks freak do
►t 20Z220. Fags steady with sales at i6c.
(ISSZSE—The demand feu; end the marktt
Arm at 12 to 12.4 for W eels cf C 5 bet to the
trade at 120.
H &Y—aate o: 18 balm ►t th• rats of glit 0 per cwt
From mess It Is selling at former quotations.
MILL PEED—Ito market I. drm with • fair de
mand, but prime are unchanged; eale from depot of
10 tent Bran at $l, n per cwt.
YBUlT—Applen In conugurnce of lame receipts
and but a limited demand, are rory dull and price.
declined materially, ranging from g 1,50 to 02,00 por
bbL Soles in lob ~110 bruit reaches at from 111,25 to
$3,63 per bosh for common and prime.
POTATONS—Q ,let and ow:lenge; tale of 100
bosh prime Nrahannocke at sl,nn por bush. Com
mon and Inferior gualition are not ranch inquired for.
CELAIIBEILEIII3—emaII solos of Michigan (ilnt
of the ....Do) et $12,60 per. bel
Pittsbarga Petroteam Market.
Supt. 18 —The MI market, both Crude and Re
fluod, for Immts!late as veal as tutu,. delivery, rules
very pilot with no matori st change to notice In
prices. lb:re le but little Crude in the market, and
with only a moderato demand, we cantina, to quote
at 26)4427 packages returned, and 344.31 X pact e
gos Included; sale of 66 barrels at Mu, and 47 tares's.,
light r avity, at sk. Refined. In bond, bath for
present and future delivery, is very quiet, and, In the
abaerine of sales, we omit quotations. Refined, free,
to .toady with a Lir waters demand at pricey muk
luk at from V. to 64; we note e sale cf 300 bbla at 63.
There lie good demand f.r Benzine, and a alight ad
vance has bean istalollsbcd, ogre of deodorized be•
lag made to-day at 160"20. Ittaiditurs 6. in active
demand and 113.60 per barrel is freely offered--tome
holden asking k 4.00.
Finance and Trade in New York
From the New York evening papers of Thunday,
we condense the follooieg item. In regard to finan
cial matters and tends generally he the metropolis:
The associated battle gala $1,100,000 to the United
States nonts of legal tender elmoo ywtterdoy'e return.
They now hold $23,000,010. An 15@talment of $.600,•
COO on the negotiation with the govenement will be
paid into the Tresau - y to-morrow. Money is to good
supply to the brekcs at 007 per cent.
The subscriptions to the Third National honk of
New York, $6,000,000 ce.;l'a', ham been closed, and
the organization will he completed Inn Mort time.
lion. Freeman Clark, of Rochester, member of Can
vas elect for the idlorr.• and Orlekna ;District, bad
been spoken of 1.11 President, but Ms duties at Wash
ingten nod thenblizallon which he kola under to
his conati:uents to giro these hie whole attention,
have compelled him to deoline the GM.. &pat
has given out that Mr. John J. Claw, Bob Treas
urer of this dl y, le to have charge of the new book,
hut this WO MU JWCILIIOII to believe at least prem..
e. &saber rumor is that Idr. Mamma U • Yield,
the Deputy of Dir. lase°, lemon to be called te a re
eponsible poet In the Lowry Department at Wash
ington, which trended la hot unlikely to occur.
At auction to-day Mee .n. Tan Wyck, Townsend A
Co. continued the sale of Preach spode, of the Impor
tation of L. lifwilla . d d Co. The otiertng today con
aimed of drum sod yell gocds. The sale opened with
osoch . spult on veil heroic:, and a number of dopll•
cattle were gold. The Wore realiod 30@t45c, black
2303.814 c.
Printed Wahl*. .1d with epirit at high paces.
realized 464/40c.; mourolug sty'. • 31e,Inio, inside
price on mourning etylee was lOW. Printed cub.
mere. and merinos told well, roll:Ing D2cBsl.oo -for
cashmere and &. S 1 01 far printed merinos. On
Oath colored dolalnes there was a very strong demand
and Vie choicest high colors brought an .d.
'canoe over private, sale prices.
The lowest price on Magenta was 50c; Vack 41c;
materiel colors 403ia In the sals of shawls yester-
day, the Paris brooho long ehewle brought an advance
ever prices cloak:led at the proviotie Isle of the sea
son. The dry geode J ebbing trade °maimoe to show a
great deal of animation, bat boelnete is not BO pren•
fog on It was last week.
The /Wools Central Road earned the grit week In
Septemter $lOl,OOO 'gallon $llO,OOO last year. The
regular bin/rent of the road hat loctured, hot the
falllog off If due to the decrease of O net omout work
The Fort Wepte her maned to the month of Au
gust $404,839, rhowing en increment 16 per cent. as
Temporal with but year, and an enrage locresan to
date cf 15y, per cent.
Tbs esporta for the week are large, bat ere below
the corrnipondling total for last year. The following
will show the exports (axthodin a specie) from New
York to foreign ports for the week Donn Bept.
end since Jamul, Ist
1801. 1862. 1863,
For the week.—. 51.1311,524 WM.831 8 3 .112,337
Pres nep0r8ed...01,730,829 95,047,681 111,635,027
ELAM, Jsn 194 7 / 3 e 55 $98,703,612 f 124,307,743
The Recent riosts—lextent of the
Damage Done.
Two weeks hays cow elapsed Waco tbe gnat tracts
Milted the Wen, dole; DO notch damage to the Pall
grain and yeg.able crops. During this time we
bore creadeed or been shown • great many letters,
beard many - reports from persona Oho either molds
or bare t meted In various parts of this sad adjOki
itig Maim, and hare endeavored - . loom all the fact.
Presented, to from en approximate Ides of the dam
age that has really ben done. Instead of lama:o
tog up our columns With !Mara and extract., we
glee Um following general ninclusions es derived
from all smirres of information.
The frost extended over a region of eonntrY corn.
mowing et the north In Upper lihmasota and the
Lakoactineior maim, end reaching so tar 'oath as
Not:crib. sod liecapbbr: In the neat it extended as
tar as the altesonn river, and boat as for a. Western
New Tart and Pennsylormla.
The bent .pperently made it. visitations instreeks
and epees, and was very sorer. 04 all lon land.. The
fr.tost damese was dot-. In Northern and Central
in Middle Iffichig., In atonal Ohio, and
'a motto. of Indiana and lowa. Onmt pcnions of
Wieconebrand Imes were scarcely touched by the
frost, tboogh W some counties In the interien of cash
of those dtates—eepeolally on the low lands—veggta.
time was. satiously ittirded. While In Stepiseusan
Dellulb, end other counties In Nmihun Womb, and
in flbampalipa sod exeigthoring mamba in Central
Ullends, one-half of t h e corn wag ruined, In other
ports of our Etats—Adams and adjedning mantles
far example—hardly any 'tableaus of a frost are rid-
Qb. suffered mucticy thaeouthern
gtilof the Plate, and la the Webasla Vary, both
and In this BMW. In Oslo, ktentucky sod
latomart, the Wiley donate almost entirely COOMMICt
to essoMallem and tobacco, while iapartions of Mich.
%maths cent fe gamed totally dltoyed.
It may beviOrnated with day: we think, thstat
log an elgth of the Corn crop of, tha Bothered bee
ban deetroted. and that the quality al as lout one.
third Of the entire mop has been sedoesly froitAtt.
to. ItenTlields en NO baCy blighted that they rue
•iintit to swab*. while odd eta only timidly
gino„errid got I few vete Gutted; untouched.
Thibbao6o crop hal in tact adrinal dare thin any
7 4-7:=-7:17x
-
'
ether. Eon than one one-ball of that growing mop
ha. been entirety cat down by the frost. lo every
timidity in the Weft and South where it Is ccdthretad,
e learn of rut damage done, though that growins
o high Ispds in Dearly every instance essra; od any
Nary.
-The earshot° and buckwheat crepe are also reduced
at Iran eon half The buckwheat was jut in Glee
tom. and Ina &audition to bo iv aced el, merest
touch o' frost. lea ereti, ft will prove a folic,. this
you. torsi:tom stiffenel In lb: of tae mut , propor
lion as torn. la p‘ritn• of lowa, where it Is being
extensively maltleated, the damage is very toreros
The yudens in the lioterizr of all the Western
Steles were pretty generally laid low in blacks , or
but, fortunately, many of the vegetable crops had
too ter matured to be match injured
8, Mg int•lllVrit obtiaftVlll, who Late traveled ex
terodvoly throughout the West within the past fort
night, making the published report. sod whet they
have awn along en levied routes their basis of calcula
tion, estimate the aggregato loos sustained by the
If °Atom turners, In commoner:ice of this unfortunate
viettation ' at els or eight millions of do Mrs, This
to probabl y .•
high outsets, but certain It le that
the total bets, If it wall be definitely or. noun op p era-
Imately eecertedned, weotid email uttilione.— Chicago
J. nt nal
Chicago Alailei
Cu crew, Sept, 17.—We he:ve to clot• • coetina.
care of the acticty and Li erect. to Wheat. with a'
tura or alvance of 2c per bushel. Tbe ingtlry was
moiety fir gyring stades, at prxes rangin• ;rota 98
(121 (or No I; 94ye0:498.; for No 2,}led 87y„(439c.Cr
Bop:cord. Winter grades were Inactive at an uivancs
of with eau at lIIWOI,OI for ho 2. and 1,05
for No 1 Red. A routarlot r ef 5,000 Las of Ind aria
tied sold at 9 to stun Flour woo firm and io
fair d, nisei; Lot the a was co advance In pilau
Inlet foot. up 3,600 Lanais, at priest, rsogisur into
a11,2547,&: 1 for loud to coo'. Wh're Wlntsr; #', 'O
lot Ped Winter; =4,50 for %later Soper:lon. 11,110
5,10 for good, end 25.6234 for choice i.e favorite brood)
Opting Lstres. There au a modtrate spsou'ativo
deemed for Corn, bat the merest ruled quiet and
pH., ware withont ruttriel change. Mixed
re]] at 605C361.0 No t in store at 553tA590 No 2
at 57>,,t 202, aof nelected nt tey,4.57,. The de.
mud for I us ems 't•ht. and price. wore outer. with
sales of No lat 47%0148.c . and No Yat 4400460. Rye
was arm and advanced 2e, with sal.. of No I at 610
tea, and No 2 at 650 In yore. barley was :n retire
ehlDPlug fetinotf , and advanced Wee per bueltl,
with liberal solos at $1,9101.t10 f r.No 2, and'21,1284
1,12% for No 1 In store, cl; slug at tt,r6 and gI,IYX,
Timothy ee d war dull and enter, with awes of good
and prime grades at 82.1409,15. 13Ighelnet wire
eery firm, but Inactive, at 4O34c—hold.re general y
taking 470
Toledo Inas ket
Srer. 16-. There h. been so active (lemma . ]
Ili heat alum tbo New York report of piitarday, and
the riles have boon quite large. Flour; sales of 100
barn•ls XX "Pottle," rod whsat, at $5,72; 100 Les
XX do fled at $5; 58 bd. N X do at 56,25. Wheat
sales yea orday after our report 1 1,;00 bushels and
350 bushels Amber Michigan at 51.11 ; 1,1E4 bushels
No. 1 Rod at $1.10; 6,001 tombola No. 1 Rod at sl,lt;
3,000 bash°. No. '2 Red at $l, OO ; 100 Lathe. White
Michigan at $1,72 dalea this forenoon; 1,100 bothela
and 3,000 bushels No. 1 Red at $1,11; 8,000 hosk , la,
3,000 do, 4.000 d', 2,m/ and 1,500 bu.hela No. 2 Bad,
ad .151,65. Coro Is good Inquiry, bet tranasctions
are limited by firmoessof hob.. and light °flatly gs ,
dales of 370 Nallu a No. 1 mixed at 62 , 4 e: 6.1 c Is of
fered for round lot.. Oat.; no vales; receipts are main
ly for through ahipmont. Rye; no .ales; nomtnally
700 for 'hobo. Barry Lin demand at :WM city
trade. Seeds; Clever $6,00; Timothy $1,75i30,00;
Flan 1M,60a1,75 per bushel .
Cleveland Market.
•
Elope 17.—Floor. dalL No twee reperted.
recelpla by Canal fetr sod lha market firm. Baler
2.,u00 bon red tree on t nerd at•lo6c ; 1 car do on track
at 108 c. Since the Board Llottdrig bm been dose,
Oora, rata 3 cars on track at 624.34 c ; 3 can trota
store et 70.7. itata, firm at 57c. 117., so
import, itallroad.
Pero 2000 Pr. WATS/ A CHICAGO RJULAOLD,Sep t.
15.-13 bp leathers. Joe Oleic IS kg. chat, A G r
don; 1 car star., J J F eye; 43 eke rage. Markle; 160
bile paper, 113 Godfrey; 1 cur barley, Jo'b Rhodes;
tut Lg. olds, bingtam, iiturgeon A co; 39 tile *hi.
ky, tioetetter A Osette; 20 do do, 11 F Avert; 9 Ix.
11 Heel; 2 big Ilakeerall. Pee. co;
:2 A co; 10 M. acplee,
L H Voist A co; 9 do do, J. Mou'ootb; 10 do
Culp Si Sheowd. 24 do alibi., 8 H,Weteon; 61 do
clay, 11 H Collins; IS b. tobsecu, Wel! nom A too;
200 We 0 'or, J.. Gardiner; 100 do do, Lindsay A co;
4 car. metal, John Dloorheol; 1 do hay. _ J Merin;
4 do barley, Josh Rhoda; I do barrels, lqanock;
Jr co; 60 bdte !I sir A Davison.
Ci.r...i.sero A Prrrturreert R• 11.80•0, El pt. 17.-
1550 tuna raper, Godfrey A Clark; 156 Boole what.
J S Liggett & or; SO bls four, Colo A dhspard; 14 bz
clone, Wm Sodden; 6t do do, 'kobb A Wilkluton;
160 eke wheel, Id Dane ei Anjer; 13 tails paper. Slo
wly A Alyere, 23 b. ease., W A foes:ben; 64 bp
potatoes, 91 tel. buy, 8 11 Floyd; 2 liege idiot, L.m
&trt A t !tiptoes; 4 do do, J Kirkpatrick A bro; 2 nes •
tobacco, Little A Trimble; 4 ble a'cohol, Goo H Key
ser; 76 laze eats ard P Gatteadoof 0 Ws binge,
Woolridge A Atwood; 2 ram leothar, Hap A Stew.
art, 4 ha liquor s H al'tleriggen; ?A do lard oil, Jae
Dairell a Sou; 2 lab& tobecoo, 11 Damper; 4 do do,
Ili Hoyt; 076 big wheat, 350 bll3 do. R T Kenna',
bra; 1 hhd tobacco, W A D Rinehart; 553 LL flour,
Knox A 11 . 11.8; 1 pkg tobacco, John Grezuri 6 We
pelcbee, L 1/ Voigt A co; 6 1.1241. tobacco, John
Grier.
ALLIIIMINY FTATIOS, 17.-1 car stares, A Taylor; 9
bra buster, •8, • Canon; 11 bales cotton, S Brad
lay; 6 apples, 0 Mitchell; G Gls eggs, S pkgslost
ter, 3 mops 6.mrLs, S Walley & co; 39 als aPPIoS J If
6,111.; 98 hides, 0 Chetah:4er, I Ws ars, 8 pl[gs
Dotter, 11 Roney; 26 by about, Gllfi pi.i to.; Ib.
bcolza, ./ Starsusoz; 1 bl hid,. sod tallow, J Yens;
large los marketing, owners.
POP. SALA!.
FIRM FOR BALE OR RENT,
OOET.&IIIING 61 ACIILLS,
All tauter Mace. ma la • rood state of crltlvatdon
The leaprovemente ocandsi of a new BEIM DWZL-
LING, watabling 10 rooms; large /RAKE 13 ABS;
TEHLIM 11013816, with 6 tOOLD, i and good orchard
yotutg trwa. 00A.L =tar lb. wholo farm. tilt
ute in Baldwin twirtahtp, &bent aye miles hum the
city. Inquire oi
0/SLMT, TABBSLL & 00.,
=
lOR BALE.—A convenient two-story
Lrlok dweilleg borne, with beck building, No.
86 Boa strew; Fitteb=gb.
Also, • leec, caneent and srak•flnished throe•
story brick dwa ling house, with back building. No.
80 Bee street, batmon Flirt and &wood Knots.
Also, • two-story brick dwelling bonze, with back
bnildlop, No. Oil &world street, DM' Born.
All the above ass In good order, and supplied with
gas and water.
Also, • one stray Boats oottag• dwelling, No. 314
Second strut, and the tymetory trams dweCIA3 ed.
loining. Both of these homes are In good order, and
suitable for small famtliea
£l•3, 14 lot cf pound on the nortbeastwardly aide
of First divot, betwran Boss and Try street., near
Bose streak Using • front of 34 feet OD First street,
and extending back 60 fret.
The above property iseituated in • desirable part
of the city.
For terms of sale and partictdars bnnire of
WK. W. THOIIION, •
No. 102 Fifth athirst. •
lITMI
PUBLIC BALE—WiII be exposed for
cab, on the Ito DAY or OCTODEB, flat old
quaatietter known if WALLACE% QOADE.Y,)
routsl 10 acres, more or lad, 16 miles from
Pi tabors , on the A. V. E. IL, in Plans taw rtship,
Allegbosy county, hating • front of 41 motto' on
the floor,. 'tame home and stab's. a n Lanka of
choke besting apple tree, which nom fah. trait{
• doe quality of rock Dr grindstone., of all Arid {
asisral tutodred Fetcher of collar stone, already
qnarrisd, and • platform at the nifzond romfly for
load Log. Eh , . lot would answer for oil rolloorke i
or any one that would wish to go In the (tone hush
uns.
Terms mode known oa eon of gala
Salo to commence at 10 o'clock a. so.
JAILIS HAM M.
aol'kaoltd
Plum Tr... Fent. 10. ISM
A/MA/MIAs rIsNN toristosT emir
. DUTY FOR BALL—Tiro Late, 22 fat 4
front 67110 bet deep to an alley, .ith a Imp doable
hom, between Hancock and Head dna. A dell •
table boethon for a Pbsoloien or Dentist.
Also, some One banding alas to private residence'
veer alnerallia, from % to 1 sere ado.
Also, a tarp member of building lota, of micas
dace, at from 13 to 60 tea trent by 100 to 180 hot
deep, altasted at the terminge of the Wylie Bisect
Peseenge. Railway,
Apply to the andereignod, Daman of the rotate
at John Rowena, deo'd. W. A. 1311111BOH,
JOElhi D. lIDDSO24,
lettirla E. 0. ItZBDON.
pAIAM. FOB. am authorized
to otrsr for ado, nn innanctabla tame, • TBETI•
OF LAND. =staining nn-oat 4.03 anus, situated in
Ohio nail rantlln toernablpa near PanTwilln
kgtwity county. and now accuptai by Jehn Atcdhn•
tin al issunt.
Thom are Sband 100 ocitm eland Bad In good
crler.
Tee trot It wan timbered, =tabs coal, end If
troy valuable for farartrot Dona u&
H. BUD"! WILHINS,
145 Fourth street. Plttaburgh.
1215 M
A liltala..l3Alitiiil.N......VALUAß
trZiA. PEOPERT iro.ll BALL aituato
edrotid pool, Idonshigaholi, Blur. and adjoining ilia
village of tlizahati, At dean of Owl, taring ana
throned het of airo fro., with doll onto, lap
wall for bola sizing and draining. Will to told rag
low cod on rao Waal. agply to
B. & CO.
$2 500 WILL. ruttutiebts A NEW
• TWO•RIVRI BRICE Dwzrami. a,
of ace teeemahM, Minato ea Belletnatalns 'Beet.
nem the Valley Railroad. whlchirM rent tkr twenty-
Ave dollen per month; Terms away.
Apply to G. IR BAYER, Commercial Bram, Bat-
Ito Weed. lurvocerilla. so•TAI
letrit leAutr.—Your Acres or liroand
£ and a Your Story .14:ck Building. Logue,
Mara end hisehtnerY t wait adapted for ■ mann
h.ctory teat by 110 feet can be purchased for
grae.ball Its cedgeutt coat, by calling on
Willard:l WARD,
No. 93 Ogant • ate • .b.
RUNLES.—aeluitifu 1 eitu
v Woos for Goootry Rom* Ear so* In MeCtoro
wozahip, Qhto gooroship, and Bereicklog Paroogh.
All that lob ars girds start Mamma of asthma
on the Pittiblugh. Tat Vora Chicago Ballow.
Eng** of PL. DATESOI4.O.
6:1 Wats: dna, Anaibutg.
Q 13,ti M
ELLEGILVIIM. , 4*
and etas itiDISDIT. awn
- 4n o. • PLCLSV LVABlit
KISS DAM, TastES.
ll* TV ROGGE AOCIONSIODAT/Ob :PSI*
!nave* the Par..es.zor etstlon dans, iosostilko=
%t 4 , 60 .0./ 41 alt Stations beSsson
busltO sna rsaktoi direct COMIC.
0.11 NJ./ York ta. Pl - 4:aeal . pit.
TEROUC4II kr I'EALE tome
awr rm. - 7 r.atal.Z.l (erosont Stenday)
lb) noi•Prat - OslY at Plnotta.i ststbnk and
at Ecnit.borl Han&
srl La Em. York via Fhta.
laachb,
Tao 7.13r1.0' VQI3 EY^3tC 71:141E :aims Grays
&tam., Esercm• nes •i Pr t ..trai datkra, Miklll
art,. amt . ... Was at Harriatrets At Madman sal
Waottaganl, atttl is 7ae4 "lark Ala tillantearn Tani
tm3 Pc.I.IsIDMA.
ma FAST LINZ karc9 ste Euhoia 4tb Wm,
Btadspj at each P. r•C 994 at p.bap9l
6.9999, cr9.l.9ctini at Hirsrhlnseh 199 halthacas
sad ai Pi,51.1,1r.h99 h. L 9 How Tat.
OCC3IIr:ODATIDE
Ts Jritorterre Z.CON,I=..IIIITOS Tzar, mans tell
frr az.l randnyl at t.-45 r. at.. rarrEptr; at W atagoar
r,loatorr., 5a ar. Conotoartzh.
rtni Low..r.wastlvi ?rata br Walt'rClotlas
tat!: (t 7 , ^t r.ortlar; ii:3o a. at.
TralA tot Wairi Eta:!
!meros V,o4ar) at 7.11.70
takl Lr.storr.o4o.lc.r. :'rat, for Wan st.l•J
i t ,ary 3alis ei tat r. Pa.
Doorth /o,l4.ramoarator. Th.!. tor WaTr. Loan
tray.. 0e.127 .z net attaday) at C.f.tO - p. u.
ThuLeocro`a learn Wain altat.oa arm
507 raturntr.r t !oar. rittrt:trlalt
I.&K
nacarz.x.3 "-rat= arr:r• to Fir trtrzzs era pilaw
Errittraore Er.orrst, 11,50 p ro.; Phllsdalpata Ern
crane. litttO r. La.; last Lir" L.tso a. at.; t
Mei Troia. 1.2.°0 a. m.; .4Mnrellell AD=l9lll2o=
I Clot iitatira kenammeriatioa
GLIS a. m. ilacorte. Wc.ll's Otattra Aotoramodagat
B:E4 a. et.;ttrO Wan Stalttok itheenamodothea
1:10 p. ; Tarriti tTara etattc deMmanadatin.
&OS p. Daltimara Lamm val =rim with Phil.
aosiphts E.e.vrr, at 1.4:20 Hcmdayo.
TeaMs why ithalervP.ia .thd Indio-waren:eat et Bien.
Mae Lntameatina with 'Hannah Accommodatiaa,
irOratarra O.r.m.landael..rn and Trrnr.aa Train bre,
and ash Balt!. an ;.V.:1,41 and Jahnsterwu Lancen.
modacion Vrtat.
Trezu !or The...burg connect at Crecsoo with Ix
prow; Traiu and ail 'rraio Wcwt..anli with Through
rtrrr....." Train Tut.
ras pc.4110 win emi It greatly to Met Luta.=Mal
tote.: Ca Me I"...ailleals
°mind Caltrca.l, sa to' mra.sa.m,3 alba net ogelli
oensot ha aorpov.s..l on may ethos rout.. The &sd
I.olzameti nom, sal la from
Ge caa proult” bitty, qeed cer,igrt b NIL
eu taTc. , 74011 with doh' Cet,mACTr..
QED
TO Now Taro..-6.19 60 To _ t rjT)
Fbaadalphla..... 10 60 Vr:ltaicostar--- bSO
To ritralabral .-- i 60
katgo; - c. aSocTrA to oil ttottou co to.
art N I , 6llsdrPl h. EsLaval
cod Sow Tort_
potto,vaca pambottlif Cctati toZosro vlll N
aOsagof au slum, acaocdfaz , tc dictirace
eddltloc to 12,..r 1601100 ratter. earogat tem Manias
rihros CS. Gar. rt.ny two act Agsat.
MYTTGX—In cam cf lora, 160 Ccroaputy
ttemsalool wsporc.l - trr pamott beg ado
ocatour.l not czasi
'P P. —Au Ocantbrr 14016160 Tmo Mailed SO
et, IT pliEeTalsr. 1101:0 blitrags to 1eV , :i1,7,11 frt. D►
pos. of aaSorra not to :sore! :16 mots far end pa.
table: tr 4 Wor ticksh, epplyty
SI.SW -V 7, Atonal,
ft: A: Ftr¢:fiV!...llll Gootral FoaCroo4l P
n. 46 ales . eIY 11. 4=1
ni •ed la 1381
CM EV ELAND,
a./ PITTSBURGH AND
WHISZIALISO RAILROAD
80U SI 1111 A.BEAIIGEBART.-Ou and Oat
11ONDAY, April 10th, 18C, Vat= will leave She
Depot of th. Pennalivanie Railroad, la Pitts.
Gave', ea Iona.":
' ridabeval dal Wiaailaw Das.
Leaved Pittsburgh' s.l 1,00 a. m. I
8:10o a. va. 11
1.110 p. is.
do Vi'ollarW ItIO .. L ID 0 kW 9
do 6taubsuVel 4:10 . LLOT . 11:53 .
de Uqwwling. 0 10 •• ims “ 4:66 .
a wive. Rallatr.- 6::15 . ' 1e.2.5 . 5:10 ^
Connocttag at Steubenville and Pallair with Wen.
benvilla and indiums Railroad and Central Ohio Rail.
road for Eancovillo, Newark, Oolumbas. Xenia, bai
t-a, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, lordsville, CIRO, It.
Loots, Et. Joseph, sad ail points eat wad moutheart,
and wt WbsoLtne with Baltimors and Ohio Batman.
Ptissowil and Ginalowd Use.
Learn Pittaburgh.—..-.... I.1:0 I. 'RAIE4O r. a.
it iirallsvCio -..-..—..- LIO . kw se
• • •• - -
do 940 " till 0,
do Alliance 6:30 " 4:46 0
do 5:29
do Findam9--.. VW'," folo "
Alit. es at Clevelar .1— 9:10 710
Coont,ting at 0 .yard with InacevrowsabranrA 4:.
Hew Philadelphia and Canal Darar, si Aillardia with
Plitabtugh, Port Wayna and Chicago Pallnadi at
8.11.112.1 with Atlantic and Groat Wee= lialleosd
for Warran. Crimmins, hiesdrillyQolos, OciTh
Janteatown and Balainanca; at Hawn wi th al m ,
Lnd,lf.anerrilla and Cincinnati Ball:cad for
Cuyahoga alle sod 10111erstetrg, sad SiMl=
P
with 0. A E. B. B. for Nric, Dunkirk and Bata
wits O. A T. for Earidasky, Toledo, and ago
with ammo" for Detroit.
Wellsville .60. - ..azanodattos luau at 3:80 p. n.
Batsman& trams .ribs at 18:10 a. as, 8.1:8 and
8:06 p. mood %10 a, os.
Theme' Veleta to all promtrant poo.te cas
procured at the Lltarty Street Depot, Plttebangh.
GE/11.010 PLUMB, Ticket Agent.
And at LBagban, Oltj,
n. Q. OnnareLBERBT, Ticket &gent.
Tor tarthar Intormat i ir, apply to
WI •lAbt SUMMIT, A Lent,
At nte Co panfe Office In Irrolght Station, P. 22
anti
SIIIPPIJr6I.
T 11 15 ATLANTIC 11111311
ROYAL MAIL 9T11,114 HAVIGA-Ath
TlOl9 001112/119T:
(aAL WAY LIKE.)
ADRIATIC, 1,2C0 Hone-power, 1,000 took
HIBERNIA, 1,000 lioroopoirer, 5,01:10 tam.
OOLONDIA. LCOO Roroe-power, 5,500 tow,
ANGLIA, 1,000 Harso.power ,5,000 tons
The magaltioaot Bteanubip ADBLATIO will. mil
tram New York for Idrorpool on TOINDAY, the
M of teptero her.
Rated of pomace from Liverpool to Now York,lell.
atol to gold or It. aqinvalint In arrornag :
Tint Oabln--.5170 and $8015t0mage.....:--430 CO
Intonardbite giOi
Pawners oria, ded ohm to London, Peril, Ram
burg, turre, Brawn, Rotterdam, Attworp, An, at
l•rest roles.
from Llvarpool or Galway to Haw York cad
Boston, t2B 1136, $75, $l5, $lO6,
Tor peserge op ply at the Maas of the Agents,
PABBL A SEARLE, .151 Brooding. •
ILIUM Joni, Manager.
E.. 4 04 = 41519 M11.
jyUklyarls Hooo VOID Bereet.'Matairda ,
QT.F.A I 4 WEEKLY TO LIVE&
1,3 POOL, touching at QtIIIII43TOWN,
(Cosa Hamm.) The well known fttliillKA
Liverpool, Hew Mat lad Pklladelpkb Masai*
Company or. Wended laud r Allows :
MU.-- ----Saturday. Sot. FS.
OM WitiIIISGTOS----Saturday.od. F.
OISY 0.1 ELASMESITit- -Saturday, Octaa.
=
I
flan Cam. --$l3O OD 017.19uum ..—........Va 0
do. to London— 86 OD do. to London.. SI 60
do. to Ruiz-- 96 00 do. to Pada-- ID 60
do. to Hamburg 90 CO do. ,to Hamburg BT 10
Yisseugere also torero:tea to nen% Berman, BOh
targets, Antwerp, ta., at equally low ram
tam from Llrerpool or Posenatoes: Ist /IM%
STS $B6. $ 1,26 . &carer , . VO. nowt who wish to
seal tin their Moods con Day tleaste ben at Own
ler further Information apply al Uri Compenf 11
Mee. JOBB G. BAIA
• 15 BrosdwiV l TL .
4011.11 THOBIPI3OII, Agent,
a1L214 Wawa, felt house from Os Bridge,
male:et • . lrittetarialt.
CUNARD LlNB.—Eteam fromm
Liverpool mid Qtmatatown, 525, In gold, or Um spar
aka In carroncy. prom tie• York, EIS in cur
teatoy. 'fislS tvery - wtolt. Apply to
219013. ILATTIOAS, Agent,
=EMI
.PA-RedtiE. PHOBIAS
OHHAPICST
TB& "OLD 00L'Irla7."
Putungeni brought ant In Mtn CLASS NAIL
STEMERS, from Llntrpool, London. Gahm or
Mak, to: •
Twenty-lave DoMire.
Apply to D. O'NEILL,
/bean Gloved* Enacting.
tnyftestead Puth argetiPlltaborgb,
PROPPEJJLLIL
PROPOSALS TOR HOBBES.
C&VAIET 11118111Mr ;. _
Crews Or ens Ours* QtrabLECILA
Weehingtan, D. 0., Avg. 15,16 . 6
Yrs —nue% ars liol.Wted and mill ba received at ads
deco to the forubbing ot CAVALRY UORBR to
be dal vered at rittabargh, Pa" Ittilladelphla, Wsab
lngton City, gyrnenes,N. T., of I:41=1pol* Leg.
rropoeale nth be tone IM ter Ma tarn of
horses In lots of not lop than twent74n:(l6). She
horse, to be from Ilitegni (16) to sixteen (16) hands
MO, from to (0 to Dina (05 years old. Tall broken
to the nod* cosapsctirb, ullt, blood doh, and tree
from altdstana.
The ability of the , bidder to ttnit itiscresznetit
most be ituaranteed by boo responsible pow% whose
stanstnres must to appended talkie goarenten.
ThorcencosibUdty el the guarantor's:earths shown
by the o e.• cart:incite of the Clerk of the neared
District Court, or the Dated Blatt. District At.
tamp,
Proteanle bunt be &dawned to Lint. CaL CL. 0.
BAWTYLLI9, Chid Quarterneuter,Climth7 Bureau.
and to andorred on th e eareltips, ..P_roponsbe tr
Llama" C. O. nAWTALLII,
Lieut. OoLand Oht. Q. Z. Cendry Barmen.
anl2:o
OURRI) HAMS.
1,10,000 124. Xftetioil a Ladd's Cinottumil;
MAO lb'. d
ouo di) plata #oduk;
IoO,OFO Shldtar
25p010. Sklar.
1:041.h. Inn Madly L 0123 1,
140111118111 Z lib Si
o
000 K, rmiTiTe_4'o. , a,
ea 19 mnambli stresi.
ESI=I
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