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vv..7a- The representatives eleeted to the eent:;‘- A N A Li7i .s
this question , male lug Congress are chised as follows by file W IT —Al5l ' -11)--111" 'sbe ku 'r g o bJ ` C cb i c... ° Totite eej r" e. ;
RIDDLE ac CO..,five letter _ in i the New York Time, : from Mr. New York Tribune, and the classification , - _
J. A. Ware, the Secretary of Adjutant Gen- seems to be as accurate as it can be made. nit B-0 1tF',1,1 4 . for Crude and Refined
‘...1 OH, for tale by JAS. DALZELL & SON,
tin Ben blies. nool Wet Democrats clotted maw,
ItBDAT MORNDIG:::.—Oar. 22,1868. -erel44me NT n * l - 4jeue the Rest Piente ' - " D ' by fbruouesn votes.. °al
es and 710 Water attest.
twenty mike from New Orleans, formerly rwiLiersiz and Bell-Wides, elected by tbiemo-
Physical Degeneracy. . owned by the rebel emissary, Judge Rost, Bobb'd °Pti" 72
State men chosen by • mixed vote 14
`ate motirtnesrkable results, to our and now by Mr. Brott. - Mr. Ware says: 1 vsesacy (annoy ni..trkt. New Tort, vice Corn
ltding the late draft, id the amount Of all the fraudi, lies, absurdities, and I ip "'
di sa bili ty w hi c h i t di s cl ose d . sophistries that have constituted the then
dation, and the sole foundation ' of this
stethe exactper scamp, but it is *retchmore
p
}fed rebellion, none was anel
make the impression that we We nor more generally believed , than the
übeolles, sadly degenerated statement so confidently made by every
typ c ,, , with o.u , ocs si o i n i elaveholder and so glibly repeated by their
se of an organisation parasites in the-North, that the slavesare
not fit for freedom, that their only idea of
'`e requirem ents of per. it is Beanie, and that they will never assos
'I be .very naturally _elate it with duty - or responsibility. Though
note these mo u s, the charitable hoped the truth to be far dif
eh;„‘„ . , ferent from the broad and comprehensive
--1 "" 13/ ..`"' e statement of the advocates of slavery, the
/mPesee the hrSt most hopeful scarcely dared to hope that
betrayeauch er less than a - generation would bring, dila ne-
Mierly lire branch - a point of intellectual and mo
theral advancement as would fit him for the
proper enjoyment of. freedom. I myself
Try& - We have always been among the liberalise, but
ometimes lam Beginning tobelieve that. we have not
ay t h em only underestimated the intellectual abili
ties and the moral condition of the slaves,
either but have committed the equal error of es&
OZ^. xsisting the degrading' influence of their
hu- past life. But without theorising, let.. me
state the actual condition of things here.
run riasmision AS IT was.
When Mr. Brost first looked et this plan
tation he found only ,the former overseer
and half a dozen slaves. The overseer told
him that most of the slaves had decamped,
and ware collected together at the contra
band camp, and that it would be useless to
try to get them back. But Brett was not to
be so easily discouraged. He asked for the
most Intelligent of the negroes that still
remained, and got him to go with him to
the place where the rest of the negroes
were to be found. On their way down this
man said that they could never be induced
to return under that overseer, for he had
been unusually harsh and cruel, and had
defrauded and robbed the negroes whenever
he could. ljut Mr. Brett determined to try
them, end when he arrived at their rendez
vous, caned them together. Re told them
that he would feed and clothe them, and
furnish them with medical aid; that they
should have . such and such privileges, and
at the end of the season, one-twentieth of
the crop. Now, negroes, from their long
experience in judging of men and from the
vital necessity they have bad of studying
them, have gained a sort of instinct, which
enables them to judge almost infallibly
whether a man will keep his promises to
them. Mr. Brett is a man whoni any one
would be willing to trust after seeing him
once. He is frank, honest, and bears the
stamp of honor and sincerity on his "face
and in his manner. The man who accom
panied him had been quite won, and, partly
through his influence, and partly through
what they had seen for themselves, the ne
groes were quite willing, so far as Mr.
Brett was concerned, to make the attempt.
So, after a little consultation, they agreed
that they would go, if he would employ an
other overseer. To this he would not con
sent. He told them he should not carry on
the place himself; that he needed the sett
vices of an experienced man, and one that
undersbkid the plantation. The negroes,
however, stood out firm, and he gave them
a day to think of it. The next day they
were more decided than ever. They said
they would be led out on the levee and shot
rather than return under their old overseer.
They told'hint he needed only to , have a bu
siness man • that there were plenty of the
hands who man;
as much about the place
as the overseer, and could carry it on as
well, except with regard to keeping as
buying supplies, and handling ma
ney. After considerable ineffectual coax,
ing on his part, he had to give up, and
agreed to discharge the overseer. Ile
brought away thirty-three hands, who
worked well during the week. The_ next
Sunday they asked permission to go down
to their old friends again, which was grant
ed, and they returned with one hundred and
thirty-three bander-some strangers, but
mostly belonging formerly to the place—all
of whom have been at work ever since.
Not one has left, and I presume not one
could be induced to leave, while applica
tions lbr employment are - coming in every
day.
tnriou Aso piuniusiou—
TatEtBDAT ISORNDIG=:—OCE 22,1888.
Physical Degeneracy.
One Of the moitremsrkable results, to our
mind„ attending the late draft, is the amount
of physical disability which It disclosed.
We Gannet statetheeinetper cottage, but it is
so large, as to make the impiession that we
ar e a nation of nobodies, sadly degenerated
from the original typeorith 1111 , oocalional
and exceptional case of an organisation
which comes up to the retjuirements of per
fect manhood. It will be .very naturally
supposed, by those who note these results,
that the portion of our Inhabitants - in the
very prime of life_which composes the drat
class under the enrollment, betrays such or
belittle in vigor, or other soldierly quali
ties, as to threaten, untewartresults in the
generations:that are to come anti -We
know that Oposure to a-draught sometimes
prodieei a ;PA bid we would not pay them
the poor complimentof swaingthat either
this, or faint hisarts;have entered l e o any es-.
tent into this melancholy exhibition of hu
man infirmities.
And-yet , , we are not convinced that the
exploded European opinion, that the human
ram degenerates in this hemisphere, finds
as much keel ground for revival, as the
phenomena of the draft would seem to in
dicate. We do not believe that so huge
a proration Of our young men is so im
perfectly organised, or so much debilitated
by maladies, as to_unfittiteni for the nuttily_
employment of bearing arms in defense of
their country. = It may be that in some of
the districts the "medicine men" are over
fastidibas, or from inveterate professional
habit, hive acquired the trick of looking
gray we intend no pun—and shaking their
heads ominously—or perhaps think that it
is their business to nose out the slightest
Imaginable hlemishes—or are possibly hur
ried away,. in the ardor of 'professional re
search, into curious explorations for mon
strosities in nature, or organs that may
seem abnormal either in their structure or
action.
There may bo other reasons, however, for
this phenomenon. We have heard it re
marked, that if any man in good health will
diet into a medical book or, two, he will be
• confirmed hipochondriio :in two weeks,
with all the symptoms of all the &ones. of
wbieli he has been so unfortunate as to
read. We should not be surprised, there
fore, if the public) exhibition of nearly all
" the ills which flesh is heir to," paraded
under a high-sounding nomenclature, and
with frightfhl particularity, coming in at the
breakfast table—by way of bitters, we sup
pose—had destroyed the flavor of the beef
steak, and incontinently given the belly
ache to nearly all the young men in the
country. Tell a man how many anemics he
has, and at bow many points he is vulnera
ble, and,rotuneylreak hie rest forever.. We
have seen a list, comprising diseases of
which we had never heard, that was big
enough, and learned enough, to send a whole
regiment of veterans to the hospital. What,
then, must bo the effect upon the raw re
cruit? He will have no occasion, certainly,
to run to hie medical advisor, and say:
"Doctor, for the sake of humanity, hunt me
up a disease of the most mysterious charac
ter, and with the longest and moat unpro
prononnorteble name!" He will feel himself
—like the monster Csliban, under the magic
arts of Prosporo--racked with cramps and
aches, from head to sole, and ready to be
catalogued for any providential ailment
that may turn up.
We protestrhowover, against all this un
wholesome:Jargon of the school, precisely u
wa i gheuld object to the application - of the
microscope in order to spy out
which would be otherwise - invisible. The
doctors must recollect that it is the bachelor
class with which they are now dealing, and
that there is great risk of damaging the
prospects of that interesting variety of our
sputa, by insisting that nothing short of
an Apollo oran Antinoutr--somedivine ideal
of humanity, without - speck or blemish—
shall pass mutar fbr the armies •of the
Union. We rather prefer a trifling inArm.
Icy, because it looks human, and brings the
eandidate felittle nearer to ourselves.
An Imprcanptu Thanksgiving...An
fireiudve Se'Tne.
A correspondent of the New York Even
''+ isy Post, writing from Columbus, Ohio, on
the 14th inst., gives the ft:Sowing acconn t
of s scene he witnessed:
Whim the rettirnnbegan to coin in this
morning, with such unprecedented majori;.
ties and gains for the Union ticket, the
whole town grew wild with excitement.
Business ceased, and evet7body came out
into the streetto hussar. The crowd gather
ed near my o ffi ce, and after a few moments
Col. Moodie mounted' a box and made a
spetieb—s capital and effective one.
The ex.:hematite( 'the crowd increased,
aturcheor. tapan cheer pootAtcl the utterances
of the /Taker. , Finally, Moodie (who was
• Methodist'prestcher formerly,) as he drew
to a ohne; sal: "If I was in s . Methodist .
meeting I would cry 'Glary to (iodl' axia
eine the — " At this the crowd
cried, "lints off t Silence ! Go at it Colonel,"
At once he commenced . ..Praise GO," to-the„
tune of Old Thindred, and-that vaefaisem;
Map tevok it . up;and every tut :in It sit S
with ell his-might! Wl:isn't it sublime
A nobler "anthem!' for the daliverence God
has wrought, out for* hem traitors and
bloody men'could not have been aims - and
the impressiveness of the pane can onlibe
&placated-by those:whose fortune:it :was
to witness .
Jsn. Pans V=Tsa Bj►aa's ARYL-
The chstumcpog bas an aeeount ol
JeaDaTiel_vielt to Bragg's assay:
"the "resident has sought this doziest.
mut, I am aasured, : on
.stootatitt. of the tm
fatting, difficalties which have disturbed
the family of .Tenneuso, over, which Gen.
Bragg presided with such tees. The
InnTertalen of Polk the :arrest of Hindman, ,
the Sump . with Farms; and the illesatle
Action of several others, all nenrrthg right
oa thol*eaf a victory, andU the face of
the got Yi+remmolikto.eselM git insist;
data an administrathre ma lir: Wei. Ills
inquiries will. be olose, and hie counsels
eThc Ira:Went , mingles freely With. ths
traspiCandl Ime made
,sevaral speeehes,
which o cc asioned loud enthusiasm.; ,
Dzarrin 3110: nrßarrni.=-Anorrespond
-: int of the WWll:4ton Ctiromcie, it giving
as neeenetnf
_the battle at litdololv etatbP:
says: 1
, 1 • u i "
oat t rarr balv eazirlioctio
*ballad . -7 4 / 5 :1: 644 T i 11ig = Wel*P':
-spealar..et Om In tertai at AendeTriuitt.W
luy stood in thairn sad
drie more ;au be NU eats b rimpt
sodas= trarrior.. , They...dlC num ;Doi
narendi4l* - tidi was becaueetikey'eathinot
land and Aso se rapidly ali Our reitinne
TIII TIJITATION LI IT IS
They are more contented and happy than
they were under the patriarchal institution,
though they work a good deal harder.
They save their money for a future day,
and their savings amountaiready to a "good
bit." The working hands will 'make from
seventy-five to one hundred dollars apiece,
so the overseer tells me, over and above
their share of theerop. They support their
families and take care of their aged parents.
Now this does hot-look as though they were
so utterly shiftless, does It? Again, on
Sunday, after the Bible had been given them,
L went into the midst of the congregation,
and after saying a few words, so as to get
them somewhat acquainted with me, com
menced irtunning fire otquestions on this
very' topic. Ituldressed myself solely to the
men, who sat apart frouilhe women. From
the conversation that ensusd, I am con
vinced that they do appreciate their re
sponsibilities and duties. They will spend
their money as discreetly-as white laborers
do, and I am inclined to think more so.
They will put their savings in the savings
bank. They will try to be temperate and
industrious. Not a theft has been committed
on this place, by the negroes belonging to it,iince
Afr. Brost took it. They understand the in
fluence they are to have on future genera
tions, and On the 'Policy. of the country, pro
vided they shall succeed in doing well and
accumulating property. They areAleeirous
'of vindicating themselves, their race, and
the system of free labor, and thus laying
?or their posterity the foundation of a home
and a country. How they will succeed,
whether they will be able to resist the tempt
ations which the spread Of
among them will generate,c whether they
will be willing to take their chances with a
had or a dishonest employer, I do not know.
But no onethatheazdtheconvorsation I refer
to, between thitoiseliii- and nie, can doubt
that they rally-have the ideas and thoughts
I have presentediltand that I Sall "appre
ciating thto position."
The Siege co,rOtarlestoa•
The Charleston Nerculy of the lath pays :
'The enemy'ff. mire 'altogether
silent yesteniay. Bettery,Sitnitins kept up
its turnal :barter lire Atgainit. Grkg ind
Wagner. But:, few, 'dots were fired from
our other battaties. •
The two prisoners taken in the harbor on
Saturday night'are communicative enough,
though it may well bo doubted how much
credence is due to their statements: They
say that batteries Gregg and Wagner will
not be ready, to open fire on the city for two
weeks yet. Pour guns have been mounted
at Wagner and one at Gregg,all, they say,
200-pounder Parrott guns, and. bearing
upon the city. There is la prime of con
struction between Wagner arid''Gregg i
email battery upon' which is to be mounted
four 800-pounder Parrott guns. . —•-
Parrott, the itiventor'of the romans gun
of that name, arrived on Morris Island a
week - ago, together jvitheome 'dials work
men, who. are busily!
. .oupged in getting
the ordnance into posiWu. Parrott will
give his personal .nttention to. the firing of
these guus, when 'Gilmore — Is prepared to
renew the attack:- By the panelled of
Cumming& Point, Timor, has approached.
one mile and a Ulf- nearer to the-city than
when Wire was directed feces thethe girth
, Satte, between Illack'indbforili Tibias.
Theprisoners state .thantbe _shall from 'the
INAtimadtalt can be praAot.l with erect
lip dr milwott - OW ram liontheoltp
;Odd -bledi bllt-thaigibittiraprefers to
tetanal/1411 hie batteries - are pentonW , `,
11usaferceirlfof thaldllimor
=Theilrettatoe=:teir)itite-CumnbielP o lit,
Well t, oar awn stil'ort Jazumi, b e e n
totem up in formidable proportions.
Total..
Claar Acltololatrallou maJority
There are ten members yet to be chosen :
one to fill the vacancy left by. Corning, of
New York; one in Delaware in place of
Temple, opposition, deceased; five. from
Maryland, and three from West Virginia.
All of these, save perhaps the successor of
Corning, will probably be loyal UniOnista.
Of the Border States men already elected,
not quite half are friends of jhe Adminis
tration, while some of the others are '"
igated conservatives," only slightly tinged
with Copperheadiam. Prom all the signs
thus far It appears that there will be a
working majority is the Rouse in favor of
the Government.
DlffieulUes with the Rebels 'ln the Ex-
change of Army Surgeons. -
The official correspondence' which took
place last summer relative to the ernhange
of army . surgeons, has just been published
in the Richmond papers. The whole diffi
culty lies in the . case. of Dr. Rucker, who
is a prisoner in Richmond, and against
'whom the rebels allege a 64A - committed in
Virginia, in violation of late'. They are
willing to exchange the other surgeons, but
refuse to give him up, insisting that be
shall first be tried in Virginia for his al
leged offense. This cannot be conceded by
us, for by the local laws of every Southern
State, every one of our soldiers has incur
red the penalty of death, and we have of
course steadily refused to give them the
privilegeof general execution of our prison
ers. The correspondence upon the subject
between the exchange,officers was dropped
as long ago as two months, and in the
meantime these surgeons are without pros
pect of release.
Tea New SPOAR CROP OP LDEUBLIEL.---
Advices from New Orleans say that the esti
mates of the coming crop of sugar from the
State of Louisiana are conflicting. The area
of cane planted has led many to Infer that
the present yield would be at lettat fifty
thousand hogsheads, but a close examina
tion recently made, taken in connection
with the reports from all quarters within
our lines', induces the belief that not over
one-half of this quantity will be produced.
The growth of cane is grnerally small.
The great cause operating to diminish the
supply of this important staple is the want
of labor, which woe felt at first In the plant
tug and cultivation of only a limited ntun
ber of acres, and now in the lack of a suffi
cient number of field-hands to cut and
'mike" the present crop.
Dtarrreve Cosortion or vex Union pool,-
XIS IN• Colonel Bro
derick, of the lot New Jersey .Cavalry, who
was wounded and taken prisoner by the enemy
in the cavalry fight on the Rappahannock last
June, arrived here to-day from Richmond.
Hie statements concerning the condition of the
Union prisoners are of the most remarkable
character, and should induce the Government
to initiate at once prompt measures for their
relief. There aro now confined at Richmond
at teasel:tine hundred officers, and over ten
thousand enlisted men. Many of the latter
are-utterly destitute of shirts, pantaloons and
coats, and sickness prevails to a fearful ex
tent. Numbers die daily and the mortality is
still increasing, insufficiency of food and lack
of olothing having prostrated hundreds of the
most hardy men. The enlisted men aro ac
tually starved,. and an officer who gave some
portion of his food to some privates in the
room below, by passing it through the floor,
has been confined In a dungeon.— Was/I:119ton
On-respondent N. Y. Herald.
DELTEST Co.u. Mum is 'Ars Wortto.—Ths
Coalmine of Monkwearmouth was visited by
a party of members of the British Association,
among whom were four Mica. The depth of
this mine from the surface is ainbteen hun
dred feet, and the workings of cOal under
neath extend to a distance of two miles from
the abaft. About three hundred persons are
employed in it, and six hundred' tons are
mined daily. The heat at the bottom varies
from 84 deg. to 99 deg. Feb., and the miners
work in an almost nude state: Of all the pur
suits by which men gain a living, there is
none more toilsome, more dangerous, or more
dreadful in allits circumstances and sur
roundings, than the lifeof him who wins coal
from the mines.
PUBLIC AVTICES.
B. o► Etrrenwou, Oct. 15th, 1553.
übAlsi ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
DIitECTOES of tide Dank Will be held et the
tto dclalLootewi o
ur. o r f l
1 1 , 1 1 10N1tAl a ;totemter 16th; be
tween
The animal meetlh:of the Stockholder, will he
held on TUESDAY, Not. 3d, at 11 o'clock.:
oel6:3tdiatear .101/NIIAREER, tluhlo.
CITi ElBl, Pittaborgb, Oct. lath, 1883.
10. AN ELECTION FOR TIIIIITEEN
--DEBEOTOBEI of this Doak IFNI be bold at the
Banking Homo on BOMBAY Nov. 16th , 1863,
the haul 0811 a. va. an d 4 P. m.
The annual muting of Stockholders will b. bold
on ITESD/T, Nov. 3d, 180, at 11 o'clock a. m.
0c.16:1m J. MAGOYVIN, Caablar.
Manumit IlAxa, Pittsburgh, Oct. lath, DM
lAN ELECTION - FOR DIRECT
ORS of thla Bank *lll be held at .tbeltank.
log Dom, on MONDAY, the l g ath day of li November,
batsmen U. hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 p.
Tbs. lar annual mee of tin fltocn.
be bald reguon TVESDAT, Nov. Al, at 10 o'clock a. m.
ecldam - GEO..D. McGIIEW, Gambier.
Lzatasoa Bari or Pirriecaan, cT
October 13 1829. .
•
f i r - THE ELECTION FOR DIRE -
0118 of this Beak will be held et the Back
log novae on MONDAY, Siorember 16th, UM, di
nner the boors dela= a. m. and 2p. to The an
ima meeting of iltockbolden will take place on
TUESDAY. hcrounber 3d at 11 a. m.
if.
oclidm . M. 211.72111. AT, Cashier.
• ALLIKIII3NT Dui; Oct. 14th, uszt.
ELECTION FOR DIRECT
ORS of this Bank will be bold at thellonat
lag Haim on the 16th day of November neat, be
tween the hours of ,10 o'clock a. on. f o'clock
p. or. J. W. WOK,
The annual meeting of the Stockholder, , be
held on the ad day of Nomad= nmegat 11o'cloult n.
octfelnt
10.11rEltztirAtillAIN
DIRECTORS of this Rink will De bold at the
Itunting
o a. m oues on lIONDat Norembs. lath, at tea
'clock .
The regular annual meeting of Stockholders trlll
held on =MAX, Noy. 3d, at 11 o'clock a. m.•
GEO. T. VAN DO R , Cashier.
• bliscitawn AID aill1111•171t7113
Pittsburgh, Oct. 1241,18 M.
Za•TLIE FLITTIONF R
DISICTODA w U be.hold at the Banking.
• Moues, Co MONDAY, the 10th day of Noranbar
next, between the hours of tan a. in. and two p. os.
Tbe _annual meeting of Use Stockholderswill be
held.= TUEDDAY, the dd dal.ANotember, at ten
*Wink a. to. .1011 N BMW, Jr., Cashier.
XElt• 4D rEnrisr.wwrTs.
(AMMAN GIRL WANTED—To do
mord hems wort, • stunt dittoes tu d o
country. Illyheit once pahL Apphy at the
octant . QAZreTt 07110 E.
CHEAP WALL PAPERB.—.-B?autiful
Wall Papone, at 15 mots: for sals_bY
cslo W. P. MAESHALL. 57 Wood 'Snot.
wANTED---Arraksuricts TO Turthr.ass
normal:No Busman. .
=Maw DAVIS a PUILLIII,IIO Water wt.
13ASKIM WILLOWI3.3O bdla Ken
paary.zuko, Willows tO Arrive by rat, ar wl.
MAW' DICE= 4b,
TO: Adh s for Crude and Refined
iv! other marchandee. D
JAB. L 4ti 504,-
oaf and 7o, Wate r duet
OIL—A pa!, asicto
q n
14 hand end , for salerby
JAIL aItIZELI43O2!,
, Altd 7o Waterstrist.
pct
AGNE • rrels.
iunto/gm oda' .terr;,reoetre} end fo gab at
ce. ue llsoorid,rttert. •
•-• odd • - - TRANNTANaotna,
1 .UJ3BICAUNI}. OILS.
-100 bit?. Lark Overt O. •
:Na gaiety •- - Yu. rraixrii INnr;
• • - !Nana 'TO meatless. •
tri. very s th' lea
nejx4,lleyyrteaellemlemetireeer I
fa rem sad for Web y - g . ming,
eola No. lea tansy dreg.
TTNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
V the best le tue ; another large lot just remised
at the India Rubber Depot. Nee- grt " 4 2 g SL Chir
street, by J. d H. PHILLIPS,
er,t4 • &4e Areas for Afirghtsw(krunty.
CARPET' 8K0W1.18.-2O dozen extra
mh.r lll7 alto , "'I) made C ara t .
me
bra a j .t
fial 14°'
sa
eurtmeat, for raze at the Family Glr9afffit.r.
• cm2o JOHN A. ,•=iSIIAW.
BEM
JAPANESE TEA.—Just received, a lot
of the hurt Japanese To that has been Import
ed Into Hits coantl7. For sale at the Family Grocery
Store of • JOHN A. RENSHAW,
oc2o Corner Liberty and Hand streets.
TIUNCAN, SHER3tAN do M.'S Sight
Min on tba Union Bank, Laudon, and SLOW
EH& on army important town In Gannty,
Omtuarta:pi and :Italy, for gala In tun suit por
ebamra, by WM. FL•WILLUMI cot.
anifilotta Wood Wrest tamer of Mb&
TOILET isoaps.—A large and full as
sortment of Toiled Steps, of Lona. Son a 00.,
Claseer's. Basin's and Ooltista's neanuthetters, reads.
«I and far sale st lowest prices by
JOHN A. ItrifBllAW,
oclft Game Liberty and Band streets.
OLD TYPE FOR SALE.
About One Thousand Pounds,
L o m f assatit. GAZETTE MICE..
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
120131ba. obcdteeHalled D. W. noun
100 bade. mall White Bosun
10• do Ityr,
10 kept Packed Dotter;
Received and for rale by 11. RIDDLE,
oat No. 183 Liberty street.
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES,
QAITEBS, BALAIOBALS AND GUMS,
Jut rewind sad will be mold at the lowest prices to
to food to the city: Glee toe a cal before porehae-
Lag elsewhere, at BORLAND'S, 98 Market at,
col 7 2rl door Dem
OPENING.—Msa. M. KIWI:UN will
open, on 13ATITED/a, tun inntant, an elegant
WINTER BONNETS. LADIES' AND MUSES'
• HATS, *LEMONS, MOWERS, do.,
The newest style of the iesson.
No. IZI MiDIMAI STREET, Allegheay City.
oc2D3w
VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 47th, lIRM, at
73i o'clock, will be .old, •t the (xuamerdal Woo
.B=l, No. 54 Filth Oxon
60 wham Exchange Book Eltodo
4 do P. F. W. it O. R. Co. Stock;
.DAVIS A McILWAINZ, Auer..
DUNCAN STREET PROPERTY.—
On TCEBDAY EVENING, Oct. 27th, at 7i
o'clock, will b. sold. at the Oommerctal Bales Room.,
64 Fifth area, nice lot of ground situate near the
corner of Centre avenue end Erin street, having a
front of 38 feet 3 inched on Dun= street, and ex
tending back some width 83 feet It inches.
oent DAVIS d IdeILWAINE, Antler..
L M SALE—A lot of land, containing
.112 7a scree, aitnated IN miles from Dumont Ma
rlon, cus the Pittsburgh, Fort Wan., t Chicago R. R.
The aborts property Le well timbered, with a good
young orchard of bearing (Cult trees. Title property
will be sold on reasonable terms.
Far further particulars address
oc23ui 8. C. McdIABTEB, Bindeklayrflla. Pa
To FLINT GLASS BLOWERS
WANTED.
12 rood CHIMNEY MAHER&
Aho, 12 good CHIMNEY BLOWEE&
To good, sober vorkinon, of the oboe. ohai, ore
sill pay Moral owe.
Apply to WILLIAM T. GILLL'fDEIL 6 00.,
Clor.Oxihrd and Howard Biretta, Philadelphia.
oelbdor
BOUTWELL'S NEW WORK ON THE
NEW TAX Manual of the Direct
and Exciter Tex System of the United State., Includ
ing the fonts and regalations artablbhed by the
Cemmiseloner of Internal Reveriao, the Dodete. .ns
and Rulings of the-Commindoner, together with ex
tracta from the correspondenoe of the office. By Goo.
8. Uoutwell, lato Commlusicmer of Internal Revenue.
One vol., 8 vo. Price 82 50.
cut KAY IGO., 55 Wood street.
(IPENINO.—BIiss O. BEGGS will open,
N... 1 on SATERDAY, 21th hut, a bandeau:to, and
elegant ..111110a01013t of
WINTER BONIGETS, LADIES' AND *MIMS'
HATA, R lIIDONS, }LOWERS, FEATHERS, ler.
Also thr tared styles of CLOAKS AND &imam.
No. 122 FEDERAL Bram,
Allegheny City.
MA CRESTER PR fI'ERTY FOR
!Oat, 60 Tett front on Loaut atroct.,by 151:1
deep on Freble Wreak A won bunt and coneordently
arranged Mowing brick dwelling berm, puttee to
front, ball swam Pad wide, two parlors, four dm:o
ber., dining-mom. kitchen, flidabrel attic, and pod
dry collar. Carriage house. stable, troll and shad*
Fepapa wines and abrubbory.
For price and terror apply to
oe2l B. CrfllfilMT & son, 51 Market st.
POE SALE OE LEASE—A large . Lot
11 is Sherpebarg, on the Peatenpr Itaibog, are
miler from PitUbragh, on which, there to a good
Denning Homo of mine roxes.; idea, newel other
Homes, ell befit of. brick. A veil at good water to
tbe yard, plenty of good halt, and conotodent to
Churches and 4thool Houma •
/or particulars eddrear or cell on
0. T. GILLIAN,
oe.l:tfelro7 gherbetaug, Allegheny °minty, Pa.
J. N. TAT! r. CITILLS.
IRATE dc SEVILLE,
PILACITIOAL TLVNIIRBAL,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
No. SO 117DXCAL STUET, Allegheny Crty, end
_ i ~,.
Wili i MEMil i l
TU SIMPLEITi OW LINK,
Discovered by ProL Elorafort will primed Cider true
tm-alag sour, sad also [ready Warm its'Anallty.
Is bottle icollcrent for a barrel of Cider, erAh 1141
dbeietlans an , are.
For owls by entoN somcar4s,
od esorner roartb szed Mattbead •
• ' CONSIGNMEN'IS.
thtm day-150 Mb. Given App
SS do Craabirr;
aoo do %Wu, Doom
32 do Unary lareet Potatoor.
300 tap Mohan:mei' do;
IOU& CAW
4 do Boil Dattoir; •
8 do
30 01 1;r 4u4 '
Vow in 'taro and for bap
sal* by
oaf - L.B. TOICT & CO
A. :Wall
I !MEOW
AtIETIdi I
A lugampartmentAt
PITTOCK'S,
OPPOSITE TE POET 01/7103.
oda
ILAN
- FLAGS I
111 Meet itha pion, et the IlliesttfeetaT.
PITTOOIC I I3, •
oriVartz'rEtt POST 071101. •
ocl6 , •
R •
• - Wok* in
canoe; itiarnuo. XlCELliingt AFT) rant
And &dor in Itiogning . 3lntitrisin
ungtly No. AS xeaasT at., Pittsburgh.
GENTRAL FOREIGN AGENCY.
AIM= BALDWIE &
rl IMOLDWir, 241 W you.
B =
tteacas at low raw CS arid Britian. /Mao.
l'ad==10111971 ".
WILLIA =mum 3r.. ,f4ves:
aoimai;md Mons' Zama OffloiMttibusit.
NE! PINE OF
••• • ' GODS' ,
'
8 0 OTli AlND' . .klo,l*
• .• " ,. ° 1 -
4420041TOTIONOT*
MESS PORK-1,000 bigIAII•11t001114
asb b 7
IIItDONAIAD • Ammon=
ow In 1164 Llbaltrjairt.
:on - try. orylij ftnrcoLtic or AL.r..410N1
•-. Pattstitrgh, tobor
rpi ) Ass E. ,. ..0R5. nre hereby
notifl.-1 ilia: the Itook• for s-sesrmrot Tax,.
for free 17 , 74, IM ready for dillsrry on the
lost. Ilesoros from floe sstar..l ill... Snots of the
Conotj Jaziguu7 Lt. 11/01. will be required ander
. ILENEY LA31136111,
«eztatd•itwP Controller.
PROVIAIT M.A8.1311..1. x orrICZ, Du's, Ps.,)
Nu. Yti, Fourth street, p.
Pittsburgh, Ps., Oct. 21, 18d3.
VNEMPTED FROM DRAFT.—In
oordanve "with orders I puhllsh the iollowitur
Wt of persons exempted trots draft by the Iklard of
Enrollment in this, Dlstriet to Otistdate, with tha
mums ofsheir exemptiuu
Betualawl by Board and firnApted.
Jason. Woddel, ElixabeLh tp ; divabllitJJ
'J. HERON FOSTER ;
Ceptuin and Proroet Marshal, 2^.,11 Dist. P.
WAR CLAIMS, PENSIONS, BOUN
TY AND BACK PAY.
T. WALTER DAAC,
GENERAL CLAIM AGENT.
Lloebeed by the V. S. Goventegrat
103 rum STREET. Ed door bt.loa'the Cathedral.
roomy Mania Soldiers westal the mountains, East
rn Ohio Soldiers, and Welt Virginia Soldiers, on
have that,. Pymsidus,l3otuaty and -Sack Pay secured
at this office,
Circulars *lll he sent ylelng fall Information to
the Soldier...art* dammed Soldiers' Hale. shooing
who are entailed to the Pension. Bounty sad Bank
Pay, and the manner of emarlng tha sense; by Olaf
lag tome by lettar ar Lnpreou. -
•W: No charge until aolleatad. J •.lynx-!a
T :1 ORPHAN'S' COURTazi
07 ALLEGHENY COUSTY Is the
aattar of the Partition of the estate ofl ." 7sines '
Spargo, de:eased.
Alsel ncnr, October rith, IBA it appearing that the
inquest bas been returned In the above awe, dividing
Yid estate Into two parts, and appraising the same,
the Goan oh motion of H. Burgwin, Attorney for
Nicholas Jones and wife, grant a rule upon the pu
ttee Interested to come Into Court on SATCIIDAY,
the Ylst day of Wornober twit, and accept or refuse
the geld real estate at the valuation, or show cause
why the said real estate, or any part thereof, should
not be sold. In case %boor any of them should neg
lect or refuse to take the ensue as aforesaid, service of
Yid role upon the maw not resident in this minty
to be mate by publication In the Weekly aurae
newspaper, of the City of Pittsburgh, once a week
for four weeks. -BY THE COURT .
Attest: W. A. lisawns, Clerk. ociltetwi
PARM :FOR SALE.—The undersigned
often sit private ole, • very valuable Farm In
Mifkin township, Allegheny county, P., containing
78 acme, with opal under It, situated one mils and •
smarter from John O'Neal's doal Works, on the Mo.
nongehela river, five miles from McKeesport nod
nine miles from Pittsburgh. by land. The Impreme•
menu are • frame dwelling bones, [none barn and
other i , ..." 1 *1 buildings ; elm a free orriard. About
60 scree good cleared laud. It le the property for.
reedowned by James Finney. The had and cool
he
will soldlogether or .eparede, to salt tie buyer
or If endiclent Inducementa be offered, it will be cut
up and *oldie lota suitable for country reeiderice..
If the above named property is not said before the
13th of NOVEMBILE, it will !warmed, on said day,
at public sale, on the premise., at 1 o'clock.
For terms of safe roll with the nitscriber, JAMES
INEOREW;West Newton, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
odatd
EW BOOKS.
.1.1 The Old lieretuttits of New York. 2/1 series.
The'Blackumn ; his antecedents and Ma redo..
Squire Trimly - tea Heir. By Km. Wood.
Eleanore,; Victory. By Mss ßraddon.
Our Old Home. By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Gala Dors. By Gall Hamilton.
The Amber Gods. By Mho Prescott.
A peals's' Method of study in Natural History.
Heart and Oros. By Mn. °Upbeat.
diendeladion'e Letters from Italy mid Switserland.
Leaves from the Blau of an Army Burgeon.
The Light and Dark of the Rebellion.
The Young Parson.
ClaseleQuotationa—a Thought Book. Sy J. Rime*.
The Children'a Garland. Arranged by CORI:MI
Palmate.
The Golden Treasury of Songs and Lyrics.
The Dead Stret. • A new book fir Sportsmen.
For sale by NAY & CO., 56 Wood street.
ELECTION RETURNS.
How the Ladles have Voted.
We are *ambled, through ow "wand." to en the
pebile, am at - this e32V date, et, malt of the
Win' tote an a eery Important 4nartion. • melt,
too, while showbg the monndneem of their judgment,
speak§ louder than wards fix the pepolarity of the
WEINELXIt a WILSON SEWING usaurris.
The three Icedlns Sewing Disr.kine Ccurpanice m the
country on the "Wheeler t Wilmou," "Steger S.
au.," and Grants it Hater,.. and their Wes for the
quarter ending June 10, which ere Nutdela, show
how the Wier naiad
Whaler
Bing. a,
Mowing thst tba Irtnielm t Wilma Company sal,
daring tbsgosrtar twined, nearly doable the LWOW
made by tithe of the others.
Osar iskpoo of thme Yacht= hove boas sold, and
Use demead tot them la gagster thee ens. This
aboold b. regsrdad ea a tert by them who &aim to
by the MT 111MLLY "AWING MACHINIIL
war 17 - PERU IPERZET, Prthitongh. ,
SUMNER CO,
coltincirlf
A EST NEW 800 : AT
H N T'S.
MASONIC HALL, runt SIBYL %
The Army of the Potomac behind the /3cente, by
earthmen.
Dottier and Bastre, by the author of Gay Living
gone.
Nett& tna Polo, by author of Able Drake's WWile. The E Amide, by B. Bahr*? ton.
The Shad ow of Ashlydrat„ by Mrs. Wood..
Ineedoni and War, by Mary Ward Beecher.
Plain Guide to Spititaallsta.
Social Condltko of the rapid& Peseta
Three Tows In Japan, by Alcoa.
The Soul ;Arbil:me. by Wee. and =sae& * Denton.
Oar HoteLm by Hawthorne.
The Old Illerehante of New York ; second wales.
The Dead/Mot Markman.
Deretlel.ta *toy of today.
Zleanoei rktory, by Mb Dradd/n.
The Ilattlettialto, or the rebel Privateer.
Jo. Davi** Clitatt- , Dbne Nord PO.
Dime Wee No. -IL • tkearait—Blp .706 Duston's
Greet Indian! ight• Debnah, the Nabien Wartko'
Johnston'l Boys Sinop their Captors; Oen. Nor.;
's Prayer:
Ghat otWelldeali—No. 1; Irwin D. Beadle! T.n'
Gat Stenos.
ju=d, the Lime, or a Yankee loose In Dlsle.
lupe lot Otitis thilllins mark motive&
Doodlers Inttory.of the Oreat - Reln;l&,, n, the best
Work publlabod.
-
Iltutt'a Penny Song Books. Ninenatabars oat.
AU DOW Bob., late /.41P1414 MaileAge• Cla be
had at • ' Join' r:
oelfi ; rbseonle liar. Fifth street.
S EEL. COJJ.A RS
• E4TON, 314311331 & CO.,
Noe. 17 AND la TIPLEI rraur. Prrsottax, Pa-,
eola Arnim Au
Atm'a Steel Sollars andenffis,
WLlty battlar the appearance am! ems
ibrl
ta of i t ih ailiftary alaa sad ameba, - they
ate
sum Mats es gran maw AND onni
Abe" 14=cciara..„—.—.-111 OD emsb,
1 - 60 per - pals.
!VW 00 nob.
1 60. per qtr.
.6;56 try . _ ea neap of 11 16.
Dead nunalaulkd far 25 cents I'm u irCll
attmadsa MY. oomor. he OD 01,1),0/91.1,nr,
Tiding a. 4'ac4 kcal or boat, at WADS&
Tb• tray gascard at the 114 m Tort Ageat's prim
Tar pica Wt Odart. • •
zaroicaiicaux a co.
aclif • • • Plttsberatt. Pa.—
punneccts
PHOTOGRAPH BOOMS,
ooissz sire AND :unmans:as.*
0:4 impiii4citis. igni;DiebRANOA• A ].ntri et(SAS
lows. DA.
putyroeni..pas.
of fray olio sod MD. rads or colors% Dom the .
popular Ck,* VIBD4;ti ChAltzuft and US itrs
Mr. Pln4 , llPaict Diallix4z4 q DIO.NA.,
- elation of the AGED AND ]MIEN to the Oa so-.
aemUttj Ottb4 5403ugultui, riSact,!4
' . alibi of, stsitS. totAtr.sad
oiDdootion!tooratood. . • - torMyssortis ,
- CAMS DE - VISITE
.04:mie, ire
• • . 1 0TP ) t..TAAr0-:
- • axto=.rost imigrtszi37:: •
. .-PITTOCIM
" , wrzackiii.taame miaow - arm&
Fo.ll3.*oseale lark OWL.
Leo. a to{ el 'hake APPIJZ. dleinst
sorb an vu!isoti Lit Water;
0r.19 IDIrD mauzzaoy, 111 D aaosi.
5L1.431.11M110. )
ALI ......
Pr.y. ...1.
.01. 0
.r.„ A ‘‘i
. , .. .01
Warr--
100.
ilartng aeorytwi the Agteacy for the . =to of the
SEIIPLE CLAY, mined near Bt. Loul, Me., I tu
rns the attention of Gins ansVittiel-Ailatilacturen
to the Analysis girth shore, ab reported b. Prof.. A.
A. Hope of Boston, andJ. C. Booth, of Pidiadelphis.
which. together with the tan of actual atperknco by
matufacturvir to PitUburgh, Clocinnati sal El.
Lords, determines it to to the purest and most valu
able Clay now known, whethiar Yoreig-e cr American.
Pots made from it hare stood to the Glass Furnace
from 03. to 9 mouths. •
Lthe Analysis to of the Clay . . aa taken from the Asia!,
without any washing or preptratten whatever. ~
pnewescs great adhesiveness and plasticity qualities,
which are nor shown by the Analysis. and which ad
mit of the mixture of a lane , proportion of donor
burned clay.
I sat now prepared to till olden for the above alay
to be .hipped from StLontir or delivered bore. •
ALEX, GORDON.
No. }21., =CORD !mm:
Prrrastvorr. Pi
ez:l
BAILEY, EiltitE4 4L , CO.,
PItAcTICAL I'LtII2DEBS.
GAB AND STEAM Fri TESS,
=EI
Brass Work, Pipe, Pumps, Valves,
J.nd Ulla of fittings bar *aim; has and ham.
AGITATOBSI AND TANKS NOR OIL HtiiTSE.
in is, Ilsw4 with 46,1 by • maw proem.
Ypo.. 129 1011TII 82111 ITT.
PlaJroS.
,GarrBCHALK TO MASON dc HAM
LIN.-- I congrattdats pro on the introduction
of a new musical Instr.:tan; long wanted, and sore
to And he way into every household of taste and re,
finement which can iwealble afford Us moderato az-
Mf. Ymir CABINET 011041 i is truly oohs:mit-it
untent, worthy of thehigh praise It has received.
and far nowrior to averrling of Its class I baXi
own. Itakoidtaseire in totoman=rnsoit tou4ty
u ntanh r r n ir tliTs m4 ' l t, from its capacity the 'Pt:
renaming much delightful music, sacred and aear,
cleats and popular, to which the Piano Le not
o:l4ted. Gorrectuad.."
♦ rplgedid 1 , 114 of
Mason dr, Cabinet Organs
Jan Teethed Di the subscriber
Primo from 570 to 5U4/.
BEV - Send fat an illastratnd abialnind,
CHAR. C NELLOB, 81 Wood St.,
‘417 Sok Afoot !cc the .111sanhetunas.
MUSIC! MUSIC!!
MAMMAL MUSIC I I I
The ondendrood ar. tha wig sigmas for the cheep
yet moss oormot edition of
by Mahe In Wolfenbatte, comprbolog the coteNeta
word. of Beetbaren, Mosart, H.jdn, Weber, Berh.
Bartle!, Clemente, liable:, Hunter, sad .1.110 Pori!
wm.'s sad Cmorterm Two and omits per page.
Call for catalogue
3.. M. HOFFMAN & no.,
rITIE 8=1:n.
Sala Agouti for Deckles Maas. .el 4
T - HIRD FALL STOCK OF
'
NEW PIANOS,
dining others splendid lITZINWap. I
Pr% the brat Piano. In the 'amid.
LEISDEBVS N. Y. PLLSOS, the teat Pianos
at the
rrt W 0.13 N. T t .Tiitio6., the anapest Pianos
to he had soyerhere.
H. KLEE= a BUD., Na. 63 PM West.
.oci6 Sole Attests Az !ha abode Pianos..
piANosi—Just arri rap.
o g t , l 1
NIECW PLASM% train New York. at
v. inzvur. WM..
LIM thalthesti stmt.
==l
r NA. BE' 8 PI—N2 6 4911
Jost received. the mast
salottourtit or the unrivalled E 3 E
Pao9 eras lean In this tier Thai are beyand
don t the DEBT PUBO9 MADE. k call le re.
117 solleited Ware purchasinc else/when.
oHABLonz gvgs,
oa 431117T11 eTiIErt.49IIAPaL
ir.savw.
aim, WANTED—Ono who under
atanda cooldag. sad other hauso-trorit. • Ad
drum BOX an, City of dike= Post Offlos. .71h
rolimence as to quolificattoaasad . oe2Ottf
IATANTED.
100,000 A No. 1 VIM'S OAI EITAVIS.
• War CM Banda
AAdres RINICT PEMBEItToN,
&apt. Pam. Saltaluaracterlag Co.
oc~Natrona. 'Aile.beily 141...
BOARD WAITED
BY ♦ GIANTLEMAN, war a TWO'CIIELIISRES
Private &Oily farnxL
Addnea LOCK BOX N0:132, l'lttabanA P.O
WAISTED.-1560 A Mornt--We want
other new, wend and =Am luMnies. r u t en arti
clesisentlint. Addxsos, "
oeMlindawY SHAW & MUHL Biddefcad, Me.
WA NT E D—A Fraar Crass Dom-
VT; Ctuw4 o lTiVi - pkic4atiaCciedp.
and izen imsle TIIIEWIMMI ed.
mA rish sox,a2a. Post , ,opak "a ,
fiVETH EXTBACTEH WITHOUT
yy PAnc—w• ub tba method of Loring our
tejmdiaza tba patio i__lvAr - titatn era =taw
to IXTAI.C7T =gtcm WITHOUT PAM
acate Dintla. now taw bars boa
=V
partpoatoig M moat b ariadat op to rosy now l
add. that Ikera sod gin al • calk• VitittiMatatt -
we lam la use his tawar . gto bu n acted an
li.put g oi a cany ate mak and psis.
atara pa% ctic ot tba *graft. 0 Drop es assed.
cal nor..4lobsal&Dattser OIL "latex* tiled"
tha facial of arca and ralsbla Frail will
sail to call and mutat uttai ;•. -; ':i'? i Ja3lll 4
a B. :aka.
rt nnu -ND4 al W w """t
,v4 ti. C. KEN ,
Fon THE FALL OF 1847 0 . ; .
2/000-bi:Merai s .. , ..
tlaa-2.3, 4 iota 6y" dd...i tm i s m i 0:„
old balms susigtoft iver=nagrauSl,l-,
t a_atry: la rk7itit k iv Nu n k a ii
datart,B.4 f.aSIII,PLUM IMEYAGIUMW.
SHAD AND xgammiTAL
GRAPE
, u 0 OIISL
PLANTS, exi4,-e',4e,„ lauthisaisatal.litall at yaw*,
moll , Wir.— JO s C d W t asn't x ar rE
arag Tr i ..
-
kraV u.
al gIiOWDEN, .
BroTAxm
Sa:SAlXQND:antr.,;•nttnntolni‘
• .
Atkomud gmt . or Neftor l aito t i-ina
'davits tan. *hp, Dm*. ' - nols, - 4.sticloA
Anrcenunh Luso nz4 in!;11
• • '
MGCOLLISTER BiEtr a zolsale
1011 - W,IXIA
now In dots Ih• tarn sad moil =On* aalPart•
mot of
TOBACCUIGARI4NIEPiPES
u the cit 7. whleA Utieci anfifellini ' a6be te - a m
an auk' Vim& AU order. prvapity sA tiA
ad&
W. 'DAS_ MlxoturiaktiN4- -- No.
,Vf.
ak Of, 8311'raTEILD erßSlTo.will moll clomp
Oa cab goal 17NION 1111 IT YOB 1214.0 AM.
=IA inal - 42111 - BLAOB CLOT/I tramilgs. :
A pia ack4h madelia twelve liogoi al. , -
otalk . 2ol , 4:s4m liaitthlidd
I F l lOl.l-" , 1:1: : to p reserry o u r >1:
man .the Ptl&tiumnira z •• a ' MI
Win bratut4tice tctOkrolad, *in to proisrpo
e ll erMA
1
elMasi3r4M
.• • ZELLrIII k Ceara Dr26 c 0r. 616 :-:.
bet;.:: ' • ' .
s :1A:
4„o9iin Almoropono soooidso 7
uwmoacru y ms = os 100,101,430 -
s 1
o msmo ssesizistsss
CiCsPsetZsnuo
s,« ooilmov000toOmmolltrVoargook, tot
d
"grew* of out corn ttrot two.
E. IL IKEA
nil Boot of Allielosor Mew.
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k.
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MACE NIA?
Fwg..FEluNO,
caLliso3,
ttZVL
;
BROW" aa.
All eboko azd dcalrabla mktg. wow/ o w ' n u!
arbolevale or Mill at." • • : ,
PATON, MACILIIII & CO:13,
N.. 11 :n4l 14 rirru arum ,
BRIGHT SCARLET AND' CUE '
Velvet Trimmings.
150 PlVv-a - SCABLE'Z' VELVETSIBBOS, &Pa%
limb to 2 lathe* aide, received by Mmes. this day.
• EATiVS, &LAMAR& & 00.1 k
=
PLAID RIBBONS.—A neviN lot ,o
Royal Plaid Bonnet Ribbons,
Dina from As Itaprotar, orooed ado do at
EATON, /WIEN !OWE,
. azd 19 Fifth 'trot.
DRY GOODS
NAT BUY 1120114 CM*
B.A.M. MUMMIES,
Jfiarket -Singe. •
HAVE NOW OYENgD
Tsvoraz Mos or.
Nesw Goods
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