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JAMES P. BABE,
P.DITOR AND PROP ItIETOR
•
Departure and Arrival of Passenger
Trains.
hurt Wayne mid ['lama° Railr,nd.
(From corner of Liberty and Grant streetp, Pittsburgh.)
A rrives.
Mail and express Tram- ....... 1.50 A.Leaves. M. 3:5U P. M.
Express Train. 1,15 P. M. 210 A. M.
(From Federal Streei Station,
n -
Allegheny, for Ne
• Brighton and Way
Stations.)
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Second Train
'Express 'Praia.
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Fast . Line
Johnstown Acoommodution.
;first Turtle Creek "
Saeond
Third
Mail Train
ExpreFa Tfain_
"Praise the Lord upon the harp; sing to the harp with
a sang of thanksgiving."
"Let us come before Isis presence with ihanksgiritiii,
and show ourselves glad with Him in psalms."
This, as is generally known, is the day set
apart, according to custom, by the Governor,
to be observed as a day of thanksgiving for
the blessings which we enjoy, az individuals,
and as a community. It behooves us to accord
to the festival an appropriate observance, as it
is eminently proper that we should.
r Although some of us may have " private
gliefir yet as members of this great Com
monwealth—the Keystone of the Federal
Arch. we hare much reason to express our
gratitudeAo Him who rules above, for manifold
blessings trimly good things for which to
thank the Giver of all.
- • .
iKe•. r eannot. assert that our Stele has been
favorettl,44 year, with unexampled or even
anusitalprosperitv, yet we have no occasion to
murmur.' In- the early part of the year it was
feared that-,6 - 4r props were blighted and des
troyed, and fore time lamentations long and
load were heard, but au all-seeing and benefi
cent Providenceseemed to hear them; and when
the husbandman gathered in his grain he found
not only an abundance, but in many sections,
a isuperduity, almost. What was lacking in
some localities, was supplied in others, and so
the product of the. State was equalized. We
should, therefore, thank the Creator for this
great blessing thank Him that we have_
enough for our wants, and that there is no
famine in the land.
It was Also predicted, early in the year, that
another financial crisis, which would br3 more
disastrous in its effects than the last, ass
pending, but this, too, has proved groundless.
The year is nearly gone, and we have not vet
felt the threatened blow. For this, then, we
owe Him gratitude, which we should make
manifest.
Out commepcial interests have not suffered
'Attring the year, and though our merchants
have been obliged to exercise all their prudence
and economy, yet they have gleaned a fair
bar Vest, and suffered few losses. And for this
it is-our duty to return thanks.
Another blessing we have enjoyed in a high
degree is that of health, for while no epiderpie
of any character has aisited us, our bills of
mortality show that our community has been
but lightly afflicted with the ordinary " ills
which flesh is heir to." And this should com
mie/id our lasting gratitude.
We'have many other blessings, of which we
should manifest our appreciation--our exemp
:Pop from accidents by flood and fire—oar com
parative freedom from the fears occasioned by
the brand of the incendiary, the knife of the
murderer, and the midnight depredations of
thieves and marauders—from riot, rapine and
bloodshed, and many.minor evils incident to a
lapge city.
For all; these things it is our bounden duty to
return heartfelt thanks, and in this view this
Festival was wisely ordained. Cmtom has
made the day one of rest—one of feasting,
pot fasting. To-day each family will gather
round the table at home and partake of the
„local things of this life, while some will spend
the time in relaxation and recreation. The
churches will belopen, and "the congregations
will sin. , ' praises unto the-Lord." All will ob
serve the occasion in the way which to them
seems proper, and we trust that no violence
maT • rearits propriety:
While we. are enjoying -ourselves, and 'lsing
ifig'prideris to the Most High" for the mercies
accorded to us,- we should also devote a passing
thought to those who are not so highly favor
ed—the suffering poor of our city—for there
are many in our midst who feel the pangs of
hunger and the piercing winds of winter,from
an insufficiency of fobd, fuel and clothing. It
should comprise a part of the observance of
this day for all who are able to give something
out of their abundance to the relief of such as
need it. This we should include among our
duties, and we will find an abundant reward, as
Holy Wilt tells us that that giveth to the
poor, lendeth to the Lord."
Again: me Tsay, dei:trie day be properly ob
served, and let all be thankful for the good
things we baize:and pray for what they expect
in the future.
StrPELEME. CoußT.—Before Chief Justice Lotf
r.ie and Judges Woodward, Thompson, Strong
and Reed.
NOVEMBER 23d, 1859.
Commonwealth ex rel. Hamilton Ns. City
of Pittsburgh ; Mandamus. Argument closed
15 Trice for relator.
Allegheny county vs. Shaw and Murdoch ;
Peas. Argued by Ilarton for plain
tif in error, and Howard contra.
Reese et al. vs. Rowe d, Baily; District Court,
continued.
Wolf vs. Clyde; District Court. Argued by
Hoviard for plaintiff in error, and 0. P. Hain
iltnalcontra.
Commonwealth e.r rel. Reinboth vs. City of
Pittsburgh; Mandamus. This case involves
the validity of the subscription by the city to
the stock of the Allegheny Valley Railroad.
A.rguedbyairding for plaintiff in error, and
by Penney and Williams for the' city, and
elogd by Price for the relator.
Commonwealth ex rel. Gest vs. the same.
This case involves the liability of the city for
interest on the amount of her subseription to
the Connelleville Road. Argued by Harding
for relator,, by Penny and Williams contra,
and closed-by Price for relator.
FOUND .0 Chs2fint.—About a month since,
2d.r. John Smith, of Lawrenceville, purchased
from a stranger a sorrel mare, with good points,
but .in low condition, which he fed and eared
for until she hexame u specimen of horse
flesh. Yesterday Mr. S. saw an advertisement,
signed by a Mr. Moore, of Wheeling, offering
a reward of SCIO for the recovery of the animal.
He immediately, went to the Mayor's office,
made. information against the- party from
'whom he bad .purchased it for horse stealing,
and telegraphed to Wheeling claiming the re
gard, which WIJI probably cover the first cost
:a the animar... The' thief has probably, ere
this, got out of tbe Teach of the law.
1 A Goon SUCratSTIONI—A benevolent friend
, suggests that on Thanksgiving day Collections
be taken up in the various churches for the
I benefit of the poor of our city. The augges
-1 Lion is a good one, and we hope it will be act
gd on. While those upon whom fortune has
smiled are engaged in giving thanks to "Him
from whom all blessings flow," it will be a, fit
ting occasion to remember the poverty strick
' on in our midst and contribute to their relief.
PROF. M. W. JA.conne, of the Western
Thee - logical. Seminary, one of our most Milli=
grids). ministerS, will preach a thanksgiving
sermon at half-past ten o'clock this morning,
in the Central fresbrterian Church, Smith
field street, of which he is pastor.
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IN the United States Circuit Court on Wed
nesday, A. H. Miller, Esq., moved for a new
trial: in the case of McLaren & Farwell vs.
jiloakFatterion, and filed his reasons therefor.
the AIN Vest.
111.3f3 .I—Wily, Five Dollars] per year, strictly in ad
ranee. Weekly, Single aubseriptons Two Dol
lara per year; in Clubs of fire, One Dollar.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Leaves. Arri re*
5:40 A. ff. 8:15 A. M.
4,10 P. M. 2:10 P.ll.
Ponnolidennia Railroad.
(From corner of Liberty and Grnnt street,.)
Leaves. Arrive,
4:40 P. M. I:40 P. M.
5:30 A. M. 1•16 A. M.
2:20 A. M. 1:4I; A. M.
3:03 P. M. 11:00 A. M.
.11.2) A. lit, .Ode) A. M
...... 4:05 P. M. 1:10 P. M.
• -.... 6:20 P. At. 6:10 P. M.
IMfobureh cod CAdtnalnille Railrorta.
• (From Liberty and Want streets.)
Leaves. Amves.
73)0 A. M. 6:15 P. Al
4:30 P. NI. 6:45 A. Ai
Thanksgivlug Day.
ANOTIIEr. " MYSTERIOUS DISAPPZAILANCE."
—On the sth of October last, Adam Kemerer,
who held the office of constable intim borough
of Millville, Cambria county, left' his home
upon pretence of going. to Blair county for the
I.purpose of arrestingot man for whom he said.
he had a warrant. 20n the same day, the wife
of George Beam, of Yoder township, left her
home to visit her mother, as she said, at Free•
port, Armstrong county. Nothing has been
heard p.m them, and it is thotight they went
off togelher. Tho Johnstown Tribune says :
Kemerer, besides being constable, was. also
collector of State and County "taxes for Mill
ville borough, and took away with him some
six hundred dollars of the public funds. He
owned a house and lot in which has
been seized by his bail as security for the taxes
taken hiM. He left behind him a wife and
three children, and his guilty companion left
two children to the care of her deserted lins
*and. It is thought they went to Califor
nia.—Hollidaysburg Standard, , ,
FATAL ACCIDENT IN' BLArit CIouNTYI..--At
Niartinsburg, Blair county, on Friday last. a
man named Fleckfell from the third story of
the Franklin High School building, a distance
of some thirty-seven feetoind waaso seriously
injured asto cause his death on Saturday morn.
ing - at six o'clock. He was. walking across a
single board, carrying a hod of brick, when;
the board broke. Ile resided at Rebecca Fur
nace and teas a man of family.
CONVICTED.—Wm. Slack, alias White, and
Cy.rns Lamphear, charged with stealth , ' a
quantity of leather in Meadville, pleaded
guilty in the Court of Quarter Sessions of
Crawford county last week, arid Wt3l - 0 each
sentenced to pay a fine of twenty dollnric ;and
undergo an imprisonment of tierce year.i !n,the
Penitentiary.
Is.re - sorzoN.—A writ of injunction has been
served upon the Commissioners and Treasurer
of this county, enjoining thorn from paving
any moneys out of the Treasury until a certain
claim of about 5:',3 1- ai_prineipal and interest
—due the estate of the late David Shields,. of
Sewickley, shall have been paid. The claim
is, we are informed, for borrowed nionev.
Asomc.—A charter for n new Royal Arch
Chapter, in this city, to, ho called Duquesne,
No. 103, has been granted by the Grand Chap
ter of Pennsylvania, and the Chapter will he
constituted this evening, by Thomas Darage,
Esq., D. D. G. H. P., of this district.
BURGLARIES.—Within a few nights past
several burglaries have been committed. in the
Second ward, Pittsburgh, in Allegheny, and
East Liberty. The b,x,ty was not large in uny
instance, but the police should keep a sharp
took out for the thit:ves,who have ~f late etrown
vet - bold.
THREE Boys, from , OVOTItOen down to four
teen years of age, are now in the watch-hou,e,
awaiting a hearing D-day at ten o'clock, for a
series of petty larcenies, indltjding the' late cel
lar depredations on Third str,et, and a variety
of liko trarc,actiuni.
CoM ENTS. I . :,lllirQ COvh rut). Of M kee port
ye,terthy committ,d Wm. Alarm
field to jail for a , ,uult and battery on oath o
John Mansfield.
Esquire .3.lcFarlanil, of Shalar• township
comtnitte,l John Cook for abusing his wife.
SENT!flikeN.—. Loafer" Bell, rhatg - d with
the larceny of a watch in a little town near
Columbus, Ohio, woo yesterday sent there to
stand his trial. We published the circum
stances some two weeks since.
Ttts Republican 3 hold their convention fur
the nomination of a candidate for Mayor 011
Wednesday, Doceinher 11th, st the Court
House. The delegate meetings will he held on
the Saturday previous.
Jr is exioeted that the ears will commence
running on the Birmingham Paesenger Rail
way this morning. They will, of i!ourre, do a
heavy business.
Two men gut into a diilloolty on tlo , wharf
yesterday morning, doting which ono drew a
knife on his antagoniFt. He was , arri4ted, ta
ken beton. the Mayor, and tined $lO and cots.
THE YouNG MEN CHRISTI 1N
holil a Thanksgiving Prayer Meirtitig. at their
room; on Fifth :trect., thia morning at night
u'e !net:.
Tttr. Tutrtr, LECFCR}.; of Prof. Barker-
course, announced for this evening, will not
be delivered until to-morrow night, owing to
the patent fact that this is a holiday.
Rr. REV. BOWMAN Win hold ordi-
nation servicui at Trinity Church, at half Rut
ten this morning.
DrtaTENNJ: GRAY, will turn out on pa
rade to-day.
Tti E Postoffice will (dose to-dui- at ti-n
A. !1.1 , arid re-open at four p. Ni.
The - Amusements 01 the Day
As most of our readers will dtore to spend at least;,
portion of the day and eyening in :MI 11,pm.•nt or relax.
titian, ire wish to inform them to where both 01a3 be
found, and therein variety sufficient to suit all tastes.
The Pittsburgh Theatre will tie open day and evening.
At three o'clock (when children. accompanied by their
parents, will be admitted. at half price, u, the Isixerio
will be presented the drama of the -Forty Thieves,"
with Mr. Weaver as Ah Baba. and Miss bushman as
Morgiann, and the force of .- A Ghost in spite of Him
self." In the evening, that ever popular piece, "Unde
Tom Ca
's bin," will he produced, and also the:drama en
titled "The Poacher's Doom, or Woman's Love -We
expect to see the house well tilled on both occasion..
The Mirror of Italy will he exhibited at three o'clock
this afternoon, when ladies will be admitted for twelve
and children for six cents, and at half-Exist ses en this
evening. The painting L. allneuneandshotild be seen
by all. 'As it will btliy be open on Friday and Saturday
the public should see it immediately.
• .
The Turners give nn ilitere,ting exhibition at um
Apollo Theatre. including the . tableank of Schiller's
-song of the Bell.' tithhdt will be recited, by special
request. by It. L. Eaton, Esl_ of the Gault.; in English,
and hy Mr. Ltultylgin lierrnan,) . daneing on stilts, three
tableaux of the Battle of Senipai I. and - n 1161111 C panto
mime. 'the performance will comitience at eight o'clock.
Voting's full orchestra will be iu attenclanoe to diaenurae
sweet music.
At City Hall, Fass.vant's Infirmary Festival ill be
open to the public, and we hope it rosy be liberally pat
ronized. The benevolent ladies who have the matter in
hand hope to' realize a handsome sum fir this noble
eharity, and our litterabinindeil emzens give
freely towards it. Much amusement may be tumid
here, and ah a ho go will enjoy themselves.
In Morton's Hall, ildjuliting the .heirera Itinliinv the
Universalists hold a fosural. ninth it Li said will he very
attractive. The f>lueet is to tore u ,, lstatici , to the Snei
eLy, and to observe the holiday.
The minor places of amusement. ',fames, Varieties
and Bootheniau will. of course, be open, adding to rho
general fund. With such a variety no ono eau but to
find recreaTion. and we have no doubt the treasuries of
all will be well tilled.
WAILEIL—In speaking of this talented lady, who
is shortly to play nn engagement at the Pi•taburgli The
atre. the Philadelphia of last.t.. 4 aturday, sayrii—
•• Mrs. Walter's long engagement at the Walnut has
been one of the most bri bout histrionic triumphs that
has been witnessed in this city. Her impersonation of
Geraldine is, without a dissenting voice, acknowledged
to be a did' d'aetivre, and if anything were wanting to
show that the versitality of her genius is as great as it
is perfect in the highest creations of dramatic art it may
be found in her performance of the part of Meg Mernl
lies. in the play of "Guy Manuering." All who have
read the beautiful story, by Scott,. in which this old
Gipsey witch is so forcibly drawn, will acknowledge the
faithfulness of Mrs. Waller's portray,. Thc contrast
between this diaracter and that, of the noblerninded
Geraldine, is so strong that it is scarcely possible for
the spectator to realize that it is the same person that
represents them. The actress isventirely lost. and the
illusion is roost perfect. The reputation of Mrs. Waller
as one of the very lire;. tragediennes of the ago is now
fullyestablished. •• '
BENEFIT OF F.,:v7ir Monist—On Fnday evening . this
talented lady, who. we are glad is see, is propei . ly ap
preciated here, takesa benefit at the Pittsburgh flea
tre, when, for the first tirtite in this city. she will appear
in an entirely new drama "The Slave Queen,"in which
she takes the leading character. Sho appeared to
vantage laat evening as Madame do Beau pre. in The
hit Vengente," and deservedly applauded.We hotl, ahe may pave a good hbuse oft her benefit
night.
•
GretaWlC EXinurtiom.—We trust our readers will not
forget that the second exhibition of the Allegheny
Gymnastic Association takes place this evening at the
"Old Ark." The association includes some fine gym=
nests and acrobats, whose performances are worth wit.
uessing, and us this fact Is generally known, we expect
the hall will be crowded.
31ECTI.A.NfeS" rO 5T1T117
g.-This
the want of which has been sa long felt by uur citizens
is now open: tinder the Superintendence of ,Messrs & Johnson, io the Lafayette 13tulding:' Ets.
trance, 65 Wood street. It i, de , igned for thelierpefual
exhibition of the products of Mechanics, Manufactu
rers Inyeniars, and A4 - fie:ins; and as piTIPO of resort
for Manufactu
rers,
seeking information relative to those branches
of industry, either by examination of samples or
scientific publications. .Those having:articles to bring
before the public will fi nd it greatly tetheiradtantage to
leave samples.
sir The public are re sp ectfully invited to visit the
institute.
T h us winter approaches, and everybody will
need warm and comfortable clothing. This
they can obtain cheap, well and fashionably
made, and of the best and most substantial ma:
terial, at the. establishment of W. EL McGee
& Co., corner of Federal street and the Dia
mond, Allegheny City. Their stock of fall
and winter goods is large and well selected.
They employ the best of workmen and always
please their customers. 1 hey give especial at
tention to boys' clothing. Call and look at
their goods.
DIED OF ins INJURIES.—Peter Fingle, who
was so severely burned about six weeks sinco,
by falling into a salt pan at James Cochran's
salt well, in ilempileld township, Westmore
land county, died on Friday last.
ATLANTIC MoVilii..r.-151eqsra. Hunt it Miner have Kent
ne the December number °IBM; popular magazine. It
vontsius an article nu Tom Paine ' a continuation of the
Minister' e Woninv," a chapter from the Professor, a
lion poet, entitled Magdalena, and other equally Inter
esting artieles. It capital number.
John W. Pittoeli. tittle Smythe .t.Pittoek.) also liaa it
for sale. at Pasts & Co.la, Odd Fellows Building, besides
all the 1,-fern and We:fern dailies find ;reel:lice. The
Curninerelal lo delivered here the , iIIIII, day
e issued, by oar enterprising young friend.
4 •
LittF.. LECTiIL, is not often that our ClLiZetli
Five an opportunity at lifiwltthr a lecturer more
in manor r,r more 'memo lye in matter than
Henry iiiley. who is announced to lecture next week
before the LihrurY Ai..LiellatiOn. We remember With
great pleasure the eiinrie of leeture:i which Ito aeliyer
ed in inn , city - eiezerni year, am. We hope there are
enough per ilon9 of good literary tieite in the city, who.ci
'4th:win - ire l,n tlie twit I<eturca alitlOUtweit VIII ju~tity
the vOMllutti, in giving Or it longer CoUr,e.
•
livatrarsta Tor 51c11..-111 the idea;ant agetten of herno
and family, let not the =offering aiek ho forgotten. Tha
worthy ladle, who have the featival for the Infirmary in
the City fiall.are prel!ared to impart pleMirt, While they
revelry the contrihuttonn of the benevolent for this
eharity. At one o'diook a niee dinner will he nerved
lot all who may come. and we trust that during the
whole lay and evening. a. well ua on Friday, they may
I eet with liberal encooragment
Leave
1 :.1" , T,F..!.—0nir neighbor. Lk Young. at the
Cornueophe, who always has. the hest of everything. is
prepared to furnish lit, friends and patrons ,with the
largest and Lest shell npders the Eastern market will
afford, ordered expressly for the occasion. It any ono
mew ,11,/i of raw, or a plate 01 .iteived or fried,
we advise theta to r:o.11 on. Eh. Ile has opened a room
under Jaynes - Tea Store, where oy , tsds may be had by
tho can. es Insp.:nit', to suit iamtbee , in the shell..
irEATIIio BY STEAM.—As a testimonial. of
the worlonanttke manner, pet feet ndtiun of their silt . -
regulattng mbctnur , , -nfety. economy to fueb AM the
little attention neee,tary tit keep roeh rOr:Ill comfortable,
V. , give the , eertifiCol,:' o, Me,ra. DUNI!.
ttuooe,s,t, to Ptttlltp4 for thea plan of heataug
by ..tetan the ,eemel Wurd School. in the city ul
l i dt-hurch, out tvhielt has met our approval, and We
W,llld reeontmend then, to Ow rub, e to pro entire
..0, , fa,11.4, of beating by -trout.
k. :thin,. Jr., John !liir-1,411, Jr. M. Ttnale, Or.orce
Jahn Ail.oan, L. Wilcox, Director:,
I.OAN'II it PHILLIPS,
Stenne Heating. Cut Rumbuq_amd Bram Fa? riders,
", Gtis not PcGap;
N". d 7 Wood and II Pica Pdt,,burgh.
ddlikdr,c•
COULTER at 31 ENTZ F. Is, Sign and
Ornamental Painter+ anti Grainer.. Orders et their
aliop on Fourth atreet near .ttlarket, Iturkn'a
will be promudi attended. *dm
COMMVIRCIAL.
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hitage of Water.
fect wat..r in clic channol
plTTststlitGit M ARKILTs.
liekyrtol Thrressty for the Ditify 3twning Post.
Paruhritou, Nco,tacr 151 a
riatir...Fromtl lirnl han Is mm e hAvo no tales t o report.
From Stare pale,' of 630 Gba at 2arrerflac,
fa.2s k ltaa.:i7 f eztri, told 1.5.4.10;,4L.7.5 for eztra fannly
Graln...oo3—Sa'.,s at CtJ bush Iron depot, at 42...
34u bush Corn J.. at
Ilay...S.'alcs 13 frotn scales at 7$ tan.
Bacon ' , ale 3..06a 0. ; ., Shoulder= at ‘c.
Chee•e...slflas bozos W. R. at t+r.
C 2 hits. ut.f2o7.
c, ton, mixed at eta In.
Sugnr....Fllle, 14 hh 1 N. O. nt Sqc s :,l3l , :c. -
1 1 1olasara...5;eles 35 bLI,. N. 0 at 40.
Coffee-9:oes 40 sacks Rio at 1f.'3,310,
Buckwheat Flour oales 11 , 0 sack, Irani Era
hands at Fl,llO el ICO Ms.
LI /4011.1.1-111t3
011...5..a1e5, II bt.di. Lard Z.:0.1 at 90,.. "fsEul. '
50ap...9a1ee n 0 bOxe, IL.
Laze, Lgps at 12?...?. Vs
W Iti• y tia Llas .It.saldie . -1 '.. , 5,d.3v4..1# gal
ALLEGHENY CATTLE NIAHKET.
ALLIOME S T CirT, :November 234 laSit. •
Wo aro linable to give our etiuoniary report of the
market this vt eel:, owing to the fact that wa are ()bilged
to go to pre, a day earlier than usual. We CAll Valy
give a brief summary, LIMA :
Cattle...SOO bead oflared, of is twt, small lob! aro
old at it It,. •
8 and !idling at IP,OO
L a irld ro stilling at 11,21tij1.10
Ilioga-2,iXiti head otrered, and 40,10 head sold at $4,.
54;1'4.57 Ft 100 tbs., gri.o,.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADLLI.III4. Nrivembor 23—Flour is dull at $5,23 fitr
sinterfine and $ 3,75 for extra. Stiiierfine is rather searre,
sales to the trade range tram $5 , 12i. to 0.25 far earn
mon brands tip to Kfru4O,73 for extra. family. Rye
Flour is steady at $1.25, and Gram Meal at 14,67%. Wheat
t . In fair demand; 3,000 kph red sold at 11480t,30, and
white at $1,30(41,45. Pennsylvania nye is in demand at
Pte. Nix yellow Corn in steady, but damp lots are dull;
;oat) hind; damp sold at n5t . 070, afloat. Oats are steady
at .11441i4e. and Pennsylvania at Whisky ix selling 'at "
Iclttn all Market.
ciscrniinti, November M.—There i+ n fair Lousiness
done in Hour, and miees are tending upwards; super.
tine is held firtnly at E. 1,90. Wheat Is offered sparingly
at $1,10W,r2 fur red, and .11,16(a1.20 for white. Corn
emir - rands 4fie readily. Oats firm nt .45e. Barley ac
tive at 7i.575e. Rye has advsneed 3slsse bbl.
steady at 23e. bless Pork and Bacon firm at last rifltta
ons. Brigs are held higher and the market maniere Re.
Lira under the influence of better weatherLsales are
made at i5,75G5,50. V Exchange firmer at L. 4, cent, tin. current money is liwxvier and higher.
New York Market.
Nrw t November 9.3.—Cotton : males unpuportant;
nottuoi ;nirldllatr.9 11 'o Floor Islay:int; Palo, 1.5,000
1,(.1,, at $5,40.(;;;;,,,t0 rol otoo. Wheat quick white $1,924
1.13; Weotern $l4O. Corn hoar.); salmi 10.000 bush; old
yellow 990, new 16(483e. Prime Pork $11.12.311,25. Lard
morn active at Glkion7l.ic, Cotton steady; ,ales 9,000 bilge,
Including 3.1,00 Lags at auction, at 1 0 4 . 01 . 17.(c. Hogs
dull at 7r. Bidea heavy; Buenaa Ayres 230, 'tallow dull
at 103 .11c: Freights Steady; on Cotton to Liverpool,
7-32 d V It,.
New York Cattle Market.
Saw Yens, November 23.—Beeves advanced; receipts
0,000 head; sales at C.Q7.0%c; average price Bc, an ad.
vance. Swine declined receipts 1.500 head; sales at
nCns):ie. Sheep and Lambs advanced 25c per head; re
ceipt: 13,60 U head.
R. T. IJENNEDY
PEARL STEAM MILL
ALLEGHENY CITY,
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
WHEAT RYE AND CORN PURCHASZD
LI OUR, CORN MEAL AND }HOMINY,
BIANVEAtTURED AND DELIVERED
IN eiTTSBURGII ANN ALLEMIENT.
ao7
TERMS, CAST/ ON DELIVERY
Z ' • L.1P41 Airk
Nov 111 Cor. Wood and Fifth Stroeta,
WILL SELL BLACK FROCK DRESS
COATS use
to sell.. . . „..810,00 for $ 645
Frock Dress Cloth, flue, use to sell ...... 14,00 for 10,00
First Quality Cloth, ~' " 18,00 for
Black cloth Pants. " " 5,00 for 3,25
" (superfine)" " 6,00 for 4,00
Cassimere snitt made to outer,' " 25,00 for 18,00
Also, Satin, Plush, Silk and Cloth Vesta,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOOGS,
At ve c y lowiartees. The above lathe Cash Price, and by
rater ng to this adyorti,4erhent, the above prices will be
striet y adhered to. mlll:flat:ca.
A LLEGIIENY. GYMNASTIC
TION.,.Sy requeil, the Allegtienygymnastic As
shciation will give a second Exhitntfort, on NEXT FRI
DAY EVENLNG, November Zth, lea. -Doors opetl st
7 o'clock ; performance to commence at o'clock:
Tic)prts gp boinkurod At W.S: Heed% Drug Storm
:Thomas Woodside #t Bro.'s Drug Store, or of the Com
- • DE. WM. 3f. IiEIt.RON O
. • • • r L. It.'I,I2iDSAY,
Committee.-
genilemtui admittetinniesa accompanied by
*lady. natate
THE LATEST NEWS
335e*
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TROOPS AT HAItPER'S FERRY
Gov. Packer Offers 10,000 Pennsylva
nia Troops to Guard the Dividing
Line.
CHARLF.STOIVI;, November 21—Governor
Wire left Harper's Ferry this morning for
Richmond, after receiving a despatch from
Governor. Packer, of Pennsylvania, tendering
him the service of ten thousand men, and of
fering to station a guard along the dividing
line between .Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Governor wise returned thanks for the offer,
with the assurance that Virginia was able to
protect her honor. After the departure of
Governor Wise, Col.' Elliott addressed the
military, telling them that it was poisible that
they might have to undergo arduous and peril-
OW duty, and he felt satisfied that if the vene
rated Commonwealth should be invaded, they
would effectually wipe out the stain.
Last night at nine o'clock an alarm was
'given by ono of the sentinels firing his rifle.
The military orders wore immediately, sounded
i.orn one end of the town to the other, and
r io panic among the women and children, and
mse of the men, whose nervous systems have
- 3come much disordered by the late.events,
.as very great. Shutters were closed and
ghts extinguished in quick time. The ex
.. stement continued until ten o'clock, when it
was ascertained that the sentinelled mistaken
a cow for a man—that she would na halt
when he commanded, and he fired. Another
alarm at three o'clock this morning was occa
sioned by the report of three guns. A senti
nel came rushing in and reported having killed
three• men, who, instead of halting, fired at
him. Scouts were sent out, but no men could
be found, and the town was in an uproar for
the balance of the night. The fact is, that the
soldiers regard their present occupation as a
frolic, and it is believed that some of them
under the influence of whisky were playing
pranks on their comrades. All has been quiet
to-day.
aLFLPEIt'S FERRY, November 23.—Major
General Taliaferro arrived on the express last
evening,, and assumed, by the direction of
Governor Wise, the command of .1l the forces.
General Taliaferro does not supercede Colonel
Davie, but was entitled, by rank, to tho com
mand of the whole forces. Colonel Davis has
been disfranchised under the anti-duelling act
from holding an ofl3ce, civil or military-, in
Virginia. Ho has acted here as an advising
officer.
Rumor was afloat here to-day that there was
a party of marauders in tho mountains Dear
Cherry Ran.
The sentinel., at Charlestown are reported to
have been tired on last night.
Gov. Wise exhibits no sort of feat of a res
cue, but thinks it best to have a good force out.
In reply to gentlemen who asked him this
morning if he bad any fears, he replied he
never bad the least, but considers it the finest
opportunity ever offered, to put the State in
military training. I can now teach my boys
to carry buiscuit In their knapsacks, and to ar
range bullets in their cartridge boxes.
P,..RTLAND, Nswornber 23.—Tho steam
ship Indian, which sailed from Liverpool on
thr., 9th, was the wreck passed by the schooner
Victoria on Monday afternoon. She was
broken across on the rocks of Mary -Joseph
Enystero. She went ashore on the :Ist inst.
Three men were lost.
[tiZio::b LEBPATCH.J
POICTLAND, November' ,3.—The steamer In
dia pafted amidship. Two boats are missing
and three men are known to have been lost
It bi- thought that sortie of the cabin article.
may be saved.
Sscx vibm November 21.—The agent of
the Associated Prose, at Halifax, telegraphs
that further news in relation to the wreck of
the Indian, was expected there hourly.
The "Indian was broken in two, having part
ed amidships. 'two of the boats that left the
wreck with passengers, are missing, and noth
ing has been beard as to the whereabouts of
the survivors. Three lives were lost at the time
of the wreck. It is thought that some of the
cabin articles will be saved.
The steamship Delta, which was at first sup
posed to be the wreck, has arrived at Sidney.
The locality whore the wreck occurred, is
difficult to hear from, and nothing further can
he obtained to-night, in consequence of the
Nova Scotian Tetograph lino refusing to hold
their offices open
From Washington.
IVI.SIIINGTON CITY, November 2.3.—0ur
Minister to Spain, Mr. Preston, is expected
home by the next steamer. The President
has given him leave of absence for six months.
There is such information in Washington as
warrants the belief that all the differences be
'tween the United States and Great Britain,
growing out of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty will
soon be adjusted, through the agency of Mr.
Wyke, the English Minister to Central Amer
ica. A part of the arrangement was the recent
settlement of the boundary of British Hondu
ras.
Thomas F.Meagher to-day brought despatches
to the State Department from Minister Dimi
try, of Costa Rica, who, it appears, has made a
favorable impression on the government of the
Republic.
The President did not receive visitors to
day, being engaged on his annual message,
which ho expects to finish during the present
week.
Fifteen hundred cases aro pending in the
United States Court of Claims. But thirteen
only aro ready for trial.
Judge Douglas is still confined to his room,
but is gradually recovering his health.
Daniel B. Martin has resigned his commis•
sion as chief engineer in the navy. •
The various government offices will be closed
to . morrow, which will generally be observed
hero as thanksgiving day.
Sr. Louts, November 23.—Tbe Omaha Re
.?Jublican announces, on the authority of persons
Just from Fort Kearney, the death of the cele
brated mountaineer ,Kit Carson, at Taos, New
Mexico.
Major Schoonover, sprit to the Upper Mis
souri Sioux Indians, arrived at St. Joseph on
Monday. Ho reports that the. Sioux Indians
have sworn vengeance against all the whites
found in their country. Major Schoonover
says that tho Yellow Stone river is navigable
for steamers 900 miles *above the confluence
with the Missouri, and goods can be landed
within 400 miles of Salt Lake City, and very
near several forts in that region. .
W. S. KENNEDY
From New Orleane.
NEW ORLiA*I3, November 23.—Advices frofn
,San A.ugustiiiGs of the 12th inst., state that
Gen. Twlkgs had Issued orders for a section of
light artillery, four companies of infantry, and
two of cavalry, under Major Etintzelman, to
march to Fort Morrill, on the broncos, and
await instructions.
Unfounded Report.
CiaLisus, Ps., November 23.—The report
published to-day in a despatch from Carlisle
that 100 students of Dickinson College were in
rebellion, had no foundation in fact. The des
patch was an imposition.
(Signed,) C. COLLINS,
Pres't. Dickinson College.
the
More Trouble among h Virginians.
Yoftir., November 23.—A special mes
senger has arrived from Northampton, on the
Eastern shore of Virginia, for volunteers, it
having been ascertained that an attempt is to
bo made on Friday, the 24th inst., to run
the slaves off to Canada. Great excitement
prevails.
BArmssoxif, "November 28.—The Directcnk
of the - Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co; . to-clex
Feelected Mr. Garrett as President. Twenty
tone-directors were present, and Mr. Garrett
received all except eight votes.
Loss of the Steamer Indian
[TIIIRT DESPAT(II.I
From St. Joseph
Prom, Baltimore
Steamer Due
JeriNs, November 23.—The Circassian
is now due here from Galway-, with dates to
Saturday, the 12th inst. She has not yet been
signaled below.
.0w
Death of an Editor
NASHVILLE, November 23.—Mr. Eastman,
senior editor of the Cnion and American, died
this morning, of apoplexy.
THE_ success attending the use of Dr. J.
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters evinces at once
its virtues in all cases of debility and diseases of the
stomach. Certificates, almost without number, have
boon published, attesting its almost miracelous power
in removing those painful and fearful diseases And at
this time it seems idle to do more than call attention to
the great remedy of the ago, in order to awaken public
attention to its excellence. It is the only preparation
of the kind that is reliable in all cases, and it is therefore
worthy of the consideration of the afflicted. The Bit
ters are pleasant to the taste, agreeable in their effects,
and altogether valuable as a tonic or remedy for Indi
gestion.
aFor ssle by Druggists and dealersgenerally.
HOSTETTER di SMITH . ,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
no2l Nn. fig Water. and OA 'Front etra pt.
JOSEPH 1:277.a. w.TITIONT =TEL
JOSEPH -MEYER & SON,
Manufacturer., and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
No. 424 Penn Street, above the Canal,:
Have on hand a large assortment of Fancy and Plain
Furniture, in Walnut and 3tahogany of their own mann-
Gicture, and warranted equal in quality and kyle to any
tnanin4ctured in the city, and will cell at rtlisonrible
prioes. le2ettf
G ARIBALDI HATS,
And all kinds of LEDGER RATS,
HATS AND CAPS,
To be found at
DODD'S, lit) Wood street,
One
o_7_ _ door Souib p o in t
anwFifth,n..
poptTLAR & ENTERTAINING BOOKS
FRESH SUPPLY.
A New Dictionary ofguotations, very complete.
The Minister's Wooing, by Mrs. Stowe.
The Sword and Gown, by the author of Guy Living
stone.
Leaves from an Actor's Note Book, by George Van.
denboff.
Smiles' Life of George Stephenson.
Life of Sir Philip Sidney.
The Money Ring, and other Poems. by Saxe.
A Good Fight, and other Tales, by Cloys. Breda.
Adam Bede, by George Elliot.
Breakfast, Dinner and Tea, a Curious Book.
Bautsin's Art of Extempore Speaking.
Bayard Taylor's Travels in hreeco and Russia.
Timothy Titcornb's New Book; gold foil.
no2l RAY & Co., /5.5 Wood street.
T 1
1 0 PEDLARS AND STOItEKEXPERS.
A. —too rt 4 A. three-thread Country Yarn—long cuts, Lu
threads—heavy nod good. at wholesale, by
EATON, CREE ISIACRITAI,
tio2l New Trimming ntore. N 0.17 Fifth at.
BOSTON RIBBED lIOSE= At lowest
prier, to city and country
EATON, CREE a MACRUM'S,
No. 1; Faih street.
AZIN'S KISS ME QUICKLY.—.A sup-
Ai ply just received by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
. cor.. Market sr. and Diamond.
J os
WHITCOMB'S A R
STHMA EM
}:Dl', for sale at
JOHENI FLEMING'S Drug Store,
n 022 corner Diamond and Market street.
OAIIN Y bbls. Flint Hominy, jUS
reeetred and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
no= ClornerMarket and Find streets.
GGS.-8 Islas. just rec'd and for sale by
JAB. A. FETZER.,
corner Markat and First street&
APPLES. -13u barrels choice Green Ap
ple, just received and for Rale. by
JAMES A. FETZ.F , Fo
nom Corner Market and Firatatreeta.
ONVDEIIED SOAPSTONE, — for Form
dries—,soo bbls received and fur sale by
non IIF.NRY H. COLLINS.
I)liiSSE.7ll.' A PPLES.---50 bbls. Russetts
j i !„; :z recetved and for Nilo by nEsity x
cou , s.
NIONK-5-3 •
received
for vale by
non
PURE COGNAC BRANDY, Rye Whisky,
Port Sherry, and Catawba {YMCA. for cale LF
S.—JOHNSTON,
nun cur. Smithfield and Fourth sta.
DCEItli AV E7..“IOSTETTEIni and }loof
a.) land's Bittern, for auk by m
NSTON,
non Corner of Smithfield arid Fourth sts..
" -
ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT of all
kinds of Urn:, Goods, Bhawl., Cloak., Nnedl.
Work, and a Cory largo stock-of Don/erne Goods—all
s-ellinp very
no G, L'. !JANSON LOVE, 741farket st.
AGOOD FARM FOR SALE Three
miles west of Blairsville-111 acres-75 iu eultiva.
lion, remainder in choice timber—all good rolling land,
suitable for either grain or grass; all under fence, and in
the best of order. The house is 36 feet by 16, with hall
In centre. An ore*f three acres , with great variety
of well selected f ria.stalde and other out-houree.
Abundance of *ate ; good neighborhood, and conveni
ent to mills, schools and churches.
S. CUTIII3ERT d SON,
noT2 Heal Estate Acts., 51 Market street
LIGHT, LIGHT.--1 have made arrange
111011n COALep constantly on hand a full stipplv of
CARRON, AND LARD OILS, IitiRNING FLUID
AND ALCOHOL, which will he warranted equal to any
in his market. and which will be undersold by none, set
my facilities for procuring heat materials at lowest
rates. are each, as enable me to offer advantages unsur
passed in this line of business. Quantities to suit pur
chluturq. SIMON JOHNSTON, Druggist,
non) corner Smithfield and Fourth streeta.
rtEMENT—For sealing Fruit. Cans, a su-
I,J perior article for sale cheap by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
_n eV. corner Market street and Diamond.
FOR SALE.—The Shelving, Copnters and
(:apboArdg;in th 6 Flint Glass Store of the sub
scribers:No.l4 First street, very 3uttabie for a Hard.
ware or Dryifocals Store. *
not @IW
ParooRAPIIY.— This ART HAS BEEN
brought to such perfection that pictures taken by
this process have been pronounced perfect by the
scientific world. They can be had in all their beauty
and artistic elegance, at
WALL'S PICTURE GALLERY,
no2law on Fourth street.
ANOTIIER N — EW STOCK AND 'll-11:
Cheapest of the season, just arri Pti at
..1,
JOSEPH HORNE'S, 77 Market street.
SUNDRIES.—
Jerser Sweet Potatoes barrel,
10Q 1p
COUri w z " .
good Red Potatoes.
" mixed
11.1 boxes W.lt. Cheese.
75 bushels Prime Timothy Seed; for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
BUCKWHEAT. -200 bushels for sale by
e3O HENRY II COLLINS
A. E ARLS.-5 tons for sale by
oat' -
HENRY H. COLLINS.
-- - - - -
OTATOES.-20 bbls. just received and
for sale he 10(151 HENRY •R COLLINS.
PENNSYLVANIA
-STATE REPORTS:
Um—Volume 9, recited at
oct2l KAY 4 CO.',, 66 Wood st.
I ARCHISIENT— A superior article for
ale by
nol4
NAY d CO, 65 Wood stroct
BROOMS. --50 doz. Corn Brooms, for side
by ' fse2 HENRY H. OOLLTNR.
JAPAN VARNI;II— F 2 I, I4 . Ij i I. O
c fo it r a s e a t l ) l3 by
not No. 00 cot. Wood and Fourth at s.
COACH AR ISR.-10 bbls, for sale by
B.L. FAIINESOCK & CO.,
not N 6.60 oar. Wood and T Fourth eta
ROU.MS.--,75 dozen good .rn Brooms,
in store and for sale by
MURTLAND & CONNOR,
197 Lthertv street.
I'V 1 'A•.;. S•.-2., b.:. or
sale by . B. L. FAHNIIIITOCK & CO,
no 2 No. 60 nor. Wood and Fourth sta.
-..—....e............--_____
EXICAN ILIUSTA G LI IM Is T.
15 gross for sale rpy
8..1.,. FAHNESTOCK t CO.,
i4,,/ASTIL SOAP.-150 boxes genuine Mar
sales, for Bale by
D. L. PAU:IEBTO= & 00,
poll_ No w, turner Fourth and Wood atreeta.
- -
.....
YRITP lODIDE IRON.-100 its. for sale
).‘7lol B . A. FARNE3TOCR. d CO
cor. First and Wood Nta.
RICH AND ELEGANT 6TYI,Es
French Embroideries, .14 •
.V4TOS, CBEE g MACRUM'
0c1.3 No. 1T WO
iRsT uT THE - SEASOY
Palew Lemons, just received*
AEI-MEP-
lICKWHEAT FLe
Buckwheatnour, ro•
nog
LAX.SEED
oat.
H. CHILDS & CO.,
SHOE WAREHOUSE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR EX.
TENSI VE and Wef selected FALL and WINTER
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Of the Latest and most Fashionable Styles, adapted
the 823.9071.
They are now prepared to offer, at a small advance,
over Corr, the largestand most complete adsortment of
Prlmo
•
Ever brought to this city. We invite our friends and
Iferchani, generally, to call and examine our goods.
Particular attention will be given to selecting and
PUTTING UP ORDERS.
se: l6 :3mdiml;ta , 2,lp
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
Near the Penn'a R. R. Passenger Depot,
. PITTSBURGH, PA,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
Steam Engines, ranging frotri three to one hue
dred and fifty horse power. and suited for Grist Mills,
Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc, etc.
Give particular rittantion to the construction of En
gines and Machinery for mist mills, and for uprights,'
trinity and circular saw nulls.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for shipment
at short nolice,Engines and Boilers of every descnp don.
flirnish Boilers and Sheet Iron separately, and
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Bullies in every
variety, and continue the manufacture of Woolen Ma
chinery, and Machine Cards.
' Onr prices are low, our machinery manufactured of
the best quality of materials, and warranted in all cases
to give satisfaction.
4114 . 0rdersfrom all partsfib .
rrompup e country aolicited,and
uoll:daw
JNO. THOITIPS:ON &
HOUSE, SIGN AND 11111 RENTAL
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
No. 135 Third Street,'
no 7 Plttabur b. Pa.
EDWD. S. BUTLER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
48 Public Landing,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
oat?:8m•
STOCKING EMPORIUM!
CHEAP AND DITRABLE.
M. DALY,
Stocking Manufacturer,
()RICER FIFTH ST. AND MARKET
ALLEY. has on hand a tremendous assortment of
oolen Stoekin gs, Hose, Socks, Com forts.Ginves. Roods
Sacks, for men and women, together with a very eaten:
sive assortment of all descriptions of Goods in his fine,
SratablEl M tho season. lb sells prime articles at Low
Prices. Call and evamine.
-
IT R emember, M. DALY has bnt one store, and that
is on the corner of Fifth at. and Market alley. nog
THE ATTENTION OF MEN iF MODE
RATE MEANS is called to e Her for, sale 01
forty of the most eligible
SITILDEsieI LO7 •
In the Second Warn, Allegheny City. The prices are
suited to the hard times, and time will be given to suit
all purchasers. For ionlars !Reagent
PEE EATS, Surveyor,
Corner East Common and Water street,
nog Allegheny City
JOHN HELEL
WOULD respectfully announce to the
Lathes and Gentlemen of PAW=VI', that he is
Kn emed nie to t gip or ron s cil e n the
re Violin, Guitar, Flute
se.Ml4n JOHN RELK, Pitts .. • h Theatre,
C. lIIIISEN & CO.
NOTBa"2" 1:7 1.4 X 0 .
OFFICE at tho Pittsburgh Fbst, Fifth
Arcot. near Wood. Iyl3
EIV AIA.LAGA RAISINS.-
100 boxes French Reims;
75 hi bxs. .
100
. „ 1 ‘ bxs.
000 foxes " Layers." iust received and for sale by
REYMER A ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood street,
lite St. Charles Hotel.
DIAMOND.—A three story brick houes
arranged with hall and 11 rooms and on the
gareti, good cellar and wash house; also, a two story
house 074 rooms, situate on Diamond alley, between
Wood and Smithfield street; also, a large work tihop.
The lot is 30 feet front by 110 deep, paved yard, shade
trees by drat, &c., all in complete order.. Price. $6,600.
Terms easy. For sale by CUTADERT & SON, •
nolO 6l Market street
RECEIVED THIS DAY-=-A new assort
ment of
WOOLEN GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Worsteds, Shetlands and
BONNET RIBBONS, to which we invite the attention
of our customers and the public.
CHARLES GIBNitR,
No. 7i Market street
COAL OIL! COAL OIL ! i.X./AL OIL
100 bblq re n 0 Binning Coal Oil for sail) by
44 • • B. C. ds J. SAWYER.
T EMONS.—just. received, 4` ."7,.
4.1 tou Lemons, in prime order. and for ;
MILLER & MEET, `-'
Liberty..
T." iMRII,ELS FINE GREEN EIS,
APPLjUst received and for sale by
oct3 • HENRY H. COLLIN'S.
AI and for sale by
OAATP:II - OR.-1500 lbs. Refined, fot sale by
B. i,. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
No. Du, corner Wood and Fon rib streets.
WO DWELLING- He US. kZ for . REI.
Apply to '
nol6 —R CUTITBRRT a PON. 67 Market at.
186 DIARIES. 1860
O. 40 dillerentsues and etylos for sale, einjrl
or by the dozen. J. R. W.E1...D1N
/10/13 63 Wond Week. n-•-
1 RANGES.— 'hree barrela
just received and for sale by ,-
nntEtt
no ar„, 44 , •
rant° St- Chartos •
Macs 1 , 0
for sale by do,-
noia
WHOLESALE
No. 133 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CUSTOM-NIDE BOOTS in.SEOBS,
11. CIIILDS & CO.,
No. 12: . Wood street.
W.H. H. WHITNEY,
MILLER k RICEEThON
Sisordiantons:
THIRD ARRIVAL or NEW GOOIY3, at
nowsztli
JOSEPa BORNE, 7. mallok B t4ee4 isl2o,lall.a
. East, and will be
,sending bomb *isirt4l3ll:axid - :43.henj
Bonds everyitrs , this' visok. "! Odit
M A. *WEAVER' will
, tssortrnertt:of FALL AND:LUICTE:W,
•-: M I L L 1-N 454
Together nub a large nisortrnent of :CIULDRENS'
CLOT/MiTi and Patterns btall descriOanwrt
co. 21 Firrii-'6llEtt.'
Second Story, above - victim
Santemher 115th, • , -
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THE MANUFACTURERS 0 F. , SANS"-
TEE'S cifEHICAL 'OLIVE EROSIVE
after subjecting it to the severest tests-known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is noFamilY We-b
lug Soap in the United States. forsolittle haviitg
at once so many good qualities, (and so few di counts.
OF BEAUTF—In colors, firmness; alleape and fea
ture generally. - -
OF PURI'FF—In freedom from rosin, rarpentinc.,
clay. flab oils., stale grease, and adultentdons.—
OF QUALITY—For, washingelothoe, ofevery desorp
tion, coarse or fine:. cotton,-linen, Woolen or kik; dyed,
printed or white: forvitamin. tari, grease, pittz l wit,
oil, printers' ink, shwmakers' war, atm; froth cs,
furniture, and from the haricis. , ?.
Give it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the naineris on each bar • Ask-forlatcpy
of the directions. B. C. aJ. H. SAWYER,
4T Wood streetPitfabiinili-
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SUNDRIES.
400 barrels Prime N.-0. MolasseS : Oak .cooPws
30 ado St. James, S. JI. do; . • -
20 do Lovering's first quality - syrup; -
GOO bags good to choice ILlo Coffee; ,
75 Pocket's choice Java- do; - -
125 Half Chests :Young Hysou, Imperial, pun P 914
der, Oolong and Ponalitng Teas;
100 boxes assorted brands 5. , 5, 10'slamp To:
ham);
10 kegs Covington six twist Tobacco; :. • •
75 do Ili. Carb. Soda
5 barrels Alum:
10 do Dairy Salt in Sacks; ' •
20 bags Grain Pepper;
6 do Mai Capci;
20 boxes-No: 1 Soap; • - ": - •
100. do Chemical Olive Soap; • _
25 do Gerthan - do.
30 do Variegated.or. Toilet Soap!,.. ,
50 dozen Cin Washboards;
50, do Buckets; - • •
30 do Tubs, assorted sizes;
50 boxes M. R. Raisins; . •
20 do No. 1 Norfolk Cl2oeohitei
40 do _Madison Starch; - : , • - •
50 bales Not and 2 Battnig; •
30 barrels. Bleached Elephant. and)Whade.ChT,;
10 . do Strait's Tanners \
a) do Cod . do . , \ :do ,
10 do Rosin
,do•
In store and for sale by - • - •
MILLER g RIC} KETRialc.
AMERICAN RAILWAY CASKSB 21 , 01m:ries. • -
Redileld's Law of Railways. •
Angell on the Law of Ellutitraye.Angell on Carriers.
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Angell on Limitations.
Angell on Watercourses.. . • -
Angell on Fire and Life Insura nce. Curtis on Patents. _ -
Price on Limitations and Liens.
Sergeant's Mechanics' Lien Law. - - '
Stephens on Pleadings.
Chitty on Pleadings 3 rolume - -
Bennett k Heardvolumes. Criminal Cason, - -
Wharton's American Criminal Law.
0ct2.1• •• -- EAT k CO.
QIINDRLES.- - -.
100 bags Jo Coffee;
"Ai pockets Jaya do.; •
. 30 bbia..Crushed Sugar;
' 25 hhda. choice New Orleans Sugar:
100 half chests Y. and Black Tan
25 Gunpowder Teir,
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50 bbls. Golden Syrus - ,
100 bazealtariona brands Tobaccin '
50 kegs Hi Curb. Soda; ; . • - •
For sale - by ' ' " isenl B. SMITH k CO.
CIROCERIES.—;-
ILA 230 begs prime Rio Coffee;
9.6 pockets Java
60 labda. N. 0. Sugar;
" Cuba , ,
60 bbla. Crushed and Povideteit Sugar;
160 kegs Eng,Lait and Armsrican Soda';
176 boxes various brands Mame° - 4 •
230 half' thesis Y. H. Tea; • -
lee " "Black Teal'
Gunpowder and Imperial' Tea;
and a general stock of Groceries , ' just received gad Mr
sale by AIL 'a W AMUR 00.,
octl4 Second street.
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G ENTS' SELA.WL&— "
Under•hirt,s and Drawers, ThivelLitg•Blaaktitii;
.
• ..311ins;Coiai,
Neck-Ties, Scarfs, ,
'Gloves,
All-Wool and Canna Half trcise;at "' •" • `-
nola
..:S.Marasestreco
AWRENCEVILLE ,ItROUB,Mr,For
sale, a thick Instilling lilou.se of Senn rOOIXIII,
good porch. cellar, Lath room, geoid stell'ilhd pmnifika
hle, coal-house, etc. The rooms are all well palatand
papered, a good kit. Chen range, frnieand shad* (fees,
grape vines, AC,. and a great variety of - etioiCie
small fruits, etc. •, paling (once. The lot is 150 feet on
Covington street, try 109 feet on Weald:l4nm larattilii
Cherry alley. Price $4,000. Terms eitiy. rear mtjat,y
nol6 S. CUM BERT & 50N,61 Narliat. ST- --•
REFINED SUGAR.— - -
11) bbls. Eastarick's standard crushed &war;
odo do
do - coarse pnlverized do;"
do . .
SO do 'Penna. A ei ff ee crushed d o'
10 do do B do
_do do
0 do do . C yellow. do
In store, and landing, and for sale by
• MILLER ez RICKETBOII.
EUREKA, EUREKA_- - --The" Eureka Wo
van Skirt, with patent Bustle.- The • . '
.4 Queen
,of. Dleantrutla4 4 .. ,••••
With "Blond's. Bustle.* . .The above - are the two best
Skirts in market. All ether kind of Skltti,"fronithree
to thirty Spring, at lowest prices, either wholesale orest-'
tail.
EATON, CREE.tt -1.1.10RUlf„
N 0.17 Fifth stew
RUSS ES .LND SUPPORME.Ra.,--=,
T
Messrs. CART WRIGHT & YOUNG, No. 86 Wood
street,wonld remind the afflicted that the_y Ara the ONLY
MANUFACTURERS OF TRUSSES AND . SUPPORT—.
RRS IN THIS CI T. The senior 'Palmer' at the fifth'
has devoted years to the study of the martgeozirg. 4E
these instruments, and is prepared to warrant satisfac
tion, Prices at least ono-third lower than drug. stare
tariffs. REPAIRING ATTENDE.D TO, with,prompt-
RODUCE:
al boxes prime Creimyeleeese;
barrels Butter;
10 firkins .
9 bbls.Cl ore r Seed;
100 " Superfine, Extra 'slut Family.Flonr.
For sale by
__[se=] WM. H. 53,11 TII kg°.
L
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FINED SUGARS.L.--
100 barrels fine Coffee Sugar'
21 "D. R. Powdered Sager;
D. R. Granulated -
- D. R Crushed Sager. foe , 'istilebir
REVILER k ANDERSON;
39 Wood st.on..dte St: Charles anis!:
EA.VER & JACK 7- 80N: For , tital4N- a
JO Double Brick .Dwelling Hones, with More room,
oa corner of Bearer. and JaCICSOI2 Streets,' •Alletheiy,
Price $1,500. Terms, van in hand ii tmeen. t e and two
ar&
ye .9. CU ERT sok
noig - • •45 Narinotstromi.,,,
...yA PER . HUNDRED-.-LCASPOi
we" C./ clean mixed Cotton Rap. . Writynet,.
•
per at' Z. 37% and 50 cents: Mahotung eruct ay,
of a superior quality. Fire Bricks, manufactured irons
the same quality of clay; for sale by
CHADWICK A-
No. 161 Wood st, Pittsburgh,
II ILL . PAPER.—
1 Broad Blue Bill Paper,
• Broad White "
Lou
Long Blue
nold
ELLIES.-
6 dozen Guars, Wet
...fAs Assorted Jellies..
i • _
REYMF-Ii A ANDERS:*
No. 89 Weed street:,.--'
WEI
ESSENCE OF .::JAMAICA'
JOSEPH ABEL'S DRUG STORE.'
cot : Fifth sand firanksiA:
•ure
Lb NG. LOTS F R. .SB4.)V -air,u
. . .. .. .
,d, beyond Lawrencadle. ,Por tale.
_ S. CUTSSEtft t SON-i,:. ..
_.. b] Market at.
bY
nolB
6v4es in - Glass jars;
rtiftee ALimarjl,...; 4
,30,9 441 - Matins ^Alit
rtAir .F.160:4-svd drums _ Smfrrus ‘ '.' this
years.o9A4luac rocelyei. , . aIKI for.sake.bs
REY. 313,13. ANDERWN,
- Wp64 A; -eet, oppotite St. Cdsuititi
fibls. Sweel:Va , vs4l% x.ll-s)
sale •
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16111
mama
for sale by '
J. B . WELDIN,
AttriatsoN, -
rlas Hotel.
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