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M6NDAY MOBNINGr, OOT./21
T 7? f ■■ ' ‘ IV ii Morning-Post. >
Mr. Editor— l know a man in this
oityj tartfie Service of the United Stains
In Western Virginia, who came home on
a furlough and when the time came for
hi* return, had not the means to pay his
passage hack? What would be the best
conrse .for him to pursue!
Hake'immediate application to the
neareat Quartet master, (in thia.caae, Col.
kin,) who is bound to furnish him trans
portation to his regiment and subsistence
otftheway.
Ekoovbelhg.— Adjutant Frailey, of tho
Lancaster regiment and Dan’l Landis, who
were so;seriously injured by the accident
cn the Sir Wm. Wallace on Friday, are
rapidly recovering. The former was able
to walk about yesterday.
fig?-The treaty with the King of Lagos
for the cession of the isle and port of Lagos
toGreat Britain, is officially announced,—
This port of Lagos is one of the most val
uable upon the African coast, its business
amounting to upwards of ten millions of
dollars annually. It is a rich acquisition
to the British government.
HOW THEY BEGABD IT
The following extract from the Louis
ville Democrat, a Douglas paper, which
has manfully grappled with secession
from -the beginning, will give our readers
an idea of the effect produced by the
Abolition, emanoipation organs of the
North;
"We think it high time the New York
Tribune was prohibited all circulation in
the mails. It is a Disunion sheet and con
tributes.more to keep up the rebellion than
half a dozen armies. The editor insists
that’Slav.ery must die if this war continues.
Now everybody knows that slavery oan’t
be Suppressed until all regard for the Fed
eral. Constitution perishes ;;, and the doc.
trine is, that if the war continues, the
Constitution and all its guaranties must be
prostrated. Then what are .the people of
the Nokth fighting-for t If s.avery can be
abolished by this war, any other right of
the States reserved oan be alike sacrificed,
and we have no law bnt tho arbitrary will,
of a military despot to depend on. It iB
strange that a letter from Louisville to the
New York Times, written by some Abo
litionist, has started the editor of the ?Yt
brnte afresh. This writer ought to be sent
to Fort Lsfavette. Such outgivings would
dißband the Union armies if it was believed
lor a moment that the Administration did
not spurn such suggestions.
From tha South.
The New Orleans and Memphis papers
up to the 2nd instant furnish the following
intelligence:
The Mobile Register has a letter from
Fensaeola, under dato of 25ht ult, which
says:
“Wo have reports of several expeditions
to the (South. Let them -come. Their
tombs are open.”
The’Memphis Appeal says:
"The rumors relating to an attempted
raid, by a Lincoln horde of 25,000 vandals,
upbh our-Southern coast, are not without
plausible probability. That the expedition
will meet with a warm reception is most
certain. Gov. Brown and Gen. Lanton
have had their eyes on tho strategetic
points of the coast for some time, and
what they have done in reference to
guah proposed visits will be known when
the arrival takos place. We have no doubt
the reports from that quarter will be only
»Udh reports as can be caused by the right
cart of guns in the right plaoe, served by
the right Bort of artillerists. It will be no
Uatteras affair."
The New Orleans Della states that Capt,
Dan Rickok had made a requisition on the
proper authorities for Bix rifled cannons,
to be placed at the pickets stationed at the
approaches of the New Canal.
The editor adds:
“The Captain is suspicious of gun-boats,
and wants to give them a hot reception if
they come poking about there.”
The Bame paper has a full and accurate
description of the new gun-boat fleet, built
and building at the Government Navy
Yards and private ship yards North. The
names, tonnage, number and calibre of
guns, etc., are given in detail.
Confirmatory of the verbal reports, wo
find in the New Orleans Crescent an order
from the Governor of the State in regard
io the organisation of the State militia,
“in order” (we quote the Crescent) “to
prepare f>t any emergency that may come
upon us.” It is not doubted, by the same
authority, that “there is force enough in
the State to repel any invasion, come from
whatever quarter it may.” The Governor’s
order di roots that captains Bhall drill their
companies each day, and empowers them to
force the attendance of their men, by piker
ing ail who refuse to do duty upon the Hat
of persons who are suspected of being un
sound in their allegiance to the Confeder
acy. The Crescent—
“ Hopes that all persons will at once re
spend to this order from the Governor, so
that there will be no necessity for a Black
lilst of recreants and renegades. If we ex
pect to save onr city from capture and pil
lage, our wives, daughters and sisters from
the fate of the unfortunate women of Ma
ryland, we mast all shoulder our guns and
prepare for a terrible struggle. We can
beat off any invading force, if true to our
selvos, and that wo will do it is as sore as
anything in the future can be.”
jpOSTERS, ~
PLACAKDS,
HAND-BILLS,
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PLAIS BL ACK BE.
jRVKJaII and sea Samples and get
au!4 ■
CAMP and BOWIE KNIVES—For
sale by BOWN * TETLEY,
ocl2 186 Wood street.
UNION
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Coats but 26 oenln. Agents wanted in every town
And vil age. Apply to
henby miner,
successor to Hunt A Miner,
poll 71 end V» Filth st. next door to Posit Ogee.
HE NEW
[VISED ARMY REGULATIONS,
- . and a complete
AB3ORTMKNT OF MILITARY BOOKS,
oaa be found at HENRY MINER’S,
000 next door to tbe Post Offloe.
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; FOB SWKETENISO THE BERATII
AFTER CHEWING, TAKING MEDICINE, Ac.
Price lO Cents Per Box.
FOR BALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
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AT HIS DRUG STORE,
Cor. Penn and St Clair Sts
OCI9
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ON AND AFTER THE lTxn OF OC-
I OBK.ft. the.trains on the Pittsburgh Jt Con*
nellsTilla Kul Road will leave aud arrive at the
company’s depot, corner of Ross and Bracken*
ndge streets, m follows:
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh 7,40 a m, arrives
at ConnellaviUe 11 a m, Uniontown 12 m; returning
leaves Uniontown lpm, Coanellßville 2 pm, ar
rives At Pittsburgh 6 pm.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Uniontoa n 6 a m. Con
nellsviUe 6 a at Pittsburgh 9,30 am: leaves
Pittsburgh 3,40 p m, arrives at Connellsville 0,65 p
raJUniontown 8 pm.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION leaves McKeesport
6,45 am, Arriving at Pittsburgh a*. 0,45 am: leaves
Pittsburgh at 7a m, returning to i'lttsburgh at
8,30 a m
SECOND ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsborgh
At 11 a m, returning to Pittsburgh at 1 50 p m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsburgh at
4,15 p m, returning to Pittsburgh at 0 p m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsburgh
at 6,15 p m.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves McKeesport a* 9,10 a m,
arriving at Pittsburgh 10,12 a m, W aving Pittsburgh
at 1,30 p m.
FREIGHT received and delivered at the same
depot on and after that date
Quarterly, annual, and commutation coupon
tickets sola by GEORGE BOULTON, Agent at
Pittsburgh- H. BLACKSTONE.
ocl6;tmd « Superintendent.
CHARLES GIPNER’S
TRIMMING STORE,
78 MARKET STREET,
Sew Fall and Winter Goods.
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
GIMPS, BRAIDS, WMrrNRTTE ami SILK
TRIMMINGS;
VELVET RIBBONS,
VELVET BUTTONS,
SILK BUT lONS,
EMBROIDERIES AND LACE GOODS,
CAMBRIC AND BOOK SETS,
LINEN SETS, LACE SETS,
CAMBRIC COLLARS,
EMBROIDERED EANDKERCHIRFS,
INFANTS' WAISTS , ROBES ami CAPS;
JACONET EDGINGS and INSERIINUS,
VALENCIA ant THREAD,
LACE and EDGINGS,
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, doves, Ho
siery, Silk and Merino Undershirts
nd Drawers t Headdresses, Chesallle
and Card Nets, Ac., Ac.
Ail are respectfully invited to call and examine
or themselves, our stock being so full sml varied
hat all can be suited. oc9
Will. at. F ABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS.
IRON FOUNDERS,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
Near the Penn’a R. R. F*»»en£er Depot
PITTSBURGH, FA.,
Manufacture all kinds of
Btesm Engines, ranging from three to one
hundred and fifty home power, and suited for Grist
Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Factories, etc.
Give particular attention to toe construction of En
gines and Machinery for grist mills, and for up
rights, mulay and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready or ship*
ment at short notice, Engines and Boilers of every
description'!
Also, mrmsh Boilers and Sheet Iron separately,
Wrought Iron Shafting, Hangers and Pullies in
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Garda.
Our prices are low, our machinery manufactured
of the Dest quality of materials, and warranted in
all casee to give satisfaction.
J9"Ord6rs from all parts of the country solicited
and promptly, filled: fe2l:d*w
LOSE NO TIME.
For a number of years past
1 hare been gradually growing deafer and
deafer, i have tried numerous physicians and
remedies without any effect, the noise m my bead
increasing to a very distressing extent. From
seeing the testimonial of a clergyman, well known
tome, I was induced to putmysc'f under Dr. V<‘N
MOSOfIJSKER’S treatment ago. My
case was a very obstinate one, and after four
months treatment became somewhat discouraged,
but yet persevering. I am more than happy to
state that the noises in my head, so distressing
have entirely left me, and tnat my hearing is very
much improved as all my frieod*,aml those in busi
ness connection with me can testify. From mv
marked improvement I am fully satisfied that I
wi 1 recover the hearing which 1 thought hopeless
ly lost to me. P. H PIERCE.
Pittsburgh, October 10th, 186 L
I certify that Dr. VON MO6CHIZIBKER efteoted
a most natiafacLory cure of mv son. a boy of fifteen
years of age, who has been deaf for several years.
'The loss of hearing being accompanied by a very
offensive and disagreeable discharge from his ear
PATRICK DUFFY.
Robinson Township, Allegheny county.
Pittsburgh, October loth, 1861,
Among those who have been benefitted by your
skillful treatment in diseases impairing (he sight
it affords me great pleasure to add the testimonial
of my gratitude to the list of your patients. * y
sight was se much impaired during the past eight
een months that 1 could not recognize the teamres
of a friend standing near me. Desirous that all
those whose sight is defective should know where
to apply for ro’ief, 1 tender you this acknowleg
ment of yonr eminent skill and success in the
treatment of your obliged and grateful friend.
T. J. MULLEN, Rector of St. Patrick.
EYE
CARDS, &o
.WISE IN THE HEAD!
D E A FN E S S:
DB. F, A. M~ BOSCHMEB,
OCOLLST AND A MUST
(Late o the Austrian Army)
Gives his entire and exclusive attention to
maladies of the EYE and EAR requiring medics,
or surgical attention* to restore sight or hearing.
Persons wishing to be treated by him either tor
DHAFSBS3 or iMPA TRRD SIQ&T should apply
without further delay. They wilWn doing so, bene
fife themselves and give him time to do justice to
their case. The success of his treatment of the
EYE AND EAR.
OFFICE,
155 THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN SHITHFIBLO AND GRANT STB.
*ajLBTIFIOIAL EYES inserted. The original
letters, and hundreds others, oan be examined by
all who wish to do so. ai I)r. M’s office. odd
* ■anraonsiiss or
CARRIAGES.
rockawatb, buggies, sulkies a bleighb
29b. IST Ann StrteL PUishurgh^Ta »
All work .warranted to be of mi
erala and workmanship. mylfclydia
READ:
AGAIN
EYE
EAR.
C. WEST & CO.,
JKacellaimmA
M’KEE & PHILIPS,
GENERAL €OOPERA«i E,
AT THXm irzw fACTOai 0B
Pty site Street,
Between Hand and Wayne streets,
PITTSBURGH, PENN’A.
WR-We are prepared to furnish Coal OU, Whis
key, Ale, Molasses and Pork BARRELS, at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms
THE ARDESCO OIL COMPANY
Manufacture and have for
sale a superior article of
REFINED ARDESCO OIL,
Non-Explosive* Also>
PURE BEJTZOLE.
Warehouse, No. 45 Hand Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
BOYS And
YOUTHS’
CALF, KIP and THICK BOOTS
OF A VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY,
SELLING :LOW FOR CASH,
W. E. Schmertz & Co.,
No. SI Filth Street
WILLIAM MEANB, DAVID M'OANI'LteS
84 PartniT B P« iRI
MEANS & COFFIN,
(Successors to K’Oandless, Means 4 OoJ
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood »nd Water SfcL,
PIT7BBUBCH. PA
OWEN BYRNE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 sf. Clair Street.
(Formerly with L. Hirshfield,!
Having returned from new
YORK, with a choice stocck of CLOTHS,
CAS3IM ERJ£B and VESTINGS, which can be pur
chased at prices far below the usual rates.
4®-Great inducements offered to cash buyers.
t*e23:6m
BO WN & TETLES,
138 Wood Street,
Make tools for boring oil
WELLS at the shortest possible notice,
ig been in the business of manufacturing tools
over wince the “fever” first broke out,we can assure
persons about to engage in the oil business, that it
mil bo to their interest to give us a call and make
an examination of our stock now ou hand. mh6
James a. fetzee,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT'
flomri Grain, Bacon. Lar l f Bmttcr,
Dried Prnlt and Produce Generally,
CORNKB 07 MARKET AND FIRST STREETS.
PITTSBURGH, PA
Rim to—Francis 9. Bailey, Esq., WiUinm Dll
worth Cuthbert* Son, Pittmrr.i /h, Boyd A
Ott, Heiaker t Swearingen, S. Brad*. oa* M. 4
M. Bank, List Howell, Monglo 4 Ox, Ueorge W
Anderson* Donlon Paxton 4 Co, Wheeling.
my2&2ptf-is
D. B. ROKCRB A SOM.,"
UAJnrFACTtTRKBS 07
ROGERS’ IMPROVED PATKJfT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH
AND GRAIN DRILL TEETII,
Office, Corner Butler and Glymer
Streets, Ninth Ward,
PITTHBUBOB. Pi.
JAMES H. CHILDS & CO.
HOPE COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City; Pa.
KUfurAoraHXBS or
SEAMLESS BAGS,
AND OF
OSNABUBOS,
32 Inches to 40 Inches Wide.
may be left at H. CHILDS A CO’S* 138
Wood Street. Pittsburgh. _ ocfllfftris
"PUSH HOUSE.—M."RUSH, Proprie
-111 tor, N 0.397 Liberty street, near Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot. Pittsburgh, Fa.
This house nas been lately enlarged, roSited
aod re-furnished, and is now m the best of order
for the accommodation of boarders and travelers.
The beet of Oysters received daily, sold wholesale
and retail, or served upin every style. The delicor
cies of the season always on hand, together with
superior brands of Liquors, Ac. sel4
OMEoTEAD, AND PROPERTY
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING PURPOSED,
AT AUCTION, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RE
SERVE. within four miles of the Court House,
and a short distance from the City line, near the
ConnelisviUe Railroad which is now finished, giving
every facility to approach the property at a small
charge, with a pleasant ride to H&ziewood Station
on the Wood’s estate, adjoining residence of Hon.
George H. Darsie, Isaac Pennock, Esq., Hon. M.
Swartzwelder, Mr. Burginn and others. Sale to
take place on the PREMISES en THURSDAY next,
OCTOBER 17th, at 2 o’clock. Cars will start from
the nation near the Gas Works at ha‘f-pastone
o’clock, returning at 6 o’clock, to convey those
wishing to purchase. FREE TICKETS will be
given by ROBT ROBB, Esq., at the Law Office of
Messrs. Robb A McOonneli, Diamond street, be
tween Smithfield and Grant, or at the Auction House
of W. G. McCARTNEY, where PLANS of the PROP
ERTY oan be seen. Further particulars will be
given in hand bills Terms of sale accommodating
o all. JAMES McKENNA, Salesman.
W. G McCakthxt, Auctioneer. oc9:lwd
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUTPAIN
By the use of an apparatus
whereby no drugs or galvanic battery axe
used. Cold weather is the time when the appara
tus con be used to its best advantage. Medio' 1
( gentlemen and their families have their teeth ex
tracted by my process, and are ready to testily as io
the safety and painlessness of the operation, whf>l
ever has been said by persons interested in as
serting the contrary having no knowledge of tr y
process.
4»ARTIFIOIALTKETH inserted in every style
EL OUDRY, Dentist,
ndidydis 184 Smithfield stieet.
PRi V ATE DISEASES
DB. BROWN’S MEDICAL j£SZ\
and SURGICAL Office, No. 50
Smithfield street, Pittsburgh,
ls an old dti- jrawßnijßv
sen of Pittsburgh, and bar been V
in Praotioe for the last tvwify-
Hot year t His business has
been confined mostly to Private I
and Surgical Diseases.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
in need of a medical friend, should not foil to
find oui the sure plaoe of relief. The Doctor is a
regular graduate, and his experience in the treat
ment ofa certain class of diseases iBB sure guaraxw
tee to the sufferers of obtaining permanent relief,
by the use of his remedies and following his ad
vice.
DR. BROWN’S RKMgnnm
never foil to cure the worst form of Venereal Dis
eases, Impurities and Sorotnlous Affections. Also
all diseases arising from a hereditary taint, which
manifests itself in the form of a tetter, psoriasis,
and a great many forms of skin diseases, the origin
of which the patient is entirely ignorant. To
persona so afflicted. Dr. Brown offers hopes ef a sure
and speedy recovery.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. Frown’s remedies for tiffs alarming trouble
brought on often by that solitary habit of sensual
gratification, which the young and weaknfinded
often give way to, (to their own destruction,) are
the only reliable remedies known in thfe coun
try—-they are safe, andmatee a speedy restoration
ef health.
Dr. Brown’s remedies never faQ to core this
painful disease in a /ao days—he will' warrant a
cure. He also beets Piles, Gleet, Gonnorrhcso,
Stricture, Urethol Dis-charges, Female Weakness,
Monthly Suppressions. Diseases of the Joints, Fis
tula in Ano, Nervous Affections, Pains in the Back
and Kidneys, Irritation of the Bladdoi, together
with all disease of an impure origin.
A letter describing the symptoms, oouteming a
via, directed to DR-BROWN,No.SO Bmifehfield St-,
Pittsburgh. Pa* will be immediately answered*—
Medicine sent to any address, safely pocked and
secure from observation.
Office and Private Rooms, No. M Rmtfebfield
iTcut Ptttßhnrsrh. P%. */v4fcd,wH*
POTATOES . —New brands large
White Potatoes, just received and for sale by
A A. FETZER, corner Market and First stss
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington «?liy Items,
Washington, Odlojwi? 19-—A recon
noissance wont out yeateidsy towards the
Occcquan and has returned, taking the
telegraph road as far as Acatonk creek.—
Parties were 6ent to the Acatonfc and Po
hick, and on a road loading up Acatonk.—
This latter party met the rebel pickets, who
immediately fell back and gave the alarm,
and the long roll was beaten at their camp
across the creek. From the information
derived from this reconnoissance there are
no rebels between the telegraph road and
the this Bide of Oedcquan, and but
few at the latter place. j
The only advices received from Sandy
Hook is a brief dispatch from the operator,
saying that the rebels are about burning
Bolivar, near Harper’s Ferry.
Three tug boats—the Posey, Robert Ges
ley and another —went down the river iaet
night to give assistance to any vessels com*
ing up, but in consequence of the light
moonlight and afterwarda the thick log,
they were ordered not to attempt to pass
the batteries, either up or down last night.
Firing was heard from the batteries about
midnight, but the cause is unknown.
There are indications that the rebels are
erecting permanent batteries at Cockpit
Point and Freestone Point, as considerable
bodies were soon at work at those points
yesterday.
Twenty-six vessels are known to have
run the batteries night before last. It is
believed that vessels drawing not more
than eight feet of water can hug the Mary*
land shore sufficient to escape harm from
the batteries.
The only steamers now at the Navy Yard
are the Dawes, Hetzol, Anacosta and Couer
de Lion.
General Slovens having been ordered to
a more important field of duty, he will be
followed by the Highland regiment,which
he but recently commanded as Colonel.
A New York and two Pennsylvania
regiments are alternately on picket duty at
Vienna, where the Highlanders have been
similarly employed.
Persons attached to the Bteam-tug Reso
lute report that about 11 o’clock this
morning, while off Ociquan Creek, near
Budd’s Point, tho cable by which the Res
olute was towing tbo Schooner Fairfnx
from Philadelphia, broke, whon the latter
drifted towards tho shore and the rebels
started out in boats and captured her. The
Resolute was, it is added, tired at from the
battery in that vicinity, but being unable
to render assistance, mado her way to
Washington where she arrived Uusevon*.
ing. The Fairfax was heavily hden with
hay.
It is reportod that tho rebels had stretch
ed a chain over the river to impede the
passage of vessels. The Kcsoiuto being of
lighter draft than the Fairfax, passed over
Gen. McCall, with tho Pennsylvania
Reserve Corps, together with cavalry and
artillery left Prospect Hill early this
morning, on a recon noise anco. Informa
tion, received to night, states that they
had reached Drainesville, about ten miles
from Prospect Hill, without opposition, —
Drainesville is within fifteen miles of
Leesburg.
Notorious Secessionists Ar
rested In Missouri.
St. Louis, October 19.— Uriel Wright,
member of the State Convention; Samuel
B. Churchill, member of the Legislature,
and John Chappell, all notorious secession
ists, were arrested to-day, by order of Ihe
Provost Marshal.
It is now belioYcd that the large number
of men reported to hav®- deserted from
Price’s army, including some five thou-*
sand or more, who are aaid to have been
disbanded after tho fall of Lexington, are
still in tho service of tho rebellion, and wiil
form into bands in various parts of the
State, for bridge burning ana general ma
rauding purposes.
Army Clothing not to be Made
tn England.
Boston. Oct. 19, —Tho Board of Trade
and the Oommilteo of Associated Banka,
of this city, haved protested to the Govern,
ment against the purchase of army cloth
ing in Kngiand, for which purpose U. S.
Quartermaster Thomas loft in tho steamer
Niagara with letters of credit amounting
to £500,000. It is rumored that the gov
ernment has countermanded the ordor by
telegraph to Halifax or Cape Race, at which
latter point, the steamer Niagara will call
to night.
Baralagof aJFlannel Factory
In Sew Hampshire.
Great Falls, N. H., Oct. 19. —The
flannel factory of John Townsend, at Mil
ton Mills, N. H., was burned this morn
in". The lobs is estimated at $30,000, on
which there is a partial insurance. The
factory was running on a (iovernmentcon
tract for army flannel.
By the Pony Express.
Great Salt Lake. Oct. 13,—The Po
ny .Express East passed here yesterday.
San Francisco, Oct. 12.—The Ship St.
Louis sailed I rom Panama on the 11th,
carrying about 200 passengers and $1,000,-
000. She brings $864,000 for New York.
The principal shippers are as follows:
Wells, Fargo &JO' $31,000; Donohue,
Ralston & Co. $146,000; Davidson & Co.
$108,000; Sacher & Church $86,000;
Jamos, Patrick & Co. $83,000; Alsop &
Co. $68,000; Strauss & Co. s62,ooo;Frank,
Baker & Co. $51,000 ; Seller & Co. $49,-
000; Rosenbaum & Co. $33,000.
The tret.’ui / shipments yesterday were
somewhat below the average, but the Bales
of government transfer drafts has probab
ly made it up. The full average exchange
on New York is 1J per cent.
The brig Providence, from San Fran
cisco to Victoria, foundered at sea on the
15th of September. Many San Francisco
merchants Buffered heavily by the disaster.
The cargo proved to be a total loss.
A fire broke out in San Francisco on the
10th, on the northeast corner of Advis
and Washington streets, destroying a
number of wooden buildings, doing about
$21,000 damage.
The Legislature of Nevada Territory
continued in session, showing a disposition
to adopt the laws of California on Ml im
portant subjects.
Lady Franklin and her neice were re«
ceived with much ceremony by the Neva
da Territorial Legislature, on the Bth in
stant.
Dates from Oregon to the 9th have been
received. The State Fair, at Portland,
ended on the Bth. It was considered a
success. Being the first held in Oregon,
16,000 persons were on the grounds. Miss
Case, of Salem, Msbs., won the first prize
for the best fomale equestrianship, there
being sixteen competitors.
The steamer Julia arrived at Portland
on the 9th, bringing $40,000 in dust.
Judge Wait, presiding at the Circuit
Court for Washington, sentenced the four
Indians who murdered Mr. Briggs and
son to be hone on the Bth of November.
The bark Yankee brings Sandwich Is
land dates to September 21at. The How
awian Government has declared itß strict
neutrality in relation to the American
civil war. Privateers cannot onter any
of the Sandwich Islands barborß.
The Advertiser has the following:—lt is
currently known that the French commis
sioners have made sundry demands on this
government, and that there may be some
cause of serious trouble. Rumors have
been bußy during tho past week or two
regarding the character of the demands.
Toeday we hear that the demand of the
foreign ministers is called for the next
passports. Again that the Judges of the
Supreme Court ere all to bßlmprefljecT KhcT
sent adrift, and lastly that the town is to
be bombarded unless the property left by
the Spaniard Jos. Navails be forthcoming.
By Last ftlglit’s Mall.
Washington Crrr, October 20.--On
the opening of tho telegraph to Great Salt
Lake City, the following dispatches were
exchanged: Great Salt Lake City—Tothe
President of the United States:—Utah,
whose citizens strenuously resist all impu
tations of disloyalty, congratulates the
President upon the completion of an en
terprise which spans the continent, unites
two oceans and connects remote extremi
ties of the body politic with the great
governments heart. May the whole sys
tem thrill with quickened pulsations pf
that heart, the parricidal hand of treason
be punished and the entire sisterhood of
States join hands in glad reunion around
the national fireside.
[Signed] Frank Fuller,
Acting Governor of Utah.
The following is the reply:—Sir:—The
completion of the telegraph to Salt Lake
City is auspicious ot the stability and
union of the Republic. Tho government
reciprocates your congratulations,
Abaham Lincoln. .
Those who are affected with weak nerves
will probably be relieved by the fact
which was ascertained at the State depart
ment yestorday, that the advices by the
mail of the Arabia are more than usually
satisfactory, but there is great activity in
schemes for the violation of the blockade
and introducing contraband goods.
Lord Lyons has addressed a brief eircu
lar'to Her Majeßty’s.Consuls in the South
ern States enclosing the following as em
bodied in the official note of the Secretary
of State, namely: the law of blockade
which does not permit a vessel in a block
aded port to take on board a cargo after the
commencement of the blockade, will be ex
pected to be strictly observed by all vessels
blockaded by the Naval forces of the
United States. Lord Lyons instructs
those consuls to take this law for their
guidance.
The report from the steamtug Resolute,
mentioned in a previous despatch, that the
rebels have stretched a chain across the
Potomac near Budda Point proves untrue
as has been ascertained by caroful inquiry
in responsible quarters since last Tuesday,
when the rebel battories first regularly
opened. About fifty vessels have reached
Washington and Georgetown.. The
schooner loaded with hay, cement and
furniture which yesterday fell into tho
hands of the rebels is the first casualty of
that kiDd.
It is alono owing to tho breaking of the
hawser, by which it was fastened to the
Resolute and drifting toward the Virginia
shore. Tho other vossel in tow arrived
horo safely with the Resolute, notwith
standing the attaok from the battery upon
them. The tug Murray camo up during
last night with the echooners in tow. They
escaped unhurt, though fired upon. The
Murray returned the compliment.
This morning a heavy detachment from
General Smith's division, with a portion
of Molts’ and Ayre's batteries, and com
panies from the Fifth regiment of regular
Cavalry and Colonel Freidman’s Philadel
phia Cavalry advanced towards Fairfax
Court House on a reconnoissanee.
They went as far as Flint Hill, which
is two and a half miles this side of that
village, nnd overlooks it. They saw there
the enomy’s pickets in such a largo force
as to impress them with the belief that the
reserve rebel army was not far from that
point. Tho expedition was accompanied
by Generals McClellan, Porter, Smith
and Hancock. It probably returned
about nightfall.
Gen. Fremont Is not Superced
ed as Reported.
St. Louis, October 19. —The statement
iD tho Cincinnati Gazette yesterday to the
effect that Secretary Cameron on his re
cent visit to this department brought an
order from the President instructing Fre
mont to transfer his command of Western
Department to General Hunter, and that
the oxecution of the order was delayed by
Genoral Fremont, is pronounced untrue.
If Cameron had such an order, it was not
presented. The interview betwoen Fre
mont and Cameron was a satisfactory one
to both parti.s.
Greenibarg, Rj., Reported
Taken by tbe Rebels.
Louisville, October 19.—Reports pro
vailed to.day of tbe taking of Greensburg,
Kentucky, by vastly superior numbers
and retroat of Rosecran’s brigade towards
Louisville. They appear to bo wholly
without foundation:
Foreign Hews.
St. Johns, October 19. —The steamship
Etna arrived off Cape Race at ten o’clock
on Friday night, bringing Liverpool dates
to the 9th and Queenstown to the 10th, four
days later than those per the Arabia.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Que
bec, arrived at Liverpool on the Blh inst.
It was reported that Prince Napoleon
had sent the Emperor an important State
paper on American affairs.
The King oT Prussia had paid a two
days’ visit to the Emperor of Prance.
The Emperor of China is dead.
Vandenhoff, the actor, is dead.
The American Minister at Berlin was
negotiating with the Hanoverian governs
ment for the ratification of the condition
for the abolition of State dues.
At the insurrection at Czelyd, Poland,
.he Russian Eagle was torn from the pub.
iic buildings, and the Polish Eagle Bubsti
.uted. The mayor of the town was killed.
Skirmish at Lynn Creek, Ho.,
—Price Re-enforced.
Syracuse, Ootober 20.—1 t is reported
that Acting Brigadier General Wyman,
who left Kolia several days since with
about 2500 men has arrived at Linn Creek,
where he dispersed a body of rebels killing
a considerable number - and taking over
200 prisoners, and capturing eighteen
wagon loads of goods belonging to Mc-
Clurg & Co., a prominent Union firm
whom the rebels had robbed.
Advices from General Premont are to 7
o’clock Friday night. He is still at
Washaw and the Pontoon Bridge across
the Osage was to be finished on Saturday.
Gen. Siegel’s division had orossed the river.
It was reported in our camp at Warsaw
that Price had been largely reinforced by
McCulloch, and that the combined forces
were fortifying Osceola, where they intend
to give Fremont battle.
From Balt Lake.
Cincla, Oct. 20.—The following des»
patch passed over the lines on Saturday:
1 Cleveland, Oct. 19.
B. Young, Great Salt Lake Cily.
Bib:—l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt at your message of last even
ing, which wbs very gratifying, not only
in the announcement of the completion of
the Pacific Telegraph to your enters
prising and prosperous city, but that
yours, the firßt message to pass over
the lino should express so unmistak
ably the patriotism and Union-loving
sentiments of yourself and people. I join
with you in the hope that this enterprise
may lend to promote the welfare and hap
piness of all concerned, and that the anni
hilation of time in our means of communi
cation may also tend to annihilate preju
dices, cultivate brotherly love, facilitate
commerce and strengthen the bondß of our
once and again to be happy Union.
With just consideration for your high
position and due respect for you persona y,
I am your obedient servant,
IVeiVM from W«Sley’s
Brigade.
Whbbliho. October 19,1861.—T0 TH*
PiTTSßcaon Fbbbs; We are getting along
.The officers and troops are well
»Sfled. W. i. KoUBTZ.
.eft.WAI’JS .NEW JSJIUTTMS |
Sewing Machines,
ARE ADAPTED to all tends of
FAMTIiY SEWING, Working equally wall on
tn© lightest and hosvießt makinft the
. LOOK SntCH BKAII
alike os both nldoJi, which cannot ba
Raveled or-Balled Oat.
Aud for Tailoring, Bhlrt Making, Waiter Fitting
anu Shoe Binding, these have no superior l Gall
and see them at No: 26 Fifth street, Up Btaire.
apgfcdAwtfcjfl W» 3. LASCELL
SILK BUNTING
—AND—
GHINTZ FLAGS,
—A IV-
B.WtLLIAMSOH’S,
NO. 4TBT.CI/AIB STREET
lya " '
SMITH. PARK & CJO.,
B6IKTH WARD F9FSBBV,
PmSBBBSH, PA.
Warehouse, No. Its First and 130 Secondetnets.
Manufacturers of afleises anddeaeriptitttis of Goal
Oil, Retorts and Stills, Bob and -WflW Pipe, Sad
Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes,Steel raoQlas, Enl
bos, Bangers and Couplings. 1 - ' -
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings of every do*
ucription ’made to order.
Having a complete machine shopattaohedto tbe
Foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attend**) to- feSilv**
JOHN MOORHEAD,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TOR THE SALS 07
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
MO. 74 WATER STREET,'BELOW MARKET,
tallnp PITT& B XTBG H 1
:y suppl,
Office Quartermaster 0. S. Abmt,\
Indianapolis, Ind-September 30,1861. j
SEA LED PROPOSALS will be received
at this office until 12 o’clock u. on MONDAY,
the 28th day of Ootober, 1861, for furnishing the
followingarmy snopliea,deliverable at the Quarter*
master’s lndianapolis,lndiana,ip quantities
as required, viz:
36,000 Forage Caps and Covers
I,GCO Uniform Coats, Musicians, Infantry—dark
blue Kersey
120 Uniform Jackets,Musicians, Cavalry—dark
brae Kersey
23 Uniform Jackets,Masician%Artillerj—dark
blue Kersey
84,760 Uniform Coats, Privates, Infantry—dark
blue Kemey
Uniform Jackets, Privates, Cavalry—dark
blue Kersey
Uniform Jackets, Privates, Artillery—dark
blue Kersey
120 Chevrons N. C, 8. pairs ot Infantry
20 “ “ pairs of Cavalry
370 l< Ist Sergeants, pairs or Infantry
340 “ “ pairs of Cavalry
10 u « pairs of ArtiUeiy
1,460 “ Sergeants, pairs of infantry
130 u “ pairs of Cavalry
60 M u pairs of Artillerj
2,900 u Corporals, pairs of Jofaotry
280 “ - pairs of Cavalry
130 “ u pairs of Artillery,
40 Hospital Stewards, pairs of
1,910 Trowsers, Berg., Infiratry—sky-blae Kersey
180 M Cavalry “ * M
80 “ “ Artillery “
2,000 *• Corp, Infantry “ w
200 *• a Cavalry " “
no “ « Artillery “ “
31,600 u Privates, Infantry “ “
“ ** Cavalry u **
1150 “ « Artillery “ “
610 Sasbes
10,000 blue flannel Sack Coats—lined
80,750 flannel Shirts
80,860 Drawers
72,760 Bootees, pairs of
4,050 Boots. pa*rs of
80,860 Stockings, pairs of
10,000 Great Coats, Infantry
10 000 Great Coat Straps, sets
Blankets, wool, gray, (with the letters
U. 8. in black, 4 inches long, in the centre)
to be 7 feet lonjtand 6 feet 6 inches wide,
to weigh A pounds each
A&00 Stable Frocks
All the above-mentioned articles mast con
form in every respect to the sealed standard
patterns in this office, where they may be examined
and additional informal concerning
them.
The manofactarers* establishment or? dealers’
place of business most be distinctly stated in the
proposal, together with the names, address and
•responsibility of two persons proposed as sureties.
The sureties will guaranty that a contract shall be
entered within ten days after the acceptance of said
bid or proposal.
Proposals will be received for the whole or any
part of each kind of the articles advertised for.
The privilege is reserved by and for the United
Stateaof refecting any proposals, that may be
deemed extravagant.
Deiivenea to commence within twenty days af
ter the acceptance of the proposals, and one-third
of the quantity contracted for must be delivered
witnm one month of said date of acceptance, and
tpe remainder v ithio twomonlhs of said day of ac
ceptance, or sooner if practicable. Bidders will
nevertheless state in their proposals the shortest
possible time in which the quantities bid forcan be
delivered by them.
All articles will be subject to inspection by sworn
Inspectors, appointed by authority of the United
States.
Payment shall be made on each delivery, pro
vided Congress shall have made an appropriation
to meet it, or as soon thereafter as an appropriation
shall be made for that purpose. Ten per cent, of
he amount of each delivery will be retained until
the contract shall bo completed, which will be for
feited to tl e United States in case of failure on
the part of the contractor in fulfilling the con
tract.
Forms of proposal and guaranty will be turateh
ed upon application at this office, and none will be
considered that do not conform thereto;
Proposals will be enclosed “Proposals for fur
nishing army supplies.” A. MONTGOMERY,
ocll-toc2o Maj. and Q, M. U. 8. A.
ISiTHE TIME
TO KILL RATS.
The safest and most effectual RAT PASTE now
in use, and warranted
TO BAKISH BATS, MICE AND BOACHSS,
A 5 xr
VERMIN OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WITHOUT THE USE OF POISON.
a Prepared only by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
poll corner Diamond and Market street.
*W JsiL • TKEA OTT,
HOUSE, SION & OBNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourth 8t«, Beti Wood < Smlthfleld
PITTBBXJROB. PA.
JWAII work p xrrtptly attended to. myafclyd
TRRMS 510 CASH AND $9O in easy
payments for a ohoice building lot 25 fee
front by 100 feet in depth, aitoate on Union street,-
doant Washington.
oels 8. CUTHBEBT 4 BON, 51 Market street.
A ADIE&
HEEL GAITEBS, $1,60
LADIES’
CONGBESS HEEL GAITEBS, $1,60
LADIES’
CONGBESS HEEL GAITEBS, SI,6Q
LADIES’
CONGBESS HEEL GAITEBS, $1,60
At No. 15 Fifth Street.
sea P. S. DIFFENBAOHEBt
AKEBICAN LEON WORKS.
JOKES it MVeBUNS,
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA UOCOUOH SHEET IRON.
Uniting, L&utk’i Fntcit Filial Kadi,
Plaint, to.
WAREHOUSES,
91 Watar StrMtg and 11* Fjwt Btr—U
PI ft S B ÜB-OHt
And comer of Franklin and Stoth 'W^SfiSf 6 * 81
• \ 0 I3fl Wood street.
OCU
rjtu MILLINERS—
A An6W B ° P j I KENCH FLOWERS
and BOSEB,
77 Market street-
Hoopßkhrifc
French and Mechanic Corsets,
Head Presses Hair Hetts. Frrah (applies
last receirod st
’ oc!6 . ■ 71 Market street.
EMPTY empty Slack
Barrels, lor sale low %. *
ooT BEYMEB 4 BBC 6.
GREEN APPLES—-sQbarrelfl just ie*.
oeired and for aaie by
oolfl • - • HgHBY H: flmjjwn
CH E KSE—SO Poxes K. D. Cheese iuß';
receirod and tor sale bv
0015 ■' ; BENBT H. OOT.T.ura
A r 2aa «b r a- 1 R Apples
seao raoei ' red ‘* l>< * tor^g (j^ ttv H- OOLUNB.- 1 :
flOltf SREVOLV 6
A> Foreateby- BOWH4TKTLET,
mu mmwdbim.
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aTOEBttL «)ttMONDAT :
Hrat Sight of. the newfilojr inbtiirf^'SS"’'
the an'g-e.l.:qy,DiBiati«ff
Doctor Pool Beraarr W.He»uie?«os>;.
To coaetade Vrtthigm? '"‘T'f. Zftg.
C 0 L LE G K . BO Y ! '' «3F'-
Fanny
J\. Sioekholdere of lhia B»nK
•iujssDAY, Norejnber SUV^l2o'do<ar
Tue attnual
Monday, NovefloberJS. betweatfthehonrebf I»5
and 2 p.H. Cociq y'fe'DEMHr^Ci^li^;?
Asians tomrw.—------ •
USTIN
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NOTES AND DRAFTS BODeHT AND SOHaftsf
- Parsons destring Lmin cmhi«iwMi«iAiMsSffl
etsonable. terms, and caritalistooui
O*OO,'Na»FOUKTHSTRRHrr«I»T«W<SOii- 1
Itnaw ■■■■-. APBTINDOOMKRingf
: est Physlciam.'Of all ::-4) ; '
treat •
and delicate
self abuse and disetseeor
stoations- common
nddentto youths of both -
eeze% and adults,.
l»j i Busszxcr publishes therlhct ; . Of i; hft|dohte
eo, the ignorant and -felsely-c modert^aft> <
dreadfully shocked*'-and' thuut- it a grriiln ifn
Tflry immoral, s&a -tot' GCffltandiiaßtH£‘JGdd
commden among- their wires,: nromisingwoejt
ana daughters. Their ftmiiy physician sfaould--b6
cautions to keep them in ignorance tbatiheytir .
the same as Dr. BBAfiBTBiV, (exceptpntdwtfn)
test a lucrative practice might beloet.tothem '
amongstopid, falsely modest presumptuous
fiasihes, bom and raised to ignomareysprongao
as mnshroonuy-and who- compare society,■in&fii’
Kis
that&nmerous parents aad-guardupa arcthaakfal
that their sons, danghtereandWßrdStj&evioasly
sickly and of dettoite condition an<tay»pear»
anca, pare been restored to health imtfvjSaftbyDr.
BEA-NSTBUP. besides manybefhrarand afterimar*
riagetfaroogh mm: have been saved tmxchsufleffinft
anxiety, mortification, Ac. advantage
of over thirty yous experience and observation,
consequently, he h&ssuperiorskin in timtrestinanfi
of special diseases, and who is daily consulted by
: profession, as well reoommended by respect*,
I ableoitisons, publishers,proprietors ofhotelfl, Ac.
! Spennstorhea, or so called nocturnal emißSia&&
| Th s s dreadful malady can-be completely cored, by
i the very lastdiscoverythat haa heveryetfiuled. In
female dioeaaeshe hashad superior experience *>u
account of his old age, seventy yea&valliscCfpi*
iarity is completely cured. As for consumpUonor
pulmonary diseases my syrupßj which arocompo
ved from Iceland moss and other ingredient&by
a.skillful physicion five years at the.>baaißfms,it
has had more eucoess than all*- thepretontiens
that have as yet been discovered,.asibeiOertifl*
cates will show. They are all gonumeanitaotbe
found socording to a pamphlet that * pfclfrfljri'non .
will get at tiie examination, all
Office 66 Smithfield street, near
Private communications from all parted, the &nion
strictly attended to. Direct to
- ; BDZ 8W
PjtisbqrghPogtOffitte-
doSly-tfewds
Rock candy.— y ;;
80 boxes White Bock dandy;
15 “ Yellow “ “ just received
and tor sale by
•eS
REYMER ABBQg.
T. j. eKAFF.™rAUt» HUG 05...... WitQBAFF
Western Stove Works,
1345 LIBERTY STREET, PITTBBURBM,;
GRAFF & 00.,
MABUFACTITBEBS,;:
WOULD GALL THE ATTBpmON
looted of 0,0 PoMtedo than I«rjs Btook d£teeH »•
Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
AU3O—IMEBOVEDJ
HITCHER BARGES, SRATE FROSTS,
iii
Hotiow-Wiai, 4c. among which wiiTfaefirand the
m&nLr£a‘
Diamond, Advaflee,.Air-Tig6t, B«UpM,jud
monciiY,
Were awarded ihe FIRST PREMIUM at the State
Fmr fortha BBOT OOAL COOK BTOVKB.4iso
FIRST F&EMlUMawarc’edto the .- ,g
For the Biag WOOD OOOK BTOVm HOW IN , f
USE. The and WIMRIH PiSmlnm'
Stores are .We :oali_‘atthnllan~o <
PEALEESandßlffipEßa^tothelarge^^pto
. 1 .. ..
OEAT£FBONTB:&FEin)EBB
IH IBS STATB.:::T
N. B,—We One the DIAMOND and ECLIPSE Coa
Coot Stores with Boap-Bione Linings,whichatand
the fire better than T y : • aplSjaa
. SPRm^AIrKS^
W.AK^R^'fli’GAUbiiir,
... . 87FonrtliBtroOt., S - .
■(TAVETOSTOPEirEDASPJ^DID
XJL Msortenenl of^
try, and Common IngTaljnk;
Carpetlii^B.
OIL
From 8 toMfeet,newdeaignAandbeißDtif(untUternB,
with dl goods usually found, In
CARPET STORED and as" fhTOiahleHinx&s As
any other houMfa " ; < • ?t •••
Jesse joh'»son,. .
GEHERAL COMHISSIOn ■ERCHANT.
; r . 4B»J
Dealer ta Flour,OratrLausdaUhiads of
Country frednui Win»(nd 1.1-'
quora, Cigars, fTohacto,**.
Liberal .advances made
ofHigh Wities. .• h-S : ,*
. -PnrTT. A TVBIVPITTA. i\ -
nsaayd y ■ "• ; a f,Jy 4
Wall papebj wallpaper! t
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BEAUTIFUL! ‘ ■ J , vj;
PBEPTO*
'
for sals by W. P. MARSHALL,
anM BT Wbod'sfreefc
Fob wintbb— -*&.
..SiirSkrfJf
, Ladies end Misses’ MerinoUnitorgaimßits,
• «* stf <-2
Boys’ and Misses’ Merino Dreeses,'";
Men’s Ribbed Woo! Shirts snd
Men’sHoaryßilkShirts, ‘
Woolen Hoods, Hobtas, Sleeres, -«
Scarfs, Ac,Ac*,..
- ■■ 'V - ■' ■ . ; s«#
Ladies Boston Wool Bib Hose, ; ~
Jeans’ and [ , hi '&,
MlsseaT do
HOME'S
*««*w' fat V, 4}jf
Triples at ”
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