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AJJD YOUTHS' BOOTS,
Boys and Youths* Boots,
Boys and Youths’ Boots,
Boys and Youths’ Boots, '
' At No. 16 FIFTH STREET,
I D. a D2FFENBACSEB,
IjH)R RENT.—A large dwelling house
JL of hall, two large parlors, fire chambers, jdin
ing rpflmjand kitchen, athc room,
cioseta, porch, gas and water 'fixtures, tyrge
y&Ai grape Tine, &Uhte and carnage house, No. 09
dMtfn street. Immediate'possession given. :£[%••
quire ot. a CUTHBERTA SON} “
odl " '■ - fit Market street
Lemons- ’
.JO .Iwjf* Prime Krepeh r.emopfl to arrive
onaforsaleTsy • • reymeh 2 brosT ” '
Oc2l Nos. Vlttand la) Wood street?
OALF Alto KIP BOOTS.
BOYS CALF AND KIP BOOTS.
A-.S 7. =
YOUTHS OALF AND KIP BOOTS. *
s
at no. i 6
OcSO a & 2U7FEKBAOHR&.
Wht iJitMnirgl] osi
•onongahela Insurance Co,
OF PITTSBURGH.
OITO “s—JAMIB A: HUTCHISON, President,
ninPP H. ATWOOD, Secretary.
OAPT- JA& WOODBUBI/, QenM Agent.
OFFICE NO. 98 WATER STREET.
Wat Insurt oB kinds of ttrc and Marins Sisks.
yn- MAY 10th, 1881,
Due Bills demand
ana secnredby twoMproved names. 4 78,760 oo
R «^ eoeiVabte ™— £»« 84
Discounted—... aa.230 78
uooo oo
116 Soares Mechanics R«nir
iaa'S? 0 OO
100 Shares Citißens* ftarifr
stock 075 oo
40 Shares Exchange Ron tr
» * MOO °
10 1?-™ —gzss
rwn,J 0 1L of Accounts
Office Fumitnre„„, ■
(fash r
_ _ „ DIRECTORS:
to?' B '.?° ,mes ’ Jae. A. Hntchihson,
Wilson Miller John Atwell,
u S- B. Robinon.
5J % Tltt Richard Hays,
Joa. Kirkpatrick. R. Wallace,
SS* Derail, Geo; A Berry,
Wm. A. Caldwell. Wnn Means,
Jazne Wood bora,
Allegheny Insurance Co.
otwokSE. #lEB?j£q&* Block.
TNSTJBEB against all kinds
MCCORD
OwS 1 nr I ?“/, , S? a ®- Htmaar, Han ”
ii»W B KDgfe. Ca{,t - W ’ D ""-I- MW,
~ WEST JBRAJVCU
Mutual Insurance Company,
DOCK HAVEN, CLJNTON OOUNTT.
OHABTBBKD BT THB LEGISLATORS 07
PESSSTLYAKIA.
Bo °' ooo I Note mini
CyifDANV WILL INSURE
or coM 1 ij B ’ Morchatidißc, Fnmiture, Ac,
AISSJ^n 1- S 0 ?; DJ. Pearce. J. B. Hall, T. T.
H ®“- S. C. Harvey, oLaa. Crist, D. K
Wh^c^ Kl^en aJ ° r - P6ter D,CkB9n ’ W -
T T ?° N ' S J?- KAEVET, President
T. T. Abrascs, Vice President.
Ibos. Kitchih, Secretary.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
Of Pittsburgh.
#| Fourth. Btr««r,
T DIRECTORS.
n a A >b ffflfi er, ? ody L timr BprouJ.
u.A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A- Carrier
£TToIS^ 0111, w C ii' V 2*« S«o- w. Smith.
fTw**® Qea »_ Wade Hampton, JUoert Patrick
C ?ltsTm —9300.000
deamptioM SL&II,JI of »u
omaiw;
r CARRIER, President.
I. GR ER BPROUL, Secretary. fj&Lly
&2tm, &l
TEIIBOPEAK AGENCY.
HOMAS KATTIGAN, EUROPEAN
Agent, No. 118 Water street, Pittsburgh, Pa,
prepared to bring out or Bend back paasengers
from or to an ; part of the old ooonfrr, rithor by
steam er sailing nacsets. 3
TOK BALE - P * T * ble *“ sny part
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Kail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steamers Bail
'll; r,.tween New York, Liverpool, filnegow «nd
ea '" T - foil
ilaniag tSfriHs.
TAS. MIXiLINGAK, MONONGAHE
« LA PLANING WILL, would respectfully inform
the public that he hasTebuilt since the fire, and
having enlarged his establishment, and filled it
with the newest and most approved machinery is
now prepared to furnish flooring and planing
boards, scroll sawing and ro-sawing, doors, sash
and shutters, kiln dried, frames, mouldings, box.
making, Ac.
South Pittsburgh; September T. 186 T. ia26
(\ DOZ.- ENGLISH GRADUATED
VJ MEASURES: 6 gross French Infant Powder,
lust received and for sale by GEO. A. KELLY,
***** AMeahenv citv.
Near Rochester, beaver can
Valuable Farm for sale, of 160 acres—lo inO
cultivation, -timber, black and white
oak. The land ih rolling and can all be cultivated.
Framedwelbnghonde of. 6 rooms, porch and poi
tioo, cellar, Ac. large barn, stable and other out
houses, orohord 0(121) trees, all under goed fence,
good springs—can be divided into two firms. For
price and terms apply at the real estate office of
cell a. OUTHBKRT A SON, 61 Market at.
FALL GOODS 1—
EATON MACRUM & CO.,
Invite atteofcion fo their
NEW STOCK FOB FALL TRADE,
At Aloa. i 7 and 19 Fifth street.
Wholesale buyers supplied at lowest prices. se2B
" "
f - * * A new -eupplj-of
. t>r, aWQ « t , FRENCH FLOWERS
and ROSES, just received by express at
■ .. .RORNJyd rnmtning Btcre,
QCl* 77 Market street-
QALMOKAL
and Hoop Skirts,
French*andj'Jtf eehanio Corsets,
Heed Dresses
■ and Bair Netts. JPr<ah supplies
|ust received at HORPfE’S,
• 77 Market street.
Ij'JJdpPTy BARRELS—2OO empty Slack
Li Barrels, tor sale low by.
007 , BEYMER A BROB.
rer ANTED—2O GOOD Fi LERS, apply
ff rt to ;BOW» A TETLEY,
°o»2 136 Wood street.
SOAP. ;SOAP. SOAP. SOAP. SOAP
THE CHEMICAL OLIVE ERAtfTVE BGaP
manufactured br.B. a St <3 H. SAWYER, is ao-
JcnpWjedged to be the moat serviceable o 1 any
Kind yet one red to the public. Its fihperior-advan*
found in its cheapness, aafina oi labor,
In removlng grease,'pamt, tar and
dirt without lnmrmg the skin, dr in tne least wise
goods - “ -»■»
,S mad , e ls ?, th P l , 6 *™™ to the subjoin
ed oertificaws, emlnatlng l mm gentlemen well
known in this community, snd who had every fa
cility afforded of seeing MnUj and fairly tested.
of the Twelfth. Thir
teenth and fourteenth Begimente, Pa. yo't.
“Sawyerjs Chomical Olive Erosive Scan ■' haviniL
beenusod very extensively in otir Regiments. vve
have no heaitaUon in eerulyinj; that u was loend
admirably adapted lo the use ef the solaiers mu
decidedly the most superior Soap which con d be
procured for the service.
JAMES A. EKIN, Quartermaster lilth Ben.
ALEX. FORSYTH, Quartermaster 14th Ren
M. K.MOOBHEAL.Qoartermaßter 13th tUV
au2B. s
M
ILL FEED—I6B teacka Middlings
just rewired and for sale by 1
JAS A FETZER,
Jr eoruerjfarket and/First streets.
SVTXPKX
60 higs *
100 bags Prim© Albeit Potato©*;
_,. , v loobega Neshannock.. . do;
.* f 15b*rrelsMari&fctaF?!weM Potatoes;
16 bosbetftßhQl^-Bftrks,
6 barrels.Cranberries—jast received and
forsate-by* Ij -.• /-:..JAMEB A.-FETZER,
ocio comer Market and First streets.
!f ' "
iOSf W tolis^Chitten.
..jClay for sale by ■ ‘'n
oiflg- BENRY H: COLLTNS
OAL, NUT GOAL, SEACKF kSD
, OJKE.—JMOKpN, BTE WART * CO,
609 LIBERTY BTREET,
Having superior faciHtteafar supplying the best'
quality of Coal, Nut Coal, Slack and Coke, are pre
pared in, ,any .-quantity to suit;
mrchapera, at reasonable fated. Our Coal ik
iroaajit jn frf)fl4,daily py railroad, and is dry and
free from slack. Pkmcmar attention given to sup
plying family Coal ocflMmd
Jraamre.
$222|834 17
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS
IjiiO JOMS. _ioas L. Born.. Wm. M'Cmxooon
JONES. BOYD & CO.,
ftfANUFACTUREBS OF CAST
SPRlVrH leel^“i a v, B J2 in *’ Plowand A - B. Steel
SPRINGS and AXLES, corner Ross and First
Btreeta. [no2S;iBi PITTSBURGH. Pa.
J- A, UPPERT f Ageat,
No. 70 Fifth street.
Dissolution of Partnership,
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP of JONES
A LAUTfI expired by limitation on the find
day of August, t?6L The business of said firm wifi
by the new firm o I JONES A LAUGH-
Limited Partnership.
The undersigned, residing in the city of Pitts
burgh, have formed a limited partnership, noder
t .e firm of JONES A LAUGH LINS, in the btmineHS
of manufacturing and deabng in tRoN,(i Q huccoh
won to the late firm of Jane* .t l mith.) in which
firm the general partner* are R-NJaMIN T
JONES THOMAH M JO ' ES, GEoWIK W
UENBY A. UU9HLIN aud jßWltf h!
Rn,J Ui * partner in JAMES
DAUGri I.lN,wno has contributed seventy thousand
lour hundred doitarn to the common f<u>ek of *aid
partnership, whic.. ia to commence a* nf the fin*t
day of August. 18ttl, and to terminate on tiie first
day of August, 18-ti.
September la, itwi, B. F. joNES,
sel7-3md
D. B. KO«ERS & S*Ol%\,
MAsruyACTtmKKa or
EO6ESB’ IMPUOVKD PATEffT
STEEL CULTIMTOg TEETH
AND GRAIN DRILL TEETH,
Offloe, Corner Butler and Clymer
Streets, Ninth Ward,
t p A>
nigl ■ awd figp
SECOND HAND PIANOS,
'OB SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS
P-H.E SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO
X reduce his stock of Pianos, offers for sale du
nng this and next month, Fifty New and Second
Hand Pianos at great brrgains, for cash. These
Pianos haye nearly all been made especially for
the subscriber, for renting purposes bv the best
makers in the country, and can be relied on as du*
rable and substantial instruments.
Purchasers are respectfully inrited to call and
examine them. For sale by
SMITH, PARK & CO.,
HINTS! WAED FOUNDRY,
„ PITTSBURGH, PA.
Warehouse, No. 1« First and 120 Second streets.
Manufacturers of all sires and description!-, 0 f Goal
Oil, Retorts and Stills, Gas and Water Pipe, Bad
Irons, Dog Irons, Wagon Boxes,Bteel Moulds, Pu!
ii-ss. Hangers and Couplings.
Also Jobbing and Machine Castings <rf eyory de*
scnptlon made to order.
Haring a complete mnehine shop attached to the
Foundry, all necessary fitting will Vw» carefully
attended to« feSMrv*
S
UN DRY CONSIGN MENTS.—
103 bags PeA Nuts;
75 bushels Corn Meal;
800 “ Shelled Corn;
60 u Spring Barley;
2 barrels Prime lioani;
7 “ Dry Peaches, halves;
60 Iron*bound OU Barrels;
60 X -
In store and for sale by JAB. A. FETZER.
8624 cor. Market and Firbt rts.
CHESTNUTS. —12 Bushels prime
received and for sale hv
JA9. A. FETZER,
oel Corner Market and First streets.
WANTED —20 GOOD GUNSMITHS
—Apply to BOWN A TETLEY,
0012 U 8 Wood Atre et
JNGER— ”
One case tureen Ginger;
One do Preserved Ginger, just received
and for sale by REYMER A BROS-,
_ °c22 Nob. 126 and 128 Wood street
POTATOES —
100 sacks Neshannook Potatoes
fo barrels do do
Just received and for sale by
JAMES A. FETZER,
ec2l corner of Market and First streets.
1 0 SHIRT COLLARS FOR 25
i V CENTS.—
Approved style or
Gents'Patent Enameled Collars for 1881
10 SMrt
Noa. IT and 19 F'jffch
ttiERBONA^COFWH,
General Partners. - Special Partner
MEANS & COFFIN,
(Successors to M’CandJ ess, Means A Co,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Wood and Water Ste.,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
PRUNES —
100 boxes Prones
00 kegs d 0
Sornriuhl d ° Pluma * ia store and arriving ard
®iSS? by xt &EYMER * BfiOS^
Nos, 126 and 128 Wood street
4JLOAJPS-N J£—2o bbla Powdered for
K/'FdanUy obo for sale br
OCSB HENRY H. COLLINS.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1861
4flnrarJit»fl and tamissicn
JAMES A. FETZER,
FORW4RDIHG IND MERCHANT
KB THI BUB 01
f Moa t Lari, Butter.
I>rlad Fruit a»d Produce GeiieraUy.
oy IfABKKT AHD yiBST BTBAKTB.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Pranoio ft. Bailey, Esq, William Dir
worth Sr, 8. CathbortA Son, PitiKl.ni rh, Bovd a
un,Heiaker* Bwearingen, a Bra.lv. Oaa.j. M. 4
M. Bank, Lift Howell, Mangle 4 Co, ftoorre Vi
anderaon, Donlon Paxton * Co, Wheeling,
nmuptf-la
I JESSE JOHS SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AHD
Dealer In Klour, Grain, and all binds of
Country Produce; Winti and Li
quors, Cigars, Tobacco, «fce.
Liberal'advances made on’consignments
of High Wines.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE NO. 237 SOUTH SECOND ST
PHILADELPHIA.
ao2&lyd
EOJ
IB 22 T^Pii? la,1 ‘ JL BIADISo
ROBERT DALZELL & CO.,
wholesale grocers
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT!'
-AND-
DulbuOk Ppodoui ajcd PirryiuniH MAscrAcrcKas:
■KO. B*l LIBERTY S TREET. ,
— ,oll *» Pitt -neon. |
Jnm, Bails, Cfujgines, Set. "
AMERICAN IRON WORKS.
JOSES & lAI'GHLISS,
Manufacturer* of
IRON AND NAILS,
JUNIATA ANO COtUBON SHEET IRON.
Skaftiag, Lantk’s Palest Pittoa Rods,
Plaits, he.
WABEHODSiaj,
• * Wattrßtroet,ud 1311 i’lrst Street,
PITTSBURGH,
And corner of -Franklin end South WeteT street*.
Ohicego. TeSlTtlT
T M. J Nk>,
(i. W. JUNES,
R hNRY A. LAUGHLIN
IRWIN B. LAUttHLIN
•lAM KS HUGHUN.
JOHM U. SIGLLOB,
81 WOOD STREET.
fetplß md lefitaK.anlf,
SAVAGE HOUSE,
ISo. 350 Liberty Street.
NEXT TO PENNSYLVANIA PASBENGBR DEPOT
JOHN SAVAGE, Proprietor.
HAVING taken anl fitted up; with all
the modem improve® popular re
sort, the subscriber is prepared to accommodate
bis old customers and the public generally, with
the bfwd the market Mfords. - Oyßtefo will be ser
•Ted up in every variety of style, during the sea
son. Ills Wines, Liquors and Ales he feels con
fident in recommending to the pubUo for their
excellence.
Con. Bucket andSbAU Oysters received daily and
cold Wholesale and Retail. mrSfelyd
SEETUTS OLD STAND’
4
IN THE DIAMOND.
THOMAS STONE, Proprietor
HAVING TAKEN and fitted- up, at
a great expense, with all the modern im
provements, this popular jesort, the subscriber is
>repared to accommodate his triends and the pub
ic generally, with the peat fcfce market affords.
OrSTEJ-fcS will bo served,up in everp variety of
style during the season. ! . , .
LIQUORS and ALES he feels cohfident in ire-1
commending to the public for their, excellence.
■ftSTMEAIS served up at all hours, and DAT 1
and NIGHT ROABDEKS taken, a 'Wpfcly
EXCELSIOR ;
OYBTEB ASD KAXOS HOU§eJ
NO. 11l WOOD STREET, PITfSBURGH.
wholkhali Aan.&nasL nx&Lnris <J
tARE ASH EASTERS FISH, ]
FRJ3SH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
OTB TKRB AND WILD GAME,
All la th«lr JProper B«uoi* |
n 026 GKO. BBINEMAN & GO.
M’ANSJON HOUSE, GEORGE AtJR
. ENZ, Proprietor. No. 344 Liberty sireefc, jdnt
e the Passenger Depot of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, which makes it the moat convenient
house in the city for passengers amving'by that
road.
The proprietor having, at considerable expense,
fitted up, m excellent style, the MANSIONHOUSE,
would respectfully solicit a share of public natron
age. There is attached a splendid STABLE and
extensive W aGON-YARD, affording ample accom
modation to travelers and steamsters. His Larder
and Bar will be furnished with tbo Dost the mar
k et can afford. r»
RUSH HOUSE.—M. KUSH, X’roprie
tor, No. 307 Liberty street, near Pennsylvania
ttaiiroad Depot, Pittsburgh, Pa.
This house has been lately enlarged, refitted
and re-lurmshed, and m now in the bei*i of order
for the accommodation of hoarder* and traveler*
The best of Oyster* rece.ved daily, sold wholesale
and retail, or served upin every etylo. The dehca
cioa of the season alway* on hand, together with
eupenor lvunore. Ac '-•■H I
'OUNG'S WHOLESALE OYSTER DEPOT
AT TUB OLD STAND, ’
BESTAUBANT
WNo 40 Fifth Street.
HERE FAMILIES, HOTELS
R-ctanraDt* nud the trade gem-mily, ram’
ue supplied with Chesapeake Bay Ovsters at the
leweat whotewUe rate*. Country trmte solicited.
ofl * 4 KLI YOtJNG, Proprietor.
Young's Eating Saloon
con VIKfilN ALI.EY and HMITHFIELD BT
where Outers and all the deUcaote. of tho season
w.H be aerved up in the most palataMa Ht'vle
„ ~ EM YOtfsd.
0014 corner Virgin Hlley and Hmithtteid *l
®ioihs, (gassinwrej, &r.
E. WATT S;
witll
TERRY, PRICE A CO.,
IMPOSTERS AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
Satinet*, Vesting*, Tailors’ Trimmings, fas.,
NO, 256 MARKET ST. North Side,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Jo ™il7 Rßf ' DiraL * ■’“•’-I OUYBB T. TBBBT.
__ leaking (glasses, &c.
H. D. BBECHT & BHO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
looking glasses,
PORTRAIT & PICTURE FRAMES,
OiJt and Imitation Rosewood Mouldings.
DEALERS IN
FBEHCH PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS,
1-2 S Smlthlield Street,
Dernier's Block, between Fifth and Sixth’ Pitla-
r K n Glass at manufacturer's
Price,*®* Particular attention jotoh 10 repairing
Paintrags, Regnildmc Frames and business cards
framed at wholesale price,
zvfclr
UNIMPORTANT XU inventors
Great Union Patent Agency.
ROBERT W. FENWICK
Coannellor and Patent Agent
AT WASHINGTON' CITY, D. C,
From Son. Cka «. Mason, latt CommuiSioncr of Fntenis.
Wahhikgtos, 1). €., October 4, 1860
Learning that R. W. Foowick, P>q„ i s about ’to
open an office in this city as a Solicitor of Patent*,
I cheerfully state that ! hare long known him as a
gentleman of large experience in such matters, of
prompt and aocuroro business hahiu, and of un*
doubted integrity. As such I commend him to the
inventors ol the United Stales.
vr v - v , , CHARLES MASON.
Mr. henwick was for nearly tour years the mana
ger of the Washington Branch Office of the Scientific
American Paiem Agency of Mes-ra. Munn A Co
and ftK* more than len years officially connected
with sa.d firm, and with aa experience of fourteen
years in every branch relating to the Patent Office,
and the interest of inventors ie2B;dif
Q.ENTS
FINE FRENCH BOOTS,
Of Brcoks’ Manufacture,
SELLING AT NKW TOBK PRICKS,
FOB CASH.
At 31 Fifth Street,
W. E, SCHMEBTZ & CO,
Bela
IS THE TIME
TO KILL RATS,
The safest and most eflectual RAT PASTE now
in use, and warranted
TO BANISH BATS, MICE AND KOACHRS,
A N i> -
VERMIN OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WITHOUT THE USE OF POISON.
Prepared only by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
ocll comer Diamond and Market street.
T
‘iEEitlS §lO CASH AND §9O in easy
paym-nts for a choice budding lot 26 fee
front dj 100 feet m depth, situate on Union street’
jaiount Waahmgtoo.
oc!6 fl. CUrHBERTi f ON, 61 Market street
INDIES-
CONGRESS HEEL GAITERS, $1,60
LADIES’
CONGBESS HEEL G A ITEM *1,60
LADIES’
CONGBESS HEEL GAITEBS, $1,60
LADIES'
CONGBESS HEEL GAITEBS, *1,60
At No. 16 fr ifth Street,
ae2l D. S. DIFFER BAC SEE;
SiAon CASH ANr> Fou a hun
dred in one, two, three and four
year** will purchase tea acres ot valuable land a
bnck dweiupg house* of four rooms, frame barn
well oftrater etc, Hituate -two to Has from Pbtllipa
burft Bearer county, £. CUTBBJiitT A SON,
°°* EX Market street.
(Ptetellanfoas
r<’«-Partßerslilp,
HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day fonned a Co-Partnernhip under the
name and style.ol PERKINS, MERRICK A CO, in
the Paper, Rag and general Coramtealon Buainis.
JNO. M PERKINS,
0 HENRY MERRICK,
U , EDWARD C. CLAPP.
Pittsburgh, Pa- March lat,AB6l. 1
Jao M. PiKKnia......C. Hbnbt MraKio4-....E. c. Clapp
PBRKISIg, MERRICK. & CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
p ®PO r ' Bags, Twine, Cordage, &o„
Manilla Hope, Broom-Twine,
and Wire, Paper-Makers I
Materials, &c., &o.
Warehouse No. 82 Third Street,
miu ' l PIITSB ÜBOB, PA I
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GONG BBSS HEEL
GAITERS $1,37
LADIES
CONGRESS HEEL
GAITERS $1,37,
AT NO. 15 FIFTH STREET,-
ft H. DIFFENBACHK
gUPERIOR
QUALITY
CONGRESS GAITERS,
LACE BOOTS,
OXFURD TIES,
FOR GENTS, YOUTHS,
SELLING AT LOW PRICE,
A"? NO. 31 FIFTH STREET,
vr. E. sen HERTZ it CO.
nU
Ifternhant ®aiiers.
SMITH & PITCAIRN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Ho. 48
ST. CLAIR STREET.
S LATE STYLES OF FALL GOODS
JUST REOEIVED.
WE are now opening a choice Stock
of Fall Good 0 , consisting in all of the latest
vK?^ 1 ? 08 L of <-’LOTRS, CASSIM I£R£3 AND
* r*S I IMitJ, which wh flatter ourselves will ue equal
10 »ny »Morinwni to be found Earn or West. They
will be made up to ardor in a superior style and at
pncHH u> HtmthoiiißM, Wo would respectfully
solicit an early call from our patrons and the
public.
SAMUEL GRAY & SOW,
MERCHANT TAILORS,]
Wo. 19 Finu Street.
*elS I
W H.M’GEtt ft. K Oir I
H. M’UEE ~it CO., I
MERCHANT TAIILORS,
Dealers in Ready Mode Clothing and Gentlemen’s
Furnishing Goods, corner of Federal street and
Market Square, Allegheny city, Pa. jellly-daw
M . LITTLE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 94 SAINT. CL AIK. STHJEKV.
a. fTh’- Insh’s New Building.)
PmvißiTß.flH.
iainhrs.
T. T. ITI’GURIV,
Si O USB, SION
-amd
ornamental PAINTER,
2, Cor. St. Clair St. and Daquesne Way,
(SECOND BTORT.)
Ail wora entrus'ed to me will be Neatly
and Promptly Executed. ocJfcly
HOUSE AND SION PAINTER
P. O’BRIEN.
93f Orders at basement shop, Grant
street, ODDOfrite Cathedral.
T 33. J 3 A O "X\
HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
Fourth St., B.ti Wood SmKhfl'ld
PITTSBURGH, PA.
narAH work i» ‘n—*nt)v attended tn. mv'Jfelyd
1j (J Y D ’ S
MAP OP MIBSOUBI,
Three feet equare. Price 26 ceota. Lloyd's Map
of Virginia and Mirylaod, four fhet aqnare. Price
6 eenta. Together with all the late and reliable
Maps published. For Bale at the Wholesale and
Retail Book, Periodical and Union store of
HENRY MINER,
noli No’s. 71 and 78 Fifth street.
OYS BOOTS CHEAP,
BOYS BOOTS CHEAP,
BOYS BOOTS CHEAP,
YOUTHS’ BOOTS CHEAP,
YOUTHS’ BOOTS CHEAP,
AT NO- 16 FIFTH STREET.
_nol9 D. A DIFFENBACHBR.
HOWE’S LYEW SHUTTLE
Sewing Machines,
ARB ADAPTER to all binHa of
FAMILY HEWING, working ©dually well on
the lightest and heaviest fabrics,-making tbe
LOCK STItCH SKAM
alike on both Aides, which cannot be
Raveled or Pulled Out.
And for Tailoring, Shirt Making, Gaiter Fitting
and Shoe Binding, these have no superior CaU
and see them at No: 26 Fifth street, up Stairs.
ap2o:d*wtf:i» W. ft, LABCELL
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER! !
ELEGANTI
BEAUTIFUL!
PRETTY I
CHEAP!
W, P. MARSHALL,
87 Wood Rtreet:
For sale by
su24
AKD PHOTOGRAPH. PICTURES
and Photograph Frames, all the notabilities of
the times, pretty groups and figures, received and
lor sale by EATOH,J£ACRIJM AGO.,
ee , 17 Fifth street.
CARPETfi AUD OIL LLOTUS>
—AT THE—
FOURTH STREET OAEPETSRORE.
WD. & H. ITCALLUM HAVE
• thiß day opened part of a very large and
waned assortment of OABPETING, to which they
invite the attention of buyers, as they will be of-
Drugged
all widtbe,etthe k>«* M’OALLUM,
op qK 87 Fourth street, near Wood.
".tiIENT—IOU barrels Hydraulic Ce
j meat received and for sale by
'Scis HENRY IL COLLINS
BJSaUIIFUJI, GOLD ANll TINTED
PAPER HANGINGS—For sale by
•ess wm. p. Marshall.
tc
B,prm.TP«, ~.r
KEJSEBAff, COOPGRACiE,
Between Hoad and Wayne streets,
PITTSBUMH, ma%
are prepared to furnish Cogl Oil* WMs-
AJe, 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,
Warehouse, No. 45 Hand Street,
STRAP SHOES,
CALF, KIP and THICKBOOTS
OF A VERJ SUPERIOR QU.UJTV,
SELLING LOW. FOB CASH,
FOR CASH
W. E. Sehmertz & Go.,
IVo. at Fifth Street.
OWEN BVRNE.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
49 St. Clair Street.
(Formerly with L. Hirshfield,!
Having returned from new
YORK, with stoock of CLOTHS,
CASSI HERBS and VESTINGS, which oar* be pur
chased at prices far below the usual rates.
Mg* Great inducements offered to cash buyers.
8621:6m
[ DOWN & TETLEt,
130 Wood Street,
Ti/TAKE TOOLS FOR BORING OIL
XuL WELLS at the shortest possible notice.
Having been ratha business of mftnnfiaiit»rinp tools
ever since the “fever” first broke oat»we canassare
persons about to engage in the oil business, that it
wiH be to their interest to give os a call and make
an examination of our stock now on hand. mh6
A 03HS LOOMIS WIW. lAmm
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO.. Dealers in
Promissory Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, and on
securities for money.
Money loaned on Checks at short dates, with
collateral securities.
NOTES AND DBAPTS "BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Persona desiring Loans can be accommodated on
easonable terms, and capitalists r-aa ; be-fiinushed
with good securities at remunerative prices.
ALsoyUtend to the Sale, Renting and Leasing of
Office, No. n FOURTH HTRKET above Wood.
AUSTIN LOOMI3 A CO.
JJOOTS, .SHOES AND GAITERS,
Selling lower than they can be bough t for at any
place else in the ci'y,
Remember the place,
AT THE OfIEAP CASH STORE
-OF
PITTSBURGH & CORNELLSVILLE RAIL ROAD
ON AND AFTER THE 17th OF OC
IOBKR, the trains oitae Pittsburgh ACoa
nellsville Rdl Road will leave and arrive at the
company's depot, corner of Ross and Brecken
ndge streets, os follows:
M AIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh 7,40 a m, arrives
at Connellsviile.n am, Uniontown 12 m; returning
leaves Uniontown Ipm, ConneDsvlUe 11, m. ar
rives at Pittsburgh 6 pm.
EXPREB9 1 RAIN leaves Uniontonn 6 am, Con
nells riile 6 a m,arrive* at Pittsburgh 0,30 am: leaves
Pittsburgh 3,40 p m, arri yon at Connellsville 6,66 p
m, Uniontown 8 pm.
FIRST ACCOMMODATION leaves McKeesport
6,46 am, arriving at Pittsburgh at 6,45 am; leaves
Pittsburgh at T a m, returning to Pittsburgh at
8,30 a m
SECOND ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsborgh
at 11 a m, returning to Pittsburgh at 1,60 p m.
THIRD ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsburgh at
4,16 p m, returning to Pittsburgh at 6 p m.
FOURTH ACCOMMODATION leaves Pittsburgh
at 6,16 pm.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves McKeesport at 9,10 a m,
arriving at Pittsburgh 10,11 a m, leaving Pittsburgh
at l,Bop m.
FREIGHT reoeived and delivered at the same
depot on end after that date
Quarterly, annua*, and commutation coupon
tickets •sold by GEORGE BOULTOV, Agent at
Pittsburgh- H. BLACKS TONE,
oclfijlmd Superintendent.
»HOMAB FARLEY'S
FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMB,
No. 164 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
UNDERTAKING, in all its branches, will receive
prompt attention. Orders can be left at the room
or a* the Livery Stable of Mr. James Floyd, Ohio
street. Allegheny. selB-ly
‘INE BOTTLED
WINES,
WHISKIES, Ac., for sale by
oeSQ 6t WM. BENNETT, 120 Wood street
JJERFUMERY, PERFUMERY—
PEPFTJMERT, PKEFUMERF
PEBFUMBak PERFUMERY,
PERFUMERY, PERFUMERY,
A large and fine assortment of Perfu tn ery
elating of the finest extracts of all descrip&onß.
Pomades*
Hair Oils*
Colognes,
Toilet Waters*
Also, a fine assortment of the best qppiifth
Hair Bnuhesi
Tooth. Broshes,
Mail Brushes*-
Fleah Broshes*
Shaving BnuheicAe
AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
AT JOSE PM FLEMING'S.
AT JOSEPH FLEMING’S
AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S,
corner Market street and the Diamond,
corner Market street and the Diamond.
004 comer Market street and the Diamond.
JJABPEB’B WEEKLY for Nov. 9th,
NOW READY AND FORBALE AT H. MINER’S
A MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES,
Including Railroads, Country Towns, State Capitals,
Conn try Rosds, ths Southern Corel from De&nare
to Texas, showing the Harbors, Inlets, Forts, and
position of blockading ships, sue S 3 try 2*.
ALSO, THE FOLLOWING ILLUSTRATIONS;
Attack open the Camp of the oth Regiment New
York Volunteers (Wilson’s Zouawes) on Santa Rosa
Island, October oth, 186 L
Portrait of Uapti 8. UV.Dupont, commanding the
Great Naval Expedition.
The Great Naval Expedition preparing for depart
ure from Annapolis, Maryland.
Presentation of Colors,, to Gen. Viele’s Brigade,
previous to their departure on the GreatNavaiEx
pedition.
A portion, of the Naval Ex pedition, as it appeared
on the night of October 16th, Balling to Hampton
Roads. j
Our Fleet at the mouth of the Mississippi at
tacked bv Hollins’ Fleet of Fite Shine on October
12th, 1861, and a score of other engravings
PRICE SIX CENTS
Sent by mail on .receipt of two three cent atfznpe.
HENRY MEYER,
BUGEWiHEAT^UB^feSaS
)n2(w)sl 00 DQnpd
reddyed sad tor
aornar Msrfcat sadßrstgirepts.
nog.. Nos.7iaiky&ri
Pistfllaneous.
M’KEEfe PHILIPS,
if VIOXB MIT FAOTOKT Oil
r Payette Street,
Non-Expioidve. Also,
PURE REJTZOLE,
PITT&BURQB, PA
BOYS and
YOUTRB*
JOS. H BORLAND,
98 Market street,
second door from Fifth.
BRANIDES,
GINS
MU
BYTELEGKfrm:
.3. a. arm
By X'esterddij’g aPelg&rwa,
Ftjofci, Msisbytt? -
would bo impossible 1 to exaggeratoithe
glddhi which 1 pervaded our _camp»yest6r
day, and>nothing but. General. Fremont's
urgent endeavdrs prevented it' from
ing into general mutiny: His quarters
were thronged -Wild! officers -alt dayy.«x*
pressing theiriindignationeJndjinelihsjUon
to resign. The Germans, were there en
masso, and talked' loudly' about ‘-rotating
Hunter’s asßumingthe Command: -
Asthe enemy are intrenching themfpjves
upon Wilson Creek,and nqthingwaiheard
of Hunter, in aocoidanee with thd'ino.t
ear-.est entreaties, Fremont prdhiißSd/Juit
at dark, that -he would lead -the'army to
attack them: this morning if AM
not arrive. X never Baw; anythiS; at all
! approaching the exclteme'nt’Whtcfi'tlhis
announcement created? It cnuedimmense
cheering at headguaitair;riWj)iioh, Bpread In
all ■ directions front, to Camp, and
there was, an' almoßt.uninterru'pted cM&r-
Idg,' giowing ; m6re i; ahd;'rh6to : rempto; as'
the news reached the carap3,farthej;jpnd ’
Xarther away; For two b'oura,an<i ahalf a •
dozen bands were aerenadihgiheGeneral
at once. .Everything wi#fprepSifedi«ifor
tie was to start at daylight,land;all paia
and disappointment was changed intonni.
versaljoj;
I Our army, under that inspiration, would
I have whipped aa hundred thousand then.
I But at ten o’clock General Hunter arrived,
I and spent an hour and a . half with 'Fre-
I mont, who gave him a plan of battik—
I General Hunter assumed command,' and
I General Fremont left for St. lioaia,via
Tipton, this morning.
If we have a fight before the arrtiy ! re«
covers from its last and cruel disappoint*
| ment, we fear greatly for the.xesultmbut
hope for the best. Gen. Pope : ia, herewith
his entire division, and Gen, Hunter’s’di-.
vision will be here to
troops will all be* up. All of Fremont’s
staff left with him,; excepfCols. Loveioy,
Shand and Hudson, . "
I The following is General Hunfer*ii’iiS?der
[ on assuming oommand;' ”
| Headquarters Western: Department,
Springfield, November 4th, 18610 .i, •»
Order No. I,—“The command of this
! Department having been reilngiiiihdi# by
Major General John G. Fremont,isasmm»
ei by the undersigned. Officers command*
ing divisions, together with their Brigade
commanders, are requested to rhpbntim
mediately at these headquarters,' W;
[Signed] S.
.o Major GeneralQ^jnnjpidjn^i
I Latest from the OpposlngAr>
I nates oh Che GauJey.
I I Cihcihuati, Nov. 7.—The Cincinnati
I I Commercial has adviceß from Geni’Xßose.
J crans’ army Up to- eight o'olockr Tuesday
I morning. The rebel batteries commended
I from the west side of the'rßsSi on
J the east side used by Gen. Boseoranstrains
I from the KarawhaFalle, s mile and frhalf
I below the Janction of Gaoley and New
I Bivers to Genaral Bosecrans’.head quar«
I ters, at Tempkin’s Farm, on : iwr ’nver,
] five miles above the Jnnotlonvn Supply
I trains our army therefore discontinued
I during the day and run only at night?-
j The rebels had three batteries, of'two
j guns each—one opposite Tomkins’ darm,
I one opposite the mouth of the Gaulqj',and
I one opposite Kanawha Falls, thejatter one
I being the most dangerous. Theli-—ffring
j waß sharp on Monday morning, barbery
slow in toe afternoon, and it Is supposed
j that the rebels were short of ammunition,
j Oar artillery replied, and ailehced tMe' bat,
| tery opposite the mouth of the Gauisjy.
j Two of our men and. several horses/were
I wounded by. shells on Monday morning.
I Nothing definite .is , knoivn aa L to ' the
I strength of the rebels, but'tnetr operations
I indicate desperation or great confidcnce.
On Monday evening Gen.: JBenham’a
brigade was two miles below Gauley, .and
it is believed that he crossed theriverourv
ing the night, as a steamboat was detained
at that point for that purpose. The troops
were ordered,to prepare four days rations
and be ready to move.
Gen. Bosecrans had just received a‘bat*
tery of tenPerTottten.pounders, and/taore
troops. He raid, confident, that: he could
cross the river and Bag' the "enemy. But
soma expressed’fedfs' that sueh a ffiove
ment had been calculated and desired by
the enemy. . Tbs elevation pppositofhe
mouth of Gauley is known as uotton Hill,
and <s considerably higher than any ground .
on our side. . j ~ o
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
DR. JOHN rOSAKVfiYs itfwng, for
upwards ot twentyypara devoted hia profea
sional tame exclusively ia the thtttoietft bfi SemaU
Difficulties, and bavins sacceeKied in thousands of
cases.in restoring theaffliqtedto aonndhela'iu baa
now <»Ure confidenbdln offenffgppbhciy his
“Great American Bcme?y,’*
»R. HARVEWS : ,;L 4s
CHfIOBOTHEBBtt
Which hare never yet failed '(irfaerif the'dfrecr
tionshaye been strictly followßd,)tn:rtK'
O^^uteyin^uitte.ar.ih.^l^^
sofleruteftomtnm Airr
«i,'ra* Wane, or other weakDeas of tturißßtam
Quads. Also, In ail cases of Dxsitirr .oa .NiptToca
PsenrsanoSy. Humana Paififaroas, W 0.,. Ae.
which are the fbrefnhbersef more senonsdisease
aa-ThuM Pat an perfectly hernia* neffr-tm
etiiuUon. and man Ce tehee fy.thc moetdeUcatc ft
iletntt;at Cm »apto~tima
they act un i caasw by atrengthenillfchmfcorat
ing.and restoring the system to a healthy condl.
Bon. and by bringing on the .monthly perio* with
zßgulsrlity.no matter fromwhat cause the obstruo
tions may arise. They Bhould,howeyer, Rdtbetaken
dor ng the first three or four moths of. pregnancy,
though safe at any other time, re miscarriage
woold be the result. * * “
Each box contuss-SO PiD& Pa vm OsiDoujjl
and when desirpd.vlU.be sent by £osUpre»naid by
ahy'adreftisM ofthe-moaSr.
J. General Agent
Sold by Druggists generally.- aniaavdAwiA
XKKTH KimCTjSfl WITHOCI PAII
By THETJBE OF AN APPARATUS
whereby n& dramttfigalnntobeibsy «r»
used. Cold weather la the time tbeepyefo
toe .eon be need to jtd bestjtdr«nt«ge>-*P>‘ l “' l '
gentlemen end thedr&taffleiirKaVe thetftodtfcei.
traded ere reedy io teetnyee to
thft RgfetT jrf. the eperelftm, wh»>
erer bn. been nidby peraons en
eertmgthe con Wry n»Tinz no knowtodge-of mr
broeesa.' "■ •••• ■' .
laVSmithßeJdeUeee.
nol4oydla
k PPLES— 2OO barrels choice varieties
A ■ ofAppltA bythertnglebirrtlordiwJMd,
jSTreceixxUndfor liy ;
3 AMA. FETCKK,
not o»ra«r of M«dwt«ad-ginay»aa>a.
T INEN eOLIiiES AND SETTS—
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