(irMe Cictiip 'Jest. `, ~~J. ~~ , ~,~, OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. PITTSBURGH: TUESDAY MON NI NG For Afternoon and Midnight Tele graph and Local News See First and Third Pages. Post office ataccpy, of avy di•nomiuwtr,n OVerll u4EN,9 I,e .erer,.. , l Lions to the Post The PoißClnqq . pr hare rit.Plih to exchange the )nre.r den erninatiOnp for smeller ones, they become UvoleBs to us. THE SPECULATORS OF THE From its commencement until now, it has been iterated and reiterated in our ears that "this is no partizan war:" The National Congress—the heads of the National Administration, and thn pub lic press have declared that the contest, in which we are now engaged is for the preservation of the Uniou—not to con quer or subjugate any portion of the States ; only to compel them to return to their allegiance to the government. Accepting the war as a patriotic one, the people, of all parties, iu the North, have lent it their aid, and nobly sustained the Administration, into whose hands has fallen the'duty of conducting it. The people, in all honesty, have been, end are, willing to devote themselves to the preservation of the Union. Witness art army greater than Napoleon founded an empire with in an hundred days; wit ness a popular loan without parallel in the history of nations. But the past eight months have shown that the contest is to he a greater one than any man—even the wisest—could have foreseen. The recovery of a dis eased and distracted nation is not to be accomplished at mice. A people, edu cated for peace, does not become warlike at the stroke of a pen ; a people loving money does not altogether forget. money making, even in a war of patriotism. In Buckingham's time, it was said,— " Who rules the Kingdom? The King. Who rules the King? The Duke. Who rules the Duke! The Devil." The devil which is ruling us, and detracting from the high estate of those who hold our high positions, is greed of gain, The nation is pouring out its money like water, to preserve its existence, but those who direct the sword and control the purse-strings are too fresh from the fields of partizln warfare to divest them selves entirely of partizanship in their conduct of the details of this war. The powers at Washington tell us that this enormous expenditure of money which is going on will benefit the nation, for it is expended at home, among our own people. True, but how is it expend. ed ? Does the power which distributes patronage guide itself by patriotism only, or does the old leaven of partizanship direct the expenditure of the money of the people? Is there not evidence that the money-making positions, —so many of . nhich this war has created,— are distributed by partizan, rather than patriotic hands? The Democracy have sustained the Administration in this war with an hon est ardor. They are in the field to tight the battles of their country. l'iley make no secret that they do not hold ill the opinions which the Administration holds, and while they support the government —their government—still claim the right to canvass the wisdom and propriety of its official acts. The public interests can not but suffer detriment when the people neglect to hold their officers to a strict account in the fulfilment of their duty. This war is a war of the whole people in defence of their government. The money which is being spent is the money of the whole people, and the whole people are entitled equally to share its bene fits, as they will also he compelled actual ly to bear the burthen of paying it. But do we find it so ? No I far from it. Those whom the people have placed in power exhibit a determination to make their own wealth and that of their personal and political friends grow with a step equal to their power. 'lbis want of open, fair, patriotic principle is seriously atlPct ing the estimation in which the people hold their government. In this war, and in the distrihution of the patronage and preferment which this war has created; the masses desire no partizan rule of acti ,, n. By universal consent party has been dropped by the people, and it should be equally ignored by those in whose hands the people hare placed their power. The pressure for position has bewildered and overcome the Cabinet and the President. Their former polit ical friends must [ e rrovided for at all events. This condition of things is all wrong. A servile press may excuse or laud it, but no honest press or honest man need be blind to the shortcomings and errors of the men who hold our Now if the Ga:etti's position has 1,, , en I that advanced by John Cochran (which is none at all.) will it inform its reader, and us why it has been blustering for the past two months, because the Presi dent recalled Fremont's proclamation; and will it alto explain what it meant on Friday last, in relation to "the burst ing of the pent tip =niter ings - against (Ten. Dix ? The truth is this (iazette is The danger of the present course is blinded by its own poison; it has been that a partizan feeling may, in tile end, floundering about from one degree of be aroused among the people of the abolitionism to another, until it scarcely nation, to the great detriment of the I knows what it has been saying or teach national cause. The extremists of the ing. Monday's issue shows this very Republican party look upon slavery as strikingly. It contains several extracts iLlet .7\ OVerrMer. S. 1561. e r:°"°` PC r.: . Yr•iir telegraph Tyceived. the cause of all our national calamities. from a Kentucky papAr which endorseemr,7 propriety They are . striving to make its extermi- the 0.. arming the slaves ~A . :, : ir( rC ' o m" m - )a . ' Un d r ...r oe > l . r s a i n u otid r u s li tha ce av n i:r i di m e en, io ""‘r nation the object of this war. Such against slaver n rphel I h , n, to wh.eit no uour.haoeu you have just made to our comm- u n B speeches as that of John Cochrane to his one but niool will obie'sq, hut w hi ch i s , rum; ; his ommtryimin moat tong remaint;er ; trrot;•;tl ;.; rm.; the a Vity rind still, murege regiment, endorsed,ae it wag, b y & ere _ at the same time a very differonprO Po- .•-• army at .13elmont. • • Lary Cameron, out of place and salon from emancipation proclamations, JIYY needless, as were both the speech and I especially-where there are no slaves to - • -41. <M1.4.- eudorsement - are calculated only to stir I emancipate. The Kentucky paper's aug I IQ-You m••y "pa-ac nut more plainly to your SAL.OvinteS, tha nut 0,98 COUrt•bOCltily than you do to up political feeling in the ranks of the igestion has some practical sense us it, andn positions of power. Adverse distinc tions should n,,t he nnide in a time like the present mptiLst those who chanced last year to be oppn•rd to the policy of the party which created the present government. The Den - y - writey sustain it as their government, told wi.h to be regarded as equally its cltd•tren. people. We regret that. such a speedh should ever have been rna.le and we most sincerely regret that the Secretary should have given the sanction of his approval to so foolish and windy an afflatus of a man seeking to make a great man out of himself now for use here after. Let the Colonels of Regiments fight --not make FOE tical P pee eh es— arid let the Fecretaries and the rresideni avoid abolitionism, and stand by their great policy or pre3er v i n . 2. the Union.— Putting the foil of the nation's power alike on Southern and on Northern fanaticism. !IMMO This war may be a long ono. A\ e. want no political distinctions while it lasts. The people have decided that such distinctions shall be ostracised. an ,l they regret that their high officials, in the distribution of their patronage,,hould be influenced by the petty considerations of former party feelings. Nepotism, partizanship and avarice can but weaken the power of the gov ernment. It needs the services of true men, not of greedy politicians. This war must be used to organise and reform this nation.—not to bu:l i up factions nor create. Nfi rirktocr;icy ul wealth and military distinction. Let the Adininistrldion, then. first re establish the power of the goveininent where it is lost, sii I not fall into tite mistake of ex:+ggerating its nvvri Iv)woi, and attempt to strt-ngth( n a party wher all its eft)rtA Should hr dinoct4,l to thf single patriotic' end of saving a coup In all sim•erity, and with all their might, the Democratic people of the North will support the Administration in this terrible eti,is. But they see and feel the danger that at Washington the shrine of Patriotism may be t 'rued into a temple. of money-changers by politi cians and fanatics, and when avarice, the worst of all the vices, wheedle=. joles and bap pl...ces it is not ft to fin, they claim the rigbt to raise the warning voice. Not liaal•s pries;s kissed their idols, a 9 do a scrvil pre s and "scurvy politicians" now hug the I 'resid en t and his Cabinet, not for patriotism. but for gain. We hlily know the tremendous pressure which wearies trol the power of government. in them re,ist it like brave men and true patriots. Their country's e itise is in their hands. Let them act for Ler, and for her alone. stated in SAturday',.. P , d that there must be a pettifotwer of ,rque sort having acres; to th. , eoltunnso; the Pittsburgh e'llty,c: in ye..t“rday's Issue of that papPr w. , h ,:trik ing exhibition oi it than ever We ask our refoleis' attention to an ex. position of this for a very few rn , nnent-. Last Fri(lAy's (;a:eti,., in il trrni.q of rage at tieneral Dix for iqsuing P.l r,elit aiton to the people of Not b omberh4ll,l and ACCOLIMC counties had the eit,et nt i ringing kack the counties to the L'inoa, broke on, "Already we hear the nni;forin,!. of the pent-up storm • which forth in all itB fury, it Ibis ir, an.' 71103( weak and eun(rmrdil•l I,<• perbisteti in." Now, what was weak and contemptible in this policy It bail tile effect n 1 raising the stars and striper , in less that, forty-eight hours in the ceunti , s allud ed to, and biinging their citizens back into the fold of the Union. In what, then, was tieneral I)ix's ei,II , ILICL "weak and contemptible'!" Why. the r;-,'tie has told us a dozen time- , already. The "weakness" of the proclamation eon,ist ed in the failure of Genersl Dix to /11:Ii(P it one of emancipation: in this and this only was his proclamation "weak and contemptible" in the eyes of abolition\ ista. The position of the (i'ii:etfr upon the war, up until Saturday last, was a blind and indiscriminate emancipation and arming of the slaves. If it meant not that, it meant nothing. That paper icon been teeming with such sentiment 4 al most ever since the war began : and in this it is true to its instincts and teach ings—the destruction of slavery even if `le Union should lie permanently hro- Having F• ;:ttol the positten or the Usizette up until Saturday morning last, let us look at its dodge to escape further exposure, contained in yesterday morn ing's paper. "Now gather and surmise," It says: ''WA sustain the policy enunciate.' by the `'ecretary of W;:r in his instructions to Gen.-‘ri Shermim, as further Illiin ifewted in his remarks to Colonel. Ccch rane's regiment,. and on other public occasion,,." What were the 6ecretary of War's in structions to (;pnr-ral Sherman Y And what wai John Cochrane's speech and the Secretary's endorsement thereof'— Why, both put forward to meet contin gencies, containi: not a single iti, aof general orimmedi.ile emancipation. n fact Cochrane's speech wit,•:, lite all he ever made, full of generalities. for tl,at rea•nn we are sturorized to see it copit-d the (;.izet. 11..1 Letter be cautious in itii nor, n its high abolition po sition: it •it is true, retain the favor of ( by so doing, but it will f.,1 the good opinion o iho,c wlio axis county have been its clu Ic-i achnicr , . We mean those ph iicii;rorlii. , ts ictio arc in fora vigorous prosecution of the war, in order to des- troy ~l avery, /Jut who are prudent enmigh : r not only not go to assist in the gm.; work themselves, but who have an ,veision to contributing much to ti,oe 'Nutt iiiMs gone and are willing Pennsylvanians ,in the Field. lot the rond• era s tho represent( d whole loyal 11,1111min:1 1 rot,l Stale, to be a hoot twen tynne rot,ltoo. tit tilts nornltor about 2,ffioffooare l'cooql.antant, It hos Ina teen officially an noonttittl thht the whole voitiotArr force, to tit° ser,ato of the United St ,tee, to aboatooo,ooo. Peon mt. vanta tot , ha. fort:tooted ahoul lott,ooo inon, • !ho v.h , 16 nUinber, oh le the p -n could proitiffly Le' art,kotl fur, is to - ri FunnHylvar.ia are serving in li-itha•_.), ltlacy land, iu Northen , tern Vsrgtnia, o a,tern Virginia, la North Carol us atd in ,/,‘ Probably h,fora long, : rig !nay 1! atilt. 14. tho \I +,l+'llll.l And IL P : ol Pri'l.ory real harshy fon, "-,i p, o:nu n o. n I .'1.11'1.-d by 1,1:/1. 1,10 Arly ,•1/,, r Th.• lulantry, ti 0. :;fire li tl, tlllppetl 01111 di. '1 • the army or the Po ,h ...ton of the Pennell I. ah,l get, ),lA.) i'r our regttnent, t o rooeurt), are t i trte equal to purchased by ii.. to,rorronent at New Redhird, New London. Nan;:, aet, Sa, , , Harbor, Edwirtown. and Newport. n the of each ship a hok wc, into wittet, Iva , . fitted a lead p'pe Five lashes in diameter, with a valve an fiend that, t noilyh perfectly -ale even for slung voya,e, it can be vets ti.ni.wed It is eilmdated that the ship 16,11 i.e tilhoil and sank to Ho , la - Atom in twenty 111 , 1:1W0E1 alter the remoV4l of 1:11 volute. 'l'd provide it,t•irn.t itediiisutai I miming c t too cah -. each vessel is retehed sun ttto auk,- of Li," proper b,(io,,rr.or and tho fittin . : 011', this Kraal nr 31, 11111111 , ern, than tit:, =Ell =OE to-hi ;,1 r v As the Federal Jet ernateh: rd. rtemdursed n dollar of th, Ir. t.ry, t i3rge >um= have I • n 1,111 min him in this nrimte.l It t)to great onzzrgy MC i Izzied a Fol•I WA) r et - namable economy t. mt ..! I.a+ tone 14, demand money BEES! 1-, 11,1 6rv,•rnmrnt. ihry hqvc. itch 1.4•,! , •.1 A' .it, all 1 a Ulu; all ur 1..' nn,b. iy .. , t the. State Ali! t't tit H a-y .1 I.: trout.to the '.-zi-Mil :will hr vg.ry SARIN' S. t.lry Li th.ots payor. 'lf, fcrang.ment !war tp,kon IM=ll=lllll Y\ r U. r I r II No 05/54' be .5 15. 4501,1 1' t• .l'et.t,on of the (14 .IL.rin,.; nrst year of LLe 'rag that RP re az,,y lyttroft 9 In .1, NA r Ins p:o• Fdl hound Ur an -:, • , n A 1.F.• , p witome UII- •I ::y It t inanuhl Intga ,rv. .n,.. !I um Err to OOP-441 4' i IA" 0 A en. P.es.ur.vird'v Initr r 1:11=1 •• it4n iiii H,l‘l , Y 'Mt t % ,vo ) =TM n nla. it ❑. „kr lnn.•rsy :tow fi”.tqf uu re r f repo ll=l Win hi. N. , nr Poo-Art .t prnit, $.l d ~1:. A t• mw hi:l7 1 .-n;lem my mend.. n 4 te),ap 1;. /..•.. t . , 771 IS= . i.in r,. ul•a. I}. .. •••1 • 01 /001 r> • • in nor countrymen kiln, aim, ,1•0•11 trll l 0 1V , i hop,, :..t tto iakm 1:r 00100 .o.r y, iu tW akin, will. tb' t • anNwer my 081 1 / 1 11 nr- 10/04 10ir,...0 vier our national elle r/dr,. ••••• 001i1 Erg 10 /04i 01 sin, counlry. ~,, ur hrly rriend,, ~:11E 1.. ktliord qti ! . ..V i•Oal al .1 , -. I,‘ t• u o. are Dory MEI= 8111211111•1 wi I r.any .1,1 i I=llll :1, alce, 11,..‘1111,4 Cs I Joy ,t 1 OW lit. 111,1 111 , 1 Y p.•nd un , H,, and or, In n.tin• 10 p 1,11 , e wly tr. an- .1, i, , • 7, 11. r cga n t. 4 leave tny ti2,lit anew 14, of my try. 10 , y ywur wt' tw , lw , n; eervun!, rouble, A ,song the Rebel 7 caders N,111N , ,, , , Fr tde,v. V. v rLunr.l in ru;:ra•y 1i , •417 - cizar I rec. ntiv 1 , 1 /Ins of hh , 101 - .•tt•twi, with 1111 , .1: 111, niv. \'".b.n f t to Ilil l• :3;4 CilW Ih• C4,•..1.,•i,•1,, i ,- ii:l - r211 . .! I -pr.,••rring :he of y, .0 :111 . 11,0111g Me I! tilq and .1,1 I r«prtaNrotaig I i.; ,, y, v.. trli,t 1., time al.a t 4)A n 5,11 to give thetti :.;• party • . omolttm itt,t the 107 1 . Lti. , ha. tl, th. Myna ,11,1 .omit, h•• 0t.1,) the Carollr It. it t•; ao.l e-nd In thr:r 111 It I. t/I•i:1 , 7,1 !t1,4 tin, ti It, t!, war policy to pr. vent 'iouch oarolt as and Cmtditta lrotn c•tdtrg frzun Confederate Litatt-s. General 14sursgard e. t ,oduccd to withdraw hts resigns- Lon. and no donut on tha tra•mrence that a change ‘‘••t, ri ant that he nt•ght have the print, ewe of att..e.k.n;:, itm Ltdon arises of the Potomac I;tmcrat Me I Cm: walk] net Ite surmised St 1,. ,t 1 red hint, at-v day, and he Is pi spared for +Ow— rl'he Battle of Belmont. en. PoHits Dispatch to President Da I.ls--The Presidents Reply. FIR!.T Dlr., FSIBELN , EPART'T. • of VY y., Nov. 7, DOA. T., (Ic. , • , 1 te , s, iltruugh ti,nerat A. 6: cane .to •on t! ,e opp,lte ,tdo o LI Le:mon t, t., any, ate ul7,noo.etrong,'teed ,•d under ro rof mb uL , and at ta'ked Col d.r Pl.i iLuf. I ssitt over three regunentti p Ur, ti ha relief, then at Intervals .i, Gen. Cr Latham. I tarn , ••••ii ever tiro others in person to support a ilattk Ton, tnent Nth 1:11 I had directed. It trait a ins•inz from 1010 A. M., to I'. M. '1 hey In-!r Bel., horiv , is hatiory, tnnr • who id vro receptured. The verny Thlt rowed We pursued (hi - -m to io tten strive their boats be- lIII=III I , ro, h•• . 0 IOU) their &9..1 and Fin; IL:nrr . uoinott and tqUipELlelat..i. Our 10. , eom: , .Jrrt•:. is - ; ;litlra liirasv L. POLK, blur Gprrral l'ormrnanding An Intended Rebel Demonstration at the Granzt Rev levy. Tho NtLw York. Wa,h.ngtoi, dent ‘erttee I hue A reb -1 dinorter, who 011110 into our Itaan to-day, eaten that the rebeln hod been apprised of the re view which coma elf yes erdtty, end trial it was their intention to have made a fdrmidahle demon -Galicia against our pickets. with a view of driving them iu, and thereby protidao a regu tar panic and stampede among the t:v liar. 9/Ica Wore to ii II ID,Fe tire grand Allier. He atett 9 tita. pr•ttp I.trga reltel f Jrce had her o ,dc•-ntra a,t I.'atrf .1 for the purpose, but hat for urine enC.N4I cr other it had hoes abandoned. He says that the officer in com bind at Fairfax h.ad henfd that seven chr e,- itinn were Lo hen viened by Hoc. McClellan. 'like rebels, he says, are date expecting an a ivance movement of the Union firces, and that they a a fully prepared to meet !bent. He does not baliere, honorer, that the rebol9 av II make a regn ar rlaod anl give battle Olio Endo of Manassas. They here, It appenre, st me pretty good fortifications at Con vert itle. The rapture an I once patina of Per, Rm, al and Beaufort by the I 7 nion 11 ret c • used great ox c ;meet a :finer the Bonin Ca - otica end (isairg.a Stalling of the Fleet of Old halers to be stink .Aertno.l the Southern Harbors --Copy of toe Secret Ordets--List of We 1 utripihetl yttitkrthiy a tail, f RC , OUD t of the flit tot yeaaets loaded with atone, which are to to used in olosti - itt up harhota on the Southern roaQt. The tieitt led on the 20th Instant, and we give a 1,4 f ttio waa-iota riompottmgi it. with their titunt. Ttioy arc all ori, rut , tr atitnttal, what• mg re— - .I°lll lo looked, t rtive them greater r I.p.d other follow., . re not nt n-+.xry Hfi)rt n voyat7- f a II mat - 0. and kon.in.l with picked at.,r.v, .1.3 , p1y n, Wttr fa. 'n;” , H ' 1 O. 1 . 01.1k,' n 1 ,1i mAu each Turtle will he rein orned by the men of wit., a hn in (le work of einkinir, Each stun will he anchored nh,i plafle chcddin !or he-, and w )(then ha rprung Dined broad-rde to the c:,anne', the* , etfooting as great a au ppago as When 111. ;a done. and an., r. iu p0+1:1011. tie valves will be thdr ,, n, and hrn the VeNNA'.s nearly evel with thew atrr'a 113,11 will , nave r1;It 1 LOKI -I.llt, rapta I, 4 , 1 , 11.4 • <kr.. all will with o. r -t. firal-thie ?warnr n anti at ;r4,. lain n thf,kl:.y C. =1.232111 411 E PO :le,ll ine Hon. R. C la.t. spring. ilir lion: J. M..Ma,on rotnurkr.l t. ttim.wtion Mr. W. next Poirt h 111,1 10 .1011,11 prObil' , ly 1.1.0 •'r r n. the l.t.hredera 1111=1 °tap, :nay rXISp f,.!" pr v ...1 ..1111111nter rnce from toe Ctio:l , l•l,' , et,. •.r-":. I;ntlOretteet to be on tie way to nod ,1 Mr. Si inihrop shuuld pro lire tt (000 I eit Fort Wirt, n today, he wi. nod the ati..l uutt..•nb..tr.ottle F. F. V. cur rounded by -tats cod ceremony which pro c.nely be' to 13 l 1 , 31 . ...11 . r.ti11t t Y t. ,, Artng • • mientlitts rim itte conboinrain "tioverntnerit ' ll= roicri&nef• of fotht• If) .0 00 to,n relo • , it—rnir,;nt ten o'. loci, Ca.nagee of H P.tter 1:=1111 ♦,, r..i.. . r. t ti..r O i L, (I! L, f p, L an, i'otrer , •.., nrao• 41.1 t ' ptumi :1-4 NiPgn , tri• 711 Purr... Oil our". W. AR • .....14 , 0t r 1 1 11 rulr i liwnitoo L i.,r{ta N11,91' , L, I 'II i•Jr•••• , !J rr, R , ..•d 4 f:i -gr.! e 111 j: Plilll 0.,. 1•101, P.erNourt All Actions. Re.-. 1 P. , 11...1, 1),I • 'lr Eano . t.e and rIbm1)1,1 - . For •,:,• 615!1N fto I-1 NKr , 14 - umgint and .1( r .n rn r. Lan U... st), ..,I I pr i.. : , tt, re VALUABLE REAL ESTATE (11 ENIIII NOV 2t; li )AVI L' A U I 0 N 0( )A S rl'il 1E Pll Y.'41(1 A AND 'FA P; Pi.I4TERs — Tm . umornal -I'. A I.LCOthi & Nn :294 Canal ntr.mt. Now lon, November 29th, 18b9.- Goalie Inca late y -tte,rtl severely troll) a weaken.„ my latee., • • ••Milln.,l by euddeelv ever exneurnz heard pair Ma-ters much roc in). mended I••r eat,. of thi, k. ad, 1 proeured onii and the re. rl. wee all that I c,Md . . single nlll,l M. , in a wash. Your,. re-pe,etinly, J. Propr et or of the Bramireth House, New V Or. heti. I. tint ligq <,111,11 in thin wino ~f w Plantar to Ponol- Phi stir of Mr. 4LLC I ICR . lu ANOMN 1..011,47. tie ,, !otiw. 1 ,, m1 dean Pealed not Div , I hey athni enllnnent robot, and for weak hoeks. point, In the and spaamruhe pat or pen .rnl ly. they are unmerpomsed ff.!. the, ',rm.. fitp. airy , rnpart.. I'mos 25 5510 each. Prat) •ip 0ak...294 Canal ntreat, New York. Sold try TtltNi REIrPATIi , Pittahfirgh, Pa, And by ail nnnuotrablo dealers to 113041ellwat, no7:lmdikw HOW LOST, HOW RESTORE"). EQ --. ,„ . • - 11, 4 Puhi.hod I u a .3orded En veL)pe Pr 0, cent.. A Le , tur t ra rite Not!Ans, Trerthhent n. 1.1 ilriduct( Cure of Nan - maLorrtaaa or Seminal Weak 0414, voluntary P.ltniaasona, Sexual Liability, an.l hop. di -1111-1110 to Marriage generally, Nervounneal, t:nn. mummy n, Einlepay and Flt.P: Mental and Phyffical Ineepaulty, reanlling from Self-Abuse, lee By Ruff. J CUL. VERWELJ, M. IL, Author of Lilo 4/V- “A Boon to Thousands of Bafferers.” Sent under anal, in a plain envelope, to any ad dre• H. post poet, on receipt of six COD ta,or two post, age stamps, by DR. OH. J. C KLINE, age 127 Roane", Y, Pores Office Box, 4588 T_T E V eit FA I KMAN, UNDERTAKER, sole agent ior Motallin Bona: Cased. at k. BULGER'S CABINET WAREROOMS, No 45 8151iTI-TYIELD STREET Residence, 211 Laikick Aram.. Allegheny City. Orders may be leli AT CBARLEN LIVERY STABLE, Allegheny City. ae2l4lmd 2r' OFFICE MONCIVGit.PfELA IN,iI'RANCE CO.} Pittsburgh, November h, 18M. Us AN El.itCT'ON FOR FIFTEEN DIREC TORN of this Otnr.pariy, to serve during' the ensuing rear. wilt la% held tit this t thee on Tr Ns- I E I HD DAY OF DECE.Oll3fta, between the hours of 11A. M. and 1 P. ht ho2l-td HENRY s. lieeretery. IID~WSYDD:I9i~~ - OFFICE AI ONONGAHELA INSURANCE Hu, Pi I.,ourgh Nov rr Ler - .200. , 1-16 , 1. L I B THE PIig3IDEN AD , D IHRE,bIURS OF tine company ibise thlfl day declared a Hirt deed of IPOilt-t. IitHAARS on kach share of the Omits! Stock out of the earned profits tlf the last stx months, payable forthwith: r.021.2w HENRY M. eTwoon, Secretary. Umaa Perrsacabdi a Lkulsr.Lsviuk R. R. Co. NOTIcE TO S iOCK tIOLDER4.— THE a - nual meeting of the Sti - ckholdera of the I itteburgh and Connelsville Railmad Company wis le held at the office of the company (Jonee' Building, Fourth street )in the city of Pitt,onrgh, on the F I it,T Mt IN tiA,Y,oecond dav) OF DECEM. BRR NEXT. r t It) o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of elet hen twelve dir,ctont for the ec suing year. ao2l-3; W. O. HUGH/S.ILT, See'y. IT.V.To THE CITIZENS OF PIT'UIBURGH.—I announce myself to you se a candidate at the ensuing election, for the office 4.t . CITY CONTROLLER, If a long experience in varied and extensive hip i nesa, a perfect familiarity with scoonnta, and the identificat on of a lifetime am all the Intexesta of my native civil, entitle me to your confidence and support. I will confidently hope for your en es. n02514f WILI I pt The stone Blockade espels, ct-c of u. n,i to be ooetl..i tiL yi.ur tLe pits DI • g) =Er .11 . 0b1E:Pill BORNE, 77 MARKET STREET. A A. CARRIER & BRO., Plttsburzli General Insaranei•a:pe ney, p rates It, presented of High est Sontsding. ,r. 4.1 by Poona. and ot 'ter .r_ll Mar.,. and 1. aken of all d,- Srlpt] n ,, -Z-inn 63 F(OR FITR I. Plusburgh. APPLEs--12: , barrels (freen Apples for an:o by - 1 ":25 1 - E W (i (TO DS Al - DJ el IF it A. ft• PiA E .11 nr. fi;•I•1 an.l rth at, =III A'l . kft' 1,, FIFTH STII EET WM. V. SHINN, Trus,,,e MANHOOD. NEW ADVERT/SENENTA ( -lAN I Eliklt 1..1- ER') Y HALL lat.. Dotain, Li 13ERTY EiTICEET--1 tie lidireLn ed having lea.e.l tho )11 , 0VA roamed !lien i,es have neen thoroughly- ;enovnted, patuted, d e -ela ted, dc. will open fr. tne winter Pfislrla elate Concert Ball, of THUR/aDdY, November 2a, afternoon and evening. Loom open every evening at 634 o'clock. For full partmnlara set, small bills. N. ft 11 •n't forget •he brand Family Mallow, en hank -floyfag ahernotfa for laadies and Children at 1,-0 111. ()CR. n 0202 s 14 . 0 SIkAYS t UP BY 'IIIEI Nlsifil POLICE—One DRAY si ARs, taken up on Lim 18th inat„ and one Dke. PEEL' RAY 11011.84, taken up sn the 22.1 feet., anti lett at the stable of Itsely Patterann, ihe owners are requested to prove proper), pay Merges and. take them away, or tdey w.ll b- sold Recording to law, on FRIO/1 Y, November 29th, at 10 Valor* a 01., at the stabil , of use_ Rudy Patterson. ne26-3t J.O FAITH:RS. I, N, floef of Foltoo. tit-0N SATU RDA Y AFrEtt- L Ni • between the Drug atme on tba eor ,f of Fenn and Hand fdreets, and the Cilfz-nd Bank, IWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. Any person ending, • r giving 1111 ormatfon cfr,ud money at Hue office or nt Raid drag rlure, will be liberally re. wa,def. n 02.5 JANUARY Ist, 1861. ETNA IN.IIILANCE COMPANY, raFoi4ll, ONN AI43ITS. Bonk Stocks in New York Hartford & B." Lou, St,. Louis, Ph ladvd ma and nalf-r !naves f,1,005,31& United States I,trek and Suite Stocks: New Volk, Ohio, Rsnotek 1, Ten assare, Missouri. Minh: A nn, Indiana, 431,570 00 Cry So ,ca —ll irtlord, Rochester, Prooklyti Jer,o7 city, New 1 ork, EU Railroad l .. 3to.dts— Harttord w Haven, Ho ,u-nd W•ocesior. Cain. River Moritz •,,e Pon s Real thiineunibsrsd Misollane , us 1 stns Cash on Land and dsp sitsd on call, nod in, .Ads. Ca r,snah 301 302 do LIABiLIIIE,i 11011,1j1.1e.d anti D;)due $lB4 678 r 1 Resprctiuuy solicit, and +rut tilkc plow• •u at, tendlui, wy, 16,111111:C8 M. 0.,. A. A. CA h.Rjlffi k BRO. Agents, nu% b A; irimith .treeL (Q.1:1•.(;1A1, bI3ON L. 7 GREAT COODs IN THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS MR. IfORNE has been able, by atten'lrg Now York Auctions, LO !WOO!, an elegant misortmont. of FLAT N AND FANCY klictkitiNSut every Leavy de duct' IP from former prices. HO v•ng recened sp endid bargains ourielees, we are prepared to alkm our customers to participate in the profits by odering them geode at a small/W -eal:lee on the COOL 11RtkiF... n 025 3t 77 Market street. NEW WOOLEN GOODS -A 1 - 1101iNE'STIIIIIIIIMI STORE 77 Market Street. We have received flits we. k large ynanlitirw o WOOLEN HOODS, SONTAOS, SCARFS, MUTTS, and -.4 L'o.- WOOLEN SOCK'S FOR SOLDI ERS3 Merino and Wool Ribbed Huse. Flucy tined Cotton Hose, Fancy Wool Hose. A •p'eoai.l w•nortmor.t of KIJ kinds of GLOV FA R GAVNTLETS for Ladles »nil Mingo. A LE X A NDER'S KID GLOVES HEM' LI NED BUCK t:I.1 Fl'A a 1, rwe article for the• Sc, 11 le, () OP SKIRTS i❑ s.:rr , .t varimy B4LMORAL SKIRTS CHENILLE AN I) CORD NE CTS. .11,_':ountry Nlerehaat,4and MUlmers and find an ik, ,,,, utrrwnt 01 Fllonou. Yr.urth,•., runnels, Hato sea 1 urtmen rick., lelrete, FlomhaztneF. Emui,r, Crape, &e, tuu-urp.u.ed In Ire euj, euher in preen or qualury. CHARLES GIPNEk S, FRENCH FOR ef. , „4 CENTS, A CHARLES CI P.N ER'S, 7 , MA Ft ti ET LA' . (: lIANDKERCIIIEF. AT CIIARLif.S GIPNEE'S 78 MARK ET STREET F RENcii (,)Th;F:N CHARLES GIPNER'S, MARNE!' !,!TREE LACE HA NDKP R.lll EFS AT CHARLES GIPNEIt'S, 7s_ MARK ET STR ET N EW 000D8 RECEIVED AT THE CHEAP CASH BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF JOSEPH. H. BORLAND, 98 Market etreeL,2tid dour from Fifth. Gresl reduction in prices. no2S DWELLING HOLISM in various parts of the city, borouaha and townships. Choice building lola, farms and western lands, for Fql.lrl by a. CUT H BERT & SON, 0,123 No. si Market street A COMFORTABLE DWELLING suitable for a Pm.ll faintly, on Carson reel, South Pittsburgh. Rent gb ner month. S. CUIIIBI..R & NON, 61 Market Fit.reet. SMITH & PITCAIRN, MERCHANT. TAILORS No. 48 ST. GLAIR STR 0 I L 16 barrels Sane 'R Oli; 60 do carbon do —reeeivAd and for sale by (n0221) HENRY R. COLLINS LEALt -1,600 Pigs Lead ; 100 Bdla Bar Lead, for sale by HENRY H. 001ILLINH nn2 g ELSE-- ‘_J 50 boxer pnme Cutting Cherie., Met received and for rale by JAB. A. FETZER. 0n22 e.nrnwr Market and Viral atreat a. D UCK WEIET FLOUR 50 sacks Buctimbeat Flour just received and tnr sale by JAMFJ A. FETZER. corner Market and Find etreeta. ALPPLES--- 150 barrels choice Apples, various kinds, est received and for gale by JAMES A. FETZER fulmar Market and 1r1r,4 etranta MAIM lILLESLL .71 NES L B kDINo ROBERT DALZELL & Go., WHOLESALE GROCERS COMMISSION ANO FOP:MING MERCHINT Dumasler PPODCOP Flrrartar:E mANuiNtern NO. Sal LIBERTY STREET 55 GH.OSS HULL'S OLD PA LM SOAP, pert received and for sale by GEORGE A. KELLY. Druggbe, no2o No Federal et Allegheny. W. it b. iIIUGUS Have roceivsd snd op.tied theiargeO: AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS of the u' went and most faan , onable style. BLACK AND WHITRSQUARE 81341y , y3, _ HLA CK AND WHITt thl ,- G RKOWN AND WHITE SQUARF;I3AAWLS, DROWN AND WHITE LUNG SHAWLS, New style of FRENCH MOURNING SHAWLS , New style of STRIPED COURONNE SHAWLS A large a4POriMelit of Children's and Misses' Square and Lang Woolen Shawls. CtRUULARS AND CLOAKS of the very latest pattern. • W. & B. HUGUS CO-PARTN E SUBsCEIBERS HAVE AS sa.)CIATF.:I) with them under date FebrUary nth. laal, tfr. It IY. r'l E, 01 the late &re, REIN& Al .l N 'l'cc e nnoe 11 hereafter he concluded under the name and otyle of REIN& MAN M y R.ks &sr EDI F„ at our old ataud, No. lelleTll STRNET $2,2135,176 82 13kINEMAN, AILTRAN & SIEDLE, IMPORTERS AID WHOLESALE DEALER Watches, (locks, Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware, Watch Material, Tools and Machinery. bud • watiLESALE AGENCY FOR THE In callmg-the attention of the public end the trade to the shove, we desire to said chat we are prepared to roar a lergerand better selee ed stock of hoods in our line than ever was offered in this city. Possessing every factlitv for obtaining the most of our glIOdf• direct ,rom the best mai:infect*. rase , , boils to country and iu Europe, and has. tug srquired a thorough knowledge 01 the busi ness tr•.nt iParly twenty years experience, at our present 4,:ti Atind. and just aide, the large and nsw slots, t I rte lace firm of REINEMA.N a 81. E.. lth E.. to our present large stook. we feel confident that an exaniins inn (dour assortment would prove v untsgeo. n to Iniyers, We 1. re,AlBO agents for the jtptly ceded .rateti ANI ERI CA.N W CH EE.Mentlfao hireqi fit Wh6ll . lal, Nitii,,,tind fire prepared IU lilt all or•.e' 8 promptly, is mannr. , ciorers jrr nes. English and pa, s Watuaes, of every description, its ported to t•rder, with tams, on so suit purchasers Watches reps - rod in ft ruperi"r manner. notl3 EYRAN A Ell EDLE. 331.1 3 a...1_,Z4 0 SIM/ .ki L BIAS VICTo anus Needle Work and Hosiery, VELVET FLOUNCED ROBES DRESS GOODS HOME MADE ELANXET% z.}..NAW ( - .JuIrOPEN-iNG ALMOST 1)/ILY,-Si;t C. HANSOM LOVE, II EN 12. Y H. CO Lid • 11E105 Vz rt)- o 6, 3 1k I.:r.sTRENT NO, 30 WOOD STREET, Manufacture and wholeeale and retail dealer in all Cook, Parlor, and Heating Stoves, In. In our sample room may be found the 'F:I.R IS RA T EIkG.AS IitifINLNG COOK. STOVES,' EUREKA AND TROPIC, FuR C 2 CENT' AT the twerps ot which have been fully trsted tbotiii iati the titOVes pronnuneeti nneq•~aleli by any introit market; together with a great many n:hor deeire Ile patterns. Wo hove also A. very large amortment of PARLOR AND MUTING STOVES, .mbrsein{( some of the BESTTA7TELRDIS now ef erect to tue pub) e. 'FANCY ENAMELED GRATE, FRONTS AND FENDERS, of the newest styles: n.Men How and Jam Grates, all of which ars of ',erect et very low prices. air Special inducements offered to ImUclars is want of GRATE,FIT.ONTS. nothern SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, SUN.:N.IOR HAVANA. GiNe..Rl, k.UPERIoR lIAVANA CiPARS, SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, 1 am this day in receipt of an assortment of SUPERIOR HAVANA. CIGARS. 'those wishing a n arinne that aim be relied on at all,umes, CHU • proemn them A superior erticlo of BRCULDER BRACES, &ways car and AT !OS'73YK AMINO'S, AT JO , sEPli FLEMING'S, AT .FLEWATS, corner fdarketidrect arid the Diamond. 0022 corner Market str e e t and the Diamond.. JAMES H. CHILDS &_CO. ROPE COTTON TNItIoS, • Allegheny City; . . SEAMLESS BAGS AND OF 82 Inches le 40 Inches Wide, QM)rdera may be len at H. Cal LDS .1 C 013,14 Wood Street. Plttabergb. oal.:llyie _ .1 OLi N 510011.131EAD,. COMMISSION MIRCHANT, YOB THE SALE OP PIG METAL AND BLOCiMS, NO. i 4 W6TEkt STREET, BELOW MAIIIMY, aline T B IL.BG-B . TCS. s. C. DRIED BEEF— f-• 6 Lae M. C. Boat Tongues: le store snit for sate by F T-BF.PuElla & - cg. no6o Penn street, Pittsburgh. Bi. .8L.5..m.,1r; SSULPHI'T'Eti7 LIME for the Pre-, serration of Cuter: just received and for ease. by GEORGE A KIi:LLY, Druggist, noZ3 No 69 Federal et. Allegheny. -- - - - - --- WEN l' ,%,25 per month for a small welling, in Spinnes Cleart. Inquire at '6l Market streak. Ptrrznuaaa. NEW (.400DS ever o!pred to ttio public. DRESS GOODS, GIRN E FIFTH AND MARE ET STI3,E . ETS nollt RhINFMA/1 k kIEYRAN In every des4nipOon of CaLEBHATic.II AMERICAN WATCHES NO. 42 FIFTH STREET, (f nei door from Wood, Pal .bargb, Pa, HOOP SHIRTS, SIIAIV LS AND:CLOAKS, CIREW BLANKETS, Sill RTINGS AND SII EIITINGS 74 Market Street BRADLEY, (corner Second, Pittsburgb,) kinds of Grate Fronts, Fendera, 4tr, AT JOSEPh' FLEMING'S, c , rn.r Market atreet sod the Diamond. ARol/LDER BRACES, sthquLusm.RHActs, SHOULDER. BRACES.. 0 8INT'A-33"CTV.C3S, F. BtL.L.ERB & Co. Penn sgroot. Pitionaret ==M== AMUSEMENTS. PITTERIVEGH TBEATRE. lassis Aniqleiwas,..--WISL HENDERSON Party 0,7 Arannnern.ipriirate Berea, $8,00; Single Seat in Private - lkni, 111,01 r, Parqnatte and MV PS ChairNISIP cents; Family Circle, 26 eentin Colored Hallett' ;26 eentga Colored Baxes,6oernm4 Gallery, 15 08103.. TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. Ws 1861. Second night of the beautiful young ceireas Mire MAGGIE MTGEELI& MiEGOT, THE EOULTETEE,f4 , I I, EfI w MargotMdgebiligaholl RATTY "O'BRIE.I4. MINER = S -- -- - UNION STATIONARY PACRET:(7.: CONTAINS:'" 24_Sheets Paper ; 24 Envelopes.; 5 Steel Pens ; 1 Copper Errodlinn ;', 1 Pen Binder ; 1 Lead Pencil. PRICE 25 CENTS. Dealers Supplied -al $l-00 _ - HENRY MINER, rob!.(E uccesw e to i Ehmt & Mineeijl*4l4o)ristr. NOTICE POSITIVE• OWING TO THE PRESENT STATE of the country OR, F, A, VON MOSOIMISKEI'S STAY IN PITTSBURGH has been_ prolonged, be yond his anginal - intention. lie thereibee , bege to ove POSITIVE ''IVOTICiEI:: to those who 4 ish to consolt htmlitltsr, cos:. DEAFN E-.8-Si''v Or any Malady of the EYE TO DO , 1 ,130 AT ONCE,* AB OTHER ENGAGEMENTS and the reputed ir/USW/OS to, Irtelt.somp of, the nemhboring"eitire thelnate, will" oblige hiurto absent himoeif some little while from the city. EYE AND OR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND AIIIIILLSW Gives hie entire attentton to the treatment of the DISEASES OF. TEE EYE ANABABBEQUIRRIG. MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREAMENT: • ovvro-13„ 155 THIRD STREW, ,„ BETWEEN SMITHFIELD AND.O4APT*IsS N. B.—Call at once to consult DR. VON M. not- • . WITALT A 'Elk GARR it. CO., Wholesale Grocers, AND IMPORTERS OF WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ao. ALSO Dititiers-axed Deiders FIAE viuo, 827 NO_ p 29 Liberty- Street, Digb,ll o. , SPATIIIBuItans A. ft. R. BV LGERe MANITNACTORMS OW EVERY DESCRIPTION OF F.ll-4Nifr.r VAiikßol No. 45 Smithfield Street, PIT TS WU FICK.. AFUL L ASSORTMENT OF Pittsburgh Nannfaebnrei Furniture, Constantly on hand,ableh wertiliaellsttbalpweat wines for CASH: - C.AR,F'ETS AND OIL CLOTIIB r. -i-AT " FQIIII,Ta STREET 4c• BMA/A.M. TLAVZ v • day opehed part -- of's viiirlardilan'' listed assortment of CARPETING, to whieti they invite the attention of buyers, as they will be of fered on the must favorable teirdit,— Also, a newly Imported Intel boautifel Druggeits, all widths, m the lowest. rates. W. & H. - BPOALIAJW;`,. W Fourth street, neer Wood. ~HtrDfPAGNE W Eii Widow Client, Crean Seal. Charles Steidcdee34, And Cabinet 04 Wail WM.SZKKEIT. 1.20-Wodid's-Oftae P'or sale by nol9 CARPETS, 01 16-4 f•Mirtnr-St`:;',-i 1 • W.- W0L1NT00}4 , .. 4:,--. Beforellaying call - and assaaasiorimant og;, , P . E T 0 R itto4toomplets and varied in file OIIT . - Wit g. SECURE ifrfiLEDfiTELY:aa-avi44;'- pf theidatvingbeen jaireitesed:beteredliereeeni-, ggreatadvance in prteea. . n 0422 0 0, , 1* Biwkeit DR. swRET's INFALLIBLE LINIBEENT*--- Whokkiiieleand. Ph; SETIERS 00 the? Secc:a: d abd sts• nofigliiZtaxi GRICTS' .F_ANQY , r , _ _ _ _ _. TRA.VI&LIVO SirlitTS 10 different styles, made of atilt Motet. additer. let•Plicinelta, of Pule Fionpfk. illad fOW7, grades, at $1 and arfskide, wilt/walla iddlistaft. - EATON, NACRUita Oi; ' 17 Fifth Week - • - 'CI 9 EESE—. vv 100 boxes E L Chem ?staked tiync 0n22 : Et =MT A=13141-1/0. - HOWEIS NEW OBE, rr Sewing If in?, ADAPTED to airiziods, Of XI. FAMILY tiNWING, working lgiagy-well on the lightest end beson.ms• Tabrien.makingths LOOLV,' • " sake on both aldek;*lfiti'callTOUSEAlk iiiita Bavel.d oz - Fulled • 0tt....„ ". And for - Tailoring, Shirt Making. libdtex,glOlig and Bfirocabwitng, These hale , no eannnor_---pa and-mie them at 28 Fifth street. .UP Risirt4 ~ 'ereitddbrUda W. B. : .11-4 It cola :0140 R cranbenies for isle by r. JAS. A./kir/WM • Owner Market,sadentitlroilke. EAR, rte, ..r_.,..
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