tL)t rZoiti) Post. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. rinnrwOrk . GH: SATURIDAY MORNING NOV. 30 For Afternoon and Midnight Tele graph and Local News See First and Third Pages. - - ire- Post office stsinpii, of any riennmiestiGn over 111.EZ (Vial wil, not be received for subscrin tions to the Post The Postmaster here deelinins to exchange the !arser di-porninations for smaller ones, they become useless to BACK TO NASHVILLE. We all remember that at the breaking out of the rebellion, the leaders confi dently anticipated occupying Washing ton City this winter. Instead of being confined to their narrow and murky apartments in Richmond, they hoped to luxuriate in the capacious awl well light ed public buildings of our Capitol. Mrs. Jeff Davis, we believe it was, early in the rebellion, sent a polite note of invi tation to several of her friends in the Dis trict, inviting them to be prepared for a re-union, over the ten-table, at the White Bonne, in or about a particular period which she designated, but which has long since transpired. The re-union of sympathetic, strong minded women, disappointed maids and (It•In pidat ecl widows never took place, as anticipated, and now, instead ox the Chinese bever age descending these secession throats in Washington, the order has gone forth for the whole set to move to Nashville. This will be a sad disappointment to the secession dames of Washington, but still worse to the sensitive nerves of the first families across the Potomac. This change of the Capitol of the rebel government is a retrogacle movement, and only anticipates what seemed to them a necessity. Better retire, than be driven out, as they dot btless would be had they remained. Their little gov ernment has one advantage, that of easy transportation; tt, can all be carried in a hand trunk or esrpet hag, and like a pedlar, dealing in notions, they can lock up their curiosities, put them under their pillow and retire a tla the certain ty of their being sate in tic morning, This is a decided advantaFre which the rebels have over our government. Our Capitol is a magnificent city, lull of tine buildings, statues, monuments, ,-;7!. To take or sack ;t would he a serious loss to our government, both in wealth and character; but the rebel Capitol can not be taken because it can not be found. Look for it in Richmond and it has moved to Nashville; seek for it in the latter place and it will have moved the previous evening somewhere in the coun try. The reaaon given for the removal of the Southern Carotal, is the impoverish ed condition of Virginia. The substance of the people there Ic. , been eaten out, and fearing an advance by McClellan, they move oil towards a place of greater safety. We may now Anticipate great ans,l early changes among the people of Virginia. Dragged out of the Union against her will, she will soon return again if she can do so with safety. The return of several counties, already, is indicative of the feeling throughout the State. A successful pilule by our forces in Virginia will not only brim. , her back to her allegiance, bat make her as stead fast in her devotion to it, as she was be fore her subjugation I.y th , . rebel army. JOHN COCH.EtANE'S SPEECH It appears that the late letter of Mr. Croswell to John Cochrane, over which the abolition press has been crowing, turns out to have been intended to re lieve the Hon. John from the odium to which they had reduced it. Cochrane, who is a great talker, is a great blunder er, an•t having. upon reflection, seen the uses to which his speech was applied, he made application to the experienced and cool-headed Croswell to address him a letter putting his own construction upon the speech. Croswell did so, and so ends all the glorification over Cochrane's advance towards emancipation. The Journal of Ganinierce, alluding to this, remarks that Cochrane delivered a speech advocating the burning and des truction of property, arming of slaves, ac., &c., which met with a stern rebuke front Gen. McClellan, from every sensi ble ro.to in Washington, up to the Pres ident, (with one notable exception) and from the Democracy of New ork. Hereabouts he was delivered over by the Democrats to the abolitionists, body and soul, to be used and tormented of them. This sudden, unexpected, and appalling fate has brought his friend Mr. Croswell to the rescue, who proceeds most ingenuously to explain away all the objectionable features of Mr. Coch rane's eloquence. He takos the starch out of the Colonel, and holds hint Up, limp and languid, but tolerably clean, for the Democrats of New York to in spect and see if there is any taint of abolitionism in hint. lit point of face. Mr. Croswell's Cochrane “f the Trlbune is by no means the Cochrane that made such a spicy address the other day at Washington about burning cotton, blow ing up magazhies, putting muskets into the slaves' bands, all that sort of thing. That was a bird of another feather. REi.,IEF FOR IRELAND. The following is the letter of Robt. Walker in relation to the famine in irkland. Mr. Walker is always season nioln in biz auggetitions in regard to pub tic Lineations, and was never more so 4' 0 4 µt gira-aent, We do not know of 441 414tg Better ealiiiilnted to secure the Piv4rA6kitit sLit,m of the Iriall people 1.44 W Arit,w7 ,-dvahekcl by Mr NV alker ,0,1,1.41 x cxdsog men of #6194 btt , ll- .1444 , A4f 44. "!,...4 t has been done to avert it. As Mr, Walker suggests (now that there is some appre hension of a quarrel between us and England,) it would he policy to forestall that government in sending succor to her impoverished subjects. Should our government neglect this, we would not be surprised to see the rebels acting on the suggestion, merely for the ellect it might produce, not only in Ireland, but in the United States. BALTIMORE, Nov. ^_s, Gko. M. WEeTC.N, E,q,— Dear Sir—On reachin here this morning, 1 met the first news of the failure of the potato crop, and the impending famine in Ireland. During the last similar disaster thire,mere human beings perished of Sa•t one than in any sin gle war over waged by England. Oa that occasion we came to the relief of Ireland, and we must promptly do BO now, by a generous appropriation made immediately by Congress. By the universal admission of political friends and foes_, the President is distin guished by great benevolence, in part ow ing no doubt to natural temperament, but intensified by his successful struggle in early life with great difficulties, and the act should pass (let us hope unanimously,) on the first legislative day of the 5095100, and the cargoes of breadstuff and provi sions should start immediately. It wculd be glorious to us if, unfortunately for hu mauity, these supplies should reach Ireland before any relief should be furnished by the Brit , sh government. Never, by any act, would he more fully realized the truth of the divine saying of Shakspeare that "mercy blesseth him who gives and him who takes." Now when so many thousand Irishmen are periling their lives or the last battledield of liberty in our defense, when so mary have already fElten, and others aro immured in Rebel dungeons, let us show that we aro not un grateful; and when the next great conflict comes, as soon it must, the Shamrock, in tertwined with the Stars and Stripes, will wave in triumph over a field of victory for libirty and Union. Yours, in haste, H. .1, 1 1V ALR KF. A HANDSOME COMPLIMENT. At a meeting of the Duquesne Greys, at which Lieutenant William Bennett presided, held a few weeks since ut their armory, they resolved to attest their appreciation of their old Captain, (now Col. Campbell) by presenting him . )rith magnificent flag. This manifestation of good feeling was prompted, not only be , - cause of the Greys' admiration for their officer and comrade, but in consequ.-nce of an ettbrt which was made to damage his reputation. This was unnecessary, however, as the colonel ably defended himself against his assailants. The letter accompanying the It ig says: "We pre sent you with this nag as a testimonial of the high esteem in which we hold you, both as a man and a soldier." To whiah the Colonel replied as follows: CAMP CAMPBELL. Wd......111N4 , T0N, I). C. Noverntwr '2.6, 1861. GENTLEMEN Cl' TH K DC , ;VESNEG REIS— You will accept my warmest thanks for the beautiful cavalry flag which you have sent me. I understand, and believe me, appreciate the motives of friendship which prompted this additional manifestation of your esteem. Tnio, coming from you who are best,acquamted with all the circum stances connected with our three months service, more than repays me for any an• ntiyance I may have suffered from the "malicious slanders" to which you have alluded. Let lair - regain thank you, one and all, with the expression of the hope that our need of flags in the present contest may soon ceas-; that the Union of the States may s-ion be restored, and that the stars and stripes may speedily he Bern floating in triumph over a re united people, Yours eg ever, DAVID CAMPBELL. Letter From the Mines. DirrlEM I*t.l In. Ehirofh—liaring a !Ude le sure. I avail inv ee fe f this opm.rmaity to give you a lOW items that hoe linen under my obeervatiou. The leg,. laturn ha,- Met Pdjourced after a eoFAion of 0,0. ) days. I !icy pa:tied an organic act : the Yee re Railroad Turnpike yet: the DAtellirgli A Ilse, Icy t. lei Mining Company t.•:, and several others of spec al impurtanco to the territory , the) xiso removed the capital from Denver to Colorado City. I have harm exploring the mining ri ;ion. In berms; of the districts the miners are reapdim a harvest. buckskin Jo, t.seorgia tialett, I,l , ,nisiotn• et y District, Gold lhatriiii, Missouri t, 11,10, Isupers hutch, Spring Gulch, tilkekhaek. Lake (;.iish, be viola city, Central city, Twelve Mite I iggtng+. and Idaho, are all doing welt, tut 1 think the richest quartz in the mountains is in the vicinity of Mam. moth city, on the South Bolder. I I ave,pecithenis Irwin some two or three hundred different It wt.', which I intend to carry to Pittsburgh, that will snow' to the citizens of die Smoky City that there :a gold enough in this region to enrich the wor if properly develops il. Wherever capital is prop erly invented in mills for crashing quartz, under prudent menigement, they have, uoceeded in Mak ing money rapidly. The Pitutburit Rocky Mountain hold lifin.riti Company have befure them the finest prospect of a princely fortune of any company in the Tr rritory , with (rem one to three hundred leaf claims, an excellent water power, and a liberal charter to pro text the, interest. It manam d prudently. they can make a mint of money. The weather is delightful ; warm day , and iilear, cool nights. Gains is abundant in this market; the I est vent-on saddles are selling at 4fift.ti cents lier Itr Mountain sheep, elk and antelope are abundant on the plains and the mountains. Gov. Gi.pin, in organiz tip a regiment to help Un it Sam, found it important to have tho cash to. huill Garrote to protect them from the cold u.gt,t and to feed and clothe them ; hence I it hen it-sued sight drafts on the Treasury Department at Wash ington for a large amount, eerie usly esumated at trom half a million to a milhon cf dollare. Those drabs have been returned unpaid; acme say they were unauthoraed by the Atinitnistralion ; utter,, say the Treasury is exhausted. 'I here is great dissatisfaction amongst the holders ot the lt , nds the poor are eel tug thorn at 50 per cent- far cash. The speculators fool confident of getting the mon ey eventually. 'I here is an incident connected with the diaries cf the Colorado & Fluidic Wagon, 'telegraph and Railroad Company deserving a passing notice. 'trio California C. 0. C. & P. P. company atom ley. I ten competent engumens, lived summer, to survey a route front 'tenser 'it? to Salt I. Ake Valley, for the purpose of shortening the route to California. 'they found a route that Cam pruLite, need isasible, one hunared and silt lity miler nearer to trait Lake than the present traveled route, at an expense tur surveying of seven thousand did are, intending to ask Congress for an appropriation to help build the road. But a party, organ.ivit in this territory, or, - cured a charter, with toe right of way fors wag , n road, telegraph and railroad, thus robbing the com pete), of the $7.000 investe I in surveying the route. The American I: cores@ Co.'s agent is here and I am informed is gOill:, to put on stock and run op' position to the C.O C. & P. P. Co. from the Mis.ouri liver here, and extend his route to Salt Lake Var ey immediately after the new road is fitntshetL We have the kindest feelings towards toe C. 0. C. A P. P. Company ; they have done more than any Other company in developing the mineral wealth of this Territory, and canying the mail twice a week from Julesburg, one hundred and eighty Mtles,WlthOM COED pensation. We think they have been treated badly, to say the least, by this i I Vl' company latfily organized to defeat them in the no bl e en terpme they hail embarked In. They have stations to feed their horses and entertain 1 ., mai travelers from the Missouri river to C for, and stoc'red ire road with carriages and ors, at no T •potoie of eaveral mblione of du and they intuit le Ire rreteeted in their rig its. YIJIIM, Ac, Latest From the South. VißtilXll nil.' If., I 471..4- IltPoElVart /31,1)11.T-1&DI lEl=l rday that a committee or tr,,• 1114 Couvet tlon, appointed to suggest atnettuter.nur to !be ,Late constitution, hat made report- stime radical: alterations.— Frem this report We t-tibe.o several t xtraels, ac =MEET I=l Governments are institutt d far the piotection of the rights of persons Rod prrperty, and any sys tem must be radically defective which dose not g'yealllplf , security to he'll The great interests of every commillity may be classed under the heads of Isber And capisl, and it lc essential to the writ being of society chat tie proper equiltbnurn should be establis , ed between these important elements. The undue predominance of either !Mist, eventually, prove destita• tee rt the snesl system. Capital belongs to the few—labor to the many. In thr as systems which capital has the as.^endanr), the government must, to some en tent, partake c 1 the chase'• r of an oligarchy, whilst in those in whp‘h labor is predominant tilt tendency is to what Mr. John Randolph graph) call) , describes as "the ilesponim of king limn h la tt e atm., of enliglitimeil statesman Whip to NOCure to eneli a I Fipikt °prime intluen 'e but to gye the aheoltit control to neither. he political condibon of the noittern States pr,•.onts a str,k ing iliostration of the evils inci. drnl to the pre; 6111 - er:taco of the element c f la bor In the earl) periothi of their history these evils were not an apparent as they have since be come. Their population was sparse, and the west ern Territoriem Afforded a °Mr enient outlet for their rotticas citizens; labor in demand at high wager; propery we, easily acquired, root conse Tient y the line M totmarestton between labor and capital was no: strtetly drown, because the laborer to•il-y in oat remitly became the capitalist of tri-m , rrew. 1;t1t *lllllO the last twenty years a marl-Ltd thatigt• has taken p.acit in the North,— Population has become dense, and the nattily-valve afforded t y enitgratt in to the ic.'stern 'rerritnriec has been greatly obstroctc,l. Wsges have not kept phi, with the vest 01 ,utisi•teree, and the aithettl• ty of aistutrtrg property has Inerca4eti. The Len• dent t of new condition of things has been socie:y 1111,0 tau distinct choices, and to array the On • iignine the other. 'lthis tendency in a cowl et lietseen labor and capital has nlrcedy innniicnti d ttaell .0 many forms, turn r roely s, II is true, lon nevertheless clearly torhr•an tutu Pplrlt nr . l.*llll.)ll.net4,,hiEL must ut the end ripen into ageariam e m. It may to seen in the systeill of free schools, by which the children ef the poor are eilnexted at the expense ol mire rich; •n the various form-, Ort,ollll,l.lollllthd honinttead turfs . in the !ocuint cry of "'Ands for tie 11113d4.9., - nod •• homes for the homelesi• .- in Fourierism and c , miiiiinism in the lINhiIIISII regard of the ordi moo es of rel , gion, and of (lie mxiiwlion+rd n.trimony, and morn diPtinelly turn: 01 ftt0.1,1..; In Ilse SOUlt,rolor, eonservptive And ratio ~xl pnoo.p e+ .r II orer , ul. Thi, is due m..r.• 15 to Ll.t , 1•Iy, 161:...t1COILSL/Ilitt , .. rosin rlgtl; rag, N., r very Clq..e and c,ntillon of I=ll con.ht'. Ti of ,orrotle are ncee , un,y exclu lyd •1,, of 3,11(.031 pnvi and ~..tintry vrit•Hie.lt y the Store elit—em..," 11,e. it pvrmsinent I;= kualiv4lll.l Ira 'l-I,vy to :❑ tagen,ln lketweee labor un.l expsuAl It!, eh ends in the :s.orth. brie Chf. 0 , Olnidoy, of IRtor, and is In t ;estsd, la .1 tul, stung its wAgs, Bert+ capital t t le owner 01 lal ir, nO.l natura see l: to rta.u.ne il3 rtwvr•ln. 111=1 MAtertitl ,tIM, also, to to. Ip.o6,pary In TP,urti LO 0/0 ilr of !lONIC °aloe,. I ntlyr to. 1 . 4.m-ututi,n, It DO, etkotht, no, -,•. on•nutio , tnaJo lio mod" o; t•bnornig pub., agent-, lc Gil a it 11,1de:10 ,on ih 01 wf 1..11 , •03.1th , ) nblVe 10 pr (!tyrlll. A 0..• • re ,‘, p.q011 . 1..1 favor, r,1.15, ;kw o.. 1,1 , 1C1 , ./ 1../ X I==2==lll=ll9 o c eN;)l'.('E'l'i)PliY.lClAN: AND TIl N. Pl , r+l.lc—A 1.1,', , cl-;."-t IN Utt A'S PI.A , T FAH —1•,,hrra.,.1,, , -- 1 Al L, , c . 1 ., .. A ri., :No 1:...1.1 Canal atre , .l, N• - \ •,! 1 N . 21.01n, IS•9.- Gentle lo men:- I ic . y.0!1,.. u .1 4overoty from it weak n«-s 111 lll§y ba,•a.o. , cac,one,l ! y .u.ioeniv over cxe-Ltn myccit avini4 lion-ot )ottr Ittn.T.orA "Inch ronorn ?11 , 11 il•ti per ,•,,,.....,,...., nit, I procured one and the re• oh was al. tha . I cull desire. A ',lngle Hakter , nred ma In a ii rob. boort re+pi , rtill:ly. .1. li. Nlftl.(l4. Pro', en.r 'I the hianlrcth 14.m.c. New Y Or. There IN nattittn: equal in tha cut of n Plotter to the Porno. Platter ot Mre , 1,1,!:./CK. In Aathma, Cough, haluey Arletnw•uw an I local ,hwn soaced rison, , , i hey aB• , r-1 ermment relief. and fur wreak links, pain~ in 11,. ,hle, a,,t. r ha a . wnd 919,1,041,, F..ln. .4-.i..(rot'y. they are .11,.nrIunww1 fun lb.. hen , 1 for they :n, par. roe« 2k cent, each. Prtnnip olte^, '... ^ .. , 1 Lana; -tit .I, NPI.V York. he or ,cheLai . .r,ust, ,h,nid t a . ,•loc.en ly interim- Soh/ by 'Nit k-• ILV.I , I•ATH, Pittahurgh, Pm Oily ❑i 100 go , -1., Lair t•vGll,.ll-.1 lII= Is. 1.. Ile•• str , . 111/..tt . tit•Pf - 11.1.'11'. ISIS Ilia =II to ) r•••r t !lit 0, rr, regard le of the titme., they 14. :11, can t e pre frts.- from ot, but t•n•rnini:l,•• t• Ural 11 0., sale l 0 a. 5.1,111, r•rhVers ht.'. I.! Who are t,, cxtru. ti ,4l•• agents I 4 r ,ron goal rnionnn for this d:.t r•I on Logn•lnl on 'Meet, the rightm I LE, a holt, innkt,!, volleeUVely. p uvrt•r,. electod my a direct v otr of tt:n p p!o, a fur Olt 11 cittilitiiihneti in nthre un ,itt, wi lof the poop:, lint In 11.1 a and en.-4 i.r. t•li' ill 1.•11 .I'll Cap itchy 01 r.uud lug sir.:l a numstti tug ti( pul.howit, as ex pie,.rd thrt nell the L,egi.latur.., and in sq , p;i ing law to :13d1Vtt:1111 caees, lint f taco ins 14, i.r form WI 1.11 titt t stltuern ltrtti.lo at large and onot no , h. I.e urteetlttl'ty tne, ti then. Av h r‘i r, n "ba Isr m,14211 witer fur people to c. t, In ttle MOde prewrit,,tl by Law, rrpres,r.i.itl,e- In w 1,1,1. sal,ll.ly, Into•grlty and ritriolt,nt Ow) , vo,ilcl con'idt., and leas,• - ul Ch •rn the duty, not only' vm; aluo Of -I.e . lng Ihn higL, 011,ern, W flxvolinal and nit cute th I A Nashville ;taper contains the following In re I .1101) c , Lilt` 111 property owned by lEMEMIIII the nth l',e• judgit r•f the Corifedvnite 01..urt 111,10. nn •i. !lint mon•han, in lho e.cy of Na.Lville, and Own' cll,. who are eummom .1 to answer on g Irl.”-Mnent on the second Mu Loh.) 11l .Na vellit,er, will not rtgoirod La nruwer 11111 d the third Monday in December. sui.p.id. to rr wintioni, then for special 'I Lrs of / I ii,•L apply to those echo 1,0141 prop orty 1,11,g11,, or cotrulds•don ; they are expeeteil to /AG•ll, , r.lla la a report of I roperty only tie'origlog to iii,, u enern.es. he court also loloidged that ail property anti dabta owned by cluz.ns or resldent- of K,,nrucky, ....purr, Mary land, Unaware and this District of Gcla trios, must ne repori.o4l. TLe props ty of those engaged in hesolt y, ar 11l Lag and abetting In the war now ijnn ii s Co nfoderate States, la stud sot hi seTie,trat r , n tinter the 11( . 1. The rights of those loyal to ;lA.. Sunlit Will Le prot.ete.t but the r5l - lit,dricod m Scurt.—The foregoing etaterneot a 111:Illa on the authority of the re- The Threatened Famine in Ire land. sown tenon Ireland in relation to thl ile, struction of the potato crop, by rotofontinuom to he of a very gloomy character, and the rflea', aarino appreheca one 4esin, Li be entertatoe , l the' the want and .it,tress Which marked the period of the famine of 1047 will again coon , . The Engitell and lr,ah pre—a devote ean.iderablo epee,' to the attLieet, act! 1.1 ;I,,nr column' 19' nuke the hili, f•S:111,1, vIEWs t)F TEIF. From the Lmerpool Mercury, N0v.61 It is tinprsteble, in alio to this pat iful sub jsct, (. of the English cotton spinners,) to f , te.et, that in eta n die rid', in Ireland, there is a gr.,. dearta of rota food and fuel, which ran- See men, lay apprehensions of famine to by enter tained by the inhabhante. We hear that along the coasts from Kerry to Connemsrra, and from thence to I tonsgsl. the severe season has to some extent destroyed the potato crop and prevented the gathering of tut f an.l the residents In the lo calities named are already so severely pinched that they have ilf•Li nmete.gs for the purpose of appealing to govomint tat to render them !tome R8.#111 , ..111 • 0. From the London New , , C A eonsloorahl • port on of Ireland is again throat ensnl with NMI!)e. From the month of the Foyle In t•n.4 I 4r4 4a 4 •4.uary of the StiLartouthe lailltlre of • hE• 4..,tar0 ' , and to be more genoral and compi , .to than .a ant ya.ar 0100..54 1 . For auroral st-sehs alter that ~Slain'; onto era OW eons for land• holders show••4l tnno.r d s•rhst la the unreliable root; and the reapperan e •• i.l the ,1i4(.3...• though ILI II 1114. inhod 144rin, or— eann•ntlatsd 11 cheek. any promnit. ru return of tun old titfpOlititlllo6 upon It as a rr am armle of food. Great pans were taken meanwhile to encourso the t LIM yahoo ,f turns, maugold, Mx and other green crops. The vaat decrow.o in the ladoring isrpulatton roodered the temptation to plant the proldio potato lees and let-a every yew; and the formation of m•ny la-go Fea ture farms, whore whole villgss and their potato garde us had one ex.eted, led to the supposition that v bother the Inscrutable bl ght which had caused no much soli ring from 1845 to ISIS real pear mt or not, we thoohl hear uo more of acute and wide spread peas int doatitut,on. The fia,htre cl the potato ;a :dill the principal cause of the dan ger to which the peasantry are exposed, though other circumstances in toe !resent year tend greedy to aggravate it. The continuous rains in the counhes we have named, and, we are acrry to say, in several of those adjacent to them, have rendered it impnsfLible to save the hay crop from dentnlet on, or the tort, which cdnstitutes the only fuel of the distec', id a condition tit for pill* Pram the Loudon Chrontc ` e, Nov. h j W'hon the I st Irish firrilne was escaped from, wall (I 3arrifiC3 of renew/nets liven, it tipp,e,red to here tern rtoel viol f.y tit I'ad ng titer, d' Ireland that a great eliange ehooll to luirodid i ed ago the agticnitural Riot axial sry floury ot ;the country. for the purro:e ul irrev , .Wl g cc far an I nosthie, .I teller disasters in t Si sot! won to he sub stituted fur octet ics in the Mod of .hn people, and It has since been generally Isiiievidi that such a change had hese actually etf:•cted We now, hew• ever, find that, in consonooneo f the failure of the potato r•ep in toe lino of eountry boriering en the western roe t, another famine t apprehended during the PII , MMg WHOM, Noy, if the version of the n:witi which has reached UR it - . COTT, t, the catastrophe is but n t, w weeks distant, steed the pototowo ate in those forte neatly COL.pIMT,OII, while no prov•.store boo been Made for a Tidying the wants of tnt•m cite any adequate t-iitbst Latest From tho South fUoast Defenses. The Augusta Coruilittitturaill ,t, of the 7th lasts, wort that we have upon the roast of South learouna ten or twelve ti.OIINS nd troops, and on (hat of (korgiß eight or ton thousand in the Confederate service, to repel the ant :tderg. Besides these Gov ernor Brown In reserve seven thousand rorps ranged by 111111ae U b,r ru lb an emergency col I- DOW pr-. rated. 111 adwitc. Lo ihi•sv, fog cemen 9 urn pouring , town to the 00001. It le to be Imp d the enemy will ettetont to MUCCI to the 'rho Lee'Warn of Alabama has approprlalod onn hundred and fifty illoasand dollars ror the eon st runuon of it eleam-ram for hip defense of Mobile Bay. No More Troop!: from Missitsippl. The .1. '<son cor,esiseMsnt t• 1 the Vstlieburg . ssys t.sl , stt seen a letter Fr to tlen. Johnston to i/.. tu rreeivo more troopp 1.10101" ,a:o rP.I Aq't In, havir;.• already more 50N,1. - 4 than hr,0,11 or. The Hover nor t•-• re tin, 'II LI lo .rtlrelDleA organ. tinter •Ittoott nn aretteJ a e,EIT;i f .. I 'llse ,inn ear. that the TOW tee, who htd Levu rtwont I. rnumtered into the service „t 0,1 rt l y a.m Ivry Indignant at being arid their otre rn had left for Jitek‘On ~• their CA , 1.1 . Jr.r . I,,verr.cir Pettiiii A, KO 0, 1!. ed, yresm frill ery :di• r -•ei no the Fair of hot ohler CO. kohug fugkire from hi =MEM BEE MAg •••!, gal Pure si ,;! A rfi,tionw, n- 1 II I•ktrr.A. Noutalgm: Mp94lllt.t. 111 cur.a 15 .1111 0:10tr: Ri•ed . :tgll.i cull rur-.. I Irerated Hare, hAti Mae cur-. N,rvr. tim 13.•Fiffriet e Magnntle ul ,1/,14 Yee; Nhigtv ; itr,” Fre-ti W M.gn. t ,1,1 err, sa 4-I,lg '; nett, 19l core. Rcn In tt.. , Bark KJ, Mu,e tc thl Nerraux Attectlnnc Il ?rlagneue ()114 ure.. .11 - at:Lb Nbli COOltifie For .410 by iN JuIINSTON, bruggtst rnal •kal, rn r.. 1 r 1 , ..rn0y M ,111 . ..,, . . I=l 811111 And by oil renrr.... - al:a. t 1 raters in modicum. tl.)7:laidskw HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED to a Sonlod Envo lol Price tt A I x.rt:,e It, .V,tura, Trent,ent and &ultra/ Cul, !-..p1•-matorrhom nr Selllt [WI voluntxry EnP,4l2o,Bex:mi 1).-hinty, and Impede menu, Lo I , ,,arrnam, g-murally, NervommaFa, eon aumpo a. I..iMap, and Fit-. Mental and Pllysmal unit from '. 4 .41-AMP... tic By It( qi t iI'I.VERWELI„ M. L., Author of the “A tfoou to Thonsauds of Sufferers.” Mont un lot unul, sr. A ;ARM unr.slope, to stuy ad pat! pnvi, no rftssnipt ”I 4ix uenle,or two...unto ug, Horn sss, by !sit 1.1-1. J. C KLINE, sustl-Itunsitrar It•inprts, N. V.. Pouts U flies, Ron, 4686 U TAKER. 1 , 4 - L) FA lIYM AN, UNDICIL'IAKER, nolo agent tiorhL; R. Ii 131 , 1,/,E11.1i CA RINKT WA It :so 45 SM.:FLIP:IEI.D Si-tKrr Res,leoro, t.o,ork street. Al legheny Coy. Orders may be leh AT WI A RI.F.S . r.ltV HTABLE., Allegheny Ulty. 2 ,, e2i•h00l Yp .011.411.- OYFiCK .NuNlii.Hr..l.A IN,Ltif.A, , CE CO I 11,1,1,urgh. vt,tlol, 1a L. IS il. fy -- =•?tt AN 1.:1,KC1 - t.N FAR PI F 7 EEN ttl lrc of Ito. torr ploiy, to servo ,litrteg, the toonona ve•r, urtl! h., 1,0,1 a 1 thin e al.!l‘ On I UF.:i -I.A Y, '1; iIETHI tilt I 'AY 'AII I F LIKLIN.II I 4IIY.R., between 1111 , twin., of 11A M itn,ll M cot2l-Id HE • la A'f M,U01.). Heerolurf. oppluK, PIV Ni ,Nt..113 ELA INSU RANCE CU. PiiLidiorgh N•ivo whey 20t,ti. II E AND DIRELITORS OF Llin. company htvo V.. day declared a Vivi d-nd 'a: In i 1.1.1 l i tti on vaeh share of the coital Mork 4,01 el the oarnod pr,,fils 01 4Le IaHL AIX loon: OH, ptiV,l2l. forthwil 1:021.2ai HENRY NI. WOOL), li4ecreLary. E IZEN. PlnehllaGl3.-1 klinnune, myself to scu as El candidate ht tit,• ensuing election. for the i - fhiai of CITY CONTImELL:II, If a long exineri,nee and extriiiiiive bui perfect find iarlty w th aeoonnt-, and the iiicniildiat on of a lif aline it tha interest.n of toy Dative Otto, , 111.41/A 1130 to) our confidence and I will coldildently b 03.3 for your suffrages. nteatf WILLIAM LITTLE . . . . . EYE EAR, DEAFNESS, SIGHT -HEARING. DR. VON MOSCHZISKER, OCULIST AND AURIST Will remain in the city tor only a LIMITER TIME Lora - 4 ER. I,r. d, hoe sufficiently proved by hie practice and operations durina the last ten monthe that his wileedae in restoring the Leaf to Pea inn and the Blind toi•ight, entitle him to the rionfiden^e of those who need hie verviera. and the claims of Y i.e his S1 ,41 1(1 I(ITY. fo secure hie SEILVICES, all applications motet ha made at Mir, Z.._ l ?-oftlee No. 155 TR! RD ST, botweeo and arithfield. noTA N ErTARINE UNION EYE OPENER, MORN CALL 100 capes of azoh on hand. and for sale in large or penal[ quanCties WILLIAM BI;NNRI'I`, 120 DR. BROW N A E. -lift. BROWN hits returned from his western trip and is prenfued to *woad to ALL pRoFF.ASIONAL BALLA% AT VII (11,11 OFFICE, Nu. 50 SMILEIFIFELL , r3TREET . no2B In Full Cry MAN HOOD I)IVIDLND, STOMACH Ell fTERI3, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS tr MAoONIO NO 110 E—A meeting of fiuockholders of ate Mason' • Fund Sor,t-sv will to held st the filet, et, oo Ml r.‘t \ KV EN t o i 3, Pocomber 2,1, at, a Ceiovk. to °honor. A. M. Pt Quo:K. 0030-2 t. Eeeretary. Cf , IIIRII.CATIMEILIO IA:BR/MI ASSO CIATION LECTURES-- J. HENRY BIDDONS, ESQ-, win give one entertainment before the Yoiing Mettle Library Aasoctittion, end the public gener ally, on TUESDAY EV EN*G., DECEMBER 81, COJrCER.T The entertainment will consist:of Readings from the moat popular authors, Moulding the following: seleetione from the Clymes—Dickena;—Paddv the Piper—l.eier, Trial Keene from Merchant of '.'e• nice: Mrs Caudle's Lecture•; Gen. Pe , tt end the Veteran. Handy Andy al the P stolliee—Leier, Song of he Shirt—Hood; with many others. kadkrors open at 634 o'clock. Lecture to coat mence a'. 714. t y7L.Tiokets 26 cents; to be had at the music and boos stores. library rooms, sod at the door. W. H. KINCAID. W. D. McGOWAN, F. H. RRUNOT. J. B. lIIIBLEY ALBREE. FR.N.BII ARRIVAL OF FA LL AA' Waiter BCKYII-1. stEltaßili and GUMS, consist f 1 aches, Ceuta, Bova, Youths and Children'e wear. Af goods ara scarce east, the phaeton , ere naves I gone to war, and these goods beteg bought at a a.erifiese, ow is the time to procu e bargains Call at the Cheap Cash Store of JOSEPH H. BOItLA nr.33 98 Market Fteeet, 2,1 door front Filth LADIES, MISSES and I'IsERS, SHOES AND SANDALS, o.e.r.p at No. 16 Plrll - 1 STREET, I). H. I):FFENBACEIER DRY GOODS, FOR CASH. H AN DSOME DRESS GOODS SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, Flannels & Canton Flannels. Checks and Tickings PRINTS, GINGRANIS &c REN CU ME RI NOES, 50 CENTS CASSIS' ER E 3, BATTIN ETS AND TWEEDS. Hosiery and Needle Work, C. HAN SON LOVE. 74 Market Street BEIM TIERN 4N & GETTY, Wholesale and netall Grocers IMPORT2II}I /I.liD DIALR 18 IN TEAS, WINES, LIQ,ILIOIts, Ate., 1311IFI OHIO STREET ANDTHE DIAMOND, ALLF.I.HEIN CITY. 6ci BAGSCurkeEr, VI 11 barrels lldolaiires, 115 do Syrup. 11./0 do Rye Whirikey, 100 do San, 100 hags Salt. 2000 bughels for gale 1w TIERNAN A OK fTY tti poles le and Retail hr. con-, nori.loeret corner of Vh o er.ree , . and the I •ilanb.rel A !bther y. WALL PAPKI'. A N 1) 13!)E,I)Eft.— Of foreign and domeoloc intouLiclure, for -ale and retail by P tI 41SHALL, 67 Woed orcet. WIN 111 1 W CU N:l'A I N al wholesale and relad no3o W. P. DI A RHEA LI, 07 Wood gireel. WANTED A Lieutenant with a few men to complete It CoMpbay. Apply to I.AP I' R.) AVIERSUN, no3o.11) yr 1) am and ptroet. booth. APPLES--12s barrvid in prune order r.pt,w.d tent fur Mlle by o).;:o Ah N FLY N. CIILLIVR. Wk.o.I) , )YV (iLAZ_ , Z3-4.51)U PiirXeri of Window (3'ass a sorted a ass, in store told 1. , bt lac;; MILLE tt& liICKETStr.i.III 1.2 1 GARB (if , SI WA-11)U kgs in store soil for .4.. by 1 U E-10 tier,es In ;tore and for ns:o by MILLER & RICK ETRON, MILLER. Jk RICK ETSON H E.N RN MINER Agent for nod Receives Subscriptions for Popular Newspapers Harped Weekly .......... ........ Leelie'a Illustrated N ew . New York Illustrated News-. New York Ledger ........... New York Mercury...... ..__ New York Weekly National Police Gazette W'itke.' Spirit . New York Clipper Vanity Fair Household Journal Philadelphia Po/t Pittsburgh Wee kiy Chronicle Pittsburgh Weekly Dispatch.. The Independent Banner of leig.ll Herald of Pr green New York Weekly Tribune .. New York Weekly Herald .... New York Weekly Tunnel-- New York Weekly World ttoeuen True Peg Waverly Magazine F ag of Our Union Weekly Novelr tie Hcientilie American Philtideldhia Weekly Prras... lionton Pilot Home Journal American Union Liiernry Companion .................. Brother Jonathan. . . Wide World ...... ...—...... ........ Remit the amount by mall, inclosed In a letter h,r hlitt , Ver one you wLati to ant.nribr, to HENRY MINER, Noe 71 and 73 Firth Street, Pittsburgh And you will then receive the ntuubara regularly at - Lanyard. ri,e2741 NEW W. & I). HUGUS Have received and opened the largest: AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT 0 DRY GOODS ever offered to the public. DRESS GOODS, of the newest and moat tash!oneble BLACK AND WHITS: SQUARE SH AWLS, BLACK AND WHITE LOI‘G SHAWLS, BROWN AND WHITE SQUARE SHAWLS BROWN AND WHITE LONG SHAWLS, New style of FRENCH MOURNING SHAWLS New style of STRIPED COURONNE SHAWLS A large assortment of Children's and Misses' Square and Long Woolen Shawle. CI ROU L ARS AND CLOAKS of the very latest pattern: W. & D. HUGUS, CORN F. H. FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS CHECK.S. CHECKS uto A SUPERIOR, QUALITY sre otlered for sale at the office of the WESTERN PENITENTIARY. ao2-2en JOHN RIRMINO HAN. Warden' T. J. ttliA ... tattAlqr Western Stove Works, ‘245 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGIN, GRAFF & CO., M A.NUFACTUREREI; WoULD CALEB THE ATTENTION of the minim to their large stock of well to Cook, Parlor & Heating Stoves, ALSO—IMPROVED KITCHEN RANGES, GRATE FRONTS, among whirth will be bound the BM V COAL 430011. tiTOVIICS IN THE STATE. The Diamond, Advance, Air-Tight, Balm, and IRON CITY, Were awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Ellate Slur for the BEST COAL COOK STOVES. Also Pi tarn PREMIUM awarded to the TRUE AIIERICAN, GLOSS& RRPIIBLIC, For the BENT WOOD COOK STOVES NOW IN USE The KENTUCKIAN and KANSAS Premium stove. are unsurpmecd. We call attention of DEALER.: and ElTd LURES to the largest stock of GRATE FRONTS & FENDERS IN THE STATE. N B.—We line the DIANONDandECLIPSE Coal Cwik S oeoa with Brialefitone Linings, which stand io fire hildter than iron. oc2.B;is OB I LDLEN'S CHARLES GIPNER, No, 7S Market Street, Now offers to the public the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF GOODS IN THE CITY, CONSISTING IN PART OF GUIPURE LACE, VALENCIA LACE, THREAD LACE CEO OIIET FRINGE, CLOAK TRIMMINGS, DRESS TRIMMINGS VELVET BUTTONS, SILK EUTTONE, I,ELVET P I BRUNS, P ONNET RIBBONS, "cc., *O. CHEAP FOR CASH. nt,!..77 HORNE'STRIMMING STORE We have received this week large quantities o WOOLEN HOODS, SC &RI'S, WOOUEN SOCKS FOR SOLDI Merino and Wool Bibbed llose Flue Mined Colton Hose, Fancy Woo Mose. G . LOVFI3 A (lAUNTLETS for Ladies and Misees HEAVY LINED BUCK CLOVES, first race article for the Soldiers. Ii 00P SKIRTS in gnat variety ILItIORILL SKIRTS. CHENILLE AND CORD NETTS. tri„eriuntry Merobante and Milliners will glad= imi.iut or Railioris, Racdiwn, Flown, Younete, Hata nad Yoilman, Bilks, Velveta, Bonabizioce, English Crape, Ac., urdiariiiiseed in the city, either in price or qualiity. JOsErif IMORNE. 77 MARKET STREET. L 0 s T—ON SATURDAY AFTER NOON, between the Drug store on tha nor nor of Penn and Sono atreets, and the Oil tans' Bark, TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS. Any person finding. or giving information cf said Tommy at this oith.e. or at said drug More, will be libertliy re worded. tioVi A. A. CA_SHIER & Pittsburgh General Insurance Agency, *3.Companles Illpiresented of High. est S ending. earchar.ered by Penna. and other Stikine:VA re 6 .l4'ire, Marine and lan Rinks .aken of su de Ron pimps. n0254m PER YUR. --CU) S UPERIoR HAVANA CIGARS, I am tins day m recetru of an assortment of SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS. ?hose wishing an article that can be relied on at all times, can procure Meru AT cornnr Mara et street and the Diamond SHOULDER BRACES, SHOULDER BRAChS, SHOULDER BRACES. A euperior article of SHOULDER BRAC: always on Land AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S, AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S, AT JOSEPH FLEMING'S, 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 C(0 l 00 4 ( 0 ROPE COTTON,MMLLS SEAMLESS BAGS 11.1. Inches to 40 Incliei'Wfde. Se-Orders may be left st H. camps t 00'8, let WOM Street. Pfttatmr2ll. eealriv.la GOODS- FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Flour, Grata, Bacon, Lar dl, :Brattai Drt.d 'Pratt wad Produrs Generally,' CORIUM Cp . MAGEBT ♦ND rntaT +; PITTSBU RGB , PA. Rim To—Prencio G. Bailey. n: 11 4, Withgvla Dfi worth Sr H. Cuthbert k Son, Pitteiniu st, Hord Ott., Heiaker 4 Swearingen, 8. Pawl*, Cas - a. M . & M. Bank, Del Howell, Slane. I Co, George W ederPon. Donlon Paxton k On, Wheeling. tny2Bard JANUARY Ist, 1.861. ETNA INtsURANCE COMPANY, Bank Btoc't a in New York Hartford Roston. St. Louie, Philadelphia and other United States Sleek and State Stocks: N•w York, Ohin, Hentuekr, Ten.- - nessee, Missouri. Michigan, Indiana, 438,570 00 Cay Stock— Hartford, Rochester, ' , Tooklyn. Jersey City, New York, .1.82,161 60 Railroad Stocks—Hartford and New Raven, Roeton•nd Worcester, Conn. River ...... 01.550 00 Morig.ge Bowie 87.424 30 Real Restate—Unincurnberod-__......- 89,106 87 Miscllaneons Items 42,52 00 Cash on har.d and dep7 sited on call, and in Agent's hands. 368,892 66 Claims, unadjusted and not doe.- $184,675 64 Respectfully.aolieit. and will take pleastue 19 at tending to your innorancha wants. A. A. CARRIER A BRO., Agents, ruillfuthr 83 Fourth Are.; NEW WOOLEN GOODS 11132111 77 Market Street. 6ONTAGS, MITTS, bria. V lUTOIII N ES COMM A splendid assortment of all kinds of ALEXA.NDER'S KID GLOVES G 3 FuURTFI STREF. r. Pittebur: SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, t.SI.IPERIOR HAVANA CIGAR 4, SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, SUPERIOR HAVANA CIGARS, JOSEPLI FLEMINCi'S, eoruar ItlArket xtreet and the Diamond ne:V. corner Market street and the Diamond. JAMES H. CHILDS I CO Allegheny City, Pa. AND OF c•sw.A.33l;rMe.C4-F4, JADIES A. FETZER. 1031 Till BALI 01 MANTFORD, ( ONN /MUM LI A BILITIFS, AMITHEMENTS. PITTSBURGH THEATRE Lama attb,hierrAan WM. LI Ir,NITERSOIC Mc a(Oakum:tom—Private Boxes, $6,00; &ogle Beat in FAinte Box, PP% Parr:tette and Drava .dhaire, 60 cents, Family Circle, VS center, Colored` Gallery, 26 cents; Colored Boxes, 60 Oentv. Galtery, la cents. SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER SO. Sixth night of the beautiful young actress Mit s MAGGIE mins ELL, ECATWY O!SHIEL Ratty.- ...... magma Mitchell To btkARwVbY the) ✓ FRENCH. -SP.Y M kis N dehell in ihree eharielem To conclude with a popular PANT OMIkE IMI MLR'S VA It 7 ES PENN STREE NEA et CLAIR SATURDAY EVENING, NOVISiSRER D. . be presented FAMILY J A.R.S. Do' ph D. T. Smith. Dirry Dolph —W. A. Rime -Fanny Denham P ...... Smith After widen singing, dancing, niggerism, van inloquistn, etc. •I'include wish MY PIVLOW OLER;. Tactic Jail% Snooks SCALE OF PRlOES—Prtynte Boxes 8450; Single Prats in Boxes .5 cents; Pargn•ttel6 cents; Gallery 10 cents. Doors open ai Bpi, C - rtstin rh.es 7.X. HOWE'S ENV SHUTTLE dewing _ Machines; A RE ADAPTED to all kinds of XX. FAMILY PEWINO3, working equally well on the lightest and heaviest fabriesi trtakfftg the LOUK 8T111:111, SUM alike on both ride., wideit'eatinotitie Raveled or Pulled Out. And for Tailoring, Shirt Making, Sailer Fitting and Shoe liinding, these have no Imperior oat and see them 0. No: 211 liUth sheet,_Up Stairs& •apada*tEts , W:. LARCEIa. ItiATROIVA OIL. WE ARE NOW MANUFACTII ad Nti this article. which Tor brilliancy in binning, freedoMdf - offensive • odor, and transpa rency of color, (which color we warrant not to be changed by age or exposure,' is unarcrpassed by any illuminator ii this or Eastern markets. As a profitable Oil to the consumer, we• can specially recommend It. Also, oar manufacture of . CAUST 1C S 0 D'A Limed by all large Soap Makers and Oil Refltenes, which excaos lu yet cent. in strength all the make ofEngliabtloda brought to titre country.. pp mann. facture of SAPONIFIER, OR CONCENTRATED LYE, SALT, az Are so well end tavotably known, we trust the mention is sufficient. All orders and inquiries will be prowl, ly atttnde to by 1 ddressing GEORGE COLEOUN, Agent. Penna. Salt tblenufacinzuwLornpany.. nol.Slyd.kwia 24 Wocafacreet, Pitt.etangb. s o v o 1. 1 4i. .te A. BRADLEY, NO, 30 WOOD STREET, (corner second, Pittsburgh,) Manama-tare and wholestale and retail dealer in all Cook, Parlor, and Beatlag, Elms, Grate fronts, l'enderp, itse int. In our sample room may be found the “OELESRATELGAOBURNIIG co9K 13TOVM, EUREKA AND .TROPIC, the merits of which have b'en fully t sted by. thew:mut., and the Stoves pronounced neeipialed by any in this market; together with a great many ether a • carsuilo,pot.mn, bl ÜBIAS We have also a eery largo assortment of PARLOR AND lIIATINO STOVIS, embracing some of the BRST'PATTERNS now of fered to the publ c. air- FANCY ENAIII/MFD GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS, of the newest styles. Common it,zhen How and Joni Grates, all of which are of fered at very low priesa. .Special inducements offered to builders in want of GRATE FRONTS. noßtim CO-PARTNERSHIP. rir H E SU& 4 CRIBERS HAVE AS- A sooIATED with thern'undet date February 6th, 1881, Air. R. fILF, F. 4 of the late fum es NEIN& DIAN A SIEDLK. Tre burintwe "mil' hereafter be eondnettd under the name and style of REIN S. MAN. M2YRAN A .E, at our old stand, No. 414 FIFT4.I4TELEIG T. 13EINIMAN A ISIEVIUN. RENEW, 1 11SYEAN & IMPORTERS AAO WHOLESALE OEILERS In every description of Watches, Clocks; Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, atoll Material, Tools - and Machinery, and WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATEp AMERICAN WAYOUNE NO. 42 FIFTH STREET, (cne door from Wood, Pittsburgh, Pe, In calling the attention of the public and the, trade to the above, we desire to add that we are prepared to (ear a larger and bate; bele° ed stock of (deeds In our hne than eier,iraagllered to this city. Possessing every facilitv fdi obtaining the most of our goods direct from the best manufacto ries, both in this country and la Eunape,,and hav ing acquired a thorough hnowledge.zof the busi ness from nearly twenty ?emir ex reristee. at onr present old stand, and just adde , the large and new auma of the late firm of hEINE.MAIV • SI e- DLE;to our preSent large stoch . . - rwileol'confident that an examine ion of our assortment would prove advantageous to buyers, We are also agents for the nt. tly celebrated. AMERICAN W aTCHFAman ufac tared at Waltham, Mlles-And areprepared to flit all orders promptly, at manufacturers price& English and Emma Watches, of every_ descr,lptiott, imported to order, with names on to suit purchasers. Watches repaired in a superior manner. naa RE/ NFMA N;ItTLYRAII7,,i 8131DLE. CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS —AT THE-' FOURTH STREET CARPET SORE. D. & 11. Sl'oAltirlit. • HAVE Wei this davnpened partof a very,large and varied assortment of "OARPETlls4,Fto , winch they invite the attention of buyers, as May will be of fered on the moot-favorable term; Alen, a nowly Imported lot of beautiful Druggeto. all Wllllll9, at the lqw e " - "" ° ' • W. D. t M'CALLinf. 0e.26 wr Fourth stri•et, boar Wood. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. W. 31'CLINTOCK. Boron buying oigandseesn assortment of CAR PETS., DRUGGE.TS, Moat complete and vested in the oily. Eta. SECURE I.6II4EDIATELY, the advantage of their having been parehaeed before the reoeo t grinyktdvance - neSate . ./ISlAsrlEttEtreet. , WILLIAM CABBoson, Wholesaie Giocers, AND IMPORTERS OF WINkS, J311,01)1E81 GINS; & 03 . A L. SO Distillers and Dation in FINE OLD BIONONGIHOLA RTEIIIIIIAIT, 827 and 329 Liberty -Street, maw pwrserueix. PA • 1,1,005,309 50 B. B. BULGER* m.l,l2rtnnumnuri of EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE. No. 45 Smithfield Street, PiTTSEIMMCM. AFULL ASSORTMENT OF Pittsburgh Manufactured Fiquiture, cormt;w k ! r ly on ban . d, which we win sell a4 i t lot $2.285,176 42, Mr. MaMt. O. T.Snatth. Fatuiy-Denhan. kinds of
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