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STRBBT, BOSTON are our agents for the patty
and Weekly Post in those dam and are a ta
th.thedlo take Advertisements andbuhserititions
or us stun! &taut Rates. ''' '
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 31.17
OITY NBIGIIBORIIOOD
,
if supreme Court.
TpllfifiDAY, Oct. 3 0111,1852.—C0urt Fria
' at 9'a. 14.—Presentz—ChiefJaritice Lowrie
and JOtices Woodward, Strong and
Read. P;
Wombs vs Neild, D. C. Submitted by
Shaler fbr plaintiff in error, Wood contra.
• The klowing opinions ware delivered:
BY 1,00.1 E, C. J.—
Ketit's appeal, Snyder Co.' Dismissed
ati costs of appellant.
Harman vs. Cummings; Snyder Co.
Reversed and now trial arwarded.
~,
Snyder vs. 'Snyder; Snyder Co. Af
'limed.
Bubb vs. Tompkins, Lyeoßaing co.
Affirmed. lt
Rev: vs. Foresman, Lycoming Cot—
Affirmed. '
tOonid vs. Landon, Lycoming Co.
ReVersed and new trial awarded.[
• Buckler's Heirs vs. Buffington et al,
Dfiaphin, Co. Reversed: and new
tnhl awarded.
John Son v'S. Mehaffey; Lycoming Co.
Affirmed. t
Br WOSWARD, J.—
' They'l's. Moyers; Cambria Co. Affirm
• . edoßead J. dissenting.
Dunrie vs. Degan & Groves; Sullivan
Co!' tDeeree reversed, &c. 1
Jorthiti Tp. vs. Mt. Pleasant:l'p.; Ly
coming Co. affirmed.
Dewrirt' 's appeal; Snyder Col. Appeal
disiktissed at costs of appall nts.
HappOr S.; Whites vs. Childs & Parker;
• Lyeptning C 6. Affirmed.
Fesslo-173 Love & Powell; Lycoming
Co4Reversed and venire de now
awarded.
Lewis; School District vs. ',Cascade
Scho,bl District; Lycoming Co. Re
fereed and venire de novo awarded. '
By. Straolifil j.—
Cummlfigs and wife vs. Miller & Son;
Snyder Co. Reversed sod Venire de
novo!awarded.
Miller ,Vs. Castleberry; Lycoming-Co.
Aff4ed.
McGargle vs. Arthur; Lycoming Co.
A fli ruled.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. vs. Up
degrall; Lycoming Co. Affirmed.
BedtloWlvs. Dewitt; Montour Co. Af
drate'd.
Garrett*vs. Dewart; Northumberland
Co.A.ffirmed for $924 IS and in
' teresfrom Nov. 4th, 18G1.
Dewart.vs. Wainwright; Northumber
land qo. Reversedand procedendo
awarded.
Br Been, Si—
Hollensieine vs. Anton; Montour Co.
Reversed and venire de novo award
ed. - d
...... - Pinneo 41.nd wife vs. Lackawana and
g' 1 *BloonitOurg Railroad Co.; Lycom
lug.,... CoC ' 1 (4, Affirmed.
Klickne§ vs. Stirk, Fields & Co.;
- Snyder Co. Orders directing the
issnesitset aside and the issues and
all subsequent proceedings
s under
them set aside.
Russell vs Bell; C. P. Submitted by
Thompson fdr plaintiff in error; Bell
contra. t ,
Irwin vs. tpittsburgh & Connellsville
Railroad Co. D. C. Argued by Mellon
for plaintiff in error ' • Sewell eontra.
Goff vs. Nutall 3,,, Kirkpatrick; C. P.
Argued byasbreuck for plaintiff in
error; submit d by Jones contra.
Jas. B. Hill' vs. Robt. Hill and Robt.
Hill vs: Jas.' . Hill. -Argued by Loomis
. f
for James B Till and Shires for Robert
Hill. :
?;.
McMarray'sAdmin'r vs. Hopper. Ar
. gued by Mellhn for plaintiff in error, and
by Negtey contra. P.
Nelson Henry vs. Miline et al. Argu
ed by Achesen for plaintiff in error, and
'by Reed contra.
Bacon vs. Ohishelm. Non pros.
McComb's & Howden's Appeal. Snb
mitted by Coclirais for appellants and Kirk
patrick and Mellon contra
Andrelie de Taverney.
We at length have an English transla
tion of the let 4 of the series of novels by
Alexander Dumas, embracing a history , of
the downfall de;' French monarchy, which
include "The!' Countess de CharneY,"
"Memoirs oftphysician," "The Queen's
Necklace," " ix Years Later" and An
dree de TaveCiiey." The time. embraced
in these work4;is twenty four years, from
1770 to - 1704,aq the leading personages of
the French Minsarchy and Republic are
among its characters. With "Andree de
Taverney" thi'sielaborate work ends, one
mainly historical., but toll of individual in
terest. It muse; command the attention of
thousands of readers, even those who did
not read the preOeding parts, as it is com
plete in itself.. It forms two volumes,
printed upon SOe paper, with good type,
which are furnished In paper covers, for
One Dollar. 4enry Miner, Fifth street,
is the Pittsburgh agent for the publishers
Messrs. T. B: Peterson 3; Bros. ,
Coli' 4 l Blyrningtors.
We were in error in stating that this ac
complished offic4r had been removed from
the command a the Arsenal, in conse
quence of develCpments made before the
Court of Inquiiy. We learn with pleas
ure that he hasbeen relieved at his own
request, made"to' the War Department,
long before the 4.rsenal disaster, and that
the testimony before the Court of Inquiry
was a cdmplete•Vinclication of his official
character. Major Whiting, of New York,
has, we understand, been ordered to take
command of the Arsenal.
Swindlers.
We understmid that several drafted men
in Camp Flowe, have been victimized by
Tharpers, to whom they had advanced
money to procure them substitutes or go
themselves in their stead. One sabse•
piently prcrveiljto be a deserter from a
7olunteer organization.
Soldiers' Aid.
The Ladies' ;Episcopal Soldiers' Aid
Society have forlwarded to the 139th regi
ment, through .I*Ohn Harper, Esq., a sup
of undershirts, socks, drawers, &c.,
.ogether with a quantity of delicacies for
.he sick. The nornber in hospital is about
me hundred andl!the ladies have contribu
.ed enough to milte all comfortable.
Camp ' iontgomtery.
. .
, -
This camp, near Camp Howe, presents
very lively appearance. Some sixteen
lundred cavalry %oldiers, of Col. Schoon
naker's and Cdl. Stockton's regiments,
ire quartered th4e. About one thousand
if these are mounted. Their horses are
)1 good quality and many of very fine ap
.)earance. When Ifully equipped the Stan
za Cavalry wilt equal any in the service.
mend.
Col. Joseph eliffey, of Westmoreland
•ouety, died suddenly from apoplexy, on
he 28th inst. Ide was extensively known
hroughout the county, having served as
member of the Legislature:in the win
ers of 18r.o-'sl,!and evinced a constancy
o the wishes of his constituents that ena
'led him to occupy a prominent position
a that body. k
Soldier Dead.
Private Richey, cf Capt. Wylie's (late
;apt. :last's) company, Col. Clark's regi•
ent, died on Wednesday at Hagerstown,
td. His fathetil Mr. Levi Richey, of
radklin township, left the city yesterday
or the purpose qdbringing the body home.
Ir. ConMoak and Daughter.
Mr. C. W. Courdock and daughter con:l
-umen an eogagenient at the Theatre next
reek..
Soldier Acel
~W ,0kw..4 4 5,4411 , 4
y, a. rii'ate
meat, * - 14f - lieciddru.
few hours afterward.
injuries - It apj Bare
his tout.reading hia
adintifdaii ear - 6140T
down. The Kamm(
something and the
entering young Gnu
ing a wound from w 1
ward he expired.
Another
A new coanterfet,
mers' and Mechanics'' Bat_
ty, Maryland, are afloat. In the Centre of
the top is an engraving representing the
interior of a blacksmith shop, with black
smith, forge and anvil and in front a man
holding two horsesiihe one. light and the
other dark. The left 'vignette represent
ing a sailer. holding a sextant in &is hand.
and the right vignette "represents a female
6g,nri. At the bottom of the centre are
the words "CharterstcOvn, Md." *
•
The Parade of the Fifteenth.
The parade of Colonel Galway's State
Militia is announced for two: o'clock this
afternoon. We hope io see a large turn
out anda creditable drill of the regiment.
Companies will assemble on Fifth street at
the hour named and the reg i ment, when
formed, will march to the West Common,
Allegheny.
Soldiere HI.
Joseph Dourey, of Co. E, Capt. Bell,
123 d regiment, who waii very ill of typhoid
fever, is now in a fair way of 'recovery.—
Mr. Dewhurpt and wife left on Wednesday
night to see their song a member of the
same company, who is i dangerously ill of
typhoid fever and not expected, to live.
Mr. Majority.
The majority of Mr. Williams in the 23d
Congressional district, is 1,364. The vote
stands as foilows:
Allegheny,
Armstrong,
Butler,
An Important Query.
The drafted ;ratio in Camp Howe -be
gin to enquire somewhatlanxiously wheth
er they will be permitted to select their
ownolficers. The general impression is
that if they are not allowed this privilege
at least one half of them will go into the
volunteer , service.
North Sewickley Academy.
We again call the attention of our read
ers to this school, which has 'already at- a
tained a high reputation as a first class
institution of learning. It is pleasantly
located, eight miles north of New Brigh
ton, and fifteen miles south of New Castle,
easily accessible, and surrounded b 7 a
healthful and beautiful , country. fhe
course of instruction is comprehensive
and thorough, and any student who ap
plies himself can secure a
,finished edu
cation. The terms are moderate, and
the principal, Rev. H. Webber, will give
the best of references, :on application,
from parents of pupils, now in the Acade
my, The next session of , the school will
commence on Wednesday, November sth,
and continue twenty-two weeks.
For the Artny.
A number of Alleghenians left for the
army on Wednesday night! Among them
were J. Lockhart, grocer; John Brown,
dry goods merchant; Judge Brown, of the
Court of Common Pleas; J. Wizen, Wm.
France, J. Haworth, grocers; J. Leech,
carpenter, and Win. Hill: They took a
full wagon load of goods fo'r the boys, con
sisting of clothing, boots, pr visions, &c.
They will meet with a warm Ireception.
The Lowrie HomiCide Case.
This case was resumed in the Court of
Oyer and Terminer yesterday morning and
occupied the entire day.'! The morning
was occupied chiefly with technical medi
cal testimony on behalf of j the defense.—
The evidence was not concluded at ad
journment, but the case will probably go
to the jury to-day.
Major Bonnalrou Released.
- - - •
Major A. Bonnaffon, of the Seventy-
Eighth Pennsylvania, Colonel Sirwell,
(acting as aid on Gen. Paltriers staff,) has
been exchanged for Captain Barksdale
and two privates of the rebel forces cap
tured at Lavergne. He was reported
killed, but was surrounded. and captured,
with two or three other Unionists, who
were far in advance of their, friends; in hot
pursuit of the then retreating enemy. He
was taken to Murfreesboro, and states that
he was treated by the enemy as well as
they could treat him with the means at
their disposal.
senteneeit
r -
In Wheeling, on Wednesday afternoon,
Robert, alias 'Doc" Poole, convicted of
the murder of Adam Bach in that city in
August last, by shooting him with a pistol,
was sentenced to be hung for that offense
on Friday, January 9th, IBd3, betwoki ten
and two o'clock, in public.
Chaplain of theil I th.
Rev. A. Torrence, of Westmoreland
county, has been appointed chaplain of
the Pennsylvania Reserves and has already
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
Allegheny County Rebellion;
Record.
This excellentpublication should be
kept for future reference. It can be had
at the periodical depots, and on the sec
ond floor of the Dispatch building:
Benefit.
Mr. R. E. J. Miles and his horse Min
nehaha are posted for a benefit .at the
Theatre this evening. The bill embraces
the equestrian drama of "Hero the Hun
ter," Mr. Miles as Hern, with his invalu
abl aid, Minnehaha, and "Rookwood,"
Mr. Miles as. Dick Tarpin, with Minneha
ha as Black Bess. This being the last
night but one, a full house may be ex
pected.
Subststenee.
The "subsistence money," amounting
to forty cents a day, from the time otmus
tering into service and going into camp,
has been secured for one company of the
123 d regiment, and sent on to be distribu
ted to the men. In this case the amount
was over $5OO. The amount due Capt.
Drum's and Capt. Tyler's companies' is
also being collected, and will be sent on as
soon as secured. The men, who subsisted
themselves, will not find thei money amiss
now.
Not Yet Moved.
At last advises Col. Clark - e's and Col.
Bayne's regiments were still at their old
camps, but under marching orders and'
ready to move at any time.
GROVSR .ic Ructe's Sewing Machines for fatuity ,.
manufactering purposes. are the beet in use.
A. F. C 3 ATONAY. General -Agent
18 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Westin:crux, Oct. :''.o. —The folloWing
circular has been issued from the Adju- \
Ina General's office : '
Numerous applications are addressed 10 A eel
this office relative to the services of de- or all
ceased officers and soldiers. Fraudulent be c al '
claims have been facilitated by informa
tion proceeded from the public offices,
and to secure the rights of discharged sol
diers, or heirs of deceased soldiers, no in
formation 1 2 ,
as to service, discharge, or oultiva
death of deceased officers or soldiers will be sail. w'
furnished except to those who shall shoW '
themselves entitled to it, hence applica:
tion for informatign, where it den be used
as a basis of a claim againkt the govern
ment, or.to the prejudice of innocent per-
BAGS TE ions, the following conditions - must be
NNESSEE PEA NUTS complied with :
5.,di , in store and for sole bv Ist:—The identity of the soldier must be
RHYMER k TAO'S. I
N eo . 128 and 128 Wood
~proved.
JOBILPH YIYII . ..ANTROrrIiIYIII
JOSEPH MEYER 4 BON
zurcry.kervenes OP 41 '
FANCY AND WAIN
FUJENITURE dr CHAIRS
•
wARKHOUSE,I3S SMITHIMIXISTRINIT.
(Between Sixth street and Virgin alley.)
nog PITTSBURGH.
BALTIMOREANS RELEASED BY
ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT. ,
BOSTON HABEAS CORPUS CASE
the numerous. applications to the Goverf-
nor for the removal of the Philadelphia
powder magazine to some safer locality,
he. has sent an officerto plilladelphia_ fet
the purpose of selecting some more suite
ble place, with a view to its early re
moval.
The School Teachers . ' certificates : re
ferred to in this morning's papers, should
be sent to Thomas II BurrOWs, State Su i t
'perintendent of Common. Schools at liar
risburg, instead of Philidelphia.
The following order has just been issued
by Surgeon General King, relating to thsy
examination of applipants tor exemption ;:
First—The applicant must make oatll,
that he is the identical person named in.
the order for his examination, and that he:
has employed no corrupt 'influences byl
bribe, or otherwise, to secure his exemp ! '
Lion.
Williams.. Zeiglei
4098 2292
2241 2683
2650 2810
8989 7635
Second—The Surgeon will carefully ex-
amine the physical disability on which the
application for exemption is based, and
grant a certificate of unfitness for military
duty only in such 'cases 'ati would justify
the rejection of recruits for the United
States service. By order of the Governor.
JA NI ES KING,
Surgeon General, Penna.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 28.—A man
who says he was taken prisoner by the
rebels several months ago, and who finally
succeeded in obtaining a release, publishes
the following description ofthe rebel steam
er Merrimac No. 2:
I have been at . Richmond for solute time.
During my stay I %vent - ori board the Itier•
rimac No. 2. She is thoroughly and heav,
ily clad with iron, and in every way a
tough customer. She has yet but one gun
on board, but the others were ready when
I left, and the rebels intended to have them
all mounted in three weeks. Iler machi
nery works well, and she can easily make
eight miles an hour. The rebels have ev'•
ery confidence in her capability, and are
certain that the Merrimac No. 2 will prove
a success.
When the people of the North hear she
is a failure, and that the rebels declare
her to be so, then they may expect her
out to do all the damage she can. 'Flieir
intention is to delude and deceive as much
as possible, so as to take us napping. For
.this reason-a rebel officer made the remark
that the obstructions on the James river
at Fort Darling had been removed, intend
ing evidently to convey the idea that the
obstructions had been removed to let ,the
Merrimac out.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct: 29.—The Bal
' timore boat Georgiana; Capt. Pearson, ar
rived here at 8 o'clock this morning.. 1 .
Capt. Pearson reports that about two
o'clock this morning he saw the;light of a
burning ship; which was about twenty-five
miles distant. At four o'clock Capt.•
Pearson sent a boat to the burning ship.
Just before it reached her the mizzen mast
fell and the ship was so much burned that
her name could not be made out. Her
life boats were all gone and she was on
anchor, with her two quarter boats on 0 ,2 )
deck, bottom up. There was no one on
board and no one in hailing distance. The NO
ship being at anchor leads to the conclu•
sion that the ship had been fired and de.,
serted.
There are a variety of rumors afloat
here respecting the ship, some facts' make
it appear as if there had been a mutiny on
board; while some persons think that the
rebels have committed the act.
The steamer Matamoria left Fortress E
Monroe at non for Aiken& Landing. She
only took up four chaplains and three doc
tors for exchange.
The Maple Leaf arrived herg this after
noon, but did not bring the two hundred
rebel prisoners as was expected from
Fort McHenry. The last lot of:rebel
prisoners sent to Aiken's Landing was not
responded to by the Confederate Govern-
Ment, and that may be the
.reason fir the
detention of the prisoners at Fort Mc
Henry.
The gunboat Miami arrived at Fortress
Monroe this afternoon, and now lies at the
government wharf, taking on board heav
ier guns than she has heretofore carried.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 30.—The loyal citizens
arrested on uesday night and sent down
WATCHES i WATCHES 1 ! WAT.CII ES !! !
the bay have not yet been released. Gov. •
Bradford has gone to Washington to see . An °pp . orl l nnity which seldom occurs 18 now af
the President. He has demanded the un- forded to e ery one desiring a good Watch, at an
conditional release of the parties, and that eTeeedingly low. price. We are determined to
the papers and documents that were Seized e m ° u H eri u sa t atraiTtterge o gn i r s ta v t io m t fi s o t i o W ti lte r h: cen at
be given up. 1
, , heavy laril si beinik placed upon them. Upon
The petition for the removal of General faeod,.conr . tion e ctusec . l'Lepiees, beautifully ea
:fall, ii ; v 9 t o :lll , t xh or it tan i cy din_l 2 a brie imitation
Wool received numerous signatures last go „ . e as wa Timekeeper, cota
night and this morning. 1 position C 8.93 8, over which fine gold is e'ectro-
An advertisement appears in the loyal icaledajVcsyclaseng a jtdd. i lru t l if trn l g ei r i er
papers inciting the citizens to call at the Elated Aribi Watch, handsomely engraved.
Union reading room and ,sign the memo- a 10,90. 11 ting silver plated Army Watch,
rial for the removal of Gdn. Wool. : . e v i ea r s o iv a q r d .,
ii , i f i , g o o t . An 111 .,
i s e ie s. e, v o! . .. y en pr fzo s;
' LATER,—Thee-loyal' citizens who' were and neat, $
.2,00, Hunting compo?i ' tton cased
arrested by order of General Wool, on l e'ir e e v e e anf T i l li itsahtifin"okhOn&fig i e T w h e e l le m d ; :n c
Tuesday night, and sent to Fort Delaware, Time' Ohs er: the outer cue of sixteen carat
have been unconditionally released by or. gold, levermovement and engraved in the finest
der of the President. The papers seized BtY P it igto m s al excellent I ' -i n inc e P o i' i l t7Plitm ° l3 °. te a.
at the time of the arrest have also been tide desired and remit the amount in a register r- -
given up. Assurances have been given by ed letter and the Watch .will.be sent them ; or
the - President thil Hid whole affair will bp Lheur re s i zt th i e." ‘ latl or an w ttry fE r i ttoi d i e th e e r. W it te n h .
adjusted to the satisfaction of the loyal awi prices, s ant to an;l . 4d-ora. We are Tinian
people of Mary lai d. factorers, a ,of Vest Chains, Rings, Lockets,
'
.! Sleeve Hutto 8 and Studs, Bosom and Scarf Pins, BOSTON, October 29.—De St.c., and wil fill all orders a, much less than the
puty Sheriff usual prices. Send for a Circular. Address
Bagley proceeded to Fort Warren to-day . H BBAHD BROTHERS & CO.,
in a sloop, failing, to get a pasS in the reg-. Co i r 6 ilf v f i lf Nassau and John els., New York.
ular steamer to serge the writ of Habeas :„ _ 1
Corpus, in the case of Mr. Winder. The 1 6"' -
Deputy Sheriff was not allowed to land,
and consequently returned to the city.
He reported to the Court that his attempt
to serve the writ was unsuccessful. I 'l he
Judge remarked that he had no means
with which to enforce the writ, and order
ed the paper to be placed on file. This
probably ends the case for the present.
Petition for the Removal or
Gen. Wool. - I •
Circular in Regard to Deceased
0133.cers . and Soldiers..
&e.; t dio
HARRISBURG, Oct. 30.—0 n account (if
PITTSBURGH MARKET._,
•. -•.— wszEreAckzuaVlEW- ---•- -
1'
Carefully Revised and-Corrected by
Pto
our own oraereial Reporter
s..
Omega THE SATURDAY MORRINGTORT, 1
,
1 1 Iteutarkremains---The markets unsettled in
Pirrssuitom OcL 3trth.1862. I
t ril•Ml its various departments. Thadithealty , in re
..-6vrerff hi currencyliterferes maters dly with open.
bone. The demaid foi 'the leading articles was
tiny an d sal e s ruederate:'We are :happy to be able
riistill?lleullee a rise , in oar rivers , especially in the
. ri n,eglatiny,,l.:ll& 'iV).ll, enable our large oil deal
tisfied 1 which they have been out off for some time.
supplies from that region.
tife right Of the claimant, he will ) C4 11 1 1 :
there is enough for a
t° , 2 pt p th ro e c re ur ien t o h t e s ir ufficient for curia ee boats to
t ' Adjutant General for any . informatic A our heavy loads. yet
n oessary to perfect the claim,
fond on the records, will be furnished
OBTANT,..-Another advance liti
hi , but not to the party concerned.
th. Where thi, - affidavit or other evi ,
1
w hi c h, aging. The weather for the past few days
t o nn pleasant for out-door transactions.
R4l Walla, Ninee one- weekly re,
gn country ( sirs wrl Item. Iran leas advanced
de ce proceeds from a foreign
th official character of the magistrate or
EN'I'S per tteg,
ac
acing officetbefore whom they are taken, IETY C
kii: te C et ENl'per pound; ,Ignila, all
I'd Hoop 13,i',' inch. 4Xit
Da st be verified by a minister or consul of
th United, States, resident in the country iron, iron, ac e
where such evidence originates, the verifi- inn - a
-Prices are ashade higher, Thu stock
cat on to be in alI cases under the hand ly lonotiafge. The tit uptnd is principal- 1
an official seal of such minister or consul. GI .
tit. Applications for certificates under, for
w lfu ne gh .n t q lul nb sea n n t c t e h h e as ee h m e e en e o x b e t. P i t n ß ed erley,
the seal of the War Pepartment, to be descripnarket-remains firm forth° various
use in foreign countries, will only be en•
tertuified whet coming from the highest
i l i
rise, intseverai lots havo arnved since the
At d s ° o r e; Y on treg !Er of ih e o ff
il e in t lieggi:
representation of the country, through the niteol•
Department of State. All the facts con
thia r arti:i
thz t traderket 0 '.ruly, with regal tr Sil ICS to
fleeted with the subject of inquiry should is iw re e nti v :a n i c ts e tgn o 7 e t e ed t . o
note
in
be i communicated, particularly the full There is non seem tohave reached the top.
naive, name of regiment and company of Ale.-Teing beyond the local trade.
the (soldier, when and where he was last the meaufe trr els.
are the
new
rates set by
heasd from, and m
the names of the officers N 1192 bbis hf bbls
IA
under whom he served. Kennet...i XX Ss 00 400
Brown Stout Vtl Porte- .. 700 350
(Signerl)- L. rIIOIIIS, S
eto-0
1 Adjutant General. the following -oit contains an ample eIiPPIY:
Refined do 4/ sates: Soda Aah at 334 c;
Major General Lew. Wallace has been fined do at tUr. at 7%; Nitrate at iIM; Re
gued to duty in the Department of the iiO3. eh at 6(0 1 / 4 ' Pearls at 6;;;a
lessee. inietin.-The,
lots to meet the ri at present is confined to
r a r er were: sh ed of the local trade. The
Plain Ram; 0t." 4 6;1 4 @ Ger Sides 0% @ 7m,
e r
Butter.-Mark ,Ham5.12@1254.
@ W ate sales of Ro
.16;10_ 180; Pacied 12
ith good demand.
Broursts---Sales a -
Mon and s24l@s2 50 fo $1 50 "f dos for cora-
Buckets and Ttgad fancy
sides ill doze
hirers' prices are as Pie Beaver mannfac
'fit 75; Tubs, No 1,3 ho ode, $1 bU; 3 hoops.
noes k s43 75; No 2, $6; licaenA. $ 7 .14.2
5. • eeler's No 2. $2 51) ; ° . 75 ; °
ns l 45; p a l:-Buokets, 'plain in
s 4 lair Bushels, sealed
Candles-Sales of dil.
11c; Star 18®200; Bterinelt 1 / 0 V 134- 4°ukle•
Cheese.-The market \ Li
a g t o, ,n t i ci w em reta and e. ;_g o o t o l d b W ant. .. e ma l v n er y ds t r Acriyi lli w i li oc h .
$1 ltsol 90--an advance. e ready sale at
cordage rates al3 f ellows
Manilla Rope
Hemp do .„ ...... . .. r .l2lgl3cli lb
Tarred do • ..... lea "
Hemp Packi ng y am ,13014: "
Manilla Bed (lord+, per dt : 12
lt
Craeers.lll3 advanced r :s2 2 A 3.00
Water Cc 1 s o ee as tillowt:
Butter.
Sheeting -Eagle Shesti
7c. Bos , is
n g ', ,s. per yard;
Sugar 7e
Niagara do 30.1 et., per yard.
Cotton Yarn'
No. stolo 0 70c per lb i
No 16 ,_ i ,
11 & 12 fib 71c '4 ,.
1' P 9 r '
"13 bs 72a " " "18 '4...." ,- ;:
"14 .3) 73c ~" "19 ;;`• "..
'' 15 in 71c " " "20 ',l° .. . .
No. 400 6 1 '163 per doe.tNe. fill) C .
- ,00 es ;r3 . " s
., 400 an Mr, " "1" 1.0,0 01A .. ..
" TOO 0, 33, .. .. 1
Carpet Chain assorted col, rs
' white, un er 15 cuts.: 18 IT 14
Candlewick, "'ls "
Cotton Twine .. ..
Bitting, common Eggs are scarce Prices have adv 5
151.1.1 ket firm. sales Baltimore w:atlat
sa , es at 12(.141 per dozen.
Fbeh- .
4 large, 825 : Lake Barring. 3 254203
s6a6 25'P hid; do Shad, 13(.4;1 i 25; M n
ae
Fish, 4 00 ? LK- ylge °
Feed= prices have further advanced' 4,. „
g
firmer market as follows: Middl n s "1 ',
Stull, $l.OO and Bran, 00c per cut . 4' • ; ; -
-/)
Flour . -We have nothing new to note,.,,
gard in this article The market is firm V;
good demand and a light Supply. The rates ~,
fixtra, 5 7 - . 1 )5 90; Extra Family C 10Oti '-'• ''
Choiee 7 0.1,,,.7 z 3,
nye 1 , 1011 r.— ales 4 7594 IC.
'Ural .1.-1112 rket firm at the following rat
Wheat from wagon Rod, 1 10141 15; White, 1
12:;. Corn held atfidgY62. Oats, new, 45; hid,
,a - ,0, Ry e i n demand at 62.41 h. 5. Barley in acti
demand at 1 200'1.22,
4: roet•ries. -Mark et firm. Soles of ,sugar t oc4
1 0, •' Io' 2 , ll' i: Molasses, .ale , tit 5.1(a SR ; LAlree ha -------
alvanccd with small sales at 20,'Ne , 27; z.
Gibe. Pipe.
QITARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, 1
Thursday evening, October 2.:). j
A 4irce of cavalry belonging to the cora
-1
e
man of Gen. Kelly left Ctiniberlatid yes
terda
~, making a forced march into Vir
ginia n search of rebel marauding caval
ry wh had been committing depredations
113'th t section. They marched all night,
and c me up with them this morning, cap
turin sixteen prisoners and twenty horses,
also o e.hundred and fifty head of cattle
which those guerrillas had stolen from the
citize s of an adjoining county.
The rebel pickets under Gen. Walker, at
Uppe ville, were driven from that place
I, yester ay p. as. The infantry were said
to ha e marched to Snickersville, their
intenti n evidently being to escape to the
right o the Blue Ridge mountains by way
Rif Suilker's Gap.
This is the only news from that section
to•day,
The nrders of the commanding General
of thisarmy are being carried out day and
night wiith all possible dispatch.
. The rebels have destroyed a portion of
Ei
the railroad running from Charlestown to
Winch sten .
An, to Gen. Longstreet, who was
paying visit at Fairfax, was taken pris
inner to-(lay.
MINTING HOUSE STATIONERY,
DI
IA It ES FOR, 1563,
all sizes
TOGRAPHIC ALBLIIB,
new lot
TIPPED WITH INDIA RtTlihß,
So arra
.ed that it is always clean and
ready for use.
SLOCO B'S PATENT INKSTAND
is 'ackno• ledged to be the best airtight
in.- ever offered to the public.
PQCKET
OOHS FO it POSTAGE CUrtRENCY
W. S. HAVEN,
CORNER WOOD .t 'HURD STS.
TI E TO MERCHANTS
E A .1.. E 1 S,
GOODS FOIL FALL
T N, 111ACRUIVI dr C 0..,
INVIT ).THE ATTENTION OF BUT
ERS of
TRIMMINGS
ILMBROUILIRIES,
ITORIBRY_,__GLOVES.
MILLINFRY GOODS.
NOTIONS. &0., .ko
Our present 'stock embraces everything here
tofore kept, with the addition of many new and
useful art.! les, to which we invite tha-Mteeial
attention o the jobbing trade.
OLDIERS
golog RI to amp should supply thomselyes with
India, It liber itionkets, nil Wool
Shirts, oolliockii, Gloves, Suspend
ers; Coll rs,
EATON. MACRIj.II CO.,
au:3o No. 17 Fifth stroot.
mi. lIOES,
silo:
Silo .
MVO .
SHOES,
..
SHOES,
SHOES.
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES,
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES,
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES,
~, Of all EClads at
MAD LLAND'S AUCTION.
C ELLAND'S AUCTION.
WC ELAND'S AUCTION.
COES'APER
FOR AUTUMN OF ISM.
e .sortmont of beautiful
P PER HANGINGS,
:ty es. aught before the tax ad (7ance, will
at the :sallow prices.
W. P. MARSHALL:
No. Zr Wood street.
•
1 Anal *EAR UNIONTOWN FOR
1
sale.— I 0 . acres. Thirty cleared and in
Won : .nnainder choice timber. Good
../ril wat red. excellent springs; suitable for
I ns
grain of stoc . Ba-r and Grist Mills within a
mile; good r ad to . Uniontown. Frio% :$7 per
acre. For to . etc., apply to or address
1 15. tillf li BERT &SO3I 8,
' ... .., - l . Commercial Brokers,
' I ' 51 Market a. reet.
FRESH .r.ikI,V,A.L Ok!
BOOTS, SHOES AND GUMS,
iwhiehwill be Bold at the old prices at
eel; t DOKLANWS, 98 Market street.
ESZEIN
Pcr
Inch 7cl I' 4 l Inch
do 8c 1 7 do..
do 4S.je 2; 1 :". do ..
Y z do
d o 3 do
40 I 3.!,1
1 do I.oc 4 do..
I', do 26c 15 do
Unnpowder.—The late advance was to the
foll"wing; Rifle. $3.25 1 , . keg; Blasting, $8.50.
nide% aro in fair demand; :Wes of Dry I'l in
17v.0.3c ; Green Sa!ted, Calf do tic.
Iron and Nails.
Flat Bar Iron.
.'Ato 6 by :`4 to 1 inch
2 to 6 by ,
to
1 to 0./ i to "
Horse Shoe Iron.
"4 to 1 by 516 to 3i inch...........
Heavy Band Iron.
2 to 6 by and 3-16 inch
to 1,11:i by '4 and 3-16 inch
7, 1 4 to 1% by and 3-16 inch.
';i" to , 3/ and 3-16 Rich
Hoop and Light Band
2!...1' to 6 inch
IX to 2 inch._
1% to inch
1 to 1;4 inch...
inch
3 inch
inch.
cent lb extra for all Cut Hoops.
Mound and SqUare.
I to 2'4 inch
4 , 4 to 2.4 inch...
3 to inch
inch
inch
4 and u-I , linen'
and 7-16 inch.
o-l 6
'4 inch
3-16 inch........
e zi to 1 1 4 inch,
ton num
inch.
gi inch.
:0,
3 4
Oval Iron
Sheet, lion,
No. 7 to 17.....
' , lB to 24 .................. ...........
" 25 and
27
......... Wi .....
- t i lb extra.
Shoots over 33 in. do. !-c
Plates.
Boiler Iron, 3-16 to %inch
Boiler finds
Tank 1r0n,3-16 to',4 in.,not over 30 wide, 3%
3-16 to Y 2 in. wide 4
Tank Heads, (not flanging) 4J
Boiler Rivets.. ...... . ....... ... .... .....
Stec/.
Spring,to 4 in. wide
1 4 by 3-16 and
1.4 LS 3 -16 sJad l / 4 in....
Plow, 4 to 16 ......
Plow Wings ..........................
American Blimer
Nang.
60d F
ds and ence.
10d, 123, 16Brd, a
20d, 30d. 401 50d
&
8d and 9d .....
611 and
4d and 541 ........ .... ...
3d
3d Fine Bfi;a
Cut Spikes. 3to 7 inch... ......
Wrought kes
4 inch, all lengths
5-P3
ltailroad Spike 3
Leather.
Red Spanish sole,? lb 23@27c Upper Tidozs33o4. 0
Slaughter do 20030 - Bridle do 40(.48
Harness do 28031 e Skirting Vilh 33c
OlL—Market firm, prices advanced, The rates
are: Relined, best brands, in bonds, 35c; Sha
ded do., 30c; best brands, free oil, 30040 c Lu
bricating, salts at 250.10 e ; Duck Creek. none in
market; Crude Petroleum. 15e; Benzoic) Deodor
ized, 28030 e; Linseed. advanced to 1 05; Lard Oil,
No. 1,85090 e per gallon.
Potatoes are in fair demand ; we quote sales
ranging DOM 650130 c per bushel.
Mess Pork—There is nothing 0.:(Ing in this
article. We' quote' nominally at $l2 00? barrel:
Pig BietaL—The market is very firm, baton
settled • too much se to give correct quotations
Seeds are looking up, (+lvor is held at $4 070
$.5 00. Timothy at .$1 020$1 70. Flag $1 75
bushel.
Rags—The following aretho latest: White
colored 3c; old Manilla rope and
Hemp do, commands 2c 1' pound.
Soaps—The following are the manufacturer?
prices: Rosin, tic; No 1 Palm, (PA; Castile and
Toilette, 10(i; Sawyer's Chemical Olive.4k.c, Wo
man's briend, 7c? 1b
Straw—Sells from city scales at $6 00(07 2570
ton
Starel—Woods'is• selling at 54e 'ft Thin lots.
Salt,—Prices hat stagain advanced with sales at
$3lO Cal 25 It barrel.
Tin Plate.—Sales fI. C. $l3 00; I' X. $1550;
Block Tin. 41(4-12.
Whiskey.--Sales. City Rectified, 35@eVn Old
Rye. Si 50@2 00.
`‘Vhite Leal.—Pricei have anvanced. White
in oil, per lb 9;4093.1e: Red pore. per:1 1 .9;4%9W;
do. do. dry perms. 93i@eie: Idtharge. Wee. •
QUIRTS AND. DRAWERS 'CHEAP AT
►M4loll4gurs. b 5 11.fthetreet. . : '
therewere th'
ing. The we'
warm for the
Z Th :
the Mirerr:
for Manna
WA. Ca .1
strived yeste
town. she ".
no mistake.
Juliet haa ti
boat service,
Z Ou
inSurther
E Thel
Steamer-Key
(123• for einci g
tea up in a . v.
fertober neai
SEr The
V:enderarift,
otnnati. Sha
tion from our
boat in every
superintende.
gratulate him
Thomas Shn
Se" The I
Coot, Robitls°
Louisville, I
tar Dim
meat of Copt . •
Bho leavos on ,
"WI , Mt I
WEST Igo. VI
for the above a
4P. M. For fr,
oe3l. 1
THIS I) I
E t adr 6 27. i t
L.L. Vand rgri
above port thi
ply on board.
oc3l
For Chi L
THIS
WIWI& S
san,moraniatale
toratpdiate Pohl
passage apply of
Tor Tinelnni
TIII3
CLAW, S, bhu
Conwdy, Clerk,
For freight or
0e.31
PITTSB
Lawn AND M
Pardee OF A
Single Seat in P
Dress Circle.
centre Colored
50 centre Galls •
Farewell Be efit of Mr. R. E. J. MILES,
Anilltistappear nee but one of MI hiNEHAIIA.
HE THE nuarEß.
The Forest D on Mr. Miles
Song Fanny hurt
To conclude ith the
• 00HWOOD.
Dick Turpin Mr; Miles
B 0 0 T
MeCLEL
.
60
.
.2 00
2 75
Etna Jun
Cash &
Bank &co ts .,
11. S. &
City Bonds
Railroad
Mortgage '
Real Estate. l , l
Total &mitt
31/
:ig
4
4 1 e,
t',l
31
................. 3
4
Claims, nnadj
Fire and
cppted at as fa,
aiatent with
DWELLING
insured on m
five years or I.
promptly paid
Applications
out relay, :,an;
fidelity and di
oclB:3md
DISSO• •
4N OF PARTNERSHIP.
' moiri PA TNEItSIirP
under the ame and style of 1i101111.11.3TZ,
tl LEAH:LEY. JO tiNSON, wasilissolved on the
2lnd of July. Erascus Johnson retiring. The
business of the dating from the 28th day of
March last, will be settled by
CIIALERIZ BLEAKI.RY; •
6e17 No. 153 Wood street .
CUs ?. • W.
( ;:v
• 7!..1" to BW'
5% •
11. BE L
M.J • 141 HITCH STAB= opposite Cathedral
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, -
I l i. DIAL= IN
NOTES, BOND :MORTGAGES =ad other Seen
rides.
3 E 0
3 75
4 00
4 25
4 75
5 75
5 75
6 75
3 75
SOLAR OIL
OF PENNSYLVANIA:
OFFICE ST. Of.A.IR ST.REEZ. near the Bridge.
giL.Addrese
J.• VW'
werl9-tf
TO CONSITATTP7IO3.
911 HE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN
.111. restored to health in a few weeks, by a very
siniple:reinedY, itfter having sugared several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dreadfhl
a,
disease ; Consum lion—is anxious to make known
to his follow suff rers the means of cure. :
To all who des re it, he will send a presoription
used (free of oh ge), with the directions for pre
paring and resin the same, which they will find a
sure caroler Orm =Viol', Asthma, Bronchitis, die.
The only °bloat of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit theaffneted, and spread
information -whibli be toneives to-be invaluable:'
and he hopes evdry sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing, and may _trove a
blessing. ' .
Parties wishing the_prarerption wilt please ad= drers Rey. EDWARD A. WILSON,
b ngs CO . ' N. x
S
WEE 1r PiIIrEATOES.--11 atiougis
choice SweetlPotatoes just reoeived and fir
sale by JAS. A. FET,ZRE,
,
0c25 Corner Market aid Eirst streets:
cußTioi
HOUSE
AN.
!MOP VIRG •
and Liberty 9
ItirOrders 801101
say
FAMILY
Family Fla
:., s . - , -. t ir.''.- ‘, V=. i k
C Bs IN ' ~LI;~t~SN7~. _
T OFPITTOBIlltiM,„ :
feat eightiichot mawr and'
ther dtuing thikai was -untuntrat
0,
eaztiictoeya'-:,-1-..: 4
rse ay wo
for ir
' .I""hoVit ß os e`
te
Alei-!:mitatiiiotli •
day from Pottar'lBlaY*diSti
a splendbl piece of inaoaamsm.and.
,
pretty ..eteatiore Romeo and
sold.l to the-Gov - it:ailment for Eklan4
.boats en are an*iciasly . awai
a of water... - -
new and seplendid linssenger
nal I. She has been finished atilt fit;
• superior manner.. :lye rO4
- ,
new steamer
mmanding, leaven today for 01n4
• attracted a good deal of atten-1
'ver MOD. Shoes inifna a elqundi4
!resp!respect. 6ho wal built ur.dertlio
ect.
of Copt. Vandergrifte• - W
lon producing -Bo tine aboet. Cantl
n be found in the' office.
punctual . steamer . liastingat
is sOnounood for Cincinnati and
t fail to note the advertise
Shurean'a steamer Silver Clcrud
atarday.
or Cineinnettil.
I ,
LS Dki ; - 4 P. M
,
- TIIIE-NEW-AND.SP.ILEN.?;
ID Passenger. Steamort—KEY'
N. Evans, conunander,-will. Mayo
d intermediate points . this day at
eight or onnago apply on board.
Tor etuciptuatl,,
Y, pg§rnvEty-4 P. M.
DIEW A ND SPLENDID.
arsenger- Packet. VOLUNTHER,
commander, will leave for- the,
day. For freight or Passage ap--'
unlit". and Louisville.
IDAY.'O CT, 31-10A.31.:4
71 4 FINM PASSE NGER auaer HASTINGS. R. Robin
vrill leave for ihea'iove and in,
is as announced. For freight or
aboard or to
J,B. LIVINGSTON & CO.
or JOHN BLACK. Agont.
ti. Louisville, Cairo and
St. LOCUM,
I AY. OCT. 31-4 P. M.
HE NEW AND SPLEN
iID Passenger Steamer SILVER
inan. Commander, Captain J. 73.
ill leave as announced &clove.
JlLL...age apply on board.
1/BEMENT'S.
RGH THEATRE
.WM. HENDERSON
miasmic—Private Boxes, $5 CO
ivate Box, $1 00 Parnnotto and
airs, 50 omits; Family Circle, 25
finery, 25 caner. Colored Bozos.
15 omits.
TION SALES
AND SHOES
-A T -
AND S ADCTION
55 Furrn STREET.
• Market Value,
otas $261,667 35
952,461 00
.eks 685,411 66
225,033 00
107;412:00
...... .. ........ .......... 166,200 CO
...... . . 87.963 18
$2,433,138 19
LIABILITIES. ‘'
and:uot due 4177.1362 16
Lf Nangah - on layer
ince ac
• mole rates and mica is ark eon
it profit and reliable indemni - y,
67T.RUGS AND..OHH
\TENTS. •
f▪ s.vlrable terms, for gal of
• Lasses equitably, 'ad
solicited. Poe
11 4' 10 Wwilthth
-1
. all ba 6.1111
sin's' •
'p a do & BROTHER,
• "'" . 9 63 Fourth street,.
Pittabititthrts.
WORMS COMPANY,
Selretai7 and Treasurer.'
C. STEINMETZ,
Gassy. Az.
CA.UPENT
JOBBER.
lbetcreate, .: wiesj-W*4l
PEMS33lllt(tityk
tad amtProliudy ititeatliat4
_
LO'v it..t4so Eistacti
Jim receive(' and forsake byl
JAR: A. FETZER,'
Mutat Aug Wirstesursto,
I '2.
alPaii l4-14 1in l
- 'cojiragh:l!
luelhAti ;
' W ritotWotlysngilow tooo. B4a t-_Jel4± *N :it4;'!--
COnt
24 .13*=•jsl!or'-tf6oa
•
HOZ-
AIEILITAILVVOTICOV4"(
• •BOVW. WI:
Waalthuct 7 tf , CitioD., cl.r4A)cf;.3;. , led%
MAJett JOSICPU:4;4itierrOIG
Sir - YOll are hereby not prized to ra~se.a
Regiment. a Cavalry to the Stati"of.PolitlipellitT,'
ilia, for three - Yeant or dniwa the oaf. In oast•
oN:dna in tl,aet? Ne
from this Department : • •
the Field- and Stile Otheereen* , be, , fititst". - 1 Wed
tipeweetnpletion of the organizes.'lOn oftlke-Beitt ,
idles of - clothing' . imam; horses , and elate teMde
will be furnished by the propeljlePartaleati-,
By orderoftheSecretarof W
C BUCKLiir AI
Brigadiettlen*landA ! A:44.
. .
- 11.14nQUAB.Velte
nalTi/3blltg;
- The foregMtg'intboritY Of the War'Depaiiinteol -- -"
ia,appproved; and _ordered .that the RegitifenteV
Cavalry.thne authorised le beraiied agreenbl_tto
the tame and onttutiaationindieated , hythil,:w
Department" - Brorder ofthe'Govertiot__.-
• A..L.
'Adjutant (1 enertd - .Pennsylvatda.'
Rrom tie above it Will' he seen that titep.nder;;'
signed has been debt milbotized to'raleetkilleg.;
Intent., It will be attached; n for - -
the Stanton' Cavaliy, - atatCol Janies-A l -44.441t., ,
maker will - aSsiSt - itt'..eomnietingithe - Regimen
The fatal:hal:don:Regiment anew at:Oithe Heire,
uniformed, and vall-:be' , ...nionnted:lere:44lve6 . -
Companies, of- this Regiment are , F.dvi
and Is: fast filling np n a r ar_ .
Companies. parts Of Companies and squatkrniC
already accepted. Nava now the last andmadefibtr ,
edly thorfinestoPportunity for Amtering - thireari,'
vice.r:A/IBOunties from the United Staten wifi
be given:le the .01012,:tirid"the Allegheny countw
Bounty to Edelman seine): be irdiatedtronittille.
gheny County. This Bittalien... hue'. bPen called
for special service the Seereta.iYpt War.imid
Will be armed, equipped and hersedwitilln*nat
possib:o delay:
ear The Colonel can &and at ltesidonnitera,..
BANK BLOCK; - Fifth' street . .....abovis,..bletieral
Howe'enfdoe.
-
CORM-TO: THE
TWOII.IMDRED'REEN
fill:the ranks of the aiINTO
PENNSYLV9N.T.4 RESERVE pORFS: ,,, Gbn
ilemen desirii?g tojoin•the areeyeanncrteonnoid
themselves with a better regiment. ! For further
information inquire at ltecruitingtElieei; AVilkftts
Hail.'Feurli street. - ,• : .
LOUT. JOEN F. BIRKPATRICI: r e -
ocl6:tnovlst - .Recruiting Oftr.
FOR THE .SIXTY THIRD _AWES
other Pennsylvania- regiments.7-The: under
signed' is still receiving recruits for. all ;the
Ponnsylvanbs regiments, but moreebiieciatly t.ha .
popular veteran regiment, the- Siity-thil.W.9odl
by the gallant Col. Hays. lle jay to every
recruit the usual governinxint , bounty and nd
Vance pay also the county bondluidextra bonnd- - -
tyuf $lO. .He will receive recruits fe. - ,i:Mis braheh -
of the service; infararwcavalry . -or - ertillerY.
Office at Wilkins Hall, FOnith street. -
•v. E. ditbss.
Ist-Petit. 6911. T. V. Inf.
etLL'AT PUMA)*
and supply yonrsolveB
FALL andIVINTER. HOSIERY and (MOVE'S
BALMORAL HOSE, fur ladies and misses. - -
BOSTON RIBBED HOSE, for ladips'and.ininr,s,
.FLEECY -LINED HOSE, for latHeinnttnilBBB...
KID. CLOTH. SILK -and. WOOL CLO YES,
GAUNTLETS and .MITTENS. , ;
WOOL HOODS. SCARV3,--NITEIA.S.. MUFFS.
ARMLETS, SONTAGS. LEGGINS.,
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRTS and DRAW
ERS, TRAVELING and LINEN gIITILTS .) .; -
TIES, COLL ABS. MUFFLERS, °Amu- •
LETS and GLOVES. WOOL, ME:
ElNO.and COTTON HOSE. .
And many other articles suitable for the told
season atthe lowest Prices. •
MMIP..T.JM
7S Market at., between Fourtirand I/tam - dud - it
0n23
WiliEtEr&
Sewing' Mach
NO. 27 FIFTH STREET. PITTSBITItaIL'EI
Awarded the.l4 - ret Prerniai at he
Unite,d'Stattes Fair
FOR TIIE-:YEAfiS
1858, ISS9 and
lIPWARDS,OF S 0 , 0 0 :o`'. , .d .
MACHINES noM in the United' Statek.
Elia
20,000 SOLD . Till PAST Titat'4.`
Woofer 1&11ie Utifino - -wnkt LER •
SON'S IMPROVED -
ILEDUcIIWRIISOBS, with .thweast4 ,en
of ita mitita nether 'bid and • mortmoeful - Family
&Our Machine pow in um: It doeaequaittkmll
011 ale thickest and Akiiinisifabrim thakea the
inipossible to anravel.
sides,: aimple in emartruotion, mare sYtf)di - :th
movement, end more durable tburr alp othorroty
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M-GARRARD being authorized to settle - up. the
business of the late fum at the otßee in theßrew - -
ery,__ & ld'ATho Browing_Businesk will be contitined.by
SPENCER AY. who intend to haveal
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TEtt and BROWN STOUT. The - undersigoed
will be thankful to the friends.of the late ftrurfor
a continuance of their patrortsge. and 'prowl's°
to make it their aim to give satisfaction to all who
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may purchase from them. ' _ -
Mr. ROBERT WATSON. Of Liberty street, so
long known to the business community will have,
the management of our business, with the ; full
control in the Brewery. . .
Address all orders to SPINC.EI3.)k-MoKAY.':-.'-'
.Pluenix Brewery, PlttabtuviiPa.
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