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dt' P P mum
ARS ROW' RENO IrOlUt and Jig
OXANET. Maraptie aiteatalorthe Dairy_
-• .1 and Weekly. 41tOser *oitioN and aff4•C ,
titfrized to take Adverthementalpd MaNgeliPtiOni I
• pri• um at ourletbeo Rime: ‘. . ,
WEDNESDAY ltrniNlNtl, $01%„26
AND IiIIqHBOBROOD
; Supremo Court.
•
tt TUESDAY, Nov. 25, 1862:
, vourt..inet.-at; 9 -a; AM Present Chit if
Juitice Lowrie land Justices. Woodward.
Strang and Read.
ITEeTolicTwingl opinions, were delivered
:By &wile, C. J.—Ewing vs:
Certiorari to . thelQuarterßessions of 1
Phil
adelphia. Certiorari quashed, and record
remitted --..and thereupon in Ewing vs,
soldmpson, (in equity) injunction. :dia.
iitd.
"Read, J---Monongahela Bridge Co.
irk; and same vs, Neel. Judgment
reversed, and new trial awarded: Wood
wai4 J. dissents;
. -
cOmmonwealth. ex rel. Gest vs. Selee
antllCommon Councils of the City of Pitts
baigh (Pittsburgh:and Connellaville
Fonkßonds). Bathe ex rd. Armstrong vs.
i 2, o, l !Commissioners of Allegheny county
(AtWheny Valleyißsilroad Bonds). Pe
titiouta for Mandamus. In each case,judg
mentOli4he demurrer against the defend
anta4and a'veremptory writ of mandamus
nws:rded. vs
Separate opiblons by Lowrie, C. J., in
the 'citses of Gest ail gurd's Ex'rs.
Woodwelb & 0o; iiii.„Bro ran &
rick4two eases. 'jefftirson. Judgment
affirnted.
The - following cases were then acted on :
Be'an and others 7 . Mathers. Mercer.
Argned.
DiOk vs. Frauton. Mercer. Non pros.
Brow, n and others in. McClean. Mer
cer. 'liContinued for argument at Phila.
delplfia, on the fourth Monday of March
next 4 •
Cenher and othersn l . Hannah. Mercer.
Non4ros.
Wore and others 7. Garrett's Ex'r.—
Mercer. Argued.
Yeager and others vs. Campbell. Mer
cer. ;,Non. pros.
Taylor vs. The 'Commonwealth. lifer- -
cer. !Continued for argument at Harris
burg, du the first Monday of May next.
Beaier county vs. Armstrong. Beaver.
Argued.
Black and others vs. Plumer. Venango.
Rule on defendant in error to show cause
why the non. pros. thotild not be taken
off.
Democratic Club Meeting.
At if meeting of the ~Allegheny- Demo
cratic Club, at Farley's Hall, Nov. 24th,
the President, - James C. Cummins, called
the meeting to order, and J. Harvy Davis
was *Ben Secretary. On motion of L
Wilmal,h, the meeting decided that the.
readingiof the minutes of the last meeting
be dispensed with. The committee-elect
ed to report officers for the Club was ac
cepted,iand was continued as a committee
until Ei Wail is procured. On motion of J.
Harvy Davis, the following officers were
electediby acclamation f President, Thos.
Farleyil Vice President, James C. Cum
mins; Recording Secretary, Charles P.
Whistofi• Treasurer , Chas. Reed; Correa
ponding;Secretary, Lyman Wilmarth. On
motio4the meeting adjourned.
J. Heavy DAVIS, Sec'y.
Another Itnection Concerning
limited Men.
A new question in reference to drafted
men, now in camp, has just arisen. It
seems that the drafting Commissioner fcr
Lancasteir county, in drawing for the ser
vice, drOw a certain per tentage over the
quota og the county, for the purpose of
tilling i i any deficiency in the quota of
the county that might occur through sub
sequent exemptions. A day or two ago a
writ of habeas corpus was granted by Judge
Pearson;hfor the production of one named
Scott, alleged to be illegally restrained of
his liberty by an officer of: the United
Stites government. The question in
volved iewhether a county drafting Com
missioner.,
may draw - more than the es
tablishedd quota of his, county. If the
question'is decided in the negative, Mr.
Scott, whose name was drawn in the sur
plus, wifthave to be released. Able coun
sel rom the city of Lancaster are employ
ed, and eke now at Harrisburg for the pe
titioner. L:1 Adjutant Thomas and Attorney-
General Meredith are also interested in
the matter. Some anxiety is manifested
to know hie final decision in the question,
as therellare some five or six hundred
drafted Men new in camp at Harrisburg,
drawn as 7 a surplus over and above the
regular tinota of Lancaster county.
1:
Sermon on Education.
To the Reverend Clergy of the State:
GENTLMEN : The EdUcational State
Convention ' which was in session in Har
risburg lietAn_guist, unanipously adopted
a resolntihn "That Ministers of the Gospel
throughotit the State be requested to
preach, oh the first Sunday in December,
1862, a sermon on popular education."
As the convention adopted no means to
make ite'Wishes i oft this, subject known to
you, othi4i than the publication of the
minutes of its proceedings, I have taken
the liberty{, in this manner, to invite your
attention 'to it.
At all dines, the due training of the
young is of great importance, and the re
lation to if Of the Christian, .lifinisters is
plain anarintMate. In the present unhap
py junctrrie of our Natidnal affairs, re
garding the future through the uncertain
BOA of the preeent, this importance is
really increased, and the relation of yotir
body to it iseema to become, in the same
pr%iortioil„ necessary. -
The wishes of the Convention are, there
fore, cordially,commended to your favor
able consideration, with the hope that you
will sianillaneously add your prayers to
the Fathetl, of Light, that He will, at this
time, espe'eially bless the•canse of General
Educationh and no guide the efforts of all
entrusted with its care, that the youth of
the land nifty become Christian citizens of
a united and prosperous Republic.
liVery respectfully, 1
Your obedient servant,
THOS. H. BURROWS
Sup't of Common Schools.i
Deparhnent of Common Schools,l
Haiiisburg, Nov. 11, 1862. f
•Leeture Season.
The Young Men's Mercantile Library
Associatidit will soon commence their
course of lictures. It is expected the
course will:11)e opened by Gorge Vanden
hoff, Esg.,i; of New York, with readings
from "Lel Miserables"—Victcir'Hugo e
popular w'drk.
rri
Surrendered by 1d Bail.
During ! I the trial of Hoerr, 43alty and
Kieichart , 4 Yesterday morning, th e bail of
the last waned defendant withdrew his re
qnnizaeciland surrendered him into the
hands of We Sheriff. Balty was in jail at
the commencement of the trial, and Hoerr
was remanded in consequence of the tes
timony de4loped on Monday.
IL
Barge Sim*.
A large 'barge, laden with coal, was sunk
in the river at Steubenville, on Sunday,
by running;:egainst the pier ereeted i for the',
Panhandle railroad bridge.
Denerved- Promotion.
Col. Sweitzerof the,l.32d regiment, has
bean assigned to the command of the Sec
ond Brigade, First 'Division of the First
Army COT*. Lieut. Col. Hull takes coin%
mand of the regiment.
THE great sale of Ladies' FUES will be
continued this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at
s auction. Great bargains may
be expected.
i>"loll.o4olFity.
4 4479rdit4P, COgilt be, introducid at the
ielttmeitingitifNunCili by Mr, Richard
_Thompson,. of -the:-Fifth Ward, increasing
the pay orthe 4 tley Policato $4O per month,
except ,one,, who us ~to receive $3O, the
• nighepoliee - $1.25' - 'each per night, the
Captain of the Watch-$44 per , month and
'the Lieutenants $4O each. The measure
is a good one, as our polieemen have al
ways been poo'y paid and can scarcely live
on their present salaries at the current
rates for provisions and'other necessaries.
It will also be a saving to the , county sa,
at the same time, a memorial will also be
offered, to be sent by Councils to the Leg
islature, asking that all perquisites and
'fees to policemen be cut off.' If this is
'act'ed': upon and tha laws are so amended
to abolish fees the compensation of
police officers will be small enough.
Thanksgiving Day.
As this approaches many will be looking
around for presents for their friends.
Nothing would •be more appropriate nor
in better taste than a set of ladies' furs,
will& may be had in all qualities and
styles at Fleming's, 139 Wood street.
Also
hats and caps in great variety, em
bracing all the newest and most desirable
styles. Persons wishing to purchase either
hats, caps or ladies', misses and children's
furs cannot do better than at Fleming's.
The Obey Homicide Case
The-trial of Hoerr, Balty. and Kier
charts, accused of being accessories to;the
murder of John A. Obey, by Thos. B.
Keenan was resumed yesterday morning.
Ncraddilional evidence of importance was
adduced for the Commonwealth' and the
prosecution closed before noon. Mr.
Jones made a brief opening and then pro.
ceeded to call witnesses for the defense.—
The drift of the testimony was that defend
ants had taken no part in the quarrel be
tween fieenau and Obey and had nothing
to do with the stabbing. The testimony
for the defence was just concluded when
Court adjourned in the evening. The
case will probably be concluded to-day,
unless the arguments of counsel are very
long.
To Resume Operations.
' The Brady's_ Bend Iron-. Works-up the
'Allegheny, have beenpurchased by a Bos•
ton compar.y and are being pat into repair
to be ready to go into operation by the Ist
Of March next, some three . hundred hands
being now employed there. Mr. Dudley,
who is to superintend these extensive
works, is a gentleman of peat experience.
When the works are running fall, they will
employ about-1,800 hands. Brady's Bend
is a town of some importance, and con
tains a good hotel and several churches.
Before the war the population was about
3,500. The grounds .lielonging to the
works embraces about 6000 acres, onpart
of which the town is built. The people of
the place look for quite a revival of busi
ness when the works are again in opera•
tion.
Steamboat Burned.
Monday morning the old steamboat
Brown Dick, for some years employed in
'transferring passengers and freight from
Bellair to Benwood, caught fire at the
First Ward Ship Yard, Wheeling, and was
entirely destroyed. A new boat has re
nntly been built from the machinery of
the Brown Dick, and the most of the
machinery had been transferred from the
old to the new boat, which was standing
alongside.
Cavalry Horses.
Mr. Win. Colder, of Harrisburg, has the
contract for furnishing fifteen hundred
horses to the United States Government,
for the new Pennsylvania Cavalry regi
ments now qu'irter ed at Camp McClellan.
By order of Adjutant General Thomas.
the Sixteenth Cavalry (One hundred and
sixty.first Pennsylvania Volunteers,) will
be supplied first, the surplus to be turned
over to Col. Kellogg, of the Seventeenth,
(One hundred and sixty-second Pennsyl
vania Volunieers,) Company A, of the
Sixteenth (Capt. Kennedy).
Peep 01 Day.
The Macarthy, or Peep O'Day Boys,
was presented at the Theatre, for the first
time this season, last evening to a good
audience, Mr. J. H: Allen personated
the Macarthy and the auditory seemed
well pleased with the entire performance.
The drama is essentially Irish and full of
startling incidents and fine situations. It
will be repeated this evening with the same
cast.
The Philadelphia Sheriffalty.
By the proceedings of the Supreme
Court, published elsewhere, it will be
seen that the Philadelphia contested elec
tion case has reached a termination, un
less some new proceedings are instituted.
The quashing of the certiorari is a refusal
of the SUPreme Court to review the action
of the lower Court, and the dissolving of
the. injection leaves Mr.'Thompson free to
assume the duties of the Sheriff's office of
Philadelphia, under his commission, just
as though the injunction had never issued.
New and Fresh Goods.
We direct attention to the card of Messrs.
Macrnm & Glyde, elsewhere. They have
just received large additions to their stock
from the Eastern markets, including new
styles of trimmings, ribbons, embroideries,
&c., which they ofer at very low rates.
They have an endless variety of New Eng
land woolen goods and notions, embracing
a number of articles never before offered
here. An inspection of their stock will
prove satisfactory to all desiring to pur
chase, as they are determined to sell good
goods at fair prices.
Harper's Perry Prisoners.
Another' regiment of exchanged Har
per's Ferry prisoners, from the West, was
expected to arrive last night and proceed
Eastward early this morning. The Sub
sistence Committee were making prepara
tions to give them a comfortable supper,
with . hot coffee, so refreshing to the weary
traveler. The regiment had not arrived
at eleven o'clock.
Eclectic Magazine.
This capital periodical, constantly in
creasing in circulation and popularity, is
out for December, tmd the current num
ber has been laid on our table by Henry
Miner, Fifth street. It is fall of entertain
ing matter and the engraving in each num
ber is alone worth the price.
GROVER & BA es e's Sewing Machines. for Amity
manufaetnring.purposes. are the beat in use.
' A. F. C lATONAY., General Agen t
IS Fifth street. Pittsburgh: Pa.
COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY,
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all sizes.
110TMAPIIIC ALBUMS,
new lot.
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ie acknowledged to be the best 'airtight
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Second Edition
THE VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.
Rebel Cavalry; in Maryland
ARRIVAL., FROM NEW ORLEANS
Bank of New Orleans Closed by Order .
of General Butler.
FROM F
ITEMS FRO SOUTHERN PAPERS
___
LATEST F 051 KANSAS CITY
&e., &c 4.
WAstusgrox,[November 26.—The Com
missioner of Intbrnal Revenue has decided
that an incorptated bank does not re
quire a brokers icense. .
All parties dasiricg to introduce goods
of any descriptiOn, within the jurisdiction
of Gen. Dix, must obtain from him a cer
tificate that such articles are needed for
military pitrposeS, and request a clearance
from the Treasury Department, which is
granted on such itpplication.
Sutlers to the army within thatjurisdic•
tion are now wathing for the promulga.
tion of regulation , governing the transpor
tation of their goOds.
It is understood that the Quartermaster
General will soonlact for the War Depart
ment, performirgl duty similar to that dis
charged. by Gen. Dix in connection with
the sutlers.
A dispatch received from the Army o
the Potomac says 'there is nothing impor
ant to communicate
Offerts Cross li,oads, Montgomery Co.,
Md., Nov. 25--This morning at daylight
a body of rebel chvalry crossed the Po
tomac, said to be! sixty strong, entered
Poolesville and seized Messrs. Cherry and
Sergeants, the government telegraph ope
rators stationed there, paroled them and
permitted them to telegraph their mishaps
to Washington. Their boldness has caused
much excitement id this neighborhood.
New YORK, November 25.—The steam
er Roanoke, from New Orleans, has been
signalled below. I
It wastthe steam4r Africa that was Big
nailed oft Cape Rabe yesterday, and not
the Arabia, as repbrted - in the news dis
patch.
The steamship koanoke from New
Orleans on the 15th and Havana on the
28th inst., arrived at this port to-night.—
Among her passengim are Gen. Arnold
and staff who are en route to Boston.—
Gen. Arnold is suff4ring under a paralyp.
tic shock.
Military Governor Shepley has issued a
proclamation calling upon the loyal elec
tors of the First and Second Congressional
Districts of Louisiana to choose represen
tatives to Cohgress.j and appointing the
3d of December as the day of holding the
election.
A hundred and twenty-four men of the
Bth Vermont regiment, who were captured
on the 4th of Septeriaber by the rebels,
were returned to NeW Orleans cn the lath
of September. Sevin were shot by the
rebels for having enlisted in New Orleans.
Three privates wEio formerly belonged
to the Confederate a-my, but who had en
listed in the Bth Vermont, and Sergeant
Mills and private Spear, both of Royal.
ton, Vermont, were detained at Vicksburg.
Four of the capture party had died during
their captivity.
Gen. Butler had ized and closed the
Bank of New Orleans, it having been as
certained that it had sent $405,000 in
specie to the rebel goVernment within sixty
days. This specie had been previously re
ported as having been sent away, which
was not the fact.
A cavalry reconnoisance sent out from
Gen. Weitzell's forcey captured two pieces
of cannon within four miles of Baton
Rouge.
The New Orleatut Delta exposes the
transaction of Ed. Gi-anbe & Co. with the
rebels, and implicates the French consul
as assisting them.
The steamer "Hero" put into Havana
on the 19th for coal, having been eleven
days out from Philadelphia fur Minnat
inith.
The weather was fide at Havana.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 24.—Late
/,
Southern papers hav been received here
by the flag of truce bat. The following
intelligence is from them :
The Memphis' Appeal, of Nov. 12th
says the owners of the steamer Alabama
gave bonds in the sum of £20,000 that she
would not leave. British waters until she
had a regular gearance. She was then
ti
allowed to go to sea ' n a trial trip, fully
provisioned and menu d, after having pre
viously been two trial rips to the Mersey.
The day after she sa4d her owners paid
the £20,000 penalty, rifled the vessel con:
tinned her trial trip Ito the Azores and
other ports. 1
A dispatch from Chattanooga says that
Buell is to be tried b court martial for
l t,
permitting the invasi n of Kentucky by
Bragg, and thinks it ingnlar, as that, on
the other hand, Bragg is summoned to
Richmond to answeri for riot whipping
Buell.
.It has been discovered in Georgia that
by digging wells forty tiles from the main
1 ,
shores, wherever the ide runs in and out
of the .reach of the Y nkees, water is ob
tied by which 250 ga, ions of water will
make one bushel of salt, whereas it takes
700 gallons of tide water to make the same
quantity.
A shoemaker in KnoXville the other day
charged $3O for a pair :1f boots, for which
he was immediately conscripted for extor-
tion. ,
The city authorities of Savannah, Ga.,
are making arrangempnts to move the
non-combatants from 'that city prepare
ry to the anticipated attack of the enemy.
The following resolution wits unani•
mously adopted by the Senate
Resolved, That the city of Savannah
should never be surrendered, that it should
be defended street by street, until, it ta
ken, the victors spoifs iihould be a heap of
rains.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 25.—The Santa Fe
mail, with dates to the i r 10th inst., arrived
this morning. The coach was delayed by
rain storms along the lute,
The distribution of I dian presents, fur
nished ky the Government for that portion
of the Utah tribe of Indians behinging . to
the superintendence ofjNew Mexico, took
place at the agency on the 3d inst. The
chiefs expressed themselves satisfied and
said they were desir9us to enter with
our troops in an expedition against the
Navajoes and help to I conquer the tribe
into obedence to the proper authorities.
All quiet along the route.
Flour firm and in good demand at $5 2665 25
for samerfine. Whent firm; jsl 0561 12 for prime
Recland' White. Corn dull at 45cD470 for new and
old. Oats is fair demand a 47@50c for new and
old. Rye 61565. Earley dill without change.—
Hogs unchanged, at $4 2504 60. 55,000 were
parked daring the week anFt 159.003 during the
season up to this evening, r:T i ainct 48.000 last sea Measpork uiet and unchanged.
son at this time
Gree n meet.. 334 for snout ,ers„ 545,k6 for sides
and 5.'.4(4,6% for hams. Lard quiet as ssic4B%.
Groceries. unchanged. :Gold declined to $1 r 4
Silver and demand notes Unchanged at $1 Zt;
Exchange steady at% discount and par.
RTRESS MONROE
Colton 'Earns.
No. stolo Ch 70c per
; 5 No 16 RI 750 per lb
1
11 ik 12@ 710 • " "17 @ 760 ' "
13 @ 720 " " "18 @, 77c "
14 l9 ffe 78c
"15 @ 74,0 " " "20 @ 790 "''
N 0.400 ®
35e @ 360 i
per doz. No. 800 @ 33c per doz.
" ,Po (di " '• "
" 600 @ "I " I,IXO ® .. .. .. 700 Mc " "
I Carpet Chain assorted oeli ra 50 eta per th
Candlewick,
white, on er 15 cuts__ 50 eta
Cotton Twin e, . 70 70
cets
ts " "
Ilatrang, common 38 cts " "
sheeting —Eagle cheating 25 ins. per yard;
Niagara do :443' ote. per yard,
Dried Beet —The market is bare; prices are
nominal.
Eggs are scarce Prices have advanced with
sa'ee at 171&18, per dozen-
Fish—Firm; sales Mackerel, No 3, large 775
r 941 00: do No. 2, $10: Pickled Herring $5: White
Fish. half bbl. 3 50.
Feed..--Steatly ; pales Middrngs. $1.25.@1.30
'shorts $1; ship atuff. Si and Bran, 90e per cwt.
Flour—We ha e nothing new to notice in ro
card .o this article. Buyere and sellers are apart
in their views—the former class seems determined
to i , vest at the present rates, The river being in
good beating order thcv are awaiting receipts to
ale to what extent it . wi 1 effect the . market. The',
sales nude partook altogether of a re , eil charac
er at the following rate.: Extra $6 00q93 12; Ex
tra family $6 5A:06 , 10; Very choice 5075@700,
Grain—The market remains about the pane
with a moderate demand at the following figures:
Wheat, Red is held at $1 15: White, 1 200$1 22 ;
Corn, prime old is held at6s@7d- new 60®65; Bar
ley is in moderate demand at 1 ars.l 22; Rye we
note regular sales at 70*75; Oats are dull with
sales at 45@500.
Groceries—The market is unchanged as re
ga,•ds prices or demands. The stook in first heads
*is not la ge. Sugar varies from 1.01.01103: Mole.
sec, 55(458; Rio Coffee 32(4)33e.
Iron and Balls.
Fiat Bar Iron.
I% to 6 by %. to 1 inFh ...... ...-.
2 to 6 by 1!-. 1 1 to 134
ii,i, to 1% bli %to %...........
Horse Shoe Iron.
5... g to 1 by 5-16 to °/ inch.............
heavy Band Iron.
2 to 6 by 3if, and 3-16 inch
4 too 71;
o by
I V 3 4n' 4
3 :1 - - 16
i m c h
... ..... ..
to b' 14 and 3-16 , nch
2 1 / to 6 inch.
V. 4
Hoop and Light Band,
I to 2 inch.
1,4 to 114 inch...
1 to PA inch
p 7 inns
~ ;nob_
inch
14 cent :Ft Ito extra for all Cut hoops.
Boundand Square.
I to 2Y, inch
_. ...
2 3 4 to 2-3'..: inch . ...
3 to 33 inch.......
79inch
- inch
',' inch
'... and 9-16 inch
s and 7-16 inch.
5-16 inch.
i,-f inch.—
3-16 inch.
Oval Iron.
N to 1 1 4 inch
to X inch.
inch.
X. inch
Sheet Iron.
No.lo to 17
. " 18 to 24
" '2.5 and 26
• ......... ••• ........... --•
'27 . . . .. .. , ...... .
Sheets over22:in. wide, ?4'e al extra,
Plates.
Boiler Iron, 3-16 Co g Lich
Boiler Heads •
Tank 1r0n.3-16 to in.;not over 30 wide, 5
3-16 to in. wide...—. SA
Tank Heads, (not flanging,)..
Boiler Rivets
Steel.
Spring, 1p to 4 I. wide .........
1 4 , by 3-16 and Kin—.
1, ,, g by 3-16 and K, in...
Plow, 4 to 16 in.. ...... .......
Plow Wings
American Blister .. . ........
Ifs
Brads and Fence.
10d. 160d2d. 163, 10d, 30d. 40d 50d:
& 'f
8d and 9d l!!egl
611 and 7d
4d and sd. .
3d
_ .
2d 3d Fine Bitted
Cut spikes. 3 to 7 inch
Wrought Spikes
inch. all loutbs
&-16 • •••• •
• OS
Kailroad Spike 3
Oils—The markets Sines our last have been
unusually excited, :In most of the targenities the
great question of the ;day seems to be c il. The
rat es have gone up to unreasonable prices. which
if it continues will soon go nutof use as a burning
tluid.c.The rates at present were 'Refined, beet
brands it liaivels including barrels, 65®70; Sha
ded. do 70®75. barrels included, bear brands' free
oil 7i(giBo 3 paok ages included; Dusk
u
Creek, and nipped none offering; Crude Petro
leum, 28@30; Sensate, deoderized. 50@55c.
Potatoes—Prices have advanced; sales of at
prime artiole at 75@80.
Mega Pork—There is nothing doing in this
article, We quote - nominally at $l2 00$ barreL
Plg.Met.aL—The market is very firm, but un
settled; too much so to give correct quotations
&alt.—Prices have again declined, with sales at
$1 50 13 barrel.
Seeds are looking up, clover is held at $5 25@
$5 37.- Timothy at $1 62 35 1 75. Flax $2 00 'S
bushel.
Seapn—The following are the manufacturers'
prices; Rosin, 6Y,c; No 1 Palm, 6%; Castile and
Toilette, lie; Sawyer's Chemical Oliyo.9e, We
.man's Friend, 7cill tb
Starch—Woods' is selling at Sell h in lots.
White Lead„--Prices have &mance& Whito
in oil, per lb 9 1, ,,A9-Xe; Red pure, per. fb.9 , 4@eic;
do. do. dry pei.9 1 4;(4)9i4c; Litharge, 934 c.
Window Glnos—The prices remain ileady,
and we quote as follows, for city brands, it boxes
of 50 feet„wi h 15, per cent. discount: tixB sad 7x9'
$2; Sxlo, $125; gel. 9111. 9x12 and 1 0x12,:52 50;
Bxl3, 9x14 and 10x14, $175; 9x15, 19xle andlOxltl.
$3 00.
Whiskey.—Prices have niateriall_y advtnced,
especially common and rectified. Holden de
mand and obtain 35@36 for city; rectified ed rye
continues to be disposed of at 500 to $1 SOW. 00 64
Cation.
CINCUiN.42I, NOT. 25
SUPRRIOR No. 1 CARBON OIL is retailing
at Joseph Fleming's, corner of the Dia..:
mond and Market street, at 60 cents per
APP LES 600 BARRELS PR ERIE
,beetle. ilia received by steamer LibirtY,
and for wile by - JAS. A. FETZER,
n 025 Corner Market and First street.
••:_MTainiten • • : r
Carethdlitse .and CorrErateak
• our own Conmerelal
Orrreg or_ren Sarnunlv Mo "WING POST.).
Prristracat.-liov. ssth, 1862.
• saentagsrlas.=.l3arlaess Slues' our. laid has lin- .
.
proved The niedcdrilse In the .I.llegkenY has
Seen a great benefit kr - 'trgui . ' e general' . 7 1Y. Our coal
boat men have hati.ibtiay tithe duri.sz the past
few days. Between9o,ooo .. and LOOO, 000 bushels
have dsparted for tbklower:ports. Tiror'.l will be
of great benefit to - the taitiei of Olneinnt Id and
'Louisville, as that4rtiole was lot only high In
Price, but verirscanb.': - Shoitlii's rise tithe ,nlace
in the Monongehelaitssikedrry out another :Beet
'whieh.waa'unablo tego ori the present rise. 'lle
weather has been u.nuttally pleasant forthe sea -
son, in foot it resemSes May mire than Novem
ber. The demand fir the leading articles con
tinues active, although we have no very heavy
operations to notice. Trade on the river during
the week has been brki, The exports have been
large, whilst boats have been scarce.
011 s—Sinoe the date of our We st. eekly report
the oil market, both East and have reach
ed the highest rates rrer before obtained. Pret
ty much all the oil onhand is now held by spec
ulators wh s have entre control of the market.—
fhe rates we publish nest be taken in accordance
with that fact, Of Duck Creek, Dipped and Lu
bricating oils the market is bare; we could hear
haveo transactions for ssme days past. The rates
' certainly rea - hed the top. and teethe who
have la ge supplies on hand at the top rates will
soon hear something a' pp,
Flour was dull Millers are unwilling to give
way whilst bays, s are cut disposed to speculate
at-the present figures. There is nothing doing
except in a retail way, The reoeipta are on the
increase.
Grai n h os underg ne n o change since the date
of our last report. :mks wore only moderate.
Gme, r g e , s _Th s o r ty sales making were in a
small way to meet the vents of the local trade,
Ale.—Taa following are the new rates set by
the manufacturers:
X
bbls s7 hf bbl
XX I bbls hf bbls
00 350 $8 00 400
Kennet... 900 450 Portv.. 700 350
Brown Stout bbl 800
Ashes—Another , dvance has been established
Pi oee our last, viz Soda Ash 4%; Refined do 4X;
Caustics Alkali 7%; Nitrite at 71 ,1 2 ®7%: Refined
do none in the market; Potash do; Pearls at 10c:
Mutter.—Market firm prices looking up. --
Sales of prime Roll. Mite; Packed 12013 c
Met - swax — Advanced to 32c ji lb.
Bacon—Market unchanged; we could learn of
no change worthy of notice. We quote nominallY
at Plain Hams 94100; S. C. +lams, 12@13e;
Sides. 6,4(436 1 ,4c; Shoulders 5 ?4g.5%.
Brooms—Sales at $1 25451 50 F dos for com
mon and $2452 50 for good and fancy
Buckets and Tultes--he m aacturers' prices are es B u ck e ts follow s : — plain in
sides laden's $1 45; painted inside, $1 50- 3 hoops,
$175; Tubs, No 1, 3 hoops, 'l4 dozen, $7 'l5; No 1
noope r s6 75; No 2, $6: N 0.3, $5 50; No 4, $4 75; it So; Keeler's No 2, $2 75; Ralf Bushels, sealed
$4 75
Bags - -Advanced; ealeabest Seamless 2 bushel
at $4.50@5 001110)
Cooperage.—Oil barrels have advanced to
$2 75, and flour barrels tossc
Candles advance ,; dipped 1234e0 lb ; Mould,.
I2Xe.; Star 18e: Sterine 17c.
Cheese /um; sales of W.R. 12:: Hamburg 13e.
Crackers:the advanced rates are as follows:
Water 6o Soda 7o
Butter 7 Boston... ......... 7c
Sugar 80 •
—Arracurnamot
11:11Mt & SON a s!
s ILLIMPAMIIIIIIS or:
11 RICO! AND.PLAtir ;:,
Vit&IRS
NAltzigITTA 135 ShiqffiltLDSTltlllfi
(Between Sixth street and Virgin slim)
nog PrITS1111:1194911, -
SECOND LOT
PIANOS & MELODEONS
REAL 13AltiG-AINS,
A ROSEWOOD ay e OCTAVE PIANO,
A
itnd corners, made by Chiokating -& Sons,
only 2% years old; a very fine instrument $2OO
A ltosewa id 6% octave liana same as above 200'
A }, osewoc,, 1 6N" octave Piano, Chiokertng &
Sons, abort yrs old. in firstratecondiron 183
A Rosewood 1, 1 4 octave Piano made by Sotto
maker, Philst aelPhiss a good Piano . 150
A Rosewood )otaa , Pulno, iron frame.
ma d e b y .H a li ots Davisw &Co , in rood order
A Rosewood 53406, Lave upright Plano, made
by Gileert, Boston,
A Mahogany 6 aotayk, Piano, made by Stod
art & tn., a yeti good. instrument,
A Mahogony Oct ave pi, .no, N. Y. make
A Walnut oatave Piano. Lease
kßto.
A Mahogony 6 oc t ave p - g, Ltlnd & Bro.
A Mahogony 5 j5 octave Pivot.'
A Mahogony 5 ootave Piano ,
A Rosewobd 5 octave Nana Meladeon
madeby . MUM 6 Ralmlin, as gp s ill as new 70
A R osewoo d 5 octave Piano s t y l e elodeon
made by Gerhardt 60
A Rosewood 5 'octave Artable Melo, deon
Pmot. s ade
ale by bY Carhardt--eosts7s 35
T. •
JOHN H. MELLOR /
dos 81 Wood street.
IL B. di C. P. BEARNELE,
Manufacturers arid Detains in,
BOOK OAP. LETTER,
and all kinds of
WRAPPING PAPER, have removed from
Me. 27 Wood street to
NO. 88 SMITHFIELD STREET.
,Pittsburgh.
air Cash paid for BAGEL a-44
STEAMEOAT AGENCY.
WIVE. HAZ LFTT
Has opened an office at
NO; WATER STREET,
Where he will transact a General Steamboat
Agency business. and would solicit a eharo dyne
rouge fromateamboatmen. ara-lyd
GUM BLANKETS,
FOR ARMY USE
W. MeCLINTOCIE & SON,
112 ILAMILEII. STREET.
,x 24.
DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO
110 Smitnfield street,• opposite the Custom
House. Chartered by the Legislature.
OFFICER,.
President JAMES PARK, Jr.,
VICE PEESIDENTS.
Wm. H. Smith H, F. Ro ld
Thos. D. Messier A. Rein =an
Francis Sellers Joe&• Rhodes
John F. Jennings, TacoL Stuokrath
Thomas S. Blair Alex. Bradley
Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack
TRIISTRES. •
Josiah King C Zuq
A 8 Bell Jos Dilworth
8 B Fowler Yr A Reed
Jae W Woodmen R C Sohmerts
F Rabm ' C W Ricketson
J M Tiernan .3 ll Hartman
D M Long R J Anderson
Jas W Baiter, D E McKinley
C II Wolf - Robert D Cochran
Wm bmith W 'Munson
0 B Jones B I` Jones
W H Phelps ' - C B Herron
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
D. E. MoKINLEY.
Open daily, from 9A.Y.t09 r. r. Ale s, Tag&
day and Saturday everungs,from 6 to 6 o'clock.
Deposits received of ORE DrmP and spwards.
Dividends declared in December and „Tune of
each year.
Dividends allowed to remain are plan ed to the
credit of the depositor ;as pride:too/, acid t ear in
tert, thus compounding it.
Books containing Charter. By-Lay,,„ a., far-
niched at the office.
AR` This Institation'olfers, especLally ts these
persons whose earnings are small. tlie cops. tunitY
to accumulate, by email deposits. easilyy
an ved, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, their
money not only being safe but ber.ringintert st, m
teed of remaining unprodnetsv,r. is Yl2
B ).RGAIMS FROM AFICTIO2.%
Boiled Jon
I .
..4 1534
7.1 9.1 ;
4 6
But a few of those bargains in TeINIATH
KERCIIIIITS remain unsold. those who are
not yet supplied should do so immediately.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Haidiefs at 250 worth SOo
• " Tucked, 50s $1 AO
" " htitched and Tacked 550 '•25
one or more a! the ab prices till all are sold.
EATON, MACRIIM 6c CO.
No, .17 Fifth strek.)
3q
4
3 3/
:3e
THIS DAY ANOTHRR
thoseAV F lot H o E
EXTRA FOE BALiIORALS,
Ber's Tripple Bole (New York make) for
LADIES, MISSES dz CHILDREN
Also a large assortment of
Ladies Tripple Solo,
LASTING, C.ONGRESSAND LACE GAITERS
Which we are selling as low as any house in
the city. •
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
NO. 81 FIFTH STREET.
nol3
MILITARY GAUNTLETS'
..... 4
A
BUCK AND HID oAurrnmils,
IN WHITE AND BUFF.
Received by Rxpress this day at
EATON. MACRUM & COS.
No. 17 Fifth street
SOLAR OIL WORKS CORLPANY,
4 00
4 25
4 50
4 75
5 25
6 25
6 25
7 25
25
OF PENEBYLVANLi:
OFFICE RT. CLAM STREEZ near the Bridge.
1161LAddress
J. WEAVER. JR.. Searehha and Treasurer ?
zuyl9-tf
V IO :3:it#
BORLAND'[,
98 Itt,,IITLEr
Ladies, - Misses and Childrens Balmoral Buds,
Army Gaiters, Gums. Men's, Boy's and Youths
Boots and Brogan. Call and examine at
JOS. H. BORLAND'S,
Cheap Cash St...re, N0,„98 Market street, sec
ond door from Fifth- [nols]
STEEL BELT CLASPA—A CHOICE
lot of these desirable
.Belt Clasps of Steel Brilliants,
direct from importers. Received and for sale by
EATON, 111.11111111 .t CO.,
No. 17 Fifth street."
AN ELEGANT LOT OF
- P,LUSH SLIPPER PATTERNS,
nemAyikl by Enron this day. Now is the time
to:make selections for the holidays.
uols EATON, DIACRUN dt CO.
20.000 BUSHELS OF BIM
Wanted at
MO OR.O S DISTILLERY. -.
Will pay the highest cashprices.
MOMAS MOO=
WM/ 89 Ifirct street. Pittsburgh.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
7IHE PARTNERSHIP smEisTING,
-.
under the name end 5t7141 - ,Of :be kALTZ;:
111• E KLEY, &JO dNSON, weed** V 12 : 1 4. 0 '
Zkd ef July, ult., kraut's Johnson. -
business of the firm, dating from tiKMR . 9IOOf
Medi last, will be nettled by
SCRhiERIZ & BL.EARLNY,
0017 No. 153 Wood street.
AXILYF LO Lr . —5O BARRELS
Family Flour just received and for sale by
JAS. A. FETZER,
corner Market and Fire Streets.
MI SSA 8 !MOROCCO BALMORAL
Boots at frEoClalßid's Auction.
SECON,CLHAND
Spencer - & 1117 ay,
ItIEWERS AND . MASTERS
Pstattirr Srsaw:Bitswiar,
Pittsburgh. Septemberlo,l362.
.1) 188011.11TION PA.MTNEBSin_P.
—The partnershb heretofore existing be
tween JOS SPX.NCER and W. IL GA.BRARD,
was dissolved on the 20th of Augnit, 1862, W .
•H. GARRARD being authorized to settle up the
business of the late drm at the office in the Bre'
cry. The Brewing_BneMess will be continued b
SPENCER & &PRAY. who intend to have . -
ways on hand a superior article of ALE. POR
.TEtt and BROWN STOUT. The ,undersigned
will le e thankful to ths friends of the late firm for
a contkoosape of their patromme, and promtise
to make aim to givesaction to all who
ma_y purchasefrom them.
Mr. I ROBERT. WATSON. of Libertv street. so
ioniplutown to the business community. will have
;the management of our business, wlth the full
control in the Brewery.
-Address. all orders to- SPENCER& MoRAY.'
&Urals Brewery. Pittsburgh, _Pa.
JOSEPH SPENCER. -
- mill
.s,lyd JAMES MORAY:
BALioRALsKisTB
Arblaigtiitl~idiltoolitoe of We Board
-of•Trado-orr . ito;"'
• AVAstetAlNiAt,' VA , il 51AglilifffigrT
JBO. S. DILwuRTIF. I mounzEIRY.
DAVID MeCANDLESEL
„itzrzit, msvaaacimisw:,
PORT Or PITTBBURGfCi : ... :
kank]m Bennett ,
&Mini Mlle.
Gallatin, Clarke, do
Bayard. Peebles. Elisabeth.
H. Potrin. ' Marietta.:
Market Boy: •
Cottage. No 2, Saint. Cincinnati.
DEPARTED. •
Franklin, Bennett, Brownsville.
- ..Gallatin. Clarke; do
Bayard, Peebles, Elisabeth.
Renton Ebert , Lnnisville.
Orient, Marton:
Emma Graham, ',Ayers; Zineaville.
Stir The river—Last evening, at
light there were 6 feet 4 inches water and falling
slowly. The weather looks like rain.
Natters and things about .the Wharf
%ADM OD the Wharf Was brisk, We exports
and imports are libitral,—The Allegheny 'river.
boats are doing a large business' in oil.--"--Tne
Nell Y Rodgers was advertised to leave Cincinnati
for this port on Saturday —Cant ti; W.-John
em's new idle wheel stenther will soon be ready
to take her plane in the Wheel' og trade+—Wan
ted badly—a coal boat rise in the Monongahela
river—lt was reported about tltelandiag that
the Denmark hat been raleed.'..7: - Gray
RhOdes - nre blinding two Brit-class side whetil
steamers for the Northern Line Packet Company,
—Our ship yards are all full at preeenttiniber
-scarce—, 7-Deak handeanctjahorera.are adeTea.—
Tile former obtain-$4O per-month.—
12k
120
85
75
45
20
20
For Marietta sue Zonervllle
Regtilisr -Mturkicn River Pocket
Itoves Pittman every baturday at
Zwileiirl. eevery Tuesday:S ..
THE FINE PASSENGER .
ZANG:I2 I titbit:Ger LIZZ.I.B MARTIN; D.' T,
Brown, commander, will leave an noted above.
For freight or plumage apply on board or to
no 213 J, B. LIVINGSTON it. C 0....
' For llfarlequand Zanesville.
'dor 'Muskingum river Packet
'1 .Pittaburgh every Tuesday. o
-"1.1‘ '.summate every Friday S a.m.
THE NEW ABD SPLENDID .
EMMA GRA
m ae. kyars,mponioder, will leave OS
e t ita Av ousossedtMon
noted above: Ye
board onto
•
For clnchanaitsue.; 4
PlFR6DAY:lioiv2rt: P. M.
Zgriggit ITIEBOE*.TAigg,,,L7LEtipto
'';Pasaenger.ateamer, --rej ti ,SS n •
J. H. Lightner eommander, will leave
above and intermediate points.
For freight or passage apply' on board or to
p 026 • .3..8. LIVINGSTON & CO.
For Cincinnati and Lonilsville .
THI6 DA.-.Y. N0V. 4 25. - . •
HE NEW AND FINE p&S.
Banger steamer NAVIGATOR ;
John Shoos°, commander. *RI leaVeO/fannouno
ed above. • • •
For freight or passage apply' ol) boaid or to .
n 02- J. .13. LIV GSTON.
JOirOBENMffTI3.
GASSETT 86-00.1 MUSEUM'
of fine Arta and Comm: mope of
AN thod
,ERICAN ItEgELLI ig;
On exhibition daily from lo' a. in. to 10 p. ml at
MASONIC IiALL
Admission 15 cents: Children 10 cents.
.044
mcd7tf
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LIMAN AND MANADITC RENDBBSON -
P 311386 op ADNISEION.7PratO BUM $5 - 00
Single Seat in Private Box, 100; Pollnow, one.
Drees Ciioie. oaaire, Id cents; .Family , Circle, 25.
cent% Colored mitt Colored-Boom
'5O °onto- Gallery 15 cent& . •
3d night of the . engagement °fair. J. H. ALRen
' use A RTHY, OM rim ;MP , O'llAY:
The hl acarthY 1
'• ' Mx Allen'
Cant Peep teDay I ------ ******** "---*
pi illy Brady ' Miss dillat
Marylielly ~.,...-Mrs Myron
Ale& Purcell ......._ ... * , ..... .......'....„. My 'Chapin
The performance to canclucewitki 11- - i
seENE ON THE IC$
By Mr• J ackson Hoines, the gremt Skater
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and ExPerience of .a
Poor Young Man
AIL GEN T MA N HAVING REEF
cured of the 'emits of early , error and die
eme, wil , from motives of benevoienee, sand to
those who request it, a copy of the aboveinterest
ing narrative, published, by himself. This little
book is designed 'as a warning and caution =to
young men and those woo . saffer from Ngsvons
.DasuirrT, Loss OP hinfoßre'raasmAturitz DECAY.
dro" dro.; supplying. attixeturte 'time the means of
t at-care. Single onpieg will be sent 4ander Seal
in a 'dam envelope—without charge—to any who
requNn it, by addre:girig the anther.
tHILS,-A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
no24:3ll:dsw] Greenpoint, Long Island, N.Y.
w o ujers Will Never Cease,
Neither does :IL Tobias' Venetian Linament
ever fail to stop th,". most severe pain. This is no
new humbug ar ti c l e. but anold'established rem
edy; having gbeen 11 , 61
.. 43" thOUßßildB Ake
b et fift een y ears; cam on the agent sad 'get a
pamphlet with a fall desetticsn eithig 1/ V ic
.
ri3medy. None genuine tiniest, 10,Y o-.
bias, Depot, 56 Cartlandt street,l'k ewx ark Sold
by all Druggi sts.' , a‘ol2:dtsw3wo
Pittsb
Sold h
by Thoriu .
m Igedipath;D3a' . Alle r
•
urg
IatIIE
Why is it that ORISTADOSO'S HAIR HY.,
the beat IN THE - WS/BID?
BECAUSE eminent chemists sareol-
BECA:USE it contains no caustic compounds!
BECAUSE it.wears longer thamany other 1
BECAUSE it operates instantaneous/y/ •
BECAUSE it does not stain the 'skin 1 . •
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the hair
BECAUSE it corrects, the Mid effects of other.
dyeal .
BECAUSE its_presence cannot he.dateotodl
BECAUSE NEVER" :FAILS .
Manufactured by CHISTADORO: . 6-Asto -
House, New York; Sold eyerywhire,-and appli
ed by all Hair Uressets, • •
prim $l. $l5O and $3 per box. Remolding to sire.
ORISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE,
Is invaluable with hiltDro. as it imparts the ut-
most softnese, the most beautiful gloss; and great
vitalityto the Hair;
Price 50 . 0 ents..$1. and $2 ber hottle according fo •
13i Sold by Thomas' Itedpatir, "Damond
Pittab • rgh..Pa. 11Q12;daw/Inee
Foots about' BriiiidrettOs Pins,
New CAIST4E
•
Westchester Co., N. Y.. Oat: 23, 1322
EL
..
Taw ExcE Edfror-Sing • ina
Repub/iOan ,_,lB ; •
Dear Sir— .1 would state that I was induced
use BrLANDitillis P 1.4143. through, the recent;
mendation of John It, Swift., of Croton, WestoheaL
ter ootmtz who was entirely motored to health
by their usa. - l ie wessick formate twoyeara v9ry
costive and d,vspeotio., and he tried everything
but was not relieved. Finally, he took one Bran
dreth'sPilleveryy day fora week, and kdosie of*
Pills every day for three dim and then took one
Pill every day, wittran occasional dose of air. In
one month he was able to go to work: and inthree
months he.weLl. gaining 40 ands in weight. , .
Yours trulY. =WARD PURDY.
• •
WEISICHIBTrIt COUNTY. BS: 1 I
Edward - Purdy being duly sitotn, Bain that he
resides in , the town 'of 'Now Casthr,. that some
years ago he was very nick - with a sore. on
n Ail/
which had been running for overliis that
he was '
also much distressed by a pai n hitches%
and besides very costive and dyspeptic thit
ter trying various remedies and many phydeime.
he commenced usingßrandreth's Pills, six to eight
three times a week, and at the end of one month,
the sore on his leg healed, and at the. end. of two'
his
months was - entirely cured.of costiveness, flys
pepsia and pain. and has remained well over
since,. fp, BOWAttB PURD
Sworn to'before me. this 18th day of 0ct.1862.
S. MALCOLMi SMITti,
noltailkw•tfa. .
Justice of the Peace.
Sold by
Thomas Bedpan', Diamond Alley,
Pittsburgh, . •
1,000 BALMORAL SHIRTS
in bright and - beantltd colort Merchants and
deaiers 'implied in quantity. -
EATON, NACRIFIK &CO.:
N 0,17 Fifth street.
Bani&tbrifirale Of soo t A and
ELli „
et valikkes3 T 4,- ' sr
-- f L; NG .rbleilA IPTH •
Wr" in "" Lr-LEAHTR o z nu t n .!
i 'watt tb , OYAILtet ice d
4 •;:! -- COME ADD i~EL
1d r ow
rFstab •
sztur3y
lio,4loEs.
I, EITABEE- 'VW" , HET IN THE
1W - STANTON 0.67441,4 V ' '
BOUNTY' $1.77:f,
Milt DAPAWiligary, t
.., Washbsetcts.CitY, P , : . c., -0 0 4 , 8 . , Ise I
ounii Joon% A:sToolcroN, Pittsburgh, Pa: •
sie :, You are - hereby ' authorized to raise a
Iteitinumt of Vavalry.in 'dm State of Penust Iva
lala. fonthree years, or duthite_the mar, to be er
red - in raccordance -with !uota. 7'.Order No.
„ from this Department....._ . ,..,.
¶lhe Field anti Staff °Greta can -he mustered
Upon - Completion' of the oreamration. of the Regi
ment, [„ --- .
_, ~,
....... k _,,..„. T
• Donated gienwill be musteredpeenrolled. Sup
plies-of claithine, arms horses aid, equipments •
will befunsished bythaproger-Degartment.
By order of the Secretary ofWar.
C. Y.IBUCKENGHAIi
Brigadier GuattralandA. A.. 0.
Ihunetwiresis - PlUntEVLlr.e.nii. MILITIA.).
rg..ocC 7,4802.
The foregoing
- authority of thaltrarDepartment
is approved. and orderait ',that USW Regiment of
Cavalry:thus auttorisedark be raisaitheneably to
the - tern:nand onpinlsatignindiestedity the War
Department. BY Order °Ube Governor.
..' . A..Le RUSSELL,
Minima General Pennsylvania.
.... _ ~ . _ .
From the above it Will :be nein - Vitali . ° under
'
vaned has been dilly author:zed to - raise this Rea
insent.:—/t snit beattache&as fataelaissible to
the Stanton Cavalry; -- and 'Coli..Ternes 31. &hoop
maker win .gedat in,eompletingAbir'Reeiment.
The fir:di:Manton Reinmentisnowat Camp Howe,
liiiifornied. and will be .-- mounted. here. Five
Companies of, this Rea:Went .are now in Camp
and is - fast tiher tip. , -.-! r'•
Companies'parts of.Ccmpaniesilnd, squads, not
atreadyeceepted, -- haveilow the bistatOttnclotibt
pdly_theifinest opportunity for•en g the ser
vice. " All Bounties from the; Ord - States will
be given .to the meniandthiti.All County
Bounty , to such men as may be enlisted m Alle
ghW,CountYl-,This Battalion has been called
; a
for sonviettb7..thulSeeretarymf,War. and
win De armedf.equlPPedandhoseraimitilthe least
Yoacible delay. ~- =r, , 1:,.. ,t-
BANK ,-BLOCK..
Colonelcanbe ataletubsuarters,
RANK FifthAttreat . -± above , - - Veneral
Howe's office) Zl.- ~,,L,,!,:Li-25.xesseil.-tf
_4
TO THE P UBII d'.l
- -- ' ' ' - -• - tiv.ii A.-2-ymie-. 4 , --.?
,fI'ETD:P Et LA.1.1, - Z, zs, ' • t
i
Alltheign t &naafis """'" °4l .
/7 /dodge:Z*l lienomiz
flatland/ Imes leiciet 'mid ".-- z
delimit*. diso mgt.-, - - p f
'abuse - Ind: disease or , .••
- , Ado= oomnronand in•-• i. A ' •
_i*.h,•t to yonths of both:- ~" I _
wa•rh • - -' - nd liatati,! Atlallit or maimen., , ,Docause
IlsexiV -1 .: nay ribLiahea the_ bat :tittle dans
"2 , DZAMP : a — stand falsely modmt are eirossifully
1 3 .,,..,'":r.....°•,1,... - -it it a great ton .vin:y.liramotal
""""',4 r., ." 1 "" . ....„„.-'""'''''' - lon and.:: , lcompli. Aton amaos
and . 4 : ' —- 1 :•' - '`' - • .. sons and.daeattera. Their
s am it i , thirir wi p r a in t ea rce r j'...ei cantionstaleop_them
- m_tmoraneethatVin ag). ‘`l . B6ll2 , 4 s era ntintii pr e ma ;
STlMPaex.Mipt Puw" ••``''s eitabiii sell
tine might- beitsr2ttlhom =look ___,,,,,, ru ti
Modest • and 4.reemozoinens,*zdjut:S^-- e nd
raised In isdorene*, - *or t lmg•up Ai 111 001E8 ~.
who oompare,locipix, inolthemice. sense, &a, RO
Xollara -mil cien4 : rgystertNtsly. :meanly MIES"
i gotta. Ilia to PnbliOnYs howover. the' .fnumerors
• Pakentes.alid-millions arc _thank* ~that their
,- -liaitlaiters , and warilz - i-er v -7yeagyl feeble
1 , sh oats conditidifaryl 4 apr...''aP-V,'
I ..- ins : been' 'to-health- and - virorby ii--,
1 allifillBlll, ,n, "dee wansi - befo ,re and after
,' - marriage throteen
rt re beent cavettanich anti
S o
forth& ansiebvlti6 - 'don.% ito,' Spormatorz ,
1 heaor sooteznal emunisaions, are cornoletely cared
in away short space of timeby his neirlingedie2.
[ shieltareMMadisirlytis owt: - TiroYariCcompounds
rom the= le' ilingdoriCithvq - siien th e
fallaceofthehtleetaialtreataient,he abandon
ed it and , attbstitztted the , visitablei- *nee dia.
•easesare treated with mierkeetoomegonspe had
over forty yeasa - 1101 eetharfeziati meant :a - ex:-
matt in hospitals of .both the Dld.:Warld - Ind in
thelJnited Stateitleadif him tOW I 7 -. thmllVl a
fairtriai, health and hophmes - wikagatii; loom
am the now—palledtheek: Trfilo.mo - ionger with
antntebanks and -tipacha butemiat - vid
e n cured
Consumption and elf of its kirielt.ed - 'armies, of
which soomany ant Ell car conlatiSrs. Can
now - be.rehercepro they - -attetkrio it is
time ; Pall particulate oain c ._ - eihad'ofiby trastment
byprocur:nka copy oft ifp .h.ledwilAdviacr,which
is given strabato all tha,aPPIY Haivlvir tha 24 -
- vantage of over - for - Yeitre extent:zee an d
observation, oonseottentl7, Le ba4 superior ideal
in the treatment of sootaaVilloeasea. and who is
daily commltedbytheprofessidn, as Well fiSKOOOIII
- by repeatable. citizens, zhiblissitirs, pro
whitens, of hotels, • ace glace Sri Shaithbeld
streak - near Diamond street. -Privato comment
cations ' from all pada of the'Union strictly ra
tended to. Direct to ..,. _...-!-.
de&aydim
AM.ERIO-0 WATOILPS
FOR S93{-a.)AP.X.I4P:
nilt. PERSONS THAT. ARE OBLIGED
to give a watch hardmeage , attimetr- They
are put up in very heavy - Silver.huntanecasee,
meetly finished, annul° in construction,-wad-net at
.all apt to get outOf o: der . neita er ridineon liorse -
back. or Railroadlwillaffeet. thenwoi for correct
ness of time. they , are the 4,0 Tereigtk
Vatolu(s #apottp ci. -
RE! N EhIA Ali-NIE YR A N &SEIDLE,
WThiE444 . AllEmS; - %12.211 - ift
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cassimEß l ES ASP *A 8 titicie
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FANCY COATIlliolt:
Of the most deaira,bie 01164 aat a / 1 111 0a
OVERO4)A. ' Tii‘i;alig
THE BEST TO BEEOUMD IN EASTERNIAANKEt. .
Chg . stock has bisee.soleoted,.w/th.. cl:es,l . re to
=Ns t he tad" ` o ,fleg ntaa:Air a: with :
. -
MERCHA!T TAXLO.4I;V:
,• • - rack - street.
g ood Cosa
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ealniperiorarticAo of
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PITTSBURGII:
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SewingetAikachilieK
:No. 27 MEIJI- i. 249
Awarded the Aril Pramilias at in.
United States Fair
FOR : THE YFARIK
1858, 1859 and 1860. - :
UPWAitDB ors 0 , tj , 0 o
MACHINES sold in the Unites &etas:
moniTnier
:chow SOLD PAST imam
We offer to the r isb lie WlThogfjsa dr WTI.
SON'S IMPROVED ISEWING Me-CllO - E, at
REDUCED PRICES, with increased cotikessei
of its merits asthe best and most oiertd ikaity
Sesrine . Machine now in,use. dew equally
ori the thickeef and thinnest' falrio4''uliikee tic
lea-stitch impose - Me to ocralred. bo.s
sidee. Is simple in coceitriction; Nora:o - .1450 ( 1e
moyament.and more duraide than sey,dther
chines. threnlars, dice piices mad . de:arbsitss
'Malachias furnished scratikon applieestitie.
son or Wetter: •
Evers Masthicesearranted for was ream.
an? . Wm. SC-I/NET: Of).
IiTTSBIIRGH 11.8.6.111C151,
Wood Street, of the Baltimor e Piano Fr:e•
Uri; established in 1836- E choica rtoch'ct-nan:
7 - octaxiipentre Pia_ocia: combining nn the,
tialotf fust obtains-mamma with bitonocelties
(underpatent). highly impGrtnnt to the atiticaJ
pianist.' lowfor cash or secant:Labe. '.•
WISE it
Nancwltrovici,c,
TO. BMW OY BOOTS,' 101
.OES. • alialtito
OR
/or Pall or Winter Wear.GOMM
MEM
BEN