• D _ _ Argument ipt the Thilunpon the County Treaenrer. Some sixiieeks since a rule was granted by the, Court, of. Common Pleas, on Aaron Floyd, .Cointi Treasurer, to shots; cause why. a mandamus should not issue com pelling him'to pay a warrant held by D. R. Coon, for $12,62, as juror's fees. On Sat urday, the Treasurer filed his answer, showing that ell'the money in the tress was 'covered up, by judgments upon • ""; _N" ur7 special upon' railroad coupons, on specia as. Denmeratteltle - etin,— F The Democracy of McClure to\ judgments in the United States Circuit Courts. Mr. Geyer ,moved that the rule .1 held an adjourned meeting at the lek, be made absolute and that a mandamus John Hartman, and put in nominati orkpompelling. payment should issue. He full - Democratic ticket. The composed - of Messrs. Kerr, Eckert, Rich - in—mi tte4gried that the originalproceedings in the reme Court, by. the bondholders' at .i.l ardson, Gerber and Deyer r made the fol- tva, were to compel the levy of a tax lowing report, through their chairman, 4' 11 .1 interest on the bon ds; this point ' ;;, which was adopted and ordered to be jud - t d prin e : mon%, they insist on having their satisfied in full out . 1, • Resolved, That the gentlemen nomina- the or he Treasury' appropriated for', of ;;.ted for the different offices, at can con- held thatxpenses of the county. He ,;fidently recommend to the voters as com- for comity- 5 the Treasury set apart !Utent, honest and reliable Democrats. satisfy these \sea could not be taken to me spurn those who 'trample on the Con- the decision vents, notwithstanding 4.tititution, disregarding extremists who are "no moneys cad,age McCandless that hostile. o our nationality, to tree negroes until a ft er they , sheoperly appropriated tat the public expense. thei Treasury.' M‘ve been paid into Resolved, That we take this occasion to length in behalf of - tlenney followed at ~ ;i3xpress our preference for Gen. G. W. Courtirendered no deezasarer, but the Cass, for Governor. The State requires may be looked for in ct\ • An opinion 4 r e gentleman of his sterling Democracy. January we shall also ba t tiime. In •!n him the people will have integrity, ca. decision of Judge Grier, i nlq promised city and a fearless discharge of duty. ing the same point. involv• he Democracy of the old Keystone will ' come booming into „line with a Jackson ni ajorityfor the min who never flinches ftom duty. •• Resolved, That the base conspiracy of :the Magic, Circle in the hands of a vascilla ting man to break down a patriotic general, die idol of the army, will recoil on the in istigators. The American people will not submit or allow a gallant officer, in,whom there is no guile, to be driven into privacy tolgralify the ravings of an infamous fa°. tibn who seek the destruction of the Con .. atftution -to glut theirhellish vengeance. Democrats,"by an indissollabe tie, will ever be comrades in supporting the Con stitution of our country and the nation all of its people." ' esolved, That in common with others wdare deeply interested in the final settle ment of the bond question. We are favor able to an honorable compromise and are willing to perform our part, (not that we consider the acts of designing and cor rupt agents binding). The Courts are against us; _but under a late dictum of the Supreme Court we are not bound for more than what were paid for the bonds by the honest laborer, yet we discover the taxlilevied to pay interest on the whole sum. This is not legal nor just, and must be assisted. Mr. Williams, who assisted in creating this litigation and involved our peoille in costs, has been elected to Con , gresit, on this issue. We look to him to carry out his pledges. Could he not get - "thd, Abe" to confiscate the bonds and thereby relieve the people 7 "Military necessity" might plead the excuse for • this.lit Resolved, That the dominant party in Congkess, in tabling the just and fair prop osition of Mr. Cox shows that the liberty of loYal citizens is worth nothing beside the eternal negro. The late uprising of the people in the different States has done more, to bring back the administration a tosense of fear than the rebels in arms. The;., Democrats in power will be found sustaining the right against wrong. Thethair appointed Messrs. Kerr, Eck ert and Gerber a committee to call meet. logs' ?ie. The meeting was addressed by Messrii. Kerr and Phillips, and adjourned at to meet the call of the committee. ti HENRY PHILLIPS, Chairman. C. ARBER, Secretary. It POST. war EITTULn. ggsTimon.LL CO.*, NO; 37 aud weau Alr reW YORK and 6 . sTATH 4 ki take /ann. agents for the Dally , .1 1 Or 128 At 0111. Lowest .111Aose altiakinid..axe mss and Subscriptions J 1 • MONDAY MO OITY k( From Weatein Virginia. On test Thurday evening there was much excitement in Tucker county, Va., arisingl out of a report that the rebels nere 'moving on St. George's in force.— he . mdvement is supposed to be by a-part of ImbOden's forces, to aid the rebels of Tucktounty in resisting the assessment of $6, recently made upon them by Gen. 'Milroy, for the purpose of making good 1613ses sustained by Union me nOn Wednesday last a detachment of the . Ringgold Cavalry battalion and Captain Rowand's company, of the Ist Virginia, had a skirmish at Moorfield, Hardy coun ty, witliltavo companies of Stewart's caval ty, whiati they attacked and completely routed ? killing and wounding several and capturiak Capt. McDonald, -nine men, arms, „horses, ike. Our loss was one wounded and three horses killed. On Sidarday week about thirty of Sheets' old coitpany of rebels bushwhacked a squad o 'the Ringgold cavalry, near Par ' son's Wipe, a short distance from Rom • ney.-o of the Ringgold boys were cap tured. 4't was reported on Friday at New Creek ttit a squad of about fifteen mount ed retie were at Franklin, fifteen miles fiom Cu: . berland. Our cavalry, on Thurs day last Npproached within about fonr miles of Yfinchester, driving in the rebel pick!ts. II tli Postponed. On Friay the case of Steubenville Rail road Co.',i,s. Graft et al., sureties for the TreaaureriOf the Pittsburgh and Steuben ville Railroad Co. alleged to be a defaul ter fors large amount was postponed, on applicatioh of Mr. Craft, until the. Febru• ary term of the Court of Common Pleas. The action is to recover $lO,OOO, the amount for which defendants are sureties on the boils of the Treasurer, Wm. A. Hill. The sureties, Henry Graff, Win. Bagaley aid Al B. Ourling, allege that Hill owesithe company nothing, having faithfully' ' charged his duties as Traw s urer, and :t e suit is brought to determine the among lof indebtedness. Messrs. Craft, Hamilton and Acheson represent the plaintiffs and Messrs. C. B. M. Smith, Shaler, Robb, MacConnell, Thompson and McClaren the defendants. • Sbot by Negroes. Orderly 'lade, of Capt. Leaper's com pany, at 0., while endeavor. nig to stopra disturbance between some soldiers and colored men, on Monday last, received severe injuries. A revolver being pointed at him by a negro, he wrenched4e pistol from him, threw him down and lias beating him over the had, when threeibr four other colored men shot at him, oniO ball taking effect in his back, near the right shoulder. It being circula ted that Little was killed, the soldiers as. aembled, cl eaned oat all the liquor shops in the part b i t the town where the distur ban& occnired and arrested four negroes who are now in jail, though the crowd telt much like lb' them. I Two Courts. Two listslvill be taken up in the Court of Conimodi Pleas to-day; before Judges Srerett and i Stowe, and the hpshkes t dijo posed of as r apid ly as admit • - , Senseinees D01;01 , 2011. The epeY,tail sentences in the Court of Quarter 13esapne. were not prcukonnoedou Saturday, oiling to a press of Other.buai. vise).. - ,4014,sliciesor. On --t ,nil=l'ny affa-,'m-,a ---,'-s'i&he United States Pl3_„ey",mit'' 'sin ltheCandle"'atPlleati"-asfnor discharge tf'a„'orl hauled : James Still well, of Washin gton county . Ee lad'en listed, withont tfie.consent of his parents, in Capt. ValN Worhes' - cavalry company, receiving sSQ,}4 ol32 tYfrom the and c c ounty, n a w l ; ar bn! subsegnentlilreturnett home rested, at f t,'ins tance Of Capt. Britton. -0 The_ Judge 10. hie discharge on rd . d to th e minor. re funding -of tti erea e bounty Tin 1 LI - - One hunditd 1 teerVtg I thre -- Mihts in Tennessee pass ed They vans.Felp ~. , the city We T ittward . on Saturday. were fed by dte Subsistence Committee. Extension of Time., On Saturday, in the Court of CO, Pleas, on motion of Chas. Shafer, )kti counsel for the Pittsburgh, Fort WaxL and Chicago Railway Co., with the ease of J. W. F. White r Esq., attorney for the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Railway Co., the time for taking testimony in the mat ter of the right of way of the latter com pany was extended twelve days—the last four to be occupied by the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Co. in taking rebut ting testimony. Taxation of Costa---Important Order. In the Court of Common Pleas, on lat. urday morning, Jacob Wbitesell, Esq., made apphcation for the discharge of Wm. Orrell, who he held was illegally confined in prison. He was a huckster of Alle gheny city, committed for costs in a surety of the peace case on the 18th ult., and dis charged on the 20th after payment in full. On the 28th, a bill for witness fees in the same case, amounting to $5,76, having been filed against Orrell, he wax again ar rested do process and lodged injail. The court directed the release of Orrell and made an order requiring all costs to be taxed within ten days after the sentence, ; and that no bills shall be received or filed thereafter. Extension of Jurisdiction. The opinion is now very general, from the large number of petty cases which come before our'priminal Court, that the juris diction of our city magistrates should be so extended as to give them the power to try and determine trifling cases of assault and battery, surety of the peace, &c. The Judges are desirous'of being relieved of this petty business and it is highly proba ble that such an act will be passed at the next session of the Legislature. We be lieve it would effect a large saving for the county. froops irom Michigan. The First' Mounted Rifles, from Michi gan, arrived here on Sunday afternoon and were furnished with an acceptable sap per by the Subsistence Committee. The regiment, one thousand strong, command ed by Col. Copeland, is a very flue one, equal to any yet sent from that State, and. will do good service. They are armed with revolving carbines and eight barreled revolvers. A battery of 150'men accom• panied the regiment, which left in the evening for the East. Diaries: There is scarcely any article of recent introduction that has come into more gen eral use than the neat,:admirably arranged diaries by means of which a perfect record of daily receipts and /expenditures, with current events 'in which the person may feel interested; can be so easily kept. We saw at Miner's periodical depot, Fifth street, last week s over seventy different styles, among which any one can be suited in quality and price, Go and buy one for 1863 and be systamatical throughout the year. Wheeler dr Wilson Sewing Machine. We would call the attention of our friends and patrons to the advertisement of Wm. Sumner & Co., agents for the . cele brated Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma echine, and-to the following, clipped from the Scientific American: A new improve meet has lately been-added to the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, - (which, by the way, we considered. long, ago to be as nearly perfect as any human contrivance could be,) being an attachment for sewing braid upon cloth, silk or any other mate rial. If any of our friends have been through the tedious operation of braiding children's dresses, they will realize the great relief that awaits them in this inven tion. The braid follows the needle with perfect acctirary r taking any curve.desired, so that the most intricate pattern may be braided with great rapidity. Every lady may now possess one of those lovely chem - bray morning robes, embroidered in vines and labyrinths of white braid, which have heretofore fallen to the lot only of the most industrious and ingenious. For summer dresses nothing can be more ele gant and becoming. We hail this im provement as a confirming evidence of good time coming" for the ladies one and all. And we may as well include the gen tlemen, for there Will doubtless be an im mediate harvest •of elaborate smoking caps, and velvet slippers, embroidered with gold braid. Long live the sewing machines. Graduated. At Duff's Mercantile College, Pitts burgh, Pa., Jonas Roller, Washingtonville, 0.; G. W. Twinem, St. Clairsville, 0.; H. P. Dila, jr., Parkersburg, Va.; Frank lin Logan, Parkersburg, Va.; J. B. Robin son, Kittanning, Pa.; T. Hervey, Union port, 0., all of whom passed an honorable examination, and were awarded the elegant Diploma of the College, and were pre sented by the Faculty with copies of the enlarged edition of the Gems of Penman. ship, as memorials of their exemplary de portment, industry and application while attending College. Reasons Filed. The•reasons for a new trial in the ease of Uppity B. Keenan, convicted of mur- Oote4upie t : we understand, been filed, but eo ent oftitn ino tune h4e yttone! been fi xed for the argn *ti.- CtiiA:o)ntriaet. The United States Quartermaster at St. Louis advertises for 500,000't0 1,000,000 bushels of coal, delivered at Cairo, Colum lumbus, Memphisend jiehma, beat or barge load. Bids will be received until Monday next. • - - oft QuotatitoiWit—=" Carbbn oil sold on Sittvaidaynt,ll:4.fid • lowing rates: Crude, in 1311114' - 29(4306:4)eiga110n. in bbls, - • 36c., including bbls. Refined, freefrointax Dr.:l l lluner. Rev. Dr. Plnmer his" been engaged 'to fill the , pulpit of the Arch street church, Phila4elplukbite Dr. Wadswortit's,during the The 'Awn says If the labors of this eminent divine should prove as mci. cessfid in this new field of labor as they have done in others, great good will re sult." "Zor. - ,4 , An Important Vardlot. On Saturday morning, in the District Court, before Judge Hampton a v:rdict was rendered which will be , of vita portance to coal boat men. The ca. ei iii which Messrs. Scott, Barns #k. Co. !were plaintiffs and Messrs. Muter & Mc los, key defendants, was taken up on Mdnday morning and the testimony of manj' wit nesses and arguments of counsel consumed the entire week 'until -Friday afternoon, when Judge Hampton charged the jury.. The claim wali - for damages sustained by plaintiffs in Apail.`lB6l. The defendants, ' in anticipation of a "coal boat rise," had floated their boats down to the entrance of Lock No: :I, 'where they tied them up awaiting the rise, gratified at the prospect of being first to get their boats through, thus putting their coal in market first. Other boats collected above those of de fendants, among them a pair belonging to plaintiffs. Defendants did . not take their boats through. the lock, alleging. insuffi ciency of water, and during the following night the rivers swelled rapidly, the boats of plaintiffs, with others, parted their lines, went over the dam and were a total loss. Messrs. Scott, Barns & Co. then brought snit against defendants for dama ges. basing their claims Upon a denial of of the rights of defendants to tie up their boats' at the entrance to the lock, and preventing the passage of others, alleging further that there was plenty of water to let defendants' boats through !. and:,that the loss to plaintiffs was from neglect on the part of defendants. , The jury came into Court on Saturday morning with a verdict for plaintiffs of s3,ol3—subject to the Court upon questions of law reserved. "huller snits against the same defendants 'e pending, brought by other-parties who Ifered loss undei the same circuit- Cad Presentation. was , yollock f of the Stanton Cavalry, with a sited, on Saturday afternoon, members aid sabre, sash, &c., by the ceremony toiit Pittsburgh bar. The room and theue in the District Court made by Wm. lementation speech was Capt. Pollock reihk l lN.Esq., to which leapt. Pollock gbes folsvn fitting terms. Hence of his friends ann .v rt she: confi make a capital officer. '" '''' believe, The Florenees Re-Eniregeu Mr: and Mrs. Florence, who played such an immense business last week, have been re-engaged for rive nights and appear this even fug in an attractive bill-embracing the "Returned Volunteer," Florence as McWilliams, "Thrice Married," Florence as Vivian Ripple and Mrs. Florce as Carlotta, and the ':Yankee Housekeeper," Mrs. Florence as Peg Ann. A fulltend ance may be looked for to-night and du ring the week. • New Trial Awarded. The Judges of the Criminal Court on Saturday awarded a new trial in the case of Bonner andlfauser, convicted by a jury of attempting to commit burglary—re markin,.; that the verdict could not be sus tained under the indictment and that the defendants were entitled to a new trial.— Mr. Mackrell, defendant's counsel, with drew the motion in arrest of judgment. Price of Carbon Oil. The following are the rates for carbon oil, at the Ardesco day only : • By the car load, 80 cents per gallon. In smaller quantities 85 " • " This is free of charge for packages. On Sunday morning. at 8 o'clock. JAMES, infant son ,of Cecelia and Edward H. Hart. The funeral will take place from the residence of the parents, corner of Clay alley and Chatham street, today, at 2 - o'clock p, m, The friondsare respectfully invited to atter d. GEovga..k BAggeoSewing Afiehines. for inanufaotoring,parposes. are the beet in use. • 4 A. F. OiATONAY. Generrid Agent, 18 Fifth street. Pittsburgh. Pa. JOJIPH YIitYPIL. • JOSEPH MEYER & SON hANDPAOTITRUS OP FANCY AND PLAIN • FIIIINITIIIIE dr CHAIRS WARBH01:18X 135 SKITIISI3= Errig&T. (Between Sixth street and Virgin alloy.) nog PITTTIBUistir. COUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY DIARIES -FOB 1863, all sixes. OTOGRAPiIIe'ALBUiB, •. new lot RS TIPPED WITH INDIA. RUDDER, • So arranged that it , is alwaye clean and ready for use. SLOCOMB'S PATENT INKST.AN I is acknowledged to be the best air•tigh ink ever offered to the public. POCKETBOOKS FOR POSTAGE CU/MERCY For sale be W. S. HAVEN, OORNAR, WOOD £ THIRDI3. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF FINE TRENCH AND VIGLISH UNTIE' ° 'NOW OPEN AND WILL BE BOLD AT OLD Pluoms. & D. HUGUS. Anzos SKATES 1 PARLOR SKATES PAREOR SKATES A lot on hand and selling low to olosis out at NO. 31 FIFTH STREET.; SCHIIIERTZ isk pa, dad BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE—FOE BALE—A valuable house and lot 24 feet front on West aide of Penn street; 136 feat deep to a wide alley, hall, two parlots and about 12 rooms, gas, dwellingd brick stable. LSO three atombnck house and lot, 3 feet front on Liberb , Street, running through to Penn Ed.— Also a three story dwelling house and lot, 72 Sec. and streethall. two parlors, dining room , litchi 4M, bath'rdom, seven chambets„ *811!d. and water fixturets,' Apply iLammmommArado,.' commmxamilms., 6t Market MSS DIED WHEELING Dec. s.—Virginia hire.—The Senate to-day passed a pream ble and resolutions setting forth Mr. Carlisle's election as valid, with instruc• tions of thisibody that elected him, he fail ing to sustain the legitimate efforts of the government to suppress insurrection in op posing b 7 votes and speeches, in and out of the Senate, measures absolutely neces sary to the preservation of the union and the enfortement of the laws, and in oppo sing the :admission of the new State into the Union, and requesting him to resign his seat in the United States Senate The resolution will come up in the House on Monday and pass by a large majority. In the Muse to-day a resolution was of fered requesting the United States House of Representatives to pass the new State bill now pending before it, without altera tion or amendment. It will come up on 'Monday and pass by near a unanimous vote. The Governor's Message endorses emancipation policy of the ;President. EXOUSEIKID RIVERS FURNISHING STORE 'OR IC 713L1D HEN. Brushes Baskets Jelly Moulds Wash Basins Cup Mops Wire Sieves Coal Scuttle Stove Polish Knife Washers Basting Spoons Coffee Mills • Wash Boards Sauce Pans Bird Roasters Fry Pans Farina Boilers Egg Beaters Flour Pails Water Enterers Pie Plates Clothes Wringers Wooden - Spoons Butter Prints Wash Tubs Soap Cups Toast Fonts Sad Irons Meat Presses Cake Boxes, &c., PING BROIL 'LAMED, Castors Call Bells Syrup Jugs Nqt Picks ) Cake Knives FlBO Knives Crumb Knives Ice Cream Knives Salt Stands Napkin Rings _Fruit Stands Cake Baskets Butter /Initati Forks and Spoons Soup Ladlee Oyster Ladles Gravy Lad* Sum Elpoons Children!s Ciips Mustard Spoons ROund & Oval Salvers Joe Pitchers Bouquet Stands Goblets CUTLERY. Ivory Handled Knives Carvers Cocoa do do Forks Stag do do Square Waiters .fiXtglish Tea Trays Crumb Brushes For k& Spoon Trays Crumb Trays Dish Covers Chafing Dishes Hash Dishes Coffee Biggins Wine st ra i ners . Coffee Cafetiers Spirit Coffee Pots Nut Crackers Table Mats . Round Walters Bread Baskets Cork Screws Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners Refrigtrators Water Coolers, &o. And eVerything pertaining to a well appointed Household. _To be obtained atreasonable prices at the NEW STORE of Tin. Ware; Wooden Ware Spice Bozos Cup Tubs Straw tattlers Bair Sieves Mince Knives Silver Soap :Chamois Skins .Rkewers Gridirons Lemon Squeezers Stew Pans Wade Irons kith Kettles Ham Boilers Gr.ters -Larding Needlers Puddling Pans Bread Pans Butter Ladles Iron Holders • Step Ladders heelers ' Clothes Lines Scales Cook's Knives Bread Boxes Scoops KAY IELICI3A.R.I3B, NO. 30 FIFTH STREET. First door below the Exchange Bank in. All goods delivered free of charge in the ait3r, Allegheny, Birmingham, bf anahseter. Du quesne borough. (gaol n 0.12 ~~~, ..::~.. o11(1is Eih•tioir TM .- VERY LATEST TELEGRAPH► JAOKBON AT FREDBRIOKSBURG From Fortress' Monroe Skirntleh it , Cane Hill, Ark lleadquarters, Army of the PotontaC, -Dec. 7.—Last night was intensely cold, and some of the troops suffered for want of blankets. Ice formed on the Potomac and Acquia Creek from one and a half to two inches thick. TO-day the sun came out fair and cheering, bilt the air continues piercing cold. The roads are hard and very rough. Officers well informed state that Jackson has arrived near Fredericks burg and joined his forces with those al- ready there. They also report that the enemy have extended their lines several miles further down the Rappahannock. FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. s.—To-morrow Gen. Viele, as military Governor, will is• sue a proclamation and a writ of election for a member of Congress from this dis trict, comprising the counties of Norfolk, Princess Anne, Nansemond and Isle of Wright, with the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. A large vote will be polled, as the residents are anxious to save their slave property frOm 'he effect of the Presi dent's proclamation, by conforming with its requirements. It is known tb a at Pion. Joseph Segarhas succeeded in having his district ex empted by the President from the effects of his late proclamation. A heavy snow storm has been raging here all day, Sr, Lours, Dec. 7.—Advices from the South-west to-night say that the enemy under Gens. Hindman and Marmaduke, 26,000 strong, attempted to force Gen. Blunt's position at Cane Hill, Arkansas, yesterday, but were driven back. This morning they drove Blunt's pickets three miles, but on the arrival of reinforcements they were repulsed a second time. Blunt's opinion is that the demonstra ''on made is to cover their retreat, as they ,',Le felling timber all night, probably to G e pct the road and prevent pursuit.— day to-r:sl. lunt held the enemy in check four him _ sr Herron's, , command reinforces W regulations hkve bee. , made by the Com missioner of Internal A5 / 1 /N6ol{ l 7.—The following to agents of manufactures relating The word agent, as used it fourth and seveity-fifth servest.,o sev f the enty- Excise act, is cmatrued to mean ither o person who is de exclusive ageut f a manufacturer, or any person or f irm selling goods at cpmmission designated by a manufaciurer ashia agent for the sale of his manufactures. In all cases the mann: , tacturer will be equired to make known to the Assessor or Assistant Assessor of ] the district, the 7180113 pass of thane:ll si designated. The reportis t Srat'd ng of the Engineer Brgade, is under arrest for unnecessary del in the transportation of pontoon trains finn Washington, is un founded. That cificer has been commend ed by his sWeriors for overcoming weighty obstacbs in executing his orders. There have teen no field movements to day. The resohitim of the representative Stevens, denomcing as guilty c f a high crime any person in the Executive or Legislative branch of the government, who shall propose to make peace or shall ac cept or advise tte acceptance of any such proposition on Soy other basis than the integrity and entire unity of the United States,, and the territories as they:existed at the time of de rebellion; the consider. ation of which has been postponed till Tuesday week, which will probably be ful ly discussed, as several of the members are already preparing to speak upon the subject; • This resolu6on is not supposed to be aimed at the Administration, as its posi tion is known to be that no peace is admit sable a$ the cost of a single acre of the Union. The resolution of Vallandigham pro posing a convention of the States, and which is pending from last session will soon come up for consideration in the House. GOODS KITC FOR THE D erorEs Fearful - Rail wa y Advarytttreo l 4,2 111‘-England l , zrtill :ray pieSenter cars or . ~ . called car rilage4;- ,11.1 are built on the !li r n of old stage GO - aches; with entrances on each side.. Home years hence thick424 l ' ed Mr. Ball will probably - invent a .car, similar to the Yankee oleo, but'he will no t begnilty oftaking a pattern frotUlLinerian: outside barbarians. For fear that • soin, passenger will get in without 'paying,l% he railway carriages of E ngland are all lockhd. AI passenger shows his ticket, which. i then checked, or stamped,and the carriagedoor is unlocked ;he gets in, is locked 111, and thus her performs hie journey. Five and enlightened young America would not suffer himself to be thus locked rip—not,. l he. But to our story. A gentleman who was thus locked in, no other passenger being in that particular carriage,startedon.l a journey from London to Nottingham On j the evening of September go. He soon" fell asleep and slept he did not know hnvr l long. We will let him tell the rest`. of his story as he printed it in the London Dis patch of the 18th of September. "Whhn I awoke it was dark, pitch dark. The' light on the roof of the carriage had gohe , . out. But where were. we, and why *as 0 it 'so dark ? And above all, why were we riot moving ? I soon lit a mach, but could see nothing outside bat blackness. i I shouted, but there was no one to answer, while the sound of my own voice told me where I was. I soon knew all aboht it by that time, though I tried to fight off the conviction. I had got into the Wit carriage in the train, and it had somehow become unhitched from its' fellows andwas left in the tunnel. I knew the tunnel and its length but where abonta in its hideous blackness was I? Should I,get out? I tried the doors, bat they were locked. Stretch, ing out my hand, I tried to feell for the wall of the tunnel shudderingas I thought it would meet me clammy and stone cold like the hands of a corpse. But I could not reach it. Was it the other? I passed over to try. Hushl What was that? I drew back my arm instinctively and sunk down a helpless mass on my seat again. Do you know what it was, reader, that I heard then? It was thesnort of a die taut engine. Everywhere before me I saw . the gaze of two forecioua eyes, like the eye of a wild beast in his den, and I knew that every Snort was bringing the monster steadily closer. Nearer still. Another minute—less---and where should I be? Mutilated fragments of a human body, once my own, whirling away iii all directions, rose up to answer that ques tion as it passed through my mind.-+ Nearer still. It takes but a second,- , say the wise and learned, to bring befoin a man his whole life; but in that strange mot ment, instinct as it was, with a horribleand fascinated excitement, I saw:iiiily.the ferocious eyes, and heard the voice of my young brother, dead long years ago, call big upon me to come and save him, as he was wont to do in his delLium. Nearer stlil—and the earth quivered beneath mei and thunder filled my ears. There was a whirling rush, a quick wind and then the roar going off into the distance again.--- ; VflAn I could think of myself, I found that Inas sitting doubled up, shrinking ail a raka -1 ""-' 1, 1 from a threatened blow,,,and - my trends were etenca.a_...at_i_felt the smart of the nails in my flesh. The train had chanced to be on the other line of I rails, or I had not been sitting here now td write my adventure. An engine was diro patched to bring up the missing carriage; as soon as the fact of its having been left behind was disovered, and thus your cor respondent was rescued from his dreadful and frightful situation." An English View as to MoClel - - MaII .Ima's Removal From the M anchcater Guardian, Nov, 6. The latest advices from the United States bring no military intelligence of im= portance, but they contain abundant evi dence of the confusion which prevails in; the Federal councils. The struggle with. the enemy in the field bids fair soon to: find a parallel in that between the factions at home. We have heard before that cer tain sections of the republican party were vehemently demanding the dismissal of Gen. McClellan. One brief month had not elapsed since that distinguished officer successfully performed his task of clearing' Maryland from the invaders, when his. many-headed master became impatient of. his alleged inactivity, and began to' shone for an immediate march into Vi:ginia. From the reports of the Northern press,' we should conclude that every idle loafer about the taverns of New York considers' himself a better judge respecting thepos.. sibilities of war - than the General Com- ' manding in Chief. But the exigincies of; a republican government are severe, and: the loafers carry the day. Such, at least, will prove to have been the case, if the re moval of General McClellan from hiapost I is confirmed. Tons these personal 'Chan ges are :chiefly interesting as indicating the distraction which prevails in the govern ment councils at Washington, and the chances hereby opened for some approach to a settlement. ,This continual shifting of high commands cannot be otherwise. than prejudicial to northern prospects, and may thus bring the day nearer when the people generally will open their eyes to the hopelessness of the enterprise in which they are engaged. DIME INSTITUTION NO N' 110 Smithfield street, opposite the Custom House. Chartered by the Legislature. OFFICERS. Preeldent....—, -.JAMES PARR, Jr., . Vial PBESIDLITEL Wm. B. Smith H, F. Rudd Thos. D. Meader A. Rola Ann Francia.Sellers Joeltu , Rhodes John F. Jennings. Jacob Stnokrath Thomas 8. Blair Alex. Bradler Hear,Lloyd ' Alfred Slack ?MIMS, Josiah Iruis l : 0 Zeit_ A 8 Bell ' " Jos Dilworth 8 8 Fowler W A Reed Tao W Woodwell R 0 Schmertz JRahm e rnan 0 11W Ricketson M Ti /. Hartman D M Lang J Andenian Jas W Baxter R McKinley 0 H Wolf Robert Cochran Wm Smith W lhmsen 43 B Jones - B F Jones W H Phallic - 0 B Herron 81O81TARY AND 7: 3 ,748P114 D. 11. MoKUTLEY. Open daily, from WA: se. to - Alao,Tuee , daff and Satin:ie. evenius, from 6 to 8 o'clock. Deposits received of OliM DIKE and upwards. ' Dividends declared in December Ant June of each year. Dividends allowed to remain are Dished to the credit of the depositor as pridoipal, and bear in thus oompouncling it. Books containing Charter. :BYZaws..lo. fur nished at the office. This Institation'offint; egesialb , to these persons whose earnings are small , the opportunity_ to accumulate', by small deposits, easily saved, a sum which will be a resource when needed, their of not only being safe but beeringinterest; in leadf remaining unproductive. myl2 - EgAmmossir. SKIRTS • - 1,000 HALLIIOIIAL SHIRTS in bright end beautiful colors. Merchants and dealers supplied In quantity. EATON, INACRUN dk CO., • 0.17 Pitt street. THIS DAY— Just opened a complete snort:meat of . GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. W. H. MeGEE & my 9 143 Federal etreetAllegheny aim Cli s nta . 141 F itEET. opposite Cathedral REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT. DUMB I NOTES. BONDS.IdORTGAGES and other Berra. ;es . , WANTED kinr eTELß iesura; One thatandeiratandlno fitting preferred. BOUM TZ k BLEAKLEY. moll HAW Wood irtreetl 3 MAT MIIT anailtift _:.,_ --- - , .' . * ''' 1301 tale of 800 ~I.lE.dtga', of the 7 adtkri, . , Arbil lriWia l 7 , od Dee ?. :- ,3: - >,:-,'; , C - •:''''' I L ' Shiies—''- . il:1`fl361114 4'B 'l4lf-''lokilatrirßO"- " I :i f iiiiiiiii..tir No.-28 FIFTH 0. . ••• • = ' '•' ' l) i v iA r r D - M A 11 D 1 4 2 6 • ' - :, '''' 1 '' ' ythiriznotrr var..uroisT itzifAno 'PCI,4Na , , iB .. , . OENCIE4 - — 7 ,---, vv to oust. lia theY l?lvistb,...°l°°l64°t4-1"1.- .11IZI:, difktc!.Y. 1 TOME` AND fizikil - ,,,_,,,.. 2d floor below E 3 b00W1....' 1011 1 * _ , . PORT OF PITTSBURGH. - • , • AitimiEE( •-• Franklin, Bennett. Brownsville. Gallatin. Clark Bayard, Peeblea. e, Elitabeth. Minerva, Gordon. Wheeling. Science, Booth, Gallinolis Emma *Awn, Ayers; Franklin. •Benniitt, BOwnsville..• , • ; • Gallatin, Clarke, do Bivrard„ Peebles. Elizabeth: • -R RRandlton; tineinnati. Lizzie Martin, 8r0wn.... , Zanesville. Cottage, N 0.2, Saint, Vinci:matt. Science, Booth, Gatlirialls. - " ; Rte' The river--Last, evening at twi light there were 5 feet inches.-water and Sailing elowly. The weather during thiwileY., was:lrel7 .cold. Therelvere no beats at:the whar4 an nen, anal eight. . - 1149. Thesteametß. C. Levi-was'soldito the Onvernmeutfor eteiailiersiew ess. key West,',Nd. 3 inchstaiiight left Cincinnati,' Inrthisport on rriday. tea.. The ever punetnal:stemner Graham, Capt. Ayer s will be found atiheland ing this morning. She will return to Zanasville `on Tuesday. at 4p; Passenetrs and shippers will bear tbis.in mind. • - For Marietta amid FalooevfiPe•-.- . ' regUlar Masking Opt Myer, Packet ii, ayes Pittaouran every Saturday at - .4 . p. nit., aattesvLlie 'every .Thesoay .iB - PASSZEIGEkt Se T 1 ", ateamer I.TIZZIR- MARTIN, D. 11: Brown, commander, will leave as noted above. For frelaht °plumage 'apply on board or to - • ' ',n026 J. B LIVINGSTON & CO,. -For Marietta an _d : Zacebville. Regular Muskingum river Packet leaves' Fintsburgh7Overy Tuesday. If p.-m.; Zanesville every Friday S In• .. - . trimairr s igAtin SPLE N DI D . H4id M Passenger stealer:EMMA lgA ,-cuiroe Ayarkposonander,-will leave as noted above. For freight "br_peatme *ply on board or lI.TUOT4N at CO. I IST.F.AMB9AT - lAGENCIr. : 1W M•u.N.*.t.,imarrr Hat opened &adage ;. NO. 90 WAT___ STB, ET " • ere, he will .transact i, General Steamboat oy business, and would Isolioita share of.tate rorpee from eteamboatmen. ' ap24-IYd AMUSSMERTB. GA - sseir l se, , eon MUSEUM of o i 4 Batii ' ilid . aliiig l roeCiiill'of the AMERICAN' REBELLION; Onl exhibition dans froutlo'..i.;m: to 10 is`. - m. at avi A. s - 4 " c I Er. Admission 10 center ClijidrePlo.ceets• nco.7tf PITTSBITRGH THEATRE.; lagalmciil.urnidslcaosif .W.51:11BNOBRSON PRI9EB OP ADYlSsiorr.—Private BO=OB. $5. 00 SlngleSeat in.Pritate Box, $1.00; Pprquette and Dress Circle, chairs, 50 !matt Family Circle, 25 cent* Colored,Gallecri:2s, Dents, Colored Boxes: 50 oritm Gallery 15 cents. Me- ngagement for five-nights Only of ilie'poin4. lar artists Mr and Mtl3. FLORENCE,. . ItETTENED i i ottliftsEß • • - Williams r.f 161 Floierioe THRICE ; Wiriai! Ripple M.r. Florence To conchicewith the . YANKEE HO lIStIIEEREH, • Peg Ann-. " ' • Mrs Florence Barney O' Conner- .Mr Florence! 1,0 ESPECIAL NOTICES. e Oonfessions and Experjence , of a Poor Young-Man - ..rs. A GENTLEMAN Almni° nEEN! cured of the results of early error and dis ease, from motives of benevolence, - 'send toi those who request it,a copy ofthe, above interest-! ing narrative published by himself. This little book.is designed as a warning and caution; to. young men'anil those Who suffer - from biZEIVOUS' D eautarr )140i3a OrAiIItMORT.-RRIMATURIA DECAY, supplying at the tame time the means of self-care. Stogie cOpiegalll be sent under seal. in a Piten envelope—without charge—to any who request it, by addrorsing.the author. cliss,AL. LEMBERT, Esq., no2t3mdtw] Greeiviiint;riongreland. N.Y. wOrranted Supeptor to n ny other. Tobias' Derby ConditiOn Powders ; a safe, sure and speedy cure for 'Coughs, Colds, Distemper, Heaves,Hide Bound Vern% Bola, LOU bf Appe tite, tzeurvere, horsee and'attle. Wily an imalswhose worn out and miserable appearance znakeS them almost _worthless, can be restored.tn their former vigor and fine .condidon by a few' doses ha these invaluable po*ders: - -They are per fectly rmless and can he given to aso -d horse as well as a sick one, with sure, benefit., ales: keep their blood coil, skin and boweLs 'urinary organs du: good order aml. on the whote improve the appearance of all animals, no matter what condition they are in.. 'For high fed horses, they are invaluable: horsemenwoUld.innie a Month Rive& table -animate in their feed, we should sel dom h.: °fee thanYelok horses:ll3oldb) , all Pm:r esins. . Depot, 56 Oartlandt street; NeW York: deck% bawd v._ QUBY . Why ; . it thatORMADOHOII HAIR ~ DYE I the b.- IN THE .W08..1.& . • DE C -DBE eadnenteliediiitit SW Stir .r• -j BECAUSE it contains no Calliltio - tionipOisnds BECAUSEit wears longer than any other I . BECAUSE it operates - uurtaftrene insalyj BECAUSE it &lett lid, e 1 BECAUSE it nourishos ant strengthenithe hair BECAUSE it corrects the'bhd- elfacts of other BECTrLE its_preroruMaanifot be detecte4 1 BECAUSE Yr NEVILS I Mandfactured by T. CRIBTADORO. 6 ABM House, New York, Sold everywhere, and appli ed all Hair Dressers, •• Price. 4;1. $l 5O and $3 per acoordiZur to size CRISTADORO'S P RESERVATIVE, . . invaliable With his Dye. asit - instiarts the ut- most softness. the most.beaatiftd gloss, and great . vitality.to the Hair, Brio! fr./ 0901. - • sl:and $2 ber bottle wording to size, . n9l2;dawlmoo . . . . , . ~ . retells about Hirtintsrath's PIM. - , . i r t i sstohoster Co., N. Y,_ _' Oct. U 1572.1 Mr. G. Eros SHYLDONs - latitdr : ding * no Republican: . Dear Sir-,1 would -state Mari was induced to -use BRAHDRETWSPIL %through the recom mendatien ofJohn It, Swift ly of Croton, Westchea ' ter county. who was ion-,restOral tO health by their use. He wassickforsometwo years;very, costive and dyspeptic and• he tried everything (but was not relieved. Finally, he took one Bran. dieth's Pill everrdarfor aweek. and a dose of six Pills every day .for three dtys, and then took one Pill ev ' diky, with an occasional dam - aka. In one mon he was Able toto to work, and in three .months wel l, gaining 40 _pounds in weight. . Yo truly. - - zuwARD PURDY. W Cuinssr, sift' ' , Edward Purdy being duly. siert'', BM that he resides in the town of New • CastleCthat MI6 rears altrhe was very sick with a sore on hie leg.. which had been-running for oyes fiyeyesra; that be was aISO much distrusted br a - pain in his chest, and- besides very costive and, dyspeptic; ,that af ter trying various remedies and many physicians,' her commenced imingßiandrithlPMs. six to eight three time, a week: and at the:end-nf one month, the we nn his leg healed,and arthe end of two months he was entirely cared of costiveness, dys pepsia and .; paia.4tnol has remained well eves since. 1- - " EDWARD PUR .D v 7 Sworn to before me. this 18th day of Oct. 1862. , 1 t -S. MALCOLM SMITE, nol2;ddcw,-tfc. Stu3tiae of the Peace. ' Sold by Thomas Redpath i Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh. 4011.1 1 1MLITTLE, NO. 10111F0 17111TH STREET, FtTOtt-AND BILL BROKER .p.,Zlotee. Stook :Bonds; and Norte/war :Donau and id& 17/6 SOLDIERIP BOUNTIES; PENSIONS; 'BACH PAY;and other just . CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMEENT, promptly Procured at reasonable rates:: Amply t o 10,11. HAZEN, 103 Fourth_ street, Rittabnr arid CHAEIM, WatOthaton. D. G. not3m3 MEWS CAVALRY BOOTS 314'S CAVALTYBOOTS . Just ramiy the be article at .a IoN price at JOSEPH H BORLAND'S Cheap bash Store. No SS Market at, 24d00r from Fifth. no QIIGAIt ' • r.. 7 150 bb. B. refined Susan 50 db- A, do do 15 dO standard ernahrdr• 15 do ,do Powdered:- • 16 do do Brancdatedl. Tait received sad for sale bv ItßridEß Baoß. rinnlo l 6,atuintWocd etre at itArzieltssoiNGs, of en atrlee„libonghtbefOinlbo tax advance. will belga atthrumal low prices ARRA t.t 4 see o. 87 Wood atm*. .: ~ f ...•. ... • CHASM% TO GET-AN,lcEill thEr STANTON CAVALRY. - ' BOUNTY' *in Washington City; D. D., Oct. 3, 1802: MAJOR JOSEPH. A. STOCKTINT, Plttablindt; Sirr You arc heieby authorized to ,raise a Regiment:of . ..Cavalry in the State or 11.4wibolva niawforthree years or , during thimarr li to:be or— VeIM accordance' with General Ordero. • from t his Department. Field and Staff Officers call he - inititered upon completion of the organisation of the:Reid men menivlllbewinder/4 as enrolled . . an- Plies of clothing arms, horses equipmemte will be fumieheeby thb-prelmrDepartment. .1 1 7 order af" the Secretary - , .... „ - ~, --... L.. - , " 'C.•.1.. BIICEINGRA,III, . 1 Brigadier oi:snare' andA.4.„4. /41AEQ, SARYSRB PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA . ...1 _... 1.. RaITiSbEES. 943 t, 7. MB, „,..,- the forego ing authority of the War Depazignent la. approved; and ordered.' that the Regiment of Cavalw. Anduthorised to beraised agreeably to the termerganisaticm indicated bY:tlaeVar- Department.By order of the Governor.-- i , . . - , A. L. BUBBILLii Adjutant General Pentaylvinia. ' . ~ ,• ~ ... , . Waiir - the above It will -be seen that the'rusder-- - iignedluss been dnly authorised toralsitktellevi invent It 1611-be attached. as far asrsiblo to the'tantonpavalty, and Col, James 'Behan anaker willomaist in completing the 'Regiment. The first Btaliton . Regimerais now at Camp Howe, uniformed, land.., will be mounted -here. Eve. 043 9:11103 Of this Regiment are 'now , in Vamp and fast•tllling up: • - - ---.., Companiekparts of Cannianles` and' squads, DO/ already accePtedi.'havn now theme and =doubt edlY the finest oppoettuuty for rimatii,4er ' vice ; ;All Beimtleis from the United. dtatek.will be oven to the men, andtbe-•Alleglieny.flountY Bottntv to such menes may be enlisted from All B almy Conntry., This Battalion has -hew - celled for special Berrlbe bythe Secretary of Wske,7agid will be armed equipped and horsed witatheleast • possible delay. ifiPshe Colonel can be found at Heilkilartem BAITIL.BLOOK, - Fifth street, above :General Ifoivelallice,.. .. _ • --- -- eall-if FRESii;OTOCIK OF • • • - REINTER :GOODS. JUSt RECtIVED A CHOIGT. 4us? NEW —WINTER. CLOTHS' cAosimgREErAND I 'I seinial new lines of p7-4LATcy Ofthetiniket4cinttne trtqlps, and lino,of 0V31510 0 A. 'MI INT Gr *3. . THE BE ST TO r BE EOUND iN EASTER , ' IVIARKET - : Our stook hitt been saleeted Meese the tastes of all vihoma7 lf tv:r d namith weir Patronage. t ME.R67IANT TAILORS'. _ • No.-19 Fifth streeti= N. B. Ten; good txmt , haildis v 5,11,11,3111. me , Philosophic.,Burnati:' licreivlrmszszw 1101111Mkottrittillta Philosoihio - Burn err for Varbon - Oil now ready. Itpbseseses away advantages r over the 1. It makes a fame or light with ' yarteot 2. It will burn' quaraty — ofoil witls salsas.. 3. It can bowled with a long or short chimney. 4.1 t can be used as a tayormight-Lme..---- 5. It ran always be made la.turn-toonoliihialLY. 6. It is more easily wicked -than any other 7. It can be trimmed and llichted Without re moving the cone. • • • 1 8. It throws all the .whitelight 0 4 0 .7e-tit_ 9. The chimney' can be romoyea - Or_MlNOrea withouttouchingthaglass. - - These burners laze the common No.lsio; and can. ,s 2 W-lamjnow par- In% warm Carbon Off s hould. have a Philosojohio Burner. Prioe 2s 4entsLyer &gen- 02. Sold a No. 82 FOURTH street. PittsburgN je2s-Iydw, HAYDEN. Slieticer BREWERS IND' MAISTER. Paccar( STEAW - 1313.1..11 , 11itt A - -Pittabrugh. Septemberlo:l32.. irbISSOLITTIOR OF PARTNERSHIP-. Air —The' p_artileralfn heretofore' existing be tween JOB tIPI:N.OBB and WILIGARRARD was dissolved on the 20th of August, ASO2, W. 11. GARRARD be authozizedto settle up the business of the late Arm at -the offiee in theßrew my. The Brewinßusinees wilt be oontinued:hy SPENCER dr who . biteakto have al wan on" hand kstiparior article' ALE.PO3I - nnd STOUT. The `undersigned will he thankful Lathe friends of the late firm for azontinuanee-oftheir patronage. and promiise to make it their turgogivesaUs faehattt wilwho i i lt h lllrrEßTVATON, of,lihertysteetso lota known' to the; business c orumptuty, will have • the Management of our- , lnisintes.'witle the. full control in the Brewers. - Address ' orders to.:O.E'NOEIVA:IOI4.I7, Plenikßrewers.Tittsburg. l / 4 :Pa: ' eelrJOb'U_R-81,71INCE4f JAACKS McKAY Airzincez. CARD; .LIF.E. • t • . W.-BODEN'H.A.MER, of No York. colitemPlatet bWitir'in Niskr* the,..61 where be will devote:. as tuituiD his exeludire.4V tenttell to the hiedleal and s arsieal-trestanant cunOlirc especial" Wage eighe Lower Dowel , enoh ae Zozit", etipation.,Tiles; &Adoreoftheßnvet t ilbuirstion of the Bowel, .to. Also thevoriona Chronin easealif the Womb; theßidneya; Bladdem- 'regidenoe willibe at the, , •r! J .1 . MONON GAIEELA. 110115 E,... wh , re he may be aeon and anfati4iiiiin 9 a,: in, to 3 4'dook Pi in, dial*: 'He;vl.44;:fery bents in any . pert aline city if iles#,W •-no272wd. -; I . "IlEa r Fonr" • - - 'ChB PEEBOX9 THAT ARE OBLERER' to givers watch lard image Ali are pet up_ in - yery.heavy: Silv e r-bun t! ;deems , . bT need) , e.hiaLltimle construction, ea tot - all apttogetout ot ohlerineltrie¢...trainten...lloB. back`or Itallroli4" effect them„eatil ler caragots7 leas of thae. theT.ar. equal to the" beet Toregta . , Watches uncortea. - • . _ REINEMAN-MEYRAN 16'SEIntr 39/10ESALE 443 i :STIthEIV 150. riptos.' 0150.' -11101EW SEVEN,- OCTAVE' PiAiio6, EAf k :Roiewood 'Cases itin—fripme, and over. , .. atrium bass, $l5O ; with nionldirtgo, SlOO ~;'with " ` with mouldings. - cafteedTegis asul2inlosd..n Mae-board; $ 175 4155. $2OO. and upwards :; the same_, with pearl horn. 250, kn. The above - Piano& though cpsep. are very excellent, Second-hand Pianos at $ 5 44 0 _450; M.' $75 and $lOO, - New Melodeons from Witpwards. I • - - music. ititrsw.x. M VSIQ WePublish bin of dfferentpieces of Mu. sic, a large number being by theltrst-, masters in the musical world. Also, Instruction kooks for nearly all musical instruments, select Band Ilu-1 sic, the Day School Bell, Sunday School Nos, 1 and 2, Patriotic'Sont flook. Harp of Free dom, &c, Our Catalogne; which is fiunishel (fee as air to all who send for it contains listsofaXeuro varieties of music, with prices attached:: 'No' dr in the country shmild be without.it,Orde4;hy..: mail or express prOmptlYgnia, - and as ,faiihrtilly. executed as though the Tenon' ordering Wero present. ' Remit ' money in a registered letter or by expresa. HORACE WALTERS,Ar_t. no2l);swa3mw. "No. 481 Brcadway. N . Y. - . 1 1 017.411.1.. r Juusu, ik.r vuz---BOTH Preach and Asierican. win ho sold with out advance in price Mail New Tear's at the old stand. 87 Wood streePw. "W. P. MARSHALL. aa - Rags wanted. nols JIISTBECEIVEO. MEN'S, BOY'S and YOUTH'S, BObTS, Ladies'. Misses and' 9 3 11dran'a Booes,,CciairieL Ciaiterrs and Balmoral , , a pyimaL494,, Call and examuThetikardsuriiicheligewbero at i J.11.11411R na • 1 , , -_-. l4l4,rk4Vatreet. i ' 7:7 SO CASES CONCESTAA**3II I*EE tffillir juarooelied NA for sale liy, No r.ORQE .4. SELLW -!' . 89 'F ti ederal street* Allogtiony NEW STOCK OF Rut received st Fifth eteeet. 0013_ I SHOES Cele UaUd'al 110tiO EISIMEM
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