AIL tl M. 4Co JJO S 7 PARK BOW, N2SW YORK, and 6 STATE onr for aol>aU ; tTSSEST ff S ‘ 111 thoao «w». and we an -o" aad saba ° ripa^ CITY I E W S 7 yBIDAY BPBnse, SEPT. 18, 1863. »AII,T AM) weekly post. The, Daily and Weekly Post can hereafter be procured at the News Depots of J. W. Pittock and Prank Case, Fifth street, with or without wrappers. Dailv 8 cents; Weekly 6 cents. ? Weekly Po.s T .-The Weekly Saturday ma 7h n f V thß I!>th ’ Md may be bad at the counting room, price 5 y C er P TMa°uu’ i K Wr ? Pere ’ ° F »'®P« year. Tins number of the Post is brim foil of news, and no more acceptable re membrances could be eenttothesoldLTn the army than a copy, to such as desire Wen C rin?l gott ,T np ’ and well printed weekly paper, we confidently recommend the Post. y The Co: nVentl on Wednesday. WWlBt listening to the speeches of the great guns of the Republican party on Wednesday, wo could bnt note Vfact tha, no, one of them, :save, perhaps, Col. Mathews, of Maryland, touched upon 1 ? r" eraub -i ict than Andrew G. Curtin’s Ipve for the soldier. And the Governor himself was not at all backward in declar ing that his efforts in their behalf had des troyed his health, shattered his constitu tion, and caused his hair to to turn pre maturity gray. He declared that it was !t f< ? Se ? Ba maD ? soldiers home on 7 ° iirl electlJQ as Possible, and that he would do all that lay in his power eve h rv’ o B le Ur! b ' onB ? 8 and bra9a batt °“s at every elecaon pole in the State for the sake of keeping peace. Now, whether Gov. Curtin is prompted to bring the sol diers home on election day by* his love theirHm e ° themBelTes - or for the sake of their votes, m a question about which honest men may safely differ. Bcppose that Andrew G. Curtin shonld ta .e it into his head to import a few thou fi&nd men from the armv of tho p rt * on or about the second batw» 18 w p ? babI ° D 0 distinction bt between Woodward men and his own do not 8 Mh“ H th be - made ? Men in the ar “J ao not hide their views’and the political affinitieo of all are known. How easy WO w grant ? ! ? ave cf to such i d oast tueir votes for Curtin, and Bn?p be -n f° th . e * neDd 8 of Woodward, hntitmllbssaid that such a conrse won.d be unjust—that if a Curtin voter! has a permit to come home, so should a Woodward voter. All very true. Bnt then we have the very highest authority for saying that Mr. Curtin is not over m his conscientious scruples. In fact ht anf ° {tb !?&r' doea cot consider b» » poi ‘ neian ' and believes that 10 a^hiE eto accomplish • S? °- h a 6cbeme >s in contemplation is the opinion of many. Whether it will be attempt! d to be carried out to any very great extent, depends somewhat upon the motions cf Lee s army daring the next BtTab y on ek I 8 - t ShOaM 11 MJ demon s trahone looking (o an attack upon the nations capual, the President and Gen eral Halleck would not let a man in the army have a tnrlough, even though there- We d e o e ro C t t 1 0? ° Cur,ia WOu]d be secured. We do not, cf course, pretend to assert attemnt y to tbat Cur .“ n a ° d bia friendB wil Bundle Vi e 5 petuat - e 80 bareda ced a r . Bat ,rom Uie political antece foo tS ? f k the man ' and the ntter hopeless ness of his cause, it would not at all sur fo “stave 5 nfr me ,r ch game Wt,re attem Pted »hi«k - - tbe overwhelming defeat Which awaits him. W e would that every soldier who has, o.- may enter the service of his country from Pennsylvania, couM vote nt tbe coming election. We wonld be aV a 6 h ? tUe fe to 3 T Q,t - B <“ * ymM-o 6 too , B ‘ ee P l ° bring home the Re pnblioans to do the voting, and been the emoerate infoe ranks to do the fighting United States Lottery.-As quite a number of persons in this and adjoining comities, have recently drawn prizes in Uncle Sam’s Grand National*Lotted Scheme— the eonsoripdon—it may not be amiss to state what they have dfawn, so OTtftlSf 7 « DOW e ? act!y t 0 what they are aha If d ' • ? ee V 5 U tbat the Provost Mar shad furnishes the following • One new, highly finished musket. One bran new suit of clothing. ne .pair shoes and stockings. One elegant blanket. One nice haversack and knapsack of am e tr n nnitioT' ndSe b ° X WUh 60 rounds >d D s e poon 9 r!ate ’ tm CUP ’ kaife - *<>*, lnsv addlt: , ol ' i 0 ,b >s the holder of the if «iV Qmt,6r W 1 1 bave a re gnlar income war is over ™° D *n' &nd - “ whea '“net of $lOO. ' Wlllrece,ve a capital prize Pickuxg Cccbmbj2,s.-Ab a general thing, sufficient care is not taken hi pick luig encumbers, and large numbers of ttae Thl r'n ,eBB lb an\hree months’ b “f: sluJ 0 ffi''- ng raeth °d we think the beat. Select sufficient quantity of the size at one 6 tfm Wh p h P™ bab! y cannot be done atone time. lut them in a stone pot add S°sma < ll’Vr T*, StroDg brine i t 0 ‘Ms color l“ef tb ° f . 0h J mD ’ t 0 secure tb « color, het them stand a week; then ex change the brine for clear wato, in which ■ r f mo,n two or three days. Boil the best cider vinegar, and when nearly cool, pour it over the encumbers, having previously tamed off the water." Prepared in this manner, with the addition"of cloves ajlsrice, mustara, cinnamon, boiled in the vinegar, pickles of every kind will keeri toes SJ rn a rt' plckHr S cauliflowers, toma ?h °' lher Te fi e t sb| es which easily be B a o fde t d he ;Sd eP ‘ Ced r " e * Br shoul * C, E S- Wh «»» will tbe K°od old davs dOWE to the standard of 1850 ", “ °°T for one dollar.” When win’tw 11 P oan^a cheats called “prepared ! A ? heat of ished from existence ? there a® b “7 imitation of coffee? Is the™ an 7 real be, do the laws ofVatnre jttify lieving, that anything outside of ”th H blissful fields of Eden” can be mndn , Z\r: n d ?d et! , malate like coffee’ Eo,_ nature indignantly replies, no, Cof. no P re Paration of com meal and liquorice, or anthing else which the In ventne genius of man has jet discov ered can supply its place. 3 007 The Absehal Explosion—We call tha attention of our readerß to a notice headed L^ r ß tf^ Elp ? SI0D ;” inanot!ler column. Jjet all those who lake an interest in the erection of a monument over the remains exnln S i n n Df wh ?t l ate 7ictims of the awfnl the section of a fittL m. D 8 t 0 for « et T’ & To l aion league Secrets. A friend hands ub the following. He ' assumes to have penetrated the mysteries of the order, and vouches for the correct ness of the inetraotions given to the initia led 3 3 ° m e of the members may have tMs oT 9 T rWe aaggaat *■«»* *> von 67 &4 ftfii *o Increase for August, 46 per cent n crease to August 31, 45' pe? cent thf KWS '7 There J 3 bat little birring in I the way of news these warm days. Whilst mnly endeavoring to get an "Hem” out lot one of onr aldermen yesterday a couple oi females entered the office/and he "<5 . Cl ' ted “ anne r demanded to see hint?n lro- , Here i thought we, is some thing to make a note of. They slated W cases,and demanded that the 'Squire shou d see to it that they had their n.hts ed to sfe e % C ° Umry - - The ma gi®tr a te fa.i. ed to see the matter m the same !i»ht in which they Viewed it, refusing to'inter let^’h?° d ad , Tlsed ,bem 10 go home and let the iaw alone. They did so. and we did not get an item. e Habeas Corpus Cases. —() ur readers !Z aW&rethM^ e PreBidBa t, under the authority vested in him, has suspended the ,n hU r Or T “I- iD th ° B6 CftseB9et forth' proclamation. At the time this proclamation was issued there were some GW*" and P t eQ^ D6 1“ Judge M =CanduBB' Cour and to-day they came np for hear nlead ,h P ' W , r, S ht ’. m mski ug bis return, 7k h ?' PrOC ai ? at,oa of the President, and the Court, after heariuß the matter U hßd D 0 P° wer t 0 interfere,’ when the different writs were dismissed at the coet of the Government. oA C i, CIDE!,T ' — A man named James Me evenin/w g en ° UBty yesterday evening by being run over by a buetv War°d SIU Tt he gr< ? unda ' ia the N?n?h of :e;t^ appe .r tLat he was iu tte net L g gon the street passenger cars bovL„r n dn ; ,E S a horse attached to a Bt S j B P ld Pace, attempted to pass wS f d in 80 doing MaGrath « ir th» f d - d ° Wn “? ran over ' He "orbs iniared ai hi groUnd A Snd tkoa 6 b seriously dangerous.* 9 W ° andS are DOt considered Thsatre.— The farewell benefit of the charming actresß, Miss Susan Denin, tabes place to-night. We predict there will b " Th» r K'T| d - ed b °? B l’ and she deserves it. 1 he bill is a capital one, beingthe “Ranch anf’ ■ • Nat W^‘' ple * ed last week, and Nature and Philosophy,” Miss Den," sustaining the principal ’partf both We are assured that this is pos ltively her last night but one. P Pi'tsbobohees Abroad.— On Wednes ptsl th /i f n-° Wi o g Pittsburghers wereTn Ph'ladelph.a: 8. M. Lane, Miss McCor m ! M l6 ?- 8 ' cCormick i G. T. McCor mick, M. Cote & 1., W. C. Childs, M. Ad dison.H J M oorei r Daffy, J no r' M 'p - ° S T hea, Jdo - Jno. Reed, Jno. Paul, John McCay, W. Hes- SSte* H ' Jack ’ Wk Eeklt Sanford’s Opera Troupe.—This is the last night but one of the stay of San ford s Opera Troupe m this city. During the week lull houses hare greeted the company, and as there is but two more bTre U th tlefl , 0f fl6eing aad faring them a!!?l ts th r , depa^ tQre we advise to Sic c hemSelVeBof these °PP°rtnnities ouch chances may not soon occur again. Tradition, and Times— J P an , d Evolutionary Beadle’s Dime tX BeDua “ 8 - a numl >erot ple.e, B S C 0B ’ the Fort,” “Brant anS Ma rphy Saving Austin and the Bear “ MrB, one dime. For sale’by “J Q^ a ' ed - Price Btreet. 3 riant, hifth „ u “rreet, on Ihnrsday nivht ’ appeared in a most myrterio^manner'! 18 Godey for October.— This old i, established Lady’s Book f or & T" been received by Hunj» Fifth street" hBB Trimbles Varieties, Thia p o pul ar place of cheap amusement continues to draw good honsee. Cousty Bonds.— The Philadelphia fim*tt^ la ;,‘ AU^en y county 6’s are :-,r. OEovISewiß a Mnchinea.fbi family mannfactniiigpurposes, aro tho beat inuso. A. F. C tiATONAY, General Agent, • 28 Wfth street Pittsburgh. Pa JOSEPH MBYES & SOM nsor&HO PLUS STOBSITUBE t&CHAJffig WASBHOUSB, 125 BMITOTIHIID STB Ell, CBoftjeta Sixth street and Viren oiler.) - Ecß pmmseß. ST FRANCIS COLLEGE, USD !Lf* R 0F ™ E FRflscfsc * ,f brothers aonier.tho aniai OoEooiate H/’n n „ pHtilicos to as?HS ! || 7tes>« tss Vs V tT> aad scenery i MONDAY i So?griS^ Ir c I fAI^UST th^ I . RS ) ’ i »bcnt tho2Bth of JUNE foUolrino ?f d f 'jga^£Si6san«as in “ d , Tniaon ' half „„„ num" C 65 I aad hi oder'n La ojaaiM' oltr T ® ' , Rn&“o?S° $• 2O Phi'adclphia Sel? M ? ev &• O ’H-ra. s-n.- “■ AhMk r “->‘ d *>? to ],o e.tefr n. Crw — ...... frepll HERNIA or. rupture CUBED, ARR PREPARED TO TBF4T Won* c/i esot old persons h vSit fi’f anB^ ldS Miooe Kr'frcs j CokTw'S Skewu/s " I Wl V Blll>rs . &eM*f;r uj te 1 '""' Wash Boards vKfl, i i banco Pans iVhKi E" i ?{&*“«"* §“£*'«» j filler, kad mg CBjleri K“u? Butter Ladle* ‘ Clothra Wri Iron Holder. u ".ringers is:: . fs&F g“*Kn.re. ! Sooopp ole9 j grosses TOR THE oJfU.NO It°JsV*°- feiL?aa pi,ATRi>, §sSx ■ 1 Fruit Steeds ; Cake gLkLr F&tssrid & Bouquet Stands | (ioble “ , „ fTILUBV. f *£“> *« Tra,- s J ° & SiiS DUh Co;‘er B UU fr ‘” : SZf bT^l S Hush Dishes ■ fWri? f- Dl “ h “ Win© btrainen 1 n lff > lna Hetriitarator? w / sharpeners r ... , *<>« TUkC^Kil!^”- I Shtets f-iSA.,; t^gr PSfciSl^ Libraey Steps D oo r Mats Vienna ILah Globes Vestas vSittf 08 ; Meat^afea CardTvisito Frames’ “ H™«hVYd7 tn^ PWt,U ' nil^^ 6TURE oj- 10111051 at reasonable pricos at the NEW KAY &BICHARDS. SO- 30 FIFTH STREET. First door below the Exchange Bank. ou’^Afiifrav 8 Rn- i m? ro l b *\? c chttr *« in QU«ne b?roSS.’e^“ m * ham - Du- „ ] agio-law SPRING GOODS. WWC.SM A ™' SPBISfi MB SHIM GOODS. o Jibradng all the newest styles of '.IN AND FANCY CASSIMEJSES, suitable for Bnsinoss Balto, a full and oomnlet. assortment ol fine blaok P *“ CIiOTHS AMD CASBIHEBEB, Plain and figured Bilk and Cashmere Vesting! w. H. MeQEE A CO., 148 FEBEBAISiBHn, o it, The •owe Sewing MacMne, Invented 1845. Perfected IBaa, 1862, whilo the Singer Sewing Machine 1 B ? a ]£f an honorable mention on its merits •^n/wti er & Wilson’s a medal for its deWoe cnlar hook.” The Howe Sowing fChiot 2*' th W n a h de , d f “ l ' r n mmm (to “ *“*!>& ExhlbitorlS el llf i. f?r 1111 Dur P° ae s on exhibition. Onr lfcht? 0-t Machine gnarantood to make perfect wiw£aa the lightest and heaviest fabrics! ort 011 Sold and rented. Cor. Penn & St Clair, streets. A. M. HefiBECOB. Agent. SMITH, PABK & CO. Ninth Ward Foundry PITTSBURGH. Warehouse, No. 149 First a„A lon o Manufacturers ,of all sSesS'J 0 Second sts. Coal Oil Retorts and 6till“ Qutj! n?" f pl10 ? 8 of Sad Irons. Dog Irons. Boxes sL?L P>p ??- and Couplings ' Beel Moulds Ai‘o J obbiog and iSiacainery’of a , tion ißtide to order. Dery or descrip- OZblydAw viaoraomißS or \? RK I 3 Se P t - I ~ A Morris Island “®V° the herald, dated the 11th, save: IreL fa 6 °°K ° ccn P ation of Wagner and Gregg, the rebels have been exceedingly a “™ e p fl “ d aavage-they do not allow us a moments peace. They fire nieht and an 7^m n hl agner ’ bIU thej left us aa ch an admirable constructed work, and so capacious and safe bombproofs, no one is injured—they are often enough during the night to enable us to sleep soundly. ®. Since Tuesday ten or twelve deserter^ in B y Ve to C °r 6 m . from '! atnea la! and, belong' >ng to Georgia regiments. They renori continued dissatisfaction among the men. and a general desire to escape from a ser Them h Th hSS bec ° me to hem They say the rebels are building . b , atl ? nes on Sail,vans Island! above hort Moultrie and Battery Bee, to cover the channel to the city. Additional ttenes are also being constructed in the most approved style between Fort John whinh n .s tB6 C ‘' 3 '’ ° n Jamefl l3land ' on Wbioh they are mounting 10 inch colum b.ads and 7-inch Brooks rifles. Un the Green at the city the rebels have mounted a 13 inch Blakely rifle, which they have just received from Mobile L b ml e , ‘." a3 . br ° n g>>t with another of the same calibre in an Anglo rebel blockade runner two weeks ago. A second of them hin Charles-on, not mounted. It was at first proposed to mount it on Fort John son, but that idea was given np, and so lar as deserters know, no place had yet been determined npon where it pat in position. over n - 6 f)o ” oUated projectiles, weighing 'pounds each, were lying by the •p." , tb< i R nil .on Charleston Green. I he health of the command is good.— (■ I “ d ‘i' r “ peed fresh vegetables. Gen. Gillmore has issued a thirty days' furlough eIL7i a n e ,h Wh ° ba^. them selves in the recent siege. They an- not to exceed two per cent, of the eff ctive m ,^ be island, and must be rtcom mended by the Colonel. Kansas Citt, September If, A de tachment of the Ninth Kansas, „ nd „ famiTnear s' 1 ' an K Came ° P 0n QuantreH’s They killed f eDeb , ar ' on September « L h. iney idled two, destroyed a quantity of stores, cap f ured b£Prrs-- d r r£“::: , a , r,:r h ":“ i „S” d ,:r form E r PH ‘ 3 ' , Se P lemb6r H —Official in formation of the movement of Gen whh h twn d T‘, fol!r tEIOUBaDd strong, Steele ha« b h ' e8 ’ - n A Dpport of G *n. ateeie, has beeu received. They are this week on their way up White river Re ports from Steele continue favorable Uen. Stevenson aad Croaker returned to \ leksburg ,rom the expedition against 1 ennessee and Harnsbu.-gh. The diUon.was successful. The evacuating and retreating in the d.rccUon of stores e a°d t Ki dBS - troy,ng lirge quantities | of Btoresand blowing up the magazines; Arm or the Potomac, September 17 - ton's fnrth 7 BU a conteetB Gen - Pleas an h-T advaaee on the South bank afr? J^ P 'r ttn wuha B, roug force of cav alry and infantry, aided by Btrone bream sWmA r ' fle Pil3 -A | ssirmishing occurred at Raccoon Ford yesterday, but our loss was slight, and our forces remained quietly on this aide of the river. We have as yet no positive In I formatiou concerning the main body of rebel infantry, but it ,s me erf, swr..’«. 1 * the N |m| Yoß,i ’ S f p !' 17 - Th « Times has .‘c® io'iowiDg:— It la sta ted on g ood thonty that Gen. Gillmore has Tendered b e resignation to ihe President, because of a disagreement between himself and Admiral Dahlgren. Report says the Pres- will not give up Gillmore, and Ad miral Farragut has been>ppointed with a proposition to assume command of the naval forces at Charleston. AMERICAN JS THE LARGEST I; , s ; ... M f an ,e'd Hotel in the N_.. I ,a ", . *A®- theVnileTof reo™ fro *3 pletely furnuhed for iamUiealmd?; d °? m ' parties, and the hon A^7- la,go Raveling as a first a nrst-cia«s Hotel in kepl etegraph to the house ,o aU parts of the ‘ mm . Boston. Sept. 1863. * KICJS - Ptop , r .;“ tor ; seiiiomd LAKE tDFEEIOK COPPJgTmimes —AN D smeltog wobks. p ark, M’Curdy Manufacture™ of te , r “. ar i?, dealers in Metals, Im Plate, bheet Iron Fire, io. ?T RJ ®TS, p'ittob'argh Pa STandl2o p2SS! e 0 ° rd6rS of Copper c “‘ to any deaired fe2l:lydAw db%besse works. HAILMAE, EAHM & 00., MAKUTAOTUSSafI 07 Ipo n ; BaU g P lo w SprtnglAmi B steel, Springes Axes *fr« WAREHOUSE, NO. 77 WATER STR*EET l™ PITTSBURGH. PA. BEffl© ¥ A IV. kesioved H ousel “ N0 ' 145 «“ . ap23stl 66 'S'HE Ullog » ABCH STREET, between 8d and 4th phiudeu>hu ’ I ,HE WDKBgISKED HAVINO ... /*• newedthe lease of the above poDnln. n®*' for a senes of years, would resnoctren. ons Rimfvf 8 60 * >EB dozen: $25 per lfii, - “ tra V,nm at $5 per C l^^ ATOnS “ telegeaphic. FIRST EDITION. HIPOBTAST FBOII CBABBBSTOJ Rebels Building New Batter' ies on Sullivan’s Island. l FROM MEMPHIS, TENN, movements of gen. smith DIVISION. Gen. Pleasanton’s Advance Gen. Gillmore Tendered his Resignation. &c., Ac., &c, &c. 80-7o\ & Co., No.29Jffih K £°^_ Telegraphic. _ SECOND EDITION. 5,ei,10< *-»tlc M as s Meeting at Lancaster. FROM WASHINGTON, Reported Disagreement Between Gen. Gillmore and Admiral Dahlgren Discredited. Johnston's Army Reinforc' &e., c.'i-e.iij dispatch to the Pittsburgh Post ] thou l°T BR ’ Seplember 17 -Over ten a persona were present at the Democratic Mass Meeting to-day. Ex- Govenor David R. Porler preaidi Speeches were made by Judge Woodward, Glaney Jones. Hon. Jeremiah S. Black Judge Porter Henry Clay Dean, and others. Great enthusiasm prevailed. I I . t . H. [ WiSHiKOTox, Sept. 17. —IG aa nnb J lished this morning, there has been ■agreement between Gen. G.llmoie and o'-hJa'r S P T"'™* “•« tender o- his resignation by the ionaer, and the displacement of the latter by Admirui i'’Tr ragut, there has certainly beeu a dee'i-as dut,y ou l b® part of Admiral Dahlgren mneTd 8 Dothic S whatever to the Proper department, on that subject, in the recently received advices ; hence, the re port is discredited. No action whatever has been taken to transfer Admiral Farrsgut trom his pre ent commanu. F ° f Warhafl otdered that the a.ts of Congress, relating to the sus pension of the writ of habeas eorpmi and ■be proclamation of the President, based formaSoVTf 16 !! bB pnblished for the in ormation of all concerned. g to Uejfitar for some purpose. Ref 0®“!? . Dn J“ g circulating in the South to the effect that after Two day® W | L!Ch Bra ® g wa9 def and men 3 fr CS ’, b f recs '^ d ,‘“ge reinforce rnenta from .iobnaton, which turned the 7? fbaW e ’ acd .^ at he waa now drir Uig Roaecrane. All of Jobneton’e cavalry are reported i° huva joined Bragg, wit? mnnicatfons' deBtro^‘u K Rosecrana' com- Sep , l ; n -~ K “ar Admiral Porter RoXl ocouSlyTj Vetle !s lU [ C U'beK is rapidly retwSi““““h Gen' Devidson in hot pursuit. The Steamer Sunshine, from New Or eans on the Bth, has arrived. Her news anncipated. She has on board 900 bales oi coiton belonging to the Goven^ uient. Which was taken on board at Mem ,^ VTOX ’ °" Sc P t !'• To night Lieut wTs the Pr ° VoBt Guard Tamed Fred H B bot at by a moulded r D T S t„i nnd'fi B n OWU - [ J,euL Esdil f*. red U P°° h >B assailant, sev era! shots ukmg effect BD d producing it >8 said, mortal wounds. I recto JhotUHe corps near Lafayelte The report, doubtless, relates to the en gagement oi Negley some days since been V tlkl r at, ' y ' f aduG «r.“; had been taken by onr forces near Morristown. f ,l,a Pt- —lt is reported to day lha the steamer Calidonia is taking in coal to snpjly a Confederate steLer.- The debate on the motion of no confidence n the government, commences to day the contest promises to be very close L.n\ X Fra J CISC0 > Sept. 16—The cars j;: 9 fr r, thi r ,,yl7 miies ‘° w ards s an Raikoad t ° 7 « rthe 7V ' est 6 Pacific nrdin ( ‘ Twent y fi? e miles will be k 'j' rfl cars within a month and the balance of the road to San Jos° will be completed by January Wash?" 1 , 8 l ° h , oBpiulB >’> the vicinity 8 oi edfroitT’ Bb ° Ut VI 00 BicbaDd woind ed, from the army of the Potomac. New Fall Goods, HUGTJS & HACZE’S Corner Fifth and Market street*. ‘ Figured Delaines, „ Colored dusters, ■ Plain Fr. Merinoes, ' Plain Fr. Repps, Empress Cloth, Broehe Velours, Turin Cloths Printed Merinoes, Ottoman Cloths. Figured Volencias, 9trlppeoos o'-er r'■ported K 0 wo“ h largm supply bomo to day, nitno ennii.r 7 5 ’, e " ! st " yotl at nantj of droves h»vo°to hVfJrf at 6ev t ral rem ke'. IheJsivs wk„ h° „ p fid for “Other mar since jflst Friday are uoutof tbe market »na brokers »«'holdhs se|6-ai“ ! . r 0 Pr ces or the few so'd 2i.d»r 0,8 fo - r - thcm bo ow the rates of last eveninVTif oD u ld,r f l>iy disposition to hold on m th?.!?*'.v , bere >• a flee as much as would be n „?J athpr ,han < a ®ri-1 views of buyers. " necessary to meet the | bhport op the hakeet, thibty two yeses soo I we A ;i?eT' t e E n^ f e h r '--- h 7>l « . oS" Market. on tho 19-h o, hf,, v ew T «rk-Catt e i i eess, on. Here i’tls . pnn d ln a Paper in his pos- ! bend of beef'iitUo T »idoh , f ;1 e !i sh S’’ Wooi ' 500 were all so d quick?r than tb. h , or ! sn .? p,y ' aat > S Ss® increase of atd "son? "°h in Price, bnt I crease of labor in Li; someahat of an ln-I tember, Igai, a/compared* with 183 l? P ° rt in e* we no kins Market at JR *ui ofTomp* each, but these were ?ould dr ®-=® 55 tt A good drove that would “ia a'fft. d pri £®-- saw priced at $4 37U a ® ® each we sod at 5*@6 1 1 lb 7 live tiirt t. el bn? t e h°° d flheep pot over6c.fi lb. WosawoS maesat in low flesh for the butohera 1 bn?<£ o< f “"S*' farmer, sojd at $2 62id ’ *? ut he More th in half of?he^me* B °sf COnni » y arriving are lambs and the EnDnlv ; ?^ u ' or now too great for the demand at 50 peroent Price, to the (Hove? This clJf'? 10 ® «k® Mr ever 12,000 sheep a week wiHfS.. Cannot . ab *®rb r?f f.reat one time. He worked hard to keen nn the price but it was no so —the market up .tooted and broke dr wn UnteTs ra. °, TC ? greatly reduced, it will ke» n 0 Buppl 7 >» standing the a igltt'ldv^e^p^^Yth ofShle C run K d^^Llo?,t^ l6 n b tr h / rB ' d ‘ pal ‘ a were made at about $1 9 eaoii? h ii££J ptembfp could be made now at Rnmafhino vi oe seen that thedecl ne “ " lU the meat and that it is becatSe the i fl annw , i pon Ipse, and we see no chance nfa»S,» PP ! 7 ! 8 80 throws the coming week aa ma in better state f be*d be.d back*thatghnS B J* a J ofBOm e4,°Co thing, have been'in mS'foX ° f I K\7f^s pi !(f p^ n “<>ii b e a p ssrsst | aro -WeWs.'sssi notice in im week T to a w»k in !his 7? ftah >J<» f° TS>vk£ r Fl-nUIy one at ss'j. The grade flniw! °°f a " iug mnob larger and worth more for beef'whi’ck S.*£» n # STi£2S;sS“' ® a ‘^s ed at in the 0, untry. la fi?Sht•* Btuna *' this week is too Urge fo/S’,”^ Wi'th fat. :t was hard to gft 7\Zq, a §J?Ti 'or i-rm 3 «to lean? thatthe bu • bo 7 611 ii. 140 to 161 n>. Tt tta weLh, a f?,*. i? r c , a,yea sells quite at the top price* the market- a feS' B coarse grass calves sell at s@6c 3 B> 1 Bom « THE HOB JUBEET. pere were about 30 car-lraia tomirket day m-rning, andtrade opened V on s §° ? B>. though reheard ofsalef^'Slifi? 1 ?? 1 ■^ttaswsSfiSF?^ the piico of hogsThif week : foIlow “& fiSTUMS as fßaffiiSSSf* “«3mK Large size. still-fed f&t" SfgFfr Second quality, emMed""""'"" ■ ®bw Torh Money Harked )SK * Sept. 17.—Money easy. 6 per cent. § nn ’ Mod rate business at .4ra<3l46U Ocdd Without anydeoided change. opSitog kt qfot tfiSSg to V 3fSSbg COMM EE 0 I A L . WITSBOB6H «U TBADE . The market Tester*., Sept 18. ’ buyers nor Jn. , y was neither ' positicn'fo rule high. The B £ekb SA* . descripU “ B ted. which causes a quiet m«iel dispatch was received a, tied ,6 h market ™ £d ’P&^u^-t Jfe d ‘ bu^ra were holdup off—there wp?®k Tbe s s? cfes a*® increasing The jySlUf* heavy. Onr Ink. st ri«> M »„ ~“® receipts 2ggfi&3«£ JdSSawr l^^ e ia ssi*z-s!* j PhUade?"^ J R ° e £|J lork-Refined. 838. To 15 : total. llMbrta “■ B,i Crudo ' 15; Benzole, * v _ Allegheny River*, asbrlli. Road ' 754 bris. Per wvbTxock^kkbt, Cattle—The offerin^' 7 “e?e^?' ,pt l l7 - «3. °f an inferior quality. mostly ment acconot hare ccmmenced^ona^- Gov * rn_ ft short suspension. Ihe sates Dt&ifS! 1 er exhibit a w;de raoge of prices butnniS* 1 hejow ‘be variety of stocks oflS"ed Vh? 9"® *ere literal. wc^ e f“ r ° arce and in gocd demand; all that acllVpe? h g e 0 ad enimont laSpecti ° a s ° ld n u l m b?S'"** ll enpp li pd i » large iuiiouQtira to 3-Qfin lit e *" e shipped Kust 4.0 5?“plrlb A 0 l ’ r ' *..- Whuky doll at 51051®. ra fair: white, 8. 0 . Phlladelphlnararket. 5. i* heat dnfl IA " bales 16001n loU a da *ia at W 50® wkdosl.ss. Cora rtladfSB4 p?tr Et , ?l 32 ®l«1 7 @3S: fefiD,d Whisky firm IP XuifcfiSd TI, K4TItE. ' r~''«<~. *»KSssfiSr"* Miss SUSAjf OESIW THIS EVENKS will he performed HCJICHBACH. Jul'a f1e1en...... Master Waiter. bathom Song To conclude with KATCRE *»' p«ui« M , HI Colin .. *" Father Phi in',’,7 SANFORD’S OPiRA THOUPt! Ma *onic hall' 1 -’*Htfc‘ EI»ES,TEIi SUCCESS, CHOWDEU TO WITNESS The Pioneersjof Minstrelsy inis evening a every evening »EKING IHt WEEK, a ud on Saturday Aft. moon, SANFORD’S TROrPEI fI TEE br{ 1 AI ;? n .S teoupeii the B™t FIEG T EKM IK, -' ililN - l ‘ I HJS CEli S ll - VOAieDIaNS 11 i ii-i. iPPEiE. ter D , O o°B. oren at 7 Xo commence quar . H. KJeber A Brof sth S t d rcm the ttoro «»' ‘ sel6 A ii K 0 o>i CONCERT HALf, FOB BIX X«eHTli ? mmeaclDe SSpf^S AT E ™*<- MORRIS’ MINSTRELS ! bra s >J3 A W r», BURLESQUE OlpJOtK’S CONCERT, From their Opera House Boston. 2 **o3s* ■JaVA 3 S'A 2AXSA |Ha3X Th o his Sh-htod " d ° cm rf Lt ’ain d ever gramiu™ animo 11 IloSterfl - pamphlets and pro- Cards of Xdmiiion... ‘ C ° k ' co “ m «ce at 8 Orche c tra Scats && cents Hall during the week K b ' tl ° 1,1 lroDt 01 1110 W.A. ABBOTT. A» e , A r Moßld? ' a J2J a*-'h* O 2 ££*»? 53 =?scs o u G f gs, * a r® & S' 3 £>■ B “ k » £> go's® 2 c' ta « q 2 O S' B§*rS 02 m °*» wSggS 2 3 M © £= £ H a O te pC&sr o 2 X ■; 5 «I n§: a° * s “ ►. g- ft s ; s H © BE i£|3 0 O 2‘ g* PS, 0 S a • gi * R & g^| 3 o*gf •* o>?3 2ss-© - 1. • o,r« Burnett’s Preparations, GO CENTS, PATENT MEDICINES AT REDUCED PBICES, AT BARKIS’S DRUG STORE, 63 MARKET St. 3d below 4th. C. A. VAN KIBK & CO., MASOTAOnrRgpa qv OAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS, Patent Improred Eicelsoir k Patent Paragon COAI, Oil, BURNERS, haitd LAMPS, OOLUMHS, &0. Salesrooms, 817 Arch St. Philadelphia. Manufactory, Frankford, Philadelphia, tauAl] goods warranted., iylfcly BOOTS AND SHOES. Fall and winter stock of T BuOiS and SHOES Jost received and for sale cheap at sen J ' q*aP L ,. AHI> ’ 8 . 9B Market street. 10 CAS f?3 j . «astob oil, JuBt raoerved and for ssleby sels QE .O- A. KELLY. — No 69 Federal st. 1 NISH FLOAT ISM- u °- J ast received and for sale by sels 0«0. A KELLY, No. 69 Federal et. PtJjCHEos Msim; bay Bust. Just received and for sale by al , GEO A. KBLBY, 55 No. 69 Federal et. f^BANBEBBIEsTTBBSTcHOICE Cranberries to arrives For B*l* hy ,„ FETZER & AhM-TEO^Q, sen .Corner Market and First street*. ft 1 !?* 8 " 20 BARBELS Of PRISE Onions to arrive. For sale by - FETZER* ARMSTRONG. Beif Corner Market and First street*. barbels op choice 8,17 Corner Market and First sWota. H^,AAiB—l3o BUHEU OP WHITE " Beans to arrive. ForlSoby s«l7 FBTZFR & ARMSTRONG. Comer Market aid First street*, ■Amusements. — ■Miss Ocnin —•••Annie Eoeriio —-Mr. Kamea Lovtdajr —. «J 0 e ton Air. JLevns •Misi £eckot — Donin *nw Phi *_T'~ > r Ctup|,enddio