Amusements.
NUDITTSHURG H THEATRE.
JP Lessee and Mal agar 1 1 E s D 2ft '
Treasurer U. UVEEINGT •
. .
Third night of the talented actress., E
EENDER:3ON who will appear in six chit
tors.
THIS EVENING will be preeented. the etefl
ing Drama en itled
SATAN IN PARIS,
Msateriots Stranger
Clotiide
Lilon inanchere.
Princess Bemire.
Captain Montelt
Clari ......
Count ?antlle.
Song
To conclude with
FANCILY JA
Porelain
DAN RICK'S OHM SHOW,
The model and moral exhibition of the age
Will Exhibit in PITTSBURGH
ON BED LION LOT
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
and SA' URDAY
ocr. 28, 29, 39 and Si,
KY AFTERNOON, AT 'I,
EVERY EVENING AT 7
1)(1, wii . ch cr. a , -••• linen rate I
AMERICA,N IFIUMORIT
DAN RriCE:
Will positively riepear introduce the won
derful Blind Ta;king
EXCELSIOR, Jr..
The Trained Animal 9,
Educated Muleo, &c
And 10a.i is thrir va r ri : J. , performance, The
EQUESTRIANS,
GYMNASTS,
ACROBATS
and ATHLETES
Ever brought before the public
DAN RICE "STILL LIVES'
Admission, Boxes,
Reserved Scats,
Childre•i under 10 roars of ago 25e to all part= o
the Pavilion. 0(07
i ly/AsoNic HALL.
SECOND WEER OF
GOODWIN & CO.'S
POLYORAMI OF THE WAR,
I1i1I;i`:SF at C.:Et 4 S.
HOUSES NIG FITLY CROWDED
To overflo wiag by delighted audiences.
Exhibitions each Evening
T7 l / 2 LOAC,
ADHISSION, 2Fi CENTS
Chi!dren under ten 15 cults.
uRAND MATINEES
Wednesday and Saturday A fternonas
At 3 o'clock, wS=s c'• i!dron w'l be admitted
for 1 er:)1,
Ht F 1 L-O.NIERBY.
ocl9-6tl 91A1 :Leer.
GsliT
Trotting Match
A T
COLLIINS
On Monday Next, at 2u 2 Weloek,
11,tween the celebrated 11, , r e=,
OAKLAND, 5014 'OAP Ali MAHAR,
FOB A PREMIUM OF WO.
04320-6td
MNAA.D - 1 Ai
• Steam to Queenstown and Liverpool,
The first claaa powerful Steninoaipa
,SITDON KEDAH.,
MARAlfliniv, I TRIPOLI,
FROM NEW TORE
NVIEL GAIL
•3vory alternate Wednesday, from Liver
moot every alternate Tuesday, and from Queens
town every alternate Wednesday.
tjteerage Passage from Liverpool or Queens
town. &25; from New York, 11L5u, Payable in
Oold or its equivalent in Clan - ones -
For Steerage Passage apply zo WILLIABIS
GLUON. 40 Pu‘PAI bit., Now I ork, or
THUS. RATTIOAN,
Nianongabela Hausa. Water:::
itt3ayi
Passage rrom 51ngland & Irelaud
CS '2' 5
•
EUROPEAN =,,,01;1; AGENO Y,
TilitOttAtz. RAVI - SIG.& 18, E tit ILO
Agent, 122 Monongahela House, PitCE
buygh. Pa- is praparod to brinu oat or send back
passengers from or to arty part of the olil corm
try by F.teata or sailing paoitots.
biIGET DRA P 1 Ei/I% dAlitS, payable in ens
Dart of Barone.
Agent for the Iretcyolic and Cincinnati
road. Ain. - P)r the old Black Star Line ()I
Bailingpaokaa, for the Steamer great Eamt
..erck and for t G s linen of Steam era calling between
New York. iiicerencl. (4tcssoN3 and %awns.
fell
.LAKE FILPERIOR COPPER MINES
-AND
SMELTING WORKS.
Patric, 24' Curtly o. ,
14ianulacturers of
bheath. Brasiers' and Bea Copper, Pressed
Copper Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms.
Spolter Dodder, &c. Also impor•
tors and dealers in Metals,
Tin Plato, Sheet Iron,
Fire. Sc.
IS-Constantly on hand, Timmons' Machines
and To• Is. Warehouse, No. /9 9 FIRST and 120
SECOND STREETS, Pittsburgh Pa.
orders of Copper cut to any desired
Pattern. lydaw
New Castle & Beaver Valley
RAIL ROAD.
griN AND AFTER MONDAY THE STH
ire. (and umil further notiie,) trains on the
N. C. ,k B. V. R. h . will connect at Homewood
stalkia with the Mail Train cm the P. F. el', Az C.
R. W.., leaving Pittsburgh at 7a. in. Also with
the Crestline accommodati.n, leaving Pittsburgh
at 230 p. m.
Through tickets 'or New Castle. Sharon. Mer
cer, kranklin and Oil city can be proem ed at the
ticket office of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
Chleaso Railway Company in Pittsburgh,
• WM. D. DIOK.tiON , Pass,
A gt.
.New Castle. Oot. fi. 1863. oc6-2w
The Howe Sewing Machine.
Inveuted 11.84 d. Perfected 1582,
O ECEIVED TRIBUTE. PROM ALL
-EL other Bowing Machines. at the World's Fair,
1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine received
an honorable mention on its merits ; and Wheel
er & Wileori
e medal for its-device called "Cir
inalar hook. " The Bowe Sewing Machine. was
awarded c premum (to an English Exhibitor.) as
the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our light
est Machine guaranteed to make Perfect mark an
this4htest and. heaviest fabrics
nom and ratted. Cor. Penn & St Clair, streets.
- •• • • •
A. MI. secrinr.eoß,
mratetewas Agent.
LADS /44',11188SEN AND CLI I LORENE;
Jul BooM - fThota. Gaiters and Balmoral's, made
ordernif the best materials and wurkinan-
AMP. W. Z SCHICERTz tt.Co..
ar4 al RIAU
nAILY POST.
noilNiru, our. sua
,k CO.,
1' R New York, and 6 c'tnte street,
13 , .t01 - , are o, r ar:tr-t4 for the Daily anti
Weekly Post, in she cities. and are author
ised to ialte ant Subscriptions
for us as our Loweßt Roes,
.64 - • THE DA I IN AND IN EMILY POST
•an he antler be procured at the News Lopots of
W. Pittock and f rank Casa, Fifth street with
or wit` .out wrappers: Daily 3 cents; Weekly 5
cents.
Ettie Henderson
BECKEf
ON AND AFTER THE let OF NO•
camber 1863, all subscriptions to the Daily
Post must be paid is ativsnce Th , se kilo% ic
Ihemsevcs to be in arrears tc , 4l pleme call and
settle w'tl , out father delay.
Mr,Chippendale
CITY
Where Will It Stop?
To tho calm obE,rv, - r of pa4sing events
it would seem that a portion of cur peo
ple bad suddenly become bereft of reason,
common sense and the plainest dictates
of justice. - The time was when men could
differ in opinion upon political matters,
and their right to do so would not be qua.-
tiened. Now, the matter is different.
The dominant political party in this ruin
ty and the State have set up a soil of in
quisition, and very man in the OOLIIMII
pity who (keel ...t think and vote upon
political gine. inra at they do, is forthwith
placed upon the rack, and unless he re
cants what his Bed - appointed inquisitors
are pleased to term his political heresy,
he is at once guillotined. This proscrip
tion is carried into ti of busi
nHis, and even into our institutions of
learning. It ee ems that, Rev. I. C. Per
shing, President ot tile Pitt.i.inirgh Fetna!e
College, on Hancock street, in the exere
cise of his just rights us alt American cit
izen, saw proper to vote for Ge,o. W.
Woodward for Governor. This exercise
of a legitimate right of every freeman, at
once excited the ire of Ibe itquisnorB,
aed it was forthwith deterinineo fo put
this Premed gent ;1•11:All upon the rack
for being a copperhead, and guilty of
treason and disloyalty it. the Government.
As a vreetirsor et what was to follow, is
communicaticm, front the pen of a brother
in the t torch un3 n p bosom
friend, appeared a fes d,:yh niu, Ciu the
Gazette. calleng upon the I vurtees of the
Female College to lovirE , lig.%it, Mr. Per
shing's loyalty. The %ether c t the coot
neurimation in question, is a bitter and
unscrupulous paitizsii, and will leave no
i means untried to accomplish the end he
has in view—the destruction of Mr. Per shing's usetuluess as President of the
flourishing institntion over which he pre
sides, and his rein:3ml. But we are glad
to know that there are still same men lift
among us who are not so blinded by po
litical prejudice as to 11,3 utiab!“ to listen
to truth, honor and Louet in a man,
even though he may be elect, in the ex
ercise of his rigiAs lie ait mar - 'ire
against Andrew G. Curtin. And these
men are among our most
zees, and are fully d, termined that Rev-
Mr. Pershing shall net bit injured, either
in his private character or public calling,
for no other crime than tha,. of voting fur
Geo. W. Woodward. Mr. Pershing is a
most estimable man, an hble divine, and
a successful teacher, and nn man has ri
shadow of right to interfere with his prit
ilege of voting for whom be pleases.
Voting for Woodward is neither disloyal
ty or treason, and Rev. Pershing is to day
a more loyal man to the Union than any
one of his persecutors. We shalt watch
the reFult of this matter closely.
New POSTAI, (2 , lIIIENCV.—SQuie of the
new fractional currency which the Wash
ingtou letter writers have heralded as
something quite L , -.n .i:121, has found its
way to the, city. Ibe whole design of
the to : the , gravulz.
with the exueption of a s,nult tut it , the
left I, wer i.ryer, is very bad el the
g the paper. It rt icley
splits two is worse. But, en were
not ciulll. P. gilt ring has been d
arciui.i; an , head of Waehibg , -lia ti.e
centre which has the most tin , elly I
well be c:,nceived. I , it also a
greta defect in these hills that trio laces of
the s- ,,, eral denutnitutti9us, excor ile
tneri , figures, ar'- alike, n.king it har.: to
,I,st he:nisi/ one from anctber it. a tWi
light., a Lili they might he ea...ly altered
one for another 1.3, a skillful counterfeiter.
Printed in black ink, it would not be a
month before these bills would look like a
dirty rag, and become wholly undecipher
able. The backs of tee bills are in better
taste, nut differing much from lhx ol I cur•
rency save in color. The 1 reasury D. -
partment should not suffer them to go
out in their present e3ndition. It is a
pity that there is not ingenuity and taste
enough to devise a currency secure and
neat,.
Sri F:ND11) PRESENTS for tai Sanitary
Con:irnitte will be on exhibition this day
at the rooms of the Cominitn>e. lierh-'s
Build.fig, Fourth str. et, near Mark.-f.
Meyers. White, Orr & Co., of Fifth
street, have prevented the. Committee with
a splendid wrapper or dressing gown,
Said to be Otie of the handsf , rn-st ever
even in these parle. Don . ' fail 10 sal!
and examine the same.
Mr. J. M. Spence, of Market street,
has also presented the Committee with a
magnificent new cloak gotten up in a
splendid manner, one that does great
credit to that elite) prising firm. Such
gifts are m.rtainly very acceptable and
will bring its own reward. Call at
Burk.,'s Building mid see it for yourself.
COL - P.T! 4 MARTIAL — TP7O IleW courts mar
tial have been ordered to sit in Baltimore,
for the trial of military offirnees, both com•
posed of c:fficeni tinder medical treatment,
but able to perform this sort of duty. One
of them will he presided over by Col. Roy
Stone, 149th Pennsylimni.i volunteers, and
the other by Col. Warner. of the Tenth
Pennsylvania Reserves.
TRF. FIRST Wd_RD INVESTIGATION. —Sev
en additional voters in the Firet Ward were
qualified last night at Central Hall, to hav
ing voted for George W. Woodward, for
Governor. Thie number added to the 133
previously qualified, makes the whole
number thus far 140, or sixty three more
than reported by the return judges of the
election in that ward.
SPECIAL. NOTII E. — .Voriiiine-Stern Fair.
Contribniors of all heavy articl-R will
take notice that all heavy articles intended
for exhibition at the Northwestern fair,
will be received at the Allegheny depot,
this Wednesday forenoon. Persons inter
ested will see thatthis matter is attended to.
OYSTER CRACKERS. -It does seem strange
to us that the lovers of Oysters will use
the ordinary crackers now in use, whet,
they can procure the Bo3ton Oyster
Cracker, manufactured in this oily by S.
S. Fourtll street, jast as cheap, if
not 0 little cheaper.
PITTGRGHIirtS A - Oji Monday
the following Pit tsburgherh were in Phil—
adelphia— J. M. Burchfield (11,i wile, Jno.
W. K. N:atit..k tthd ..idy. G.
S. ISlundeff, Gec. Noble, J. 0. \.‘ H .
J. Eldrtbet end wife, H. L. B,illmßo, O. P.
Snails.
GRAND CONCERT.--The numerous friends
of Prof. Chamboni. will be pleased to
learn that he intends giving a grand vocal
entertainment, early next week. He will
be assisted hp a number of our most as
complished vocalists.
ELECTRICAL MACHINE and Philosophical
Apparatus, together with a private Libra
ry, will be sold on Thursday evening, at 7+l
o'clock, et t llicelelland's auction.
THE POLTCR kM.4.—This afternoon at.
Masonic H.:O th. , I,r, of 11. P -
lyorama give a grand matinee for the ac
commodation qt latt t3:l and children, and
e doubt not the e .qic ill be im
proved by hunch, bee;: un
able to attend in no i.vtun g in conse
quence of the immenre crowd .1 who gather
at an early hour to cviir eEi this intensely
interesting entertainment. A great in•
dacement for the little folks. is the fact
that. they will be admitted for the small
sum of 10 cents each.
Go this afternoon srd take the lift
ones.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL tall style hats and
caps can be had at Fleming's, 139 Wood
street, whose stock comprises all the nov
elties in the hat nr cap line, with a full
assortment of staple goods ; also, a large
and elegant variety of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Fars. Those wishinga styl
ish hat, or an elegant set of furs should by
all means call at Fletalng'tt, 139 Wood
street..
NEWS.
THEATR Ettie Henderson was greet—
ed again last night with an overflowing
house. She appears to night in six cLar
acters, in the play of " Satan in Paris."
Another full house awaits her.
VOCAL Mt - alc.—H. D. Brecht, teacher
of ainging and el: ltivation of the voice, 128
Smithfield street.
eS,GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING
AI scm v^-. for f amily manufaoluring purposoa
ive ne,t in 1180
A. F. CH ATONA V. tlener.ll Agent.
Fain etr, ct PittsLurith, Pa.
7••PF.PiI M EST
TTTTTTTTTTT MEYER
JOSEPH MEYER it SON,
M t.NUFACTUR ER.3 • F
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNITURE & CEIAIRS,
WAREH. r SMITHFIELD ST..
Betworm sth st , and Virgin alley.
nog PITTSBURGH
EXTRACT OF FROSTWORT,
A
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFYER,
le
Ibt patent ' , rept, awn but ono prosuribod
By the Medical Profession
RANKI'N'S DRUG STORE,
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES,
:g I.l' it gcn rccoi pt of pri,,nD
- •
FO::
7 the Arto). cylin rr
Cases, lime luth:ator .•entre, t. ...ace trauma
of ope ing ulna t :Ln.isotbe and reliable burr
and e -, ape., t made. r, Id in tho army at $25..
$.2 50.
SOLDIER'S 0 WIC., patent Lever. in -toil
mr, nil ver en. - sruyvl Itunt,ng Jewbied
r. gnlnte I. 0.
SPLENDtiI GO Y. r. COMPOSITE
Ci ATCII, J ewe caber medium size for gen
tlemen. or s II sizo for ladieq, lir tnully en
graved CdBoB. Very clego ;it and iiceurate, ft En
soid far $l5.
GOt. D COM PO siTE, patent Detached Le-
Je - seit - .1 in 1.; las, gold balance, war
:a le l s fcro ct time - ktemr.suitiblo it &se for
tither tL dy or gentleman. richly :Marled cams—a
really solend d a. time, often sold for $75, s2's.
.1 mall surd. boa ti f , ,ishod ladies• Lt
lice ).; .ratplate v. - .deh, be. ut folly °am
ulet tod caNes. re.oilly sold .t *F. O , i.121',00.
nr assire void elate scab it,
chronometer bak,,r.s, full ruby Joe clod. det.ch
ed lever heavy. be,utlfully fin card cakes, war
reeled 1 t - tue kes.p.r, often _old for *its),
S.:3MI.
ANTRON4IIIII(' Al. WATI.'II, in ina.g.ive
[;;aced jeweled in
la acti,ns. eo d balance, and nil the recent int-
In a ....Lon In the:link er . air.d. .nn.,
_ :it-hi, ft 100. /I A.,nd poira
ow !rah ulta.,'"Ev ti t tip of ihr month,
e 1i aud al,
Itch.! rl an.) ge , tlemens' watch.): and
n ¢re t v.t ierr. Seed AWL
mu( other mate It,. A cent wanted.
A liner tit' , T! t , tl Wit. 1 to it orders.
ilt ey .) at r it properly reeled.
ARRAN CO.. 1. llruedway i N
Then 13,:rnurn' , Museum.
cl 5-1 awl.,
FL EC rI lON RETURNS
How the t.adies have Voted
117 E ARE EN A BLED ROU6IIII
i.nr al" io dive the imbl I . oven at
iLw ear.y P.
Result of the Ladies' Vote
On a ce•y ri,a4i-n, a rerulh too,
while showing th e sonn , Thess of their ;113itetuent,
speaks louder than rds to, tho ty of
The Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing . Machine.
The throw leadatti BCIVi nz n a.chice cAnpade, in
the c are Ihe Whoe:e- k N5ll o i. rtincer
1,, •“r Baker, end the, ~ a lrt: f,r the
(mercer end, tz.l,knelnw-htch ee rhtjutn, show
how tit , 13 !Fs voted:
Wheeler A W'll#.on
Nlnyer A Co.. . .
Ciro cer d Rtut er..
Showiug that the iVhe , ler ‘l, SSi F,,n t' Q uip a . b y
said during the (manic named nearly double vie
Mil 11 •, Made 1,, Hite. the ethers.
iv r 121111111,1 e nia , hinei have hoer sold,
and U.- downy for tr em a arPater than ever.
ThiA hould he r,gardal a a '1 ES I" by those who
theirs lay the
Ml' Fllllll stARG 111011 NE,
lti r • Fifth Eircet.
urla I\ - M. `IN 1.0.. Agent
% OTT CE-
BEAR IL!
In the name of the peovie 01 the United mates,
you are here y suinrnenel to apnear bettra the
ntiderdeneri, the Judges of the Suoreine Court,
be show eat's, wly you should not save one.half
by purehaeinw your
HOOTS & SHOES
A • r
Concert Hall Shoe Store,
62 Fl VII! STREET,
PRICEJ WITHIN Tilt: REACH OF ALL.
The above Court Will be open from day to day
until furth^v notice. at 62 FIFTH ST. Per order
:JOHN CHEAP, Judges of the
FnANK DURABLE.}-People'a wants
BILL PERFECT, of the U, S.
faqir Fail not t., ai.pear under penalty of damage
to the pocket. ocl6
SPORTSMEN'S HEAD QUARTERS,
138 WOOD BPREEP.
JAMES BOWN
[INVITES THE AT TEN TY QIN OF
soorsmen and ()triers to his splendid E toe k of
Glans, Billes . nevolvers, Pistols. Ginnie
Baits, Powder Floss s. Shot Belts
and Pouehes„Drain Flasks
anti Ammun 1 Hon of
every kind.
His t.,,ck is the largest and best evEr brought to
this market. oel7
MeCOLLISTER & BAER,
AVE NOW IN F , T6RE THE MOST
MM. complete assortment of Tobacco, tigers,
Pipes and smoking Tobacco in tee city, which
they we sel.ing at the very lowest cash figures,
All orders promptly attended to. oaf
Plank Road Election,
THE STOCK HOLDER fi OF THE
miegh t by and Port - y=7ole Turnpike and
Plank Road ernapani. will bold an election for
officers c f said Road Company at the i3OO so of John
Eeown. in Boss Township on MONDAY, the 2d
day of November next, at one p. m. The
officers to be eloo'cd are one President, five Di
rectors and one Treasurer.
by order of the Board.
JAMES A. GIBSON, Prest.
CONCORD GRAPE.
ueranou VINES, AT $2 60 PER
tiosen• 511 per 100. Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen: ).25 P• 37 WO,
30( -1 beshe .1 Prima yellow shelled Corn,
ID
stele ane for sale by
Ith retnaliabli` .111,0b,1
63 MarketL, below Fourth
N EW
SUPREME coutcr
II ,21 le Y 6
Wholesale Tobacco Dealers.
lOS WOOD STREET.
3. KNOX
t 4 6. Fifth RtroeL
JAMES A. FETZER.
corner Market sadist street,
TET,EGRAPHIC.
Fight on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad,
The Rebels Scattered in every
Direction
FROR IVASIINGTON
&c., &c., &c
, I
; St. Lours, October 20.—The Memphis
Bulletin of the 19th gives additional par
tic-tiara of military operations on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. Our
force at Collierville was lees than five hnn.
dred, without artillery, commanded by
Lieut. James, 3d United States cavalry,
a member of Gen. Sherman's staff, and
not Sherman himself, as previously report
ed. Opposed to us were eleven rebel
regiments, under Chalmers and Richard.
son, numbering, it is said eight thousand,
with nine pieces of artillery, Our loss
was fourteen killed, ninety wounded and
missing. Rebel loss about one hundred
and fitly.
During the pursuit of Chalmers by Col.
Hatch, the latter came up with the tormer
at Ingraham's mill three miles south of
Bay Halls. Where afrer two hours' fight,
the rebels were dislodged from a very
strong position, their guns being advanta
geously posted. and their infantry well cov
ered. The position was carried by Col. Phil
lips' br.gade, seventh Illinois and seventh
Kansas leading the charge. rho iTherny
lust upwards of fifty killed and wounded.
They retreated thirty miles sonth to 'I alla
hatchie, where they took ii. strong position.
In the little town of Wyatt a deep trench
was made entirely around the town until
reinforcements had arrived. The enemy
occupied the riverside with from thirty five i
hundr-d to fc ur thousand men, and nine i
pivot s of artillery: Col. EL.ii:h had about I
2200 men ; two brigades under Col. Phil i
lips and''Col. Merrier, and eight pieces i
of artillery in the center. A
The enemy mr.d,e two desperate , chat
gee o❑ our right, and left which were re.
pulsed with conpideraltie loss, they leav
irtg their dead iu our handy; night coir.-
ing on the battle eeaeed but about nine
0!-clock, Col. Batch charged on the town
and drove the rebel; panic—stricken intf,
the river laid liCrOtitl the bridge, lenving in
our band,: about three hundred rifles and
‘.•veniy- Live prwuuers. The town atter
wards was buried. During the six days'
fighting at.d skirmiuliingfrom the battle
of Colliersville to this last affair, about
100 rebels were killed, a large number ta
ken prisoners and a cot Aiderahle quantity
captured.
Little Rock advises of the 14 , 1 say:
The rebel army is scattered in every di
rection and an extraordinary renewal of
:fide sentimelif hag taken place h o g
the people. Thousands of men have
i.dne.d the Cedersl army at Little Roc&
i.d people are coming in daily taking the
cat!, ci allegiance. Official eport of cap
tursd Confederate steamers on 11,1 riv
er wont differ materially from accounts al
ready telegraphed.
WASIIINGT“N., ttct. .20.—An amended
r.irc.ular has peen sent out from the Pro
vosC Marshal General's c•tfice, by which it
appears that fur every recruit who iv a ve
teran volunteer a bounty and prernmm
of $902 will be paid, and to Pll other re
cruits, not veterans, $302. These are for
the old organ.. ,tioi,s The chject is to
encourage volunteering. as those who are
drafted receive only $lOO bounty. Mtn
enlisted artier this Derr, Hill be pm-rmit
ted to elect their reginttnts which, how
ever. muct be our of the old
Chas. Jefferson Beorton. late U. S. At-
torney for the South of Florida, vitae to
day appointed Judge of the saute diattiet,
in Waco of Morris,
NEW YORK, October 20.—The Post's
Washington letter hue a rumor that ono
corps of Lee's army has gone to Chatty
noogn, but there are no actual facts upon
which to make such a statement.
It is talk(dofin military quarter. 4 that an
early repeal of the $.300 section of the Con
scription Act by Congress, be tirvid in
Haber, and it is improbable that in the
next draft exemption by money will he im
possible—some persiins advocate a new
fixii.g the exemption price as high as
$6OO or even $1,500, and providing that
drafted men who go to the army shall re:
cove the money so rldeed in their district.
This scheme is said to have originated
with Nlr. Chase.
Lot - is - ILLF, Octol,er 21).—M a j. G en .
Grant aesumEs command of the armies of
the Ohio, the Cumin•rland and Kentucky,
with ttlenary power. He left for Nash-
Mlle morning to assume the direction
of affairs at. Chattanooga. Gea. Th .inns
takes command of Gen Rost-emus' army,
Itosccrans being ordersti t,t r part to Ciu•
cinnatt, and to report by letter to the Ad.
jutant General, at Washington. Gene,
(tat - field and Stedman arrived to night
WAhuisnvoiv, Oct. ---Evelyiloug is
looking cheerful this morning. General
Meade'e army in in hot pursuit ..I the la
bels who have already retreated l.eyond
the Rapidan.
It is thought that Gram will take the
place of Rosecrans. It will be remem
bared that Gen. Gran; ,ilived at Cairo
some day inc-, from Vicksburg. It is
impossible to a-..-rt.ai the truth ot the
report.
ALBANY, netil'r 20. (icy, Seymour hat.
issued a proclarnath in, enying that GS Ulf'
PrPßidel,l has railed :or 300,000 volunteers,
it is the duty cit ail t o see Ulut our artniiin
are filled by volutOrtry enlistments, aid
that the President advises the citizens of
the several Staten, that if the quota Eis
aigned is hut filled, a draft shall be made
for the deficiency, to commence on the sth
of next January.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—The Govern
ment has official advicee from General
SUrnside that his marches were vietoriont ,
in East Tennessee and Southern Virginia,
and in almost every case the rebels have
been whipped and routed. Gen. Baru
side declares that there is not a more
loyal people living, than are found in
East Tennessee.
PHILADELPB lA, Oct. 20 Rumors are
afloat that the military authorities here,
are making preparations for the transpor
tation of batteries, anticipating another
raid in Pennsylvania. They need confir
mation.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 20. --NO such infor
mation as that spci. n of in a Philadel•
phia dispatch cone•.ruing a supposed
rebel raid into Pennsylvania, has been
received here. The whole report is be
lieved to be a canard.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--There is prob.
ably no truth iu the rumor that General
Meade is in hot pursuit of the rebels, or
that they have retreated across the Rapi
dan.
OPENING.
TIE lINDERSIGNED WILL OPEN
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 22nd and
2 lrd, a large acd handsome btock of
Fall and Winter Millinery Goods,
To which she would invite nil her f,rmer friends
and the public in general. S. G itUBBS,
No. 45 North-east side of Diamond,
oel9.lwd ALLEGHENY CITY.
WILLULII FLEMIN GI,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
Rae ramoved from the oomer Wood and.Siztt ate
NO. 139 WOOD STREET,
fourth door below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh,
A large and complete stock of Rats,
Caps and Straw Goods always on bond
at the lowest prices. wholesale and re
tall ap2A-Ww
PRENIOEN r LINCOLN ON SHAHS
OIAI 0! 116 bk.!...eil u 9 4 20!UE1111/1 10 the diectus
sion of President NCO'S's letter to Mr.
HAcan-i-r, the disti] zuished representative
of FA LSTAFF. The Post concludes as fol
lows :
"But we are more pleased still with
Mr. Lincoln for having read several of the
plays many times over. It is far- better
for a man to rend one play twenty times
because he leec.i it, than to read twenty
plays once I ~,,•te they constitute the au•
thor'e worts, and most be gone through.
There is much ir,dication of character, too,
in his selection of favorites. 'Lear,'
`Richard Ill,' Henry VIII,' Hamlet,'
and `Macbeth' would not be a bad library
for any man who would really make him.
self master of them ; and fur a ruler of
men who at the same time is a lover of
human nature and a quaint humorist, they
may well prove a continual least. The
choice of 'Macbeth' as principal character.
and tae preference of the less popular of
Hamlet's soliloquies, also indicate that
incisive use of hie own wits which is one of
the surest indications of a man of power.
"Long may Mr. Lincoln be able to find
solace and enjoyment thus pleasantly and
profitably ; and may he never lack moral
courage and graceful courtesy to do honor
to those who by illustrating the great
dramatists do almost all that is done ef
fectually to keep them popularly alive.
In Mr. ❑ackett' s ease the honor is doubly
due. as many of our readers are a,:are.
Not only is he a brilliant and uric ions
Falstaff, brit a thoroughly estimable man.
Once an opulent merchant, and after
wards unfortunate. Le went on the stage,
and paid every creditor in full out of the
new fortune he made in his new avoca
Lion. lie honor to a noble profes
sion, the credit of which is but too often
inadequately enstained ; and his distin
guished vorrespondent is a man whose
simple truth and uncultivated intellige nce I
will not forever he concealed by the on•
wieldinees of his frame or the unconrtli
ness of his manner. A contrast was
wanted to the suave deceitfulness and
emptiness of ,fames Buchanan, and one
was found in Abraham Lincoln."
save Thyself.
DR. S. CUTTER'S ENGLISH
BIT RS,
THE GREATEST tE
NERVINE EVER
DISCO l• ERE o—THE Id RE z TEST
IVIC EVER D ISCO E RED—THE
GREATEST ALTERATIVE EVER.
111• COVERED
A CPRE Fult INTEMPERANCE.
-•
A 'ERVINE. IT ALLAYS 'MR
chrenie inthumation of the stomach. in all
pers.its - oldieted to the use of stimulants and
narcotics, tuch as Alcoholic, and Malt Liquors,
t.Piuw, orphia. Arscuit Tobaeco, etc., etc. It
removes the morbid appetite or craving of the
itt.msch for slitntibtnts Vic. In Headache, Neu
r. Igia. and all nervous d ceases, it has no equal
IA a N orvine.
A'A TttNIC, It gives a healthy toile, to the
tionaelt, itoprovca the iirpetate. corrects liver
d orangemyn's, regulates the bowels, removes tan
go at and cirowg;ocss, a d bri.gs perfect health to
the Dyspeptic
AS AN ALTERATIVE:. The blood, the life et
the b o dy. is derived r 0.., the I ad we diges'•
ry important tiien.itm , tite dutios of the stom
ach are perfectly ITel-forint P . its duties are
imperfectly executod, &sea., tort. ad of h nith is
scattered through tho system. When our find is
properly digestol, pure blondit , U . ,p plied the
ody, sad , lotchet, Pimples, Tett,. Bryttipelas,
ftld :titres, M,'t (atrial and V, - rota I Taints. and
ether ter,ng from input blood, disap
r. Use Dr. I ei:ler . F Ens Bitters and you
will have perfect digest', n and cure blood.
For particulars of this celebrated Medicine,
procure Dr. Cutter's circular Irvin any of our
A Rents,
N. VAN .1311i1L, 118 N. Scoond street.
A m erinan M r nufaeturing Agent) Phi lath,
TUREEN( E A 51 c() ARR. Agents,
Corner of Fourth arid Market st..s.. Pi ts.urgb
Frirßnle by all respectable Druggists.
uetls 1 y
P. IfIERTS,
Ret.. it dealer in and manufac
Lndi
PS, Misses, Gents, Boys and
Toni hs
BOOTS, MOB lI) GIITERS,
ALL THEII: VARIETIES,
No. 125 FEDERAL STREET,
ALI.I',‘4III.NY CITY, PA
SALE OF THE BELL COAL WORKS,
NPR' Cumberland,Uancoek County
Weosi
JOU,T VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT
rendered v the C, unty Court of Hancock
counts', Va., in a C-itlha therein pending, wherein
Jon , . Clippy was plaintiff, and John B. Bell de
fendant; and by virtue of a ~eoree 1 rononnced in
said court. in a cause penthng, wherein Connell
.c Bingham were plaintiff. and the said John B.
Ball defendant the undersigned, acting as ',he:-
;ff. will proceed, on the premiJes, on
Wednesday, October 28th, 1883,
To se'l all the following property, to wit ad
that stratum .1 oal, purchased by said Ji.hn B.
Cell from said John Capps. and used rind rta
set.se 1 by s.tid Bell, Ft - nate , ' in said county ol
Hancock, West \'a., the town kf New Clim
b rlati. Also lot: of grinnd in sa•d town of
Newt timberland, numb, ed and designated on
the plot thereof by the Nos. 47, 4tl, 49, 50, 66, 70,
71, 7•2, 47, '9l, Sa, si. ALPO twenty coal cars, a lot
of r he, supposed to contain 210) bushets a ono
tmrse wagon, two mules. and one skiff, together
with all the natures and appurtenances belong
ing to said Bell, and used in nd abut his coal
works, all of which property will be sold under
thejudgement aforesaid.
'rho undersigned will at tLe barna time and
tlacc, Hell all the fi/11111TViCif, to wit : The follow
ing lots of ground situated in New Cumberland,
Hancock county, West Ca , and known and des.
ignored on the gt [iota' plot of the town, by Nos,
46,49, 511, 75 aid 71, and which last mentioned
lots ot ground will bo ;old under and by oir,uo
of said decree
sale wi'l b., r ~uenfourth part cash in
hand, and res,lue mum it credit or ono, two and
three yearn, the purchaser giving bonds d se
curity. bearing interest, to secure the d e:err ed in
ntalruents and the titho wiil ha retained until the
purch - .se nit coy is pair.
Sale will c airmen. e at 10 o'clock, a m.
SAMUEL W. WILSON, 6boritl.
ilaceack co., West Va.
C, ELEBItAIrED EXTRACTS FOR THE
' II AN OK Ellett I EF,
Ashland Flower, NI ign. ~et to
el !isnot IM thik
.. CLIFILY 111.3 ;Al eiel el., Flower.:
Bouquet de ualifoi ale Lilac
Bouquet d'Arabie !Lily cf . the Valley
Bouquet de Carolina ;Now-mown Hay
Bergamotte, !orange Flowera
Came , Patotionly
t:a.melia !Pink
Clematite Poppineet
Cedrat Portugal
Citronelle ROXIII. !Prairie Fl..wera
Crystal Palace :Rose
Geraniam Rough and Ready
tlilliflower „Spring Flower
Harden Flo w era ;Sweet Briar
Holiotrope !Sweet Pea
HoneyiSweet Lavender
Honey euckle (Sweet Lettuce
Hawthorn (Sweet Clover
Hyacinth, Tubero3
J aamin Tea Rose
Jockey Club. Violetto
Jenny Lind Verbena
JOINMIIO,
I ! V
°avert
Mousseline ,Vanilla
Millefleure i West End
Magnolia ,White Lily
Marechale I W inter Blosom
BAZIN'S HELY usm lA, a highly concentra
ted Persian Essence, the moat elegant perfume for
imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeable
and lasting odor.
ESSENCE BOUQUET—TREBLE EXTRACT
UPPER 'PEN.—A large assortment of Toilet
Soaps,Shaving Creams, Preparations for the
Hair, Cosmetics, Toilet Waters, Dentifrio,s, and
perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand.
For sale by CRAB. U. SUPER,
decal Corner Penn and St. Clair St.
pRA CLECIM LL.VIR lErifigElfibiliEt—
(100
in era rtissi; total, 'lnt ii-OckS,
lexra en 3 fot Fkka be
w La, lA 16.
Itt and 26 Wood sere.aa
YEAREI —CHOICE BUILDING
.1.11 lets for sale at low tiers—terms one-ten , h
cast), balance in nine annual eal.inente. ADDLY
to 8. CU rufIERT do 80/113.,
oar fa market etregt
CONDI" Y WHEELED AND RE,
yolving tutee Raker,
__for sale
BROKHA M & LONG,
1 7 1 Libetrtv ntre•
JUST RECEIVED-
Ladies' Steel Shank Roots,
" Rubber Balmoral Boots,
Shanghi
Misses' and Children's Boots,
At, BolliaLNDl3
sel9 98 Market trt.
COM MERCIAL
/ U-%oiee
JPITTHIJIL Min GENERAL 31AILF.4E'
OMPIGE OF TIIM, DAILY POST,
ilusines,4 Z
WEDNESDAY, October-. 7883:''
e tic sterday pres sated ew
ture worthy of no e. The demandwasmoder
ate. and sales likewise, The weather was III:DM
ally pleasant or the season. The receipts of pro
duce was very limited, ana no improvement need
be expected until we have a rise of waler: as the
Western Railroads have increased the rates of
freights. especially of flour, the advance being
from 65 to 85c 61 bbl. Teens are steep rates, and
will no doubt enhance the value of tl. tir. All
that is wanted at present is ti rise in the Ohio.
when lances wtl. hare t , .‘ come down. or else our
river boats will do the basin erg, as they can make
money at 50 cents la bar, with
or leas, Besides the
roads are overburdened with frieght. and are un
able to do inqice to our merchants.
Flonr—lhe market was inactive yesterday. I
but very firm Prices are lookiug up. The stook
in first bands is very limited. so that holders aro
indifferent about selling ev. n at the outside fig
ures. they say that an advance is near at hand.
'the rates of Gaff Mill fin ur at Cineinnali is $8,25
—add to this E 5 cents freight mann: $7,10 to start
wi h. According to tneee figures, holders have a
right to be independent, among the sales wore:
Extra. 125 bb.a at 15,6z@5.75; Fxtra Familyilso
bbls at 10,50g0 75.
Hay—The Market yesterday presented no now
feature B.4es c f loads were mado at the Eolles
at s3(s 34 toe.
Bacon—The stock of good bacon in the market
is Quite small, holders are firm. Among the sales
were, ..` . ..houldera 10 000 lbs at 6N©7e, inferior sold
at .ow er figures Sides, 4.001 ms at 7@17%e; Plain
Hams 1200 Ins at 10(g)1V40: Sugar Cured, market
bare,
laird—Firm prices since our last having ad
vanced., sales 50 tierces from store at 113;®120.
lard 0 11—Market very fide at the late ad
vance. Fa e of 150 bbls of No.l a: 95e TS gallon.
Asheet—Prices have advances. ‘l , ' e note sales
of 56 casks of Soda Asn at 4 ®4 2 .,fi; 10 do at
Nitrate Refined—sales of 50 sacks a: So Pearlo—
sales of 10 bbls at 9%@93
G roceries—Mara et firm at the late advsnce.
133,ng the odes were—Cnba. 10 Crushed 4
Orleans, 8 lib& at 144014; 10
bbl, at 1741734; 'A' coffee, 10 Idols al 105: 12 do
'B' Coffee, at 16'4. Molasses firm Sales of 20
hbl 4of old at 60; new at 6% Syrups 65®85. Cof
lee firm. Sales of ad sacks of Hie at 33® 4.
cheese—Market stead. , and firm. Sales of
149 boxes W. tt. at 12®13 I ID,
vs to the tight receipts remains
s y firm. Oats were steady at 74®75, first hamar.
0 hen r—re I ranges 'Tom $1.1841.20; white at
$1....W41.18 as quality. Bader —firm and en
quire e f, r, hold°. s remand $1.411®1. 50 ? bush.
rn- regular sales were made at :he mot, at
$1.0.4@1.0) fro - shelled Bye—market bare,
Whisky—Market steadl. Sa'cs of city see
t at ES.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE
' WEDNESDAY. Oct. al. 1863.
is The market was dull nni. inanive—o n e thing
certain, at the present rates there's no margin
to do bus•nesi on. The asking rates here being
so near the selling rates in the East, prices mart
ether advance East or decline isas• hive e oper
ations to any extent can be effected. The rate,
at t it City continues high.
Exporta--,nen our IRS' were: To I , i
ew
York—Refincd 475: Tar 109; Crude 10 bbls. T.,
Philadelphia — Refined 100; Crude 111‘32; Diaptha
5i.; Tar 26 bell. To Balcimore--50 tails.
Import~—V Allegheny river—Crude 547 bbls.
Crude-- ttr e have no sales to repo.t—dealers
decline purdiasing at the rates demanded by
holders—we quote nominally at 24424% without
pan ages and 29. packages included.
Reflped - --Dull, teething done that we could
learn of—dealer s eve awasing for some move
ment to take place in the Ent: before transactions
can be made hero to any ONten.—a short time
only will intervene before the market will open.
810.11 EY MARES
qiB,IOY3D DAILY FOR THA 11085130 pOt2 EY
11 ns9ki. BOUNTZ & HERTZ, 811.08 Mtn;
NO. 118 WOOD EITHER?.
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RUBBERS,
OUTS & SHOES,
OF ALL KINDS,
MoOLELLAND'S AUCTION
5 FIFTH STREET.
1.0,0i3O,00.) SAVED
It 4
IMONEN E CR LT.Elit
-ILL WARM FOOD FOR THE BA-
Y'?'by, heat water • r steep herbs, dee , for the
sick, make warm water for shaving or tody, cook
a few oysters, boiler 'ry eggs, make tea and cof
fee, toast breed. in less time and expense
than by any other means" known. Used on any
lamp without obscuring the bight. Price 25 omits:
by mail postage paid, 50 cents.
Mao a Patent Lighter, for lighting lamps with
out removing the chimney. For talc wholesale
and retail by
WELDON & HELLY,
.005 146 Wood e:., agoote for the monafooturers
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON.
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR
ranged Hotel in the New England States; is
centrally located. and easy of access from all the
routes of travel. It contains all the modern im
provements, and every convenience for the com
port and accommodation of the trave'ing public.
The sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, ar.cl com
pletely furnished for families and large traveling
Parties, and the hou a will continue to be kept
as a first a first - elm Hotel in every respect.
Telegraph in the house to all parts of the coun
try. HENRY RUCE, Proprietor.
Boston, Sept. igPo selZSmd
Every Music Teacher Says,
*I AT WITH RICHARDSON'S NEW
1 METHOD he is en abled to impart a thorough
knowledge of Piano Playing with far less trouble
end in d far more satisfnutory manner than he
has been role to do with any other system, and
the Scholar learns more rapidly, is better pleased
eith his daily progress, and looks forward to his
next lesson as a pleasant pastime rather than as
an irksome task. The usual dull and wearisome
exercises fur practice are in this NEW METHOD
superseded by charming Melodies that planes the
ear while they assist the pupil in his effors
become an excellent pianist
PRICE,
For sale by
..219-dlw
Boots, S.hoes, Gams, Balmorals, Gaiters, &c.
RECEIVING NEW GOODS EVERY
day, wh'ch will bo sold at the
LOWEST RATES
To be found in the city.
J. H. BORLAND,
0019 9S MA BRET St.. 2d door from Stb.
GALBIE BAGS.—
A new and ap'endid amortniett, Per eats
TAMES SOWN;
136 Wood Ft.
1 CASE SNOW'S ITALIAN LICORICE.
Just received and for sale
ONO. A. KELLY,
8616 N 0.69 redato at-
ripaii
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1 38 00
1 41 up
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CHAS. O. MELLOR,
81 Wood etreet.
Auction Sales.
PR'VAIE LIBRARY AT A UCrION.
Oa TRUE • !PAY EV EN IN G, Ort.. 22d. at
736 o'elook, otlilasonii Hall Acted n _lionise ewilt
be sold a fame quantity of Books, embracing
filetory of Er gl4nct. 6 rote.:
Gibbon a Rome, 6 vole •. Lamb's works. 6 VOiP.:
Edgar A. Poe's works, 3 vole. Irvine); works. 9
vols. • Chambtr's Miscellany. 9 vols.: Clo'Ystnith's
Animated' Nature. 4 'Diok's 9 beologo. 2
vo:B.; Blake's Dictionary: First Tbingr. by Car.
diner Feting. 2 vols.: Percra neli quen: sh e lt e r,
Poetic works: also the works of Milford. If rie,
Elrwin. &A, uPh a large quantity of Books not
numerated. Will boon exhibition on Tburscag
Latent 3013. T. A. N. cOLE LLAND
or2o - -Auctimeer.
For Sale.
°VTR' PIIINBURGIE PICOPEitTY
FOtc tiALE.--11 two finish rick "awaiting
house. cnntai ing 8 roan o and ed garret. lot
20 by 1i 0 feet fronting on 'Jaren% ant Cneennt eta.,
bntehreo mintitcs walk a' ci . o the fuspen ion
Bridge, haying Coo drantsgo of Pee - enger
way nassirg t , ,e door. will be aid eta bargain.
For t!ru.s and particulars apply to
T. A.ISIcCLELL AND.
ocso 55 Fifth street.
Album's,
Albums,
Albums,
A lane assortment at Pittoisk's
opposite the Post Offloo.
Flags.
Flags,
Flags,
All pa:e3 and Pins, at tha Mann
factory. Pit'cck's, opposite the Post
Office.
Carte de Visites,
Carte de Visites,
Carte de Visites,
5.000 just received. at Pit - tuck's,
oppo•itc the Pest Office.
ERMA OH AUPIURE CURED.
W E ARE PREPARED TO TREAT
suemssfully ail casts of rupture in young
persons, most cases in middle aged, and in borne
cases of old persons, having fitted up an exten
sive establishment for manufacturing
IMPROVAD TRUSSIS A J SOPPORTET4,
Is peculi.r cases or where persons desire any
Elyle of truss tot on hand we will manufacture to
( mar. Having the largest stook in tho city all
persons requiring trusses will find it to their ad
vantsgo to call.
Dr. M'GAitit will attend personally to tbe.ap
plicatim of Trusses, Supporters, Sce„, &e.
Besides our own manufacture we have a large
stoett ol
Kilter & Pen field's Celebrated Trusses,
Dr. S. S. Fitch's Celebrated Trusses,
Marsh & Co.'s Celebrated Trusses,
French. English and German Trusses,
Supporters, all kinds, Elastic
Stockings, Bandages, &c.
At the 'Pittsburgh Drug House.
TORRENCE tt AVGAIM,
A rorancAuxus.
corner of Fourth and Market f-ts„ Pittsburgh
sOl2-Iyd-o
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
FLAGS,
UNITED STATES FLAGS
For Mass Conventions, Military
Companies,
BUILDINGS,
HORSES,
POLES, &c.,
Of Bunting, Silk or Muslin.
All sizes from 5 inches to 50 feet, at
Pittsburgh Flag Manufactory,
Depot at
PITTOCK'S NEWS LEPOT,
Opposite the Postoftlee
p5.z . v.1.1 E DISEAISUM
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE,
50 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Citirens and strangers in need of medical ads
vice should not fail to give him a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never fail to cure impu
rities, scrofulous and venereal affections —Mao
hereditary taint, such as tetter. psoriasis and eth
er skin. iseases. the origin of which the patient
is ignorant,
SEMINAL WIL42MMa.
Di, B's remedies for this aißietiona brought on
by soiitary habits, aro the only medicines known
in this country which are safe and will speedily
restore to health,
REXUAtATIBM.
D. Br fa - o's remedies mire in a few &maids
rdial affliction.
fle also treat Pita, Meet, Gonnorrhoo. Urethal
Discharges, Female Diseases, Pains in the Back
and kidneys. Irritation of the Bladder. striat
um, ate.
A letter to be tins - wan:4 must contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sent to any addrc.so safely packed.
C face and private rooms, No. 50 Ski ITEFTELE
STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa. nolsdtkw
ALLEGHENY . COUNr7,BB
r Hr. COMMONWEALTH OF PENN-
A. SYLVA NI A.—To James A. Hutchison. ex
ecutor, Mrs. !illen Hutchison, widow : James A.
Mrs. H
Hutchison,
rs. Nancy C. B. utchison, sole de-
Stanton of Louis 1). Hutchison, Hun. Edwin 2a.
and Ellen Maria Stanton. his wife. Dan
iel Warhol& jr.. and Mary A. Warfield, his wife
and Charles Edward Hutchison devisees, tinder
the lair. will and testament .of ] '
.obis Hutchison,
creased, Greeting :—Whereas, in the Crphans'
Court of sod county on the 19th day of Sept.
A. 0., 1863, the Petition of COrtielitlS P0031350r, aft
mole,' of Edward J. Burke, deo'd, was presented,
Praying_for specific performance ef contract with
Louis Hutchison, dec'd, in regard to a certain
lot of ground situate on Walnut and Quarry SU.,
in the City of Pittsburgh; n SW, therefore, we corn
mat d you and each of you, taut you bu and ap
pear before Par Orphans' Court at ritttinuTh, on
JATU RD A Y, the 31st day of October A. D., 1863,
at 10 o'c ock a in., then and there to show cause,
if any you have why the prayer of petition
should not be granted. hereof fail not.
WITNESS, the Hon. James P. Fterrett,
Ptesident Juage of our said Court, at
BEAL. / Pittsburgh, the 6th day of October,
•--y—' A. D., 1863.
WM. A. HERRON. Cler,k
MITCHEL & PALMER, Att!yil. oe7-lalen4w..w
11 A BE'S PIANOS.—JUST 'LEMM
AS.. ed the most complete as,ortment of the un
rivalled Knabe Pianos ever seen in this city.
They are beyond a doubt the best Pianos made.
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
e sewhere.
Oil ARLOTTE BLUME,
43 Fifth street.
igOLDIERs , BOUNTIES; PENSIONS,
BACK PAY, and other just
CLAIMS AGAINST THE CHWEltillifigria
Promptly prooared at reasonableratea. Apply to
D, . HAZEN.
108 Swarth street Pit H
taborgh., and
CHARLES C. TUCKER
Washington. D.
N EW FIaLIM AND MOTS
100 boxes prime ()ransom
100 do do Lenao
20 Bags new Wen W ahratr,
20 do do bertg_
20 do do Brasil Ditto
20 do Fresh.oocoa Nunn
50 do Almonds Bordeonx Trim
J List received and for sale by
RHYMER Sr BROW:1 6
Fop. 126 and 12g Wood sheet.
gri B a NBERBLES— 12 EELS, CHOICE
%Li Cranberries. Just rose .ived and for gale by
FETZE Sr A hMeTRONG.
corner Market and First streets.
pOWDER F.LASELS & SHOT BE.IITS
BF of every description. for sale by
JAMES BOWN.
736 Wood et.
- 1 PUNCHEON GENUINE BAN Bt
Just received and for sale
GEO b
A.
sels N 0.69 Federal at.
POTATOES -50 BEMS, PRIME PiM
shaanock Potatoes. For eale by
YHT7YR <4 . A taiSTRONG.
SWSE ET POTATOES-10 BARRELS
Primo Sweet Potatoes. Just received 'Lad
or sale by PRIMO. kllliMbTftos9.
foolo ooraer Market and Pint it,