Amusements.
pITTSBUROII TIIEATRE.
Lessee and Monger --NY, REND
Treasurer .........................H. OVEZINGToN.
Beoondiiglitof the re-engagement of the popu
lar actress, EITIE HENDERt - ON, who will
appear as Rosalie and. Gipsey ()Aver. THIS
HVENING will be presented. the new t.etim
comedy arranged and adapted expressly for
Ettle Henderson, entitled, ON GUARD, or,
TINE LITTLE SENTINEL. Rosalie. Et
tie Henderson. Song; Fanny Burt. To con
elude with GIPSEY GOWER. Gips.eY
Worers Ettie Henderson; Charity. Annie Rr
t;
at Mre Donnell Annie Ward; Dr. Wiseman
S. }lames. In y.
rettearspl, "Gipsy ef Grana
da." .
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MASONIC HALL.
HIED AND POSITIVELI LAB WEEK
OF
GOODWIN ft CO.'S
POLYORMAA OF
Price reduced to 15 Cents,
-Notwithstanding tho fact that the Hall has
begat o. owded at each (Attend lament, the Mana
ger in order to eccommodate t:.e masses I- as re
duced the pr:ce to 15 cone witheut distinction to
age.
Exhibitions each Evening
AT Th( 2
GRAND MATINEES
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
At 3 o'clock. Adults i-n to M nee& 'adios
10 cents, e` , Pdren 5 cents
Ki;FU. OM EB
NI ager.
Tnes•lay afterncon, , or t^e benefit
of the Ladies tt oratory Coutur.t!cr. oc:6-6td
GRAND OPEIIATIC.
INSTOIIIIENnt CONCERT.
SICAN4I)B GIAMBONI
Beze to annour.ce that he will give a CaRAND
CONCERT of
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
C.ON C . !RIC
ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT., 27.
sia NOR GIAMBONI wiE be assisted by the
hest artistes and amateurs of the city.
Admission,so Cents.
. .
Ticket. may be obtained at the Music 'Stores
and at the do r on the orening of the Concert.
CONCERT HALL.
FREE LECTURES.
Dr. A. PAIGE,
ELECTRICIAN & PHYSIOLOGIST,
FORMERLY OF BOSTON
lectura in CON 1 7 .1 LT Ti ALL, Pi , tsbu.ah
.on MON DAY. We DNE •' , AT anti
}SVEN'," 0 ctr.tio- 235th 58th arni aiLh,
.o'clock, nu
ELEcTtoicurv.
As count, • - e.l wi h the Men.ai er.ri rlysical
Changes. brlyaeri , tl' lilse,,se , of ifutn,n Life
from its s i if to its elo,e.
Ladies and Gentle e , are rcFpect nliy invited
to attend. s V ATS FREE.
Also, on FridAy nftern on, 0&ni) -r. 30 h, at 3
o'el , cit, exclusive y to Lathes, and at VA o'clock
in the evening. to gent emen ca elu is ely. Ad-
Miition 25 cents.
Dr. Paige, in connection with Dr. J A M errill,
h as ..eken rooms at 152 Fourth st-eet, where they
wW d,vate a portion ,f their limo too
C 2 i he
-ltat
wre d
ment of 1, gcas".
DAN RICI! . 'S bitEVC
The model unit:cora; c xhibttinn of tt e age
Will Exhibit in F ITTSBURGH,
ON BED LION i'o/
WEDNE 3DAY,
THURSDAY,
FRIDA
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- f.VEIiY EVE!: tik; AT 7
t7r,cm wiich7c , a.9 to• iTiec,!e):•rtkto
AMERICAN HIJMOILIST
DAN RACE:
Will positively appear and introduce the won
derful Biind Talking Hoi se,
EXCELSIOR, Jr.,
The Trained Animals,
Educated Mtdes, &0.,
And leal in their various performances. The
best troupe
EQUESTRIANS,
GYMNASTS,
ACROBATS
Ever brought hcbro the rnblic
DAN RICE "STILL LIVES'
Admission, Boxes,
Reserved Seats,
ettildre raider 10 years of ago. po to all parts o
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Book-Keeping,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY
thoroughly taught at the German Cgtholio
High Ono , . 597 Penn Street. every TUESDAY
said THURSDAY EY.VNINGS. from 7 to 9
o'clock. 0c23-Iwd
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school . Choirs, tkngregat offs ana socLPI u,e, by
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VIM a vest amount of now Sinaloa ,cbool Mu
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one part on a staff. Price. $lO per dozen. A sin
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music or leader of a choir, for exammati , n, on
receipt of one dollar.
The immense success of Mr. Bradbury's previ-
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his last work in this department, Tug JUBILEE.
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TE ES D A I( ItiORNINIG,OCT. 27, 1863
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cants.
THE WAR.
CITY NEWS,
The Select and Common Councils met
last evening, and transacted a considera
ble amount of business, much of it, how
ever, of little general importance.
Au ordnance was passed authorizing
the grading and paving of O'Hara street
from Etna to Duquesne Way. This is a
proper measure, asthis street is the prop
er outlet to linapp's foundry, the water
works, &c., and is now almost impassi
ble.
Mr. Quinn introduced a resolution
which passed both branches, to have the
names of the streets painted on the cor—
ner of the houses at the street crossing.
This is a goad idea, and might be still
improved upon by painting them on the
gas lamps.
The salary of the City Assessor was
raised tor the year 1864 from $4OO to
$6OO. Not too mach these times.
Rush street, from Penn to Liberty
streets, was ordered to be graded and
paved. . _
A resolution was offered in Common
Council to stop the Pittsburgh,F. W. & C.
IL R. Co., from building a new pier un
der their bridge across the Allegheny
river, which was passed. Seine of the
members who voted for it ,seemed, how
ever, to have but little faith in its effi
ciency, one of whom declared it would
he of no manner of use—the company
would do as it pleased, and Councils
might as well give them the whole city,
for if they wanted it they would take it.
An ordinance to change the grade of
Penn street where it crosses the canal,
was passed, with a proviso that it cost the
city nothing. We suppose the Passenger
Railway will foot the bill. Bnt who is to
get the valuable stone and iron of which
the bridge is built?
The City Solicitor informed Councils
CAA the Pann'a R. R., in connection with
the Steubenville R. R., was proceeding to
tunnel the city without having given cer
t ain securities required. The report was
received and referred to a select commit
tee of four, with power to act.
On motion, Common Councils adjourn
ed, leaving the Select Fathers still in ses
sion, but as some of them seemed rather
sleepy, they, too, doubtless soon followed
suit.
HINT co SMC , KERS. - 10 a recent lecture,
delivered in London, on "farming," by
Rev. W. Atnot, of Glasgow, he was
speaking of the benefits of earth drainage,
when he ingeniously introduced the fol
lowing remarks on the mischievous
drainage of the human system. Refer
r rig to drain tiles usedby farmers he said:
—"These clay tiles are better than bread;
they are bread makers. There is poetry
in that pile of drain-tiles. There is life in
the coarse red clay pipes, constructed for
tie purpose of carrying needless water out
of the earth ; reverence them. There is
d,.s.th in the smooth white clay pipes.
emsl ,-ucti.ld for the purpose of conveying
1 ,,,,,di em smoke into human bodies hate
o , e:a with ti.l your heart. The red pipes,
lai• in the gr0u.2.41, draw off the morbid
moisture, and leave the field waving all
over with yellow grain ; the white i.ipes,
troduced into the mouth, drain awa!, the
~es of life, leaving behind su , ken eyjs,
~flow cheeks, and pithless limbs :3rno
.!re, a word in your ears—tha , ,liva,
which you draw abnormally from the
p , r , s of your cheeks and spirt upon the
g-c nod (sometimes when the wind is con
t.:s.ly, on me), that saliva is the drink
which y oir Maker has wisely and merci
fully provided, and which your stomach
absolutely needs in order that it may con•
vert your food into blood and flesh and
bones. The precious liquor is needed in
your own body, and it is not needed on
our floors and railway carriages. It harts
you to waste it, and it is not agreeable to
us to get it.' '
MILITARY INSIGNIA.—One would sup
pose on seeing the number of young, mid
dle-aged, and even old men who daily pa
rade our streets with stars and bars upon
their shoulders, gilt buttons on their coats
and gold lace on their pants, that there
could be no complaint made on the score
of "insignia and decorations." But it
seems that we are mistaken. The Swiss
Colonel Lecomts, who visited this country
last year, has made an interesting report
to his Government, in which he says "the
military zeal of the army is not excited by
any advantage proportioned to the dan
gers. No honorable distinctions, no dec
' orations or pensions, not even retiring
pensions, are assured to the wounded, or
to the widows and orphans." Whereupon
the National Intelligencer remarks "It
cannot be doubted, hoWever, that he is
quite right when he signalizes as a defect
iu our military regulations the paucity of
those insignia and decorations, which, of
little intrinsic value, become incentives to
deeds of valor and noble daring when they
era distributed and awarded as the recog—
nized tokens of military merit." This is
a great country, and why net let our heroes
wear the "insignia and decorations?"
and ATHLETES
DAN RICE'S GREAT SHOW.—Among the
list of representative men of the age,
stands not the least prominent the name
of Dan Rice. He has so mastered his
profession in all its numerous details, as
t 9 justly entitle him to the name which is
now universally conceded to him, as the
Prince of Showman." Dan has alwa a
been a favorite in Pittsburgh, he being at
ol.e time a resident of this city and em
ployed in the capacity of hack driver, but
since that time, he has continued to ascend
the ladder of fame, until the present time,
when he is receiving the largest salary
ever paid any man in in the United States,
icing double the amount that President
Lincoln gets. Dr. K. R. Spalding, of the
firm of Spalding & Rogers, has secured
Dan's services for this season, for which
the doctor pays Dan the enormous sum of
$25,000 for his services five and a half
months. The Great Show opens on the
Red Lion Lot on Wednesday evening, and
Continues through the week, giving exhi
bitions every afternoon and evening. We
would advise all to go and see Dan and
has blind talking horse, Excelsior, Jr., as
any man who can command such an enor
moue salary is worth twenty-five cents to
see.
GYMNASTICS —Arrangements have just
been made with.the Misses Haskell to give
1138 ructions in calisthenics to those pupils
of the Pittsburgh Female College who may
desire to receive them, and also to any
others in the city who wish to attend. In
this connection it is proper to state that
the college is enjoying unparalleled pros
perity, there being 280 pupils in attend
ance. Recently the Board of Trustees
increased the faculty by the election of
the twentieth teacher.
Roasusy.—The banking office of Ben
son It West, Watterford, Erie county, was
entered on the night of the Bth inst., and
525,000 stolen in notes, bank bills, drafts,
checks, etc. No clue has been obtained
to the burglars,
Meeting of Councils.
. _ Supreme 41;tp r oproceeligigni.
The Supren. . ; ;Lis
a full bench t. g . he!. he ful
lowing business 171, :
Alexander vs. ii 1141; e 1 rt.r to Cummou
Pleas of Centre county. Judgment re
versed, and new trial awarded. Opinion
by Lowrie C. J.
Snyder vs. Hagan ; Allegheny C. P.
Judgment affirmed. Per curium.
Dithridge vs. Cr-;, , , ; D. 0. Judgment
affirmed.
Oakland and Railway Co. vs. City of
Pittsburgh. Judgment affirmed.
Ross & McCombs vs. Lynch & Rushton.
Judgment reversed, and venire facial de
novo awarded. Opinion by Woodward,
Strong J. dissenting.
Heard vs. School Directors. Crawford,
Q. S. Judgment affirmed. . Opinion by
Woodward J.
Magee vs. the Commonwealth for use
of the city of Pittsburgh ; D. C., and
M' Masters vs. Same. Argued together
by Magee for Plaintiff in error and White
contra.
Painter vs. the City of Pittsburgh; D.
C. Argued by Hamilton and Acheson for
plaintiff in error and White contra.
ANOTHER WEE% LONGER.—As we pre
dicted some days since the Polyorama of
the War, having met with such unprece
dented success, has determined to remain
at Masonic Hall tor one week longer.
This will he cheering news to many whc
have not yet been able to witness this
magnificent representation of the great
battles which have been fought since the
commencement of our civil war. The il
lustrations of battles and incidents are
not only of themselves worth seeing, but
become doubly interesting to the beholder
when explained so luckily and eloquently
by Mr. Somerby, assisted by his lady,
who presides at the piano, and at inter
vals enlivens the audience with patriotic
songs. The price of admission has been
reduced to 15 cents, and Grand Matinees
will be given on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons for the benefit of familes, and
others who cannot attend at night.
Da. J. H. SCHENCK. — This gentleman
will visit Pittsburgh on Wednesday, Thurs•
day and Friday, November 4th, oth and
oth, to examine patients efflicted with any
disease of the Pulmonary organs. His
large experience in pulmonary diseases,
has made Dr. Schenck quite eminent in
that branch of the medical profession; for
over twenty years he has given exclusive
attention to lung and liver diseases, and
there is no phase of these complaints
that he does not thoroughly understand.
He can point out, precisely, the diseased
condition of the pulmonary organs, by
means of his Respirometer, and can tell
whether cr not a cure can be effected.
Dr. Schenck has cured cases of consump-
lion, apparently hopeless, when they hare
been given over to die by their physic in c.
BO that none need despair of a cure. 11, ,
charges three dollars for an examination
with the Reapirometer, but for usual con
sultation and advice he makes no charge.
He may be consulted on the above names
days at. Dr. Keyser's, No. 140 Wood street.
See long advertiaemcnt on fir,t page of
to day's Post.
Erriu FI'ENDERSON. Second Night of
Her Re engagement. --A very fine bill is
offered for tne amusement of our play
going friends, at the Theatre—five new
pieces: "On Guard or the Little Sentinel"
and the new and thrilling sensation play
of "Gipsy Gower." Eine Henderson has
made especialities of these characters, and
in their relidiiiou ranks first among the
foremost. Eitie is certainly a very de•
serving actress, and we are not at all Bur
p) ised in seeing the crowds that nightly
flock to witness the delightful pathos and
sentiment with which she invests her rep
resentations—they surely entitle her to
the kind consideration of the Pittsburgh
public. with which she has so flatter
ingly been received. We refer our read
ers to the progritutme for this evening.
UNITF.T , :"TATV.. C,1"12T PRO( IsEDINGS.
In the Utti;eil States Court yesterday
morning. Judge McCandless on the bench,
the case of }la-;ha l'orreYt, indicted for
tmbezzeltug lettets, was taken up. The
defendant wife ooi the man whose sen
tenee on Stitt:play f r a like ffence wa
hays alrecdy notic,cl, and the charge is
that she wee n party to the embr zzlements
for which :h.' husband was convicted.
Tne prist.;:tcr is rather a respectable look
ing woman, and seems to feel her posi•
tion keenly. She 7118 in tears during the
whole time the case was up, and a good
deal of sympathylfor her was manifested
by the spectators. The jury returned a
verdict of hot guilty.
3rekM WAGON WORILS.—By reference to
an advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that Mr. C. Coleman, of Allegheny City,
is fully prepared to make all kinds of wag
on work. He keeps constantly on hand a
large amount of dry stuff, and can, there
tore, do work on short notice. He pays
particular attention to the manufacture of
Railroad Carts and Wheelbarrows. Give
him a call at Marion Avenue, Allegheny
City.
TWENTY - INCH GEN.—Arrangements for
casting the proposed twenty-inch gun
have bcen in progress for some' time at
the Fort Pitt Works, and are nearly com
pleted. This gun will weigh in the rough
between seventy and eighty tons, and will
carry a ball weighing one thousands
pounds. It will probably be cast in a few
days.
THE OAKLAND RAILWAY CASE. - IL will
be seen that the judgment of the Court
below in the case of the City vs. The
Oakland Passenger Railway has been
affirmed, so that the Company will now
have to keep the streets over which their
cars run in perpetual good repair, or the
city authorities will have the work done,
and compel the compsny to loot the bill.
GAMBONI'S CONCRT. — We trust the
reader will bear iu mind that Signor
Gamboni's Grand Concert comes off at
Concert Hall this evening• Those who
would secure good positions should be on
hand early as there will doubtless be an
overflowing house.
DEATH OF A RELIOIOT - B. — Slster Mary
Eugenta Millard died at the Convent of
the Visitation, Park street, on tne 14th
inst. She was in the 46th year of her
age, and in the 27th year of her religions
.rofesaion.
VOCAL Music.—H. D. Brecht, teacher
of singing and cultivation of the voice, 128
Smithfield street.
te)-GROVER dr BAKER'S SEWING
A CHIN VP, for 'Rainy manufacturing purposes
n . re beA in use.
A. F. CLIATONAT Oeneral Agent.
18 Fifth street Pittsburgh. Pa
JOSEPH WEYER ANTHONY METER
JOSEPH !SEYER de SON,
HANUFACTURRE6 sir
PLAIN AND EANCY
FURNITURE & CHAIRh,
iA'AtLEHUU. 1?g" , SMITHFIELD t3T..
Between nth et , end chrein alley
no 9 PITTSB URGE.
EXTRACT OF FROSTWORT,
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFY
1.2 no patent preparation but one presorlbed
By the Medical Profession
With remarkable eneeesa
RANKIN'S DRUG STORE
m2O es sisitet st., 8 doors below Fourth_
TELEGRAPHIC.
General Rosecrans' Recep
tion in Cincinnati.
Arrival of the Steamship Canada
FROM CH.ABLESTON
&c. itc
13
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.—Gen. R'r,s..(cani,
arrived about 11 o'clock thia morning,
and was escorted to the Burnett House by
an immense crowd of citizeos. He was
enthusiasticatly welcomed throughout the
entire line of march. Judge Storer intro
duced him to the assemblage and said his
fellow-citizens of Cincinnati appreciate the
work he has accomplished for the country
and assures him of their unshaken confi•
deuce. While he has never dishonored
the nation or Hate, the State has never
forgotten him. Alluding to his removal
from the Army f the Cumberland, be s,id
the people wort .1 require the records upon
which that action was based. Gen. ELBE
crane returned thanks for the expression
of sympathy and respect which this public
reception implied; but while he felt flat
tered by it, he could not forget that the
heart of the people does not go out to in•
dividuals alone; it is principle fur which
we are contending; the struggle for na
tional life which produces such aesem•
blies. He asked the people never to for.
get their duty to the Government, whatev
er might occur to individuals. The ques•
tion as to how he had been used, he de
sired to leave for future time to answer.
Some friends of mine in New York. he
said, are very solicitous about my health.
The Army of the Cumberland thinks I am
well enough, and so do I. As for the
quantity of opium I have taken, consult
my druggists. New York and Washing.
ton papers have said Generale Crittenden
and McCook intended making charges
against me; they have assured me they re
gret exceedingly that such false reports
should be started. He said since the bat
tle of Chickamauga he bad received a let
ter otapproval from the President for his
action in that affair, and said whatever
charges appeared in eastern papers against
him was false; the Government was in no
way responsible for them. He expressed
hie readiness to do whatever ape Govern
ment desired of him. At the conclusion
of his speech, cheers were given for Rose
crane and the Army of the Cumberland.
His welcome throughout was earnest and
hearty.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—The Navy
Department has received information
that the steamship De Soto, during the
latter part of October when in the south
west Pass, received: information that ri
steamer had been boarded by a hand of
rebels and carried ont of the river, after
run of :if, miles. She was captured and
proved to be the Leviathan. She is new
and a very fast screw steamer and was
amply supplii d with coal and provisions
for a cruise, with a picked crew. Capt.
Walker says. he feels great satisfaction
in announcing the success. for when he
left Boston a much inferior vessel was
carried off by the rebels. Some months
since, we soon fell upon her track and had
the opportunity of witnessing the desola
lion she spread in her path, blackening
the sea in hier wake woh the charred
memorials of many Grip ships. T
Levintan wiih her cliiSperii , o a has
been sent to New Itlexiro.
Admiral Lee telegraphed from Newport
News, yesterday, that the Newborn has
arrived from Beaufort with ri 000 barrels
of tar and crude turpentine.
The Nanse mond had been driven ashore
by the Venus, one of the largest nud swot!
eat of the blockade runners, with a valua
ble cargo. She is totally destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.—The Trea ury
Department has recently sent $7,000,000
or $8,000,000 to the West for the pay
ment of troops.
To day the Treasury received another
package of notes from the wreck of the
steamer Ruth. This furnishes additional
Proof that all the money a; alleged,
000 000, was on board at the time of the
fire.
Over 5,000 rebel prisoners are to be re•
moved to morrow from the old Capitol for
exchange.
It Is not known in military circles that.
Brazg has been recently reinforced frcm
Lee's army, nor is it believed.
Reports from Gen. Burnaide, received
yesterday, show that he is rendering good
service in East Tennessee, and has repeat
edly driven back the enemy.
Active operations by the Army of the
Cumberland have been retarded, as com
plete and sate communication for supplies
has not yet been established, but it will
soon be perfect.
FORTRSISS MONROE, October 2 t;
Gen. Farrest's resignation has not been
accepted, ar.d he has left Atlanta to enter
upon a separate command.
The number of Yankee prisoners held
in Richmond last night, was recorded at
Libby Prison as a fraction under 12 000.
Meridian, Miss., Oct. 20.—Official in•
formation states that tha Yankees are rap
idly retreating to the Big Black, pursued
by our cavalry. On their retreat they
burned some houses in Clinton.
President Davis left this,,afternoon for
Enterprise.
CAPE RACE, Oct. 28.—The Bteamßb ip
Canada from Liverpool, Saturday 17th,
via Queenatown 18th, passed Cape Race
at 3 o'clock, this p. m. She was boarded
iky the News Yacht of the Associated
Press.
The political news by the Canada is un
important. Henry W. Beecher had made
a forcible speech in Liverpool withonE any
riot as was anticipated. The address,
however, was disgracefully interrupted.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.—Vestvalia
made her debut in this city, to-night, at
the Chesnut street Theatre, before an
overwhelming house and created great
sensation. The play and her singing was
pronounced an immense success.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 27.—A reconnoiter
ing party of the enemy in barges was
dis
covered neer Ft. Sumter last night between
12 and 1 o'clock, and driven eff with grape
shot.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.—The Pennsyl
vania railroad is again torwarding goods
to all points west of Pittsburgh, the Wes
tern roads being Clear of accumulations
caused by Govrirninent transportation.
LIVERPOOL, Oct V.—Cotton excited
and prices have. advanced 110 for
Americen and 1.).@2d for other discrip-
0 It "1"
Improvement in Eye Sight
THE „Arketype PEBBLE
titissian 1- 1 Spectacles,
IhO YOU WANT YOUR EYE NIGHT
LP improved? Try the Russian Pebbles.
They are warranted to STRENGTHAN,:and
IM-
PaUVE THE SlGHT—this feet has proved al
ready to haedre cis of people what naa suffering'
from d,footivo sight. They are
Imported direct from Russia,
Which can be seen at my office with satisfaction
Purchasers are entitled to be supplied in future
if the first should fell. free of ch,rg , , with those
whith wilt always GIVE SATISFACTIoN•
J. DIAMOND, Practical Optician,
39 Fifth street, Bank Block.
Aur Beware of imposters mad counterfeiters.
oc9-d&w
NEW RAI6INS
-200 boxes new M. R. Raisins,
10C boxes new iayer Raisins.
2 0 half and quarter boxes Raisins,
now landing and for sale bY
RRYMER g BROS..
ocata 128 and 128 Wood st.
COMMERCIA L.
PITTEMERGI2 GENERAL MAR BET
O I , IIOE Or THE DAILY ".
Tuoso/T. October 27. 1243...
ituelneles—W as very dull en Hondas'.
fact, the sales were not worth reporting. Doakr a
seemed pefeetly indiff...rent about purchasing.
The weather was quite , pleasant . for out-door
transactions. Our rivers came to a!stand on Sun
day. evening. During yesterday the Allegheny
swelled some two inches. We have reports from
Olean that t h e re;were t• n inches of snow up:there.
Either worm weather or rain wou'd give us a rise
of water: ess on the wharf was active, the
shim ot, t , ha':, c n fined n.incipally to Pitts
burgh mauulacturce , . The steamers that depart
ed were, Ca; t. John Brisket', Lent Leoti and J.
'f. Stockda la, •lrom d the river continue to rise.
there will be penty to follow. The following are
Ole sales that cam• under our notice:
Bay—The market was very firm with a good
demand. All parcels offend found ready par
chasers at', loads at scales at
chasers at fu'l rates.
$33,,00®36 00. Baled s 29 @' o '
Straw—Prices rule high ; sales of Oat Straw
at $23 t. n.
Flour—The market yesterday woe remarka
bly quiet the demand being entirely of a local
charactis, S. me of our dealers say they can do
better in the East, and ate shipping to those mat -
kets, The amount in this market is quite light,
receipts sill soon have to come forward or the
supply will be short. The nominal rates from
store w - th small sales were. Extra at $5,5005,75;
Ex'rn Family at $6 f 0018,75 • Fancy $47,00. The
demand was altogether for the better gryles•
Apples—Toe demand continues to, increase
with a fair amount of transactions at $2 t 0 4 ,3,25
' bbl.
Grain—The market was firm and has cen
t murti for some time past, prices for most des
criptions have steadily increased. 'The receipts
have been limited. The current rates were as
fodows ::Whea'—.ales from wagon and on truck,
tied $ ; White $1,25@1.28 Barley in
good demons with sales of Fall at $1,50 ; Spring
- $1 36. Oats, the market was s cads, with cabs of
130 bus at TF‘c. C, rn scarce, sales WO hu.. at $1.05.
liyA. none in market.
Butter—The market remains firm with a good
rie.manr. ' , ale , fresh 801 l from store at 22424 c,
her at 17@18c
Whisky—The market was steady with a fair
demand. We note sales of SO bbis at 56@59c; some
dealers demand 60c.
Cheese—The market contains a fair supply:
we 130 , 0 sales of 150 Lorrs W, tt. st 11W4 , 12Ac as
quality.
terocertea —The market wan excited, caused
by the statl of the markets in the East. Friers
are sill looking up, Coffee is now held firmly at
34@511,6c.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE
Tut SDAT, Oat. 26, 1863
.1 he market was very dull, The fact is, buyers
will not takn hold a• .he present rates demanded
by holders, benro there is nothing doing. The
Ess.ern news floors buyers altogether, besides
the marker there wag dull at very :ow rates. The
European newt has, al.kg thrown a damper on the
market. and pri es must give way. The Exports
were—To New York—Ref. 750 hblk: Benzoic, 70
Philadelphia—_rude 163 bbls To Bal
tonve—rrudellS bbls. Impor.s very light, viz:
Per A. V it, It. Ref. 1513 bble: Crude 282 bble.
ror Allegheny rive 120 bbis,
In the ab,once of sales we rni' quotations • as
correct one' cannot be ascertained.
Pit habarith Sig Metal Market
It, metal au rut cont'nuce excited, and prigts
hay., further advanced, thi4 no doubt caused the
late iiivarica in Iron and Saila. The current
rates Were—
Anthracite Mill Tron Red Short.. ...$35 000:',6,00
o. I Foundry Short.. 40.000
Neural ,t reel Short A.,thr icite, hel 42 001x144 ro
o No
3 2
4 4 0 1 ,,33 00@ 44 41, g e l
Allegheny l'oke—ni,iic In r.iarlict.
Lela Swveri r Ch , roon.l 52,00@
Mir.onri 52 004
Ohio I-o❑ Lakc ` , up. Ore; Sz Mixtures 40 00@44 00
Blooms
Tte market i. entire', bare, we cannot obte'm
be selling rate& :le there are none on hand.
pitt.dbargh topper Market.
The n - ,arkt.t Rao ' C:Cgi demand, with
en eg as t rredi,
i Ic It tl9
lettilißd.lphirs ;Markel
rudo. e.li . ch tow. rds t-e etd of last week
ruled firm at eta, r a- adually declined to 31
and 31 cents en at this figure has ere are were
caution.. and we hiia, i.f no transactims we or It
recording. Refined, in iiiond, owing to untays,ra
hie 11..ViC19 from the Eastern, as well the For-
ci. n markets. 4 became very weak and ;almost
onsaleah3 , ) at 25 Ce We have on the other hard.
retorts f sale• at prices as low as 49 and Si) cents
'or pile straw to white. Refined. free. Falling as
wat.tel at 6. to et as to quality and qu tntity.
In Benzine, there is but little doing and pric 3
qui e toininal at 5744 to 3 , cents for strictly
touble refuted gad felly de ,Inrizoti other
qualities can be l'oug:it at from Si'. l /i to 25 cents
The dem..nd for Lubricating has fallen off con
siderably, and prices are quite nominal.
I=l
,WIAV I,LE. (let, 2S —Pittsburgh Cos: was firm
and in d-man lat 600 bushel. Sales of Cannel
ton and Ilarri,vil,e at 46.3 Vi bushel
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Ott m 70 a , ira and decidedly
firmer f,r midilin¢ up'and , . Flour 5 oenta
I,trer, -dote $7.10•47.12t , xtra K. H. rt. $7.25,
g-od t•• -bow, h•airy heavy and lower at 54ii
aki,tc 11 heat ex •ited 345 c better, $1,3V;•1,3 fur
new cb••ic • : cc. Z•:"1.32 q' mixed do, 31.37 for old
r•- Milos-auk e Club, $1,411 14' for
A tuber $1.4244 .40 for ft nt. r Bed Western.
$1 32@1.4n for inter ••r and common old Jo, Corn
advance t ad', 14 Luc sl.olts, 03 for unsound
We -tern, $1 tl3aal.oslAr for sound do, m sto-e $l,-
tiata 14-2 o better, el.-lair quiet at 83®850 for
este-n and State: ln,ooo bus Canada were sold
at'llc, detirtrorle before the close of navig Lion.
Wool firm rk firmer and in mod.eata demand
at $14,37td,it1114,6214. for old mere, $l6 00@l6 ,12 .1 A
for Dew do. $11, , t0'•n11,75 for new prime mess. Beef
'deadly, 1 and fir.;,. Cheese very firm at 12c.
New York Money Market
Money active !it 6@l' cart. mostly all tramac
dons at the latter t- , terline firmer but very quiet
and unsettled, First Ci.S3 bii's nominal, a - close
$1.621-6015.34,. Gold high but very irregular and
unsettled, o osing at $1 48%.
Philadelphia Market
Oe.r. 26.—Flonr firm, sales 8,000 bbl • at $5.500
5.62. Wheat dal e Iles 4502 bus at $1,46®1 50.
White Corn declined 2c. mixed 2c. sales 50,000 bu
at sl®',o2. Lard firm at II %e. Whisky firm at
6 eta.
Baltimore Market
OCT, :hi. — Fleur deel ning. Wheat quiet and
firm, Southera rod a., $1,60a1.65 ()ern dull
White $1.02@1.05. Oa's • teath. Whisky firm at
62'. Gold elo,ed heavy at 48V..;@..486.
Chicago Market
OCT. 26.—Flour dull. Wheat quiet at 1420 bet
ter. n dul. 80@SOSio Corn quiet, 6102 c.
Receipts 6,000 bble flour , 56,000 bus wheat. 36.000
bus Corn. bhipineuts, 11 000 bbls flour, 68.000 bbs
wl.eat, 83,000 !tn. corn.
rq?Sti EY PIA It it ET
CiTT2o ILY POR THR WORDING ?Oa T BY
RR RB. HOUFTZ WRRTZ, BROFRRIA.
NO, 11.4 WOOD BTRERT.
kihrring ,ro Cho br7il.; RDI sollins rst
or iir•ltt, !,117t1..
liu_NiDE Belling
.., 1 43 Ou
1 35 C.*
1 42 X
} .&l.o ru Esebringc,
Sold •
- Silver ......
aeme.nd Ll otos
Ziow
R09t0n... .....
Penn .y!ranie. Currency
•• tictiwitl
Lt Ulf ~ ille .
lin elan .I
L u.
wave Thyself.
DR. S. CIITTER'd ENGLISH
BITrE?IS
THE GREATEST NERVINE EVER
DISCOI , EKED-THE GRE TEkT lO
NIC EVEK D ISCO V E HE D-VHE
{IKE &TEST ALTERATIVE EVER
DISCOVERED.
A CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE.
AS A NERV.INE, IT ALLAYS THE
chronic inflammation of the stomach, in all
persons addle - cd to the use of stimulants and
narcotics, such as Alcoholic and Matt Liquor&
vitium, : 1t orphia, Arsenio Tobacco, etc., etc. It
removes the morbid appetite or craving of the
et mach for stimul int B. .4 c. In Headache, Nea
r. lgia, and all nervous deeases, it has no equal
as a Norvine.
A• A TONIC, it gives a healthy tone to the
stomach, improves the appetite corrects leer
derangements, regulates the bowels, removes lan
truer and drowsiness, a d brigs perfect health to
the Dyspeptic.
A:1 A:V ALTERATIVE. The blood, the life of
the body, is derived Iron the food we digest.
It ow important then, that the duties of the atom
ach are perfectly performed. If its duties are
imperfectly executed, disease instead of health is
scattered through the system. When our food is
properly digested, pare blood is suglied the
Cody, and Plotches, Pimples, Tetter. sipelsa,
Old toes, Mercurial and Venerial Taints, and
other diseases arising from impure Mood. &man
pettr. Use Dr. Cutter's English Bitters and you
will have perfect digestion and pure blood.
For particulars of this oclebrated Medicine,
procure Dr. Cutter's circular from any of our
agents.
N. VAN BIEL, 118 N. Second street,
(American Manufacturing Agent/Plaids,
TORRENCE MeGARR, Agents,
Corner of Fourth and Market sta., Pittsburgh.
Far sale by all respectable Druggists.
octls-1Y
.U.HOT GUNS--
Double a id single barrels. Revolvers. Pistols
B o wie and Camp Knives, for sale by
JAMES DOWN,
198 Wood st.
---
CIHEAP WALL PAPERS—BELITTI
-41-/ fat Wall Paper still selling at 16 Cl3lats for
®le W. P. MARSHALL.
87 Wood st.
RIVER MATTERS.
Tan RI VER. e - coln tw, there
were three leer five —Last i
r. , .13 et g,
wat t
er, and swelling
slowly. WOalher pleasant.
AMP CapL, John Ithodes' new star:mar. Leoni
das. arrived ebterday from Brownsville. -tie is
a beantr and no mistake. We shall have mole
to say about h
/tar Business on the wharf was active Yester
day. The amount of merchandize shipped was
large in comparison with last week.
ARRIVALS AND DEP:ARMIES
ARRIVED.
Franklin. Bennett. Brownsville.
Gallatin. Clarke. Brownsville.
J. Reese. Peebles. Elisabeth.
Leonidas. Rhodes, broWnsville,
D 6PARTED.
Gallatin, Clarke, Brownsville.
Fran lz lin, Be :nett, Brownavil le.
Jas. Rowe, Peebles. Elizabeth.
Leni Lto i, Rene, Cincinnati.
Capt. *Tn.), Brickell, is cCosh, Cincinnati.
J. T. Steetiale, Laughlin, Cincinnati.
P. XERTS,
Wholeaale and Retail dealer in and manufac
turer of
Ladies, Misses, Genti., Boys and
Youths
BOOTS, SUES AND GAITERS ,
IN ALI, THEIR VARIETIES.
No. 125 FEDERAL STREET
oel3-1511 ALLEGHENY CITY, PA,
Albums,
Albums,
Albums,
Flags,
Flags,
Flags,
Carte de Visites,
Carte de Visites,
Carte de Visites,
ELECTION RETURNS
now the Ladies have Voted
BETE ARE ENABLED
our "special" to give the ettbi c even at
this early date. the
Result of the Ladies' Vote
On a very important qaestien, a result, too,
while showing the soundness of their judgement,
speaks louder than words for the popnlar,ty of
The Wheeler & Wilson
sewing Machine.
The three leading sewing machine cltnpari;es in
the country are the Wheeler & Wilson. clinger &
Co.. and tirover Baker, and their sales Ed. the
,1 rter ending Juno 10, which we sutiom. show
how the ladies voted:
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer et
Grover ek Bauer_
Showing that the WheF-ler & Wilson Company
sold during the quartrr named nearly double the
ana:•unt made by either of the others.
.
lb 40 ra,42c
" " 47:',4aiNk
. , . .
Over 121.0(X) of these machmm have been sold.
and the demand for them is a - r..ater than ever.
This should be regarded a: a TEST by tho= who
desire to buy the
ST FAMILY HAYING MACHINE,
(Mae. 27 Fifth great, Pi.taburgh.
WM. SUMNER, Agant
EDWARD POERSTER CHAS. F. SCEWARZ
Copartnership Notice.
FOERSTER & SCHWARZ,
®E6 LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR
triends and the public In general that they
have f,.rmed a copannership for the transaction
of aW atl Paper. Panay tioods and T y Buitnes,,
at the store,
No. 164 SMITE.FiELD STREET,
Between 6th and 7th Os.. up to this time occu
pied by Edward FoerAer, as a Watt Pal er Ito e,
where they have received a very • large assort
meat of
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Would most respectfully , invite the public to
call and examine their stock.
FUERSTER do SCHWARZ.
Near the Berman Protestant Church,
No. 164 Smithfield et.
0 P Thd I IV G.
rIFIIIE UNDERSIGNED 'WILL OPEN
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 22nd and
23rd, a large and handsome btock of
Fall and Winter Millinery Goode,
To which she would invite all her former friends
and the public in general. S. GREEDS,
No. 45 North-east side of Diamond,
ocl9 lwd ALLEGHENY OITY.
A. t.11....A.N 1)11.1, - IE. da.CO_.
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES,
Will iend following on receipt of price
SILVER COMPOSITE WATCH. FOR
the Army, cylin rer movements. Hunting
Cases, lime Indicator in centre, to save trounle
of upozing case Handsome and reliable. best
and ennapest made, bold in the army at $25.
$12.50.
SOLDIER'S OWN, patent Lever. In sterl
ing silver encaced Hunting Casts. Jeweled.
regulated. 60,
SPLENDt GOLD COMPOSITE
WATCH, Jewelled, either medium also for gen
tlemen, or a 4.11 also for ladies, beantatully en
graved Cale. Very elegant and accurate, tften
sold for $5O.
GOLD COMPOSITE, patent Detached Le.
vet, Jeweled in 13 actions, gold balance. war
ranted a perfect time-keeper, suitable in size for
tither lady or gentleman, richly chased eases—a
realle splendid article, often sold for F 5, $2l.
Small sized. beautilully finished L :pine,
fine 16 carat gold plate watch, beautifully orna
mented cases, usually sold zt *5O, *27,50.
Genie' or offices massive gold plate watch,
chronometer balance. full ruby jeweled, det leh
ed lever, heavy, beautifully finished cases, war
ranted a splendid time-keeper, mien sold for $lOO.
£3 5 .
ASTRO,NOMICAL WATCH, in mas„ive
gold Dlate, beautifully e: graved oases, jeweled in
15 actions, go d balance, and all the recent ins
yroyements. In addition to the bunk senonds
peculiar to brit Maas watches. tt has a hand point.
Inc with unfailing accuracy to the day of the month,
A magnificent a•tiele, the greatest mv.nuen f
the age, j .s, imported by Arrandale dt Co., Vitt.
Other ladies' and gextlemens' watcher and
chains in greet variety. Send for Circular fully
describing above and other watches, Agent wanted.
A fibers.. redo° lon made on wholtsale orders.
Money wasent at our risk, if properly sealed.
ARRANDALE .t CO., 212 Broadway, N Y.,
Thee doors from. Barnum's Museum.
oels-ImdeodA It w
pluvsTE BISEASEs
I'a i`
par .
par 10
par 'I
par '-4
PM /
I+ al' /4
NEM
DR. BROWN'S OFFICE
60 SMITHFIELD STREET,
Citizens and strangers in need mothoal
vice should not fail to give him, a call.
Dr. Brown's remedies never iail to cure impu
rities, scrofulous and venereal affections —Alto
u
nties,_
taint. such as totter, psoriasis and oth
er skin,lseases, the origin of which the patitmt
is ignorant.
Dr. Ira remedies for this affliction. brought on
by solitary habits, are the only medicines known
in this country which are safe and will speedily
restore to health.
Dr. Brown's remedies ore in a few limed'
infra atlhation.
He also treat Piles. Gloat. Gannorrhoe,Urethal
Discharge% Female Diseases, Paine in the Back
and Kidneys. Irritation of the Bladder. ettiot-
Ica es z eta.
A letter to ho answered most contain at least
ONE DOLLAR.
Medicines sant to any address 60141 packed.
C Moe andsrivate rooms. No. 50 SMITE FIELD
&THEM% Pittsburgh. Pa. nolsddrw
lut LOUR ADD &)%& ac , tai A DEES
HOOPS. just rooedved and for sale,
JAMES BOWEN
tat 196 Wood street.
A large acsortment at Pittook's
opposite the Port Office,
All ptioei and sizes, at the Mann
factory, Pit:ock's, opposite the Poe
Office.
,5,C00 just received, at Pittces's
opposite the PeLt Offico,
NEW TORE.
E3EMII AL iirIiWMBEL
I;4:l:iignut:l44
Auction Sales
PEAT t'S TWENTY.SIXTiIi APSI3-
Ali .CONBIGNMENT Ok BOOKS. to be
sold at auction. at No. 55 Stith street Masonic
Hal Building commencing MONDAY, October
2fith. and EYElty EVENLNO, at half past lz
o'oi el% nod at prtvate sale every day at auction
prices. Mr, McClelland would edapeotfol,y In
form tho citizens of Pittsburgh and Abegheer
that, no withstanding the- great advance In tho
er ce of paper and binding, helms reeeivetl from
Mr. Pratt the 'arrest and finest assertment - of
standard works hi every department of Litera
ture. Spence and art; ilr,e Family Bibles, Felon
did :Photograph Albume and Cards, Le'ter end
Nolo Papers, Envelopes, Dold Fens, Ste , he has
over offered in this oily. In the collect on may
bo found such works as Wsshingtoo
oomple . e works. 2a vets, J P. Cooper's complete
wirk., 34 vote; Bei jamin Franklin's works
10 vols.; Ertrylopedia americar a, 14 vclr; Bau
er° t s History r f the United States 8 ye's; 'fume
ecauley's History cf England, /1 vols'
ovals, complme, 27 vote; B. tech' 111 ll
er',. works Complete. 8 vole; Bayard Taylor's
1 ravels, comp'ete, 10 rout Clark's Commentary,
4 vote; Patrick, Louth ana R hitby's works. com
plete, 4 Tub; Bogartb's Engravings. 2 vole; Good
rich's Animal Kingdom. 1,500 engravinwe,. 2 vols.
Eris' Dictionary of 11 rte and Science, 2 vets; bail-
man's history of Christinn.ty, 8 vole; Strickland's
Queens of England. 7 vote; The tatates.man's Man
ual. 4 vole; rulpit Eloquence, 3 vole; Caw:abets'
Information for the People, 2 vole; Chambers'
Encyclopedia of knitlish Literature. 2 vole; a iscot
Bieta works of Shapspeara , Byron, Scott, Moore.
urns, Cowper, Ben Johnson. Jo.epitte4, 'Dick,
Rolm. Plutarch, Addison, .„ dm Also, 10,000
vrlumes of tho popular literature of the day, at
about isALF the publishers' Aces.
T. A. /11' 0 1ALLAND. Auctioneer.
PRATT BitOTHERS.- rale:men.
7.rir
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
I 4
* t; 2o* - ttlittVi z Zii
AU/ MIGRANTS brought out from Liver
pool, Londonderry, Cork, or Gal
way to New York, in FIRST CLASS MAIL
STEAMERS. for
Twenty-Five Dollars.
Parties also brought out by Sailing Vessel at
lowest rates, Apply to
D. Otts'lL.
Chronicle 70 Fifth et.. Pib NE urgh. Pa.
jytstf
Gravel mooting,
{ravel Roofing,
OR T IERS PROAEPTLY =ATTENDED
LIIPION. OLDDEN & CO
corner of Filth and Wood ste
AMERICAN MOINE,
BOSTON.
RS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR-
M ranged Hotel in the New Ecgland States; is
centrally located, and easy of access iron all the
routes of travel. It contains all the wodern im
provements, and every convenience for the com
fort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated;
the suites of rooms are well arrcntred, a,d com
pletely furnished for families and large traveling
partios, and the hou-e trill continuo to be kept
as a. first a tirst-class Hotel in every repo. t.
Telegraph in the house to all parts of the coun
try. HENRY RICE, Proprietor.
Boston. Sept. 1163. selatad
10,0 0,006 ANED.
.1L 3EI A. S C 1 ' S
KEBONENE C. 113 4.WER
yVTLL WAR FOOD FOR THE DA
by, heat water or eteep herbs. cite , for the
sink, make warm water for shaving or tody, cook
a few oysters, boil or Iry eggs, make tea aiql cof
fee, toast bread, &e 1 , E9 time and exprnso
than by any other meant known. Used on any
lamp without obscuring the tight. Price 2L aeutr;
by mail postage paid, 50 cents:
Argo a Pate;t Lighter, for lighting Lamps with
out removing the chimney. For tale wholes..lo
and retail by
WELDON dr. MELLY,
o'•s 116 Wood ~ agoot3 for tho monnfacturer3
•1 he Howe Sewing Machine.
Invented Is4ll. Perfected 155:6.
EICEIVIED TnitinirrE FROM ALL
Alt other Sewing Machines. atthe W orld's Fair,
1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine reemwed
an houorablc mention on its merits; and W heel
er & Wiison's a medal for its device, called "Cir
cular hcok." The Howe Sewing Machine, vas
awarded a prenum (to an English Exhibitor.) as
the best for all purposes on exhibition. Our light
e-t Machine gnamnteed to make .poriect work on
the lightest and heaviest fabrica
Sold and rented, enn St Clair, street , .
Co:.A. NIL IIeGRE.OOI4
Asent.
m y2o:l3Law:l9
Plank Toad Election,
rfil HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
K Allegheny and Perrysville Trirapit.e .'nd
Plank Road Gempany. will hold an election for
officers timid Road Company at the honseofJohn
Reown. in Ross Tewmhip on MONDAY, the zd
day of November next, at one o'clock p. m. The
officer.; to be elco'orl are uno Provident, five Di
rectors and one Trea.surer.
by order of the lioard,
0c12.2aw-to JAMES A. GIBSON, Prest-
JOSEPH SNOWDEV,
N IC.A. ELY PUBLIC
NO. 89 DIAMOND STREET,
TO CONTRACTORS.
SE AILED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived by the Commissioners of Mercer
county. Pa ointil the 10th day of November
neat, for alterations and repairs in Court Route
in said county. Plans and specifications can be
seen at any time at the Commissioner's (Aloe in
Mercer. By order of the Commissioners.
W. it. llitiNTGolldßltY, Clerk
0c2:4-6td.k2tw
CON CORD GRAPE.
Ibs•ERIOR VINES. AT $2 50 PER
ti dozen: $1250 per 100. Extra Vines at $5 per
dozen. $25 per 100.
J• KNOX
o n No. 29 Fifth street.
ItHAVE THIS DAY SOLD /IY EN.
tire stook of c;RIP CHAN 'LER Y and BOAT
S f....RES to RIO O. MARATTA tz CO., who will
continue the business at the old stand, No. 47
Front street.
To those of my friends who have patronized me
during the last fifteen years, while connected with
the firm of ISHAM s Entaint. Isaum. FISHES &
Co.. and JOHN ISHAII, I return my thanks,
and solicit a cintinuance of the Patronage to my
succe , eors, Messrs. RENO, mARATTA & CO.,
cheerfully recommending them es being every
way worthy of It.
M e office will remain for the present with
M wars. B.ruct. IlikaArra dc Co.. where I hope to
have the prearure of seeing my customers and
frirrid , JNO. G. ISRAM.
Cincinnati. October 19, 1863
Having purchased the stock of Jno. G. Ishani,
and succeeded in the firms of laham do Fisher,
Isham, isher a Co. and Ate. a Isham, in the
811 LP CHANDLERY and BOAT STORE busi
ness. we hove to merit a continutnce of the very
liberal patronage bestowed OHN upon them.
J C. RENO
FRANK IRE NA
No. 47 Public Landing.
Cincinnati, October 19.1863. 0c26-tf
e j VDT RECEIVED—
Laird's Bloom of Youth for the complexion
nd skin.
Drake's genuine Plantation Bitters.
Ayer'A Cherry, - Pectoral 1111
Mrs. A Ilec's Hair Honorer and Zylobalsum.
Wishart's Pin., Tree Tax Cordial,
liagan's Magtolia Balm.
Siearling A morosia for the Hair.
Holloway's Family Medicines,
Lindsoy's Improvcd Blocd Searcher.
all of Dr. Jayne'a iramily Medicines.
Pure Glycerine and Honey Soaps.
Glycerine Cream and Cold Cream, for chapped
hands, face, /co.. at
GEO. A. KELLY'S L.
Wholesale and Retail Drug store,
0024 No. 69 Federal at.. Allegheny.
LADIES' AND 49ENTLEMEND GAl
tera and Gentlemen's Dalmorals, La
dies' Gem Belmont's. Ladies' heeledBhank. new
style Balmorats, Men's Double Sole Calf Boots,
Men's Double Sole Calf Gaiters. Merl'a Water-
Proof Boots; Gums of all kinds.
J. H. BORLAND,
0e24 98 MARKET St, 2d door from sth.
11ltiABE'S PIANOS.—.II:IIST RECIETV.
ed the most complete assortment of the un
rivalled Kaaba Pianos ever seen in this city . .
They aro beyond a doubt the best Pianos made.
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing
e sowhere.
CHARLOTTE BLUME.
ocS 43 Fifth street.
IOLDLEIMP BOUN TIMI; PANEO.ONS
BACK PAY. and other just
CLAIMS AGAINST TES Goviemosi.
Inman*, procured at reaserutaleratea. Apyiy to
D H. HAZF.N.
103 koVanalatt r ent a rd
Waabinstou. D. C.
BANBERIOLES— 12 BBLE. CHOICE
iri
Cranberries. ehldt ree.ivedand for sale by
FETZE k Mldtilltol , lo.
oc3 corner Market and Find. streets.
CALKING MONS—
Jost received end for Bale by
by
oat JAMES SOWN.
1.38 Wood et.
sist ocKET AND TABLE CIITIBBT—
A sploodid assortmant ori sale by
JAMES 160W2i.
WA 198 Wood at.
PITTL , BURGH.