HTTSIBURGH THEATRE.
-SIF Lessee and Manager Ws, Hewn ensue.
Treasurer U. OPIIINGTON.
Third night of the engagement of the popular
artiste, Mini CHARLOTTE T °MESON, who
Lnig.
will appear in her celebrated character of PAU
THIS EVENING will be presented the bean
ful play of
LADY OF LYONS.
Miss Charlotte Thompson
••• .......... • •••• .......... Loved ar
• Mr. Chippendale
.• • • • • J. O. Belton
Miss Becket
Pauline
Olartde-- •
Beaumont
To conclude with
LEND )NE FIVE SHILLINGS,
Mr. Golightly.. ...J. 0. Sefton
Phobbs.. . M r Chippendale
. .. ......... Anne Hyatt
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Admitting all children for 10 CENTS, to the
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and only
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Swiss Bell Ringer*,
Five Solo Artists, and
ave the honor of an LIU up clog e, tertaii3mente ae
above, on which occ,ulion 'be:. will be nests ed by
the follovrEng Solo Artists of I, , kn ,wledked abil
ity:
Iliad/m Blaisdell, tide k
Herr Frederick Hess, onto Cone.
Herr ust ave li outman. Solo Violint.t.
Mr. Albert H. Fernald.
The celebrated Scotch A aladut, and
Master Steve Young.
The Wonderful Comic Melodist.
Cos& of Admission 25 cents
lt •
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To be obtained at the kook and Music, stores
and at tbetk• I on the days of the Concert.
Doors coon/At 7 o'clock. cum menciog at 85.4.. In
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•
EMIGRANTS brought out from Liver
pool, Londonderry, Cork, or Gal
way, to New York, !r. FIRST ci...‘S6 MAIL
STISAM ERB. for
Tweaty-Flve Dollars.
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lowest ratoz. A t,r.ty to
D. O'NEIL,
Chronicle al Irtith it., Pittsburgh, Pa.
lyistr
A t the Boston Cracker Bakery
T HE PUBLIC WILL ALWAYS FIND
ry ~ ttperior art'r:e o t
Bli cut C E KS, WINE CRACK.
itatS, OYSTER CRACKERS Be..
Made fresh every d&y.
S. S. MA4VIN
64 fourth
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PPLEB 300 BB BelltitlCE AP
! LBO Jut: received and for sale bp
FETZIKII Aithi eat( 011(3.
nail comer Market r.mi First t.t, eet •
VE ISON-3 NAl)ll3LEdik VENISON_
1 ast r ec'd and for gait, by
Firma k AILMST KONG
Come Marke t awl Bin/ stew&
Will There be Another Draft?
It would seem from the actions of those
,n power that they are fully determined
that all recruits for our army must in
future be raised by conscription, notwith—
standing that it has been fully proven
that this method of raising troops is a
failure, and costs the Government far
more than would be expended in giving
high bounties to volunteers. Much value
ble time has been lost by Governor Cur
tin in neglecting until this late day to
issue his proclamation declaring the
quotas for the different counties. Even
the favorable report of Provost Marshal
Fry gives but a sorry figure as the result
of the draft, and the people are not
anxious to undergo another. There is a
feature in the last call, and the credit
under it, which should not be lost sight
of in the future, especially if Governor
Curtin neglects to issue his proclamation
fixing the quotas. The Provost Mars hal
General announces that those States or
counties filling their quotas on the last
call will not be called upon to make up
the deficiency under the Late draft, 'but
that if there is a draft fora portion of - the
last call, defideacies for the last draft will
also be drawn.
Brava Band,
A strict construction of the President's
proclamation would lead to the conclu
sion that the soldiers now called for are
to be recruited into the ranks of the regi
ments on the field, instead of setting in
m ction the machinery of new organiza
tions. That recruits render more prompt
and more efficient service by entering old
regiments may be true, but experience
has shown that new organizations secure
men much more rapidly than do the old
organizations. If arrangements could be
made by which Pennsylvania's quota
' could be filled by new organizations, a
future draft could easily be avoided. The
number of two years, nine, six and three
months men that can be secured for new
organizations, is so large that new regi
meats can be formed that will in a short
time be nearly as efficient us those now in
the field. And, agaiu, the time of a large
number of the regiments at present in the
Geld will expire from eight to ten months
from the present date. These regimer.ts
number from five hundred to one hundred
and fifty men each, and if they are filled
up to their minimum number with new
recruits, eight or ten months hence they
will be replettd to their present number,
or nearly so, by the expiration of the
term of service of the present memberr. of
these regiments. All things considered,
it would be of more advatitagii both to the
General Government and the States to
form new regiments.
POPLINS
M. MENTZ ER,
t Varket at
- -
NEW PITTSBLIRrIFI RAILROAD —Two
weeks ago we mentioned say, the Cincin
cinnati Commercial, of Monday, the ap
plication of the Pittsburgh, Maysville and
Cincinnati Rail-oad Company, for the
privilege of entrance, for their track, into
the city, and passage through to Central
avenue and the river. They are now en
gaged in surveying a line from Hunt street
acrueg the month of the old tunnel,
through a gorge in Longworth's Garden
of Eden : thence in nearly a straight line
across the Madisonville Turnpike to Duck
Creek Valley. The line contemplated
strikes through Feveral of the river coun
ties to Piketon, and thence on nearly an
air line to Steubenville. The distance, it
is claimed, by this route and the Pan
handle Road to Pittsburgh, is two hun
dred
and eighty two miles. The prrject
derives importance from the connection of
the company with the coal trade, and the
futu re supply of cal for the city. The
friends of the company claim the necessity
of an indepekderit entrance on account of
the overcroWded condition of existing
routes, and that its passage from Hunt
street down through the streets ic the
heart of the city to the river, will be of
snfricient advantage to Cincinnati t.- war
rant the granting of the facilities required.
20 it
THE COAL. CRISIS IN CINCINvATI.—We
had most ardently hoped that the waters
of the Ohio would ere this have reached
such a stage that all apprehehensionsof
"coal famine" in Cincinnati would have
been dissipated. But the danger is not
pasFsed, and cur friends below are still
looking forward to the coming winter with
anxious forebodings, It seems that the
proposed plan of supplying their city with
coal, by rail, from certain points, has
proved a failure. It is now thought, how
ever, that arrangements can he made
with the connecting railroads between
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, to lay aside
traffic until the fuel crisis is over, and to
devote their stock to transporting coal di
rect, from Pittsburgh Lu Cincinnati. Such
an arrangement could be made and the
coal obtained at less than half the price
at whioh it is now held. Still we hope that
in a few days the waters will 'De high
enough to bear away to our friends below
an abundance of coal, and thus allay all
their apprehensions for the incoming
winter.
HEAR YEI
OFFICIAL VISITATION.--00e of the larg
eft meetings of the Order of Odd Fellows
ever held in the county assembled in the
Encampment room of the Fifth street Hall
Tueeday evening, upon the occasion of the
official visitation of the Grand Mester and
other officers of the Grand Lodge of Penn
sylvania. Verbal reports were made by
representatives from nearly every subor
dinate Lodge in the county, and also by
G Secretary Wm. Curtis on the condition
of the Order throughout the State, all of
which represented the institution as enjoy
ing a degree of prosperity, both numeri•
tally and financially, exceedingly gratifying
to the members of the fraternity. Gradd
Master Isaac Macauley delivered a brief,
but chaste and appropriate address, and
concluded by giving an explanation and
instructions in what is technically called
the " unwritten work " of the o:der.
Grand Patriarch Brewer will pay an offi
cial visit to the Encampment branch of the
Order this evening, in Allegheny City.
DROWNED. —Corc ner McClung Tuesday
morning held an inquest on the remains of
a little girl named Mary Jane Cargo, who
was drowned on Monday evening, in the
Monongahela river, opposite the Point.
The father of deceased is watchman on
the "Dick Fulton," and his daughter
aged nine years, was down with him on
the boat, and while playing about the deck
fell overboard. She was missed about
ten o'clock, and though every effort was
made to find the body, it was not recov.
ered till ten o'clock Tuesday night, when it
way bound lying between the "Fulton"
and a barge close alongside. The jury,
after hearing the evidence in the case,
rendered a verdict of accidental death.
MASTER AND APPRENTICE.—Judge Lad
low of Philadelphia, has decided that h n
indenture is void when there is tuff-cove—
nant for schooling and maintenance. The
1, ere agreement to pay a stipulated sum
of money to.ft boy whilst he is learning
the trade, does not bind him, and he may
leave when it suite him. •c . _
THE PITTSBURGH POST: WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1863.
DAILY POST.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4;1863
S. M. pETTENGILL & CO.,
No. 37 Park Row, New York, and 6 State street,
Boston. are oar agents for the Daily and
Weekly Poet in those cities, and are author
ised to take Advertisements and Subscriptions
for as at our Lotaeat Rates.
ry. ON AND AFTER THE Ist OF NO.
vembor 1883, all subscriptions to the Daily
Post must be paid in adv ince Those know L
g
ihemseves to be in arrrars w:11 please call and
settle without futtheT delay.
CITY
NEWS.
'l'u LATE JOB' I, O'NEILL nn•
nouneed a few dnts since. by telegraph,
the death of Mr J,.un L. U Neill, rnilite
ry telfqtray_di operator, who di , diat .Texan
dria, Va., on the '2B h ult., of typhoid ft
ver, in the twenty third year of his age.
Young O'Neill had a very large circle of
relatives and friends in this city who deep:
ly deplore his death. We may add that
his friends, without wishing to treaspass
upon the sanctity of the grief of his im•
mediate relatives, desire to thank those
who so kindly rendered assistance to the
deceased in his last hours, and especially
are their acknowledgments due to Mak r
Eckert, of the telegraphic corps, for his
unceasing attentions.
ATTEMPTF.D ASSASSINATION.—An at•
tempt was made to assassinate Hon.
Daniel Kane. of Uniontown, on Saturday
night last. This is the second attempt
that has been made upon his life, in both
of which he made a narrow escape—the first
time a : pal.sed through his ear, and
the last timc through his lip and nose.
Mr. Kane was a representative of Fayette
county, in the last Legislature, and is one
of the roost widely known citizens of the
county. What the reasons are for such
cowardly assaults upon him cannot be
divined.
THE Race YESTERDAY.—The great race
at Collins Park came off as per advertise
ment between "Shamrock" and "Soft
Scmp. — The day was all that could have
beet, wished, and there was a large at
tendance present. The betting was largely
in favor of "Soap," still "Shamrock" had
many back• rs who risked their money free
ly upon their favorit . '•Shamrock" won
the Erst and third heats, and "Soap" the
second, fourth and fifth, and was declared
the winner of the race.
DI VI CINDS.—The stockliotders of the
different banks of issue in the city held a
meeting yesterday, when the following div
idend, were declared: Bank of Pittsburgh,
four per cent.; free of Government tax.
The Iron City Bank, five per cent.; also
free of Government tax. The Exchange
Bank, tive per cent,: the Allegheny Bank,
four per cent.; the Merchants' and Mann
facturer,', four per cent ; Mechanics'
Bank, f-ur per cent , and the C.tizen's,
fc r.
DIEI) FROSI HIS iNJCItIES —James Tia
dad, who was s 0 severely kicked by
hors, in the livery srahlr, cf Mr. Robert
Patters; n, Miniday evening. died yea
terday about five i. nlonk. He was n
native cf Irehind. and had beeu in Mr.
Pat terson'a etnpluy for a number of
years. Be was an honest, upright and
worthy ynui,g .yid by his obliging
manner r.ud gei—iral desire to please,
made many n ads, who will feel very
sorry to hear e f hie untimely end.
NOT G.oisto TO RUS9IA..—We are relit),
bly ths.t the item published in
the New York Times and copied in the
coi our coti . n,poraries. rotative to
.1. Edcar 1 nomson ttnd famtiy going to
RL:.',lll, is incorrect, thf r•.• bring nn tound
mi..: to: any tio,Th rumor . Ihe lore to Ilia
Pe•ingyivauta Rairoad, and railroad inter
eel generally, by the absence of Mr.
Th - onson, would very grent and we
are pleased to learn that he dorot not con
template leaving.
(lericKao Er r re:, rn-i,.ber4
battery A baldas 011. r 1.t.0 euittita
%t( a.lay following gen
.lemon were clics : Fir-t Lieutenants,
J. M. C0.+1,,r EE,' Dr I. 11. Harris: Sec
on 1 Li , -41 , 1.anti, H.-JI)Ln Miller and
Janes Dunlap. fhp civil organization
of ..he Battery is as follows : James Dun•
P:;‘?.;dent ; McQuistiu, Vice
Pr J. EAroes: Secretary, and
W W. Ward. Treasurer.
?of:Teo:sit:D.—The frati of Capt. Mc-
Hrnry, Deputy Prod.., Marshal, before
the Mayor, ctiarg‘td by Dr, King with
Sur ty of the peace W. otttponed until
the return of Mr. I.2arostian, the United
States District tt.tf,:tr.l .y • vk-'1 rtt_w ab.
from'be
Ni.x . r MAYOR -- '7“)r))44 of t .
Rune of Mayor Say ,, r',9 frtead, are iii sting
tth,t ti e win hr the rll s r how le
this. gentlemen "loved," , it the preee
In such an event would the Gazette use
Dispalch to Chronicle !he lar
Lt
H \V ILL WONDERI CRAB ? -- Oar
salable, pod 10,,k I.g teoun , couzen, and
ths: suspected editor o' :he Commercial,
lion. T. J. Bingham, i, epoken of as the
next Speaker of the Pennsylvauis House
of Represtniativ, 8.
PITTSBURGEIERS ABROAD -0.. Monday
the lollowirig Pittishurghe s were in Phil
adelphia . J. S Leisenring, J. H. Sweet,
[Wit. Al:Knight, Thos. Rutter, Thos. D.
11,-.F.41,r, W. Murphy, W P. Dilworth, J.
Coni,or, Peter Dean, W. W. Ward
AMUSEMENTS
rEILITRIC..-00 Monday evening, Miss
Charlotte Thompson was welcomed back
to Pittsburgh by a crowded audience com
posed of our very best citizens who assem
bled with hearts in their hands to greet
their favorite, who appeared as "Julia"
in the - Hunchback," and even enhanced
her former great repu'ation by her
sup, rendition of th,t. difficult part.
lee; night she played Juliet" in her own
tru..ti4il style; it could have been
given batter. To night the ever popular
play of the "Lady L,f Lyone, — with Miss
hompeon nn `•Paulitte." a character in
which we delight to see her.
BELL RINGERS.—rho Bell Ringers had
another full and fashionable house last
night. The performance was oven better
than on the previous evening, and all
were delighted. A grand Matinee comes
off this afternoon at Concert Hall, and in
the eveningfh troupe appear again. Go
and see them.
SERENA.DED.---Iliee Maggie Mitchell was
serenaded at the National, Washington
Ci y, on tho occasion of her completion
of an engagement of six weeks at Ford's
Theatre, with crowded houses nearly every
night. Parties of national fame pronounce
her Fanchou to be a marvel of acting.
Magg,t• ,s now in Baltim,,ie
BUSINESS NOTICES
LECTURES IN EXCELSIOR HALL, ALLE
GLIENY —Dr. A. Page will del,v.r a course
of Leeturee in Excelsior Hall, Allegheny
City, during this wash. This evening and
to•morrow Chursday tie lectures will be
free. On briday afternoon he will lecture
to ladies, exclusively, and, on Friday even•
ing to ge - itlemen, exclusively. Admit—
tance to the Friday lectures, 25 cents.
The subject of his free lectures will be—
" Electricity, as connected with the mental
and phy4icai ehaugea, mysteries and die
eases cf human life from its origin to its
close." The Doctor's course of lectures
in Pittsburgh were well attended, and
highly spoken of by all who heard them.
Dr. A. Page and J. A. Merrill can be con.
Butted every day at their r.omg, No, 132
Fourth street.
ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.—The old and
widely known firm of C. Hanson Love &
Co., are receiving a large supply of new
Dry Goods, comprising shawls, cloaks,
dress goods, balmnrals. e , c., etc., which
they are prepared to lis c ipic of as cheap
as any house East or West. We have so
often had occasion to speak of the hoagie of
Love & Co , t bat It seems almost impossi—
ble to add anything further. Nor will we
at present. only ha way of closing, gay that
the uumbere err 74 t,,,(1 7R Market street,
where, in add iii;•„ t,• tee sickles specially
noted, can be limn(' 6e tin,' assortment
of barred flannels and country blankets in
the city.
SIGEL EATING SAL, os, 47 I.'lFTti ST RE:J.T,
ROIreIEZIS4N, Paoeesiraa.—Fresh
Shell Oysters, Tripe and Can Oysters
constantly on head. 'dells t.t all hours,
from 7 o'clock a. m., 'till 12 o'clock p.
m. The best refresh. sets Lau otrly be
`fbuipll kir calling at 47 Eifth street.
• nontattitiorairtutys.:,
"Gem Pope's headquartea are in the gad-
Idle," which, perhat,J, should have read;
hin.lquarters." Be that as it may, if
you desire a glass of old stock ale, prime
' fat oysters, etc.. etc., we advise you to
make your headquarters at the " Rush
House," Liberty street, above the canal.
THE Fem.—The Wheeler St Wilson
Sewing Machine Company carried off their
accustomed honors at the Fair of the
American Institute—the highest Premium
for the best Double threaded Sewing Ma
chine, being the moat perfect and simple
in construction and working points also
for their Button and Eyelet hole Machine,
for novelty and perfection of ita work--
diploma for a beaut,ful specimen of ma
chine braid work. end a silver medal for
FOC,le . B Patent Umbrella 1, - )ck Stand
Independent, Oct, 22.
VOCAL Music.--11. D. Brecht, te.acher
of singing and ea ltivation of the voice, 128
Smithfield street.
Limes' balmorals at McClelland'a Auc
Lion House,
RCBBERS ht McClelland'a Auction
House.
HOOP SKIRTS at Mcelelland'a Auction
House.
Boors and Shoes a! McClelland's Auc
ou House.
'G ROVER .t BAKER'S SEWING
M ACHIN ES, for :a wily manufacturing !turncoat:a
are the befit in tIFO.
A. F. CHATONEY. General Agent.
18 Fifth street Pittaburia, Pa.
JOSEPH MEYER dr SON,
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNITURE & CUAIRS
WA RETieUSE, 135 sMITHFIELD ST
Between Pth at., and Virgin‘illeY
POROUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTERS
HAVE THE COMPACTNESS OF HID
leather awl the Eel:Wily of Silt (Love,
and are beeom ng apyr t.',54.10. by an intelligent
nub:ie.
For all Affeoty..: - .. the Chest,
Weig;.t about the up; , n tl-n of the Bowels,
in colds and Cougkul to. of the Leek. for
all strains n: braisee, r bank, Re ,ke
they have to be used to :s. fr.eperir appreciated.
Rankin's IN-tig Store,
63 Market at., 3c.. door b3low 4th
Nave Thyself.
DR. S. CUTTER'S ENGLISH
BIT
THE taREATEST lITERVINE EVER
DISCO• Et/Etc—THE ORE, %TEST ()-
NH' EVER D ISCOVEKE D—T E
(ME ATEA r ALTERATIVE EVER
DINCOVERED
A CURE FUR INTEMPERANCE.
A' A NERVINE. IT ALLAYS THE
chrallic inflammation of the stomach. In all
Person addicted to the use of somulants and
nareotic!, bush as. Aleoh , lie and Malt Liqucra,
ojium, !i'erphia s Argent e;c. It
rvEnovcs the morbid sp:.e.ito or craving of the
st .mach for ..ticuulanis. se. In Headache, Neu
r. tgia. end all nervous d.ociamaii, it hes no equal
as a Nerrine.
Al A YUvIC. it give: „ healthy tone to the
stomach, improves the petite. corrects .firer
d-rangetnents. regulates. the bowels. removes
lan
gu~r ens drowsiniss s d hri..gs perfect health to
the Dyspeptio
AZ4 AN A LIE ItAll VE. The blood, the life of
the body, 1 , derived 13 the Lod we digest.
how important then, .bat the deities of thestom
ach are perfectiy performed If its duties are
imperfectly executed, &same instead 01 health is
scattered through the system. When our food is
Properly distaste , . pure blood is supplied the
body, and / . lotohes, rtimpleti, Triter, Erysipelas,
Old noses. Mercurial and enerial Taints. and
other diseases arising from impure blood, disap
pear. Use Dr. Cutter's Eng Mt Bitters and you
will have perfect digesti• n and pure blood.
Yor particulars of this celebrated Medicine.
procure Dr. Cutter's circular trbm any of our
Agents
N. VAN BIEL, I 1 N. Second street,
1 A rn erican Mnnufacturing Agent) Phil ada,
TORRENC E Arc(aßß, Agents,
corner of Fourth nod Market sta., Pittsburgh.
F,.r tale by all respectable Druggists.
ly
=MEE
CH.y. VAGKE
MAGEE at HICKS
r tern and dealere in
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets
Vestings, Tailors' '1 rimming&
..64 - ) MARKET STR LET,
l'inilltdelptilia
UROVER&ILASER'S
Premium Sewing Machines
E ONLY tioLD MEDAL
Ever .warde.l to .S , 3v: IngAi a chines in Illinois.
Three machines wore awarded the Highest Fre
o.,ora aver all rostpetstors, f..r the Best Family
~ r acing blackener?, the Best Manufacturing Ma
and the keel Machine Work • at the fol.'
losing STAT ., FAIR:, of 1843.
New York .Mate Fair,
Pint Premium n, r family machine
First Premium 1.,r boub!e-thread maohine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Kir.
Finn Premium for family rux , htue.
First Preini,a, for WWI Ufetaaring maohine.
First Premium f t machine work.
lowa State Fair.
First Premium for final y machine.
First Premium it r manufacturing machine.
Fiat Premium for machine wo,k
Mlc h loan Skate Fair.
trim t remi:iri for amity
Fiat Premium for nisnufactutillir machine.
First Premium for maohine work.
indiana Stab: Fair
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work.
Illinois ,rate Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for en chine work.
F. entucky .)tare Fair.
First Premium for ma bine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine wo•k.
Pennsylvania Bate Fair.
First Premium for mann %attiring machine
Fire: Premium for beautiful machine work •
Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for machine work.
And at the following County Faire
(Thitien/en Vt.) Agricultural Society'
Fiat Premium for iamit.v sewing machine-
Firs: Premium for ruanulacturieg machine.
First Premium for machine work,
Champlain Vat ley ( Vt.) . 4 ot - ion/sum/Society.
First Premium for family machine.
First Premium for manufa tiving machine.
First Premium for ...chin') work.
Harupdxu Co. (Maas) d gneuituralSocsety.
Dip'oma for family machine.
Diploma for machine work.
Franklin Co (N. I%) Fair.
First Premium for family machine,
Fi t Premium f, , r manufacturing machine.
Queen's Co (N. Y.) Agriculture/ Society.
tn . t Premium lor family machine.
Washington Co. (N. Y.) Fair.
First Premium for tareily machine.
Saratoga Co. (N. Y.) Fair.
First Premium for family machine.
M. et anice In tante (Pa.) Fa ir.
First Premium or machine for all parposes.
First Premium for machine work.
The above comm.isee a ll th e F a i r .,
OR , ;ITER BA_KER MACHINE - I were exhibit
ed this year. At nearly all of them tha leading
Sewing Machines were in competition.
The work made upon the Grover & Baker Sew
ing machine has reoervei the First Premium at
every State Fair in the United State where it has
been exhibited to this date.
Sales lt , orus. No. 1 , 4 FIFTR ST. Pittsburg. Pa.
0c29-.2mdaw A. F. ORATONEY, Agent.
I[l.'
EADY EARLY IN NOVENIEBER.—
..11 GENERAL BUTLER AT NEW .ret.
LE& 8, A His.ory of the Department of the
Gulf in the year 1862, witA as account of the cap
ture of New Orleans, and a sketch of the pre
vious career of the Neneral, civil and militias-Y.
By JAMBS PARTON. Airhor of "Late of An
drew J aekson," " Life of Aaron Burr," etc. etc.
Mr. PARTON has hadthe beet Possible facilo
use for the preparation of thus work, including
free access 'o official documents '} he capture of
New Orleans, and tienerat Butler's administra
tion there, form Fhb most brilliant ()pooh in the
present war, and those who are acquainted with
Mr Parson's previ•:as works will anticipate a'
volume of intenseq interest. It will be ready
earls i n Novem. ec, forming one octavo volume
o' about 700 pages. Price in co thbkditts, $2
MASON BROTR=SO
8 & 7 Rene]. st.,'N, Y.
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Mar,Aroa.sejar.--AN.,O.N wiled
from th e city, on the PertlOLUgrpour
Cottage Haus of illw.,roomm an or wen built
and 14 goat 0144. &Well ol excellent w mar, goad
stab:e, feed bonze, ato.. twenty choke *Vote and
will Moist aba ti ses** OK_ Vein= 0. :
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PITTSBURUB.
FOR '..`.1..f41 AT
1/001.4 1310E8
dll 0. SWOPE
Roster:, Nov. B.—The extensive Bleach
ery at Somerville, owned by H. Snow &
, wee nearly deer .yed by fire last
night. Lose $25,000, Insurance small
GLAZED WALL PAPER—AT 2A ET@
Pair roll, for sale by.
WILD TVBESIS— 6 WILD TOD
ICEY4 Lust received and for Ws ,
FETZER & d
oeal oorn a Market iu lilff3TßONe '
24 Irtart streiga.
BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY POST
Latest from the Army o
the Potomac.
ELECTION RETURNS
The Government Finances
The Whereabouts of the Rebel
Steamers.
Destructive Firs. in Boston••-Loss
Twenty... Five Thousand Dollars.
NEW Yoax, November 3.—A special to
the Tribune, dated Washington, Novem—
ber 2d, says : From DI. , trout we learn
there we indications of a disposition on
the part of Gen. Meade to obey orders by
attacking the enemy, and the truth as to
whether bee intends to fight or not will
soon be settled. There is no use of hunt.
ing for the foe, as they are all around.
W. G. Sparrow, son of Rev. Dr. Spar
row, formerly principal of Fairfax Semi
nary, was arrested on his arrival from
Stanton, Va., with a rebel mail, contain
ing letters of importance. Be is now in
the Old Capitol.
The appointment of General Butler to
the Department of which Fortress Mon
roe is at presert headquarters, is consid•
ered au earnest of a purpose to conduct
the war in toe - quarter on what are briefly
known as Butler principles.
A Washingt-m special of 21 to the
World says : Important adviees are an
ticipated lust now in proper quarters,
from Gen. Gillrnore.
13(twros, November 3.—The vote in
this State to . day was comparatively small,
bat the Republicans have made nearly
a complete sweep of everything. In
Boston the complete vote for (}ov—
ernor foots up : Andrews, 6,321; Payne,
3,904; Republican gain on note of last year.
It is doubtful whether .be opposition hove
elected more than e; representatives to
the l,',ielature, and they will probably not
elect a wr n iiie Senator. Last year the op
position vote wee 54 000; now it will hard
ly roach 30.000. Oliside of Boston. we
don't hear of the elesiic.n of a-airgle oppo
sition represent-wive. 1. is believed that
the Senate will be uoanimously Union.
BOSTON, Nc - v. 8 —2, P.
returns indicate that the Republicans have
carried Massachusetts by a larger majority
even than was anticipated,
NEW YORK, November 3.—The Express
Bays if the vote in this city is any incica
tion of the vote in the State, the State has
gor.e. Republican by an emphat;c majority.
I he vote here ie light, and Cie Democratic
majority will he reduced from 8 000 to
10,000.
ST. Loris. November 3.--The city elec
tio,i in Hannibal, Miseouri, yesterday, re•
suited in the election of the. entire radical
two to on. M. P. Grume was
elected Mayor.
MILWAT - KIE, November 3.—The City of
g:vea Palmer, Democrat. for
Goverric.r. PO) meprity, Union gain of
2200. Sc.tter.i,g returab shosv large Utiir...ri
gains all co•r •iir State. Lewis, Re
publican, mai •rity 0! home vote, estimat
ed at 15,000
BUFFALO, Nov. 3.—W. C, Forge, Dem
ocrat, is IF elected ,1 , ..ay0r by 300 majority,
bFi ga UM UT! gain of 900. Rsturns from
the Stbti , go far to show a considerable
Union gain. Albany city, Union 4518,
Democrat 6'239: Union gain 465
New YORK November 3—A Times
dispatch dated Washington November 2d,
says :—ln magnificent contrast to the
bankruptcy arid financial lunacy which
rule and reign in Richmond. Secretary
Chase's administration of toe Treasury
will show to the world a clean balance
sheet on Cue let ot November. It will
show a filling ot 75 000 000 suspended
requisitions, and it will show the payment
of every creditor of the Government
whose claim was on that day audited and
established. There is pay due to brave
men, who throughout the United States
are battling for the 'Union, but Secretary
Chase has $30,000.000 piled up ready for
them. The Paymaster-General's reunisi
tions for September and Oct ober will be
honored whenever presented.
The Treq,sury vaults contain geld
enough to meet ;ill demands payable in
C: In fur hirps months to norm. From
Clati!OLO6 alone the receipts are more than
sufficient to pay di. , specie interest of the
debt as it accrues.
C.A./8.0, Nov 2--The steamer Ander
, snn with two hundred bales of eetton has
arrived. The report is current that thy•
rebel General Ch,:lni,rs 18 relieved troto
his command and General Forrest ap
pointed in his stead : also, that. Forrest
has instructions from Joe Johnston to
burn all the cnttor: within the halite of his
command Corinth dates to the 28th
says : The tiizt Alabama cavalry (loyal)
about eight hnndred strong who were
recently sent destroy a railroad com
munication near Tallinda, were surround
ed by a largely superior force and moat of
them captured.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—The Tribune's
ClaPI! of Good Hope correspondent states
that the Alabama had been with her two
prizes to the Guano Islands, but returned
S,mous Bay o^tobtsr 16th. The Geor
gia left Simons Bay August 21st end was
supposed to have gone to Mauritius for
repairs Tf..e Tuscaloosa had g , ne east,
and it was expected the Vanderbilt might
fall it with her
NEW Y,4tlc, Novprnbar 3.—Tee Herald's
dispatch dated Army of the Potomac, No
vember 2d, says lifosehy still lives, and
alrmnt fifty of hie guerrillas were seen at
CeLt °vile this lorer,r.o.u. Another dash
has been made by them, this time captur
ing the cattle guard of Buford's
within a mile of Warrenton Junction. All
quiet at the front and along the lines.
R'API9NOTON, November B—A II the
able bodied troops under Gen. Martindale,
military Governor, are to be released from
duty hero and sent to the field. Their
plaoe will be supplied by the invalid corps.
the 16th Pennsylvania has already been
relieved and will leave today.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. - Judge Williams, of
the Circuit Court, today dissolved the in
junction heretofore granted by him, re
straining the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company from paying the dividend doe in
New York on the 25th of August.
PHILADELPHIA, November B.—The Ariz:
steamer Jupiter from Naasan bar Sayan
nah, captured Srpternber 13 , h in WHTEIBW
Sound by the gunboat eyrnerone has ar
rived here.
Ell RICAII Toictrons AyNo PEACIf•
a BF-
200 dot !reit, Toma'oes is sane,
Peach
ust ruotivei .11.1 for sale by es
RID Ac BRUM.
0c23 128 =ll2B WoOdsat.
W. P. MARSHALL.
q'T Wood argot.
0 altwatiogi
ii./1;33 ki
,
OPPOIR OP TR/DAILY Pear,
WZDNESDAY. November 4. 1859.
Brusiness—The weather yelterday. was ileBews
ant. Onr rivers are again on the rlse,'Wjth abaut
four feet of water in the ohanns!—the prosent .
swell being fr • m the Allegheny. The demister
"Charmer " is announced to leave for Cineitmk
ti this day. We hope soots to be able ta amputee
a sufficient rise of wate• to admit of the depart
ure of c , a 1 for the tower ports, as the people of
the lower towns are sadly inneed of that art ale.
Pre . ghts ate plenty at good pri•cs bat unfortu
nately boats are only able to oar y out small c.,r.
goes. The demand for the leAding of h eav y
active at fu'l price., in the absetoe of any
transactions. There was a fair trade going on in
lots to meet the wants of the home market. The
pre ant rise being from the Allegheny, will no
doubt bring oat a fresh scropl• Crw. l - 8 Ode
from "Oil City "—there being a good deal of Oil
in th eer cos wai . i-g a rise;
Ray—We continue to notice a firtn market
and a tuither advance, It may be proper to re
m rk that prices for to vs time past has been go
y, reed altogether by the receipts, as' the daily
consumption is large and readily increasi.
Sales of 12 loads at the scaleala: $353 , 36_00 'fi t en.
I hese are steep figures.
Apples—The market was steady with a good
demand for lots ranging from to 75 bbls with
sales of 175 bbls, a mixed lot, at $2 5033 25 bbl.
The principal business done was in the better
descriptions.
Plour—The demand-wa, moderate, but hOl4l-
ere firm, and refused to,_ l oll nukes at lull rata.
The demand for export has fallen off. The stock
inmarket was limited. The current rives
from store were, Ext ass 6035 75. Extra Pam
ily $0 70(46 80 bbl, Sales of wagon dour we e
matte at lower fign, ec.
Bacon —l'he season is pretty much over, The
stook in this market being nearly 14 , hatisted,
those who were fortunate enouh to have a good
article of bacon on hand fin s s no dlifionlkr in
disposin rof the same at (nil rates, : Shaul
de s 63.43eic: Sides 7S:®7; Pisan /Jams 10.56'
t3llc ; C Rams 11.1.6415 c.
t'heeile—H elders wire firm in their views, as
the stock in first hence is not large. bales of 110,
boxes of W. O at 3314 c The demand was ra
ther ahead of the supply.
Hreln—We continue to notice a firm market,
whilst all the various parcels that were offered
Muni ready purchasers at the outside quota-
tion Bar'ey not tail , osintinuts to be the lead
ing article, but also command the highest figure&
Toe rates a.e high in all the different markets,
We, continue to quote Spring at $1 30 : tall at
it/ 50 P bps. Wheat wee firm with a good de
maslnd I. r both Red and Whit,. Tao former sold
It at 24,31 25, whilst the laite• commandedsl 35
.bush. ts. Tho marke, was steady with
sales at the depot at 75378 c, and from store at 83
684 e Rye, we could hear or no transactions, the
market woe bare. Corn, was firm with fariher
sales at $ 1 06.41 07 p bus. One heavy Ict was
held at $1 10P bas.
Groceries—The market was firm end active.
As prices have undergone no change we emit
them _
Feed— Of all descriptirns was firm. Pricer are
tackling upwar.l, as the drmand exceeds the sup
ply..
Whisky—The market WWI rot very active
We Rote sale of 30 bbls City Reedited at 58@59c.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE.
WSDNESDAY, Nov. 4, 1868.
The market ye - terday was dull and inactive.
wi h mre sellers than buyers. The fact is, the
market is entirely too unsettled just at this time
fcr operaticns. The rise in the Allegheny Will
no doubt bring an additional , upply to market.
and before the close of the Week, pr Oes will no
doubt, becpme more settltd Report says there
has been quite a decline in Crude at Oil city,
That prices will come down nn one can doubt.
there being nothing to justify them in either tne
European or 5 ast, rn markets. Uor latest news
fr, in New Yt rk represent Oils as being very dull
especiely Crude.
The Exports since cur last were quite linOted,
viz; To New York—Refined, 103. To Phita7el
phia—Refined 177; nenzole. 130: 'aptha.
Bahimore—Refined. 52. Crude :57. Tot a 1.1562
"moors- ia k. V, rt. h.—refined 191. IN
Allecheny river-4 n bble. There were no wert
..,,n shipments. I, regard to both Refined and
Crude e o omit quoEatlOrS, as the market was 10
unsettled.
-
Philadelphia Wool Market.
Since toe fir:t pf Octobe • ther has been great
activity in the domestic wool trade.
In the early part of the month a movement
begsn in the rodocing districti; and wools have
ince changai hands with a steadily increasing
darnand at higher prices until a riseof nearl/ or
quite ten cents per pound has been establ shoo ;
and a large portion of the clip has passed frben
the hands of the growers to dealers and manu
facturers.
the stock in market being light. was soon
talun up by consumers and si.eculators, leaving
prices to be regulated by frees receip's; and at
the close of the month our figures stood relatively
as high asii mart par's of the we. 4.
Should any special cause intervene to di turb
the current of trade, the eastern market must
rule at figures sufficient y above the range o- the
present h gh rates of the west to pay the shipper
a profit over the coat of transportations and the
expnse commodities of sales ; and if gold, cotton d other
stape!e thou d continue to an advance
a t many presict we cannot see why the highest
prices of last white- may not be remised.
Pulled wools here shared with fletce, in the
general demand The smog is quite moderate,
and from the very high price of akine, and the
et ady irqutry tor these wools, we thing they
must improve as the season procressea,
a he stork oforn:a wools is in good assor
ment ; recent sales having been made only to t a
limited extent,
Pbtlattelphla Sugar Market.
In groceiies there is httle or nothing doing, on
account of the rain, and the markerio firm. The
f Mow rig Yieldoc of augur on hand, made tkp
by hies,rs and Xeehmle, Brckers, of this
city :
Cuba, hhcis
Porto Rico, bhds
To al
Boxe.
- -
Cincinnati Tobaeoo Market.
: , s1 Etl UF LEAP TOBACCO BY MOHRIFP & CELL
r.NT.-40 bbd. of Mason Cottety heat and Lugs,
viz •2at $7 304117 55, at $8 263 lat $9 75;tat
$1( , r. 4), 2 at sll@ll 75; 4 at $12(4.12 76; 3 at $:3
'.-- - 94,13 50; 4 at $44 25g14 75; 2 at 12 25@16 50 • 3
At $l6O 6 75; 6 at $17•&17 75: 2 a• $lB. 2 at sl' '-
19 25. 2 ats23; 1 at.s2l 50; 1 at $24: 1 at SOS; 1
at i.. 60 7".; tat $31 7 5; 1 box of new Leaf at $6
•--
Baklttmore Coffee Market.
•
• , 11,1C0 our la.t wtekl y r,view some 30(1 bags of
vet, rood Rio have eon to en by the tritde at
tb Want of stock and the extreme views
or bnhters cheek business. trio we quote at 32%
.1333.4 e as to qualty. Pricer of other deserip
tzons nominal.
Chicago Highwines Market.
R IGHWINIB.—The market was quiet, and prices
were without decided change. Sales 50 bbois at
5.1%e ; 100 bble, in two lots, at bso delivered.
Claelsmati Whisky Market.
WHISKY —A good demand and prices .540 high
er. Ezaleg of 800 bb!e kt 54540501 n. the latter rate
for wagon.
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH
New York market,
nettledOßK, ov. 3.—Cotton du./, heavy and
u 8143433 c for naiddli:g uplands, Flour
dull, and 00M1,011 grades heavy, and So lower, at
$6 1006 1.510 r Extra e tate ; 44317 30 f r Extra
R. 11.0. ano $7 349 25 - for Trade branda market
Wolfing dull to buyesis or common grades at out
aide_Anotationa. Whisky more actives and firm
a. to%kra%c c.osng with no sellers. Western 61,
Wheat lo better for good and Prime, which aro
ENltte and its fair speculative demand at al 31k
1 3.3 for Chicago Spring; $1 30k1 36 for Milwau
ki a Club $1 3701 383 for Amberldilwaulde $l3 k
for very choioCcio $l. 3801 44 for Winter Red
Western $1 3001 36; for old do. and $1 29 for
mixedlohoiae. Rye firm and vary scarce at $1
125. Corn, leas doing, oeays. and declining, mixed
Western at $1 Mel 08% in store closing, no buy
ers at' in ide, and $1 06 afloat. Oats lower with
mode: ate business at:8 1 081%e. Western and State
closing at inside quotations. Pork more active
and flamer, $l5 5601115 75; old mean 16 7544317: new
do olr sing Arm
1616 e latter: p prime 7581312 f
new prime; $l.O for new m ess . Bacon
sides wet and very firm. City short ribbed &LW%
10...50 and do long out 100. Lard dull and heavy
at 11%kll9ic.
New York Money market.
•
Nnw Yout, November 3 . — Moneraotive and
firm. Sterling dui. heavy and nominal at MO@
1604. Gold doll and without deoided &sum%
opening at 45 4 4 advangir.g to 463, (Mooing quiet
at 48%.
New York Cattle Market.
NEW York, November 3 —The cattle market
has been harder for drovers than last week. and
though some of our rates and the average Of a/I
sales is a trifle higher—it is owing to a larger
somber of first class. The decline of Monday D.
and Tuesday morning have brought prices
back to the closing rates cf last Tuesday, and in
some instances even lower. The quantity taken
by the Government agent was ab at 175 head, a
majority of which. it is estimlted would average
()cwt. Prime heavy Veepa are eeeron and in
rood demand A fi rm. 1112... Sheep and Lambs —re
ceipts qui.° large, many being left over from last
, turday. and with unsettled market for Pelts.
there was considerable .dullness at the o Paning.
Lambe. also lower. We quote illt_euE. jive, at
4%igt,i for inferior and common; NOWA, for fair
to geed; 54gi54% for Hist maw. A very few
choice extra lots will average 6. Lambs will
range_fnun.9ll43, .0 for irefeclugAW..6o for com
mon ti 'too& Chaise lets The price
Vi la ranging , rom .5307 0 - Swine-receipts have
been tmusually large. completely filling the pens
and many yarded outside. The market is said to
be very dull • owing to the (Moult/ between
killers an d oaokers. and Prieetlower and heavy
Receipts—Be:spa. d.otile. Cows. /18:. Welk I,ol*
Sheep and IMMIX Le7s: 5wine.36.826
Philadelphia Market
P43.410g1.rv.t, November .I.,—)Tlour Arun
.tdes of a 4500 barrilo at 'kW' wheat qtdot:
s em 4.000 oßsh Red atSTAo4.White'irtme%
~,,,,u , dun ; as es
_VW Xidlew Al 105@101* Wl ate
4 - 01 pork firm: 2 41 611 0 16 01111. W.. lard firm at 11)io;
nottlavdttll. retroleum dun will unsettled. V 4 tar
la 403 1 034 0 SINO: -
maltimere Market.
; November s.—Flour steads , Cadej
•thileirl4lk4C
RIVER MATTERS.
'Wow atennier . 43hiegusger.
Capt. to , bigetitt Ja; finished one
of tbe 15' dart nad , tiett girt ;wit, / o f d u ,
Atialibn; riadtd - trablve; I& construction of
'this boats:to manic. his esnit-oared.tili
hi extra fatten rd, arid is.anane 1 job, The t ma
chinery isnsw atui Costae/Ike the,lateg_lendbo s t
&cow vemetits. &bin' - One -of mmanter's
blot-jobs superistendedbgXr:pao ( *Wen and
does - credirtd- that taperforitagenniO T The Per: ,
nitrite wag ittamilecturrdegpressfr brid asruls: :
YouDg, & Ito , and, of courge,-IS lib; Tho
ailment are enlendid, , and were seleattd from t o
new neck )ast &edged' by re emu. Meath nd,
Ce, abd *eta. scid'atiOW Set rear The
cabin outfit was famished by Mesers..L mint'
Duff, Taking her altogether ghe is ocrtainO a. -
sPirnd ditiacket. - Capt. Moore lea tpreral ftvor-,..
and deservedly to. being_hoserable and ap
right in. alt his dealings We take Idensure in '
rea nrimending the heat sad,odicers.. . The office
wilt be in charge et Capt. Murdock, an officer and
gel Liman and one of the mon &Medlin:colleen;
we have ever- met. :She leaves for Cincinnati
this e ay. a: 4 o'oloch
Sale of Steamers.
The fever yesterday for purchasing steamers
raged hl-h. new to*boat. not yet tl ishes
the/anding 1788 sold hy - Cant. Irk.wltr to Caplan
Haight for
1 142,500.
Capt. D endrioksonsold thestenner Daces Ili
to a Wheeling hore_pany for $lO.OOO.
Capt .Genrito W.Sheatsold their Omer Id a
to coots j",Rmareus,and .1.11. Dunlap foy $24.-
00'. wehehxd.or one - oterr' male. but an we did
no: see all the partle. we Withhold theism°.
Tag Ervsa.—L eat evening,. at twitight. there
Were scant toter feet ;rater in the obannei and at a
stand. The present rise is from the dileineng.
The steamer 'Gl:tanner' leaves tor Cinoinnati to
d Y.
Aa- The tow boat Storm, Yo. 2, left lest Wan
ing fir Beaver, with fear coal flats in tow t tti „the
people ab at Beaver and Rochester were ftria -,
Ding to ran short f tbis iptrosable artlate.f.
Auction Sales.
800118 AT 1 * PZION.—P R ATTMN
great eetoignt t ,if valuable Books in
overy postulant 41 :ttorature. Also. spleadid
Faauly Pootoirapli Alhams, Letter and
Note Tape , . Gold Yens, inuelopes. aro, &e.
EVER r NIGHT this week. end at private sslo
every , day at auction prime, at Masonio Hall
Anetitn rooms, 55 Fifth street.
This sale will continue for a few days longer
only. T. A. 131 'CLBLLAND,
',
PRAT V & BROTHER. Salesmen Auctioneer . no I
Meetings, Notices, &c.
%JOTICE lri? AsTOCRUOLDVIRL—A
.L spenal meeting of the Stootheiders of the
Pittsburgh I Contaellirrille Railroad ottIIIPaDy,
wi , l be held at the Earl, of theromPany; in inn
cite cf litteburgh, at 11 o4cleek a, m. on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of November. A. D.. 863. for
the purpose of accepting or viewing the fellow
ire named Acts and ttepp•emente, pars' d by the
General &ratably of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, at its last session. to-wit act to
repeal the ninth it:Wipe of an ac c whorls:as the
laying out of a btate Road from the Marone& of
Orwizsbutg. Schuylkill county, to itoera , at a
Public ro d leading from Reston to MateltChunk,
and for ether purposes." approved the fir,t day
of April. 1863, - A supplement to an act to incor
porate the "'Ml:ugh & Conneilte
Company," appro eh ved tbe 11th day dev ot Api it,ltailmad
A.D.
1863. Also. - A supplement t en act t. incorpo
rate the Safe Harbor and Suscolehs nue luropike
Heal tympany." etcetera, approved the 14th d,:y
of April. A. D. 1863
THOS. 8. BLAIR.
CYPErff P. MA eKLR
JOHN A. CAUGHEY;
J. B, MAYBION,
W. W. TAY.LoR,
A. MILLA IL
H. BITROWIIq,
RN A. DILWORIH,
DANL. R. DAVIDSON.
LIAVBN.
Directors of Pit W burgh Conn. R: R. CO,
Eittabiugt."Oct. 27. DM ootlB-tf
OFFICE WESTERN INSURANCE COICCANT,}
_ Pittsburgh, October i 8 3
4 N ELEIOTION FOll. DIRECTOI3B OF
.tn. this Company will be held at its office. Nc.
92 Water s !vet on TUESDAY. November 10th.
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P. XERTB,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in and manufac
surer of
Ladles, Bfisses, Gents,.goys and
Youths
OOTS, SHOES AND WIERS,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES
No. 425 FEDERAL STREET
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
aMEWON :to : I ;11
SUPPLY OF
NEW FALL GOODS
Among whioh May be found the latest style/ and
novelties in
DRESS AND CLOAK ItiIMING,
ornaments and Button*,
Heal-Dresses, bead and Braid Nato,
A ner invoice of
600 SARATOGA TRIMMING
200 doe. of BUGLE AND BEAD GIMP
800 pcia. White Edge, Black and Searlel
VELVET RIBBON.
BuNNEI' RIBBON 6, 611 colors acid
latest style&
Aleo, WOOL and ZEPHYR HOODS,
WOOL STOCKINGS, in great variety, for
old and young.
GKN T'S STEEL,. PAPER and LINE N COL
LARS UNDERSHIRTS, - DRAWEES, BOOKS.
N E TIEz, SCAB.PO, COMFORTS. SUSPEN-
D IRS. etc.
The
Who'email rooms up stabs
NACRIIIII & CLYDE,
78 MARKET STREET,
Between Fourth and Diamond.
AEW DRY GOODS
OPENING DAILY
HCGUIS dr MACKE'S
Corner 'of 6th and Market its.
DRESS GOODS,
In even varlet,
MERINOES and POPL/NB,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
COUNTRY BLANKETS,
COUNTRY
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GREY TWIL'D FL,.0114-
BA LMO RAL SKIRTS,
GINGRA2dB,
All eoliths at tpe
LOWEST CASH PRICES. -
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