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I TTSBUROH THEATRE
Lessee and Manager Wm, HeNnsasoN
Treasurer H. OVELIINGTuN•
`Third night n' the wonie ful tragic a - tisd..
MPLLE VESTVA 1,1, who will appear in th,,,
new music .l - :rarna translated and adapted from
the French by Matilda Heron. entitled
GAMMA or, THE JEWISH MOTHER,
Games Mlle Veatyali
'Blanes AnnieEberlie
Silvia_ ..... Ann, t
Gideon .
.Mr. Chippendale
Rotehoni G. S. Ramer
Octane ........ . J. tiarrison
scenery, pr terries and effects, with the
new and beautiful music by Robert :. , teepel,
To oonolade with
A KISS IN THE DARK.
.....Set' on
Pettibone
Philad'phia Advertisements
BRI 44: di! CO.,
PRODUCE AND PROVISION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
m.o. 15 South Waiter street,
PIMA DELPHI A.
411 - Liberal idvan..) upi.l.3 C nsigou3ents
when required. my-lyd
E. P. NIIDDLETON ct BRO
LSII•oliTIIRS or
WINES, BRANDIES, &c
AND DEALERS IN
Fine Old Whiskies.
Ao. 6 North Front street,
PHILADELPHIA
myl , •i
EORGE GRANT,
mataufa( •er LTA bolesale an Het 1,; r
lu curry description of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIiiI.ADELPIII A.
C. A. VAN KIRK h. CO
Y,C - TrRERS OY
GAS FIXTURES & CHANDELIERS
Patent improved hltelsoir & Patent Paragon
COAL OIL BURNERS
HAND LA ~tiLEJNIti.,
Salesroomai,sl7 A reli Vl. Philadelphia
Ilxnufa.'tV)", Frankt.ml,
Qt A 11.1 . rti.n Lod
C. lIARRY BRIAN,
LONGCOPE t PEARCE,
31.4 Ui A Cr( d- 111'0117'1:11S
MEN'S FURNISHING GAODS
AND
NO. 10 SOUTH FOURTH STRIA; f,
PLIILADELPIIIA
T H E i 49 Ilf,"
4th
Aft(. r:'
PTV I LA DELPHIA
Ii 111 E UNIII.R.,;1441N11.:11 11A VI NE.I EN"-
-11- newer( the lease of the above popular House
for a yerie, . :11 r . .7l.Cettililf ,` I 1 the
otioffilon o: tho travo.1:;1;: Pub11:1 to lo
c,t:tty, ei• ;or hu-000s
tuh: , ..lyi TMOMAN S. WI BB dr SON
NJ, I\i► \\lNTiiii DRi GOO
All i.e,eriptions Now Opening
M. )It.ENTZEIVS,
91 MA STREE'I
BLACK .1 \ 1) N 1 til l.li~
MEttlNu;
REPP
SCOTu PL A i
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FLAN
t)i hI.ANKEIS
AN! t Li)AIK.:
TO BUILDEhS &, CONTRACTORS
WE ARE NOW MANI - FACT,. RING
a su; .••11' ai
Which We aia prepared tr, delivrir Irr rar
COAL TARD,, Ebb 1.1 fik:H.l '' STREE:I
lIIIIMIEMEM
HOOP fltair 11,1\14'100M.
1:11p1:12SliENIEI) Rot L 1) RE,
SPEC rFt tr I , rm iht , Ituble that ch,y
have ornh..l t et. re N.. .7 F:ith street, under
biaaoala 1141, with a lame des.rtweht
tiit.)op Skirts,
of every inanuiactured 1,5
tLrn
selves, an Whey ore p:vp..red to uffer uhu-ual
indeoeinents boll) to hulesale aad Recall Lay
ers. The vaete..-i ea in 'bit laariuliteture of
oar skirls it the ve.y 1 , 8,4 .lu-lity, aL t , lu lag
mamufacia red be 1 realages, the week to guar
anteed, AN purchased at ur o:4l,6llBh
meat eau 81 aro tivar bC repaired. We y
invite all buyer; to call on us neture store pur
chasing olsewlirre, a., we cualiaent taxi the
extent ul uor buArie,t, enable, no to offer -
dtv:einent oirhero to be . btau:ed
IiAKi , UNK
57 Fifth MABOIIIC 118_11.
Jacob "Seiler,
71:11POrW and wholasale dealer In
FOREIGN W INE'd & LIQUORS,
160 14,311T111 , 1 ELI) NTREET,
ihrbe doure above 6th Etreet
aI,ACOB HELIER. WOULD INVITE
par irtfar atter ti•.n to hi- &tuck of German
Wine and Frcach randies which has been e:-
looted and umpired b r ounself. Families and
churches could lep, nd ..r. obtaining at thin es
tablishaien t the beet ant pureed a Wines. Pure
Liou.ire of all kin equal to any at the city, al
ways on hand. Also, pure old Rye Whisky and
the best Rectified Monongahela. oeSit
kit" ANTIC CEMENT
T . i'. 'ow AT S 0 ,
18 a 1 C NV 0 1-1, S .E; Lt
e prepared to eleasen: t.ho o:Lani.r or buildizors
with imPrraod Marino Cement. cheaper and 9 , .•
reriur eo a' 7 ,Isa.e, huret v.re. This °amen:
no equai. and durable a.the,ive:
rams to any . tartac•c, imperishable l.v ware. - u ,
frost, and equal t, a:0 quality of atone.
The understa-Led the only reliable acid I,ruc
tical workinec In this coldent in this city.
I ha ,o epidicd this Cement for the 1,.11: essay
gentlemen. eve.-on thr - p _hli: am at ,t,
ter ta :
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Pittabrirkh P. 0.
wAI L PAYER
FOB, AUTI MN op
A oomplete assortm .
PAPER Fi4NGINGS
Of all styles, at.priees lower than can be again
offered. kor sole during the szason by
W. P. MA RSHA:L.IL.
$67 Wood Street.
DAILY POST.
cle referring to the ex.eting controversy
between the City Councils end the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne bad Chicago Railway
Company, growing rut of the latter erect
iug an abutment on Daqueene Way. The
Dispatch, yesterday, in referring to the
article in question, bays tha• we did not
"state the question quite fairly," and by
way of correcting US, says: "A . s yet the
dispute has not touched upon the necee
sity for the erection of a pier in this pro
posed location ; it is simply whether a
railroad or any other corporation has a
right to dig up or build upon the wharfs
and thoroughfares of the city without first
obtaining permission frbui, or at least
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, consulting the authorities. flit, it what
the Company proposed ' and what
Consecration 01 the National Councils have determined it shall not.."
l'emetery at Gettysburg. Now, let us whether the Dispatch
The opening of the National Cemetery
' lutes Ifs queationq uite fairlyour .''
at Gettysburg, for the burial of the brave road Company, holdit w e
that sai dit th
had the
Rail
soldiers who lost their lives tit' battles right under an Act of Asseitably, to erect
near that place, took place yesterday. au abutment on the wharf, were proceed
do so. To this the city
i r L i t b a je i c d te ffi d.
Invitations to participate ill the exercises
ne t ren t he . p
culty in l ib, matte r. com p a n y, to
Councils, t
were extended to the loyal citizens gene;
rally of all the States and the various through its President, for permission to
charit.imu and benevolent associatione. proceed with a work, so !essential to the
interest., of the road, the trade of our
The ;lumber of persons in attendance was
city. 1 Couto refused to
grant, uti d ii city s dicilor to
very la g , Most of the Governors of the
mghteen States ha v,rig lots it the Ceme- 11! as
,•
t , y were preaent in person, with large cow, heti.; the court I R day or two for
delegations. Ward 11 Lanion, Erq , the argurnert I hue it v..,1; be seen that the
comnany„o addition to acting upon what
trailed States Mar. nal of the District of
it supposed to be its legal right to build
Columbia, who had beet. appointed Mar
the abutment, did pray Councils for per
that in Chief. promulgated the following
as the order of the procession: mission to do c, the moment it was aware
that that body were oH.obial to its ere,.
Military under command of Mnior Couoii.
Pd.-ror Gee.
sol Me•de and staff, and toe Officers Lion. f concur with the Dispatch
and diers o; the A raaY of the '•tl.at it would be highly im proper for the
Potomac.
hero of the !vary toil Marino Cori , ic e uuthOritieS to throw unnecessary obstacles •
1. rated :s:tate:,. the way of a desirable improvement,
Pee i RST
chi
0.1. 0 t
1... r“ Tt.l. A i,dt hu: it is %its as improper for a great cor
S:• SHE
Members of the cab not. I put , llloO , lo ignore the existence of a city
Assistant seers cries of th e , everal Bxecut.ve charter, code of at.d intelligent of
Denorttnents maim.' But we tail to see that the CUM
(4eneral-in-Ciliel or the Army and stag.
[.tent. tieneral Scott out !tear Admiral Stewart. any has intentionally done anything r. Judge, of the t. n supreme Court. the kind.
Hum I.rward Everett , r.,, or of the day, and toe
Chaplain.
Govern-rs of the state,. and their staffs .
C , dornisuonerts of the :totes on the Inauguration
rf the Cen-ters.
Leorers with the if the States
Ve•c President of 'he l toted states on 1 -peaker
of the House of Representati,
Member , of the two Houses ci
UtLerl ,t the two ll , uses of C,.ngre 9
Mayors of Cities
S. M. PETTENGFILL tit CO.,
N. 17 Park Row. New York, and 6 State street,
1.1 ~,ton, are oar atents for the Daily and
fe.k ly Post in those cities, and are author
ised to take AdTertisement3 and Subscriptions
for us at our Lowest Rates.
ON AND AFTER THE let OF NO•
remberlS63, all subscril.ti,ms to the flatly
Post must he paid in ativsnee Those knoisicg
themseves to be fn arr ars wall I. , lease sail and
settle w;thout further delay.
Atir-THE DAILY API) VI EEli I.Y POST
can hereafter be Procured at the New l'epnbi of
J. W. Pincielt and r rank Case. Fifth street. with
eT without wrai.l , er Daily cents; Weekly ".
cent,
•
14ett3. 4, 1.1rg LOllllll it!Ct , .ti rraruwileats.
tl;.•ers utid .11eltibt , r, .t the I _ ani
t11.1%,1c.,[1,1111,
Con/nil:tee of difteren.
a elegT.ll orps.
Officers and Hei.resen t( .11 Ado Expreea
Cutupauy.
Officers of d denim( in egrdph
BroodCorpF, ,f the Army.
H elle A+,oei,t , ,,ns,
I:nierd, Templar.
Nl/11.11n1l. Fralol.ll/
Indet•endent rder ( .1!
tither Benevolent tattoht..
Literary, , Clelltale. and froin trial A.lls , ..a.aLlerlE.
The Press.
V direr- and '-letribers of Loyd Leagues
Fire c..inpanies.
trerit the Mate lennsy.%
Cittr.eos of , tiler L•LaLes.
Itraons of the .Ir.stric.. C u lan.t i , a
CiLieris of the several Tern:. rir -
The procession was termed the town
of Gettysburg yesterday tote rtiing tot ! De
o'clock, and proceeded to the Cemetery
grounds, where the exercises took plac-.
LOA! BOAT EN14.01.1 \ I.- 1 udj 'urn
ed meeting of coal dealers ye ray wis•
slimly attchdedott.chhi 110-1111
•ing er,gaged .(1 g i g out the:r
and there was L.) husinees tram-acted.
The irllowing letter• received by Cart
Batchelor from Secretary Cbaee, w,ii be
read with Interest, and for the present al
disposes of thin vexed queeticn. I.
will, however, come up agaiu unless Con
gre:is should lake action in the mar ter and
Poi . I
x, , tnitt the
VlF3lonh of the itIAV
. rilFtS('EtY DF:P,ttniE , T. ;,
h ~e ree-ti-Ilerecl y,,nr letler l . 11,11
lekt.ve cr.T. I.Lnent and enPe
of o, ll'in cetselP MTV , he uhr , .toti Mt,
sts 11,1• i flyers and Lett; t Fn riy r_
. , • ,
id) el =th :flay. se far st , the> at td. the
c al barges and I Cher t s ets tired rs,
and here uf,r. errollcd iii t t] I cerlitd,it
seetni to We that tlso cdr.ittritc i n t.f Ihe law. h.-
given in ray dire• itt ::tlth May, the .n y oue
HdMlSS:thie Luc, ;a ,iew cf the Idol that illy' let
:e• /lid net reach 5,1 ul.l I with, he latit week .
• - •
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the t q l/Orit iud
the law regard to rai4 teerels whi r h it ha,
Lever before liven in liractiebii and !he
bard hips to rdvaer, rrr-rlting front such !t;
,ac welt sn di Ilk Of Me Intent,ni
Cohgres• ro require toonage •ax if ouch vea.sel
to which under the pnrvi•rons of the law, the.
woul i t it ear led and ligensgd. be . utumt I
think it experfigat to court thtir enrollment and
license until a farther expre slot: of ongreso:
now about to ts..eet, and to who• e attenti n 1 pro
pore to bri t¢ the subseart without delay. may be
had iltioe the quas ion.
With veat cent
P. lllA.SF..."'ecreturt : l ea: ury.
diAili'lliCLOß,
:'UrN e)er i•Urt m ; iit tur.h
M. MENTZER
N! Irk €. .
PROFESSIutiii PRA,"rit 11,itioe the
ante election campaign ;he charge was
ra,.g throughout the `Nate that the Demo
erati; party was opposed to the war, op
posed to the Foldien nod eVill op
re,ed to the soldiers theufsefves. These
ch trge4, ac often ae made, were hurled
t.ck is the teeth cd the foul slauderers
who made them. But the election is now
Over, and we call upon r_fu to show your
faith by your works. There is iu out midet.
a large number of men many of whom
w.• could name) who have been wound
e*l in defence of their country, who, nre
t. only good schollare, can glee the beet
of reference, or even security, if required,
b.r the faithful performance of duty, aria
ion - . to procure situatictie which they can
fill. Now gentlemen, you who claim to
be the friends of these men par excel
lence, why not seek out the wounded eol
di..irs and give them situations suited to
capacitAes Why not give the
"wounded soluiers" pre,terence over able
bodied men, who can earn a living at any
thing ? Look to this, you who .ati
pear to love the soldier so much. fhere
are hundreds of situations within your
girt that would suit these men, and they
should have them in preference to those
who are •'eulJect t. the drett, - and hav e
not yet volunteered
TEIII GI . FIY RIOT CASE — Our readers
will remember that during the late cam•
paign the Republican party held a con
vention at Uniontown, and that a delega
tion from this city was in attendance.
The train which eon-, y-d the Pittsburgh
d,•legation to Unietanwn stuppid at (int'
ty's Station, and whit-t there, it is alleg
ed that some 01 the excursionists engaged
in a rio; to whin they are to be tried to
day at Greenshurg It is unnecessary now
to refer to the particulars of the case, as
all the facts will be ventilated on the
trial. Nor would we have alluded to the
affair to day, but for the attempt of the
Chronicle to prejudice the case by a cne
,i.:-d statement of the occurrence. The
onus.; of the riot. ace, rding to the Chron
icle's own showing, was the "insolent
flaunting of a Woodward flag from Guffy's
house, coupled with the bullying con
duct of some arsonsinside. - As to the
f a
"insolent ing of a Woodward flag,
w e take it that sd long as the liag a an, d
born Guffy's I the parties in the car
had no right 10 meddle with it : and as
todite bully,n conduct of some persons
inside, - as li ni t an they inside.
it; • not , a ail iTnule
-0 dati tram e:u. Bit tunics are
t..,, ,ides to this affair. as w,l Us shown
In Oa? trial, wh , n, , -_,me of the
persons whom the Chronicle se, me to be
in ouch hot haste to exculpate from all
participation in the alleged riot, will
find it not so easy a matter to clear their
skirts.
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J,J12.18 His COMMAND.—Gen. Herron,
who, by the way, is an excelleul officer,
passed through this cal. Tuesday, fz,r
New Orleans, to join his command.
CUMIN G. —The Continental Old Folks
are coming, accompanied by Mrs. Nichols.
See advertisement.
Tilt PITTSBUROH POST; THURSDAY MORNING, NO ER, tro,
THERSDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1463
‘[ned :ro:u :I e pro
Councilei algid Rat I roads
On lueHday lael w•.
GER \IA \ ILEVOILMLED . sT TNOI/.-- 1 his
r. -„ I „ (:h1,!e arA IL li,ll-OIILLI L
tirtn den-rnimion nnw holding a Syr,
odica! metir iirave Church. corner
~f (ir:ott and I%r e r .oreets.
i,;,..zien; twrv.ets !lle[ even
ng, Lt,.d fiLd ro(,rn awrz.iug ; , ,r•
brief noti:•« (,1 11. . i •R. flit+ chit
d tout atirra,g tune
"I),uoiark
"Before Jell,. ab a awf krone."
ch;fir Rang in a m.7,At
exAnNite rnarht-r "l.vtaea
Rer. Mr. Wtutt-r, ,d Dayton, Oht,),
followed in prayer, In whteh he earnestly
Invnk,d tho bh-a.ithgg of (;,,O upon the
delthrtalions of the Synod, that peace and
barony !night in all Its d.dtbera
tioi.s. and that gr. at g, - ,cd might reselt
iron. a concocat,:t. Ihe choir nest
Barg "-;iloam
hvarcaht a. 'l.O true:, a: ova
fit,. 1)r. N., Preach
ed th;• (pct,m,g, srrmut, ‘Vr tan oily Eay
of h . h. , ffort, worthy that emi•
rit))!..t dlvinr, r; r uwc-rful.
admit-1,4 adapt( d b.) 1.,
rb.. •3 (crnpoeed and
:• , .rs from. tillp., - t4 ttit , N(.rtheri
acid fur litV
day 9.
wust uu. 01, 11111 k t• ~ p<•ciai
Inetowt: the cilo‘r attat h.•d to Grace
h, which. ai.‘ter leadership ut
Mr 111, Chit( hey. d.,, , ttrse.l lit/C/1 exquisite
melody 'I hr ladies and gentlemen coat
I ott.ng the (Alt-It- have added to naturally
I.: 0,1 voices, culture and practice, until
they are• ena Icti to .tng with surrtastiirtg
eXCt'l 11 . 1.1 e and thrilling effect.
A‘tniter Cowkuo. -- We
have day to repot' south, r cowardly
aasaul; which oce irr -d on the S,. Clair
~ t re, - t bridge yePter,ii.:, rtot.g. It ap-
Itt‘it be , Wee.. ',lt :C. , a,..1 one o•c1. - ,ek
t intta pare( .1 .1 scob Matehart ar!
.1 de•. \ aletnlfle cal th- II 110114 M
oue ut them • tueavorrug to cross
wt s,.'dt paying a a;tercatiod ensued be
*ieett them and the toll collector, during
what!, a young owned James A ridrewe
enterk the bridge on • rather rude. and
was I r..oeeding un b way when the col
(actor ..lieu! to loin to over and pay
rept.ed by guttug ho, name,
as s, u t as the others beard, they
t, where he was, and with
iightest. provodation, heat him in
a brutal macuer. Be WllB first knocked
dawn. and while lytng nu the tont walk he
was kicked repeatedly and otherwise
abused. The watchman on the bridge
arrested the assailants and conveyed them
to the WMehht`U9P, and hie honor, the
Mayor,cornmitted them t.),LElnwer at court.
tiAITEKS, —IL lie-
o,ve , , every one thus times to purchase
la•o- boots. Shoes and ~biers where they
g.:o them the cheapeat nod of the best
ipatitv And it 18 (1, tinnily vital import
ance to knew where to purchase such ar
liclee. Our own experience ad.l,d to that
at all with whom we have conversed ou
the subject CUllllfiCca Uti that just the
idace to purchase a cheap, neat, well
made and dui aide boot, ,ho , or gaiter, is
at McClelland's A unhon Store, 55 Fifth
street. And not thorFt articles alone are
sold cheap at this te-tablfthmeut, but al
most every article fin the dry goods line
are equally low and can be purchased at
private sale at any time, day or evening.
at as modera e rates as they can be had
in the ctiy. le,u, t foi l - -t to call on Mac.
at 65 Fifth street.
THE KUSZLER Elomlcinz.—This case of
the Commonwealth vs ',Ruth is still on
trial. The defence is justifiable homicide.
Mr. Swartzwelder opened the case on be
halt of the prisoner, and b ;wed that the
defent would be that Kunsler had
threaten e d the day of the homicide to
tithe I.auth's life, and that the killing was
done in Bell defence. It would he shown
that the deceased was a to tst desperate
character, and that from the threats he
had made ligninnt tie prisoner, the latter
could only believe that he intended taking
his life, and had shot him therefore to
sate hie own lite.
PICKY.,CIIETS.—OIIe who knows informs
us that there are four new professional
pickpockets in the city. Persons having
money about them should be careful when
in cr.wds. As these light fingered gentry
are "spotted," they had better "change
their base," or they may be surprised
and captured,
PITTSBURGHERS ABROAD. —On Tuesday
the li.llowing Pitteburghere were in Phila
delphia :—H. Harley and M. Kod
denheitn, P. H. Hacke, A. Frownfield,
F. F. Hall, H. Howell and son, W. M.
Payton, Wm. Jaquet. J. L. Simmons, B.
H. Laker, Allegheny•
AT AUCTION THIS MO FINING.—This
n.i.roing at 10 a. m., at McCieHand's
Auction. 55 Fifth street, one Book Case,
ons Show Case, Tables, Chairs, Lounges,
Sewing Machines, and one piece of Brus
Belli, Carpet, to he sold without reserve
THANKS —We 2.1", iodebt 'd to Mr. J.
R. Gardener, of Concert Mall Shoe Store,
who has just returned from Europe, for a
c-py of the Liverpool Mercury of the 4th
165 t.
WANTS AN OFFICE. - A correspondent
of the Dispatch states that ex Governor
Johnston is a candidate for tip... position
of Clerk of the House of Representatives
at Washington. Well, who objects?
ON Friday night the office of Mr. Mc-
Cullough, a broker in Harrisburg, Pa.,
was entered and robbed of $lO,OOO in
gold and greenbacks.
lect au art
THEATRE. `ec'veh w id gl eeted
by another ov, rflow:,.g LOUse !wit night
to witnessilerepermd rendition of the eller
acter of "Gaines," is the great musical
drama, Crenelated and adapted from th e
French, by Matilda Herron, entitled
"Games: or, The Jewish Mother The
great desire to witness ,•etvali in this
great character, hundreds heit.g nightly
denied admission, has ireltic d Mat.ager
Heud-rson w reveal, it ace a to night.
Secure your sews during Ili , day,
BUSINESS NOTICES
INTEaESTING To THE LADIEs, —Our lady
readers v ill no doubt he oblird to us for
calling their attention to the large and
elegant stock of Ladies', Misses', and
Children's furs at Flemit,g's, 139 Wood
street. It is certainly one of the best
ever offered in the city, from the most
rich and costly to the c - immon grades
will be found in gre..l irirrety all Misses'
and Children's silk an 3 felt hats, with a
full and complete assortment of hats uud
caps of latest styles.
Mn. DE LOSn'S FAstiIuNABLE DANTINc
ACALIRMY, No. 98 Fcarth STREET—NEW
Cl.efisFs Now Foßmisn. -Mr. D. 1,0 r , g
would respect!ally Wit/011M , to the pub
lic that owing to his hoc, rile• classes being
so large that he cannot nornitiOdatt.ar,y
more on Wednesel ry an.i Saturday, that
he will open a new chi 8 Tn .
November and continue every Tues
day and Friday from thr, ^ to five o'clock
p. tn. Classes for gentleman from right
to ten p. in., on Tuesdays and Fridays.
For particulars call for circulars at th,
trinso: stores.
I=l
JOSEPH 11EVER a: SON,
PLAIN AND FAN(']
FURNITURE & CHAIRO,
WARRIP , I'!;I±, I fi smITIIFIFLI)
Letwoon and Vtrtin alley
n,O p
E XTRACT OF RUCH U,
EXTRACT OF 8EC.141
Bladder and K Lines;
Mad for and Ki Incr.
At P.arAin'et.Drui; St,rt•
At Itankln'e Ltrtt.t
,• Market .L. er,t , below r'ourto
•- 11nrket ytreet. below F9orth
P. M. EftT 8 ,
holeeale and Het. it de Lir- :n and mans fa
Laidleti,lime*, Gentr , Boy* and
Youth,*
lIITS I SHOES 110 G 111 HIS,
IN ALi A F:1 Kti
No. 125 FEDERA 1. STREE'I
c 'l7l Al LI 111",1 ( I
BARGAIN S
C .4 H P E s' S.
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Woolet] t rtig,2cLe. FLUruwl, ;.lott
t* , ',l)lV
:Lild I 'lti no,
Rug,. 'Mats, hint'. Rodw, <
1. tra a.lv-truto.l in firM tutr .14 rr
, lE rY FIV VEK t EVr w.thi
tititty 1,7
LA'. TLI A .1' .MAXI 7 A , 11,1? E
elwre , y New. as b - en
ur,:h„..,1 wt U ti,) 1.1 vso.h at thel
e t•.. ~Hr
M'FARLAND, COLLINS & CO
Nos. 71 and 73 FIFTH NT
Between ,n.patch Building
no
i n; i 0 'E-
SUPREnE4VUKI
LA YE
In the name ut the ib , .ple of tae l nited n,tates,
YO.l are here Y 9.1113, not to bi...eor beb re the
budenbgnel, the or tee C.,ust.
to shoe eau,: YY' S y. u s..y ;1 .1,011
by pur,h t•'l7l, yJur
1300 l s & SHOES
Concert Hall Shoe Store,
64 tit• 11l STREET,
PRIcE,9 WITHIN THE hEAcH OF ALL
The above Court will be open from day to day
unql turthAr hotire. at 62 FLY fII ST. Per order
J Oil f2I.I.EAP, Judgoe of the
Fri.ANK DURABLE want ,
BILL PERFECT, vt the C,
ifir - Fail not to appear under penalty of damage
to the r oeket ocl6
HAVE THIS DAY SOLD HY EN
tire stook ot SHIP CIL aN , LE}tl and BOAT
ST RES to itENO, MA it ATTA A t'O , Who Will
continue the business at the „Id stand. No. 47
Frontstreet.
To those of my friends who have patronized me
during the last fifteen years, while connected with
the firm of Innen 31. gIBRER, leasM, Flamm .k
Co.. and Joan .4. Isa,n, 1. return my thanks,
and solicit a cAstinuance of the r atronage to my
successors, Messrs, RENO, MARATEA A CO.,
cheerfully recommending them as being every
way worthy of it.
My office will remain ',Jr the present with
Messrs KANO. MAELATTA 'o where I hope to
have the plea: ure of seeing my customers and
friends • J NO. G. I.SHA M.
Cincinnati, October 19. 1863
Having purchwied the stock of Jno. Isham.
and succeeded in the firms of Isbam &Fisher,
Isham. Fisher m Co.. and Jnn. 0 Isham, in the
SHIP CHANDLERY and BOAT S'T'ONE busi
ness, we here to merit a continuance of the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon them.
JOHN C. RENO,
FRANK AI A it AIL',
FRANK X. RENO,
N.. 47 Public Landing.
Cincinnati. October Jo , 10013, 0c25-tf
`HUT GUNK
-171 Double a d single barrels Revolvers, PiStOiS
Bowie an Camp n Lived, for sale by
TAMES BWN,
on L/
24 BC, Wood at.
A PPLES -400 BARRELS OF CHOICE
Apples, iust received and for aide by
FEIZ Kit k ARMSTRON . G,
corner Market and First streets.
FRESH TOMATOES AND PEACH-
E&-"
200 dos fresh Tema' OW in cans.
200 Peaches
rust received and for sale by
REVISOR BROS..
ooffl 126 and 128 Wood st.
RBIS. ORANGES,
UP 25 boxes Lemons, Rig received and for sale
11S
REYhiER BRO&
nod and 12S Wood st
=MG=
F.Jr al! LIISP.4I , CF. .f the
F.r 11'1 seaa. of the
100 7 er,t,
Pri e Cent/.
Gen. liu•!er hat g to North Carolina
• iaauguritt. he policy he com•nenced at
Belot-, leaving hp began
, work Jr, a p:an for euliating and organ
-1.. hiackm o the Virginia portion of his
dep.:rime:l* Wo hear tram Fortress Mon
r.,e. that Cyr , hahly ail the reh.l prisoners
11 , ,,4 in oar Laridi- , he sent to Batier.B
ST 1,0I:1h, ^c-v. 18 —The telegraph has
been I atendri in Fort Smith. General
McNeil has issued orders that all molests
;ions of the telegraph shall be regarded as
the work bush w}; ;it .k i r at.d for every
culting c,t the wire a guerrilla prisoner
shall be hanged. Our forces occupy %Val
dron, about thirty miles south of Fort
Smith. Our scouting parties have cap
tured a rebel Mahir, two Captains and
quite a number of prisoners, and a portion
of Cooper's train, laden with commissary
stares and ammunitions. At last ac
counts. ( ~ (v,r was fleeing rapidly towards
Red rise: r
BEAU YEI
New YORK, Nov. 18 --The Richmond
, aye : Achices from Northern
Virginia 1 , 11( ,, V 11. i it Meade is advancing
with a view of bringing on a general en
gagement, which probably will not be de
eiined when the proper time arrives
Meade's whole army is known to be South
of the Itappal.ani ook, and his advance
yesterday wan hf voial robes South of the
Court House, moving in the direction of
the several lords of the Rapidan.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 18 Yates, of
Illinois, Maj. Gen Rost crane, Senator
Sherman, of Ohio. whit all the prominent
railroad men of the country are here at
tei,ding the opening of the At.antic and
Great Western Railroad. The hotels are
full. Roeecraus held a reception last
night vi Med by great numbers.
Sandusky excitement has died our,
and the troops are about to be sent home.
Nkw YORK, Nov. 18 —The Cork Ex
aminer, Ireland, of the 4th, says : Last
evening Admiral Jones sent notice to the
commander of the Kearsage to quit the
limit of Cork harbor within twenty-four
hours. It is reported that the Federal
officer 6,.a refused to do so. The Rear-
Eag, was e,,e,,gi.d is coaling the whole of
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 16 —The
btcrrner Convoy, which left here last Sat
urday with provisions and clothing for
our Foldi-r- held a. prisoners in Rich
r,-turned to day, bringing back
clothing collonel
rving, iv; :arge of the matter, was
refused ih- privilege tit taking the rations
t - . ft ehmoud.
NEW YORK. Nov. lb —A Folly Island
letter of the 14th to the Tribunt, Says
nary.-re r,main pretty much in the same
stage RP they were at feet advi,es. The
bombardment of Sumter still continued at
Intervale. Oar batteries were tieing oc
cunfd principally in ret,frriing the fire of
Moultrie arid the, worke on Sullivan's lul
and.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—A Times die
patch from the Army of the Potomac da
ted November 18th, says : It is believed
from the enemy's strong picket line on
the Rapidan, that Lee's army has fallen
back to some other position. A heavy
rain has made the road fords almost im-
passable.
BY TELEIJRAPH
TO THE DAILY POST
From Gen. Meade's Army
A SINGULAR CONDITION OF
THINGS
Provisions and Clothing fi
Our klen Sent Back
from Richmond-
Grileral Meade Refused to Co
to Gettysburg and Has Gone
Back to Fight.
The I , egixtialu t e ol .11,..achnmetts
rolilo4l Itonuty I.ftsa
Nt•NVK rl.Olll 2T• 1 0t1 t ill% es,
O. ATEsT FROM CFI i.RLESTON
l'.:%‘ okK, N.)v. be P ,, st's
Washington c rc—pt,b lent rays: There
itHi.iite here over an amusing
I c this Doen General
Me.plE, do-:r• to advance upou the enemy'
ft is claimed by some of his friends t bat
he does desire to push cm:11 nlt c ti blli that
General H:dlef k r opp,csed to It. o n
the other hand it is said that both General
IlalleA end Gene's., Mea,hr are agr, , ed
that no further acl VATIC, shall be made This
winter, bat tho' lli, , PrPRICIPTIt. II151Ft• upon
the winter ci. - 0ni..114
the army to 1.P ; ,44 its .p.rationQ a.htil next
slinhg. I! is a singulat cc rid H on t
thingH that itt I , ac! f...tir different ate-•.
have the reputation of being opre:,3;•cl t
the larlher r.n•-ieeuti:in of the war. I
'e-i very eer7ain two thiugs, that (it.fl
- 1 - 11,lieck i net eager for another ha:
IP on the of the -
iabAhn..ek and that Meade
Th(4 .on w .. y ureod to go GelIV
burg and he r4tig , rl peremptorily an,
~, , n.• back to tight it the enemy affords
him anything !Ike a fair field, and will
nil for he will cry the hazard
M.ad • .1a prod•N' ton ran
hour at :101r,. bu. even he .a ColliirlCHi
CI a' ii p,_wor to rk-Jea; the army
:a . (,
I I/ r/, V,r111.13
tie-e and Warrentoh. and our ow, troop..
i,,, way relahall ur. atdurmg
Virgm...iort and bringing then: in for
toovntn, t to tilt f•U Capitol prlKOri.
Nkw \ f,hk -- A .pt.cnal to :he
I{ Id, I Wa,,;:it.gt,m, tiovembt r
h Republican of thn+.
• hat it 1 , expected that
nera.a Meade an ,I Lee tq,:l h.%n• a battle
t '' ik 4., •w• • 11,r1
u 1, confirmed .ornewhat, Re we
L.11:,(1 :y tram Ih, front t.) day. It
mt.- that Meads is not
ad vat r- t the Rapidan, hnt he is
• ' •,` •I • /s,• 1 1 , week,
, Th.. arrry
,-oectally
,r I i bi t r
pst
salutary
1 R• r'
M „k; I . M . N • 'Or o ri•
) fie ful„,w, )rn I e!)11- 0 ,.,,
y
.t..• tro:o II ar. Nl!,nry.
I . • h .nynity rt-girrp
11 e dashed ;II yt,!!erday shove Bay-u
sure on n Hun,iertig pnrty of lankyes.
.:111)eitroog and dr , oe them to their iriin
c wi`h vent slaughtFr, e hro'oght
off their w!!g.'!. Ir.oms and 12, prisioner3.
friirn r bri Rti 11 h gun
! , (!w- r w j •re w ,u6ded of ours.
Ni,,nr, Mt..) Gen
NI. iv 1 c //era/4..4
••••• •I•,(Pd
lln
fly • p• a s;•v, tr , ra
,rt•,ri I
-, Hand :•••• ••r,..• • t
hP pr in- t F ,t' had turn d
th,,r, r, ah , .11,4 did n• - • d..rnag;(.
r.I rtr 4'4o( N. l ,
• •I (i• t lure,. u,
; runi.d:i. and Tib,•.-
I HARAIRI., Is..,—The special t• a•
tumuli tr,,in of the Governors loft. at
halt past one for Wet.; ysbut.g. Amour the
principal dignitaries; were Governors
Curtin, Seymour, PiPtrpont and Brough,
Gen. Vanderpool, of N. Y., Col Ander
eon, brother rf Gen Anders)n, Governors
Tod. Dennis- and Boarman, of West Vir
ginia, end thaw respective staffs, Germ.
Stoneman and Stahl, E Barkway, of
Philadelphia, and part•cf Gen. Curt.•l's
staff.
N CV Yon: Nov. 18.—The F.ttainer
China for Liverpool to-day. carried out
$18 , ; 19's Government st.wks quiet lifol
steady, l' S 1 per cent. 98} ; Michigan
; Eric 1,504: Hudson $1,26± 1 ,; Har•
lem 95A- : Reading $1;23l! ; Michigan C.
$1,2.41 : Michigan S. 83A.
BOSTON, Nov. lb-The Legislature has
passed the bounty bill, and will adjourn
to morrow morning. There is a heavy pen
ally for fraudulent attemos to obtain the
bo,bay. The enlistment bill of last year
was amentiod en 112 tc jet a cheek on ihe
Subst.itute brokerage business.
HE RI VA La- t evening at twilight there
were drant eight net et water and falling. The
weather during the day wa.i. pleasant. We hope
- , eyn •., be able ri , announce another • ise to en
anle the b- lance of th.y. coal boats to get-cut.
new Laneavi de packet Julia w.ll leave
I.criesvi , le un , nturday r ext will be
00MIllaticleat be Capt. C ,, tl B , n, an experi
enced and acter.iive officer. Ocr old friend, Capt.
J t'. SLß'..y,a ill do the in the (Alice. with
honor to him Wand profit the owners.
•a - rho favorite passenger steamer Nevada,
l'apr L. L. Brirkell is announced for Cairo and
ut, 1 hie boat has the beet of accom mode
lens, and Capt. Briokell isnoted for the atten
tion . aid to paasengers.
46%1 - The new and magnificent steamer Leoni
,„. Capt. ^newel:, is ann:unced for Louisville
cd tit. Louis. this boat has unsuspa ted ac
iuddidatii me. and is in charge of competent
15 care.
ARRIVALS _LSD DEPART'. RES
k OH. CINCINNATI L ., tasvu t xr, ST.
LOUIS and CAIRO.
111 I. DAY, NOV. 19 AT 10 A. M .
THE NEW AND SPLENDID
Farift p.gssenzer steamer NEVADA,
Commander, will leave ass an
houneed above.
Nor freight or passage, at.:dy on board,
FLACK or
J D. CoI.LIM3WOOO, Agte.
Fut.‘ CI NCINNATI AND LOI
11l b. DA N4ll'. 1:4, AT 10 a. M.
te
AN SPLENDID 157-444T I ll as E E
son ‘ g.r * s'en.m a, LEONID aS,
John W. Anawa.k., Cothrnanner, will leave es an
nounced above.
For fireicht or pas,tge, oa hoard, or to
JUll FLACii .or
11. J. D. COLLING‘S (Pro. Atrts.
save Thyself.
DE. S. C U TTER'S ENGLISH
THE lIREATEWT NERVINE EVER
DISCO% EKED-TT-1E GREATEST 'IO
NIC EVER D IS CO VERED-T HE
4:REATEST ALTERATIVE EVER
DISCOVERED
1 r 1 r
Hal; FOR INTEMPERANCE
a A NEHVI N IT ALLAY- TII K
chronic inflainhuium et the stomach, in all
per. ttr ad,lic'ed to the use stimulants and
narrotir.., such as Alcoholic and Malt Liquors,
pium, `tiorphia, s.rsonli Tobacco, eta, etc. It
removes the teurbil appetite or craving. a: the
.t niaoh for stimul ,nrs. Ne. In headache, Neu
r leaa, and all eery. u. 4 &sepses. it hp no equal
a. a Norvme.
A , A ToNic, it gives a healthy tone to the
/gannet', improves the a; petite corrects ,ivel
deringementis, regulates the bowels, removes lan
guor and drowsiness, a .d bri, gs perfect health ti,
the Dyspeptic
1. 4:. ALIE BA . ] IV E. The bl o od, the life er
the body, is danced from the •od we digest.
Bois 1111 po l -taut then, 'not the .lutie... of the stoal
ach are perfectly performed. It is d ie • are
perfectly exeea,l, a-, Ilra:111 j,
'p.itterd througn the syeLecn. Whorl uur food is
roperlyo dige,te •, pure 1,1,,,d it sui•plied th e
and .lotehe+, Pimples. Triter, Erysipelas,
• •-•e-. tad enel utl T,lnto, and
h 4,SCF arising from impure blo,al, disap
r. [se Dr. Cutter's Engtish Bitters and you
e t.l have perfect digestion and pure blood.
leo • particulars of this colebrated Medicine,
pro 'tire Dr. Cutter's circular from any of our
N VAN 131 b'. L, 11' N. :Second street,
Am, nran Menuracturing Agent) Philada.
1') / REN , _ E 1 M At, H. reggents,
neret I - ' , urth and Market sts., Pittsburgh
by an respectable Drusgtets.
ly
411. NAttlh, Salk • LIME
14-.4.1u to guteuntown and bilerpool.
SIDON
lIABA'rI/014., I
W ILI, AAII. FROM NEW YQ RI
every al terna: Wednesday, from Liver
t.c,l every alternate Tttesday, and trom Queens
wn every alternate Wednesday.
steerage Passago from Liverpool or Queens
town, $25: from New Y,qt, Payable. in
, lold or its equivalent in CurreneY
For Steerage Passage apply to WILLIAMS &
131 . 10 N. Fu•tur3 St., New York, “r
THOS. it ATT RI AN, Agt,
1.:. Sioaongcbe! House, Water
Passage from England & Ireland
EUROPEAN AGENCY
AA 14. A i 6,e ki,UKOPEABI
I 2 Muco.ogadiela House, Pitts
burgh. , :114 Odt or send bank
!rc., Thr '.sr..,!the cI1. • Oral
..; r pactet.r.
ayable es)
oK:tol Euror,e.
tor end (tuaointnti
:..r t aid Mut , : star Lino
Saz.ind Pitol..ett., for tho . - ttkamer Great East
ern, at ,! t. , -n; a,. 4 tittw between
t.,• •-• .t -
1611
111LII A AOS.—THE SUBSCRIBER HAS
!ust returned from New York . and Borton,
and har the pleasure to announce that jie has
selected f.om the factoriez of N,,
Chick °ring &Mons, Jardine & Son, W
P. Emerson, Hazelion & Bros.,
And others, a splendid assortment of
PAt ANO • S,
Ernbr-o , ng alisty lei and finish. from plain to ex—
tra carved. These instrument• will arrive dur
ing this and the c flung week, and the attention
of purchasers is respectfully solicited to them.
Prices to suit all.
noll-d&w
11141 LOT BREAD AND CRACKEBS
of all kinds, made from the beet material
t.ne market afforJs. Put no in boxes and barrels
for the river and home trade. To be had at the
Boston Craeker Bakery,
64 FOURTH STREET.
Al! orders promptly filed.
nolo S. S. MARVIN
CONSTANTLY ARRIVING AT
FOERSTEB at SCHWARZ.
No. 161 Smithfield Street, above 6th,
A splendid assortment of
Fancy Goods, Toys, Wall Paper, and
Window Shades '
01 all descrultotur and at the .owest prices.
r. I'2•ly
IkISSOLUTION (IF FAJITA EiIIgHIP.
BJF —The partnership heretofore exinisig
the name and Eve of lIOLYININ
A itT,w.s dissolve I on haturday. the 14th inst..by
mutual consent. All business connected with this
firm will be settled by A. Holstein. The busi
ness will oe continued at the old place; No. 132
W.,od street, under the style and of licurrant
bents. A. HOLSTEIN,
OTZWART. t. Pittsburgh, Nov. 14,1863. nol7 3t
ACLENTLUILEI AND LADIES own.
u! ing property Pittsburgh. Allegheny city
or enmity wrn flail it to their advantage to cull at
No. 3 St CLAIft eritErr, up stai rs and leave
your orders for the FIRE and Timor DAM ,
TOR. Price. WA) for house of ten to twelve
rooms. T. R. SCHRAM,
nob-lid .General Agent.
RIVER MATTERS.
ARRIVED,
Frei, k I lc, Bennett. Brownkville.
tiallatin, Clarke Browo•ville.
Jas. Hee9e Peebles. Elizabeth.
DEiPA tt TEL,.
tiallatin Clarke, tirnwnsville.
Franklin, Bo :nett. Brownsville.
Jas. Roei e. Feeble.. Elizabeth,
lemma Graham, Ayers, Zanerville
STE AMB OATS.
BITTERS,
pow , r:,l St eurnships
IiEDAR,
TRIPOLI,
821, 80 .
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
81 Wood Bt.
, - CONIMERCIAL.
PITTtiktURGH GENERAL REARMET.
rirvlCS or rose DAILY POST.
THOR/WAY. November 19. 1803,
Hu Nineties -We have no partictilar lea tura to
notice in reran' to trade generally. The demand
being p rin-ipally for small lots to meet the wants
of the local trade. The receipts of produce ware
limited but wi I. no dcubt increase before the
closet f he week as our rivers are in fine navig
able order Toe weather was u swat y pleasant
ter tae season. Cur boatmen will have a busy
time for come days, A large amount of coal has
le:...rted for the lawer ports. The amount of
trei,ht being , hip,ei t the lower cities was
large The boa , now in port have' engagements
for tot this take out. W e noticed a number of
fl. ming boats i.assirg the ci.y, we hope they may
reach their restinatit42 in safety. Among the
sales mule we notice as fel awe:'
Chestnuts- T'r re is a moderate amount
coming in, v •t • Ftnall saps from store at
$1 50 , t 1
BIP tier -V.. w,:e firm with a good de
mand tar fresh . fie note eales of 1200 /ha at
ranged
25@26e.
from 1643,15,0 is lb ..o!tl at various prices, Reg
Apple-S-ou , market contains an ample IMP.
ply with a fair amount of receipt,. We note
sales as follows: 150 bbls assorted at VI. 25; 100
do, a prime article, at $250; 125 do Russet's at
$2 75. the latter being the outside figure.
Flour -The demand is imp-oving. The sales
were mere liberal. Price t ru..el about 10 rents
barrel higher. We may soon export receipts by
the river. 11 , hat effect this will have on the
market remains to be seen. Among the sales
were, no lib!si Extra at $5 70@15 80_; 300 do Reim
Farr V. 70W 90; 025 dodo at $7. The latter
being an advance. Those sales were all made
from etore. A lot of 1:011 this was disposed of,, the
arms were withheld. Fates :rom wagon were
made at a variety of prices,
Buckwheat Fleur-Is going off very slow.
buyers are soinewha• shy at $4 OIR owe. The
figures are certainly steep.
Brain-T•e maki ttens vers 5 , m with a stood
demand f a !the various descriptions, Wheat
the or;; opal business doing was from wagon.
ales bush. Red at $1 32 'Phuab ; White-
Sales small way at $1 23@1 40 V 1 btlSb Bar
ley was el:plc:tired for at, bprins b 1 35_1101. Nt;
Fall, $1 7)041 52. Corn was active at $1 12 at
depot on the usual advance from sto:e; Oats
were not se firm. sales of 1200 bush :at 75c. , on
air track.
EartiaL 7 fhe bens seem to be on a etrike as the
!ocean t coming in is barely worth notice, they
would mmand 220, readily.
Hay -Scar e, sales of 34 loads at the scales at
$ 35 (.O@2R 11 , tun,
Groerriem-1y„ co - -Untie to notice a firm
market to' the various articles that comes under
this head. i feet toroughont the cities, east and
west the t,..me feeling seems to prevail, whilat
the stocks re nor heavy. tor dealers appear to
have a tuilti:ier t am. tint to meet Um immediate
wants nt liiu local trade. Among.the ailleB IVO
cote .the fodtwini; nears active--sales of IS
hhds of Pone a t 14c 10 do Orleans at 14 , 4; Tel
!ow refine.i bblB at 14; Crnsbei-,20 bbla at
17;',; C-flee- 1U do at 11',..;; ''B" Coffee-15
d at 17 .
10 an Ciranuiated-at 17%. Coffee- salra
of sacks Rio at 33014%. Molasses was in good ,
rumiand- sale,: of 40 Kis Orleans, new crop. at 63;l
20 du, old. sit 60. syrtik-20 bbls, Golden, at 63;
12'.10 Levering's at 05,
Salt - AiQrke' ver, firm. Sales 01200 bbls from
st , re a; f 2 70 f1)111. "54
Whisky. - Notwithatanding the high rates
raid .n Cin , innati. dealers were disposing df city
r•c tied at 62 vf gallon.
PITTSBURGH OIL TRADE
Tau ItSD Nov. 19,
The in,rke' continues buysdull—rs do not seam
willing to take ho'd at the rresent rates. that is
the - e is no freed. m in their actions. Sales of
Crude was rep , rred yesterday as low as 140 this
is the lowest the artic e has reached for a long
time. The mar im i 3 that when prices reach the
bottom they will soon take a turn upward, when
will that evert take place. the exports arui
port, were Share!. as follows: To New York—
Itedzole, 50 : Tar. 100. 'l o Ph ladelnhiia—Refined,
7 Crude, 03: Lubricating, 40; Paint, 10; Ben
sole 50, To Baltimore—Relined, 50; Crude 1188.
Total, 1778 hble I 1 Imports ik A. V R. R —2923.
VI Allegheny ltiver-510 bbls. Crud's—Sales were
made t o day at a decdne in figures—one lot of
1120 13'..ds was °sod of at 14c, the barrels ti be
re, urned ; other small sales were reported at 14%;
tales of lotg including packages at 10e Refined
was neglected— a lot of 2to bbls w‘s disposed of—
the terms were not mads public; other kinds un
eh a ng ed.
New York Cattle Itharkent.
TRIBUNE'S REPORT,
BILL'S HEAD, — MORdaY, Nov. 16.—The Beef
Cit the market opened thin morning at Allerton's
with 4,500 head on sale—enough, one would IMP
puse, to depress the market when it is consider
ed that a thousand head were sold on Saturday
Bergo.. anti Sal or ilia. , daring me week at oth
er p aces, .0 as to make no the trual number of
6,0u0 a week—a very liberal supply certainly for
eitv butchers. First•el.ss cattle were not as
plenty as .ast week, and the early mornint saleB
were on bet er terms 'or drovers, though nomi
na':y at tae same ratei per poned, that is lO3@
11 f Th for the net went of Beef, seller !inking
The demand for this class was very
sharp The army buyers, Messrs. Starr dk
Seed, taking about 300ilhead, including some of
the best let.; they could' find, and some heavy tat
oxen. a little coarse, at lowa, rates per pound,
that t-lialtlOnt It is a pleasure to make hon
°rabic mention every week, that the best in:a
woke is the n. aeket for shipping purposes are
taken for s !diem stationed along the Atlan
tic' coast nortb. f klerida. It would be difficult
to tind at satte ever tumishvi by an army con
:t actor of so much value to i , ovenimeot as this
o• takea by tiovernment agents this week, at
t price. and fully sustaining the advantage
of the NOStuart system. The medium class of
cattle sold r d,,y at , 'J(9I4C lh. and just about
us last week, but the i niertor sort at 6.( t igtgo. 7tIID,
do n-t sell as well as they did a week ago.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Cattle were very scarce and in demand at
better pric e s, lut c moron stock were dull and
rather lower. The receipts continue large. reach
ing about 2.7U0 bead. Extra Pennsylvania and
es•ern bte.rs are selling at 10®103§0: fair to
goad du at 8@9 1 ,..6c, and common at from 7 to 7360•
according to quality.
Hogs—A bons 4,100 head arrived, and sold at the
'ifferen. yards I h's week a t prices ranee . ; from
s76tB 50 4i 100 'he net as to quality; there la &fair
demand at , her=e rates.
Sheep—The receipts are large this week,
reaching ab. ut 7,500 head ; the market in souse
cluence io dull and price.. rather lower. Fat
bheep are se ling at from 434 to Sc.ID. grosk;
st- c.; sheep are quoted at from a so to $Zt
herd, as to condition.
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Cows—Abtut bead s - Id at the Avenue
Dr.ore Yard this week at $200,32 for SPrilVg
and $25Q45 head for Cow and Calf. e
market is firm at theft rates. Old, lean Cows are
selling at from $l5 to $l7 IF head,
Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI. CT. M. — Whisks—Prices have
ad, anecd to 6.5 c These are steep agdres.
MARJETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.
NEw Yoax, ov. 18 —Cotton lees active and low
er at 85e fo- middling uplande. Plow' s@loo bet
tedscareely so avive, $6 2586 35 for Extra Stater
40 , 47 45 for Extea 11. H. O.: $7 5009 26 for
trade brands, market closing quiet, Whisky.
quiet, prices are without change, at 68@e9c,
W heat 2@30 higher, a moderate demand, chiefly
to speculators, at $1 2801 43 for Chicago Spring
$1 381$1 44 for Milwankie Club; 145@1 46 for
Amber Milwaukee; $1 45@1 66 for Winter Red
Western Corn, a fair demand. ehiedy specula
Live, mixed western. in store at $1 1001 1.2. Oats
active anti higher at 86487 c. Pork, scarcely so
firm, fair demand, a• $l6 50 for old mess: Sue
18 50 for new do, Cut meats scarce and firmer.
Bacon, rides unchaiged—d reefed hog firmer at
73 , 4 @8e City Lard firmer, moderate inquiry, at
11,;( 2 @l12 1 / 8 o; also 3500 bbls f,r Januaryand Ifeb
riaary at 12%e; and 600 do, very choice for Jan
uary at 13c.
New York Money Market.
linty YORK, November 18.—Money continues
very firm and unchanged, Sterling !Inner and
quiet at $1 63! 65.4. Gold wore active and
decidedly firmer, opentng at 49e, advancing to
57%c, closing firm at 51(051% cei.t.
Philadelphia Market,
PHI' ADILLPHIA, n 09. /B. — Flour Slur—sales of
1000 bbls as tra Family at $7407 2.5. w heat firth:
sales of IUO bush. red at $1 18fit1 80: white at
$ 2 .g2 25. Corn firm--sale , of 1000 bash. yellow at
13@t1 14 ; white at $1 12. Coffee firm and ,
vanoing. Sugar firm. Mess Pork firm; old at
tplfi 55®16 75 ; new at $l7 50. Lard firm at 11%.
Whisky h , gher and unsettled at 68E070.
Baltimore Market
LTEIIOIIX Ncy. IL- Flour !tea; Howard
street
vadoiar—ealea of 5000 bush of Kentucky white 63
$2 OW. ).2 08 ; red dull -sales of 5000 bush at $1 at
@1 68 Corn quiet. Whisky firm—Ohio at 3808834.
MONEY EALIIIIIZT.
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(gonorrhea, Meet. Stricture Urethral Discharges ,
parity of the Blood. Skin Diseases, Scrrbutio
Eruptions. Totter. Ringworm Mercurial Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, Pilot, Rheumatism.
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the Pack and Loins, Irrl'ation of the Bladder
and
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Just received and for tale by
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