't'esig4iittp — ,:i:i'l
myvszaniiiira - Aciii*cims.
Mesas. F 4 Er. PETTENGILL &W. No. et
Park Hew, New YAtlr. ,ikkA NO. SW*
Street, Boston) and L. P. FONTAINE l Co.,
NO; daritailaWetreet, New Totrag, ate' air
to take A.dverthwateate and SoHaark , ; .
tloaiLor tug atloweit.rates.
l'Ve winturnish thertarittosr.,teats
140 41 1 to OtAMPOY ka.q40 42 e°Piel*
LOVAL . ,:iNT,ELLIII,EACE
F4IPAY, MoBNING, NOV. 11, 1886,
Pepers.,—Any aims. readers har
ing- copies of the Daily Pon of the ton - owing
dates would confer a favorby leaving or sending
them to this office, as they are necessary to (10111-
pieta our ale=
April 29, '64.
April SO, ,64.
Prices.—The prices of all the nessessaries of
life still continue very high, and it Is astonish
ing to come how people are wiffing to pay such
enormous prices while the supply in thetaarket
is so large. The supply of vegetables tn the mar
ket this year Is, to say the least, not below the
average of any of the past years; yet, except in
'a few instances, the prices paid for them are ut
terly unreasonable and out of all proportion.
Butter cannot be had at less than fifty cents per
pOtind, and this price has been dernsinded Belong
for this article that the community have now
become accustomed to it and think no more
about It. But certainly this prleels exorbitant,
and those who are able to sell at audit:rates as
these must reap enormous profits. But who is
responsible far all this T It would be rather dif
ficult to determine through whose fault it is that
the people are thus cheated out of their money,'
for we can find.no other term strong enough for
these transactions- Some have been induced to
attribute it to the illegal huckstering which
they say is very prevalent in the market, and
which they say excludes the people from all
chance of dealing immediately with the produc
ers. But although this fact nightie a great
part account for the present rates of things, we
doubt whether it be the true and only cause.
• Hucksters make large profits on thecomminity,
and consequently it would be extremely desira
ble That their numbers be reduced; but even
when huckstering was not praoticed as exten
sively as they say it is at present the prices
were nearly the same. The rise in gold might
also account for it In part, but the rates demand
ed to.day for all commodities in .the market do
not differ very materially from those which the
public were formerly forted to pay for the same
things. The farmers themselves must reap Urea
profits from these transactions. They have har
vested abundant crops, and err disposing of
them at rates highly satisfactory to themselves,
but we doubt whether they are by any means
gratifying to the public. They labor under the
Impression that they can demand and obtain
what they like from their brethren in the city,
and the result shows that they are not far from
their mark. As long as the people are willing
to ply the present prices the producers will be
willing to receive them. But will the former
not see that they are justly dealt with T
=Med.—James J. Marshall, son of William
Minhall,of Clarksburg, 'lndiana county, Iva
killed on the Pennsylvania Railroad on Wed
apfday night, the 2d inst. The first, freight ex
press exit - broke couplings near Reats's Station,
doming down grade, and the detached part of
thgliatn ran into the other, breaking two cars
loaded with hogs into fragments, causing dread
pui havoc and crushing Mr. Marshall, a brake
man upon one of the broken cars. Re was aged
abolit 25 years. lie served three years in the
Uth P. R. C., was wounded once, and was at
one time a prisoner for forty days. lie was a
worthy young man, and his death is a sad be
reavement to his friends.
Stock Sales.—The following to the list of oi'
Make sold last evening at the Masonic Hal
Auction Rooms, OS Fifth street, T. A. nicCle
and, Auctioneer:
Rosa OH Stock.—
oraeßeck Oil Stock
Federal Oil Stock
do 011 Stock
Blood Farm &Cherry Run
'T'art - 4 Story & Cherry sun
R 1 Donato 011 Stock
Fleming '&11tood 011 Stock....
Phillips till Stook
111telkbdy ()hairy Run C/11 Stock,
Stel.a CR Stock
.Herohanta 011 Stook
West Plights Basin Oil Stock.
Cherry Run Central 011 Stock
ilinAchAe.--Con Thursday morning the body of
;I-a iiiisAiund 'near Braddoelre Fields sus.
panded from the limb of a tree. In his pockets
were discovered several letters addressed to
John M. Spirit, from Monroe county, Hen
tuck'y, and it Is probable that is the name of the
self-murderer. He was about forty years old,
and was dressed in soldier's clothing. He ap
peared to be In destitute circumstances, which
is probably the cause - that Impelled him to cora
mitthis rash aot inquem was held on the
body, but no additional facts were obtained.
,The 10Afit Regiment --Acorrespondent of
' itiiiiNtew York Times thus refers to onief our
Allegheny county regiments: 'Writing of the
102 d #eitneylVants reminds me that this regi
'blektisConsidered one of the reliable commands,
abilitteritore being always foremost in the fight
has lost severely. On May 4th this regiment
had 490 men, and in the Wilderness fight lost In
killed and wounded 450 men. subsequedtly 25Q
.recruits were received, making a total of 740.
Of this number 637 have been killed, wounded
orard rainaing.4
leitera Arrested.—Two deserters of
desperate character, named Olive Stewart and
7dltehel Dunlap, were lecently captured, one
-In Calabria and the other in Clearfield county,
and conveyed to this city, where they will be
tried by court-martiah It is said that both
Ahleitniela had been aterror to the country in
Which they harbored, listing In the woods upon
the &Atte ot theft. Neither of them had slept
in . house for three months until the night pre-,
ceding their arrest.
Sudden Death.—Anthony IV7cTyghe , esq..
Wed at his residence about noon on Thursday.
It etwiears that he took a severe cold , on the
night of. the Republican procession and was
confined to bed on Sunday. Notwithstanding
thlalyief warning Ms death wassudden and un
cogumted. The der-Bated WRS a well known
member of the community, and - his loss will be
lamented by , 421alice Miele' Of relpyras and
trianda: Efcl4ql veia wife and :even children.
Same. The name of the Voldter who
hung himself in Braddock's Melds 4on Wednee
day *aa John XL Smith, and was apparently
from Monroe county, Kentucky. It appears
that be committed the rash act to free himself.
ttoin misery, es he was but poorly drained and
badriti shoes, upon We feet. Alderman Donald
son,litild a n inquest on the body, when a ver
dict of accidental death was rendered.
- The Trial -of Martha Eirwwdp.—The tri
al of Martin BraWdy, Jr., for the murder of
Jamie Fagan la now being held In the Criminal
OeUrt. The ease was opened on Wednesday,
end it le thought it will not be closed until 'Sat
usday.
- • Sting.—The phyvicisns attending
Fiank B. Ott, who was wounded In the recent
sahootiniLairair in the Ninth ward,unanimously
detdaire that their patient is in a fair way of re
bovery, and is now out of all danger from hie
14101e4
B. L. IL Dabbs —This well known cr a ft in
vites his friendikaad patrons to go.and examine
libi'netrantr bea d Ulu! stock of pictures, aloiima,
picture frames„.tre., which he has now on hand,
nd, Whic i iifoS, beauty, and. variety are ujigu l .
pelted in any other house in the city. He
.1. 2
, Stelrdisposingor his mock at the most reasona-'
Die
prises; and those who should desire to pur
chase &Wiling in the above line' would do well
to pay him a visit. Ric photographs are speed.
itwas 011 . the moat accoMpllatied art and, beauty,
`'
mans 01
album, itestkedvitlithe beau
tiful- phitOgraptis with which Mr.-Dab flu
-14
Wakes tbe.siblio, would lbroLthe Amsted roan
• faset 7 Otalarletf table:.' Thine'whb It o v e .
their likeness -taken ettaltivelEkttimin 11 . imr ,
would do well to have 'if dowe 16 1, 4 01 . t . ir ere
dreati *later nab* *filch is so unfalmiss
We to photi*raphr Lies' 1 "heti r epair. ~ “ edl-
= to the gi4311 , ,:it Mr: Debbi, No. • -,sw,
.-: •••
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_• ) /iaturzaszetrixibfirites tar
bb ab1it4141.14 1 111101
talirbia fib tarror 'Or thaw acqui: fi ta
DiataVa Biaaabezty Oaraunative,
aajr a ilarcto cum We. adylaa.
Stir I.ify,p 3
And manufacturers of
Saddlery & Carriage Hardware,
No. 7 St. Glair street, and Duquesne Way,
fnear the Bridge,)
PITTSBURGH.
WEILIV.ARY AND NAVA.L
-A-esonArci - s--
E. T. MATHEWS & Co.
BsT. mAragisa.. 0 G. VANEIOIII4.
Late of Treas.
Dept. Washing
ton, D. O.
ATTORNEYS,
10011. THE ADJUSTMENT AND
Collection of Claims against the United
States or any State Government.
PHINJWAL • OFFICE, SOS WALNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA -
BRANCH OFFICE 98 GRANT STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
PMASTER & G A ZZAM
A.ttornerys-at - -.Law,
PENSION
SoUffry,
BALK -PAY,
PRIZE MONEY COLLECTED,
&C., he.. &e.
Applications. by mail to either office attended
to as it made in person.
No charge made until the claim is adjusted.
PERSONAL ATTENTION given to claims
before the Departments in Washington, D. C.
no3-tf
1 25
1 20
220
400
750
1 II
rauIEORBIATEsT NERVINE , TONIC
2. AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
ENGLISH BITTERS.
A sure cure for Intemperance.
Dr. J. C.Ayers' Family Medicines
leAlirEE'Y MIEIDICENIES.
Dr, Bohenoke Ynlmonio , Tonio and Elk
Celebrated Buohu es Sarsaparilla,
And all other Family Medicines cum he
found genuine at the
PITTSBURGH DRUG HOUSE
• TOrrenee &Gairi%
Drugs, Medicines, Uhamisak, Perfumery, Paint%
0111, Lead, Varnishes, Brushes, Trusses,
Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
And all articles usually found In Drug Stores o
lint quality, toe-tale iow.
No. 70 Market street, corner of Fourth.
NATURE'S UNFAILING REMEDY
.DY - SENTERY
1:11. am co aarat 411. c• 122. Et lt 0
BLACKBERRY
Is the only safe and sure cure. /t contains no
opium or deleterious drugs, no mineral or Other
Mjuriouroompounds common to remediesgep.
wally sold for this elan of distutie. It is os
efficacious that Physicians very senerally use ,
It in their prat:Aloe in all chronic and dandrOde
easel.
17se no Ohtders mixtures :or doubtfukeoito
atone, (many of which undermine and'kute the
constitution,) when you can obtain an unfailing
remedy as simple and safe as Elaekbeirries
themselves,
Ask for DLROWS BLACKBERRY crAL
MINELTLITF A , and .lee that the proprietor's
rulunkif irr4tten on the outside wrapper of each
bottle.
Preitarea oily by
W. F. DAVIDSON
Faraaleby. an res ratable druvilstalri
I 01121f1 : 0' Sitelltii ;eats,
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• *tiv -complat.. aftortinzwitc 41'11 1047.
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afgene:-The
lettiot4ef Maims against the atnomninent, for.
natter- and 'naval imrvicauritint,theprotdre
uunitpf—perodons,, &C ilassfrowif bus{' - '
-a bus
nes'Ai of vett Wet' . Magnitude ' i dellfending not
30nry buireexpe*enc,e fngittiglMeesilfulproseou
ilon, but itf-pity anciAch elierahar on the
ipraAgent; sauce: foxily pro
sae. Gaztain
ehisotferliaice recently opened an a ge ncy for
allime - of , this, cluiracterstigi Grant street, and
4romtheir r eputation.eseXpcdtMeed 'attorneys
And indent tin dcarsfullmilMeee men aPpn
cants =SP entrust them with their claims with
the ful'estaiiiiidence hi their integrity, and that
no effort will be spared to bring such claims to a
speedy adiranent Mr Mat th ews, the head of
th e iirint , Amen for npwatdrof ten years past
eenneeteli.With- the Auditor's Department of
the ThiltedStates Tr easury, - and his'familiarity
mith'Publio 'accounts and the mode of bnatness
at Witattingtcui give him peculiar advantages in
expediting settlement of claims against the
thovernment. the
They also collect bounties, prize
money, prisoners' gay and Manna of-every char
eater, whether against the State or General
Government, making no charge for any service
until the Mahn ir fully acilusted. Olaimants re
mote from this city may apply either in person
or by letter to the Mikes in Washington and
Philadelphia.
Theatre.—The beautiful now in per-
formance at the 'nests, whio p h are lays
rendered In
the best of atylmi, are attracting crowded hous-
As every night to this favoritii.plitist of amuse
merit. The performance of Miss Pauline Cush
man last night was excellent and highly enter
taining. Our readers will not fall to notice the
beautiful programme offered for this evening.
Books.—W. L. Foster & Co. kareJust open
ed the Metropolitan Cila Book Store at No. SS
Filth street. They have on hand the largest
Block of books in every part of literature to be
found in the' Western States. The most liberal
inducements are offered to purchasers, and all
books are solo at publisher's prices.
Leoture.—Rev. James Treacy will, by re
quautompeattls ItiotU re 00. LibertLon Sunday
evening, Nov. 18th; 1884, in the basement of St
Paul's Cathedral, for the benefit of the Poor,
under the auspices of the Society of St. Vincent
de Pant. Tickets 26 cents. 2t
•
The third amnia! ball of She I. M. of P. &
V. will come cent Concert Hall on Friday eve.
ning, November Pith. All the friends of the
Haan are invited to attend. 2t
Boots, shoes and rubbers of every description
selling at private sale, at vezy low prices, at
Mcelellandss Auction Rouse, 56 Fifth street'.
TOBBPB YBYBB ANTHONY waxen
JOSEPH HETES it SON,
11 1.11.M*9.117FORIFRS . 'OF
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNIITRE AND CHAIRS
WAR EEIOUSE.
153 SMITHFIELD, AND 44Y1 PEDIN Ste
Between 6th et., and Virgin alley.
PITTAIORGIB.
KBRU
NrCORNWIALL & ECRIR
CARRIAGE A![MTFACTURETRS
Silver and Brass Platers.
Dr. Cutters'
DR. D. JAYNES & SON'So
E Ikt Mt 0 IL. XI
(Sorrier of Market street and Fourth
TORIMI OE & Pd'OARR,
DIARRi3~A.
CARMINATIVE
Sole Prolirletoe,
batdn~~r
~'~«~~C~THILT►
9P,IWITJMN OLDRS I Aiketalluz,t,
34 St...Mattes - Mee, New York,.
St'ijarr iie 'at the
CILAJEtamS HOTEL,
UNTIL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
Discharges from the ,Ear, Noises
in the. Head, and all the
Various • Acute an d
Ohronio Diseases
• .of the A ..
EAR & THROAT.
•
DR. LIGHTHILL . will re-visit
BURGH at regular intervals, aesordlug to the
requitementeof the patients under rge.
The business luliew -York does notsu ffer any
intemtption from this visit, as one of the firm
is there in Constant attendance.
'rEsmrmoiNri,tx.s
PITTSBURGH, 6,
the This will certify that I have November
bean under the
care of Dr. Lie:dbl.ll, for the cure of Catarrh,
and that, although he has attended me a little
over One week, .1 feel that a permanent cure is
to be affhlifed, and am so much better in all re
spects as to warrant me in giving publicity to,
these facts and recommending Dr. Lighthill to
any one afflicted with Catarrh.
Jacon FOPATTHE,
•s Forsythe, Bros. - tr. 00., 74 Water street.
From Hon. D. H. Cole, Senakopom the Twenty.
Ninth District.
ALBANY, Jan. 25th, 1864.
My DEAR Da. LIGATHILL is with great.
satisfaction that I communicate to you the
effects of the medicines you gave me, on my at.-
plication to directions, defective hearing. I fol
lowed your eo, and am happy to state
that I am now so far recovered after the first
few applications as to feel quite confident that I
am well and shall not need to proceed lurtner.
Be assured, my dear air. it necessity should
require, I should not hesitate to place myself
under your magic hands. Yours'with respect,
D. H. OOLE,
Albion, Orleans count} - ,
N. 1
From nie Home Journal, June 4.
In every business or profession, indeed, in
every department of science or skill, there is
always some acknowledged head—some one who
stands Out in bold relief among his fellows, aoa
sort of leader. In the study and treatment of
deafness and catarrh, as special diseases Dr. E.
B. LIGHTHILL, of this city, oecupiesjust the
position above described. He has de vat ed years
of labor to this speciality, anti Is now reaping
the reward of his industry. The editorial cni
umns of the Tribune, of a recent date, boar wit
ness to the Doctor's success in this department
of medicine. We quote the paragraph:
"Colts of s th$A.P MUM—Louis Loewine
stein a lad fourteen years of age, born its
Germany, come to this city when he was about
two years old. Soon after his arrival here he
was taken sick and lest his heating. By drgrees
he became first deaf and then dumb. For nearly
ten years ha was a mute, unable to hear the
loudest voice.or to articulate a word. About
one year ago he was placed by his parents in the
hands of Irr. - Lighthill, who has so far anceeetled
In restoring to hint his Ist powers of hearing
and utterance that' he can converse with those
who speak to him dist4notly and deliberately.
During the past four or rive months he has been
under the tuition of Mr. Henneche, and has
made considerable progress in reading and arith
metic."
Having been supplied with the lad's addrest,
we further investigated the matter, and ahem -
ered that previous to calling on Dr,
the youths case was considered hopeless, and
he was for two years an inmate df a Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. John Nett, D. D.,
Professor le Union College, Si:heneclady, in a
published letter, tenders his gratitude to Dr
I,l,ghthill tor treating successfully his case of
deafness. ker. Fred 8 Jewell; Professor
the State Normal School at Albany, also tes ti des
to have been cored or catarrh. Dr. Lighthilt
possesses other testimonials and tributes to bid
talent front some of the wealthiest and M 0..; t
prominent and respected citizens, which may ho
seen on application. It would benitlicult to
speak in any but terms of praise of his treat
ment, in the face of these many proofs and Emts
testifying to his success.
Remarkable Cure of Deafness
From the Rev. Joseph M . Clarke, Rertor of
Ja;nes , Church
Sys 0178 E, February 10th,
I have been deaf in one ear since I was in (lel.
lege, some twenty years ago By the skill of
I)rLighthill, its hearing was entirely restored,
so that now I hear alike with both my ears, and
I and that I can nee my voice with much mole
ease and comfort than before.
11. OLARKE.
oet3lmivv&f d&w
ANTED IMMEDIATELY-
THEE BLACKSMITHS,
to work on Iron "'lames and Wrought Post Bits
Ooturtant employment can be given. Gall at
ANTED IDIDEDIATELT-
SIX GOOD FILERS,
to work Homes and Bridie.Blte
, not1:10t
ANTED IMMEDIATELY-
TEN GOOD PLATERS,
to work on Haines, Bridle Bite, and all kinds
Coaph work. Ekt
WANTED 111114-EDIATELY-
FOUR GOOD COLLAR HANDS
o make all kinds Draft Collars
ANTED IMMEDIATELY-
TWO cwort LEATHER WHIP HANDS
58 WOOD SIREIIT
WANTIZID LIKALEILIIATELYT
A GIRL,
To do general housework and cook for gra tat
family. To such a girl a good situation and per
manent employment given.
Good wages p4A
None other need apply but those capable 'of
performing the above duties,
Mort come well recommended.
Cell et
58 WOOD STILE
ANTED UkUILEDLATELT-.
BOY 18 TO 16 YE &BS OLD.
To attend to one horse and buggy, and to do
errand's and such Jobe around the Dwalling
House. We want none but a good and a*ady
Boy.
Mast be well recommended.
1
no8:10toi
68 WOOD STBE
X 600,00 .ILA Co B T.I
...,owr-somEwinratir. int , rw
b *
the Merchants' and Manufacturer's E
ttsburgh, and the Allegheny Savings E
Federal street, Alleglieny„hy unty :of Mi
and St. Glair streeti. A AGEOFGII,I
SACHS, containing Five EftuutrediDnilidv
drider bellberedly-reeraidelett-lektrir
the Allegheny Savingsllablf., • • lie,
.
. .
, PICED .&ND - A110111361 OYSTIIIRS,
0.1 dozen "Maltby' , Spioatand-Oeve;433
, In Land a• pound Assns. Stuck received al
- sals • - - -,- EMEDualircElßtx
12a endeielegor
r
.01,13 TE. ea only comilmicallat
" GUns .4404 s O** a 4 te: teR":l
106 a
market • • y„6.,
IstrPrOckr* ,
mvlr
HITT9BIIRQB
The Camels are Coming.
A Southampton paper gives this ac
count of the shipping of a female camel
and her young one, which latily arrived
there to be sent to New York by the
Bremen mail steamer:
They were accompanied by an Aritt)
keeper. __By no contrivance could the
elder camel be induced to cross the
gangway from the dock to the ship, al
.though the Ari-b tried hy blows and by
coaxing with a bag of oats to get her on
board. The young camel—about the
size of a pony, and, covered with beau
tiful soft silky hair—stuck to his dam.
Asthe tide was about to ebb the pilot on
hoard the ship became impatient and
called out. "Have the animals shipped."
A number of the German passengers. on
board the New York rushed on shore,
and, amidst shouts of laughter, took the
young camel up In their arms and cal- I
ried him bodily on to the steamer, and
the ship was obliged to leave the side of
the dock immediately, leaving the she
camel behind. The young camel began
to cry is the most pitiful manner on be
ing separated from his darn. and the lat
ter, hearing .the cries, moaned distress
ingly; her eyes were moistened with
tears, and her head was slowly and
solemnly moving to and fro, looking for
her young one. At length i-Ite was put
into a horse-box and slung on board a
steam-tug and taken out ti, the New '
York, whisk waited in tlic stream for I
her.
The Petroleum Interest.
The petroleum interest has become a
shining light in the commercial world.
There appears to be something mar'
substantial than gas about it, and it de
cidedly grows fatter every day. A. short
time ago we gave a list of the different
companies engaged in extracting the fat
of the land from the soil of Pennsylva
nia. They represented an aggregate
capital of eighty-eight millions. An
addition to that list shows now a rep.
resentation of one hundred and sixty
millions and two hundred and thirty ,
companies, who are working, or pre
tending to work, oil farms, which are
far more profitable than grazing farms,
or grain farms, or farms under green
crops. Perhaps they resemble the latter
most, as they certainly bring in a large
crop of greenbacks; Many of these
companies are possibly bogus, and real
ly represent nothing at all; but admit
ting th'at even half of them are genuine,
it shows an• Immense addition to our
national wealth, and a vast increase to
the ranks of our newest order of aristo
cracy, an aristocracy which ought to
glide along more. smoothly than either
of those which have preceded it—the
codfish or the shoddy—for it certainly
does not want for lubricating material. A
5,9 WOOD STREET
58 WOOD STREET
MILLITARY ErEctmorr.—On the 14th
ultimo, Peter Keff, a private in the Sec
and Arkansas Cavalry, was exceuted at
Springfield, Mo., for the murder and
robbery of a citizen. He requested not
to be pinioned or have the cap drawn
over his face. When the guards,
twelve of - the Eigth Missouri;' came to a
"shoulder arms." he saluted them,
opening his vest, and, standing erect in
the position of a soldier, met his fate
fearlessly. Five Halle pierced his breast,
p an ai d n!4 e died almost instantly, without
68 WOOD STR,LE .
58 WOOD STREET
VERY oppressive orders have been is
sued against the Panes by General
Gablenz; the German . commander. Im
prisonment and bread and water fare are
proposed for the ma• ors of vthe towns
who do not aid the Prussian soldiers in
carrying out their tyrannical proceed
ings against the Danes: No Dane is to
occupy, with his family, more than one
room in hia house, the rest to be given
ogle the soldiers,: who are cursed and
loathed by , all, the Eichelswig Holsteiners,
who foolishly once sought their aid.
•
THE sorghum crop of the lowertown
ships of Bucks county is quite large.
Scarcely a farmer who did' not raise
enough to supply his family. The man
ufacturers of molasses are kept' busy.
At some of the mills there is enough
cane on hand to keep-them running WI
Christmas. The crop is a very profitable
one, yielding about 160 gallons per acre,
which sells at $1 80 per gallon by the
barrel ; =cost of- manufacturing 80 cents
per gallon, whicli'leaves a clear profit of
WO per sere.
A PHILOSOPHER writes to a tailor, who
bad failed to get ready his wedding suit:
"It was no serious disappointment; only
I should have been married if I 'had re
ceived the goods," That man will never
be seriously disappointed.
WOMEN es TELEGBAPHERS.—It is
said that upwards offline hundred women
are going out to India_ to be employed
on various telBgraphio lines of coin
.
Tag immigration to NeW- TclklitC44'
Europe continUelk to 11 0'0- ittaergel•
The•arrivals lastoreek 'numbered 6,0711,;'
which makes theitambet aint*liimarr
"A Look Banyward."
We clft't e fotoWing paragraph from
an editorial - artfcrs la the Chicago Pod
headed "A look Backfrard: '
.'! The A.merican pebrile are., Jost in the
wilderness of political. :frobre. All
things Went out of joint, -- TWIElin of
trade, of commerce mid politics seem
to be reversed; a people who groaned
in agony at au .annual expenditure of
eighty millions of dollars, now pay
three. times that sum in, loterest on a
public debt, which is inereailtig with
the rapidity of geometrical progression.
Twenty years ago the nation was.con
vulsed with apprehensions of a standing
army because a Secretary of War advis
ed in his report that the militia of the
several states should be enrolled and
organized by State authority, and the
Administration of which that Secretary
was a member was hurled from power
by an almost unanimous vote of the
people. Within the present decade
died the statesman who pronounced
.'upon the floor of the . &nett the funeral
sermon over the earthly remains of the
last paper currency for whith the United
States was, however so remotely respon
sible, and to-day seven hundred millions
of pape fo r, and two thousand millions of
bonds, r which the United States is di
rectly responsible,have driven coin from
the sight of the people. Taxes such as
no nation ever saw, are now imposed;
battles are fought which in their carnage
exceed the massacres of the wars when
Rome contended with barbarians whom
It was considered lawful to destroy by
any means. A civil war of the most
gigantic nature has progressed during
four years, and the people to-day are as
deeply, if not mote deeply, interested in
the result of an election in some doubt
ful county, than they are whether Hood
has killed 5,000 of Sherman's troops or
Sherman•has destroyed that number of
Hood's. Time was when a public debt
of five hundred millions would have
been accepted as proof of national bank
ruptcy; now that debt is counted by
thousands of millions, and no one seems
to think they need be any limit to that
debt. The whole manner and feelings
-of the people and their thoughts'and
habits, seem to have changed. They
do not know their actual position, nor
whither they are going. Though sur
rounded in the blackness of night, they
neither pause in their journey for the
approach of dawn nor seem to care
whether a now day ever dawns upon
them. They plunge headlong without
guide or compass, consent apparently
Iv welcome any fate that may befall
them."
• ...al.\ 1
LATEST:, # TELEGRA
.TlEfa-WAW,TION.
NEW
. .
Telegraph Wires Out of Order
State Claimed by Both Parties
The Vote In Gon.Grant's Army
ALAANY, Nov. 10.—There itothing
more definite here to-night as to the re-'
snit in this State. The., Democrats
claim it by a few hundrea, while the
Republicans insist they have carried it
by atleast 5,000.
The Congressional delegation from
this city stands two Abolition, two War
Democrats and two regular Democrats.
Brooks' majority is 159, Raymond's
381 and Darling's 1,082.
The Herald says New York and Penn
sylvania have both gone Republican.
The indications are that Seymour is de-'
feated. Fenton appears to have run
ahead of Lincoln in several of the inte
rior counties. Thus far McClellan has'
carried only three States, New Jersey,
Kentucky and Delaware.
The next Congress will be over
whelmingly Republican Allowing the
delegations from 'States yet to elect
members of Congress, there will be 3
more than a two-thirds Republican ma
jority on joint ballot.
In the New York Legislature there
will be 84 Republidan majority. The
State has gone Republican by 5,000' and
Pennsylvania by 15,000.
The Post says: McClellan's electoral
vote is 21 out of 249. Lincoln probably
carries every &site except New Jersey,
Delaware and Kentucky.
Thirty-eicht Pennsylvania regiments
in Grant't army give 4,700 votes for
Lincoln and 2,800 for McClellan.
The Albany Evening Journal this af—
ternoon claims a majority for Lincoln
and Fenton of from 5,000 to 7,000. The
_Argus insists that there is from 1,200 to
1,500 majority for iffcC'ellen.
0,000 Prisoners Exchanged
General Sheridan Recovering
Trouble Expected with Japan
The Austrian Minister Dead
NEW YORK, Nov.lo. —Nicholas Conn
De Garigi, Austrian . Minister Resider,
in America, died at Clarendon Rote
on Tuesday.
r The Herald's Fortress Monroe corres
pondent says all negotiations for the ex
change of ten thousand prisoners at he
vannah have been completed. The first
installment of rebel prisoners sailed from
Hampton Roads on Monday for Savan
nah liver, and on the.arrival there ten
thousand of our men will be received in
return.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—The Titnez'
Martinsburg special says: Gen. Sheri
dan has so far recovered as to brable to
ride horseback. Capt. Moore, of his
staff, is better, but not well enough to
ride.
The Poat says: The gunboat Just built
here for the Japanese is detained ander
protest from the British minister, ow
ing to the impending hostitities growing
out of the demand by the Govern—
ments of the United' States, England,
France and Holland for the opening of
the Japanese inland sea. An allied
fleet has ere this gone to force an open•
ing.
The Elegtion in Missouri
ST. Louis, November 10.—The late
storms so damaged the telegraph wires
that we have but feiv scattering returns
from the interior, but it is conceded to
Lincoln by a handsome majority, and
also the election Of the Radical State
ticket. McClnrg, Logan, Blow and
Brtyd will be returned to Congress, and
one or perhaps two other Abolition Con
gressmen are elected. The Legislature
will be largely Abolition. The conven
tion question is carried and a large ma
jority of the radical delegates are elect--
ed.
A.MHERSTIII7/143, C. W.vicliig. 10.—The
Propellor Georgian arrived here yester—
day. The Collector of'Customs reached
here but found nothing suspicious, but
he detained her until further
. orders from
the Government. The owner is very
indignant and threatens to claim dama
ges.
NEW CARPETS
AT
• .
• PANIC PRICES.
We are now receiving oar new Fall Stock,
just purchased, and offer a choice assortment of
the newest patterns
OIL
•
•
CLOTHS,
IDRUOCOETS,'
&c., &o.
•
Nam of whlch.are not to be had elsewhere AT'
A REDUCTION OF FROM TWENTY-FIVE
TO FIFTY PEE OFZU from prices of a few
weeks age.. Id'FAREAND & ooturrs,
'IL & 73 Fifth stre4Secilud Floor
Next house to Post Mao Qustom HouSe
not.
. . .
FIRSTN ATION JINX Or FlTrastriirat,
(Late Pittaburah Trust 0o,,) N0v.1,136t f,
/NUM PWRSIDEdIiT AND DHOW.
- TORS of this Bank have tido day doctoral'
a Dividend of FIVE PER OENT. on the W
ho' Stock, out of the profits of the pas six
months, payable to the Stockholders, freefrom
Government Tax. J. D. souL
noloawd Lemitter.
MA.COAHLONI AND ITEMILICKLIAL
. • •
30 Bones Italian Mao:word. and Vermacelll
In store and for stye by _
Baps.,
Nos. 1213 & 123 Wood'atteet-
rrillirV - rUli :MO :I ,4 71'
50 Boxes Choice Pine Apple Cheese,
Received this day, and for sale by
sep2l REIMER & : :
I TAWS—OII Cloth and 'Paper, with
darert..for.sale by :
oolty W. P. NEARS :
_ _
MilkE: V0101.10%6 LARelets
ABlli PI PillithlPlN e casugli l lja.o .
Azielq ,
T
4D
QinCrrialffS , 31011 AA N--%
ED at nrivite," -
' 3 Wrarts*Ardikoka -" " 1-714 F tiam6 .. , ~ . .•
theilliwsAmisson*msf illi"
4'1"";
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noun
totorilvr.t.attiOn itaxt.T.Eur.
1:4 1- aellt of
MISS, P.A-tt LINE cusaltrAN:,
The factotis titiloW•SOilittand Spy,. ho, Secret
ought only, wilLgiVe ,an,micount of. the
Service of the 'gaited Bihiegi She will apptilir,
• in rilafolla•u.nifonno ••••
Man Last appearance but ..61241: the :idol Cnn ie-•
,
NCR. j;llklallijkdk
THIS (Friday) Er G,. ' tie presentad
the comic:piece of •
HIS .L.1.. - sri
o, oallaghan • '.
. Waal:
Adventurea.oL—lallai, Panlinefhishman.
To Conclude with
BARNEY THE tt&RON:
Saturditi4+-Benegt of Par. Ward: •
PITTBBUS(ygTjYL. TA E
Find appearance of the worltErenowneil Thur.,
' • dian arn
d'Ooedirft4';' 1 a •
M CKtArlq C A. 4 -
and hie beautiful and talented daughter, ,
AIMS 'VIRGINIA BUCHANAN •
Whose erformances in all the PRINE;
jo PA)L
THEATRES of GREAT BEITAIN.AUSTRA
LIA, CALIFORNIA, • and other Parte of
America, have been received with great eat/W-
M/Wm by
CROWDED AND fASHIONABLE AUDIENCES;
• Andfininetuiqd by them to be the
Great ALAI . fete di - the Age.
ONIstONDAY, - NpV;l4th,
Will be performed Boutdicnulf&C. charming
Comely eif
LONDON ASSOlLlikek.-
Sir'lf %mutt Courtley...:MaKean Buchan:in.
(As played "by him Sou nigilta in Europe 'and
A rncric:4.)
Lady Gay Speaker... :Ales Virginia Buchanan
no 7:
wiMELER ar; WILSONPA
SEWING MA( 'ES
Opel. 16c,
already been aid.
• Over 11000' are in men An` Pittsburgh
and Vicinity.
The Sale of these inimitable krathines is
greater than all others combined.
No one should, buy% a Sewing. Machine
until they have examined and tested the
Wheeler & Zhou. - ..1
They are warranted for titres years,
Instruction. Free.
Atir - Snlearoom, No. 27 FTFTR' t;TREET
SUJILNER & CO., Agento
CE=
ST: FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
.
Under Oare of the fraltoman Brot hare..
INSIIT.UTIOIii, SITUATED IS
abLoretto, Cambria Pennaylvaabi,
out four miles from CressonCounty,
Station on the
direct route between Philadelphia andPittaburgt
was chartered in 1859 with privileges to coati,
the Mina' Collegiate Honors and Degrees. The
location of the College is one of the moat neelthy
in Pennsylvania —thiiiimrtion of the Allegheny
mountains being proverbial for its pure orate,.,;
brazing air, and picturesque scenery.
The Scholastic year commences 04 the FIRST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER of each year, ancLends
on the FIRST OF JULY. following. It is divided.
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home ,
between the Sessions. Alt the• Apparatus neces. j
Barg to Land Surveying, Engineering, he., he.,
will be funiished by the Institution to the.
Studentu . ; •
Instrumental ant Vocal alualc forme no extra
charge. Students will be admitted from eight•
years to the age of manhood;
•,
T8.4318-13oardand WILMA:ion, payablehallyes,qy
. in advance, . . . . ..... •••••••••••••,,,- • •••••••.. 75 .
Bedding a nd Washing, per session io
Surveying and use of instrumeritil, pir an
none
Clasical and Modern Langurcges, o.kfi r a.... .10
Studenteapending Vacationet the College.. 28
Reference can be made to the Bishop.
Domenee. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wpod, PtrUadOlphlo;.
Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto ; Rev. Dr. O'llara,
Philadelphia; Rev. Henry Wfatugbitni Phile- •
delphia ; Rev. Pierce Mahar, Harrisburg.
, N. B.—.A hewli runs daily to Lorretto ilvm•
Cresson.
ens:!
, I.JELUSH Suparior
To Wounded Soldiers,
AL LL SOLDIERS WHO . RAVE BEEN
A
Discharged by reason "of *ounds received
In, any battle, and who have not received the
63.00 113130 17.1W r I r lir; r •
can now receive the same
'OMICW., .
By applying to us either in person or by letter:
Pay for - the Witte; the mothers iwhen.
widowa),and the children of ,
• PRISONERS OF WAR -
Now to the South promptly collected.
SPeolal and personal attention given to claims
for 1:101I.SES KILLED IN Ba.PTLE, or cv
tured by the enemy.
.• . • •E.. T. ALA:THEWS
808 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
BRARICTI OPPIOE s--9S Grant streeti,
• Ittannrgh.
CIiLBEILT M. MOIIASTEII i
.JOS.lit GA.7.ZAM, Attonieya et;Lnic
-
S. S. BRYAN,
BEOEMB AND INAJBANOE AGENT,
,
NO. 69 FOURTH agniEggr,'
(Burkels
- 103 - uTs AND SELLS OR Cok/lUSSION
Mlft REAL ESTATE, and all descriptions Of
Bond and..Stoeks, in this or the Philadelphia
.Agent foilthe Wads, Inscir;6o Com-
In f fraitte,rl4°' ZiroMiadoeflptan:
Veterinar
0 enrgeonry and Horse IfospitEiV AnnottaAl 'pitorJ'-auteimpitai-.:,: .',.'-',,•':>.;•
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Pint, Street,. between: Smithfield isp4, graust; • • ''. ''- ' 4 - 11 7iliNd i T"4 • ;;;T iu ‘ na " . ..iii;;; • •7 , - : , :f "I
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lf2 TO THE 'ABOVE STABLE : . .! - :, -., l-......- •••• % . -2,___^ , .. 3 :03 -3 :Ti.:•3k.3g* . .
IL) on 'Monday; November Oh, a line-sized. _, , s,..s.t,.*OriOrtliplittri 4‘..rW-kf/jr.':'....,
bt q fa-, Which the ownei Mtn - Imlterbyprovimg: ~ jr- -.. . ~' •-„,t.', , ,:-.I ..?, ,1 .1 -- ..t - *.taritis.si..liii4 , ';•2.4 ; X : l4"' ........ -
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prop , vty, aid paying charges- '
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nee Start/Inc
dual use only& 1 -, •' , 7:t0r , 0 ' ' , a 41 ,Y , O '•,•-": - -% • 5 - ;;•.i'l.:::.,
iiiiiillEßl6o AND PAILM. • - .,.„__Otardi,Do_ ItilPities,9o/111.1 -f- ,/ - i., - -
... "s:f•- - - A;
• i/lIPLEMENT WO RKSollarion Avenue 'me c h . " - . ouo - -:.-B . • . • ' - '''' -- ' - ! A f' f ..?..t f ' f t...2.: • s. - :, 1 . ,.. , :_.•
near Railroad. Station, Allegheny silty. PureamicilitrigOrmse s Pii , g. .. . --:,•• • . •',.
kinds of: wisgons,•carts, timber *heeler, ,qrucks, • ' • ~..___P a rt'
__,, al4l)Sho ni n ,_,,__„_' w ... 1 / 1 1 %,__ ' ' .;., s." ~ _ :-.., - -;.-
wheelharrdws.arays coal-cart; stove Mid biz , -4. n..............,..,`=,.....:7,11_,r ;..:rtil.: i,Vi;;,--...f:],:i..'"*...
gage . truakef Bich* stiaw and•foddereutters anti - - '''`,.,......,—,--",,,'"'—',,,
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alsomasticators. Four thirerentkinds of horsentketr ,• - '''''"''`"--"', "fr ...,.' • ,•••.".`„ 6 • ";,f ...4,"::: .• •
, steel rakes arid fork , teeth suitable for all I . ' ' - ......_-"-
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the different patent horse rakes In the United i .-vmv_ . ,, , -,..,''..lssf_siggssavglie':,..•:,.;-•
-States, all made of the best materials and war- ' •• f - '..." •,
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ranted, W s holepale orders solicited. I
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v
SUFtRIQR CRACKERS,
Pilot Bread and Ginger Snaps.
NO. Of PO
• EMPLQYMENT. '•,'
*75:. te :sells I I,7A2Ng 4 17v"jo
. ,
will give et sottnnisalon on ail mashirres Bold; or, ', -- -
employ agents who will work for the above ~ ward'.
._ : ~..- .., ... f .
wages and all expeniee Elitirrittrira ••.- • ~ ~=• ,- ~ , -.. 4,...,. ,-
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s y fr. ..irlai ‘ 2141(0,--, 7 ' z .
_mink & Son, Water street, : -.:0,, " . i .11.f•-:7111P
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celebrated house of POWERS ftbsiUT.
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* Fifths;
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Pxperierie;c4 Pharnineetittst, and alli Attedi , . ', •
in eempewlingpreasgp,tipplifiungelent*.Vt4 ..--,-:
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