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THE PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1873. DHY GOODS. DHY GOODS. DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS. DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS. DAILY -GAZETTE. Cathoiie terrorism," to aDua OFFICE: GAZETTE Hiss Aesra Kthsl, a faTOrtta has eeea married to Francis W. Tracy, Baflato. lunmilUBd Hmim Faroe, from the town Waltetord, walse lute Swan Oreok, in Toledo, on Bitoroay and was arowned.

A ourn occupied era family named Kelly r.In,.i 1,7 are la Toledo, ea Sator- Comer ticS Awatie asd tifield Street WM. SEMPLE 1 Shawls, Shawls. datioaa for the ultimate BDglo Catholic Sclavonio Churches into Church. AD -ha refu to accept 1 ILUBiia, 0BT UO. 5EW Vl Tranm snow, a elerfc In the westfield.

Maw.) office baa been arrested sod coh IISG fc IS Eitr ProprirtoB. eoontry. A Catholic Synod should then appointed to recognize the religions af nnina it recommends suutuu uo icai.cu and ordered to We the I foreigoera at the Roman Catholics of the Empire, also special Council, composed of ft9d to tpeattsg registered letters from the Wasters wail, waicb fieeasioaUy reoulas over fairs musnrgla, llrcS'BT City aad AIM-j and SEW 1 Unusual Bargains, laymen and ecclesiastics, to arrange the gti ay Cwaty. TEEMS FOB 178- U4I1.V OaSSt, eWatMSB- fur six -months 1 OS details of each reorganization. This Synod would recognize the Pope as the spiritual head of the Church, bnt woald not permit him to interfere in its affairs, or to confirm appointments of Bishops, which power One per five per Ten per downward.

Into tbe Stuck Exchange Buahed the sx bundred. No time to reason why, No time to make reply. Sell! sell! the only ery! I 'i to tbe Stock Exchange Kasbed the six bundredj. Brokers to right of them, Brokers to left ef tbe on, Brokers In front of them Bellowed and thundered. Bails could net stem the tide, BVars eon id not run or bide.

Few imugned, bnt many cried Into tbe Stock Exchange Rushed the six bundled. Oh! what a sight was there! Arms lifted bUb in air, Tearing eaeh other's hair Outsiders wondered -Nothing would do but sell L-wer the market fell, Who can this tempest quell?" Halt of tbem thundered. Out of tbe Stock Exchange Rushed the six bundred. "Shut up the doors!" the cry Stop not to reason why Basks will sot certify; Someone has blundered! Ruined those wbo planned the raid, Ruined those ebem fortune made, Ruined bencetortb oar trade! All have been, plundered! ave us froraJwaat and Cried the sixibundred. would be invested in the Emperor.

Mm tkmweA, pav rrir tt All iiiffiiTiT gfntUab mad 6y ccvreav orim mrnrv rdcrv twi forwarded unll bt otoer WEEKLY GAZETTE. mtmgtt jMrdcpr. rnVmb 25 Ctawe' 1 is A mvn furnish' 4 yratuMusly fe rftr up syfe Clee fa. Past-mattenytr rfutrt te oet fm WZ addntt. jwjfoflfoe, ewwary aawi Star.

sslee MartK eatrw ofltea, ia ertfrr (feat tAere WM. SEMPLE DRESS GOODS, FINE, MEDIUM LOW PRICES, SEW SEW SEW IMMENSE STO0I LV. SEW Remarkable Bargains, iEW loice Dark Dress UHC lsc, 1HC ssr. KEVT Merinos and Serges, SEW Camel's Hair Goods SEW Redingote Goods, AT LOW PRICES. 165.

167 and 168 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY. INo. 26 Fifth Avenue, rrrrsBUBOB, asd 173 and 174 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY, A.W.1C0, Are now opening every day New Dress Goods, ramel's Hair Fabrics, Hrrj PoBgeea, Urer Xobaira, Grey Foplins, Bronze Shades, Of Ml kind, of New Fall Fabrics Sew Satined, Kew Cashmeres, Sew Serines, Sew Poplins, Sew Alpacas New Repps, Sew Serges, Sew Mohairs, Sew Black Silks, Sew elored Silks, New Mixed floods, Sew Saltings, In mr fsortcstourssosl POPULAR PRICES Stoek constantly replenished wltb an the novel- rice of th A W. EBWIN AG CTION SALES. MODERN CITY DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, AT AUCTION Residence of Chailes A.

Wool Esq. Comer of AND FOURTH STBSS on Uu, pmuiwat, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, AT a O'CLUCS P. H. The House is of pressed brick, contains 13 rooms, nilh Marble floor in Hall, and Marble Mantles in entire main bnilding, Closets Fantries, Storerooms, 4 Bath Rooms, Water C'osets. Ha Hot and Co.d Water, Registers and Speaking Trumpets througltoni th? entire building; is supplied with one of Reynold Heat ers, and is flnivhed thronghont with all modern improvements and In the best stjte, and Is one of the most complete and elerant Residences in the city, and furnished with everj convenience.

There is also en the premises an elegant Three-Story Pressed Brick Stable AND CARRIAGE HOUSE, With Coachman's Room Wash Rooms, complete tn every aeiati. TERMS One fourth-cash, balance In one, two and three with interest, secured by bowl and mortgage on the preujL-e. J0HS J. SPEiKMAS, K. J.

ANDERSON, II. W. OLIVER, Trustees of J. T. and C.

A. Wood. OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. Ornca or Citt Ewcumnca, I Cttto all so mew ie. isrm.

OTICE THE ASHKSSMEST FOR th (Iradtnu. Favlrir an-1 CmWnr of CHAB- ttirps stu.KT. finm Kan itner allev to Western avenue. Is now ready tor examination, aud can be seea a this office until MOM1AY, October Ttb. when It wtll beplacd In th hands of tbe City Controller to aerve notices fur the payment of the same, ocl? CHAS.

UAV1I-, City Kugineer. INSURANCE OF HARTFORD. Capital, $3,000,000. Losses Paid ia 54 Vtars, $39,800,000 00 Losses Paid ia Past 16 Months, 9,000,000 00 ASSETS, HAM 1 -1873. Casbln Band and In Mortgage Bonds and Seal Eatate Se- tin Hat ageB it stock 1,48.

ass ee Banfcdtock ee UnitedlStatwt, State and City Btoclc, and other Securities. S.3Se,w7 LOSSES ADJUSTED AND FAJD BY S. S. Carrier, AgU No. 59 Fourth Avenue.

HA BR EOSEB, iLRCHITSSCTS HAVS HKatOVKBto tt.Ba" Orn Sixth av.DU.d8mithfl.W Street. rVATSTRAW-lOO BALES FlUME WM. SEMPLE NEW SEW Millinery Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Plumes, SEW Pompons, Tips. Buching, Belts, NEW NEW Fringes, Gimps, Hair Goods. Jewelry, Notions; Fancy Goods, NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Gents' Underwear, Ladits' Underwear, NEW Gloves and Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces, SEW NEW Extraordinary Bargains.

KEW I Xo. Dozen and Upward Linen Handkerchiefs, At (X SO per Ooztm. direct fmm BtifMt, SEW Kid Gloves. $1.25. An Importation of two Buttons splendid quality andftnifh.

165, 167 and 169 ii-tti-r. i rrrrt rt iTMTtf I ftliMtAL MM ALLBtTflftiu. STOVES, RANGES, THE, aavraoTOBsia sr Graff, Hugus auo, lilXJDB' IMTEOVEB star Mange, Xmprovad Coubla-Crroa BOSTON RANGE, Tan's raTM PORTABLE RANGE Parlor and Cook Stores, Fine) and Common Tlnameled Grata Front, Fine and Common Enameled Fendors, Nickel Plated Grato Fronts, Kiokoi Plated Fon-dei's, Wash House Farniture, Wash House Stoves, Coal ole Joora. WUOLmLE AND RETALU 206 and 203 Liberty Street ENOCH MOBGAFS WB SAPOLIO SAPOLIO for Cleantnc ronr Hoose will Bive the labor of one cleaner, ti ive It a trial. SAPOLIO for Window Is better than Whiting or Water.

2o removthR curtains and carpets. SAP OLIO cleans PiBt and Wood. In fact the retire honse, better than ap. Mo slumping, baves labor. Vuu can't affurd be without it.

SAPOLIO SAPOLIO fc; better than Soap arid Sand for polishing Tinware. Brightens wtihoatscratci.mg. A OLIO Fohshea Brae and Copper better than Acid or Oil and i.oiten 8uin. SAPOLIO for Washing Disbee and Ulaasware la tnvatuabla. Cheaper tba Soap.

A I removes Sralns from Marble Mantles, Tables ana Statuary, from Hard-finished Walla, and from China and Pure lain. SAPOLIO removes Stains and Urease from Carpets and other woven fabrics. There is no one article known that will do so many Kinds of work and do it as well as apouo. lry u. HAND SAPOLIO a new auu wonaer; ui eactiv i ouet Sosp, having ao equal in una eounirj or abroad.

SAPOLIO an am fount pores dlirim a article- for the Ba.k. "reaches Uie of all dirt, open the pores and gives a acuos ana uniiiact tint tss sain. SAPOLIO Cleanses aad Beautifles the Skta, ia- stavtiy removing any stain orottm-isb from both hands and face. SAPOLIO withuut a rival in Uie worl for curicgor prevent! roughness and ehapumgof either handaor face. "SAPOLIO removes Tar, Pitch.

Iron or Ink status and Urease; for workers tn Machine Bbops, limes, ts In-valuable. For making the Skin White and sort, aad giving to it "bloom of it is untiurpaaa- SAPOLIO Ciftta lo to 15 Genu oer cute, and everybody auould havdlt. 1'ou wiU DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. Boy it of jonr merchant if he has it, er will proenre it for too. If not, then wrlt for onr Pamphlet, "All about Sapolio," and it wiU he mailed free.

ES0CH M0HUAV9 S0S8, i 20 Park Plaofc N. T. or. aai t.rtr!T r-tttBhuTffti. ra.

BRASS FOUNDERS. JOES FIimiMOSS. South Side Brass Works. kiniw or BRASS CASTINGS MASS TO OaVEO. Prompt Bias, uoada and Anumctloa No.

95 CABSON ST. South Side, piTwsiia Speedily areiL-Ail Forms old statriiabad "SJr rauUiioia and eraat sireet. or.d avei.w. FittSburgb, ra gO CHABCK TT5TIL CUKIJ. fcma.

BOictnte, OTchltla, Hernia and stfl Urlsery are cured in the ahortost poesioia "Hf'fffaaiw permanent settaf SixirmaUirrhiia, or iLUaic-irta and imaoamcy. aa ite result of seif- eicrflu in icatni-er years, and wislch prottr.ee frfBe firfiowlng eaecta, as emtssloos, btotcbee, uSiutr, diiarfnaea, nervooBoees, dlmneaa ot sight, m2fu lndigeution, cinsupatiou, despondency, cm-nloa or idea, aversion to society, loss of nmory, Lna sexual power, and which uhSts the victim for bns-loees or and causing insanity awl OPrJumpTloo, are thorooirhly and peruiaaentiy cured. Medlclneri Mpplled at the Institute. A medical pam-Dhlwt relating to pitvatediaeaaosst is sealed envelops for two stantpa. AU comit'ial cations eonBdeaUal.

This Institute was ei-iabUeiie for tbe express pnr-ocse of sai'pSyhJg the aftllctsd wlOt nclenUBe aud reiia-SiBtrearmenL aisd oot to be eia-ised wltU the iutier cus quaclcs iatpotftors that infest all Jargejrities. Tha nrenriitors have made the treatrosat ti Frivata and nadal diseases the study of Uielr lives, aud cu ro'ev wiensads all over tne oountry that have lwn lfltwdl uid cured their tmiiaeat. No mstter no7 oe tong siandiag rr nay be. ir cnra-'ki, attar a nencoal ejtwnluauoa tbey wtit frankly tel1 nw iteiiilr, tej Have csrel manj caues given un try other rarsiolw. tKatet by mallor esrsreta, tmt wneiepre-jrtAic, it ti feet to vlaU ue dtf hx iriaal coasaita- GlrSo sftDICAL INtmrUTK, Ho.

its seroea afeau, Ptfubargn, Fa. Oftei taaa A. M. to 7 r. au euauajs WM.

SEMPLE FALL SYLES. MILLINERY GOODS A comptete scook at oar nana! esrsalos. Hats and Bonnet, Flowers and Planes, Pompens aal Wings, OstrickTips, TriBined Hats and BoBnets, Notions, a fsU stock of choice Hoods. Fancy Goods. In great variety.

Departments Hwly snppUed. Xverytklnc very cneaa. Gents' Goods, rlteferr. StnvMt. rvttnm.

Sr1iw WKiia u.1 Cwiorea, Undershirt. BraLea, tua- cardigaita, Ac, LADIES' UNDERWEAR. RIBBONS RIBBONS Plain and Watered Safin Klblwn, Plain and S'rtpe Laees and Embroideries, Baches and Baching, TelTet Belts, Hair (Hoods. 165, 167 and 169 FKBKRAT. ST A1LEGHEFT.

ORDINANCES. AS Authorizing tbe is-sue of tor tto puicbase of tne section l. Be tt ordained ana enacted ry trie Pesect and Comiuou rouncils of tt Cuy ot All -gruy, wid tt linreby oidained and euatad bv autboriiT of the same, Taat tbe Cuatrwl to and Be is hereby autor- ue tit prepare ana l-su KCJiMerea orCoupua Hon- aa amount nit vjcveaiog alt bundroa nd fifiy tltcasand (ase OOO ee) to be de.ltroa'ed blr. aoDioved th SOta dav ot March A. D.

1ST3. hue. 3. tiAld Bfjo.an anali eltbr KeRiMnd or Coup ootids tn suclt proportion tbe KtnaDce Com-mlltee may (iRterailac. if Coiipnus to ba of tha de-uummaOon of ODeTtionnind Ui I lata each; lr Begrister-ed To be df the deonminat'OP ef Uue Hundred liars asid its mal'ipl, Toey shail tie payab'e in twenjy )ean iruio uBiMoayoi ttcuiwer a.

u. tms. waits Hiimi osriiB ua.w or eaia tjoaa-. wun mie.OEu im seven wr eent. oer swi-nom.

ravab'e adtul-Kn- mtally. Tree from Municipal and Ktate tAxatiuu. The LriiirlDS 1 shall be navabie at the nf th dt Treasurer in tbe CUy of All'-fieny, and tbe iB'ercst ettlirr at tbs ofBccor the Cltv Tr.yxfireror at tHe Baak- imt House ot i uwnteiio, mien a me city 01 i-aaeipflia, a tr.en' Kier mr tect. (Kc. a.

TLa tTor.troller shall fetrnarpTiratearcmnits ci au nouusi Bueu aoa 01 fell money whiuq may oe ra-c-tv- en acrotjnt ibereof. aita canci id flie ali Koodsandcomoas. wbich may at anytime be paid ttf to tity ireariarer, or at uio isaiatiiig nnw 01 Whe'ea f'o. oac. 4 Tbattneiaitii.

cmutand cortwrats nroper- ot the Oitr A'lezbeov ia bcreby iledtrMl for tbe of said Bonds at roatui irv. together with tfce intifiest afeniinK and tn ad J.tioij tbereo a' tJie tinit or raaKli irrlii; annua nanranrtv inns of Cltv. tberfi snail betirowldd antiuailv amount fa ct eut to the Inten-atuna jnus. and ad anion iiWit-ro au amuunLiioi. live per cum.

01 me wr-oto amount ot bontJf outst-nd tnic a-; a Hiofelug Fund rorthe i-f riimirii ion -f uiil bnds at maiarltv. which saidainooa! may be tcrtsted annnaliy lu the bonxis 111-rr Sec. a. That somarh of anv OrrllnsBce as may en- flict witu or be sut-pSied by the tgolug, be and the same is hereby repea l. Ordained and exacted Into a law this ata day of Freaideni of Select Council Attest E.

T. WirrTE, Clerk of txlset CoaactT. ALFRED SLACK. President of Cotiunoii Council. AttaSt RflBT.

UTLVfOMTH. Clerk of Comn Connefl. cl8 A' 0KI15AXCE Anthorizini? the Uie Thit ibe 0111 milt on Streets be. and are hereby acthorizpd and directed to invite and re-t-elve Drrnoslft for Parne aud urbine of Forti street, from A street to New Brighton road or nest Lna avenue, ana to contract mere 1 or wun me lowest ami l-t maoer or bidders at their ill-ret ion. ra('.

1 hat tor dilraviiif ite ana einrnsai Ow. a.iii ture ta iuretiv leviad a snectal aseisnriit. id aHsessment tx made and collet d. as p.ovtded oy lite act 01 Asenioiy. tnriiieo an relative 10 treeu ui the City of Allegheny, approved April ibi.

sk 3. That all orilinancai? and part 8 of ordinances. urdaiaed and enacted into a law this i.h tlav uooutr, a. xj. JASJES HCBHIek.

PreaiUeiit of Stlect Council. k. 1 hit Clera of tjelect Ceasril. Al.KKFnSLAf'ir. PresWent-of Ckquuoi.

CouaeU. Attest: Kobt. Dilwokth, Clerk of Common Council. oci7 Alr 0KD1N AM Aaihorizine tbe Uradmff. Pavtnir and Carbine of Suoeflor street.

from Piehlc avenue to the Ohio tlver. Skctios 1. lie it ordained and enacted or the Se'ect acd Common Cooneiburf the City of AlleRhenT. and it Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the aaine. That the Commute on -miw! be and thev re lKvby auihorlzed and directed to invite arid proposals ror tne brraome, raving aoa CuU-fctiperiur street, fiom i'reble aenu the Ohio riv r.

and to tract therefor with the towtsi and beT bUMcr or bidders, ax their discretion. Sir. a. That defravine The e.t ainltimmvicr the there Is heieby levied a t-pecisu assesioe-1. said aessment to be made coiiected, as provide! by the act of Assembly, entitled an reiativB to Hrretsin the City of Ailegheny," approved April 1m, i7e.

btc. 3. Tliat all ordinances and part of ordinances iort'iiMsient herewith be aniare heietn- rexenued. Ordained ad enacted. Into a law.

this ecu day of A. i. W7. JAMES WCBBIFR, -FreaUdeat ol Select Council. Attest; h.

T. White. Clerk of sielect Council. ALFRED SL.ACK, Fresident of Conunoo Council, Attest: R. Diivobth.

Clerk of Common Coaretl. I A Sen the right to eiect a frame stable, TTO-i 1. Be iLordalned and iv tha M- iect and Common Councils if the City ef A Hop hen v. and it ia hereby ordained an bv autaoiitv of tqe same, i oat joim teas oe a- a ne is nervty sntea pertpt-sion meiect a frame stabie on the New lgiUon Mt. TliatBomtich ef anv ordinance as mav con- fi ci or )e tupp ied by tiie forefioiQg, ue and the same 1 hereby rep.

Ordained and enacted Into a law this 9Jt day of JAMES MCHKIKK, Freeldeat of aetett Council. Attest: ft. T. White. Clerk ot fcelect ALFRt SLACK.

Fresldent of Comnioo CouncU. Attest: Host. Uilwokth, CierKof Common Cooscll. AN ORKIXASCE Relative to a Viewer on tbe Becurbtng and Bcpaying tt Jameson street. facTiON 1.

Be ordained and enacted bv the Se lect and Common Councils of the Cits of Allegheny, and It Is hereby enacted by authintvof the same, i That Alexander Rilan'Ubea'id in hereby appointed a I Viewer on the -curbing and Bepavlng of Jieasm Btie--t. (otdatued and enacted Into a law the ISUiday of June, A.I. 1072,) inpiaceof Kobert Clugstoa, de- 3hc. That so mach of any ordinance as inny con-fllct with or be snrrDiied bv the foresutng. be and tha game ts hereby repealed.

tniiini auu fin ou mw iw, line w.u way October, A. 1. 1ST a. jASir.a MrBSitit, Fresldeat ot Select Council. Attest: R.

T. WtTTTB. Clerk of Select Censeil. ACFRKD SLACK, preslfient of Common Council. Attest: Kobt.

Dilworth. Cicrfc of Crgnmoa Council. ocl? AS 0RD15ASCE Fepealinsr an Ordinance the opni' of Milroy avenue. l. Bel ordasnpd and enacted bv the Select and Common CoaneUa of the City ot Allegheny, and it tri nereuv oruaitiro iini enacieu ov autnontv or ine fame.

That the Ordinance authorizing the opening of datne-i and er acted iuto a law. June A. 1. an ana cue samr isnfcreiir reneaiea. a.

That so much of anv OrdinAneA an mav conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same ss hereby repealed. Ordained and enactodinto a law. this th dar of UlaWI u. aaaa. dftMITO BCKK1EK, PreslUeat of jStJtctCouncll.

Attest: It. T. Whitk, Clerk of eiect Council. ALFKICO BLACK, President of Commou Council. Attest: E.

TILWORTH, Clerk o. Common Council. oc2T WALL PAPER- BEMO A W. P. MARSHALL Has remiwM wni sconsoonaa, s0 4.7 Seventh.

Street (FOEMEBLS- 1KWIN.) BIHTES PEM AUD LIBEETT. HiYTK W. P. M. ha, racintles for otrtalnlng th.

newest aJ nnst aiiTamw! styles of I'aper Hangings tnau tiie lpauinR Biamifaetniera in Prance aiMI thta ftast aiul expunttlTe vaptra, ha will aK. Hat. ait quail. DR.WHITTI KM No. 28 PENN BTHEET, Pittsburgh, Pa ('onnnues to treat wit a his usual great success, au private Diseases.

Perfect cure gitaranteed. Sp rx. t-rrt or dem i ual oakuwrf, rssuittng from seif-almae or exual excess, ptoducing nervoux deMJl-ty, night ewtssiona, despoiidency.diziuejts, dime: OT sight, pimples on the face, weakness of mind and body, and finally imtotency, torn tit eexna1 powt-r, suir-iiity, un tilting the victim for niarf iage ir buisin-sj anti rendering Ufa mlreratie, are iwrmauently cured In Bhmtest postl.e lime. Ijofcorrhroa, iet-. blnct-are, alljurli.aiydiseamandypltdiw.

forma) coo-Mstingof skin eruptions, ulcer, re 1 Bf jT5.li? ai.d the biood-potsos Ujorooghiy eradicated froBi the avfiteiii, DK. HITTiKR a regulargrsduate of medicine, as bu dipkHHa at otae 8b.rw: hfs tife-loog sperlal ex-perieiice in all private diseases, witn purest mediciiies prepared by hlraseir, eW him to cure dlfflcmt raa afierotiiers tail-it is that a PbTstrlaUi trcAJUig Uioiisawliiof caws every year acouirw great skil cnonuation and corresipondemw private. atedicmes sent ftottrs, A. x. tn r.

M. Snedays to 1 r.M, TRCE MARniAeE GUIDE, aae rsg. tine tllartratleoa. A book for private, radintr. bv both wxen, married or Slncle.

p'altisn wonders and mysteries of sexual t-y stent, reproduction, aoarrlage impediments. Ac, catiaes, con ti-ia jBe an waita, i onice, uy DK FwinHreet, Fittebargh, l'a. IPCKT1SG AND LI IN 6 POWDKK. I am now prepared tn tmppiy this very superior Powder to SiKH-tameo, Kumwymen, Coutracmrs and deal- At Ixw IPrices. SArETY coaicanUr on hand.

AETHIE KIEK, Bo. amalbJrcrMt, (taut lntlh riTTBBUitUli. OS. HE CO. 197 AND 199 AYENUE.

U.BUB: OF GrOODS. Aurirani STYLES. SASH RIBBONS. Cotera, Rcmae, Plaid and Stripe, Watered aad Twilled Silk Sashes, iBdaorTloa. InTalpedSUk, CrM deChlaaaad llmsioa trii) I'rapi law Ruffs, Collarettes, Ruchings ana xiecK juressing la ever 109 different new atytea Laee TeUa, Black Yeiling ITett, Wlfh milr.

OfaenU! and Sinnlsh Dot. also wtth an. aies. Pfai teu L'awn Sleeves. Collars and Cafla, Jet aad UxldUed Jevclry, Mt BackieA, Saah Slide.

Ac, BIIP AH3 FfflCES. Tha largest kot of HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES We nave ever offered. VnltrinMnf 1 WtsM mrl rhlktrMt1 IfDiil HirlrTJi m.iA DraHCni In all atxes made in a very superior Luaunar, and offeree at ATXRACTIVE PRICES, AT RETAIL STORES, HORNE CO. FOB SALEREAL ESTATE FIFTH AVENUE ASS WOOD STREET PEOPERTT FOR SALE. A sale in partition in tne entataof Alex, MeClarav 3 cot? on Fifth avenie, adloln tne Dlspareh bwikl-Inxs.

SO teet front (each) aud lao feet deep, wit the bnildinHoccapledasatores. Lots. 1 feet each, fronting oa Vtrtrtn alTry, 1M feet (immediatety In rear of above lot, with balid- zt 1 -nnt tM reft MUrh fmnt on Wood arreet. near 4th avenue, ee feet deep, with a story baltting, oecnpled IS UOUSCa. WlUl nauauvio.

auivaiH saw aa- Uyette t-OC OW IT "III in uuriil siclub, usu sHwaas, Di'dlog occupied as omees. Tn mcsitiisrj. and iiniiiuesa men here la one of the best ctiaaies that ban been offered for a long time to make a good Invesiiwnt that wtil pay targly on the ainount lnveg-ed, at the same time tbe property la Increasing In value, as all wno know the property know it to be among the most valuable in the city. be sola at a reasonalHe price and on good terms; to cioae up tbe estate. Apply to HEP.RON AT ma.

asrATK 89 Wood Bgqgfc PUS SALE. 100 Quarter andfialf-Aere LOTS, ALSO, TE1S FARM Mi Al BA1, WltA I "4 acres at gron-ad and abotrt ee bearlnaj Frti'c Trees; sJso a Pann of las acres, adjoining tbe alKive LctK. iriiu about twelve acres at Coat. Alio? tha abore within fmin live to tea minutes1 walk from Walls Statlca, r. K.

K. This property will be sold oat easy terms. Plans can be seen at my olf.ee. 1 bis prop erty eSerj better tsdoeementa for cpecniattoa than any prooerty ottered on the l'a. ft.

on accooat of lte -loae pioximity to tbe '00 templated UBproveaaeota ot Um p. a. K. Co. Lnqiare of JOHK GRAZIER, IIS mlthflatd trrreC alwm Mrreooe'w towl We.

FRO FO SALS. Forliss StrBBt ImnroyBmBit. Time lxtendetl. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Saalad Propcaal for ra-llng anl Masonrrof wnrtata ixe4t.

from Hooqaet to Brady streets, win be received attseCity Engineer's offlefc, so Ute SUSTB DAT OF (K'TOBKB, at UK. Plans aad bpwincations win. be soen, aad all Into ma-Uon gives relative thereto, at tbe Knglneer's efloa wiuiin metiEio naml for receiving Tbe aners reserve tbe right to accept er ro lect the whole or any portion of ail propcaals, ssweM fhey deem it prudent 1 1 do aa. Bidd ws must accompany tbeir proposals with as required by the city. THOMAS WIG HTM AW, CHAECFS 3.

CLAEKE, J'lBN McDAVITT, -JAMC4 MUKtKKK ALtEXA.NDEK tmmlsssoBSM. J. W. ORTH. Secretary.

lad Amui ImproTeient Kotiee to Contractors. Sealed Freposals, InCorted "Propesais for Fradinsr. Curbing and Paving of HUand Avenue, fyrraa Fesn Avenne to Fifth ATetue.1' will be received at tao City Engineer's Office from Setobe; 15th to Wedatsday Ottokr lid. II V. Each bidder will stale tfte kind of pavesaent nre-poaed to be used by him, with a lull and aoearata de- scripilcn of (he same.

Frttpoesls I received Tor tha whole of tbe work proposed, or each separata part thereof. Plans and Ppedn-atroaa aan he seen, and blank forms of propssais obtained, on application at taeeaear of the City Corjtro Jer, Munieipei Mali. The Comm isiDers reserve the right to accept ov ns )ect any part or portion of any proposal, or teK. stf proposals should tttey deem it for the best intMtMf the city. Bidders must accompany their proposals with rmia as required by the dry.

WM. H. DBKiniTOH LU.KTT, LKMDEL SFAHR, JOHN BElECaPR, 5. F. Board ot CoBusissiooers.

Ojr. FAHKKB. Secretary. DRUM KUHN, ArehStects, Olllco Korth-Kaet omxter Wood anal niUi avenue, Tliirci Floor. RaCrsraaircs: JudneCoitier, Messrs.

Wler A rTb-sen, Oeo. J. H. Porter, John Heath, a. Moadorlf Messrs.

Mareftaji A Kro. COALJlND COKE. CHABLES ABMSTEOKB. UIU.I5 IS reBs-hiagheBy aad ConBelbtllb CmI, ASD MAS UrACTUHIB Of COAL, SL1CI ASD DESULPSIEIZID CIU TA.B. Batttr ana Horto reMB.

Llhartr and (tow nmm Secojd Miw Klghth wart, andat the root of tUa "rlSlXsSSl "PoVwona war. it Chan. Scejenatm a Blaseu a era! a Hat teti, McK.e t'ntoa ltepot UotL ('onneltBnll onnayhraal Kaitraad, AJJaslwar Valaw eta' lroad. QOAJL! COALI COAX! Dickson, Stewart Co. Miners, Shippers and Dealers la FAMILY, NUT AND BLACKSMITH OO AL.

Office an4 yards 667 Libertj titraet, 9-rartlmlar attastkia siren tt Bftt arfort th. twwat- SAMUEL C. GHIER ielers in the Beat Family KUT AI. AND SLACK. omtm and yarta-Cor.

Orant aran ana Ft. R. matin, andixr. tuhnx. via 11 KiiiiJ- PwmiBt attention to au an prt JOSEl-U M.

SiZZAH, ALEX. 6. OOCHRAH Gazzam Cochran. ATTORNEYS AT Liff. 96 Kiamond St, Pittsburgb, Practice in an tbe Federal, State and Cetmty Cotirss.

Legal business transacted and coUectloas suuie In aU parte of toe United State tfiroegb lealabte easvse- ponrtsms. LEATHER AND FINDIJ.P' JUST BKt KIVKD Bl Bides Bueoes lee dos. Pre- Calf aud Up of tbe moat a eu itn a iil autre we BOKAX 10 BBLS BEST RKriHaW Bant, aa. lan. IIS WalarsUMt Ktrbt WestaeM post emce.

AjtATztrx sportsmen would do wen ooserve the foltseieg rules: Wb-o taere is a cap on toe mitet- twver let Hh saamer rest npoo It, but kep th- pieeeat hall eoek Never seize tbe sua by uw wuzz or stand with tbe banes resting apoa It. Lastly, never allow the run to point toward vour eon oast oaa or Yourself. II these rotas are followed, possibility of accidents will be reauees to a minimum Meets Hot was badW carved by Jim Stewart with a razor, la a row immediately outside of Colored Baotfst ebareb, last Friday night. provoked a quarrel out ot Mose, and then mm witn a razor twice across ui umm, twice In tbe arm and once in tbe laee. Jim im mediately made bis escape, and was eaptared at Huntioeton 00 Saturday and broncht to mir city last Monday for trial.

Charleston IK. Ya Journal. Ir Umorance is bits, there must have been on com moo amount of happiness experienced the Nisi Prlu Court, at Liverpool, during the of a case a fow days before tbe clow of tbe assizes. "The case," says tbe Liverpool Ftst, bad proeeeded for about two bours when his lordship, ebeerviog some signs of mystification among tbe Jury, asked tbem it they understood case, to wblch they replied that tbey did not the least degree. His lordship said be must cane idly exnfess be did not either.

He bad nonmily tried te uoderstana toe ca.te. due naa not succeeded at all, and was completely In tbe lwnr tn aht it ttrava a brail Tss Mixd Claims CeauDtsston now sitting at the -national capital. In pumuaeeof certain provisions of tbe Treaty ot WabtnetAH, after talc ing in an immense dm of testimony1 00 both sides, has rejected all tbe claims brought against the Government for losses of eouon destroyed tbe burning of Columbia, 8. daring our late eivtt war. Of course this means Kb! as It oroved ibat tbe dry was not fired by States army me 1 arcea states uovvru-ment cannot be be id responsible for tbe conse quences.

This omciany, taeo, settles tne ques tion as to waien parry nreo iraramoia. GkseraIi Baker, Commissioner of Pension, has issued aa order for tne preparation of grand roll of sensloBers. which shall begin wltb tbe Bevolutiouary period aad embrace aH pensioners, under all acts ot Congress, from tbe be- rinninr of tbe Government to tbe present time, aad in whicn the nam soau be given aipnabet- lealiy arranged, togetber wun tne service, date. the disability, the rate of changes. If any, in the pension, and tbe Baal dUeontiaaanca ol rae same by death or oilier causes.

The penMnn roll has heretofore been kept by the rolls of aeeneies and by the somber of the cernaeare. Rqnisttion nas been made tot me necessary books, and, with the 11 mi led force able to en gage In tbe work, it will take about two years te complete it. Thb immigration movement is one that Is always watched with interest, especially the rela tive numbers of our new -com em who arrive from the British Islands and Germany. During tbe year ending 1 uu so, 1873, tne snusu islands sent as it, 843 emigrants, asd uermany iv 671. Compared wttn the previous year tots an Increase ef 13, tl? from the former, and 562 from the latter.

Formerly Ireland seat by far tbe largest numbers 01 any single country. but during the year Jat etosed, England baa ceen in close competition wun ner, Ireland having seat us 77 344 emigrants and England only 2 526 less than Ireland. During ta previous year over one tnouana more ng-Ush than Irish emigrants arrived tn tblscouatry. A rib of a fossil whale has been found Id Anne Arundel county, imbedded two hun dred feet be tew tbe average level ef tbe sur rounding country. ThH curiosity has been se- enred by Dr.

Joan F. King, of Baltimore, who gives too fallowing theory of the "wby and wherefore' ef it happening there: This skele ton was deposited wnen the comment was sub merged, at a period wees tbe Allegheny sine a. talus were hidden by tne sea, and ages before tbe Eastern Shore of Maryland breame dryland; la fact, wbeo tbe Atlantic and Oceans mingled rnelr waters and rolled across the American Coatiuent. It was deposited long before any qaadrupcUl aMmal or asan appeared upon tbe earth ages before A Sam uvea. Not only are the Meenoattei migrating from southern usla to tbe L'oi ed Stales, but tbe Russian membrrsof tbe R-foimfid Church also, wbce doctrinal symbol the Heidelberg Cate chism.

Lke the afeononltes, tbey are of Ger man stock, and eoaie to as for th- enjoyment of greater religious freedom. A colony of six bundred and forty three of tbse Germau KeUns arrived recently at New York. Tbey n4r th leadarshfn of Mr Crosshaoa. woo is aricnord as venwabie long bearded patriarcb. I nry were met at (Tutiat uaraen oy tn uermao Keiormea psator frooa Koebester, imw tots, ana Degas their ure in tee new world by a service of prayer.

They purchased land and settled near Omaha. Another colony from Russia of members ot the same faith has set ted tn akota. PKHtiOXAL. H. Clay Harper, the iuaarle, who mikes the ofirto bt tS.uGG that Grant will be asstsslBat-ed, may lve in at Louts, says tbe Democrat, but bis name is not te oe louou in tne directory.

Colo xl Johk a. BameaXAXD, of Indiana, who has lust received tbe appointment of United states Consul at Havre, was, before tbe war, the largest ard most suecs-fii! tebcee merchant in tOe Northwest. A', tbe breaking out of tbe war be araisted In orpranizinc several batteries of artillery; also raised tbe rirst ana Second Indian cavalry ia a very short time. KUPTUKE. There are'bnnxtreds of people ruptured wbo don't know what alls tbem; there are others wbo don't know what to 60 ror It, nor where to'eefe for relief or aca I afralB wao bave tuad roptore tor years, andei- Uw taia Botion that there eao be no daoger the rature.

tbwe ha been aone bt thepasc This to a rataldela- ion, and there ts do knnw what daj tae ruptare may become stnoct'Ated. actl call for a pemftrl and daiicerttor aatgitM oprartuo. To avoid so tearful a result, mate application to some eompetent person to bave a truu applied. Will a eras' care me, s-w may ask. Very often 1 wiQ, bat tt will always uw puis so as to make you secure and afe fr-m atgr.

aod at a cost sii tin line as to hardly wortb raf when comparerl wth the eiwrrau'i risk rnn in letUaz tt atone. Dr. Keyer, at his office, 1ST Liber ty street, la provUted witb every appliance butttbie te the retention aad core ef this terrible evil. He ha onuses at aptieeaslow as can be obtained any whure Lathe Gantry, sod ni every variety and quality of such vast Tariety, that the mo dimrutt ad tong stmodtng eavie, of years duration, are made managea ble and brought within the provtsee of rare. Let no ooe deceive Uiein3elv tote tbe belief tfcat rapture is never cartie; but worst than au, let none ctsaseut to let ine" cure.

Dr. Keyser's offlce, 167 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. NbW ADVEKTiaKfltBN'ja. Hutchison Co. to Worlii MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES, EVEK I'ESCKlrTIOS.

28 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgb, Pa. WM. M. FABER, 307 liberty Street, riTTssnQKH, ra. STEAM ENGINES, IE03 AJTD WOOD WCBTOTO Machinery, STEAM PUMPS, Engineers' and Machinists' Tools, STEAM FIRE ENGINES MACHINE CARDS.

Mannfactnrers' and Mill Supplies. A constant supplj on hand and furnished an short notice. Orders Solioited. CHANDALIERS, Btaekets, Wup Lignis ana Gas Fixtures iT iv.H the aewirtyieJi and rotor. WLLIWS A KELLY, gJB:" iimh wrnricT.

Window Glass a. -MUEL vvrr tkbrewce Campbell WISIMW GLASS ANL'rACTIJREttS. A- we teeptBotirwaretKNinaflnit-ctatNerutTer, we are prepared to til ail enter from afciule light to nre ttnnx-and bozea on ahort notice. We Mleet Ute best to nil orders cat In our warehouse. will be tof I tbe a call b4 ner of mi roe aavantaKeoraiiparneswancitiirHiawi Ktve oa a ueiure fciHrm ewewoere.

mrvrwiam oq um oor-of Market itreet and tret avenue. All Wcol, Large Size. l.SS, kxtra Bargains, S3.eeandM ee. Blankets, Blankets. WblGe aad colored -mi ktods-cbeftp.

Flannels, Flannels. Plala, TnlilM louDtry Bftrml ySrd Comfortables. jJSTD QUILTS Verj Low Ft Ices. WATERPROOFS Bine, Green, Brown, Gold and Black, Domestic and Imporued-aE way down prices. VELVETEENS, Ail colors choice afaedf s.

165, 167 and 169 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY, VV. ERWIN At their two Stores, No. 2G Fifth Avenue PITT8BUEUH, ASD 1T3 and 174 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY Are ottering seme special ttsrgatnt tn each Department. Dark Prints At Site Sc 1 and lays. SHEETING MUSLINS at ie and lar, ie-t at as and 400.

TABLE DAMASKS At sac sec, sec and 78c I-I An vrvr At ssc, see, ssc, 4ec and sse. Country Blankets, Ottoman Shawls Atge.ee, s.se. ee. au guod harsala CASSIMERES ir Men's ant Be' ww. at sec, 7SC, ks.

i si alany tiuod taratua. WATERPROOFS, 7c si.ee and tt.ss. A. W. EBWIN 17S n1 174 Federal street, Allegheny.

And rtfth s-reme PUtrai h. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, i llPFT ill Ai jLi hJ OCR FALL STOCK OF Axminster, Moquette, Wilton. Velvet. Solid Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain and Common Cvtprt If tn. nnt nr nflwfl In this tnar ui.

Kfjw iu inca cuuma uii Kw.iacxion. OLIVER I'CLISTOCK 23 FIFTH AYEStE. CAHPETS. FALL STOCK. PRICES.

LOW GOOD STYLES. Mattings, Oil Cloths, Shades, Stair Beds, Bovard, Ross 21 rtY. Avonno HABDWAKB HUBS, SPOKKS OSCAR F. LAMM, Uanafactarerof allklmlsof Wbolmnl. and nrtftli dealer la Carriage and Heneral Hardware, Spokes, elloes, Miarts and roles, NO.

155 LIBERTY STREET. PiTTSBlTKHH. C. WUlTmOKI. tHOfl.

K. LAKB. CJTAe. T. KtALI aa.ai.

nUbfr, Vi V. VliCKttl flitii, IKPOttTXHS ASS) BZAl-ICEaiH HiEBWASl AIB UlLlEf, Sign of the AnviL No BO WOOD STREET. Ill SneeewKmi toW. MACKEO WN BKO. WHOLEHALE Drugs Etzici Oils, 1M Litierty ttreet.

PHtJttmrjrh, Pa. CAR LOAD P0TA- 4 earkxulspnmetHts. a tar loa-iB piltue Ear Corn (eM. 4 car loads prime bhelled Curn. a ears if ay.

lO OO Heavy Btrlpe Bftrn. In itore aud to arrive. Forwh-by an i hi vt MCCKMRT MERCHANT TAILOR. TIEGEL, WO. aa hm iTHviri u-ri 'L-OTHS and CAfiHX GERMAN POLITICAL CHURCH.

We have followed the several phases of the Old Catholic movement in uermany, less because of its ecclesiastical, than its ootitical necnliarities. There axe two in. teresting circumstances, ot recent aeveiop-ment, which are worthy of notice, as indicating, the one the promise of permanency which attaches to the Unureh, and the oth er as sowing an element of discord, that may produce schism. The first circum stance is the recognition by the German Government, of the new organization. This is more than the merely formal ac knowledgment of the claims of the Old Catholics, although the werman uovern- ropnt has been careful to confine the ex pression of its approval to this limit The Government merely holds that the v.

Id Catholics must be treated as members of the Catholic Church, as this has been and recognized by the Prussian Gov ernment in the Constitution and the laws. They adhere to the doc trines and usages of the 1 athohc Church as these were when the Constitu tion of Prussia was adopted in 1850, and as these continued to be down to July 13, 1870. To refuse now to recognize them as genuine Catholics because they will not accept the decrees of the Vatican Council, would be for the Prussian Government to decide, that to be a Catholic one must behave in the infallibility of the Pope, and acknowledge his episcopate to be universal in short, must admit his claim to be above all kings and emperors, all constitutions, governments and laws. It is further argued, that to cease to regard the Old Catholics as genuine members of the Catholic Church, because they have been excommunicated by the Pope, would be for the Government to treat as fundamental articles of the Catholic faith dogmas of papal supremacy hitherto unknown, and which would go to subvert the authority of the State over its own sub jects. '1 do this would be suicidal.

Hence it is inferred that if any members of the Catholic Church should be treated as non- Catholic, apostate and -excommunicate, three should be not the Old Catholics, but those who have followed the Pope in his extravagant assumptions against the authority of the Church, and the peace and order of society. But it is evident that behind this -proclamation, or definition of the $tatu of the Government, is another understanding, and one that looks to controlling and strengthening the new Church in order to use it as a power in the struggle with the Pope. The German Emperor has a large nurifter of Catholic subjects. Bismarck at least is shrewd enough to see that it dangerous to absolutely antagonize them, and unwise to even estrange them in senti. ment.

History is full of illustrations of dynasties overthrown by the use of the sniritual power of the Pope. Hence the necessity of doing something to retain the cordial allegiance of those of the Catholic faith, and at the same time of making of them an element of support in the controversy with the Pope. The State has been shrewd and crafty in developing this policy. But Tr. Volk, of Augsburg, a member of the German Parliament, proclaimed this idea openly, at the recent con ference of Old Catholics at Constance, Switzerland.

He addressed the Conference as if he was making a speech to his constituents. He sought to identify the Old Catholic movement with German unity and progress, and characterized it as a war for home agaiast the foreigner, a conflict between and WaUehthum a terra which, more than once in German history and literature, has been specifically applied to the French. The effect of this declaration of Dr. Yolk was to develop an excitement and division among the members present that consti tutes the discord which we have spoken of as the circumstance that bodes danger to the movement. Pressense and Hyacinths were present, and these, accepting Volk's utterance as a reflection on them, or an indication that the Old Catholic movement was to be used to France, left the Conference in a flush of indignant patriotism.

That they misapprehended Dr. Volk's meaning is entirely probable and yet, that affairs may justify their feeling is entirely possible. At the present, the Old Catholic movement does not antagonize France bat still, in Germany, it has re ceived favor from the Government, for which it is naturally grateful. If this ex planation is made, no trouble need be experienced in harmonizing its members, in cluding Pressense and Hyadnthe. Yet it cannot be overlooked that it is among the possibilities that events may happen which will carry the political antagonisms between Germany and France into the Catholic Church Old and Romanish.

Count Chare bard is the representative of the Jesuit party in France. He is very much controlled by the Pope. His success in securing the throne may not only intensify the antagonism of France and Germany, but must of necessUy carry this antagonism into the Church. His success will give moral strength, if not material advantage to the Pope. If he is able to develop enough power, he will seek to re store to the Pope his temporal power.

But the interests of Germany, and proba bly her agreements with Italy, lead her to prefer that the Pope should not be more than a spiritual Prince. But above all, she prefers that France should not soon be in a position to revenge the shame and loss of the recent war. Consequently, her in terests are all in the line of strengthening and supporting the Old Catholics. Bat Pressense and Hyacinths have the same interest. The succsss of the Chambord movement means aUo the success of the Pope.

Hence even while they are French men they cannot desire the success of po litical movements, which mean the op pression and destruction of the Old Catholic movement. Thus while we see danger in the disagreements oeveioped, we see promise in the identityf interests. Evils of Sleeping Together. A gentleman wbo lives in Dm bury, recently read an article setting forth the evils of ti persons sleeping together. Be became so li pressed with tbe tru of tbe argument, that be proposed to his wife that tbey sleep ia separate fed.

aad she acquiesced. The experiment was put practice that nlgnt. About two o'clock In the mining tbe lady was awakened by some one stealing softly Into her bed, and on uttering a scream, was greatly relieves to And that it was her bnsband. It had turned off cold in the night, nod be bad eoeeiaded that If be had to die anyway, ne might as wen go off quietly wttn nervous attack, as to he frozen dead la a gro tesque attitude. Bani to Earn.

ftlRTH AVEftUt FITTSBUHttii. cBTIBItl IN IMS. coca i an nary 1873, 56. P'VJJ" O'clock, and 8 A TUB- to Novemneevlst rT, Swffliwr 1st to Hay 1st. to o'clock.

eompmwl from 1st aad lath 01 month" and it not wtthrtTmwn, couopoumii January awd nij. itoolu of Br-Lawa, tvn- ea at roe '-nice Board of Maiiajrr-6eorr A. Berry. Presinit JrDa fecott, JaaM rark. vice rrestdentt; it, MiK inier.

Secretary and Treasurer. A. Bradley. J. tii-ataou A.

S. Bell. Wm. Ntmiek. Joe a 9.

Dllwortb. F. Bafam. i. Foilaosbea, Joshua Rhodes.

S. H. Rartman, Robert C. Sciunena, Cartstaoher Zug. boilci tor John H.

Bailey. TO FARMERS. BATE YOtTRCIDF.B ASD PKF3E8VR1T, lTr fc'eotra! Lime, ITr KoHtral Si.k.bateof Lima, fje Neurxa 9 I bateo' Lime, -ti Ifiea- at ioiptiat ef Lime, To nt'l ul hteo' Central ote a of t.ltnev pt eof IIme, -f-atoof Llase. ftetrAiXnl nre or Ltme Neutr if ltt-'tyof Lime, Aeaifal Sulphate of Lime, uirs nipeaeof I foM nl-al pheof Lime, Th ae: a.na ilea madeior lr warr in Ciller. IB ier erii aaraii ts Anew and eri(dhl eoaitty ef tkia valoabse Pirsara- tlaewuiDeiOLUMH i Bldwjci'i DRUG STOBR, Car.

resB sveses and Sixth (old bt. Ctafr) street. tbe Jim rut on as la tr.al the la in Is Knitft, bud c. MONDJ.Y,0 TOB 1VI3 Bohd xt Frarkfort 6 PXTBOLXUM at Ant wen 40 in New York Saturday Thb several parties of Monarchists iii Fiao ban harmonized tbeir differences, and bo ir claim a majority for their metw- Thx Emperor William seems to nave Men favored with a cordial reception at Vienna bj the masses of the people, as well as the nobility. Thx expense of the Feonsylaania Con t.tnUoca.1 Convention no to the first of KovemberwUl amount to 1475,000, lea Ting balance of $25,000 of the half million dollars appropriated.

Thk Railroad Article ws farther considered in the Constitutional Convention on Friday, daring which mach earnest dis-costrion took place; several amendments were adopted, after which it was referred to a special committee of seven Cor revis- Tn enlargement of the currency rol time, eith9r by free baaking or the issue of an increased volume of currency under existing restrictions, is very generally agitated by the press. The guarantee, by the Government, of the safety of the currency, as is the ease now, is insisted apou, whatever new features of policy may be developed. Thk 'Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad is now believed to be a success. From Wheeling for nearly one hundred miles the road passes through the finest coal beds in the country, the strata of fifty miles of which lies high enough to run directly into tha cars. The road also passes through valuable regions of iron ore, and the whole line of the road is along fertile agricultural districts.

CojnfAWDKR Belksap, of the Pacific exploring expedition, reports to the Bu reau of Navigation, in reference to the survey for the Pacific telearraph cable, that the aoondings were "very favorable from the Aleutian Islands to Victoria, increasing gradually in depth to 2.520 fathoms in latitude 54 north and longitude 153 west, a distance of 1,100 miles." This entirely establishes the feasibility of laying the cabl, and thus giving us direct communication with Japan and China. Thx Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company are engaged in serious controversy with Secretary Richardson, bee tuse of the seizure of one of their boats, for not paying the "alien tax for trading in navigable waters. It is claimed that the law is null and void, as so construed, and has been declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. The complainants aver that the Secretary of the Treasury has committed a high misdemeanor in office by arbitrarily ordering his subordinates in office to disregard the decrees of the Supreme Court and enforce the collection of the tax; and they say they are ready to maintain their charges before a high court of impeachment. The Secretary denies having ordered the seizure.

The error was committed in his absence by the acting Secretary but it is unfortunate that it should have occurred. A coRHKsroxBKXT in the New York Time urges resumption, and puts the total amount of gold in the country, at 1 000,000, with the prospect of $10,000,000 being added within the year, by coinage. His more valuable showing is, that we have exported, daring the last seven years, ever $400,000,000 of gold. Here is the exact secret of the business. So long as the balance of trade is against us, requiring the export of at least $50,000,000 of gold a year, we cannot have specie payments, because, even if the value of gold did not fl actuate the supply would The balance of trade is now in oar favor, and gold approaches the value of currency.

Let this continue, and become a permanent, undoubted fact, and we need no arguments, er Saws, or efforts. The resumption of specie payments will be as easy and natural, to ase the famous illustrations of a venturesome boy, as roTling off a log." Ws made a brief general reference Saturday to the tetter of Mr. Brunot, published jn that issue. We may now say, that the tenor of the reports, upon which our previous remarks were baaed, led us to think that his views were obtruded upon the Alliance; whereas, his explanation shows that they were properly fn order. Mr.

Branot's explanation is entirely satisfactory to us, and is very different from the resort received by telegraph, in that he was made to reflect, by implication, at least, on the absence of the recognition of the Deity in oar national Constitution, whereas he explains that his remark that "he blushed for the Constitution," was made in connection with a remark of Dr. Woolsey, "that the Constitution would suit equally well for a Moaammedan as a Christian nation. We are not surprised at Mr. Brunot's re sponse, and regard it as entirely right and proper. It affords us pleasure to have the Occurrence so satisfactorily explained.

The New Jersey ConstUational Cooven-tiou has adopted an amendment enabling the Governor to veto separate items in an iaewWutal bill without defeating the whole. An amendment was also adopted difquali- lying a member of Congress or Federal office holder from occupying the Gubernatorial chair, and forbidding the election of a Governor to the Scats or hisaoceptasce of any Federal appointment during his incumbency. Ti ftr8t aBd Of these amendments are of groat practical importance. The bane of our incMleotal bills has been the incorporation, anvQg items of acknowledged justice and merit, ether items that are outrageously wrong. Yet the Governor must veto the entire bill, or permit the improper items to be paid.

The other refers to the danger of Govern ors making ase of their official influence to control for themselves a Senatorial elec- on. The evil has not, practically, Counted to very much in the East, but Se West and South it has been the fH1I of flagrant corruption, at times. The amendments fit to be ade. hVG ULAR MO YEMEST. ATIRVraGru religious movement has jast dt lypgd Huwiia, which from Its similarity other opctJoos in the fwreral county tfae Gid World worthy of mea It fir8t appeared in the form of mriat drawn np by some ef the most etnax wtefaMticsof Rug end addressee GorerDQaeQt, ting forth plaa for of in that there is in Ras- nythree Polish xewu.

to Russian Government and 1 Jaaimv ui rn maril rm the Vi 0 ft is Closed wers the doors that day Closed on that fearful fray, Closed 00 Iliat Saturday, when some One blundered. May It thta lesxoc teach "UO no Or yon a your remni" I wnen all this motto preacn Friends are not snndered. Back to the 8tek Exchange Come ye ste hundred 1 JT. F. Stock Bxchange, Oct.

4. DltS GOODS. 1873. FALL 1873. IEW GOODS JUST OPENED All the Sew Shades in Cashmeres, Satteens, Merinos, Serges, Mohairs, Balernos, Empress, Poplins, Chintzes.

DRESS GOODS In all the New Shades. Also, a fan line of Black Goods. Xa every deslraMe material, LOWPRIOES. A CALL. IS SOLIOITKI.

mm Cor.4tii Avenne and HarM SI. CLOSING SALE Is still join on at MamM 37 Fifth Avenue. Parcbasers will Bare 8a ts SO per ccbi. Irrfch and eesirahle roods belting at flrst est. Xanj article! at less than aau price.

StQCS U9 MECSfl To make a change of Arm. See the bargains in Psra ols, Fans, Belts, Searfss hibbons. Embroideries, ttiotrs, Shirts, Lnderwear, JUST RECK1VKD Serges, ramel's Hair Cloth and Poplins In til the new autumn cbwlM. Cloth and Cashmere Saeqnes and Mantles, Redlngotes, Shawls and Blankets, In gnat at No. 9G Market Street.

LH.il dl. 100 Liberty St. CHILSOISr Kew Cone Furnaces WEUJM EEFLEGTOB Grates mi MARBELIZED SLATE MANTELS. Goiii Frosts ail Grates, HOT AIK Jittflrs I ens AJU JSSTI. LAT0BS, Ac pia Rrtnoriorirw of the Cone TrVrnifl I ooneista in ite elmplioity of eonstruotioat large amount of radiating anrfaoe, oaae of manadPinent and ooonomy in fut.1, eaving; at leant one-third of fuel over the ordinary i jruriiaoe.

i THE WEUMAN RFFLECTOR GRATE Haa an acknowledged reputation. For Cieanlineaa Economy: of Fuel and Heating Capacity it taiida without a rival. An examination of oar stock ia reipoct- miiy noneim JOa.SFesCB.Jt. JAi. M'KAY.

bobt. liudelju Phoenix Steam Brewery, mm MAY- MALSTKES AAD BREWERS, ALE, PORTER ANO BROWN STOUT PA. BOBT. WATBOH, Manafsr, I Moth HitactiiiGis nl Wm Stoves.