the a6tv JAMES P. BARR. EnrroRAtinPROPRIETon Te rmas—llatix,, Six Dollars per year, strictly in advance. Wavaxx, Single subacrip• lions, One Dollar per year. OFFICIAL PAPER OF 7'HE CITY FRIDAY 5,,910W ••••DEC. 6• OIT~'" ° ~AT~~7RS. Special Meeting of couneue. - 7 The City Councdalrelea-special meet ing last evening in their - Chambers. In Select count:a—Present: Messrs. Al. en, Bennett, Berger, Brown, Dickson, Juttean, Kincaid, Dutton, McCargo, Me. iarthy, Phillips, Quinn,.Thompson,Ward, dcA.uley, PAsident,--.1.5. Absent: Messrs. Whin Morrow, Boss-8. The reading Orilla minutes of last meet. lg was dispensed with. Air. Ward presented an ordinance re waling "an ordinance relating to city ME irs and city warrants" and section six of lap. X XVII of the revised code. .Itead tree times and passed. Common Coon. concurred. Mr. Quinn premnt43d a communication um C..lhmsi;n di Co., relative-to best ,se-tax. Referred to XFiance Commit. a with power to act. C. C.• concurred. Mr. Berger called up the following, seed in Select Ociuncil, Nov. 26th: Resolved, That Councils adhere to their tiun of Sept. 20th. 1861, in relation to thholdlng from Mr. Jno. Montgomery, 0, in lieu of that amount of damages id Mr. John Davis for an injury ra ved by him imfaliing into an opening ale for laying water pipe on Overhlll set, Mr. Montgomery having taken the Arent for the laying of said pipe. the resolution was reconsidered and a •or read reciting the ,facts as detailed ore the Water Corainittee by Mr. Da. , his wife and persona in Mr. Montgo. ry's employ, by which it appeared that • Davis, having threatened to sae the fur damages a compromise was made •h him for .$6O, $BO fir lost time apd for the physiolue's dr. Ward moved to amend the resole a by inserting $25 instead of $5O, which s passed by a suspension of the rules, • Quinn objecting after a motion to lay the table, made by him, was last. C. concurred inaction of S. C. r. Berger presented the - following, lah was referred to the Street Commit. ir. conjunction. with the City Rage. eesolved, Thist the City Regulator it/ eby instructed to report at our next Ming an ordinance to establish a grade the new extension of .Permsylvania en no, so as to make it a regular fall n Grant to Chatham street. C. C. con= red, adjourned. n Common Council.—Present: Messrs, ley, Barckley, Chambers, Dain Fryer, yden, Hill, Kearns, Killen,'Kirsch, Gowan, Rees, J. Scott, W. Scott, Wild President McClandless--16. bsen t : Messrs. Anderson easkey, Irvin,..ffing, Little, Mays, Miller, tune, McVay, Petrie, I:owbottom, 118-13. tiler prayer by Mr. McGowan the lutes of last meeting were read and •roved. r. Bill presented a communication in James Allen of Fifth Ward, asking =Suction of his grading and paving tax. 'erred to Finance) Committee, with , ver to ed. 8.0. concurred. Ir. Kirsch presented an ordinance for removal of the tracks of the Pennsyl— iia Railroad from Liberty street, which I read. It surrenders to the company twelve foot sidewalk on the South side Liberty street, on condition that they cove their tracks from the latter and of a brick. iMatone wall al ng the whole time° of the 'street vacated, which is to at least eight feet high from the level of street. rile ordinance was discussed at some gth. A section was offered requiring company to keep Liberty'street clean in good repair from Washingt Ai street the Ninth Ward line. This was lost by following vote. kyss: , --Messrs. Barckley, Fryer, Killen es, W. Scott-6. SAYS.—Messrs: alley,(l ambers, Dein, iyden, Hili,. Kearns, Kirsch, McGowan, Scott, Wilson, President Mellindleas 11. Mr. Fryer objecting to Mr. Wilson's %ion to place the- ordinance on third ding, a suspension of the rules to get 3 ordtnance _through the first night was tved and obtained. The yeas and nays .re called with the same result as above. Mr. Kirsch moved to add an additional :non, requiring the company to grade d pave Washington street from Liberty 'eat to the Allegheny river as soon as the tll shall be vacated and also BQ much of nn street as may be necessary to conform to the grade of Washington street. Lost • a tin vote. The ordinance Was finally passed on ird reading, as amended by the follow g vote. Aracs—Messrs. Bailey, Chambers, Deity, ayden, Hid, Kearns, Kirsch, McGowan, Scott, Wilson, President McCain:Ueda 11. N A.Ts —Kesdre.. Barekley, Fryer, Killen ees, W. S3oit-5. The ordinance was not reached in B. C Acjourned.. , ggravated denau . .l; and Battery. • A young man named John Peck, jr, ppoared at the. Mayor's office on Thurs. sy morning and made an information ;einet two men. for. assault and battery ith intent to kill. The information acts nth that while standing at`the coiner of ,1m and Webster streets, on Tuesday fight, he was accosted by two men, who reatened him with violence. Be replied cat he was not Blighting man and did not nab any difficulty, but they insisted on' gluing and.one called for a knife, where pon Peek ran an I was pursued. , One of he men, Fred. Conoway, folloWsd him .nd threw &knife after him, which struck finder his shoulder blade, inflicting ase • Pere wound.' Peck believes that if he had )een caughtly.lie pursuers they would lave killed I)ipi., Conoway was arrested luring the .'tirurning and identified by Peck as the man who threw the knife.-- Mayor Wilson committed.Conoivay to an swer at the next term of Court. Tine Panne-nor4urrs• Tarapiesiera— We have received ,the fourth number of :hie little camp sheet, publiahed by prin. tare in Col. Rowley's regiment. We ex. tract the following items:' "At Hagerstown, George Kendall, of the Maryland Home Guard, was shot dead by Abraham Shank, of ()apt, Sahl's burgh Cavalry, through Mie'careless hand. ling of his revolver. Shank, who was deeply distressed at the peourreztoe,:, was committed for trial. • • - James Mounts, carpenter, of Washing ton, Washington county, Ps., a meribeir of C/o. D. Pennock Guards, has been abs sent since the 19th inst., and is supplied to have deserted. .Eits Aeaeription is; sited 26 years, height five feet eleven and a half inches, fair complekion; grey eyes, brown hair. Our old (or rather, young) fritnta ) • Dr- Thomas Hall, formerly of rittlibUrgh, Surgeon of a Maryland regiment in North.. ampton county, Va. ilosprrea. Dalwrions,—The Committee here acknowledge the receipt of sundry ar% tides for the comfort of the volunteers during their winter campaign. They have already forwarded 26 own of geode,. three to Gen. Ideigs, - five to the' iii4aitaly Gom, ruts ion , five to camp Orr, Kittanning, and twelve to Gewigisley's Brigade; also a number of bbuiltetli to zoonsits. 3.,1 e .._ - __ _ , - - -...- . _ _______— • , 1? 3- ). 1,-(3 f,,1 1, 144Q/.4., , ,V432 , ; ~/ 444 ..:77..- 4 -4,4,, . - -....-• ' - - '''' ,— D . ' ' ?"' . ' . 131 - %l:tt. ET 111 1 n. 1•• • i:. 1 ,, iSh lt , l t.. ~. : 3 liita 1: , + 8 flu' I , s, si , ;• a,' ..,,-, iI: 'i evening,-when her 4 benefit is th: . r.wd.,(1431.1. Tne.bill for the oc , . .. .cksicin is the beautiful play of oFsmobon, lor the Cricket," so well received for throe ... • nights ps.a , t. Maggie's Fanchon is a fink ---------- -ished piece of acting., and the characters ere all welt done. '"•We urge a full atten dance to night, sellkwill be the last oppor. [unity of warmed:fig:this really meritori. ma piece. RZLIkr To SoLDIERs FAMILIES.—The Commissioners of Westmoreland county are now paying out" about $6OO per week to the families of volunteers now in the United States service from that county. There are over three hundred and sixty recipients, and the average 'allowance to i each is about $6,132i per month. CIRCUMCISION. --This ceremony was performed upon an infant son of K. Ro. seriburg,of Washington, on Tuesday more. fag last. A considerable number of gen tlemen were present to witness this re" , markable rite of the Mosaic dispensation. The Ceremony was performed by Dr. A. Fink, of this city. •OMMITTED x... 11 UIIANCY.—Burns, who is &tape ted to be identical with Ottri 'W. B. Smith, charged with a murder at Vincennes, Indiana, two years ago, was yesterday committed as a vagrant by Mayor Wilson, while awaiting tne action of the Vincennes authorities, who have been communicated with on the subject. THE Rasa street sewer is progressing rapidly to completion. The connection between the old and new sewers is being made, between Third and Fourth streets. The itoprov.sment is a good one and will be of Brest benefit to the residents in that vicinity, ' Elkaatiriu —l6lisrs. Wycoff and O'Neil, contractors, have a hearing before Mayor Wilton to-day. They are charged with violating a city ordinance by proceeding to grade Mattock's alley, without proper authority from the city. AGAIN RELE dsED. — Sylvester W. Mur phy, held as a witness in the " army cons tract fraud case," committed on a bail piece last week, has again been set at large by Judge Mellon, bail for his appearanoe having been entered, in the sum of $5,000. To BE Bzuovv..ls,—Mr. Jas. McCutch ,eon, Secretary of the Xt. Union Cemetery Board, hsts reoeivid the contract for re• moving the_ bodies Interred in the old gravNyard on West Common, Allegheny, to the - Ceme:ory with which he is con. doted. SOLI:WEB DlLtri. —Pin vat() William ROB. olip, of Co. K, Capt. Fleming, Ninth Pennsylvania Reserve, died on Sunday morning Aast,at Camp Pierpont, quite suddenly, having been found very 11l at an early hour. He was from Birmingham, and it quiet, inoffensive young man. RIISIONED —Capt. E. H. Turner has re signed the position of General Car Inspec tor of the Penu's Railroad. His resignao tion took efrect on the 2d haat. The duties of the °ince he has vacated will hereafter devolve upon Mr. Ambrose Ward. —AI. toona Tribune. THZ A~o~ion of Washing. ton county have thus far sent to the army upwards of thirteen hundred pairs of stockings, and a number of blankets, com forts, quilts, and other articles for the hospitals. Rrrus,Fitn —Colonel It Biddle Roberts, of the Flirt Pennsylvania Reserve, who has been here for a tew days, on a visit, re• turned to his regiment by the afternoon :rain yesterds7. Lr- .../TBEARY EXHIBITION —The Penn Literary Soci3ty give their exhibition for the benefit of the volunteers' relief fund on next Thursday evening. COMMITTED sort LARCENY.—A./derman 'lambert has committed to jail a boy named Frank Patterson, charged with lar. eeny, on oath of C. Grafeur. DIVIDEND. Birmingham and South Pittsburgh Gas Company has de clared a dividend of four per cent, out of the profits of the last six months. DEPARTED.—On Friday night last, the company raising in Washington county, for Major Stokes' battalion, left for Colum bus, Ohlo, where they will Join their regi ment. A SOLDDIRS' PRAY SR MBETING is to be held in the Sixth Presbyterian church, Sixth Ward, this evening at 7 o'clock. Futz.—The Oil Works, at New Gali lee, owned by the Eeonomites, was burned on last Monday night. The loss is about $60,000. Tux winter term of Beaver Academy opened last Monday. How 11 y faate the loot of klme, Tax: only treads on flowers, Speaking of Time, how swiftly each day passes into the-yesterday of life. The holi days are once more upon us. The hearts of many recipients will beAuade glad by come kind token of remembrance es a for get me not. And here we would advise all who wish to makelt nice present that will be all that the seller represents it to be to call at Lupton's One Dollar Store, 66 Market street. JOSIPZI Armor! Kim 70031 PH METER & SON, Manufacturers of FANCY AND . PLAIN VVICIVITIIRLE & CIRAIItS, WAREHODSE, 136 SMITHFIELD STREET, (bettreett Sixth street and Virgin alley.) Dog P ITTBAIIR6 R. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS ALL STYLES, -ALSO-- DIA.KIRS OR 1862 FOIL &US Br W. S. HAVEN. nag) CORNER WOOD AND 241111Y7STREISTS PETRONA 011 WORKS. LONG, MILLER & Co. , Works at Sharyabstrich Station, Ana .ghany Valley Railroad. 34i Ot6ce hod Warehouse 23 Jflailter Street, Pittsburgh. Idanufaottires of Illuminating and Lubncatmg 'carbon pus nod Beam's. iunaluvEn oIL , WAHILAXTED 1110 N-EXP LOSIV E. always on hand. 0r.24-ly TIIKENCETTY, Wholeside and Retail Grocers, lemmas AND nurats ;TEAS,. WINES, LIqUOMS, &e., Igortb-Bast corner of 0)310 STREET AND THE DIAMOND, noBo-ly ALLEGHENY CITY. NvANTED -300 bush. prime A esti/la:I- I:Lock Potatoes, by J/43. FInZES, a 027 corner Market and rust streets. WdaHINdTON CITY, Dec. 4.—SENATE. —Mr. Trumbull, of Illinois, introduced his bill for confiscating the property and Riving freedom to the slaves of the rebels. He said tee bill provides for the absolute and complete forfeiture to the United States of every species of property, real or, Personal, wherever situated within the United States, belonging to persons beyond the jurisdiction of the United States, or beyond the reach of civil process in the dtdinary mode of judicial proceeding, in consequence of the present rebellion, who, during, its existence, shall take up arms against the United 'States, or, in anywise, aid or abet the rebellion. This forfeiture to be enforced against property in the rebellious districts through the military power, and against property in other pork tions of the United States in which the judicial power is not obstructed by the rebell on, through the courts. And the proceeds of the property of each individual seized and forfeited, be subject to the just claims of loyal creditors, t be held for the benefit of loyal citizens despoi ed of property by the rebellion, and to defray the expenses incurred in its suppression.— The bill also forfeits the claims of all rebels and those who give them aid and comfort, to the persons they hold in slavery ; de. Glares the slaves thus forfeited frets, and makes it the duty of the President to pro vide for the colonization of such as may be willing to go, in some tropical country, where they may have the protection of the government and be secured in all the rights and privileges of men. The prop erty belonging to traitors or those giving them aid ana comfort, who may be con victed by judicial tribunals, to be forfeited on their conviction, the real estate for life and the personal property forever. Mr. Trumbull argued at some length in support of the bill. The bill was ordered to be printed, and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. The Senate then went into Executive Session, and subsequently adjourned until Monday, Ilousx.—air. Stevens, of Pa., submitted a series of resolutions referring the various branches of the President's Message to the appropriate Standing Committees. Mr. Arnold, of 111., moved that the part relating to the defences and fortifications of the great lakes and harLore be referred to a Select Committee of nine members. The question was debated whether it should he thus offered, or to the Commit tee on Military Affairs. It less contended On one side that the great West and North. west should not bo ignored, and on the other side that the subject of defenees con cerned not a section, tut the entire coun try. The question was finally referred to a Select Committee by ten majority. The resolutions (..t Air. Stevens, as thus amended, were adopted. Ittr. Blair, of Mo , introduced a resolu tion referring to that p,rtion of the Mes sage in relation to the colonization of slaves talon from armed rebels, to a select Com mittee of seven members, which was adopt ed in Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union. but was afterwards rejected by the House. Air. Lovejoy, of 11l , Introduced a bill proposing to repeal all laws rewaxing paa see to persons of color going northward, to take immediate effect. Referred to the Committee for the District of Columbia. Mr. Hickman, of Pa„ introduced a bill providing for a Board of Commissioners to revise and codify the general statutes of the United States, Referred to the Judi ciary Committee. The House then adjourned till Monday DEPARTMENT oN. STATE, t Washington, Dec. 4, 181'd. j YY AsILINGTON CITY, Dec. 5. To Maj. Gm. Geo. 1:. McClellan: (General, .1. am directed by the President to call your attention to the following sub ject: Persons claimed to be held to service or labor under the law of the State of Vir ginia and actually employed in hostile ser, vice against the Government of the United States frequently escape from ho lines of the enemy's forces and are received within the lines of the Army of the Potomac.-- This department understands that such persons, afterwards, coming into the City of Washington are liable to be arrested by the city police upon the presumption arising from color that they are fugitives from service or labor. By the 4th section of the Act of Congress, approved August 6, 1861, entitled an Act to Confiscate pro. perty used for insurrectionary purposes Such hostile employment is made a full and sufficient answer to any further claim to service or labor. Persons thus employ. ed and escaping, are received into the mil itary protection of the United States and their arrest as fugitives from service or labor should be immediately follbwed by the military arrest of the parties snaking the seizure. Copies of this communication will be sent to the Mayor of the City of Washington and to the Marshal of the District of 'Columbia, that any collision between the civil and military authorities may be &voided. I am, General, your very Obedient servant, [Signed,] WM. U. SEWARD. The Secretary of the Treasury has just issued general regulations. relative to se curing and disposing of the property found or brought within the :territory now or hereafter occupied by the United States, in order to the security and property die. position of the productions of the soil and all other property found within the limits of the States or parts of States declared to be in insurrection against the United States and now occupied or to be hereafter occupied by the troops and authorities of the Union. The following resolutions are established: There shall be appoiffide by the Secretary of the Treasury with tile ap., probation of the President, agents to re. side at such parts or places as are or may beeceupied by the forces of the United Skates, whose duties shall be to suture and prepare for market, the cotton . and such other products and property as may be found or brought within the lines of the army or under the control of the Federal authorities. Persons held to service for life under State laws, who may be found within such limits may be employed by the agent who will prepare lists embracing the names, sex and condition of such per sons and as near as may be their respec tive ages, together with the name of any persons claiming their services, which lists shall be, intriplicate one for the military commandant, one for the files of the agent and one to' be immediately forwarded to the Secretary of the Treasury. ALL - PRICES, The persons so enlisted will be organized for systematic labor in securing and pre paring for marketthe cotton, rice and oth, er products found within the territory brought under Federal control Pay rolls will be prepared and a strict account of the labor performed by each person enter ed thereon, f r which a proper compensa. Lion shall be allowed and paid to the la, borer. A record of all products taken possession of will be made and those of each plantation kept distinct. When pro. pared for shipment, the packages from the several pliintaticns will be plainly marked and numbered so as to be asily distingui.sh% ed. An account of all prJvlsions of what. ever character found on each !plantation will be taken and such provisions will be used as may be necessary for the susten ance of the laborers thereor. The cotton and other articles when prepared for mar LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. Last Night's News up to Two O'clock, THIRTY-SEV coNtinss. ----- ite& ASH beshirrped 40 - Netv York; and lir far as may be practicable by the returning governmedt trarsports, and ap shipments shall be consigned to the designated agent at New York, unless othertirise specially directed by the Secretary of the Treasury. Each agent will so Lransaet:fhis business and keep his ILCOLIII:13 thstas little injury as r marble may accrue to private citizens vrto now maintain or may Within a roar. sonable time resume the character of loyal citizens of the United States. 0 ilonel Itirney's 23d reganent, Phila fdr/ hia Zonaves, after their prirado to,d a y was reviewed by the Pre: idea and Seeres Cartes Cameron, and Seward. *The appear, ance and discipline of the regiment was the subject of high commendation. A large number of vessels, some of them of largo size have recently arrived burs from the lower Potomal.. One pass, 1 ed the rebel batteries in the day-time uni molested. Charles J. Faulkner, of Arlitinia, will be released from Fort Warren, on his parole. The letter has probably already been mailed for that purpose; He vrill proceed immediately South, and procure a siwilar release of Hon. Alfred Ely. If not successful in that errand, ho has pledged himself to return to custody in thirty days, A resolution was passed by the House last July inquiring it any and what legis lation is necessary to i crease and extend the trade and commerce of. the United Stalls with foreign countries. The Presi dent in response says he is not aware that any legislation of the character suggested could how Le wisely adopted, beyond such as has already been recommen4ed in his annual message, and that nothing further can be effected until the treaties, L., be sub mitted to the senate shall have been nal fled. A quest'on of importance wash, raised in .the joint United States and New `Grenadi an commission to-day, namely, whether the latter republic is liable undetthe treaty for the payment of damages ginwing out of the Panama riots, or whetheothe busi ness of the commission is merely, to ascer tain the amount of claims for futAtre action. Mr. Carlisle, for New Grenada, rn. - afritained the latter proposition, and Messrs. Cox and Dean, of Ohio, for the claimants, the former. The commissioners being divided in opinion, they sent for the umpire, Judge Upham. From Washington, WasEtinixoN Crrv, December 4 —The Chief Justices and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States, and its officers. paid their respects to the President et the Executive Mansion on Monday last Martin S. ll'ins, of New York, appoint ed Acting Master in the Navy, on tempor ary service, and Eli Brown of Marblehead, Mass., and Rouen Simms of New York, who were appointed Acting Masters Mates deserted after drawing two months advance pay. Numerous fipplications for appointments as Sutlers have been made at the War De partment, which has no power to appoint them• The following is the law on the sul , j , tet as contained in the revised army rOgulallam, ro , Ts in campaign on detachments or on iifatant service will be aliowed sutlers at the rate of one for every regiment, corps or separate detachment, to be ap., pointed by the commanding officer or each reufment,corpe or detachment upon the re, commendation of the Council of Adminis tration, subject to the approval of the ger.- eral r•r other officer in command. Gen. 13enham, commanding is Western Virginia, arrived here today, and im• mediately reported himself to the proper authority. - News from the South - . CAIRO, Ills., December 5 —no Meru: phis "Avalanche," of the 2d contains the following: A large body of Unionists attacked the Confederate forces at Morristown, East Tennessee, yesterday and killearge number, completely routing theater -- • Maj. Gen. Crittenden has arrived at Knoxville to take command of the Con. federate forces. Gen. Rains had cut Montgomery's force to pieces, taking Montgomery prisoner, McCulloch had surrounded Siegel at Sedalia. It was believed that the latter would be forced to surrender or be cat to pieces. Gen. Price had crossed Gasconade river en route for St L,nis. The people were everywhere flocking to his support. It is helkved that he would have an army of 60,000 before reaching St. Louis. Henry Fry and Jacob 31, Haulier, Unionists, were hung at Greenville, Tenn., on the 1:1:11 of liovmnber, for Bridge burning. CHARLss.rox, S. C., November 30—The patriot planters on the Seaboard are hourly apply the torch to their crops of cotton and rice. Along the coast there is one sheet of flame and smoke. Many • military companies from New Orleans are volunteering for thirty day's service at Columbus, Ky. The following items are from Memphis papers of the 2d: Gen. Trevassant has a long communica tion in the Memphis, showing the install• ciency of rebel deform& at and above Memphis. He says Columbus once lost, the Federate would have no trouble in marching directly to Memphis, and that Memphis is entirely defenceless, and Indefensible. He calls upon every male citizen of the State to enroll, and threatens all who do not with death. The *eels are sending their cotton to Northern Alabama for safety. Coffee is quoted at $l,OO per pound in Memphis and, none to be had. Bacon 600, and other provisions in proportion. A special dispatch in the Memphis pas pers of the 2d, gives an account of a great battle at .Morristown, East Tennessee, be. tween the Federal forces under Parson Brownlow and the rebels, fought .Decem. ber Ist, in which the Federate were victo rious. A rebel dispatch calls it the first Union victory of war. Brownlow had 3,000 men; the rebel force is not ascertain ed. The rout of the rebels was total. CIN carmin, Dec, 6 —The Commercial Frankfort Dispatch says that although eels in the Legislature proceedings show a loy. al feeling, nothing of general interest has transpired. The expulsion of Breckinridge gives general satisfaction. Many aspire to succeed him him, among whom are James Guthrie, John T. Bell, Geo. Robertson, Nat. Wolfe, and Garrett Davis. Breck inridge is named. Zsllicoffer is on the south side of Cum. berland river, seven miles from Somerset, with 7,500 men, and some good artillery. Gen. Schoff is on this side, and will be ready to engage him as soon as the river, which is now swollen, recedes. A fight is expected soon. From Missouri. ' ST. Louis, Dec. s,—The care of refugees from the Southwest has been assigned by General Halleak to the Sanitary Commis. sinus in charge of the Government Hospi• tal iu this city, where liberal contributions of money doting and provisions are. re• ceived. The Provost Marshal has taken steps tofur,ish suitable quarters among the secessionists of the city for those need. ing such accommodations, and about $6 0 worth of clothing, blankets, &c, belong ing to !Camp Jackson previously, have been confiscated for their benefit. Some 600 refugees have plreadx gone into Illi• nois, where they will endeavor to support 1 their families until they can return to their homes. 'Large numbers continue to arrive, and the road between here and Rolla is thronged with them. Death of a Merchant BalaTtionit, December 6.—Rnb't "Am mon, a well•known merchant of Baltimore, died lad night. . ~ Nsw Yens, D , en 6 . --The . boiier used in the building N0e , 876 Broadway occupied by J. Lansing, dealer in clacks, exploded this mornin v. The vault , nder the alley way was destroyed with, considerable loss of property, bat none of life. The 75th regiment of New York volun teers will be sent to Fort Pickens aboard the Baltic. The Chgmber of Commerce has adopted a memorial requesting the ,President to send two or more armed ve‘sels to the eoest of Europe f:r the protection, of our_, Commerce against privateers:. Pi Pi Tr() L. Pourco was arrested in this city to-day on application of the District At torney of Buoton. He is charged with fit ting out the slaver "Brutus," from New Bedford. A letter from Port Royal says that one of the quartermasters, on his own respon sibility, has set forty cotton gins at work The negroes received three cents per pound for all the marketable cotton, and has gone into the business with enthusiasm. Western Virginia Isegisiature. WHEELING, Dec. 6 —The Convention today abolished vine voce, the system of voting, and substituted ballot. , In the Legislature Mr. Braley, of Mar— shal offered a resolution to inquire into the expediency of all attorneys being made to take the oath of allegiance. Also, allowing no person to sue in Courts who are dish Laval. --- M R 1•7 F, WS ---- PORT OF PITTSBURGH Franklin, Bennet, Brownsville. Gallatin, Clark, Brownsville. Col. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. Job' , T. M'Combs, MlCombe, Wheeling Commercial, Please, St Louis Tigress. Hopkins, do Sir W Wallace, Campbell do Undine Cox. Galilean. Lezzie Martin, Brown, Zanesville. Prima Donna, Moore, Kanawha ED. Franklin, Bennet,DEPART Brownavule. Gallatin, Clark, do C. - ,1. Bayard, Peebles, Elizabeth. Minerva, Gordon. Wheeling, Linden, Rattan, Louisville Bs„.The River—Lust evening et twilight there were EU feet Aix Inches water in the channel and falling slowly. The weather during the after part of the day was very pleasant; it resembled spring or autumn weather. Rs,„The fine packet Shenango, Captain French, is announced for Cmcinnati and Louis villa. We take pleasure in recornme,.ding this boat to onr friends. W,.„, After an algionee of nearly two yearr., we had the nleaaum of greeting our old friend Capt. 4.4. w. Nesse, who her; charge of the packet Commercial. rei,ft Thu fast packet Tycoon, Capt. Doan, is announced for C'ineinnati and Louisville. For speed, accommodations and attentive officer=, site is 2, No. 1. Tho .4120 side wheel steamer Un dine, Capt. Com, vs the packet f.); Gellipotte on Sat urday. rtm, Buairuw on the wharf yesterday a - As very animated. The import.% especially of 'flour and grain. ;INA unmmdly rm. The _Linden, eNpt. ilarten, left yes terday for Louisville, taking with her Goa. Neg. I ors body guard. atle - Oapt. 0. A, Drevo's splendid peek. et, St Cloud, is nowat our landing loading for Bt. Louie. Since her last trip she has bean put in thorough and complete repair and is in the beat order for the fall and winter trade: Captain Dravo knows how to fit up a boat az.d how to command one also. WO are pleased to learn that our old riend. T. Shuman, will be found in the office. Ape- It will be seen by reference Lo our advertising columns that the tine steamer.4acob for..anefifisti fault LealA: villa on this day. Passengers- and shippers will bear this in mind. Our old friend Porter will be founclin the office. zfir The favorite ateamer "lowa," Capt. illoore,is again at oar landing. She is an. nouneed for Cincinnati and Louisville on this day. Passengers and shippers will bear this in mind. Mat will be seen by reference to our advertising columns that the fine packet ROMS4O.II Capt. Stockdale, leaves this day for Cinclnnah arid Louisville. This boat has the best of accornmoda 'lona, and is in charge of careful and attentive 081- IFOr Cincinnati and Louisvlile rfutE FINE; PASSENGER ateamer BIIENANG, Capt. S. French, will leave for the above and in• termediate porta on the 7th Mat. at 4 p. m. - .For freight or pamango apply be board or to deb J LIVINGSTON •Co Agents. 1 For ciiktildi..oulev-ifie. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 10 A. M. T HE fine Packet lOWA, W. A- Moore, N"lnmander, will leave for the above and a'l intertnedi• at.lports on SATURDA Y, 7th Inst. Yor freight or passage apply , CI board or to deb__ JOHN FLACK, Agent For Ulll ; THIS DAY. 3 P. 91H.E FINE' SLEAMER 9 , 7 HORIZr*, John T, Eitockdale commander. lea yes as above. For freight or p 'nage applycm board or to deb . W. HAZLETT, Oen., 94 Water street, For Cincinnati, Louisville, Evantiville and St. Louis. T HE splendid passenger stParner BT. CLOUD,Drew) commander, leaves on this day, Dec.. 6, at 10 a. m. For frt.ight or paasago apply on board or to nom JOHN FL 4 (Ai, Agent. _____ For Marietta. Gallipoli& Par kersburg and Portsmouth: REGULAR WEER LY PACKET. THE FINE PASSENGER steamer ROOKET,llisptain John Wolf, will leave 'or the above and in termediate porta every tsaturctay at lo a, in. For freight or pass Age apply on board nolB JORN B LIVINGSTON & CO, Agents. Regular . Tuesday Psteliet For Marietta and "Zanesville. THE fine passenger steamer Emu GRAHAM, CaPteln Mun roe Avers. commander, leaves Puts kiburgh every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock p. in., and Zanesville every Friday at 8 a. tn. For freight or passage apply on board, or to J. B. Linneron A Co.. Agents Pittsburgh. H. S. PUDIC' dc Zanesville. or sfriteent id Gaifipoils. EVERY TITEBDAY, 4 P. M. TEE STEAMER SCIENCE, Captain Wm. Reno, leaves for Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg and G.HiPolia L making weekly trips, leaving Pittsburgh every WEDNESDAY at 4 o'clock, and returning leaves Gallipolis every FRIDAY at 8 o'clock. nol6 1). H. LEWIN, Agent. For ItlarAetta, Parkersburg and Gaßipens. REGULAR klAr/ UhLAY PACKET. THE FINE SIDE WHEEL Iteamer UNDINE. M.A. Cox, core outrider, leaves Pittsburgh every Sat firciny at 4 p. m. returning leaves Gallipolis every Tuesday ail° a. m. For freight or ptiasajv apply on board or to ncato J B LIVINGSTON & CO, Agents. STEAMBOAT AGENCY, WILLIAM HAZLETT Has opened an office at NO. 94 WATER STREET, Where he will transact a general Steam boat Agency busdneal, and would solicit a share of patronage from steamboat men. n0304m - - OOP POLES— 6000 Hickory Hoop Poles on wharf and for sale by Jati. A. FETZNII, Corner Market and First streQta, t, GROSS HULL'S OLD PA_LM SOAP, met received and formic by EIKORGE A_ KELLY D Alley, No. Fodarol at ARRIVED. . Flour—The market is well supplieclovithonly a small demand. Prices have advanced--and we I quote at $.1,80g66:75 for-extra , 16,0061:4,20 for Oahe' family and 66,2.6®6,60 forjaney brands. Feathers... We quote Prune Western at 6* from first hands 48@60e. from store,' • • ; Grain... W heat is without matenal change.-Ifti' quote Rao at 114@0.5c; and Werra M 49669813. Coax is selling at 43444. c. Oere aretutchatiged,and we quote at ihyst26o Lrem.first hands . and 269 from . store. Barley and Rye dull and without change- Grocerlea...Sugar is without change and still quoten at 5.1.1' 010 e per lb; Molasses remains steady at 1946tir n g.tl; Illoffee has declined to /60161(0; Rice firm at 747Xc. ny...6laies at scales litnitedat OW per tom Bides_ Hides are kone up and green salted are' selling at 7473e 3 e q 4.11, dry flint 134160. bufhelniay.-, Winne Flint selling at 0,60 per buthel flogs... Are offered at gfigiB,lB %UM It% gross, and 4-w buyers at the figures. Iron and Nalls...The manufacturers quote common bar at Vt th ; other descriptions in proportion. Nails, 10 to 6d. at $2,50; Sd. and (Mat 62,16; 7d and td., 63.000; sd, $3:26; 4d, bluekl2l,6oc 3d do, $.4,00; 2d do fine, $ 6 , 0 0@6,110. Spikes... 9 to 6 in., 62,75. wrought do., 64 )l 5, 75. sells at 7 %Ol fle t Di, in kegs , and Wks heather... The market is steady,: with no Cnange in our old quotations: -•- - S h Red Spanish Sole*lb 2:114,25e1 Uppergidok $BBOBB ELarness_ 2 laugter 2il@ " _ zse Bridle $40@45 Skirting-. ilngdge Lhare.-Loinsvillo acreregulany '11,41,200145' per bd. .hintibers Gron...Thare la taiLlittle „no*" corning to market, and ;be figures are ,Tox., tly seasoned.' The prices range-rfOr-Oomaionslo, 012 perl,ooo feet. and Olear grlo,oo;iTilmber.gikk. la cubic. foot, and Shingles $2,25 111.800., Lumber, Seasonal-The folinwinganitnetWer, talons per 1.000 - reet. for seasoned lumber atirdsy. yards:- Common 1 tn. boarda../1440. . • GU-Credo Rock .bas a dvaneed.ancflarge,loia - selling at 123 14e it gal:. relined Carhort.irsiiorth 4004.0, 1.711110 1 4,2 901dhtd 0 1 1,, We Tow,* Linseed I:l4 o o7 stennedgealitt SEQ4CIe . ;,- Pig distal ...There is bra littledelng. Wenot a few sales of Allegheny, at. s2t, and Tennessee $25 per ton. Potatows...Prime Zieshannoeke are worth 800 32e nushal at wharf. .Powder... We quote -blasting and:mining at 51,26 keg ride at $6„25; safety ftereglyn Is 1000 lest. Hys PlOotr.-Dull at $2,7502,871,- • . Aratt.s.lristeadg at theadvance . st *et 1 sells $ 1 , 85 'ft bhp: Igo. 1 extra $1,50. • - Soaps.-The following are Abp. ciannfsoo-urera, prices Eosin, -40.; No. 1 Tam. 51 / 4 'resetile and: Toilet, 1004 Sawyer's chemicalOhse, 43 a; Wo • man'a Friend, 70 Oda Starch...Woods' is selling at a* VI 55 in lots.' Shootings, Yarns, dtc-The ralgfignms are as follows, at roar 11101, the time or 5 pe d r cant or! tor tash Eagle Sheeting% /10.. agara do loye. POLIND WM NOS. 6 tolo inclusive 28q olb No. le.-- nit lib Nos. 11 and 12 W 0 lb No. 17-..... 84 olb No. 13 .........-.......... SO vt lb. No. 18-...... 35 '0 lb NNo. 14........—__..-- 11 VI lb No. 19.-- 25 .obi 0. 15 .................,.... SS olb N 0.44- :37 fit: lio :Minn todas. No. 401..-..„. 15c g 1 &ea. No. 8 00--.;.......12:3 lidos No. 500..--- 14 if " N0.400.--,....1:2 No. 600 ..._.... 18 It " Noilaufl ''';.• tja 11,,,tr.`1. N 0.700- ..... 12 0" • . "...,,,,, 1 Chain.assorted "nl2 col zt 's 516.13 .`. 1W4 L -Ri =e 4' 4 l oi' " under 16 outs sTa 1 , 44.„ 1 ~...„......., 1r SEW over " 29 101 b 'Battitg,burdty-20 WV Coverlet Yarn........- 35 fib " Nti.l4. 1810 - 1 W Caulking_ -____-. 2ft olb *" "- "2,..:18 , 01N B S/raw-Belts fr om city sash* tet ton. - ,A004K,2610! . ry : Tallow -Rough cluotes at ?iio3 l 4aglid ootint rendered at SO/A10,::. . . White Lead, LlU:Large, Ito-Whitt, 4ipad' Is Arra sad in t.‘teady - *angel_ at.s2oo 0 Rag for: pure o il and dry go; IS - Th, subject, to the Anwar disoount. Red Lead 834,09e.`net, anctLitharage IN. Window Gloss... The prime remain wesoy, and we quote as follows &ratty brands,lia bo.lteeOr tifty feet, with 15 per cent. discount: 6x9 and 7.19, $ 2 ,00: 940, V,2% 8 . 41, waz _92E12 an d I. $2,50; 9:13, 9:14 and`10i14, 4 42114 Zara, IR= . . loam, 83,09. Whisky...Ls without change: ' , Ccfmntsin Rat= titled sells at . 17@19c; better grades 19®21c Non. Rye 76041,00 per gat.. 'and oia• wi&:it,so62 00' er gal., as in age and quality. ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARE ET. ALLTOMT Cm, December 4th,.188a. ' The market this weak was well suppllad-amitiftii sales moderate, at abdut last week's figures for all kinds of ,took. .s . • , - '.: The sales and shipments were as follows: , CAI TLE—Sous —4/Under's' Union Drove Yeovii—n . C Thayer, 18, 1 1 4(418%; C D Wolt.W - Ont, 60,1'4 8 Ptps, 20. 1,5 , A/2%; Alcost• Ii Bradford, IL i (42%; J W P... were. 28 , 1 Yeg 2 gt'skinot TernajYtli 2; Ausim Dugan, 10, 2; dohp,B 401m2,..18, 234-j motershaugh. 22. 240234' wix. -- Thuiler,-23: - .2@iio Ii Dougherly,4o, 254; •K litillAWLlSoWars,,Den nis, 18, 3; men 'her- 4t: Tazrior4N-XLVVOXboadt;-. skater's Morgan /rouse Partia,--Panstlltkoa Good, 11.i@2%; GrnenawskWlK•fliii,,MAlX:Mf 'Ames; Cowan, 16, 1.3‘ ; John gdalsaii,A.2)§. • ....,-, .....,....; Bess. Ems—A ilhaicra--.N Trctin ar--41t ja itcnnth, 112; D Brnaerboof,,kt-,WM A...,5104-15C::!.11.13914,, la; .1 Tingo, 18, T GarltoiN.:llk4ofltuillatltcA34 John Yeatn3an, astIVM-Jl9/InestAakik-grriliO Shofert—li Berg,9l;lfiltad3 spgWoo Na s t ;l4l; Th V °unsay, 18; Banhor t Ortol., 40f N 58; 0 Wright, 218; Jno II gab:o4 R..Wktirdalt G Riser 19, Jno EtandiM.Wm •E‘itridiWkn - P shanklin, 1 8: J Alvwxdsi, IL. :::. : • . ~,.: Torat—aold at &kinder; '7Milk= Id • Shaffers,:2ll9: Sent East from Allatder's4ll;-,frotri.altiffensi HOGS-9ran--All.inrines..-8 W Mann, avr'lit 3%; Jidootenbaugh,..l9,lo; A BeattvBl,lk We '.: bail, 98, 3; Dorman At Jacksonglint'lirCtErseckenV,,• ridge, 175, 3; MaraliallEldd, .85: 3 1 4-T FttfMki WB,l 3%; S Lem 87, 8 1 4; E enter $3 l lO . 4ik Itti; John Faxon, 30d, sB,Dfr, It Rttiite, IV .1)? McGarry, 62; 6 9 , 1 6.--.9haffeee:—G ~G igcy, -64.12,1 • IA 100 Me, Peter Itadaban, 50, 1128,y,;jneattRitte; - tift; 58,00; Ey w Crawford, 160, $. 3 ,15414/foradayi;rliky. $ 3 l BO Joe Hickey , 43, s 2,9s ratsidThomlisaml44 $8.30. Stephen Day. 97, *SAO; DAll'filt, mm,52,43,151' b i J Johnston, 180, 0,91' _ , es sr Et ar—A/liniler'e..—Tos"Marldn;'ls%-.F'WortlY-* inj mn, 60; J.l Fox, 108; W C Homer, 884 Win Buchanan, N Trotter, 54;8 8./ooeittrixells94% Lantz, J R Holmes. 97; H C Miller, 274; 8 C elan, 50; Jae Rosa, J J Hurts, 36; J Max. shall, 181; 0 ?ticClormlol 240; - iir , Po.l33erenerft. Kesler, 88; Jno 8 Adams, 161 ; A Frentian,loo; — Wirr .1 Hutchinson, 514 Win (4 Kinney, 1114 Silas Hart,, W W Moses, 97; 111 Huffman, M 'Phelps, SOW M Di eshach, 181:k M Peters, 41; 8 Stout, 4 00; Johns- ton A bating, 806; 'Thee Anderson, Jno Winnings, 7T F Kiniungertiai:.KßP4lll.9l*4l%, Shields A Rocker, 480 ; C B Canon /. 4 % A amatizo • 810; Welton Wilson, /01; W ey, gg; Stoner, 90; Simon Johnson, .26k S Alsbaugh.lCKl; Meagher & Heisler, 84 101; W C Willi ; J ana, 16% H Tortwi,Wl4 . Alims.„l A Williams, is Jas harper 103 e, Men D043010,44_ Noble A Co.. 419; Henry McLain.' ..104,4n0 97; .Ino Scott, 195; Brown ardurphr, 61.8;4 Papaeott, 79; Jno 8er0n,74; A 'WeaTer,7l* As. ...oElroj,lik E Crachfield, rah, Wm Murd04.28% :Wm HMTOrk, 400; J met:tardy, &a; id Gftbue,gli4 Winravdarrk, A M Bo d,105; L Nagler, 16k i; • trolasti Knowles, 90; Chas Kellogg.W.Perry E Cooper, 64; J W;rhompisoni .78% J. Vv.' Simon Bott, 77; Jan Humber. ;Wit B 4:kroon, 171—. Tom—Sold at dilindea, j 4 1121; anatert_;./.o;' Sent East from Allinde' s, grt• from sharer's, 9,86% total offering'', MA& • ;.; Saar—l ionn — ALtiader' 4l--.4 ihn;relHerman r 6l4,o4l3 per heath W Thompson, 390, t 2 - • 4 •' Rslrr Eurr—daskr's--Jas Bialr.l,TkylMoolm baugb. 90; H E Ault, nit OffilliahPhiips; sts. Shaljer'B.—T E Budd, 94% George . Nuxem, 171; T Woifron, 361 - - Tarst.--Soli from Allinder)l49oBl iota East Iron' aeea, 90; from Shaker; 67% total afferi°o' • Pi TTS B URGNMARKETS; - 1•7 1.1 4 giglariri itvarip k w.i, • Carefully. Reoisai inti.i , ;thi7ja:ted , ,"by OILT: Own COnnneititte,RepOrter; ' P l2loBl3 Ritib P ec hf i lqe r l s 4o 6l ; There is no irnproyemintin:htensteessia(WWlT I last, and prices arewithonVniaterlat eharigtiw:`,:'- : -, Appie , ....Salos in iota iit ell-Mena ' barrel. Ai.e...Pittsburgrt mantinintareit . 'obttlantleS Xii , air demand, with steady shi Am e n 'till - paites'e: he Country. The et. , in Melted rates at Present Are, bids. hE bbls. bbls.", 14..bi115; Kennet...sB,oo : 4 ,00 I 1ndia.......500 -OM X ..... . .... .. 6,00 340 XX........ 7,00 '-- 6400. , Cream... 5,0006,045 2,50 _43,00 Porter.... 6,00 - 2.00. Ashes...We note no material change. Poste' rate at VRO it' . e mod Pearls at lA4@b.,Ko ;Nada' Ash at ..9(43y,,c; Nitrate liode at 6 1 ,403%q and - Concentrated - Lye 10V,e, "alb. littacota...We continue to quote as follower: 8 1 , oulden3 eie 'p lb; tides 6 1 / 2 a plain Hams 7e. Sugar oare l d do, Be. Be.nzoe...Sales in small lots at 40e per gallon, but a supply in market. Itestits...Are is great request. but the supply Is limited. We quote at $1,40@1,6010 bushelfortunall white. Butter... Bales of choice roll making. ;at..100. Il.kg im. ksreoma...Sales at $1,76401,87 per dosanibreom -12701:1 and $2,00402,76 for good and fancy. ' Buckets and Tnba—Tbe Beater mantas, mere' prices are as follows:—Suckets plain, inaldes. 18 dozen $1,4.6; painted inside, $1,60; 3 hoops ; $1.74 - . Tubs, No. l 3 hoops, v4dozen. s7i76n N0...141-1200Poi• $6.75; No. 2 KM No 3, $6.605 No. 4,4476010. 6i $5 Ou; Heeler's N 0.2, $2,74 Half Buends, sealed $4.73. Buckwheat Flour... Bales of new crop in lots at g i 75 - $lOO IN. Candleit...Salee in lots at 10c per pound for: Moulds. ' Ghe ese—The market is well supplied, with sales of W ii, at f.0%,@6%c.? lb. Cider—Sales at ;60 bbl for sweet. Corn lfleal...Bales prime sifted at 45Q500 /1 bushel. Cordage:- Manilla Rope, coiL. 9cillb Manfilaßope, cridlerllft, Flemp " 8 ...10cq - ds Tarred " 13offilb Hemp " 8 ..I.lc'plb Tarred " cut 14616 b Pac'rkg Yarn, brie.. .120$1b , Pao'ng Yarn, coml2c*lfit. Bed Cords...Manilla, ' ,00 '"f doZerif 'Ramp' $ 1 , 50 11,37,54,00§2,75 ifk dozen ; 'Hemp coil, n.. 11 a t , 1 I."lough Lulea—Manilla 87c. V dozen; Hemp7oe- II dozen. Cotion Cordags.;.ootton Rope %and . wards, 200 do. below - 5.‘ 220.; Bed Cords 620,1,70-41 /mon.' Ploma Lines $1,25; Sash Cords $6,50. Dried Beef—There ut 4 1 6 dr - delP 4 F*.k7l4 ' patty ioealt at 10 %0130. la lb, izilgrdeii.. Dried Vine' t—Sales prdite:Prth.,'"!!`", , 5 1 1 0, 2,70 14 Luattcl '''''' Egger..liz good demand. Sales of packed in bide 14 , Calfic per doz.. - .Feed... The sales are limited and prices' betlair. We quote Middliogs dt 85400 c 'IS 100 lbs.; abode 68.a.62,v, Bran at 450505 Ship/EWE!' at, 60©650; °li mes!, $18420 'f ton. ,, 4.381115111yriat. - --4. 1 / 4 fr. --- Ozaca*ATl, Paean*, I"''', ..,. '''', Flour vary-daffarm t , . • , -orf-.- Ito -,,,- = --,,,-.:-..:* tra is offetAat $41.,,1.c ~, Aguitatii - 1 - -145 at $ 4 , 25 04003 •..4: . . lo to,any extent o Fold ~...-12.-t -4-...:A saqir f _." 1. , ' *Niit good, .. . " ~,,., ilt;itiaad iiitViiiitiii :I U-ha - ''''' lC"'" P rdli: " 4- 1 1 A.; .: c. W 9 a l4 tVhite flora £n d_(o . t.„.48„ , -,,,„ t ,,.. 1, , N.-.. Z• fiz , .. - for , ,new-, And .;iii - fit - bul .. ''Thitirsix,-,:',:-.7`',.-,1-..,,,..4n 5s -,t , 0r0 4 6 mgrdaVng in. hulk; a..44'-#Sitre,'`fliiiiV-iiV .arat , at 4665P.18Valaky itinzA4B4,2t.%op 4,,,,t -T.,-t liz etviziggpAnzt - Itte diguald rts TA4 unni KZl- ..* 4,Q , '.4sotr'Sold iiks4:4sosoAp `tttir,M4.o,fea:: ' 4 head;'the;weatberls tow avi* ei•' . `7 - 1z3... iL..,:g;, r...` is a lair drataati-for nteavp0rk,L14430.1..Y.14r4;?..i;i1,2,X-,,,.;%... be floilereitfill4t";-fiotr,tilkkA2lWktiat4..,-./ oonte.qaiaile‘wartted for :finiseinvi litiaoky.Wiii, 4 !. - Vl - ...Z::,.'!„ .7. countryViwked is Virer (A 1 0, St 2k -P,44,-:'tl, ailltAnd 4trelel reskra -71),A W - € 4. 0 1 3 0 M-424;: - / ': Bold atli 44... blataiiittitia 4, a4afrael; -: - . 4 rKt-s. .;;;._is mand at ') forAoaltiort,,BM.B . t poi - '.. 5- - and 8. for hams . 'i i roibbietplitti:fics - ~ 1:- ;-.--.;., -.-, bum:L. 4 o43e fingketiand she 'inarktetilli:t. - .-2 ,-, tv- 1 .g. settled: 17- 4 - @ l 96 , lsilYrattgo.;-13Ogar and , ' '61:7; , ..;!;7 r Molasses onohaagO4t..-1 It -•' f 4. , :i , ril-.1•1:t , e x . ; 4 ,:.::'..;:7, -, :, , New York Difirkitjtepokt,,,. ~, ..„.- 4 ,,,,. „.,.r. Isi KW ,YOBZW.Eidcla,iiibe 's.47..Erift4rlC4l';')---PM" ,Ootton'buOut;, salet-4,000- _,,....e*,,,.1$ . _,T1'`,„1,,,,,-`,- '..ttpur advanced '8 ®ll i 2.9,oo9lAWlolCal*T4lref;.? $5;40®6,0 kor:lB4,fo, mit ot:dfiA-6414;%'?:%;41:r4 era ugetrangea. Wheat alvaiiced.:l4jila z ,z t . 808,800 btiah at tel.24olo'for C'hiekriKP-4-tP,Ar",-,2-- SPrtoB; ,82 ® 11,1 =Sr - tot' 1 : 44:. aiiff...SMA'&fr $1,40 for ',Mite.- Oarzt dailia4.34.liogabgta-Lv.cefoi .7..52:4)00. bah at 48 ® 6 4 , '' -Lard tiriar4iva:,,-,..-,--- 09i. Whisky ioytariit -- 20028/,.:;`- l'"" ' , - •• fila[PALDlNdlc '‘' 6.7 , ft-r,rc , r - - - THROAT CIONUMINS: • 11.17ti,k:ff BR° W" BRqta..llAL ' •, BRYAN'S 1171/1110,NIO WAPREB"` , , , AYERS', OHERRY • 'll 8011.1&011.13 PU/41401fiCrWrillti'' • BIiLLkRS' COUGH SiUP. 5 For - -.{4 144i/if OR A S. It AT 11184- DRTAFSTOREI- - - ' g°r• Penn (and $ t nasi I• • - ' Sta, • ATz- - AtOl4E. BEAD wzniss from lowa tarn and is prepaled to atklndto,, L PR0FV,48%141,11Z,L8, ; . •• +,a;•1411:: . . • • , • OLD OFFICK N0.•50 sauLaPpra f p ..sT.ktzET non .CI,ENTS I r , FINE FRENCH ROOTS, Of litra3ke' liaztufactruit, _ BILLING AT NEW - 4 `.; NOS ,1 I .: .. i t At 31 rifti...tiiii ,. ,4: 4 11.! , 4. 4:. 3. ....:,:.5.,-,, , ,,„. .4.;3.1,-,[•- ..13,,eA.:3;,":37,3 . , 1 .___ t • 11,-.•,!.•:333i 3::.,' - .r. 13 ., ~ .3 .. - zs , .5 ~ .- V -;. - .,311,4 3 .. - z43.3 , P.. • •iit. W. ' 1 - ; ~ 0 =REHM ar- - eaif t .' P E ' '''''''' -' 74' If ' 'n '. . '.: ' - ' :: " t '' —-: . '''''' '..'- . '. ' T-1- ' : aatl-:-....._,: - .:- , ~.T.,a jra. ..„,•,...,-;,,,, . 1 , .-,. ...3.5.Kut 3n..,14- - t , , ,, •13.1 .......i.ratir —-- - q ' - ' 2 -i ..." 4 .' - .36iPLltte‘ '....3 , 33?.- 70 ks 4-3 . C t, NeEtek n StO VI I 11 V kf; ''. . - 3- • • - 3 `&. 3 '' . ,or , i ....- ,rd.,,,,,,•,.. itia_ramtry IiTIMET 111113BIIMIL ' - .: ''' ' '-' ....,,,,.. . ..;....-„, ~-. ~~~... v ,. ~< &CO WOULD CALL TICE ATTENTION:f,' lected < of t k i l iPiiblriXlO•itilift4tge , • Cook, P4rlorlilirgittibrig. . .... a . _ • 'ETCHER. RANGES. CRATE FRONTS:- ..- • i - ''-=-• '' . ' ,4 - Rorroor- CwO , anon ivialek:will be foterd , theitii '''' ' - ` ll.-.; ~'-• ERB r AL 000 X) STOWS* 'lll Tire" '',, BTATEA-The: Diamond, Advance, Air-Tightilopp IRON cideritt,-- , --- 7,. .t --4 r. 'Were awarded the MiT P.lol2lliEllt al ths-13 + ,,,, ,*4.. -1111Paula/the szer.voia, CooKnyas: eAka. , , e 4,1 7. ,. 4e,,- .11:..ragilitatilirareeldfietthp, ~... ....: , . 1. , .., ..., 4.raineklitaltriar Gtatie ti glift#l4.' 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