THE --- DAILY PI
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
AMOVEJRIES,PItODUCE,:fc. ,
cuARLiA c. BAL LEY,
Produce and Commission Merchant.
MERCHANDISE DECKER,
And dealer In all kladi orb:Ml/TRY PRODUCT,
NO. 179 MERIT lIITBRIIT,
moms cnss. a 'NO. •11.1.1,41.1 M,
(of the late firm or,. gP. Is'younld t Pittsburgh.
. k Co., Wellasitio Ohio.)
NUTNALL; &AItBUCKLEIS,
. Onxiers, Produce and Commission Me,
robots, Jobbers to COYEBN, N. 0. and MO'
LAMBS, RBYTICED NCO A L.'S d WIMP P 3, FLOUR,
BACON, TOBACCO, TEAS, 1:W F., Ott EVE,
-19211D8, Noe. it : and fAI Liberty 'treat, flit ,
buzgh. 1.44:1y
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LAZEAR,
OROODRA AND C0113116510N If HUMUS:TR
Nos. 17 end 92 SznithOcid St., ear. Second,
NINNEW ILIDDIDOWN. •
VFACKEOWN & LINHART, Firatra
AJJ. ANt. Oasts Facings, PaGDTCII AND COINISSION
illascusars, for the sale of Floor, Grain Pork, Ba
con. ,Lard, Batter, Eggs, Chivas, Beans,
Grease; Feathers, Potatoes, Pot and Pearl T
A 4.,
Saliwatus, Llasood and Lard Oils, Dried and Green
Frdw lisnisikr, Clover; Pal and Grass Seed..
Gash advancements made on Consignments.
agritly— Be. 207 Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
T a
GORMLY,
rrunrst - tx GIIOC2S,
1 N0:2711.1172NTT SPREE% Pittsburgh,
flaying parehased - the . tutorial of rda latoVpartoora,
aill contlane tho bnaloos at the old stand, and cali f
he plasma:l to toter, the patronage of hte old friends
' and ceetomers. myls:tr
WEBB k WILKINSON, COm11 : 1SSION
Mcaorsurret, Wholesale desleralp WESTERN
RESERVE CHEESE, DRIED .//iluits. BUTTER,
NODS, GRAINS, and produce generally. Also,
LEATHER, RIDES, OILS, dm:, No. 217 Lll,rsy
street. Pittsburgh.
JED - Ceall advancements made. Corudgemente
Jel2-6md
Ufli P. ;BECK CO., No. 185 LlB
arty Street, Pittsburgh, P., Wholesale Gro
cers, Omonalsalcm Merchants, and dealer. in COUN
TRY PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, BACON, LARD,
BUTTES, EGGS, CHEESE, FISH, dz., PRODUCE,
nova,GRAIN, SEEDS, GREEN AND DRIED
ra!nrs, 3c., SALT and LISLE. IYIC
-
jours B. CANFIELD, COMMISSION AND
FOBINIBOI3B MLIKIEV, and who:exalt , 4,10 r In
- .
- WIE3TERN RESEW/It UHEESE, DOTTER; LARD,
PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FISH, POT AND PEA IIL
ASHES, SALERATUS, LINSEED AND LAUD
OILS, DRIED FRUIT, AM Pr,Alum gen.rolly,
141 end 149 /Front Wee:, Pit.b.lgh.
T603.L1TT1.2, 66 -JAYA, TIIIIMI.S.
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LITTL E
& TRIMBLE, Wholesale Li ro
cen and Conlmitsion tr,rchantai, dealers In
'PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, 4.; EIESSE, F 1811
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NA/LS, GLASS
unrox .411.N5, and rltusburglt manufacture/
generally, 112 and 114 lion - ond street, Pal/Margit.
P. ICITIII/Fl J F. ItaallLF. W., D. E.CSYSIi.
•
RETHER & BROTHERS, (successors
•to Reymer & Anderson,) Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CUN
FECTIONERI, SUGARS, MIRE WORKS, Sc., Kos.,
128 and 12. S Wonal start, above Fifth. Plttebdrgh.
7 11 .L 1 Y.
Ira. et Le.— ............ .OTIS StILPII.I.4).
OU LP Sc S HEY 11 All li Costwsslow
if earaAirre and dealers fit FLOUR, dRAIN,
AND PRODDER, No. ?LS Lawny street. Pittsburgh.
Choice brands of Flour for Bakers and Family utp
tw"nstantly un hand._ Particular attention paid to
tilling orders forellerehendlaa generally. oetktlly.
CHARLES B. LEECH, FLOUR AND
OtAIN Facraz MID Commute - Trt Ideacustel for
the' wile or GRAIN, SEEDS, CHEF.....7E, PRODUCE,
/be., And agent for the celebrated Uniontown CE
KENT. Not. llb SICOZI4 nod 1.1. rt lust streto, he-
•
mere 'Naomi and Serithriold. Pittsburgh.
VAN GURDER, Produco and
JL' Commission Morclumt, denier Iu l I.OtIL, BUT
TICK, KULOO.IIB, SLEDS, LARD, CLIKESK. PORK,
DIU CD AND GREEN FAULTS, and produce goner.
ally. Lihersl cash sitranom on 4...m.4mm:um
Viarithotis., No. 121. Second linnet, Pittsburgh.
usouns XETZ.i.k4
H • • -
E.A.11 t METZGAR, Grocers and
COM2I2iMi. Merchants, an,liimirri In nll kinsls
of Conr, try Prodnne end Pittibargh Manuraciurss,
No. Liberty et rest, opposite heal of Wood street,
Plttsbtitzh. np3.ly
GEO.. .
B. , JONES lc. EON, Wholesale
Grocer, and Boat Yurniehere, dealer" In Mli•
IiILLAII.OBB, OAKUM, OILS, PITCII, and Pitts.
thrghmandacthred articles, N.. 14i Water .tort,
above the Monongahela Brides ,
StOII7XT DA ULLA A. r. M LIEU..
ROBERT DALZELL t 1)0., Whole
sale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Her
slmp, and dealers in Prodnos and Pittsburgh wan
nisch:mos, Llbonty street, Pittobnre,
DWALLACE, Commission Merchant,
• and Malvinle Dealer in FLOUR and GRAIN,
1.V.1 Liberty street., opposite Pannsylrania B. B.
Pasernger Depot,' Pfttaburgh, P. ;.ttorenn, Ware
beim, earner Wayne and Penn streita tionty
_ _
Pint LAMEERE .WWIE SITECTOW.- --A. WALLACE.
LAVALBERT, 13.11IPTON & co., Whole
isle Geoneri and Proflnce Dealers, Na. ft Sixth
West., rittsbnrgh, pan
JOBS
WATT *iilsoß, wholesale or(y-
T ettiy tatanitulon Merchants, and dealers in
Pr.:Wm andPittgarth thanufaanrei, fio. 15a Lib
erty greet, l'lttaburgb. pr2s
• •
1,1311a1a. Tlatwin.
LINDSAY & TELFORD," Wholesale
usdlietall GROCEMYLOIIII AND PRODUCE
DRARIERS;IST Ltheity street, pittsburgh.
- - -
...;1(1 - 10MAKER & LANG, COMMISSION'
Almetuorrs and wholesale etters in GRO
cIERIES, FLOUR, GR&IN, PRODUCE, ,te., No. xn
I.m4rty street., Pittsburgh. sel3all7
T S. LIOGEITIAX),6ITY FLOUR.
. IWO 'SIMLA corner Liberty and Adm.
streets, Pfttelnugba P. -
MirCatikirj;3oo burgle per dkr.
TAXIES DALZELL EON, Manufab
e/ wren of LARD OIL, and Commlesion Mer
chant. for the porehese and safe of CRUDE AND
REPINED PETROLEUM, Nos. 69 and 70 Water
e,treet, Pittstmrgb. Advatiore made on consignments.
WICJIIIMPATILICIL J.. C119.61,1.1c1C.
i KIRKPATRICK & BROTIIER, sue
t.l . season to Brown h Eirkpatriste, WHOLE
SALE GROCEBII, Nos. 191 and 193 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.apl3:ly
, .
IrILLLUI X.A.A.1G.33.1 p,,, J DAVID scam : aces,
111/.11. A. Donn, 1 Special ruiner.
INVNS COFFIN, successors to
I'Candless, Hewn & 00., WHOLESALE
GAOCEBS,ctorner of Wood and“ Water streets, Pitts
burgh: .lAly
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IHEE4E WAREIIOUSK—HEICRY
%.) IL COLLINS, Forwarding sod COmmlaslon
count and dealer In MEESE, BUTTER, LAKE
YLSH, and Produce generally, No. 28 Wood street,
stem Water, Plttstmrgh. my 2
WILiLAND,-KIDDLY4 sinceistspr to Jno
&San, N 0 ... 183 - Liberty . strkilPitte
%Worland PRODUCE, GROCERY AND COX
X MERCHANT- Consignments rrepeet
ilbßyaaticited. tot 1y
184A.11. MULE Y - Ca, Wholesale',
JL GroaeiniUnithabsion lterrchants, and dealers In
'Produce, lios. GO Water street and 66 Front street,
b.
021:CW:gingiann * L OILWOWIII.
T -8. DILWORTH. & CO., Wholesale
TJ • Grocers, Nos. 130 bud 133 Second street, near
.Sott old, Pittsburgh. not
-tonr. man.
TOIIN FLOYD do W. Wholesale Gro4
AP" tare *Oa Com:Algol% alarebaidin N'05.172 Woad
aid Mt Liberty street, Pittsbur g h. kis '
L. CALDWELL, (succesßor
-totsoes2l;iistenst C 0.,) PORK PACKER and
disslitAtt , rlo,lB-10tiS, - corner of Harker mad lertmt
Artrosts,PUbburgh. .
,j..l.tiVir. Mt . ND, (sureemor to Jack
-1.7j `IJ( . .
toil la Tdirnsend,) PORK PACKER &Ad deal.
er to PROVISIONS, No 12 Fourth istre6t, neat M
crtr,•Pittibtirah. - - - no2l
rum. I. swan
1 . 7: VOIGT 4tibocessors. to
it. 0. Oran; I'HODUCE AHD..COMMIBBIOY
IdERCIIMITS. '247 Liberty street, Pittsburgb.
JOHN 1. troves.
—TOHN - L/1101J13E' is CO.; Wholesato
ix
mlt s Nam otatinsin rr me )1 oar a,
leanier'of Ihnitlibild arid Watir.stmits, Pittsburgh.
Commission
• IVetchantik , and dealers is PRODUCE, no m%
BACON, WOOL, GRAIN, Lde., No. 12 dmillideld
„street, Pittsburgh. f-• m112:11
VIDWARO • ffi' lilTO " .olesule
GEOCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
corner of ths-Dismond, No. 18, Pittsburgh.
tahltalyarr.
HA Y t Oleas
larocer No.IS and Di w oo d Anet, Pitts
..
DEB KING wholesale
.:Cl-ter, impaiiwrof eons AB% No.
~~f» '•ti E^ O tt
• ~.
.I,I4JrUF4CTURERS, #c.
DUQUESNE BRASS WORKS,
CADMAN & CRAWFORD,
Manuf.tar•ro of erery varility of flmbhad
BRAES WORE TOIL PLISEHIERS, STEAM OH
OAS TITTERS, MACHINISTS, ♦ND
!COPPERSMITHS.
BEAM CASTINGS, of all dnoriptions mad* to
ardor. STEAMBOAT WORE, STEAM AD GAS
PITTING, and NSPAIIILNG, promptly attendod to.
Particular attention paid to Stang op BETEME,
HIES FOB COAL AND CARBON OILS.
PrrrsimuGn. P•
Alawi, Solo Agents for the Western District of Penn
rrirania fir the silo of MARSH, LAUSDELL
(10.11 PATENT SIPHON PUMP, the best erer In
vented. flaring no valves It is not liable to get eat
*forint, and. will throw more water than any Fumy
of twit:4 Ito size.
e jOHN lIALL & CO.,
VALLEY FORGE PLOW WORKS,
Manufacturere and deabub in all the differed lands
of PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, SCOOPS, CUT
TOW BOXES. do. With greatly Increased Will.
ties for doing business, we earnestly invite dealer* to
give is a ailL Manufactory, Temperaucoville.
Warehouse, Cecile an d Liberty SL, Plttab'gh.
JOILN BALL,
T. J. BALL,
STEPHEN WOODS,
JAS. J. BIZOWN.
PITTSBITIIOI7
W. B. ItACKTIfTO4I.I .1. P. HAAT.
MACKLNTOSIL HEMPHILL kCO.,
corner Pike and O'Hara streets, near the City
Water Works, Pittsburgh, =amino:Aurora of HACK
INTOSILL HEMPHILL'S IMPROVED nsent.A.
TING STEAM ENGINES AND SIDS VALVES, of
all slaw and best style.
Haring put up machinery of, large capacity and of
the beet quality, we an. prepared to do hoary Job
bing, and solicit work in th is line, trastitig that by
Promptness, and the character of our work, to merit
public patronage.
We invite special attention to our BALANCHD
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, as conebla tog
advantage. heretofore unattained In this el.. of
Engines. Jaffe 1y _
BLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
PITT!B MICH, PA.
PARK, BROTHKR. & CO.,
BEST QUALITY EYSLITED CAST STEEL,
Square, rat and Octagon, of all sl.a. Warranted
equal to any Imported or maunfactarld in this coon-
tr y.
ear OLliee and warehouse, Nos. 1.49 and 181.1 FIRST
sad 139 and 12! SECOND STR SETS, Pittsburgh.
(.I',lyd
A VILLIA B A RNHILL &CO , BOILERV
Mekens and Sheet Workers, PENN
STREET, Noe. 20, 7.2, 24 and 25. Raving wcomd •
Win, yard and furnished it with the roost improved
machinery, we are prepared te manufacture every
deecription of BOILERS, In the bent manner; and
warranted equal to any made In the country.
01113INEYS, BRICHEN, FIRE BEDS, STEAM
PIPES, LOCOMOTIVE ROLLERS, CONDENSERS,
SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATORS,
SETTLLNO PA-NB, BOILER IRON. HRH:NITA,
SUGAR PANS, and sole mannfactnrere of BARS
HILL'S PATENT BOILERS, Rosalind done on
the ehorteld notion. deltctf ß
RIT AN1' , 71,9 AND BRASS WORKS
COLLINS & WRIGHT,
(Successor. to Orin Newton.)
Manufseturara of CASTOR FRAMES, !liras, MPS,
LADLES, and a great variety of BRITANNIA
articles. Also, CARBON OTL +all* BIM Pi ERS
and LAMP BRASSES generally, No. 1.39 Sekund
street, Pittsburgh.
ALLEN M CX)RMICK & CO,. VALLEY
Forrincx, Pltteborgb, Pa.
n.rWarehouss, 391 I.IIIIIITY
Manufacturens of COOK, PARLOR ATV LIZA
NG STGVM, PARLOR AND KITeII.MtiOIIATE.9,
HOLLOW WARE. etc., Steel nod Gram 31..r01de,
Caetinge, Mell Goering, U. Water end Ar
t:7., Sod I rant, Mod front. Wagon Boxes, Sa
ge r Kr: Orr, Pulseys, llangero, Vey Wheels, C. mptirtcp
nod taating• generally. Al., dobbin and Machine
Cartier, made to order. Patented Portable Mill,
sob Steam or Hone Tovor. opl4tOmd
M=WiiinEl
Cor. VINST AND LIIIDETY BTS, Pittsburgh
I=l
nay
SEVEICANCE, No. 53 NV ATKR ST,
Pittsbnish,rrianutacturer of DI ULEIS RIVETS,
WROUGHT SPIKES, °mason and railroad, of every
ton.
Particular shed or sham?. BPCEEIS and RIVETS,
large or email, made to order at than notice. A
~uod sasartulef.t constantly on band. tor,nr.ms
VirELLS, RIDDLE; . u t - si CO zth . :
Llbrrts
Pl
manufacturers of WHIPS, LASHES and SWITCH
ES, and eery deamiptton of LEATHER BRAIDED
WORK.
NZ=
oedere solicitod from the trade, and goods prompt
1:e shipped es per instructions. fes:ly
& W. BENNETT,. Manutacturev , of
D. WIIITE STONB CBES.% and CREAM
CaL
UItED WARE.
thbus and Warehouse at Ito. 71 FI VTII. STREET,
P 11161,171, ' • y
DR I" GOODS.
WILFIII,-.J1201C W. WM.—DAVID IefaNDLEAS
WILSON, CARR & CO.,
(Late )Vilson, Polow 4f. C 0.,)
Wholesale dealers In ?ODIUM , : ADM uomi:z...jric
DILI GOODS, Nu. SA Wood atreot, tbird house It boys
Diamond alDy, Pittsburgh.
- 1.4,10:At
SAM'L S. LAYS J. LT.' 111 . •110T ELI
LAND, MiABOY & CO. Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMMTIC Din( 000D3, An.
140 Fedora! street, (tecund door below new Msekst
Nome.) Alleeeny
T
u10:ly
ETON, MACDEEEICS,TV and Wholesald
Retail Dealers in TRIMMINGS, EMBROI
- RIES and DRY GOODS, of every d...terlption,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
MACHUM &-GLYDE, Wholesale and
.11. A. Retail DealenriirPANCT - AND EIYAPI.R DRY
GOODS, TRIMMINGS, lip. 70 Market . twist,
between Diamond and Fourth Pittsbargh.
BURCHFIELD, (successor to
J. Burchfield .t Co Who and Betsll Denier
In STAPLE AND FANCY DRY , COODS, , NoithOUnrt
nn.nor of Fourth and MArkutArradA Pittitnulh.
. ---
TOSETH HORNE, 3SWale and Ro
t) toil Deader In kw& 9t TRINSITNGS, DLIT
GOODS, eke., Nos. T 7 mud 7U .u.ke.treet,
J.
Austere'. lb ."all
. of DRY GOODS,Ifo.: Z of stmet,
lotween minima Yourth,.Pittabargh.
H. PALMER, No. £4. Wood , Street,
R
De.aurin somaTe, naTs, ATEAW 17 1 1 31 .
hinsagoLue STRAW GOODS; generally,
SIASON•JOHNgTON . , Dealer in PURE
DItI7OB AND CHEMICALS, TEBITMEIET,
TANCY SOOTS, lIDEDITIIG nom, one;
IiIIDMILEID,'Ee., of sertelly•primontadity,
whit& heaters at tostett peke; - Corner •SmlthEsid
andlonftbstracts. - Proutarkikel
follseompounded st 411.stss1 • • •
VE - 17 - f — .AlW bi lftfrre -- 07.;IVITel
matuffseturars of warm
LEAD AND LITILAIIGE,eotner of Wood and Brost
wools, Stttebargb.
JAN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
num .T'AINTS, OILS, UAW= AND
DrElarsirsoto. DM Liberty street, SittsLorgh.
All o ordain receive prompt attentfits. •
DR. GEORGE. H. KEYSER, Druggist,
'N0.,1.40. Wood street, ascrmYr of Virgin alley,
IXSUR.9I.II - CE:
JJGARDINER COFFIN, Agent for
. Traakltn, - Philadstphtle arid ESllanee lasurassa
Coropal:deth Northeast corner Wood and Third Ids.
,Agent _North • erica,
w. State of Pennsylvania, and. Rest:ford Mene
m= Companies, Sl.Wator @tenet
AMUMS. REA; Secretary Citizens
S
=rani*. Com2an7, earner Maryut and Weer cis.
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western In
• go.nco Company, 02 Wator stmt.
10. iM. BOOK;Seeretn7 Allegheny In
imrsTo?. INciapapy, 37111th larva.
ri t IARUYTTE BLEAK, Deri hilt(G
ki sic AND musicAL niartuusns. Bole
ViAlKOV•End . ,PrlM i lto'Ct. mltifirt
Oti& —hie. 43 PIM street, mond :deer &been Wood,
Pittsburgh. Pianos tq let, slut taken In exchange
for nee. .:
HBRO.Denleni in MU
. tsin eRD lIVOICAL INSTRUNANTS, and
sole Agents Gar FININWAY'S CELEBILATED PI
ANOS,No. W PM atnalrrittounth. my
vanut
XI PIANOS, SISLONNONSate,:IIO. SLNOad at.,
betwenxionyth snot and Dianna illitaitypg.
IMIEEI
PITTSBI72.OII, P/1.,
EBs=l!il
p ;tt(4,1.1:9
Jame, Ise.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1863.
Viitsburgit 05ant4.
WEDNESDAY I.IOIiNING=-.:NOV. 25, 1863.
TERMS OF TUE GAZETTE.
Moulton' Msmotr, by mall, par year---. 33
mouth-- *
34
shtgla coplea...-----. 3.
Evrtmo Worm, by mall, par year-- 11
mouth— 33.
CE!!!!!•23
- siagle
Wass.. Botaasa, single copies, par year.— 2 W.
" dubs at 2 to .„ 1 at
- - dabs of leor sacra 1 26.
--sad ant ears to du party wading club. Jor a
stub .r Enema, wa will mad the Brame Gapers'
daily. Tsr slab of Monty, we will send too
Koalas* Gas:arra daily. Mingle copies, I seats.
star Lll salsatiptlsna serially is mimeses, sad papers
always slapped whin tie Itme expires.
Ir was stated, a dhy or two ago, that
(lon. Hurlbut had greatly fluttered the Mem
phians by an order impressing all the able
bodied men in Memphis into the military ser
vice. He has issued a second order, by which
they are permitted to. join volunteer compa
nies, who will be supplied with arms for hoine
defence, and subject to the orders of the cora;
mending officer of the district. Failing to do
this within ten days, they will be pot into the
vitriol:Of regiments and batteries to fill vacan
cies. The Memphis papers say there is great
consternation there, and multitudes of would
be nen-combatants aro besieging the Provost
Marshal's office, to get passes to some North.
We infer that they are not granted, except to
the old and disabled.
Another Recantation.
The Quincy, 111., Herald, long the loading
Democratic journal of the State, and of late, a
vigorous defender of the peace policy, retracts
its errors and comes squarely out for the war.
In an editorial headed "Our Duty," it ac
knowledges that the news of the late elections
shoiis that the determination of the people is
to fight and fight to a conclusion. From such
a decision It says, "there span be no appeal,
and while a Democrat, we shall ever continue
to hold the mirror of the Constitution to the
gaze of our rulers, we for one, are not dispos
ed to close our ears to the decision, nor refuse
to recognise and submit to it in the spirit in
which it has bean made. The fiat having
thus gone forth. as one of the people and a
faithful and patriotic journalist, wo accept it
as our duty to snake editorial effort to give it
practical effect." It then urges in the warm
est terms a quick and general response to the
President's call for 300,000 men, assuring
volunteers that the entire body of their breth
ren, without distinction of party, will shout
"God speed" to their sword, and hailer to the
ictorioug arms.
ARMY CONTRACTORS predisposed to rapacity
anti seoundrelistn, would =hearse their phys
hal comfort and general interests, both in
this world anti the next, by lotting the exam
ple of John K. Stetter, late of their fraternity,
have a proper influence upon their conduct.
'detler, in violation of honesty and his sworn
agreement to furnish the army with 1011,000
pounds of pure Rio coffee, undertook to make
a fortune at the cost of poisoning the soldiers by
furnishing an adulterated and vile compound,
which would bear neither the test of human
stomachs, or the severer ordeal of a chemical
analysis. The Government, upon the discov
ery of the shameful knavery, caused Stotler
to he arrested, and, the case having been ...o
mitted to the summary arbitrament of a Court
Martial, resulted in the scotenw of the pris
oner to faro years' imprisonment at Albany,
New York.
pitIFERATt CONDITIOS OF AFFAIRS AT BlCH
in:D.—no Washington correspondent of the
New York ✓0... ml of Untneterre write, that
private lettere have recently been received
from Richmond, widch give a moot deplorable
account of public and private attain in that
city. Thousands of the old and wealthier !w
-ildcats are suffering for the common necesaa.
riot of life, and are heartily anions tu have
the war concluded, and quite willing to come
back under the uld flag. Many of them are
said to have become indifferent to the Linea
tion of slavery, and openly declare that the
institution is virtually broken up—hating
lost all hope and all heart. If this ho so, the
end of the war cannot be very far off, and the
rebel lenders must soon be cast aside like
chaff before the wind.
SOLAR ECU rsr.s.—There will be two eclipses
'next year. both solar. They will occur on
May sth and October 30th. The former will
be central and total In the North Pacific.
The whole eclipse will be risible as a large but
partial one, from San Francisco to Olympia,
15'ashingtoo territory, but nut in any part or the
United States oast of the Mississippi: The
eclipse of October 30th will be control and
annular in Brasil, and will be wholly Invisi
ble in the United States, except in the south
west of Texas, where a slight indentation on
the sun may bo seen soon after sunrise.
Sous excitement was astir on Saturday
along the Canada bonier, near Rou - se's Point,
(Lake Champlain), by a rumor that a force of
rebels was Fuming to Wt. Fort Montgomery;
destroy the draw bridge, and plunder Platte-
burg and Burlington. Immediate steps wore
taken to give the rebels a warm reception,
but they did not alma. We learn from a cor
respondent in Canada that there are eitimated
to be nearly 120,000 secessionists, natives of
the slave States, now 111 that province.
F INA NCIAL.—The temporary loan having
greatly decreased, Mr. Chase is enabled to
draw upon the fifty million, which he is
obliged to have in reserve to redeem it. Ho
is Lassin&this, but with extreme caution. Ha
has issued about Ave millforut, and has some
ten or fifteen millions now in the vaults. It
le not probable that more legal tenders will
be asked for. The national batik notes will
supply the wants of thonotratry.
Musernscrra promises 'to become a large
wool-growing state. Air. 0. B. Kidder, of
Claremont, Dodge county, reports his wool
crap this year as follows : From ono bendred
and fifteen sheep he glossed seven hundred
and three pounds of wished wool, being &Wall
an average of sis pounds and two ounces a
head. The sheep aro mostly merinoes.
Im
moose flocks of sheep have been introduced
into the Btato during the year..
Toe Buffalo (burier hits off the extrava
gance of the city government by saying that
"should- a determination to attack Buffald
ever again bo made manifest on the part of
the rebels, tbe'utost conclusive way to prevent
Invasion is to send word to the enemy, under
protection of an appropriate flag of truce, that
if they eapturelfuralo they Must pay Its taxee
and their own expenses beside."
Mao. Dow, widow of the famous Lorenzo,
died a dew dayeage at Montsille, 170nn., leav
ing_this singular will "shugiros the whole
'of hnr j estittn(s6:ooo ) to theitiwit of Montville,
for the purposes of building thus .stone areh
bridges in specified places in the town. The
town, in pabliesneeting, has refused to accept
the gift, and the amount goes to her heirs-at-
.
Faust the French manufacturing district of
Lyons we learn' that *process is talked of by,
which eilk can 4orliqnsfied, and the produce'
of the worms'kept in csaka for artificial re
issue in Limnenie susceptible of a quite novel
form of manipulation. It would appear that
what is mantles= son= affinity to the treat
ment and uses of gotta percha.
, .
.Vez Loaves' worth (Kansas) Cbasenseties pub.
!isles w•letter from Gen. Blant's train, dated
on the 10th Inst. The 'train was then safely
*ne.aukrallboatralty from its destine
tion-4Yertlitaftlr. ' pfeiteu bad hien
slow but with the exception ottwo men who.
had Leen killed by bushwhaakefe, lj bad met
with no aroidenCor trouble.,
A, Lerrra from at ducs tine, FlF.rl=
re lh a ° lt:sli v fe r rt i ttt i p ei4i' ' . utoo lli ltirh i Tiii ere 100
ihdoleiFor to proud to work.
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TSBURGH GAZETTE>.
GEL llimmit ♦ED THE REBEL FrTZ-Hrcu
Lxx.-41ext. Butler, in bis first walk at Fortress
Mono:44cm astonished at meeting a rebel
officer. looking at a parade of our troops. It
was Son, Pita-Hugh Lee. On being told that
he enjoyed the liberty of Old Point, General
Butler 'haply expressed his disapproval of
such a repiehensible eourtesy. The next day
Lee made ► soya& to Fort Lafayette.
Mn. Beirartn, t i e newly-appolnted
lsSu
preme Judge of bama, has bee n journey
man printer, Mwye , corporation connsel,brig
aclier-general, and s now about to ammo the
"ermine." In p oi ties be has always been a
Democrat; and during the war has labored
hard In support of the Administration and of
the unity of the States.
TEE origin •of whist does not go further
back than 100 years. Lord Lyndhurst, born
in 1772, wm one of the most devoted adepts
of this game. It is to him that is owing that
manner of playing, namely, when a person
holds a single card of a suit that he at once
plays it out, and which is known by the name
of a "SiWgleten."
TEE pikyrnexas for all branches of the public
setrioe foithe fiscal year coding with the lent
of Juno were .$000,000,000, of which amount
$67:10,000,01,10 were for the army, and $68,000,-
000 for thm,rdivy. A sufficiency of money has
boon pLteed in. the bands of all the Paymas
ters to pay'our armies up to the first of the
present Touth.
Tmaiscovls aro now advertised for sale in
London, which only cost twenty-five dollars,
with which! double stare may be seen, the
features of a man distinguished at a distance
of five ulnae, shot MAD upon a target two
miles, and the figures on a church cluck tan
miles.
Corroi is coming into Nashville very freely
and the Disputa says the liberal prices paid
will induce- the planters of Middle Tennessee
to send in all they have, and to prepare for a
largely-increased crop next year.
(}rive vutus may bo protocted from the
oidium by planing a pound of vita °ull in a
hole near the foot of,each vine, in November
or December. ThD is tho disoovory of M.
Druelie of Niort.
Too Duke of Clarence, the Duko
of Weimar that steam vessels could not pos
sibly succeed s because the friction of the sea
water would necessarily ignite the paddles.
EVENING GAZETTE TELEGRAMS,
ore PHILADELPHIA SPECIAL DISPATCH
Dispatch to the rittsburgh Gautto
Puttannt.rnia, Nor. 24, ISO
The steamer Fulton, (rota Charleston. brings
the prize Banshee, being the second she has
taken. The Purser giros the following inter
esting diary The prise is built of steel, and
has a valuable cargo. The prize money will
be heavy.
On Sunday night the monitor, Lehigh on BLArKSM ITH BELIPWS.—NVF:I).
picket duty near Fort Sumtar, got aground.
d"""'.."
'''"
Theenemy at daylight began a formes fire up- writ, one Blaclincrilth
on her both from James and Sullivan's Island. it ""‘' DA I'tye 3IcILW.I IF F. Aooe'e,
The monitors Montank, Passaic and Nahant Q . NIREL MAR': AT AUCTION.--On
WEIENE.r , .V Noe. rob, atII
moved to her aid. nt the umlauts-Hal ',Nab..
Admiral Dahlgren boarded the Nahant and , one n•niel r• yen,
"r
"dee
the
called for volunteer/ to carry a haw,er In the '
Lehigh. Out of the nninber offered a sur
geon and two sailor, acre accepted; and pro-lilt
seeded on their deepurato mission under .Al ' ‘U'l lit. •- i " 1 FRIDAI
tremendous fire. After three attempts, they 11.11 F 1 1( h t re '
succeeded In getting a line fast to the Lehigh, ' l ""„L' i r V "" an« ."'" r ' . •
and at the tarn of the tide the Nahant towed . I , essll l l 4 a . Boreni Parlorr
il'.lh•e.l77leM•
'Vnble.. Double pink, ilnebeeel Wiinit Vei.l
her off. Admiral Dahlgren promoted the two
Dan Mows, Carpet, !gate, &c.
seamen on the spot to the rank of potty of-' fiat nieCLEI.L.ii ND. Awl:,
hoer*. vi I A RToN STREET LOTS AT
Commander Bryson, of the Lehigh, and the \ V A UCTION.—On TCESDA Y EVENING, N..y.
24th, st o'eleek. wilt be .• , I, se ino
Executive officer, Lieut. Hopkins. were Loth Bolen Eroonan, rei Filth street, lone denienbli Lets el
wounded. Ground eituate at the corn, of Wharton and ai
mon,. pin-eta Laut Birmingham rail, harm a WM,
The rebels have constructed bomb proof in of k.t on Vliud-ton atria.% at :a ,xteridin:!,:t
theruins of Sumter. The sea well is gone and
T•1016-0,11.-third ra , ll, rioidne ini one and two
no further reduction can Le made. I ytiann with Wt.:reel,.
There is greet distress in Charleston. The ""19 DAVIS it IitiII,WATNE..A oi
woalthtest people are living on rice and sweet VALUA STOL'ii. AT A UCTI ON.
potatoes. The ladies onee wealthy and at-
IrKSPAY EV ENING, Niiv. laail, at
74 will be sold, at the Conitueri ial Sala.
tended by slaves. are begging for work from k,ros, fd Firth
the goy eThmen to Foldout
5 do Merchants atanotak WI ors' Its ,
prices are asked
for raiment of all kinds 'PI il winters Insurance C•.;
Lieut. Commander Bruce has born d e • B r an k :V o ck '
tacbed from the Monitor Patapsco, by corn- no2l PATIO t INK tilers.
mander Thomas 11. Stevens, and ordered to 111 'IS FURS ! FURS!
the Wabash, on account of ill health. LI volt LADILS •'II7I.IIIIEN,
-The gunboat Neipsic, Lieut. Commanding Will „„ l i d. „„ 4 T w A g l ;Vigl'; ' ..or . Nor. „ t
i ;a rg i s t. l . .4 c igt . rc i , a r t t a m , e ,c olt io o n f u L „ A ;
, t 0 4 . 1 1 1 ,ri l
Bradford, arrived at Port Royal. She has 41,1441vere Auction Rouse, No. 47 Fifth etre,. the
proved herself a very fast steamer, having
made eleven knots under reduced pressure. 10 0 &ad 1 ' 1 "ra" &4*".• of all 'tht' ml.
my i. the tact cote of the , thrrotur.• ali
Ltin the Ilth (Thanksgiving day In South sot of Marx should atr•nd the solo.
Carolina) fifteen shells were thrown into theu,, filet MeIiELV Eli, Auctioneer
town. The effect is not known—a suggestion
to the robe's that their thanksgiving was
somewhat ill-timed. The officers ensure me
that Charleston lice at our mercy. Charleston
papers are silent as to its effects.
no provisions sent by the steamer Convoy
for the relief of the Union prisoners at Rioh•
mond, wero really distributed. Col. Irving
hiss satisfactorily transferred all for the Union
prisoners in and about Richmond to Commis
sioner Ould. The -immediate wants of our
officers and soldiers in Richmond are supplied.
The army of gun. Moods fully occupy the
country up to tbo north bank of the Rapidan.
No official information that any portion of his
army has crossed the river. Reports of the
advance of the army to the south eido of the
river are premature. G4M. Lee is said to be
prepared to,make a dosperato resistance to
any each movement. W. J. J.
From the Potomac Army—No Move-
ment Yet Made.
New Tose, Nov. 24.—A Tribuos specie]
from Washington says: The statement that
the Army of the Potomac moved at sunrise
this morning upon the enemy, which the
Wuhington journals printed ha double-loaded
type to-day s , is premature, unless your corres
pondents-with the army and the authorities
ate totallyntisitiformed. Therewre, however,
abundant indications that the army of Gene
ral Meade will not devote: many more days to
rebuilding the ifilroads, rand entertaining
admiring oflielirs with reviews. Our men are
eager fort battle, and are confident in an un
wonted degree of &speedy and decisive victory,
The nricra dispatch, dated Washington,
23d, sem- Meade /1113 made 110 advance yet.
The cavalry; however, is just now very ac
tive, and stirring news may be anticipated at
least from that branch of the arm.
A special dispatch received by t he late train
from the army to-night, states that no move
ment of any nature: has taken place to-day,
There aro signs of activity on every hand,
however. Rain set in to-night, which may
destroy the brightest calculation.
The Monitor Lehigh Aground •••Pro.
motions tbr Bravery.
New Toes, Nov. 24.—The Herald'. Morrie
Island letter states that during Sunday the
Monitor Lehigh, which was anchoring , on
picket duty near Fort Sumter, gat aground.
Daylightdiscovered her position to the enemy,
who at once began cautions fire upon her both
from James and Sulliveut's Islands. Throe
other monitors—the Montauk, Passaic and
the Nahant--movod to aid her. The Admiral
boarded the fishnet, end called for volunteers
to carry a hawser to the Lehigh.
Out of a number who offered themselves,
a surgeon and two sailors mire accepted, and
proceeded on their desperate mission, under
a tremendous ere, and after three attomphi
they succeeded in getting a line feet to the
Lehigh, and at a tura of the tide the Nahaut
towed her off. Admhsl Dahigreen promoted'
the two seamen on the spot, to the rank of
petty officers.
Commander Basel, of the Lehigh, "end
exesativeoitrer Vent. Hopkins, were both e j L. BEAD, Bookseller and Suitioner,
wounded. • No. 71 Nowa street, Apollo Melding.
' LATEST FROM CHATTANOOGA
A BATTLE SOON ANTICIPATED
RIFLE PITS OF THE ENEMY CARRIED.
TWO lIINDLED PRISONERS CIPTI'RED.
GENERAL BURN*IDENPO!.4ITION
CINCECIATI, Nov. 24.—There Is nothing ad
ditional from Burnside. Cdmionailing is still
heard.
A battle was anticipated between Grant
and Bragg to-day.
A special dispatch to the coiriracr,:of, from
Chattanooga on the 21d, says that deserters
last night reported tho rebels failing back to
Chickamauga Station. Tlicir artillery has
been withdrawn from our front. while the
Army is apparently in retreat.
Iteconnodotances this afternoon rei
the enemy, apparently in force, between us
and Missionary Ridge. lien. Wood, charg
ing up to Orchard Ridge, carried the rifle pits,
under a severe Ore of musketry' and artillery,
taking two hundred prisoners. We now hold
all high ground this aids of Missionary Ridge.
Our troops are in line of battle, and will lio
on their arms to-night. Hard fighting is in
evitable to-morrow, unless the rebels
draw to-night.
New Toga, Nov. 24.—The niblllle ' ll dis
patch from Washington, dated Nov. 2:4, says:
The Government has no later news from Gen.
Burnside, than is contained in a despatch
from Cincinnati, published in this afternoon'•
papers. It is now hoped Gen. Burnbide will
be shin to hold hisliwn until Grant, at whose
headquarters unmistakable signs of uneasi
ness are observable, can relieve him at the
same time antic he ttetils Bragg a eras:thug
blow.
Operation. at Charle•-ton---FHReen
Shells Thrown Into the City.
MORRIS ISLAND, Nor. 20.—Fifteen shells
were thrown into Charleston yesterday. There
wan ♦ery Issue firing this morning. The
enrmy has been busily engaged erecting a
formidable battery in the roar of the Moultrie
House, on Salliran's Island.
For some weeks past n hospital flag has
been shown at the Moultrie House, in order
to protect it from our fire, but tt seems the
houae,instend of being used as a hospital, has
furnished the rebels a screen behind which
they built the battery in question.
Horse Contractor Sentenced.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.—C. W. Hall, horse
contractor fur the Government, woo found
guilty and sentenced to six. months imprison
ment, and (Mod $lO,OOO, for defrauding the
Governtneut in purchnling horror,
UCTIO✓Y SA LE
ilrel-ArTS
WANTED.--Sttrgeons and AssiBtant
Suroona for Colored bh"gir110111• !a the De•
purtmenta of the South, Gulf, and Tenuce...e.
All candidate. nate' be examined before a Board
of Alcdiral Officer..
Bonnie are now In eessloo at Peeton, Nee 1',.”
Wuhlogtosi, Oincinuatl and St. Louts, and at the
hewhinarters of the Armies of the Potomac, Cumber
land, and elseWber..
Applications for exarninalhnis 613" old be roads to
the Surgoou General, U. S. A.. W..,..1..t..ttan, P. I ,
and Foust be accompanied with One ru. re I. true•
nista of good moral character from riespeaable per.
The hoard will deferralne abed., the cutellraite
qualified for Surgeon er for Assistant Marconi,
The ansilidats must be a grunion, of borne Regular
College steragradirate. will not be exam -
t nod, d. K. RAILS ZS,
Acting Surgeon General
burg". Golan'. Office, NI, IS, N.
ocatmail2vr
WANTED
An Experienced Carpet Upilnixterer
To 'muted immedist.ly at
OLIVER McCLINTOCK & CO.'S,
W ANTED—In a Drug Store at :nuns.
L. 11. BARRIS,
no:N.Ut Corner Fine and W, , od •trwde.
IITANTED.-440 A MONTB.—WO want
Apata at Sae a month, expeness paid, to Pal
our iterrk.diagr Pencils, Orfoldol Demme, and thlrioon
°U we now, went load curio.); Pntelem. Ytnwa mirth
oleo sentfrok A4o7m.
p.llkemdswlr MAW MARL Biddeford, Me.
Kg A NON'rlll-1 want to hire Agents
tr to every county at 875 a month, enema.*
paid, to wll my new cheap Enmity Roving Ma,hicee.
Addreas, 8. MADISON, Alfred, MAW.
ac24lllndawT
_
WAN'rEll TO HEM:,
k GOOD WAREHOUSE,
‘ V
&Instal In • busiaaso portion of the city
I•2OEIjOND BTRINT.
lESII
GIRL WANTED—Ono who under
stands cooking, and other bonee-work. Ad
ams BOX MI, City of Allegheny Post 011iae, with
reference ae to qualifications and character. 0c203
REAL ESTATE .1G EA*TS
WILLIAM WARD, Dealer in PROM
VI IFonitY NOTES, BONDS. MORTGAMI, Rad
all seouritle. for moony.
Persons eau procure LOANS, through my agency,
on reaomablo terms.
flume wishing to inv. rd their money to good ndnn•
tags, can always find Ant and second ciao paper at
my office for gala.
♦ll connannicatloolt and Interviews strictly cont.
dental. 01Dce, Grant etrect, opposite lit. Paula
Cathedral. jettt
BOOKSELLERS. 4c.
WM. G. JOHNSTON I a)., Station-
TV an. Blank Pooh Mauutseturrni and Job
Printers, No, 57 Wood street, Pittsburgb. ..30
VAY & 00., Bookaellers and station-
Wo.ed Wood street, next door to the cos-wo
of Thlrd, Pittsburgh. 8E20014 and LVOV 1400.1,c1
constantly on hand.
VOLUME LXXVII-NO. 8
I.IrS R. 4 .11-C.E.
INDENINI'rY AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRE.—FIIANKLIN 1N.171!..CS COM
PA NY OF I'll ILA DELPHI!, Office, 435 az.; .4:.7
Chestnut ntmet, urar Fifth.
Statement of Assets, January Ist, IMO, published
agruotoly to an act of Atettuntlty, heing—
Flrst Mortgages, empty serum' SI.SS6,Mt3 00
Brat F ease (proet 611 mat 102,933 tal
Temporary Loans ou ample Collateral
Steckel tyrnsunt valueltS,dCr
Notes and Bill. Receivable.
I Cull
MT The obit. profits from premiums w Inch Otte
Company ran divide by law are from risks, whi,
have been determined.
insanities made on every description of property,
in Visa and ontuary, at rates its low' as are consistent
n all security.
Stow their incorporation, aperient of thirty yearn,
they hare paid losses by fire To no arnionit eaceedlng
Foes flefloss, thereby allorduig evidences
of the silrautnsis of Insure., OA Well as their abili
ty and di:To...lives to tweet With prioliptnesei all lia.
In.nes paid during the. year 1858
Cherie. N. Ranckm.. Dim. Le P.
Ditirciem. U. Levik. Jamb IL. Smith,
Tobias Weigher, Edward C. Deile,
David S. Geo. W. Ith.hants,
B.lenthil Grunt,George
ell ARL E9.. 1 BA NeKER, Preri.l.llL
EIiWA liD e. DALE, Vice 7'm, r.
Wm. A. 1iettiLL,... 4 %. ,,
J. GARDNER I...iTFLN, Age..
my. ORR. Northeast r.,r. W.. 41 L Third alt.
INSU ItA N
Insurance Co. or North America.
EE=I
Insurance Co. of the State of Penna.,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
SifirTnituranen in the ,bare old abil rnilablii rem
yinn ion can be obtaalnuil on iipplinntb.n to
I=l
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IA 7 ES'I'E it N (.1)N1I'A
NY (if' r I TTSII I'E. • `!.
R. Al I L LER, Jr., Preaietewl.
=MI
Office, No. Wetter .treet, Sparug Co.' ll Wsre
hotly,. pitalrl, Pitt 4Purg,ll.
Ira/ in.arro npatnAt kiwi. of I'o, and Mari.
.h., A 17,n..y Pbrrtt.r w.f.*
are
melt known in the e,,,,,,vudy. and Lobo aro deter
min.!, by PTO 11101 K.. and mottania the
churnr-wr tr/.rh they hare as af,-ran4 the bcat
praPll:on f.. fro., trio; A...re A, No instgrni
=:161=1
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Ab,n,l , 4 1r, r,
Dana M. 1. , 112.
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• 1:Is• rtnd
nl,l i he rut h•tt of the ••emt.
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11.1.1,110...
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Jo. I•erk , .1. ,l,:i •
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11.teee. 'wen, I J Caldwell, Jr..
Hun. T J.. 1.1, 5. Dalerorth,
I t'lte.rlie. 11. Zng.
de:lo'lyd
pEut.l.Es \s
Office, N. E. corner Wood & Fifth Sts
MM!MTT: 'I WF‘I . 4II
..m.4 D. Venn,.
C.O. John T.. I: , ,ands,
Pn.nutel P. Shr,
P
C. 11=2 •n Lunt,
Woa PhiIIIIM,
].Minn NI
AV tn. 11. Ilityg.
J••Iln E Pat k,
Marl!
11.11. V 113.1
WNI• 1.T.1 Ps,
JIIIIN WATT, lire Prniofent.
W3l. F. CARON 0:11. Ss. Alan,
/k' al I N:'l'fiAN('D:
PANT'OF l'ITTSBI'llt:II 0115.0, No. X/
Fifth .treat. Bunk Block.
(ores. against all k in.'s or Fite as Marlan
ISAAC JUN LS, Pr.1...1en0,
JOLIN b, 111'CUILD Prertderd.
,
D. M. BOOK. Secretory.
Capt. WM. DEAN, Gams-o2 Ageed.
INK Jose*,
John U. McCord,
Capt. Adam laza*
B. B. Sterling.
l'apt. Wm. De.,
H. L.Alairaw,
Robt. li. 1)1,14.
C. C. Llattowy.
lartrrev
Copt. B. C. Gray,
ittlan Ir. in, Jr.,
B. L. Fahrtest.,k
OILS. Dec.
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211 and 213 South Water Street,
EMT Cosui liumemt• bullelted
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Jnn. 11 Cho (ant, of Speng. 11.1111 nut & Co.
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Petroleum and its Products, Oils,
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Manufacturers of
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Capacity use thousand barrels nut amok.
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(Late of Wm. H. Wo(ela - ard d C 0.,)
ORNER AL Ct./M*lB3lON MERCHANT,
Special attention given to the eats of
Crude and Refined Petroleum
Ho. 111 SOUTH YEONT ssurr,
o,Lcay _
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Bleuittrarturar of
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua Ammonia.
Onlori left .t Jot.). Fortosilsld s Co.'s. Olin; tor
nes of MAK= An) YIRST STRIXTS, oral re
nl to ppm:opt attention, sc2+l
DEA-risrnr.
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Building, clamor ót=Dui and brunt streets,.
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took, Theodore kobbleo, Bowel Erret.t. my 4.13)
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No. ltd Wood street. Plttsborigh., • fatly
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Crude and Relined Petroleum,
Fe. 19 IRWIN STREET, TITTSTIVIIOII.
GT Mars] Cash tuissursa an runtigrauents for
Pittsburgh . Pastern 11.kets.
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Merwra. I. Dilworth .t Co.,
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Tltorapson Bell, Esq., Prat. Oommoroiril Bank.
TACK: BRO.,
Crude and Relined Petroleum,
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Business entrusted t, , our care will rvevire OCT
prompt pr...cnal attention.
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Rorke A V.., nod 111c171elland A Roy, l'lttetoar,o
Thos. h, re. Porn. Bonk N. A.; 11. L. Fun , r
,t Co., Plitlattelubia etss.lz_
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Works, cppoatt. Dharpsborg
Ottleo, No. 69 NAND Siii6:E.4
D . L. MILLER, JR., AM IN;
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM
Da futon:l.loc exclusively. All riaxrgee at Faust
riocionattis rate. bT(i.a.AGE YOB REF:NED lu cool c. 11.11. r..r
CRUDE, under good sklellm.
Part', nlar atteotioo paid to 011 i uR EXPORT.
SA LA—CAT:SI7I(S I+ODA, sov A x.SfY,
CA IMT PEM nEnToN,
General Merchandize Brokers,
115 SOUTU FRoliT ST., PUILAPELPHIA
CRUDE & REFINED PETROLEUM
ArsTic: son A. ASII,
DRUGS, OILS, hc,S
Orders to boy or WI prunwlly •tlended to
noLly
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
EINEM
COMM 16310.+1 _M ERCLEA NTH.
Partial. attention paid to cousignmento of
Crtide and Refined Petroleum
8 -J3,-il ZS
WV' Liberal uiraucre m.ll,
aulfiy
fp TR ROE,
to! ORTII TRQNT ST., PH ILADELPIIIA
Broker &: C'“l.l] ri iNtsi Oil \l.e: ohEars t
CRUDE ec REFINED PETROLEUM,
N krtEl.:s.
~NNWLK BU RK E k CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
GLOISE, PACIFIC AND LIP.ERTY OIL MIRES.
Ltberal cosh advs.. !undo oa oonsiiommunts of
Relined or °rude Petroleum
002. DUQUASNICINAT A 11120o;2 sTs.,
rill, NI MN need not be embar;ssed
th, enforcement of the Bulk Ordinance, whin
they ran hare their OIL tuirrulteal nut shipped with
cut teaching the City Wiutrret, . oh.ap, mum ,
prompt, with lees rtek, lees truckle sod in batter
order, at
KIRK'S OIL YARD,
On the Allegheny Volley Railroad. above Lawrrnot
tile, where MI to pumped trunotbe bottle dlrort to
shipped to ony point, BIM or Wool,
trlthent any greying or re-ohlyying.
All orders promptly attended to.
OV — ttglre at Yard, on ribT•ne Peswengter R. R.
Pont When &rino, BOX Witg, Prueburgh ; or I sun
be Born dais• at the Ott. F.:....trust.r.
DAVID &TAIL
JOHN CCIIIVIA.
WALLACE S CURTISS,
commimet-, Morahan ts,
dad dealers to
CRUDE & REPINED PETROLEUM,
BEIMINN AND LI:BRICATING OILY
No. 134 13017TH IVHA £Bl, PFULADALPIII4
103ir Swinge mpaciry (tinder rorst.) for 15,00tbbh.
Also su , slistit facilities for shipphss to American
an 4 /cosign parts, at our wharf ,on the Sahorikill
Giver, near the Platform of the P. R. R. jefirly
WALES, WETStORE & Co.,
COMMIS,q7ON M'Enefi ANTS,
SIMPERS OF PETROLEUM,
112 MAIDEN LASE, NEW YOSK
Ample , facilitial to . STORAGE AND
at their yard awl wharf, lien Hoax
myl4 tf
DIANIOND I►ll, WORK}.
NAYLOR & SMITH,
Refiners and Dealers in Carbon Oil,
Unanrpmed by any In the market.
MEM=
X4r Orden left at their cake, No. 41 MARIIST
STILISX.T,or Cl their wart, Ie 3msrenon•llle, will be
promptly attended to. Doyen of CRCDI.: 01. L.
ROBERT Aki WORTH,
No. I ST. CLAIR ST., PITTSBURGH.
Forwarding & Commission Merchant
AND DEALER TN OILS.
Car ILLUMINATING, LUBRICATING, CRIPI:
PRTROLEUIt OlLti„ CIAO tautly nu Lead ax.l
for snle at Om Imreat market prio.a. Cot elptments
and orders, .olkitott sp7:Gm
WOODVILLE OIL REFINERY.
GEO. W. lIOLDSHIP & CO.,
Plaantortorers of BURNING OIL AYE. LUBRICA
TIRO OIL. Keep constantly on hand lloktory bent
quality of BURNIXG OLL, dear aod w'tf.ont_color ;
ek good LUBRICATOR, pnro WIIITVIInt-
ZOLE sad CAR GREASE. -
Car Alt ardor, I.ft et No. 35 IrlarTiriTEEtr.
Beak Block, ..coed &or, will b. promptly , Oteadid
Co.
IL s. WIRING,
CSUDF, R.EFIXLD, ItACUINEUT. AND PAM
(:) I I. S;
And dater In Relining Materials.
•Ltetl;?l 7 olL WO,RKS.
THTECAN, DIIN/AR &
Pere White Refitted Carton
mos, Ha 291 LIBMIr STUN?;
seuridaasz PITISBDERII,,P4.9
OILS. :SC.
BENZINE, ha,
1:,r,?-wArt, TA
MEMO
PHTLADELPLIIA
Agento of the
Prrtsrotcs, Ps.
No. X/ MAEKZT ST., rittibara
Manahcturen oY