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TITURSDAI MORNING
Ominous Aspect of Affairs In Europe
NAPOLF:ON . 4 circular letter to the several
powers of Europe to meet in a general Con
gress; to settle the various questions that
threaten to break the peace of that conti
nent., is not likely to meet with such a re
sponse as will secure that end. Great
Britain has certain questions to be answered
before she will yield her assent to the propo
sition. Austria plays shy in the same way.
Prussia assents unconditionally, as does
the Pope and other minor powers, who can
not afford to offend NAPOLEON. But the
Emperor of Russia will not go into a Con
gress until he had settled his difficulty with
the Poles, the very thing of all others, that
the congress is expected to take in hand.
Jealousy and ill-temper evidently rule the
hour; and it is by no means improbable
that before the war-cloud lifts from our
horizon it will have settled over Europe
deeper and darker than anything we have
experienced. It looks now as if our war
was but the beginning of troubles."
Nirotsox, with all his sagacity and tact,
seems to ha' blundered in sending out his
card of in r.tiun for a European Congress;
for it is t. :or more probable, that it will
will not take place than that it will; and
things are now in that position that war is
the only alternative.
Refugees In Canada
Time was when the under-ground rail
road, over which enslaved darkies made
their way to Canada, was a great institu
tion. But a great change has taken place
since that "hard ould time,' as Miles
O'Reilly would call it. Now Sambo travels
above ground, often with a musket on his
shoulder and Uncle Sam's brass buttons
glittering on his breast, while the mason
ore glad to avail themselves of the bond
man's mode of conveyance to reach the
same "city of refuge." It is said that
there are many thousands of Southern
white refugees there. The next thing in
order will bo meetings among the sable re
fugees, and resolutions something like these:
Raolved, That if our old masters want
oar place of refuge, and our old under
ground railroad, they can have there in ex
change for their plantations.
Rerilved, That we love the "sunny Sour h,"
and are as ready as ever to sing,
/'arty rwi beck to tole VlNlmiy
Resolved, That as we gained bur freedom
by coming hero, wo shall carry it back with
us; and whilo we bask once more in the
sun of the South, our old masters may coo!
their hot blood amid the snow and ice of
the North. The change will do us both
good. The South was too hot for them, end
they became too hot for us; but since they
havo come here to cool thetusolves, we will
go back and warm ourselves, and then we
shall both be where we ought , to be.
The Strength of Grant's Army
The St. Pain (Minnesota) Pioneer publishes
the following extract of a private letter writ
ten from the Army of the Cumberland pre
vious to the late advanee, which furnishes some
interesting particulars so to the strength of
Grant's forces:
The Army of the Cumberland has been en
tirety reorganised by General Grant. ion
Weald be sarprisal to know the number of
regiments down here between Stovenson,Chat
tanoegn and Nashville. We have the old
Army of the Cumberland, two corps of the
Army of the Potomac, and two corps from
the Army of the Tennoesee, and others are
coming. There are ninety regiments in a
single corps of the Army of the Cumberland.
No mere regiments were ever got together in
this country than are now on the soil of mid
dle Tennessee. I can see no show for Bragg,
and, without knowing the plans of our gen
erals, I confidently look for a hasty withdrawal
of hie army, or a thundering big smash-up of
his whole force.
Bragg missed it when he lay still around
Chattanooga three weeks ago. Rosecrans'
ar uy was then on one-quarter rations, with
out forage, his rear poorly guarded, and
threatened daily. But now we are all right.
Rations are plenty, and steamboats are run
ning to withal ten miles of Chattanooga. We
have quite an army of generals—Grant,
Thomas, Granger, Hooker, Sherman, Howard,
Stomata, Ostcrhatts, Palmer, and Roseerans,
all commanding corps or departments of one
or more corps. Ctor troops hail principally
from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
New York, Missouri, lowa, Kansas, Massa
chusetts, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Michigan
and Kentucky, though several other States
are represented.
A I. ETTSE from Vicksburg to the Chicago
Tribune , says
" Never, •inve the commencement of this
nnfortannta war, has there boon snob destitu
tion and despondency South, as now. Vigor
ous enlistments in the North, and the hearty
support of the government, would crush them
in this vicinity, and they would never have an
opportunity of seeing another battle. They
have despaired of being able to defend them
selves. They hope for no foreign intervention
and northern sympathy. The troops at Canton
are without shoes or blankets, and they have
no means of transportation except such as the
railroad affords.
When they capture one of our moo, the
first thing they do is to search his haversack.
His pooket moires the next attention."
Barldourn.—On Saturday last four young
ladies, residents of Baltimore, wore lent to
Fortress Monroe, from whence they will be
taken to City Point, and then passod into the
rebel lines. Tho following is a list of their
names M. E. M. Goldcborougb, charged with
being an avowed rebel, and with having boon
in constant correspondc,ce with persons in
thi; - Bouth; three sisters, viz: Miss Bennie,
Mlle Virginia end Miss Julia Lomax, all
charged with being dirloyal and with corres
ponding with persons in the South.
_Tao loyal mon of Nashville have presented
to Governor Andrew Johnson a Miser service,
bearing this inscription: From the loyal men
of Nashville, Tennessee, to Andrew Johneon,
se a testimonial of their high regard for his
patriotic labors in defense of the Constitu
tion and the [Talon—and especially for his
zealous and able defense of the Government,
in the Senate of tbo United States, December
18 and 19,1880, and for hie devotion to Ten
nessee, and Invaluable services rendered in
the preservation of her CapitaL"
Tat rocoipta 4' cotton at Now Orleans,
daring tho week ending 20th inst., were 3,151
bales and 104 hags; of which 1,985 bales were
cleared for New York, and 92 for Boston.
Daring the same period 1,561 hogsheads and
264 barrels of sager were received in that
market. The magpie - of molasses amounted
to 6;029 barrels.
Tim order of General Schofield for the en
listmont of negrooe In Missouri, doe. not re
quire the eoteent of the owner.. The order
conaldored the death blow to elavery in the
State, of whioh there Is not enough left now
to quarrel about.
Tug errarioiorui man is like the barren, san
dy'groand in the desert, which sacks in all
the rain and dews with greediness, bat yields
So fruitful herbs or plants for tho benefit of
others.
.
...Ida- .
Washington Republican says General
130u2ko.dooti lot bast to bop candidate for the
Precideney, but unequirooally declares a re
eleetiOn due to Mr. Lincoln.
Twaxrr-rrve colored regiments have been
organised In the Department of the Dan.
Wendell \Phillips' Attack Secre
-tarp Ctrase..2rhe Markers!' Garner
Case.
[From tl.lO Clucimaati CommbrcLU
In your paper of yesterday I see an extra^•
from a speech of Wendell Phillips, in Boston,
in which, speaking of Secretary Chase, o ,he
says --The Governor who saerifieed Margaret
Garner has no heart." And a communica
tion in the Liheentor 1i:1n-risen's paper,) at
tacking Secretary Chase, after speaking in a
sneering manner of devotion to freedom, says:
"Perhaps it may be so; lout wit 9^lllo person
have the kindness to answ, this question,
vix: what was Mr. Chase's e - ,nnection with
the mournful fate of Margare truer !
I propose to answer this q ;:
any partisan purpose, hut that
done to Mr. Chase. lam to
DEC. 3, 1863
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with the whole cue of Mar, ;artier,
having been at that time prosec .orney
of flamilton county, Ohio, and c. being
under my control and managemoi.. Audio
far from it being the truth that Mr. Chase
"sacrificed Margaret Garner," or exhibited
the fact therein that "he had no heart," I
unhesitatingly say that no man could have
done more than ho did, or could hare evinced
a more lively interest in her behalf. The
case was one of a peculiar character, and the
entire community sympathized deeply in it.
The facts aro briefly theft,: On the 29th of
January, 18b6, a colored woman, Margaret
Garner, her four children, two other colored
women, and two colored men, claimed to bo
slaves of Moses Gaines, of Boone County,
Kentucky, crossed the Ohio river, on the ice,
below Cincinnati, into this county. The
master pursued, in a few hours after, and
procured a warrant for their arrest from a
United States Commissioner. The marshal,
with a posse, attempted to arrest them, when
Margaret seised her children and attempted
to kill them all, as she said, to prevent them
from being taken into slavery. One she killed,
by cutting her throat from ear to ear; two
others were severely cot across the throat, and
the skull of another badly injured, by blows
from a fire shovel. She and the other negroes
were arrested by the marshal, and placed for
safety in the jail of this county. The Grand
Jury being in session a few days after, on the
Bth of February, brought in an indictment
against her, for murder, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of this county. The marshal
claimed the custody of her, by virtue of his
warrant, under the Fugitive Slave Law, and
the Sheriff claimed her also under a capias Is
sued by him on the indictment.
The question of the ownership of the ne
groes was tried before the Commissioner, for
some ten or more days, the parties being
brought out, from day tq day, by the marshal's
deputy and the sheriff's deputies, each refusing
to yield separate control to the other. The
Commissioner finally decided to remand them
to their owners. I immediately made a mo
tion in court that the sheriff make his return
upon the espies. He returned that Le
found the parties in prison, placed
there by tho marshal. and did not feel
authorised to take them from his custody. Tho
court then directed him to amend his return,
and state that ho held them In custody. This
was done accordingly. Seeing a conflict thus
likely to ensue, between the State and Ka
tioual authorities, and feeling that the claim
of the Stata&o punish for a crime wa,, superior
to the claim of the master over his property,
I determined and so instructed the sheriff to
keep possession of the prisoners until the ques
tion could be thoroughly and legally tried,
and accordingly wrote to Mr. Chase, who was
then Governor of the State. to ask what course
I should panne. He immediately answered
that he should hold the custody of them until
the question could be tried fully, and that he
would render any assistance in his power, to
hold them until the question of conflict could
he decided. A writ of habeas corpus was then
sued out by the marshal before Judge Learnt.
of the District Court of the Southern District
of Ohio, and Governor Chase rendered every
assistance in his power to have the question
fairly beard, by offering any counsel to assist
in the case. The question, wore elaborately
argued on the part of the sheriff by Judge
'totality, Mr. Chase's former law partner
(whose abilities are well-known here), and was
taken under advisement by Judge Leavitt,
who on the 29th of February, 18:03, decided
that the parties were in the custody of the
United States marshal, and were unlawfully
taken from his custody by the sheriff,
and ordered the sheriff to deliver them
Into the hands of the marshal. Imme
diately upon this decision the owner of the
slaves, in open court, stated that ho wool!
hold them in Kentucky subject to a reit:3l4i
ton from the Go•ernor. Governor Chase wee
immediately notified of that fast, and sent his
private secretary, Mr. Rico, to this city to at- .
tend to it. I made out a full statement of the •
case,and attached to it a copy or the indictment,
upon which Gorern, Chest • led o rot-joint
tion on the Governor of Ken o io r the re.
turn of Margaret ne a . 'entice.
This Governor Chase sent to h. -ay by a
special commissioner, who woe el.'
cempa
nied by another gentleman, with S.. to giv.
to the owner if he would martinet , -rgaret. I
The Governor of Kentucky Numi issuod
his warrant, after submitting the q, s, non to
his Attorney General whether she was a fugi
tire from justice under the moaning of the
law, and immediately telegraphed to the own
er, who had taken Margaret to l.onieville, not
to remove her from the State.
- The Commissioner went to Louisville and
there learned that Margaret had, in defiance
of the Governor's telegraph, been shipped on
the steamer Henry Lewis for Arkansas, which
had been burned orsank while on the passage.
That Margaret, handcuffed as she was, had
grasped her child in her arms, and jumped
overboard, and was drowned. It was sabse•
quently learned that Margaret had been res
cued and sent to Louisiana. What was her
fate after this I know not.
My own feelings were intensely enlisted In
her behalf. She had no concealment to make
of her attempt to kill her children, but told
me freely that it was her firm determination
to destroy them all, and herself also, rather
than again return to slavery. It was my duty
to prosecute her for the offence, and though
feeling it doubtful whether any Jury, In ad
miring the heroic spirit of the mother, who
could kill herself and offspring rather than
suffer the degradation of slavery, would find
in her case that roofics which is necessary to
establish murder. I felt it my duty to shield
her as much as possible from a fate which she
dreaded more than the punishment of the
law. When she was taken from the State by
the authority of the United States Court, the
only remedy was by requisition on the Gov
ernor of Kentucky.
In every step I found Uov. Ohara prompt
and efficient, sympathising deep y in the case,
and ready to render any ass i tanoe in his
power. [(mum Cut.
Pincomari, November 27, 1863.
Tau entire capital ($d,00,000) of the new
National Bank in New Orleans has been sub
scribed, and an assessment of 10 per contact
called for.
WANT mon, when they riso fo a moment in
thought or action above themse yes, Imagine
they hare risen above other mon.
Er ie n worthy remark of Arlotle that true
dignity comileto not in posactei g honort hut
in deterring them.
ED:
kIACRCIT —At his residents 012 innt. Arent.,
mt Tuesday morning, WILLIAM 11 ti6C.ll, Esq.,
aged Tt years.
• The funeral will tale ORce from hiti late resideoce
oa TarraaaaT, at 10a to., to pri..m.l to the Allegheny
Cemetery. Carriage* will leave It 11. Patterson's, on
Diamond street, at 17!,5 o'clock.
MILLER.--On Wednesday evening, Deo. 2d, at
6:15 o'rlock, PRANK J. only eon of W. H. H. and
Margaret A. Miller, *god 4 yearn and 6 months.
Funeral OD FRIDAY 0.010030.11/ 10 O'clock, from
the residence of the parents, Denman street, Birm
ingham, to proceed to Mt. Colon Cemetery. Friona
of the family are reapectfully Invited to attend.
ARNOLD—At Chicago, on Monday. WO, 806, at
3 p. m. , BAT. O. C. ARNOLD.
Funeral at 23 o'clock run (Ileurst(ay)armarstoos
from the residence of his brothor-In-law, Hold.: Jam
boa, 56 Anderson street, Allegheny. Friend. am In
•ttod to attend.
ATWELL.—At Chattanooga, Tenn. on gd -Nov.
IBA of woand received at the battle of Wanhatchle,
Ala., Capt. CHAS. A. ATWELL& of Knell'. pent'..
Battery; In the 63d year of hie age. .
Doe noel. of the &nenl will he given on the ar.
Heal of the body.
ALFOED.—At Baltimore, No.. tath, JAMBS
ALFORD, formerly of tide city. .!
.rEir ALOVIERTIS.-
OIL CLOTH I OIL CLOT . ! of all
kind,, Go talc cheap at the 0/1 CUM Empori
um of J. k H. PHILLIPS,
deg Noe. II and 1118!. Clair street.
T: " R BALE. —A good strong
onn.horaa second-band Spring Wagon for aali
by D. WA LIACIg,
da3 . No. 833 Liberty stmt.
VitUnTM—Mri
LP sal* by
- - 51ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASO
ATION LECI unie.
I'•: I Thr Touching Story of RICHARD DOC•
HLE i t I•oor Soldier, who, redoemed fri.tn In
temp. `3 promotod to man and honor for good
rondo' -Avery In the field Part ll.—The Boot,
at H Inn. Part lll.—The Elopement of
Mr. l the Spinster Aunt. formula a Per
feet I . sell and, introducing Mr Jingle, MT.
Turintr. ) kwlrk, Hid Wardle, Tha Spinet,
An tract,,,.
Ttrk•' ' •.. . h• bad at the Made and Book
S ors, .r it • r end at the Hall Door.
. 01 7. to commence at 7!.
W d fct'rtin , Grottos W. WETIZAN,
S. LONG, Ta 011.411 BARI"' CLI., Jr.,
Wu, an W. IV tne , Stan., M. ATWOOD,
do 3 td Lecture Committee.
PITTSBURGH SANITARY COM
MITTEE.
Stores sent to all pouts of the army.
Isformation furnished in relation to the sick end
emended in the Camps and Hcepitsle.
Addre.s,
PITTSBURGH SANITARY COMMITTEE
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OFFICE.
OPII.I son DDLIVEZT.
! East and West, through and way malls. 7 1 30 a. m.
Eastern—Phila., Baltimore, Waalling•
ton, New York, L0....._ 3130 p. m.
Belle Air, Wheeling, ho 4.10 p. m.
Butler Stage Roots, Harmony, &c..._. 5:40 p. m.
Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis i 7 130 a. m.
.1 . 3180 p. ru.
Through d{
sic Chlujto.
Cleveland, sic
Through Ust,—Philadelphis, Bahl.
more, Washington, do .. 2:30 p. m
Western, throngh was way m.o. 0:00 p. m
Eastern, ° •• ...... 9:00 pto
A. V. R. R. Route ...... ..... . 9:00p. m.
ConnelLomille, Uniontown, Ar 9,00 p. m
Washington. Canonsburg, dc. 9,00 p. m.
Butler, Harmony, do. • 11:00 p m
Greensburg, Johns:ow:l.dr 2:30 p. us.
North, via A. ,t G. W. It It 9:00 p. ns.
Chattan,noga, Nsah.:ll., Ac 1 . 11,30 a us
j 9:00 p.m
SkMUEL 61“. x. P. M.
11113., NATIONAL EA.,. or Pirrautton,
(Labs I'Vtitburph Trout Oompang,)
Pittsburgh Noe. 2. 18.1.1.
THE }'RESIDENT' AND BOA I)
of DIRECTORS have this day sioclarod a
Dividend of ONE DOLLAR AND TBENTI - -FI VE
CENTS per shore on the stock of the Pittsburgh
Trust Company t. lot of Angswr. and T\P Pol..
LARS p.r share ~ w th. Capital Stot k ..r she Virst
National Bant . ocs of the prsflts I. Ik. lot inot
payable on or after TREND:Ir, the loth In.:
The Stockists:dors are h.toty notia.l t h at the Anal
payment of the onissustprosts to th. Capitol Stock, vir:
Twenty-fire Dollar. per slosr. will w rwiulred On or
before theist silty of May :sort.
sollm J6IIN D. St.CI.LT. Castile,
INDEPENDENT
uv PENNA. ABTILLERT. ,a
Battery.)
Bounties itiOt end 9.304.
Aar-rolls vent ea fur thin 'run known Plttntsnrgh
Battery. Alas, a BLACE9MITI.I truttal fur L.
same. Iterruita a:lnstal crony Pennsylvania Ar.
Oaralry or Infantry i thr Arta.
Apply nt 11711 ST It G KT. . ass,tul stars . , to
T. X. risi.kr,
no?Coodllw lot Liont and itoernit inn
ATTENTION I Vl/I.UNTEERs.—
~, A ft , c rorrnitv ern wanted for Battery L. Ad
Penna. Artillory, Cot. JOSRPII RfiIIT.RTS. This
Regimotat t. prrynanositly .tat toned at Fort ?donna.,
t garrison of the poet. By eninitlng In It, all exp.
ono, long march...it sad privation, of the 11-Idars
avoided, and 114.11 aro provided with romfortahlo
iptartero in the largest end moot important lot tillsio
Bon to the country, and aro thorough/7 instrortsol
to all the dodo. of A rtillerT and Infantry Proldlers.
All the Boontira pall-450.. to iotorlon, and Srar2
now voluntrors.
Apply, fnr fur her IrtforlA•ll. , n, a tlio
nr.radAsYskur., LA FA rETTH lIA I M • r,,t,1,/..
lorr FonrlA
G ;, fiE NF V Wi.NINASTICS AT
11. 4 . LI. -The em
(ora
e. r el fta. h ti m., meeting. Lft,lteft
cod ft
TUESDAT and TIMM VE.N
INGN. s• atel Cle.ldrrn. EI , NICSI.A I
and SAT. A FTERNO..NS, ft... .3 . /1..a1.
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- n •ho II CNIC.—The well-known
romcr, I - JOH:: ECNOrganis and Di
tiv.dopr sa
of Music rf Ward Beschsr's t. Church,
New York. null TLIII this city during thy clout mouth
to give short uocoue of instruction in armony, the
Organ or Molodeou, and Chorus Singi ng rounectssi
with public jierformauose on th• Organ, and Sacred
Concerts. Circulars, stating terms. PH., mar he ob
tained at the Music Ste,. of 11. NI-Icr A gm. and
C. C. Mellor. nol2.tDerB
1C E TO ST OC K lUI.IIE
The Annual liming of the Stockholders of
the Pittaburgh d Connellsyllte Railroad Catniany
will be hold at the Abe of the Company, (loose'
Bnllding,) Fourth street, in thu City of Pittsbgh,
on the MAT MONDAY (7th day.) OF DECE ur M•
DEN NEXT. at 12 o'clock in , for the purp.n of
electing twelve Directors for the onenlng ymr.
no2l:td W. 0. II Fl ART, Secretory.
THE MAYORALTY OF ALL&
GHENT &atm Para, at the urgent
solicitation of mans: citizens, has tenons:tea to permit
his name to Le cowl am a candidate Nr the Illayonalty
of Allegheny City, at Cho ensuing municipal oleo.
Hon.
.1rEllf" 4IIT'ERTISEarE.V7 . B.
TOST.—On Wednesday evening, nOino
--1 arbors in the vicinity of ibe Prattoftlen, a large
POCKET BOOK, with the name of the cattier on On
ontilde, and containing about V 25 In mon.y A libc ra I
reward will I. paid for its return to thiA office.
c103:2t
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ALLE
GIIEN T.—The sultecribets to this Bank will
mart on Thursday, the 3d Inst., at 10 o'clock a. m.,
in the ollloe of B. 11. Dad. , Evq., corner of reJorel
street and Booth Common, socond story.
.18ameasav, Doc. 1, 1883. d. 2 td
IMPROVEMENT OP" TIIE OHIO
an - mt.—A meeting of tho Bonn! of Trade will
be hold at the Board Booms, on Thursday, at
o'clock, to hear tho report of the Committeo on the
Improvement of the Dbio, Citierna luteroated are
deeired to be prosent. ISAAC JONEa,
dell:2td • President Board of Traub,.
BUTTER-I ,o°llb B . fresh Roll,
bbls. °atm Labrador ,
--•• . • • •
bash. Saudi Nary,
TURNIP 3--20 bu•di. 01•.1.
bbla. Mused.;
Received la .tore ao , I tbr vide by
cio2s 11. RIDDLE
LEASE FOR TWENTY YEARS.
nolltling Lots, each (muting :tit fest on
the east elde of the Publie Stinnes. near the nets Mar
ket Bowe, In the City of Allegheny.
Yor terms Apply to RID DLit,
Conveynneer, No RI , lttlentontl rt., Pittsburgh.
norklw
N. 0 HUGAIt AND SITIT•zst,
• 26 Linde N. 0, Sugar.
50 do Cohn do;
GM I..bin N. 0. Ifolvv.
TS , ilowleGrorn Ten!:
00 do Birrk do;
,
pkis 11.kereL DO)11011 napnetlo,
Prime No. Lard, Rattle Rendered, sad a - general
stock of good. In our Imo, for .I , and In ante and
artirlog at Mcl/01 1 1ALD & AIIBUCKLVEI,
del 242 and 241 Lilo rte area.
VALUABLE WORKS ON
MILITART LAW.
De Hart's Military Lair, 1 rol., ➢ TO. Prim 58.34 ,
Callan'. U. 8. Military Laws, Mit-1883. 58 Y.
Ileart's Military Laity sad Courts-Martial. N.
For We by
KAY at 00, 68 Wontl ittr.at
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
•N OIL TANK.
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Iron preferred. Capacity about Dro thousand bar
rola, and pompinp facilities.
Inqatro of RODT. ABLIWORTIT.
no.10:11.
STORE FOR RENT ON MARKET
STIUMY.—The handsome 'lron moot. No. 5 8
Market street, next door to N. Manses A dens, Is of
fered for rent on drat of Jarman" nest.
Address JOHN WAY, Jr.,
nolB:2ptjal &slotlor•Ille P. O.
PULVERIZED lIERBS.—Sage,
sum
mer Savory. Thyme! mut Marjoram. preperiel and
pat up by the Crated Elodety of Shakere for pale by
JOAN ;MACAW.
del Corner Liberty and Hand area..
VPIT'a I APPLES I-186 barrels
de Apple. c. covri t emera; for sale by.
l 110MAKEll & LANG.
'E.TIEJr77I.
CIIIEEtE.--700 boxes Prime W ItTfor
\.../ pale by
d. 2 CEIAS. C. EA WILEY, ITU Liberty .t.
gw - TE CID - ER—AO bbls fresh from
the frmAxm, far ealm by
d.. 3 cans. C. BALCLET, 179 Liberty It
lbs Packed Butter To r
WM. P. PECK C CO.
PUBLIC TICES
MR. VANDENHOFF
U m gin I"e attrond and Itaat. Lattilng at
31 A SONIC
TiItIEISDAT EYrNING. Itecatntb,
EVENING WITH DICKENS
Offico Red Depository, &9 Fourth Street,
Between end Matt Furore
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ii[CLISTA HT -JOSEPH S. 111"gTER
TaK....num—JAMBS PARK, Jr
Contributions of money and fpwda solicit«.l
The freight on good., donoteei B ysld Isere
J KPII BISPII All
L. 11 I rt.u. Ar:
125 bole. Misortael B, d.
.1E 11 4 ' 1 .1D FWITISEMEJrTs
J-I EW
The Maskal Matter , ..f the I:ant
Apenkihr c.•.[ In fav, r of DECK ER'l3
After ba Log 013:311.-: tL• Piano "r
-,1 •••.:, DEC RED ery earefidly, we bare
1, thr czmOn-ion, and eh:11,111y t,-Iffy. th,
o'l are in every rem..., eapriner irsdrisnirrst, Their
rich, trlllituit. very distinct. and of an
er t 11,0 nnurlcal character. Their h.irkmanehip ie
iofhe s c r y best, plainly sls'ninnsdrat•lo that none bnt
the very beat material. art' need. and their Issurli s
even's,. and esicalit of t lir wtl,e host whole
rt i
''nes,•sf the key tesarl, unstnrph..,sl 1•> atsy her
Plane Corte we basil
S. B. Mill!. Th,nji ,, , Thom., William Mason.
CLn• Fra.lell, Th.. naval, rdrt nr the.
Berton. an.l World; earl A n.hu it Dirr, L.r
G.,rnian ; John Zomini, or Journal of I.u Jr ~
Irinn./up ; in. L. Bitt,, , nrl Wolfsohn,
A .hobo lot of th0., , 0 e.uporlor in•trunn.n. Junt er
J M MTFMAN Arno
.`.l rum mtreo.
VVERYBODY siforLD PEE, THE
IA
RIVETED SHOES,
CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
?Issas rsmomber that Ibis rory superior style of
work, new and warranted, costa no mote than cnm
[non good. 9,1,1 elloorhere
Gr,tent variety and mAt bennatlful style. of any
house wear of New Tort
dog
AT l'llh
NEW CA.IC I. le'l' ST . O }tie,
We !then son, during the present month, at wholesale
end retail, WITHOUT ANT ADVANCE IN TRICE,
e full line of
CARPETS,
Floor Oil Cloths,
In shoots 9 to 24 foot
WOOLEN DRDOGETS AND CRUMB CLOTHS
WINDOW SHADES, TABLR AND PIA NO
COVERS, lIPOS, MATS,
STAIR RODS, do.
11150 e. m
Th. sc gcode havc torso-. 41, In floo hands, fr. ru
TEA to TWENTY•itI VX CXNT. within thirty
dap, and we art now selling at 1.1:1_ , S THAN MAN.
UYACTUItEIt'S PRICES. Our stock Is altnoat en
tirely now, all haring been purchased within ninoty
drys, for cash, at thc story lowest prim es of tbs. year.
McFarland, Collins & Co
No.. T 1 ANTI FIVIII NTIYPT,
u. , h..•n Post nfllio and th.r, at. 4 n•::.rno.
C4,OTHINi;
I=l
Cape and Sark Ovcrcoals
EIESECEI
CHINCHILLAS
PILOTS, mcl
CASSIMEIIIM
Garibaldi and Cutaway Suits,
And a nol asigorttuect of nal. of klud., for
GRAY 6, LOGAN, N 19 Fifth At
Tlll3 kiniLE CALL
A ...11.,4.1.4a.f ri.rl 7 ) ..f apleo.t
cuzzEm
Songs, Trios, Quartette and Ch onises
!tier 1.411111.h.,1 TL I. 11,...k •Lq..‘lll be In 'oral
hotoo, to Cfi too I...agn• , and atov..l
camp -fix It will nett, wittl..t OilOUOr ti
I=l
o..sylet ma hl un , vwlpt A 15 routs
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
. .
li'A TEI ) ---Surgf4ati and A.:.istant
T Surgeun4 for C.lort-4 11..alluenle In Ow P. •
I..rtment. of th. Sulth.t; , ulf, and Ttll/10.4.,
EMlii===
BOAII 11, are n..vr In ...lon at 1.t..i0n, NC" Pot k,
Waalltogt,n, Oinelttnatl sod St. ',Alta. •13 , 1 at Ill*
hendquarte, of the. Armlet ~r IS l'ototnar, 'ufnher•
land, and olnewle.rs.
Applications for eaatninati. , ns oh , uld bt wade t.
the Surgann 0.-neral, I.'. S. A., Vra.hington, It.
and tutast It. a...r.tapanlod with one or more tertirno
ofg.t.d moral .haracter frr.n, t,wiwrclabla
arn.
The Board will determine whether Ilea minelidats
I 5 qualineet for Surgeon or for ...mien.' gni-Aeon.
The candidate mull be a graduate ammo Heron,
Mmlicel i'ollege ; non-graduate+ will not lie !Ina.
J. R. BARNE.q.
Acting Surgeon itenerel.
Surgeon Generere Office. Noe le, lea'.
tni2l..ciet2ce
IT HAS NO EQUAL—The immenee
imocets which for the peat @wean seen hae attend•
ed PROF. REED'S II•GNETIC OIL In the alley's
clam and cure of pole, emboldan the proprietor to
state, land challenge contradict
That It has cured more Rheumatism,
That it has cured mon Sore Throat,
That It has mind more Neuralgia,
That It Mu cured more Weak Joints,
That It has cured more Chwrated horn,
That It he. cured more Burns,
That It has cured more Frosted Peet,
That It has cured more Brute.,
That It has cured more Nerrota Affections,
That It hu rand more Stiff Joints,
Than all other Pain Corer., Pain Killen and LInl•
moots combined. For male LT Bruggtata everywhere.
SIMON JOBB STON, Bole Agent,
non Corner Fourth and SmithSeld snort..
J NO. BURGESS& CO
(Succoo.ore to J.l W. HANNA.)
COmmliadon et. Forwarding TiTerehani•,
1:=
Haring parchasod the. "Benno Warehouse" at Oil
City, and Loring ample room and &OHM", wo are
now eps!. to more. and forward OIL AND MED.
CH A D NDISE. of every description, and pronahro rot-
Istaction to all who may favor us with their patron
noahoodnnt
U 8. D 1 r.rcu.a avo DISM.I3IO Orrtra, - 1
Pittsburgh, Pe., Nov, 27th, 1863
WILL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC ALC.
TION, et Camp Howe, near Pittsburgh. Pa..
on 211URSDAT, Dectitutair 10, 1841, at 10 o'elnuk e.
tn., by Davis it hlellivaine, Auctioneer., the build
ings and ether property at C.mp Howe, ronsist Mg of
Donnie, Scantling, Storm, Primps, Looks, to. the
instorial to be removal within to,. day. from day of
solo. Tonne rash. Government Nada.
WILLIAM J. MCORREAD,
cm,t. C. 8, A., Mwtorlng d 1/hamming Mice,
n.2tl td
(..Viitt).—l'he undersigned has, un
der the date of the 12Lb Init., taken charge of
the Grocery eslabileliment hitherto canted on by Mr.
31 S. TII lAS RA II X, at No. 440 Penn shoat, on his
own accmint. All person. knowing themselves in.
dxbiel to thn old drat sill please Mae payroll; nod
having rialmn strelnet the old nom till !meant
thou to in.. II&Nt4Y 71A HE.
In retiring ti-nen silo Inv Inc., I take plmmum In
'own:mooning my .on, II ENRY NADI. to MY MA
friend, and customer...
I'ltnanvh • Nor. NI. ISO.
_ ..... noNI
1 MI BARRELS
NO. 1 EXTRA
In new bright barrels, for sale by
T ETTEItiI TESTAMENTARY "who
estate of Lillie A. Fletcher, lent of Ph eleargh,
hiii , lhit.heen granted to the undersigned, •II pone..
baring datum against said rested.. arsresew...seed to
present thorn, July authenticated. and ail s
Indebted aro rognired to makepayment to r.
JACOB II WA VIER, Eseene../.
neltillatrdOw 20 Contra A
200 BXS. NEW M. 11 BUNCH AND
LAYER RAISINS ;
10 frolic oew flendlogs 114Islos,
10 casks onw Ourrobtc
Jost rrenired Ity • EDW. ILEAZELP,N.
90 BBI.S. WHITE FLINT HOM I N Y ;
20,000 poplar Druone Ilandloa;
50 beans Thumbing Mame ;
1,000 pound, Doelorloott flour
Tonal. % 6DW. REAZELTI,
MJR SALE—A Raft of Framing Tim
or, averaging from 21012 Inchae aqua..
SnooLve ¢I No. 103 /ITU!
nonif
\\THEA 6 T
b AND BARLEY.
mon boimo . ,% I X.i rl H . '4 l l.ll
Tonal. by 2C11021•11211 t
JrE .11) 11 - 121? T no-riii
13 EA1"1
DIME BOOK PUBLISItERS
EZINEE
MIME
arprory, late sad rTit.rolly Ju.t. 1 hi, In ~.,...on
ceated teith liy the ta ok trade null the ptibli.
Is offering, therefre, a list of their 111 ME
Pk B
LIt'.TIONS. the rutili•herii eeek L inform tteeo
hot yet fanillisr with the tied'hiiirta and the ercel
10h..0 'il their is, of the slerlaive range rte brae:eat
to their troika, of their for all &aloha
.d all elm,. trha reettilre Text Rcl-ks, Heel 11.,kii
11r.. le awl;lU , •m• Rre ling The lint that tar est
brerrn. among other., !h., rll,. Inc , a'unida and In
tritetin, (natured, air
1. St Ilt tOL NElllEn—C..ll,protmg, hpotk
t rn.
11. r 151ILT HAND DOr , ER —C,-.k [L.A. Bn k.f
RACip.A. Drewmaker, Physician, he.
in HAND inn yoP. 188.
welter. Book or Etiquotto, Book of Yttraeo, ho.
IV. HAND 1100 K OF GAMES, Sr —Chew Instruct
or Cr, ;Kowa''C
ompanion ; Guido to ' , win,
1.. Brut li.oh for ompany and Squad. dtc.
PwITLAR BIOGRA PIIIES. —Winfield molt,
tittribaldi, John Paul Juno., Anthony Wayae,
KR Carson. Dante] Bonne, Dm Id I'rocket ,
Pontiac. Tremont. Terumiteh, Brownlow,
VI NIES t.i TII E TIM ES.—Blographichl Sketchea
and Portrait, of Gen.. liallock, Hooker, Ron.
croon, Ittalor, Brant, Burnopio, !hulks ; Sigel.
Corcoran. Popo and many Whore
VII. HAND 1110,11 Fia{I. I ITIZPXS. National Ta%
Ear, ow It non N.'. with Rummer..,Sr . Ton
Lon lhoosioni, Military nand Book. At;
111 AM lIRD AN BATTLEo.—Battleol Pith.Lorgit
Landing and `wit. of Corinth
IX TALES. TRAPIII.NS AND ItotHANcEn t.p
II.;11DER AND BEVOLUTD iN A liT 1111E 1 1.
-In 1111. e , .1 crown twonyo 1.,
Nonfarm); Illortrated fr. 141.1..ign. by John 11.
chapin. Each tomb , tontplett in Reel!. Par
titularly adaptod for llonnow and Fir...deo.
\ 1;111 E. otiSt; IttPtEs.—Choite Sent.ui ~,,, tal and
oily Song, ectn t .rtoed in ng Mod
,r no.
la red 11 - orn Ito 12 A 140. It o n4 m ,
Tiro.; Tho K rw-mock Sonny., ; Colon
Ito . Military ring Mod:, Sr .
XI Bwißan OF Itwk, of Fun.
hograted. No.. I and!.
X 11. BEA DLL'S DIME NOVELS.—The do ictot
work , by tho most popular authors. X.• n-rho
f books firer put urn. the American market
bas w.l, the , ilolooty and tutor which now at •
NH,. to BEADLE t h 1 . 11214 N y•s Nl'VEi.o.
Ti,. y pOW.BA, among other eatuamendsble tw-
I ore.. the following characterod
They ore writ ton expreoely for the writ..
TN.) aro "'Allot/ by tho nary toot author.
Thai are o Ito t In wthlact and charaoter
Tit, . t-n adapt..) L. A r taste.
I h.t) 1-rioted In wiry attract I, form
(103 40 'loot:y act•tiptable to both wince
1 hey ..i.• t d,N, wd, and -at tefoch•ry
ran pet, hietorical roman,.
ot. O.). 11,• car. , , taw., aro altar& ;;; their
rep,. ton atol ; r•-turd.o , t the path , may al;
wat roor wonotoi that, In buytnp nno of BEADLE n
I.IM E N .JV ELS, it obtains what will pro, a 1.4111,9
frondawdoes lioneure ithd what nr•ttoartly
frondlo more nod proton, pop! worka.
staty.T;n th. DINE NQVIELi rrin
rir
Thu! delightful remanre Intl . ..duce" us te the ereete
of /14/VlC . llcampeugn opatnet Phtludelphla In 1771. It
og Ter,. gruphir picture of the limas end t.. 1 men.
Imp...vet, RA It and of r,rmnnent intcreet. It
I. by ono of our et fab•ante enth-rs tho field of
It-b net I-nary al
et rne:
I tho I toittin ot•tf.i the White lion,
for Ily Mrs. Ann 0. omphene.
: The Prmemer • Crete, out the Brio ••1 Pl.l.
fret Hall fly Herr, Cavendish
Myro, the Child of Adoption. LA story of the
celebrated Sin. General Gaines., Ely Mrs. A
8 st. ;hen,
t. Ali e.' Wilde , a R. .P tho Mi. hist. r,"..
:qr.! M. V. V otor.
s The ieoiden Wit, or. the Carib'. Pledge A
; Wort Indio thintene Br Coln Barker.
0 Chip, the 1 u,e Child. By :11,, 31. Denieon
I 7 Reefer of '79 ; or. the Cruise .st the By
Harry ciorend le h.
•
9 Seth J an,.; or, the 105110.. ..f Fr o ntier by
Edward S Ellie
, 0 The Slate Sculptor ; a Tato of .11-nbrtuma'a Tuns.
By Wm Jared Hull.
• lu The flat is wod ,. Bride, a ilotoaiico of Siam! er
I.lfe Ily Mrs M. V. Victor
11 The Prisoner of La moss.. ; or, Fortimes of a
• ointal Hein ee By Hr.. ihudes.
12 11111 'lbid.., Trapper . or, Life Is the North...vet
By }Award S. Kill..
IT l'sdar swamp or, Wild Nat's Brigade. A Tale
of tbie Palmetto State. By Wm. K. Eyeter
It. The Emerald Seek lore; or. Mrs. Buttorby'. Board
er. A hots story of the old time and the new.
10. The /lodide r Angel. a ROll.ll. of Kentucky
fLstiger'e Life. By Edward 8. Ellis.
Turk Ezekiel, and his Exploit , . on Two Conti,
nen. By Mrs. 31, V. Victor,
17 Madge Wy Id, the Young Mon's Weird.
Fat or, the lute of the SiouLa Captive.
By Edward el. Ellis.
19, Ilawasoit's Deughter , ot, the French Ceptive,
By .1. J. 11. Dusenne.
20 Florida; or, the iron Will. By Mrs. Denis , n.
21 Sybil (These; or, the Valley Benet., • Story of
California Life. By M.. Ann 9 Stephens.
22. The Maid of Esepus; or. the Trial. sad Triumphs
of the Revolution. By N.C. Iron.
12. Winnifrird Winthrop; or, tho Lady of Atherton
11411. By Men Augusta.
24. The Trail Hunters. By Edward S. Ell..
23. The Peon Prince ; or, a Yankee Knight Ertant in
Mrstiro. By A. J. H. Dugantie
20. Isabel 410 Cordova; or, the Brethren of the Cost.
By John B. Warner.
IT The Daughter of Liberty. A Tale of '75. By N.
• C. Iron.
TO. King Barnaby ; or, the Malden. of the Torrnt. A
Story of the 311okt:tacks. By N. 91'. Bnettsed.
20 The Forest Spy. A Tato of the War 011112. By
Edward S.
70. Putnam Pomfret's Ward; or, • Vermantar'e Ad
ventures in Mexico. By A. J. H. Bogen no.
31. The Double hero. A Tale of See and Laud In
1913. By N C. Iron,
'a. Trona ; or, Life on the Southwest Border. By Eel.
ward S. Ellie,
33 Matins Guinea. A Romani% of Louisiana 122
By Mra. M. V. Victor.
Li. Ruth Merger.. A Botuanon of tl a Revolt of 1099
By Mrs. H. A. Denirein.
35. H.., end West ; or, the Beauty of Willard'. Mill,
By Mn. F. F. Barrett.
38. The Riflemen of the !diem!. By &Iry S. Eill.
37. Giedirold, the Spy ; or, the Faithfitl and Unfeithful
of 17.0. Ily N. C. Iron.
The Wrong Ilan; a Tale of the Early Settlements
By Henry J. Thorne,
39 Tho Land Clam ; • Tata of the Uppy, Missouri
By Mr, France. Fuller Babbitt
40 Thetnioni.C. Daughter ; a Telco( Eastern Ton
nesse, =4 pp., eo,nts. By Mrs. Victor
11 The Hunter's Cabin, By Eti.vard S. Ellis.
42. The K Man; *Tale of South Carolina in Be.
ol oftener, Tlmea. By A. J. 11. Dotionne.
43. The Alter. ' a Tale of the Kanawha Valley. 11.
Henry J . Thor...
14 Agnes Falkland ; a Story of Continental Titnew
By N. C. In..
4.5. Esther; • Story of tha Oregon Troll By Sirs
Ann 8. Stephen..
40. Wreck of the Albion ; o iiarsone e of the See. By
John S. Werms,
47. Tins Bumble's Charge Dr Mrs. If A. Dent•on.
45. Oonornoo, the Huron. By Edward S. F.ll.
Tho Gobi Monte. ; • Story of Pike'. Peak. By
!Ina H. V. Vietor.
50. The Bleck Ship. Dv John B. Werner.
51. Tho Two Guards. 11l N. C Iron.
52. Single Eyo a Story of fitful Philip'. War. By
Warren tit. John.
53. Hake and L0u,.,. n) the author of Sledge
Wyld,"
54. Myrtle, the Prairie Child; at, Out •Weat Lore
Mary. By the anchor of "Etnertlii Steckler,"
74. Og and On; or, the Ranger'. Find trui,n Ily
John 8. \Vanier.
:0 .1h01.4 l'lot ; or, the Covernor•m Dollen Child;
a Story of Erontessoe'• Time. By Sir.. Ann 9
Stephen..
58. •i 7 The *soot. By the !toilet, of Aug"S. Eye."
The Mad llonter Ely Mrs. rtionn
tel. Kent, the hanggeer By Edwaol S. Ellis.
std. Jo. Davies.' Client ; or, itCoorting , an Kentucky
Throo Generation. Ago. By Mrs; 'Victor.
El, Laughing Eve.. a Tale of the Natal,. Fort. By.
eery J. 'thorn...
P2l The Unknown: a Tali. of '77 Ily b r Iron.
I=EI
The books or [MAPLE k COMPANT all bear the
Imprint of the coin •One` their ...gild end
prmixted trade mark.
The poblic will be careful not to confound the Alm•
Publication. with the ...vent - ten root" entafprkee
lato/y pet upon the market.
The Dime Publications are aiway• kept fur axle by
all oesw.dealent, erear4be bad, poet-pald.ttuonath the
malls, on remimlon of the price, 10 cent, each, to tiff
publishers.
Address explicitly, et per math•« of Food of 'blot
column.
Nen t for • catalogue.
I.ltForol roduellon to aortae
smrtut TOrXtr, Rev York,
O•nanl Agent
JOHN P. HUNT.
MISOIIie HALM Firth Sire.* i
HENRY MINER,
Noe. 71 •nd 73 Fifth Street I
daltdiliwT
dt wh.t: 6 r
knt,
L .
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I:MEIM=I
Wholoud* Awn(, Plttrborgh
.YE 1r: .ID 1 . 1E.R14 S £-TIE-rTS
( ij,c
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
L. HIRSHFELD,
0. W twit s
MEN'S Fl RNISHING GOODS,
Overcoat
Cass!mere.. Sr
BET=
MAL) E TO 0 D ,
n u.uui uuswpaawd c•at nice. I.lug
• reduction or at least
1. - !re 1 . 1E12. CIECNCI
From our old mum.
I rusks this a good Inducement to those, who wish
to buy lairguins, truing anima to close out toy enttre
stock by lb. Lt of J•nuare. amount of retiring
from business. THE TORs TO LET Posnr%lou
girt, On le of of February.
L. HIRBEFELD,
pmyroottArit ALBuNisl
1:=1
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUILS
holding Piciore-s. Si 50 snd uploreutbs
llorucco, bolding vu Pt.:tunl4, BI nOuld upx Ardm.
Monycao, holding :ta Plc t urea, 31 &II and upyrnrds.
Mon. - a', bold Itig 1 - lothroe. $3 bo and upsrnriii
Morocco, holding 37 and rrporords.
Mor.cco,ll..lding t tat., 5j :At and otwarde
AU writ., from 1.0 rt.,. pflt Ittopf.)
ups-anti.
nn 11K ST itin, 16 I.ny 11,1oprapb en•nm. IA al
JOHN P. HUNT'S,
No. 69 Fifth Street, 2lnsoula Hell
All Album. ale trarrhund or the beat make and
nuttertal.
Photograph Garda hams SO ern to p•-r M.S. elm ante.
no3o
_
CrI"I'H IS WTI
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
2doßocco ♦Lnvms, HOLDING 20 PICTVI/E9
M01t ,, C 4 ) HOLDING T. riCTVRES
I=ll
.11tqlOf:CO ALBI'IIS. )101,DINp u , pirTritts,
MoROCCO ALBUMS, HOLDING {.O PICTURES
MOROCee ALBUMS, EILLDrtiG GO Pictunte
14 50 ;0, r,o
MORuCeo ALBUMS, HOLDING 80 PICTURES
85 00 ! $5 001 85 00
hIOROOOO ALBUMS, lIOLDING PTOITIV.9
86 co: $6 601 63 !
Leas than Wholool. Prices! Lees th.o )(anat.-
tarre's Prior I Lem than Auction Prices!
Every Album warranted, and utisfaction to the
purchaser tiviarantend. or money rejksded. Largest
stook, tiriutost ansortment, and lowest prices In lb.
city'
PITTOCK'S
Thot.grapb Album and Clot Picture Emporium
nnlB FIFTH STREET, opporlte M. P. O.
ANALYSIS.-
St. LOUIS, MO,
° A-1
bltar,
Art Nltli•-
1' a >x nut.
Ed A.o.wat.t• .
Ilavlng acceptod the Agency fbr the sale cf the
SEIIPLE CLAY, mined near EL Loa* Ido., I In
vit• the attention of Glees and Steal Manufacturers
to the Analysis given above, to reported by Prof.. A.
A. flays, of Boston, and J. C. Booth, of Philadelphia,
which. together with the tog or actual experience by
manufacturers In Pittsburgh, eiltritUrOti and to.
Louis, determined it to be the purest and moat valu
able Clay new known, whether Foreign or American.
Pots nude from it have stood In the Glees Furnue
front Oti to P month..
The Analyeie in of the Clay no taken from the mine,
without say washing or preparation whatever.
poems,. great adhesiveness and plasticity qualified,
which are not shown by the Analyels, and which ed•
mit of the mixture of a Mtge proportion of shell or
burned Play.
1 am now prepared to fill order., for the above Clay
to be chipped from St. Louie or delivered here.
ALZZ. GORDON
80. 141 SZOOND STREET,
_ _
pURVIANCE'S
PHOTOGILiPH ROOMS,
CORNZII TITTH AND MARENTNMENTS,
(Ed =ld M elorleff, Ow, ft.fetal - OEM'S /oretry B(e(0.)
IA 0 "I" 0 GI- HA.
Of every dm sad et*, plate or colored, from the
populax Carte de Visite to Cabinet end Ilh eke.
Mr. PURTUNCII would particularly call the at
Laotian of the AGED ♦ND the eaay
oeuibillty of dila ortablhbakent, botog mar.bod by •
alsgla short flight of stairs. Priced mains* arid
satisfaction guaranteed. cesP,StlyweirTts
HATS AND CAPS!
Of eral7 style
1 .A DIMS VIJ RIS !
Of every klud and quality
LADLES' AND MISSES' HATS
lb mit an tasted
DT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
McOORD & 00,'s,
0017 WOOD STREET :
UNSi ESIS.
LI bolo. Flint Hominy;
75 boxes extra largo C.oehen Cbceso;
20 do do Hamburg do;
100 do English Dairy Two, Tory Roo;
73 bble. Appian;
M do prime Beane;
0 do Flaxseed;
0.0 do. Tornina;
10 do Crenberrii.;
10 do Onions;
Just reccirod and for mate at No. 122 Second. otroot.
note FRANK VAN CiORDER.
•
1.4 1 1 NE DWELLING a PENN - 81'.
1: TOR MALI.—The large threti-etory BRICE
DWELLING, No. 85 Peen street, below Hay street
Is ofrered Po sale. Pries $0,500. The house I. wel ,
built, tarnished with marble mantela,gas and irons.
Large yard and alley to the rear. Any one wishing
Is see the house can enter throtV the side gate on
Perm attest. JOH. WAY, Jr.,
Sewiekleyeille P. 0.
3,000 Out yellow manned Pine ;
9,000 Parting Rails ;
20X10 Pumping Poke, Ibe final Roots;
COO Wag Spokes
10,000 Boron
l Stares ;. ;
20,000 Deny Pole. ;
Now landing and to ...le by /1. RIDDLE,
nr&J No. 153 Liberty Street,
vi VERSAr CLOTHES WRINGER,
V lb. beet in use. Another th e
minty Just re
ceived. Cell and see them at the India - Rubber De.
pot. Nos.Y.B and 28 St. Clair amt.
J. &IL PHILLIPS.
Sole agenta fts AlleghenyconntS•
4EII
rspicifibm COATS, CAPES,
1 PANTS LT.GOINS and CAPS—a fall snpply of
all qnallties and prioea always on hand. ALao, OIL
COATS, J I).CHrill, and SOCWESTENS, for sale
wholesal• and retail, at No.. 1:111 and HI St. Clair rt.
no3o .1. Jo H. PHILLIP&
I , CAN OYSI},II - . 4 recetv
.4.eldatly. and for sale at Ow Family Grocer. Sion
of
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
del Corner Liberty and Hand streets.
13U1TER.-13 boxes of
.PPrtlgjelintl tier Jost metro& and fbr sale at
No. 1211Sacand street. FRANK VAN GOR.DER.
RE/Tn.-5 bble White Beene for
co sel . .
.4 4.5 14b.rt7 WY. P. nzc
. .
.\v AT F: LIBRARY
4741 T7 4 111:1: NI :WM
In • -.1•• . -• . FALL—
t>. •ni . • lAT CT! 1,111.01, Den. 341.
n, •
will be
sons par •ipa,nt gm. a: Linmm a rcial Sal.
ts.• :4 Fs,,l, stryet, an set:, Private: Libra
, : ll:••.1.•: an . -• s Litersinne, embracing
...• •filr• rh.....•11% 71 If . 4
13.1410 collections lirbich
r- sdi le fre- years in nor city.
It u h in a,
t 1
gi • r! , , . 11-•••, Tra-n15..4 Belles Lat.
441, 10 , 1411i11, ••Id Book Turutties,
and finely 11.•:•trc• s Ths
lit•ok• i-C• ex:. an- t numernos for spa
-
cuing An, n. Lund, Ninth, IC 'rola:
liu in s irt 00 , , fi
stional Ganery of Na
no-m
«, • el. ; I•n` , I len end Crtil Wan,
eel.: wi T.' :: is, 21 re L..; riniehd a r,
Gd
ion, 1:1 ,I. ~4 l• of }Lure, ilis :antiquary,
..le 2.4.11 . 11 C NV id k., 2 volumes, ;
Erna., Vic . Bowes' Luc., 1718,
Ogilee 8.f.. and China,
2 rob, V1:1 141,1114. of pity, 2 rot,.; Bich.
et.rdson's 4. , ,ry.2 • -bum, Pamswrie 'Poetical
Rhapsody. bliaiinsisear, Nob: : Library of Chaim
'loading.. bt io!(1111 , 4 rilition of Bobort
Burns, is rots Barrens Illustrated Bible,
Brutes:Mot. 2 ssdn Cre's thetionars, Becton's Thir•
ty Vwars, 2 v 01..; Bancroft's United 'States, 6 solo, etc.
Catalogues for this three nights' mlos of this very
mailable collection art now ready, and the books can
b. examined sach day of nal,
dot PA Is . .t MAMA - AIN& Atict're.
KOOEI: 1 E:S, TOBACCO. &C.--Ou
VA :ATURDAT MORNING. Ihr Mb, at 10 ceciork,
sill Le wid, ni the rclei Sales Ito,ma,M Fifth
AtP`Ot., invis
01. TA. C.ll Soap: bss. gr and Popper,
•.a/ l'ale 1 eiluu .; 15 •• Cloves;
I Paraffin , . Candle, 5 ritIAMOI3;
5 tcoat 10 •• Mustard;
20 • Gov't Jac, C.sflre . . 20 • Dairy Cheese;
10 th,•in Gr. J. III:. 0 '• iavend'h Tobnoo,
5 bra. Hie Flour. •• Not. Loaf do;
5 •• Vortnic,lll4 Futported Egan;
7 pure Guru Starch; 5 kegs @la Tobacco;
I •• Dauch llnceit•; 5 I•ble. Cut and Dry do;
lu " ground Glngor;
The attun ton CO tho trade I. invited.
drat 1)A VIS 31eILIVAINE, Anrers
k Liyijr
„MA MS. WINES, Sc.—OD
SATURDAY )ItII:NIN , ., et 10 o'clock,
will 1.0 t.nitl, sta. No 54
Fifth th.•
pon'n Iri.h 31', 1 qr. puraJuice rem
1.1.13..dd d •, (.11.4 Ind .d Ina;
5 •• •• do: , 'lterry Cordial:
I !..; c.lOl Brands, 1 choice Rhine Vine
3 bids. Cognac. Brandy, raak Holland ,iln;
1 Apple do, “rttini;
2 .• Jrr?...) Cider du; u or k,
10 r....e 4, 1 Fr.nch Bralnti)
The attentton of the ip 101.111 to tilt. sal., ef
Li4l.le . r.
, k 1 DA? IS A 51c1L1VAI NE, AucUrs.
TATC ARA", OIL
SLiN, Ac Op
Friday evening, Dec. Ith, will ho
sold at the Commercial Sales Rooms, .54 Fifth street,
to the catalogue Pile of valued, Books, from a Pri
vate Library, commencing et 7"t; o'clttek, a Statuette
Copy of Power's Greek Slave, in a., Itatuary marble,
7 flue Leudexnpe Painting. in Oil. 3 Life Pictures by
Blythe; A large Globes. Terrestr..l and Celestlsd I
superior Violin, A,' Catalogues are now mud).
del DAVIS A Niel LNI A INE. AncUrs.
FI.TR SALE OF "I'l I E SEASON,
LAT A UCTION.—WiII lie sold on THURSDAY,tho
Ad, at 2 o'clock to rho after - ono, nt If'KXLVEYI3
AUCTION /DANE, No. 4; Fifth street, the Loot For
Sale of the S. .011, booing cot orders to doe's than
out without c-ct. Among tire notorttovnt Is a large
rarlery of Lodi 4 . and t Sete of all kinds and
slats, and this to the only chant, to get Cheep Furs
able tessnn. Sale pool tire.
tw.lkat J. IV NET VET, duct.
OIL WELL 1'o( ILS, 111JACESMITii
Too Li.. ar.—On ? T RDA Y ?MIMING, Doc.
Stb, at 11 o'clock. ai!l fo.ld, et the Commercial
Pales Room,, tvl 11R tor t • oil well Boring
tl.re , a pat, Blackewith
!au, oar ..lalll,
do: ' VlSAnct're,
-
QECONI)-11.\.Ni.) riANos.—O n
FRI
1J DAY A FT Eft N ith. nt 3 o'clock, will
la gold, nt the t , dameretai hAlitt Lunn, 54 Fifth st.,
to!....tura, In plain
walAutinorletnhogany cas.•
DA V I$ a.uctsra.
ictuoi;\ - . A:s;1) JENNY
MORNING, Dec. 504, nt 11,,•dock, at
the rontrnarrini ntrrat, 1 open
t.p Itnovi,l awl I J-nnc Lind ituttgv.
del PA VI "i Aaet'..
Wltitbuit
44 3 11. e s t fre mi ton
&m• ITlAdx:ma
ai
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
AT TWE
INTEGNATIMAL EXllll ITION, LONNA, 186 t,
Industrial Exposition, Paris,
In competition with all the leading Serving Machines
In Europe and America., and the United
States Agricnitural An Intlon ; Metropolitan Me
ehnalee Inetitute, Washington; Franklin Institute.
Philadelphia; Mechanics' Association, Batton;
American Institute, Now York; Maryland I.titnce,
Baltimore; Mechanic,' Association, Citicionatt
Kentucky Institute, Louisville; Mechanics' Insti
tute, San Francisco: and at every. State and
County Fair where Exhibited this
Season.
1245,000 OF THESE MACHINES
HAVE ALREADY BEEN SOLD,
A fits which speaks loader thaa words of the rooms
end popularity of the oelebratod WHEEL= I WIL
SON FAIIILT EIEWZNO MACHINE—the ohirePwa
Mechlin, In the world,
BECAUSE IT IS TILE BEST
EVERT MACHINE WARRANTED FOR THREE FURS
ItriTONlll.ll BUM NOTIITIte I 1 rtECIUSIXO
INSTRUCTIONS BEMIS
ALWAYS !USTI TO IMILUI3T aI—ND EXPLAIN TIMM
Pirrannura, Pa.
007* (Arcola:6, eou talc hag au in phi...stk., bf the
muldne, with tosttmontahl from Mira of the high
est social Etsodlng, Oren na applleatlon, either to
peiriort or ii men
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
Agents f the Western States said Wesitanf R.
Principal Otdcen and xVind.sale Empoliam.
No. 27 Firth strect...-PITTIBMIGII, PA
Pike's Opera Hone,. .......01NOPSNA17, 0
llasonle Temple.......totrisrrus., NT
no23.ltote
FAMILY DYE )RS.
PATENTED 0(710BR8 13,1=
Black for Rilk,
Dart Blue,
LigAt Thu,
Frentallneo,
Gland Drums.
Dark Brown,
Me* Dmina,
6..11 Arm.,
Cann,
Dark /Ivai,,
L4pkt Drab,
Finns Drab,
Lt. 'ctn., Drab
For Dyeing Si. Goode, Shawls,
Scarfs. Dresses, Bonnet., Hata.
Feathers, Sid Gioees, 0111dt : en's Clothlir„; and all
kinds-of Wearing Apparel.
ear e SATIMI OT HI DEB CX&T.IDI
For 23 cents you can color u miry goads aa would
otherwise coot floe time, that rum. "(allow ahadea
am be pr&lnced from the aim., dye. The process I,
simple, and any one can use lb. dye with perfect
samosa Directions in 4511.'6, Trench and German.
Inside of each package.
boo farther infoimation In - Dyeing, and
co 141,11 V:
pern,it knowledge what colors aro beet adapted to
over others, witb many Tab/able, reel") purchase
Drown & Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and °Worth&
Bent by mall on receipt of prtere-10 cents.
Hangfactured by llGri'F.h STETIVIS,
tr 4 Broadway. Barton.
Tor ale by druggista and ,loslert generally. •
no r •
MAHOOD N 1 HOW LOST I ROW
BICSTOBED f—Jtun pablitirod, toe scaled en-
Price Six Rate. A Lettm• on thy - Name.
Trattment and Barikel- Cure dr Exrmatorrhma, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary lissloas, Sexual
Debility, end Impedimenta to . Marrfsgepratfall,
us :
Nerrotrat, Consumption. EPikTaT and •
tat and Physical • Incapacity, resultfor from Self.
Abuse, Ar., by Ron!. J .Cczytaart - tx,M. D., author
:ants, "Green •Ilkrokottc. °A Boon to Thousands of
Sufferer.," Beat under steel; in a . plain envelope, to
al 3 ,4 4 frrns pol6psld, an receipt elf fax cents or Dro
pcatage stamp., hy_ DB. 1101
1,,7
talGanstler Bowes% •
Wats york,ToitOtace Box 4580.
r.ls •
EYES AND EAR,
. .
•
BAELZ
Pays mrtscalar attention to !INV ttottotent of
C. 0310 Dlrtr A ay% the ri11.2 . 8418 tVtrtuo
v........evrAßJAcr. Nun hetABTMCLAL
r 1 .4 1 14 tutorto ARTIFICIAL .EYES. sad Mots all
uni33nuntax rams; Aso /WM ICISABING,
soft ill Alma* itQpettnE Oa Eon aid leading to
rrtni snizte taMles
APPLES.-200 bble Green Apples es
ported, Ibr sale at 155 Marty Wen.
d•I W. P. DE= A CO.
A WARDED TEE
Jar* 6rerw
Lied ahem,
it , VenZa,
Maim.
Maroon,
ftrrin
=P.- , r , ,
Scarbe,
Slate,
So{/n4.,
MAI,
Mon..