"`i:; it tit Saket4.. :1 :-,.: ;1: - !:-.•: _.- - - :I!8 'lt ID D „LE a . O (I„ :::T r , B _94. *P itZ4 M9--=' 4 >E o -*/5, /BiM L' , l l o.l 4 i"Datb"o menage* LlLUT4!frifottii gives the following vat brieffintit #4l gallon if the very cir • ...,OttnithteuVrYMXlSltle c of Jeff. Davis to his - . GiellhdenstY is played out! It has net soldiers enough to:withstand the Unfits Matt, fret It can neither feed, clothe nor Shelter those it already,has. It, people as eats he armies are ragged and famish • lug. Its Credit'. is gone, aaditapaper money wank (owing to the high prize of cotton and the asszetity of rap) some air or eight (t‘. wand. its people know that the LLIOI Cane if torte up,' and Must be hunted t t : .bloodhatundeoto drive them Into , its • skive ` dying In short, it is Locus se this may pampa appear too ey , !- emptiest, and like rendering the "Book of Lesismtatiorte Into short metre verse, we , auset giver somewhat faller ,report. Alter : - .iiiktripigin the opening parigraphs to the 'ltilitary - alfsire of thiyeari the most fat • tirehTe aspects of *blob he of course =- . thereers to present; and yet cannot succeed very well IA reeking look favorable in any aspeoche takes up the eubjestof forei Bare .latictukaboutwidchhe epeakevmy spitefully, and ervideritlik groat bitterness of spirit. Deming the year past—if we may believe Mr. te whole world'has combined to steak beat• and defeat the celebrated o&mthern Confederacy!' England has acted tuber senustorsed perfidious manner; _ _lance has moat. unreasonably given the cold' shudder to Devitt . every rule of is , ternational law kite been perversely viols, fed by the great powers of Europe, in their annletito shown* favor to the ill-used and indualty Confederates; and we are not aux prised to find Mr. Davis warming up as he recOonts his wren in three mortal columns Of kltia typO r tin at hat he bursts out with threate,l and tells his confederates what they.WO! do—but had bettor not attempt. ' 'He fa/Vilna to ' declare apaper bloekade of the coast of the United States, ' , and to cap : tuella neutral made trading with their j Porte ditto= =demi can Intercept on the hag t sear." , Truly a brilliant proposition, when we remember that these rebel cruisers re WI; fitted, armed and manned in the IMO Thiglitibporla from which the majori ty of the "neutral vessels" sail. But John 101 l need'itot be 'alarmed; Jeff Davis asigbg holey; bat he promises not to--at leastfor the:present: After showing how enandalonely Europe bee treated the .Confedaracy," Mr. Davis inlets* to bewail, in two'columnalhe con dition of Mr. Memminger's currency, which sneers from his accounts to be nearly as, ; worthless In Richmond lig it Is in New York. , Rere he gives two or three extraor _ • the world. He 4 that the inter tted in only three )pears that "pop rithout reasonable tresses to the'ex internal tax was of,,the property of . that the planters trhe sit in Congretaat Richmond and direct the af orthenalappySouthern,people, ltrifedr„,,,e4 l 34 9 . l 4 l telr Peculiar ' slares---firem taxation. this species of property constitutes, accord- ' 1 Inc to W. DilThl, ...stout; two-thirds of the entire bastdaprapery.o.f. the.C•rifedersto Stities"dtlufsetem:thids hate hitherto I from teastion. tfe tells I thitabow - that they csnao” longer hope to' isteipsiumnent, *Weida isittesof treasury Ucbuthisitbeen inoretutell intilthe cur.. ahtnlittin!l.antotuthrici alert than sir Antridtad ittilborte rif dollars, or more than - ' threefold the racteati required by the be tbsetrintry,7, and that they must - tosl# telas tbfres and plantations as well Y the property -of* common people. Wbit iii the Eirreisai 'creditors of the Ocinfediritor:itsi .what -they read these as- Confes4anir of selfishness in the Ideating ciss* ,ind or intribeioncy ! •,.-ilaidlttg *the Ca.s that was folded 7 last . hfs Clarnisidiiivitsition the' rebel tddef"#ipis s hired loan,* means of w.lutt Jur adhrs Poranpulsory reductionet the cur ..,-7.titsnoy," forcing luddora to accept, instead of 14-raintleilde brads gr.the.tdiihing Confed • eriCzettieliich# onntprradsed to pay the hitiretrelti ph:a:else long ;since • , ,Among bl 41ans for reinforcing the 21 b. °11122e0,110 Ing , the sulP lo -rot silt of -I%wattstile the-army' ail who are tm -:•1101/14Y slodiscratting an end to =tad ,- rotiodOeaditying erittptien law, re ...rifibftingdeisnib'aild &win the tin" inch otthkablrobodied men, now employed - , --j i_lfsefflgesterfr ttnises(coplis, and Other em. ;-`ployeesi soar* doing service for which the pperonPerficovetecie . ". tathisbireindesintsiss aged a law to iblargithapcilley. of the act. of-the 21st of 444186; so sato-enable the -depart to replay* not only tasted *oohs, but ...wegensrs, and other employeetifn the arm, rsegrawsit-is hoped that the ranks or t he „array wilL,be - . so strengthened for-the en -..:4311111 esonaigar. or. bk, pat at defiance the •Istnisflt.elftoTa oride:onemy." Wilms luireportOf the manifold die titterfsit**ions stittdisappointments of ..:Tthlelssri„Wilitsthalf:colonutof alone of the "fitioltioiinhumanity;' &e4;ge.; .the Yankees - _ - ..ilMa'rep‘tee kart mandtse,.. was not` the , =.mtbrrtifiakerlth:rshlA tbaraliele mot daring **noo n - of lestaemee,. Kinsmen, i:•!44s4festilidleliilemm guerrilla, order iota- MIMI or OW, Dtod. afths thi4,-Tetmetem, 'f,maa~ed-,,by:maealer'd„rebal ‘earah7 on t OW:44AM; 410 dght -ooatizazed ;without ' , Winded:Puler relmt,hottm, sad mai partial. -4azah IMMEEME , Rend olthbertatialseliraiiefletter aai ' - itallettetliat-thei osetiuggettions and Recommendations. • Tba.Contollasiormr of. Internal Revenue remarks, In beginning his Lemuel report, that the present tax laws have been favor ably received by the people, and have added to tbe reienue of the nation, if net 10 touch ai was anticipated at the time of their passage, yet enough to improve largely the credit of the government, and to demonstrate the immense renames which it possesses yet untouched in the loyalty and growing wealth of the people. No madden or violent change, in the eye tete of taxation devised by Congress ap pears to be neemeary. Ca the contrary, it La believed that its capacity to produce rev enue is not fully indicated by the receipts hitherto obtilued. Not only are the pro duotive property and the industry of the country, which are the great sources of this revenue, rapidly growing, but the ad rabsietratioa of the laws is improving eon stantly, and to believed, with the aid of Congress, to be susceptible of soil further improvements as will materially add to the revenue. Every advance in this dine lion is a manifest gain both to the govern ment and the community; for it teads to equalise burdens, to discourage frauds and irregular speculation, and to encourage hornet industry and legitimate traffic, *hilts it directly increases the returns to the treasury. Commissioner Lewis there fore retrains from suggesting any radical changes, but proposes each specifie altera tions as seem to be necessary in order to enable the government to sustain its than dal credit by the raiment of interest on the acastmulating debt incident to the pro. longation of the war. The actual receipts of the internal rens• noe otlice from all eourombetweent3eptem bee 50:1, 1862, and June 50 h, 1663, were $35,586,101 50; and up to September let, 1888 Obey were $7,489,473 06 Up to Jo or 90th, the draw hacks amounted to $676683 - 78, and up to September lst, $503 066 36 At each of these dates, however, there were considerable same in the hands of eollec tore, Pad the annual gazes, tuoltuliug those on ineomes, had been only partially re. celled. To say With accuracy bow much the excise laws have yielded within egiven period is not practicable. Their operation te:centinuotte and the machinery is con stantly; active. There are hardly ever in the mails less thee halt a million of dol lars, Including checks, drafts and certill (Atte of deposit, to too credit of this office, in frassitu The estimate of the product of the taxes aeavesed within the year ending on the fleet day of September Ise: is gal. aye millions of l'ollare. The Commikeloster says: °lf the law should remain untouched, ez• parlance in its administration will arable the officers haying charge of the subket to make the yteld larger sod the exptnto of collectiou toes; and toe increase itt:tbe pro duotion at the country, owing to the andel ty of trade and industry, will oparaieln the same direction. I attributtio these causes an addition to the inter nal - revenoe of another year of not less than ten millions of donate. If we add to this the probable results from the measure. suggested in re lation to epirituoue sihoos and malt and tobacco, io . ante of their immediate adoptioo, the internal re•enue for the year eighteen.hundetd and sixty dour, reokoned from January to December, both months includell, • ill era-h the tutu of massy two tailhonr, witbont ...Arlon iota oaloolatioo anything likely to name from districts now losurreatlonary." iternal Lszation at las influenced eral . atates, and in rth Carolina, idis v the taxes actu ide," The Comtniosioner holds 'bat the divi dends of life insurance aompaoles should beexemptid from the payment of the is. Come tag, but proposes to make a pat Hal compoiegiion to the treaeary by increasing the stamp dutymo• required open policies of life iasuninte. The report says: "It I. believed that a stamp on every policy, or emoluesent of like effect, of fifty cents for each one thousand dollars of the amount iseured, may be levied •ithsnt op pressing - the companies or discouraging the demand for insuranoe. it should also be remarked that life last:trance compatlds which are not purely muftis), but which have a capital stook invested In them for the sake of revenue, should obviously be taxed upon the revenue in the same pro. portion as the galas and polite of any other business." An !stereos° of the tax ukpu dfetilled spirit. to slxty ovoid • gallon le ereiti mended It is else !untested teat a tax upon malt of thirty cents a bushel be im potted, but should It be deemed advisable to continue the ex...ntion of malt, sod tax only the liquor produced by it, it eer:Nra certain that the revenue might be Oared erably isoreued by a judioious etlega meal of the Inc, eay to ouedoller aad fifty cents per barrel. Certain provisions of the present law which relates to pettoleom have occasioned embarruscoeut and require revision to make them more Simple and efficient the Commissioner modems the drawbaok allow. gd by section 116 as • direct dioerimios• Lion against the people of this country, and in favor of all other nations, in.sopplying which nature has given 11l almost a moo. opoly, end recommends its rrpeaL Regarding tobacco se purely a Luxury, and in no way a necessary of life, the Com missioner recommends a large theresse of the tax upon I'. lie ear : "Ibis ye." ' notwithstsudiug the eaten. sive planting in the northern and middle States the crop is estimated In the last re port of the Agricultural bureau, at only two hundred and fifty-eight militant.; being Mill one hundred and seventy 'millions of pounds less than in 1860. While the do mem production is thus, diminished, the foreign demand bee been constantly in creasing, and it will not be likely to be se riously affected by, the difference in price widen its exportation, subject to our excise on the raw material, wall 004&11014 1, therefore, beg leave to submit the propos!. ties that tobacco be taxed in the leaf In the hands of the prancer, end that no drawback be allowed on its exportation in that phone; so that the curt to the foreign manufacturer may be increased to the ex tent of one exclse. If soy drawback is to be allowed, the proper policy of encourag ing and sualaining oar own manufacturer against adverse legislation of a foreign government, seem, to require that it shall bet allowed, if at only on the t ugiou . Imsttued article. Tea extent to which the allowance abJuld go is a question of some' nicety. The tax on tobacco in the leaf,. with all the stems on, might, I think, be fixed with advantage to the revenue, and without injury to the producer, twenty cents per pound. $ light ter, varyi ng - from eve toten - ortweleo cents per pound additional, might be imputed on the man ufactured commodity. A drawback on *hie from to fifteen cents - would live to the darnititia ran afenturerall the ad Vali !ogee be ',maid desire in the foreign market, and 'midi In "some measure, extuutereall the , diXll. I'ol6th:cot ferolgo nations et his mfr . - I us of trines and the tai upon them - VS OAS tasted. In tha report rune onlttrattoo of the grape sad the ioanufactore .of slue la. Ude comae, is still in:,ass' Infant 'state, and good pollee would atom to require that they be enema , , lbough', the: impatient* of Earope by *hien: that the'esiteuespilock of .spirits ihtee(of suttee, it toy be licsiinielTspeeteialifoxio the tact tylefehifp' erfheitrii not famished. tti the istilluabir?l' calt*WmittPerliC.'o6ol4 be tuatia:to ILtted..et iltelmidlea r the ieieiv t►oula be' teshitylitAett'lit okeleyeA:sel,lndestritil , rebieeflibier4bietzeilnaiela*hirlbei I mbeediag in thit:dlipellteeitaitli be 40Febte belthinth the *eft:lolll4i most stieadte di **oh Weir I Ift)M0 116 `ultgokt be al. fv„4 tbigaor litg I . Iltetoiltiose MIME I== T•X CPO! IGlQUultil =MEM MENEM • Say SppreclablsCdfeet will be prmlimed in determining the - choice of liquors on the part of these who habitually drink them, and that at all events, in the present needs of the country for increased revenue, a duty of ten cents per gallon on native wines will not be severely felt or deemed unseasonsble. These ebonies In the amount of duty to be laid on spiritone, 'Moos, malt liquors seem to be suggested by com mon expesience. and the policy whit* ob thine in every well poised system of taxa lion. They belong to a class of luxuries 'Molt may be properly denominated hurt ful, and, if the consumption should happen Labe affected, by the weight of the taxes, the result would not be without compensa Lion to the consumer and the country. The duties are now very low, in view of the modes of using the eubjects of them Twenty cents a gallon is but ono cent and • quarter a half pitit-a quantity usually sufficient, I presume ' for one days allow ance for a moderate drinker. Three times that tax would not be sensibly felt, in a proportionable increase of price. If it would exert any intense on consumption, It would be in laver of the cheaper liquors, which, for that reason, could then better bear come additional duty. "If In making your estimate of the needs of the Government, It should be found that no considerable increase in the amount derived from Internal chalice is desired, I should think it a question worthy of con sideration 'bother some increase of tax on all hurtful lukoriee, including even tobac co, would not be eligible, so that relief might be afforded to those interests that produce them:mouton necessaries of life. It an inormum of the tax on cartain•products of wnich the use is purely voluntary, and at the same time at least useless, would be attended by a diminution of tax on such commodities as contribute to the suppor comfort or enjoyment of the community/ the propriety of the change would seem be obvious. But if • large revenue is wanted to aid in sustaining the national credit and supplying means for the large expenditures incident to the war, the rea son for the change would become invin cible." MINERAL WATERS, AC It is proposed to levy the following taxes upon artificial mineral wstere,stalit waters, sarsaparilla waters, and other beverages of like kind Bold in bottles—two cents per dozen of bottles bolding a belt pint or less, and when Bold in bottles of greater capac ity, four oente per dozen for each dozen of bottles holding 6 pint or lees; and wben sold la bottles of still greater (tenacity than a pint, ono cent per bottle., iVhen sold in any other way, a duty of Elie per cent. ad ealercm TAXIS° LOX 0 the A tax upon Ike following articles le re comMended t Gold watches, pianos, guitars, doge, looking-glasses beyond • certain sire, diamonds, emeralds, and other precious Blanes, kept for'ornanient or use. Cotton is now eubjected to a duty of one half of one cent per pound. Quadruple the tax not, In the Commundauer's opt pion, be excessive. Sc insignificant a stun can heotdded to the price in the foreign market, ' without affecting the demind or exalting dangerous competition Thread sod }arm manufactured and cold, or drireered for being knit or worm into (*brio', may prop erly be made ambient to three per emit. ad valorem; the 'smears it snob arresd or yarn were sold in the market. TICCZE sSe OP OTllltd TAXES B Ards plen:d, tongued and grooved, shingits, bricks. Roman cement, calcined plaster, draining Wee, dressed building stone, printers' ink, map.., clmete, periods. cal publications other than nev•papera, and engraver's Cork, would hear •o tad ra. form duty. The tax on suction sale, to no• very love, and will hear to be increased probably so onelourth af one per cent. The Lax on !slaughtered animal. may be advantageously adjusted on • somewhat different scale without becoming onerous, viz: utt each head of horned cattle, more than eight weeks old, slaughtered for sale, a tax of thirty center; and an calves of eight weeks old nod lean, a tax of five cents per bead. On slaughtered seine, exceeding fifty pounds in weight, ten cents per head. /Ili OFACTOSZO An amendment of that p►rl of she la• which relates to the isisiiiou of manufac tured srtiotes is recommended. The report Rays: "A number of railroad covenantee, and other largo operators, who manufacture locomotive eaglets, railroad care, paper for printtug and mealy other artialee coorumed by them in thu proeenutfoo of their busi ness, embracing to the aggregate the value of millions, have insisted that the via-hun dred dollar limitation has application only to manufsaturce that are sold, not those consumed by manufacturers thainselve,;, and that constructions has been adopted In several litigated cases. Though it may re in &cooed:ate:4 with floe legal Intent of the statute, 1 carioca believe that it •as con• templated by Congress to sire large cor porations the privilege of carrying on ex• tensive manufactures of wood, irod and other materials, without the payment of a duty, beesues they happen to be such ex. tensive consumers as to make the business \lif manufacturing for themselves profitable. t is not consistent with the general spirit of the legislation of that honorable body to discriminate In favor od corporate insti tutions or private firm, wieldiog enormous capital, to the prqutime of small manufam (mere, and to the aggregation, instead of the diffusion, of oapiral, and the healthy condition of trade produced by attire cora. petition- I therefore beg leave to suggest the propriety of so amending the law as to make it answer plainly the original intent. This, I submit, may be dorm by requiring that all produotlons or manufacture. used or consumed by the producers or menu's. Curers thereof, being' &dialer' of commer cial value, and which would 'tae taxable if sold, shall be in like manner taxable when used or consumed." Taz /1100211; TeX On this important subject the Comets signer cakes the following observations: "I suggest that the income tel be loft untouched, except ins few slight portico. hire. TM. tax, though as fair in theory se any that pan be laid, has been found by the experience of other countries to bo eu• cumbered with practical d 3uittes in the aeseeement -which bare deprived it of all deltas to public favor. The people of this country have accepted it with cheerfulness, I. meet a temporary t xigeboy, and it ban excited no serious complaint la its admio lettation. in order lbw. It taigkit not he felt to be inquisitorial lu its character, the inetruotions booed by thin office required that the returns of income 'hail not be -open to the inspection of others than ofillers of the revenue. Bone doubt having been entertained whether a proper eonstrootion of the law -sustabee the instructions, I recommend thst the doubt be removed by express enactment_ It I ibiak, con tracta to fairness If the provision allow ing a deducdon for runt paid for d vvelilog bonsai be stricken from the law, and that °Wants of ouch houses, residing in them, be charged with their rental value as in. Gonna it 100616 to me, also, thit a change In the rate 'of taxation of Large incomes way bo properly made, subjecting incomes over live thousand dollars ($5,000) and less than ten thotteaud dollars ($10,000) in amount to four per cent. las, and them over ten thousand dollars 4410,000) and lets than twenty thousand dollars ($20,. 000) a fire per feet., sad those exocedlog I twenty thousand dollars (820.000 to fife and a half or six par cent. The English rate is now over four per cent in time. of peace', MA during the Russian war It was r upwardi of floil and oicht•tenthe per cent. on all incomes over £l5O. If the English people could tolerate, without mormttnny, 'Such a tax to sustain to war of *Quotes& and i ambition, American Adieu's will certainly IC:Ours a lighter one for union and freedin.' , 'There L.a ;lass of persons eubject the assuement of tbo theme tax, who: utai: exemption on peculiar. ground., I 'Weida Ms subject!" of foreign .gorernsientirep; ' reteatint flact; boo at consular. agents,: Macy ot,thes persona ire obliged to pay a. tale upon at isidarkt Web . ihat rtiodra fro tihehatnegofarammeatsforibedeoldchl eare4l%.andocaapltint rtieeketisait doable' taz;abargetapiA lonia tha. same ISitrue***ll s 7 savere. ,, *Nth counteleal(appeskillisti *Hai . 1 41 1 ; , 411021 , 44epaiyittsetatrili: 41111147, 40411qt11/414,35..,e,:1i tax is exattiml. submigbe oaneldfratiort 'bather ibis same measure of liberal emir trey might not be extended to the subjects of foreign governments nerving so consols our ports, as are extended by' those goverawenta to American citizens serv ing abroad in a oonsular capacity. We 'have sufficient Information in this office to enab , e on to inste the proper disorgnina tion. The illiquidity, if any should exist, will be attributed to the p-oper caner, and thone wbo gaffer by it will know where to apply for the remedy." DT•WP DOTI/1 ON DOCOUENTO IL is proposed to levy o duty upon re ceipts for the psi meet of money, equal to one-half the duty now tr.:Weed on checks and sight drafts. The followingsuiditlonal sources or revenue are oleo Indicated: ..Aesignments and transfers of personal property other than instruments of evi dence now provided for, by any writing, such se &saint:merits In trust, deede, for the benefit of oresitore or others; bilis of sale and documents of like nature. Indentures of apprenticeship, Betides of partnership, attested copies of instruments made evi dence by law, warrants of agrees, write of execution, letters patent for Inventions, leases of personal property, certificates of copyrign; commissions appointing persons to offices , certifio item of admission of atter ney'e or counsellors to practice law, diplo mu of medical schools, colleges and uni versities, and certificates of marriage, and all written or printed instruments not otherwise provided for, when offered In evi dence on the trial or hearing of any civil ogee at law before any court or judicial magistrate." vsn'tous INCOURUDATIONS. The Com:al/I)l°par adds these recomeeen "I respectfully recommend that the stamp duties on promiseory notes, inland Ms, drafts and orders, and also mortgages mud personal wade for the payment of certain sums of money be doubled, and that the maximum of those to be required in any case be oleo doubled; that the stamp dulled on agreements or contracts, other than those specified in the schedule, be ten meet that the words 'exceeding twetray dollars' be stricken from the deuce in schedule Id relating co beak crock., drafts or tartlets, and oleo from the firet paragraph of the sixth neat ion of the amendatory act; that the stamp duties on life, marine and Inland insurance.polzoica be doubled; that those cut leanest be ,proportioned to the rent evened and the length of the term; that to lettere of attorney to tto single act; such as enter satisfaotion on a judgment or mortgage, execute a paper or document other than • conveyance, serve a notice or poem to appear to • suit or kCiita, to receive prize money or wages of labor, be assigned moderato duly more appropriate to the na ture of the !wale,' to be perforated thou that or,' provided; and chat write, sum monses: and other proceeres for the ovine mencemeot of action, before justice, of the peace in coats of civil jurlptliation, end writes( execution, also tasued by such justice' to,r the seizure or sale of geode, be made subject to a small stomp duiy." The report tfaommeada a tax upon lb. toneage receire railn,ad and steemboat companies, and aloe the dividend' of tele graph oacopdates; 134 mho recommends a tax of (eta and one t.fth per .at.. instead or oos par cLut.on the aireul.tion of bsnks, of on., nil of nue per cent. on depaskts in ewe.] of one-eighth, arid of ooa•twcntieth of ono pc r OU bole,. at broltete . hoards • • Toe Coatruicciorter mitts: 'The rsteusiou proposed to be given to the s., new el internal recount, nod the midttlenul drat., on the producing sohmee abate suggested, to View of the iocr-ssiug wants of the government cannot be fairly expected to pall the amount of owe hun dred and fifty millions of ttillare, which, as 1 have olre►dy stated, was the estimate reported to you by this office iu December last. If, therefore, it •ball he deemed ne cessary to obtain by 'uterus' duties the hist named sum. recourse must be had to some "other quarter, lu additional luta imposed 00 produoia wtooh enter largely Into consumplou A tax of Iwo per cent addittoual on the general m►nof.ctures of tho country, would, 1 think, produie the required sum—probably • few millions more. lu making the estimate, some al lowance must be mule for reduced icon sumptlon ceased by the Increased economy in the nor, Incident to increased taxes. Doubling duties on neoreaaries will not double toe revenue, and the properlion of the receipts to the rate wilt be lams than in the auto of such luxuries as are used in grattfying the appetites. Consideration has been given lo common zpericace on this ppint, sad dor allowsn:e fur it." The report °includes with suggestions of amendments to ihe Eloise Isar, designed to increase he tfficiectos. Among these eug potions is one looking to the facilitation of collections, Sh Wont: "id ► MUM. of faeilitsting such colitis tio , a and affording to the United Stoles and citizens alike an opportunity of paring their respeetive right. in all internal u vulae ease• quickly and cheaply adjusted, I beg leave to suggest whether it will rot. be expedient to confer civil joriadiction on commissioners appointed or to be appoint ed by the circuit court; whore the sum in controvert' , does not exceed a certain limit to be named in the laws, and I should think that limit may be safely fixed al two bun. dred •nd filly or three hundred dollars. Right of jar' trial may be secured by mak iog provision (or appeal. As a - eondition annexed to the benefit of appeaV security for costs may be required of any other party than the United Statee. A tribunal of the kind suggeeted, making justice under the Internal revenue laws rapid in movement and small in expense, yould probate!, ba found to be peculiarly obeept. able to the citizen as well as metal to the I I governmenL" How TOE GOVEIIIIIZSZ m PROTIDLD ion WAD.—The Government, which had not half a million of muskets in all the armories at the commencement of the rebottle., now has, in addition to the million and a hell placed in the hands of the men of our armies, enough remaining to equip eight hundred thousand mon. There aro accoutrements enough for eighteen hundred thousand mon. It is not likely that, &demotion, wo shall over hereaf tei be caught unprepared for war, for our pia - tient necessities have developed all the re aourees which are required to supply. the ma terials of war. Tait estimate of clothing for the army for he nest fiscal year is $58,000.000. I:rae hundred thousand dollars era, asked for the benefit of . prisoners of war. aLTDLOJTES. 11:3F.CORONER.—Jorts Xicett - ro, 0 the rim Want Allegheny, will bon can& date far Coronet at Allegheny Clannty, subject te tb decision a the sassting County Union Contention. de 14: le , TRE MAYORALTY OF ALL& Quinn Cap. Sm og Dam at Me urgent solicitation oftosny —t too commis! to I bit MM. to be need as a candidate fur CM Martreitj of Mimi:piny City, at Me ensiting ninnlcipal tion. mato ' t'A) 49 1 1 )01 I ›kiM t b, IIE-57 bbls. now landint., foe. aide ISAIAH DIC&CT & CO. I.ALICOS, at dell IIeCGELLANDII AUCTION. Uri IjHoE6at .„ doll ' likilLELLAllleil AVOTION. eIitEAKK--n bbl!. now lauding !tom a.tstem= itlnerm, tortali by • isA l 4O-ototorea on. , SAur.-,1000 bbls E sale 41116 Liberty sine del - Npil Galt for P CA wersaa on board ae w—n Mama Conway Y, to shire and (brisk by: 0 00 brut en ials rim hi0,C04, - abd Bodoid Ott Bon* tar Nib by isout , _at 40 TM Woe irtnet,', At • babbia.lritfirkt.E4n&d; •' - .l4.lctokarnt .SO4 . im47o Water drat.. IUSHICIA.TING.OI4. 2 , 2 , 2.2 ivaiiiitatiostesiducr :-" • - rF, Ift "4.5. PUBLIC xorlcEs Orrtca or sus Cis me Isamu:Kr 03,1 Pittsburgh, Deo 14th, 1563. D1D IDEivp f NOTICE.—Th omp c Pres , ideht end Direetore o Cany NMI' this day declared e Dividend f ot ate FOUR DOLLARS PEE SHARE, fro. of U. 8. T., foyebio to the Stockholdere tortbkltb. delhaer SAMUEL ILEA , Stonetery. Page." 31satail.t.'s Ornrc,2l. Utsr . Pe. " ) Nu. So Fourth street, - Ptreuoraou , Pa., Dec. 1,. 11(0. ELECTION BY r.titENTs.- -- °snug to the act that the limp for hearing aliens, non.reeidente, those under or corer age, and °retaining CMw of manifest permanent physical dle ability, expires on Dee. 20th, the Board of Enroll ment mill not hear eases of Election by Parent he. fora WEDNE3Dny, Dee. 2341, at 10 o'clock, when all such applications will be wondered In the order they ore flied. Where GPO of the eons in enrolled In another (linnets, tha applicant mast produce a Per. Uficate of that fact from the proper Board. By order of the Board of Enrollment. J. lIERON FOSTER. Oaptals and Prsso.: Marshal 21.1 Dist. Pa deleOtthltss DIIIIIINCIIAL Dec. 12, 483. Ob TO JAMES SALISBURY, EFq., Boma of the Borough of Birtnigbam.— Bthi—The undereduied quid most respectfully re quest you to WI a 81:113L1f1 MEETING of all the cltheno of this borough liable to be drafted under the present call for men, and also of all other* In favor of raising the quota of the borough of Dlr. eilloSham by volunteering bathed of drafting, for the purpose of clothing thane for raising bouttirs for volionteeire. We rospecttolly angeat to you the erpvelleriey of isuang the call forsald mooting at an curly Icy. Very respectfully your fellow eh tuns, John P. Park Beatuel !Moe. W. G. knithinbaugh, A. 11. Stevonvon, It. B. Carnahan, Wolfe & buff, N. Patterson,James Whitfield, John Carrick B. Reynold', B. A. Wolf • Drausonett, Dee. 14, lEel. In accordance with the above rapuet, I do hereby eplmhat a meeting to be held'ln t►e 111101INGIIAM MARKET HALL tui WEDNESDAY, the lf,th invt., at 7 o'clock, p. fluid.= relating to the cominc draft will be before the meeting!, The citlyans of the Borongb are reepoothally Invited to attend. JAMES SALISDOB.Y. Bargee. LT - TPITTSBURGH SANITARY COM --=', min= Ocoee !Ltd Depositary, SO Swarth Street, Between Wood end ihrket Stn,la Parsumn . —TlloM6l3 BAKE-WEL' Electre•nr--JuKEPLI 11. If FNTEI Tuusr=u--J.1.31.Z.S r.uix.. Jr Couldlmtims utucmy and Stores .out to all parts of the array Information (arab:bed In relation to thn m.ck ei d wounded In the Cams. end The freight cu gotsd• donabA t . Ini•tir..- PITTSBUILOII iANITA Y luM5l/ f TLF do3rdtt U -, . -- COLLEUTUItS IN (Ili Ch*-- . llle Antiglirdssomment List for moulding Timm . beggic, Silver Pled, Cay..agcs, o smil Licerme the 4th Division of the =1 P. one. District, oomprdlng the Cth, Tth and 6. Wards the my of Pittsburgh, mid Pat Township, etmep, log that part north of Pew. stmc.t . has been tryolved from the Assessor. mul the Tame are naw duo. will receive the Tame WI aforesaid, at the ogle, of Aldermen BCTI.gII, Ne. jot Wylie street, from the 21st day of November math the 15th day of bison, ber, 184torlmite. between the hours of 1 and 5 p. in., alter which ALM the peneltioe preserileyd by th• law will di exacted. • JOHN A. BEHGEANt, dchtdeDeputy Collector lib Diehl., La Metre," l 5 'TILE NEW GYII.NASTUA-4 AT hiltV/LLE LI aLL.—Iho Clam,. are °pry for new norenbera at each dew of ineetln,e. Ladle. and Gentlernen, TtTESDAY nod FRIDAY RN INDS. ailM. Ladles and Children. IirSIINDSUAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, al no - doer. ITIADVAInIL For Adults, mun ofe twenty leseona. For Lads and Melee, -- Tor Children. nolirtf .FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LLEf/lIKNY.—The DOlLlii of ISrooto. Naas this day sidled on au aatesaruent of ilfty Per Coot. of the Capital Stock of "The Plrot National Hulk of Allegheny... payst , lo on tho , 79a lust., at thoofSre of the alookanlce Saving,' Rank, A lloglo.ny. dololl T.ll. Za CTI.S, Prtaideot Orrice or Tea CiTIZIVon NSUAASCI. CO., 7 Ptarbrozh, Da, !nth, lot. f ODAN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DIRECTORS OF TIIIS COMPANY, to Item daring the mama; year, • ill let hold et tM. omen an MONDAY, the Slit last„ betwoen the) , of II a. to and I p. tee dalerid SANrEL nse , li,retary - - - - VOR SALE-1 large Cotelge BRICK .1, DWELLING ROUSE, on Borough street, Law. runcuTlGo; with Lugs bt of ground, tw•autlfully r. narneated ; Treat and &Nadu trues. Enquire or E. D. W. GILL. do16:11r 89 Falb *freer, Pittaborgb. T . . 08 T-,02i TUESDAY LAST, AN 1.1 ARTICLE AfiItEXIIEXT between Wm. Aber, of Pltteborgb, mid George D. 11 . F.Ineen of o,* lamblAna omtary , Oble. Tbm finder tr7ll tr matably rewarded by leaving it at tbe DIA PATCH poo RE WARD.--Struyed , from the roaldenwe of the anbecrttror, at No. 7fil roan etnwt, Ninth Ward, about two weeks Ithaca, et MILK COW, with mall teats; of rod color, and lo good order. The Ender will recelee the alit.° reword by taking bar to the usderelgned. delfdt GOOLL I P STA n rt. THIRD WARD UNPAID WATER BENTS, CITE, POOR AND 'JUSTNESS TAX. EH, farMA are doe and niast be paid to ma CO! Itocaleed at Qty Tremmear'e OlEce, Tonrth stnxt i during beisbleam hour., or at my residence, No. In WeArcer Onset, opposite Ma Water Work., from 6 to a. m. and 6 to t o'clock p. m. dant J. It. NEWMAN, Collector. N EW HISTORICAL WORK. HISTORY OF CHAIILES, TEE BOLD DUKE OF BURGUNDY. By John Foster Ithk, 2 role 800., with portrait, Tor .slo by EZSZEMB, No. SS 1% clod MR.L FEED! MILL 73 TO 100 TONE OF Bran, Shlplantra and Mldd ling*, Tar tale by SIMPSON it: S.NOX No. 178_Foden1 •treot, lilt • $1250 WILL PURCHASE A NEW TWO4TOILY PILULE DWELLING, u in gozel order, situate to Penn township, near Ito t i r . lll r . l;:out r u t l i ning : o re ryon . attlo 2.07: at ere door,.and seh ' lti till tru e st 12;o% Mu ' oo ablsterros. Apply to G. S. 01 BATE!, Oommersisl Broker. •111 Omen, Butler strews, Lawrenceville. JUST RECEINED AND FOR SALE DM bbl.. choke FAMILY norm; GREEN APPLES J. T. COLVIN I CO., Na El Stun!Mold .treet. HOUSE AND LOT FOR. SALE, cnEAP FOB CIABIL—Tho Lot hoe 25 feet giant on Townsend street. Roth :Wu% ens lTau bank WO feel to as alley. The Memo le a twortory Web, containing nve roma and le on therear of tLe lot; fronting on the LINT. A good horgoln may Low had by applying won, t;., JoTittf lOW WLSOb. Townsend stnri, or at &law OURIST3IAS (Rms II CHOICE, BEACTITCL AND cur..tr ALDCII.B, GOD DENS A . ND CAtES; LADIES' WORK DOERS L , SAICIDELS, POWTEMONNAIES, TOY DOORS. INTELL.EOTOAL AND AMUSING BAL I, kc., Sc., In gront ralety, at tLo ucv Dock ( THOR. E. WAREHAM, 101 Dederalltmert, Allegheny XEMPtIONS 12031 TUE DRAFT. E —Allem pentane entollpd In tbn wroug place, than who ware under PO or over IS (and marrled,) Uni the Int of July laat, but mom especially fathers and mother* having two or more epos 'liable to thy draft,shoulddlo their claims d. 'ungainly, moo claim thPgaltuld of *Weldon by father or mother eon be Illagafter flatordpy dun. ,N.l3,—Thopapets.necia. guy to dialed to the stars mita.carofollr made out anti um by • NVII:T. DUNN, ICU Fl fth et, data* - Vhlrd•dooi below Cathedral. VALUABLE STOCKS AT AUCTION. TUESDAY EVFNISO, lice. 15th, 191:0, st Tx o'cloelt, will be arild, at the Commercial Saha Saw, No. 61 Fifth anal; ' 10 shams Eichangs Ittak Stock; 16, do , iftwelmitte killarinfactrinre Tiara; 1 . do, Iron Oily . Bank Stock; • do 'Clitlesita. Dank Stock; 1 dwillarins Hallway Co.: • ' 10 do Flttabtirgb A Coamtliwira 11. It. C... 60 - do: kliegbahr Valley Baltioad del2 'DAVIS VoILWAINIO Am**. VIN.E YERFUMER.Y.—Jaquie onted a r t Prtfam aim favorably 'Writs - mart aivilsit• of 'lb" imparteed article", Tbafallowtagttprtalealeuty recoarteseillid: lioBll 01111ANfillf,. - .lPAreacio , • THIBE2.IIII.IBIC,' CLUL:e SOBERNL sib . ._•lsl2loii , • Qatari iamb and 13 aeltieeld rtrten.' --it at .taxbunt AND rimiatia oars t.-89013 . ...uw, >rAPCY (10 . 0% al, A lailn : tat' •.:. jl, Tot maz...tary_Brielt r threnlot 91= • • ifroas. /up &nth valor 1 1 WO% ittodLaVrOam, klteboa. throe ebamboro oecoottetofft letis num two stile mom - Moo tow moot ttatot, gnu. irstaz fl; x,., ILttarot in al roo lalsllo azgl oat tilfrostoottOot 'artiot. -- Zop 10 0 Oman iioMattli 'COM altittiosT= _to sesurAttriet -Web wow , - litotio fa Mt bottom Grope =bar two oattottop at i5..,46 . 7.71 ..„____pp5. los gado trew l _ ,abruYsrz. t . j .4-E II .11)1VERTISEMEXTR. ... 1863. T"'' "'"" 1 " 1864 HOLIM V PRESENTS ! A full sramulturut of WEI TING PE-I,S. IN , tITVOI.Ur, IGIXEL4 PHOTOGE Pit ALBUIIIm 1 • Of the bqt cult., wit let, fi, Jo.rAl,illl% 12.1 cheep nen fay unForp.,,cll. elm... II in deook. hook., Aaaal• MANITSOIIII.7 A LIN"( A r rOGIRAPIIIALBP I • TO.PfinTO 11.111.71[4: POLTIrdi. NllltKA, MO. IF 80011..9 IL: V EN 11. E E./Kg, do A /wig,(nab atol cosaidao narnrisumat noa rca&ly, JOHN P. HUT'S, delb MA.,ALNI(I MALL, FI?1II STIZEET. EXCEL! , IOII Fit NT OLASS COM- PANT hr"c nn. In ammo. ut uoctlon on GIST STREET. bet n%s Prnuejl, E e.eoew end alter, near Lippincott'. Axe rectory, a large and OZ{OUIT lIVOV KS, With etll the modarn Imp meaty, an , l , s1:1 I, In complute rnanlog order about the 11112 T OF JANII IIT. when they v.ll be prepared t, metaufattara a amporlor analltp Flint Glass Chimneys eu orderd ptvauptly attended to. tar OFTE.E, WUBK3 .4.ddrogs, JAS. N. LINDSAY, TIIZASIIRER. .... VALIABLE REAL ESTATE LN DIANA COUNTY AT PRIVATZ SALE.—The vmdendsnol offors for sale 0 tract of land containing SOO ACRES, sitriategi West Wheateeld township, Indiana MOM]. /shunt Ins scion of this tract Ls cleared and on Icr cultivation. It contains good building., an excellent orchard a Shw Mill In good running order, In owe of the beet timber commanl ties a good Coal Bank, In working order, and an ahundance of Iron Ore. This tract is 4 miles from Bieck Lick Station, of the Indiana Brunch P.R.8., and 4 mthw from Bolivar Station on the Pennsylvania liallroad. CIC,“ to Sch.d, Church and MIL Ala , . one other tract of . timber land, containing 11A ACRES, sitnate In Borrall township, Indiana einnty, 4 milts Rum Tbe timber, prin • podly oak, to of the best quality. Thera in also on the tract an abundant, of Coal and Iron Ore. The tract Iles on both .Ida of a goal stream, on which are excellent Saw II ill seats. A inn` sPhortanity Is hers offered to pent.. who wish to porchario twistable Imda. Poet:wk., will he given to the lint tract on the fat of April, 1564, and to tits socond tract !matedtotal). for forth. r parttcalars mot terms addims, IV. IL. BOYERS, Attorney-at-Law, Disintllht, Pa. DELI. AT THE PRICXS WE rALL &ND SEE TOE YDEESELNI Albums Holding 50 Pictures, 83 00 Hereto bound, two ciao. Albums Holding 20 Pictures, 21 50 Doom! In Morwon, two cLart. We if", Llbtusts floldlasz from 19 t tOO Cards eakOla 1 PRICES 111.t..N0V 91011 U., CENTS TO 620 GO S' Dan't fall to call, If you irnat Album., a Pittook's Photograph ,ÜbumDopot OPPOSITS 717 E POST OPIf/Cf.. &Is WHAT CAN BE NICER, UfIR Led'r NI AS' YRSfIBENT than stair of throw elegsni G. K. H. H. F. B. F. L. BALKORALB CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE, No. 82 PIM . STREET. GLOPE KID, HIGH HEEL, FANCY BOT TOM, FLANNIL LLNED. dell pE HOME CIRCLE, Vot-1:16. TEIE 110518 CIRCLE, Vol. Y. THE SILVER CHORD. TUE SIIOWLEL OF PEA.ULB The &bore ere choice collections of Vocal end In ithantental Murk, edegaatly bound, gal table licr CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. YOB SALE DY CHAS. C. MELLOR, 81 WOOD ISTILEET deD MoCARGO'B MARBLE WORKS, ISSS LIBTUAT BYIMILT. A tanallfal wad Tucked Anottemat ai L&RBLB ELANTELB. Monuments and Grave Stones. PLASTER PARIB, ROSZZEDALE AUSID JOHNS.. TOWN CEMENTS. DU SI A ' 4 ; PEBBLE SPECTACLER 1.11 Notwithstanding the attack. of Palms rpecuete Vondora who aspire to the named Opti. BITSSIAB PEBBLE SPECTACLES Are rocehlais Sally the wannest eetlereeseents of oar eltlzenst. All that Se asked is to imemlne all other Spectacle: than call and *melee the SIMIAN. PIe6.I.ILE ones. For sale by J. DIAMOND, Practical Op;Man, floaufacttter of the Helen Pebble Specia6". S/ 3111.11 anat. Ilarnitif Post MIMI, Milar-s'rERIN9, n ALL Ire MANOR za.—llarlog pa rehaatel a largo sloth at gradefor CASE, in are aLle - to offer great heritable at az [tamely low Wee*. SEAM= BEDS; BAIR, RUSE AND SPR/NO ILLTTS ASSES, OLD ItATTRASSYS..re•woide to the Lest manner and FEATHER BEDS renovated. A great variety of BLINDS, TABLE Sr /MOOR OIL BLOM EMBOSSED TABLE BOVERBJ_ LADE, GRASSand MANILLA BORDERED MATS; CARPET BINDINGS. and well variety of goods kept In. that floe. We Lorna the attention of the publlO generally to ow WELL ASSORTED STOOS. AU inder prompt[ y attended to. •Pleaea ere ea call at In% FEDERAL MEET, Allegheny, (home forneerlyoecopted by Mr. Semple.) nol • BARKER it NIEL°. Q,PECIAL ATTENTION io called to 1,7 our lingo Mock of BOOTS AND SHOES; 'inkblot thanrirrs and itunas7ll7 cannot be !mass. CaWand roam moral pineal mousy, J 99. IL DOBLANEVEL DS Market at., • wood door from CENTRAL DRUG 13TORys, maem &AO. A. ' _ )U4,17, , SPARKLING SODA , WASLIL ' • • PATIINT sipronirp, 41/4"ltiyalebsns praciligleMiPalli ois /WU rittirro-tra, _ _ nusEs: itara's Oa* tolstme.' Rps it 69. =EI K?er A;coNyin o.sirwa• • Stu Ospr + haw4C . rpetropa ; l.lß,, . frit rrsrr aprEveriawmrrs. L , IIIRSIIFELD, .Eo. 83 libOd Street, , t.ltutiatteo to Anil off his tim sleek al MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, COUPLICTE EST RI lIIASCH. Overcoathsgs, Cloths, Cassimeres, MADIC TO cl n.mrat, In nor aroal uwarpanent ntylp, at GOVT PWICE. fag a raducil n a arkut r s Oar asoortrorat L. NM complete to all La branch., and • ..Ka our &Watt sad pstroos to coma awl bell *arty. a. we are dealrous to m'san out oar rock by tbe FIRST OF JASUARV, lIEMEXIIEII. .10.• THIS IS NO HUMBUG, As rem. article fs so!al at COST PRICE. L. BIIII3IIFELD, 40.83 WOODfITDXRT' pMYPOGRAPH ALBUMSI CA RD PHOTOGRAPHS ! • FULL LINZ JIIST RECEIVED And will be sld at LOWED, MIMS than any other RIEIPICTABLE EOM in the W.. 1. Books, Papers and Magazines LADIES AND GENTLIMIN dro rcdpectlblly to vlted to call and Rumble the stock .4 prices, xi /AMES T. SAMPLE'S, No. 85 Federal it., Allegheny. &Mina .111 _ HATS AND CAPS I LADIES' FURS Of emery latud and quality. • LADLES' AND IEBBEB' RUB ET WDOLTEALE A.4D ESTME, AT MoCORD & CO.'B, .171 WOOD ESTEEM. pH TEE FALL O 1 1853. MOM APPLE TBEZ. • Extra Ana—P...l, 4 .6 a y.r. ee—ineltufla g all-the old leadlag art.Ha , end tosajtem cauts. Al. • veilArg• wick of PEAR, (standard stul thrarfi:Cß RT, PEACH. P 1.1731. EYESORE:O4 HUD OILNAMEN - TAL TiatGRAPE TINES, MMUS, Grtat PLAITS, to., Am, 'stage...Ls and retail at IVIT res. sayable prim. JORI 4 IiVEDOCII. Jr. scab-gall' Pittsbargb and OliklAnd Nurseries. WANTED.-=-Surgeon and Assistan T Sargasso for Colored Begbamite the De partments of the Ponth, Golf, and Tonnessoe. All candidate. must to sxmaned before a Board of Idedical 0121ters. D 011 1 . 6 4111:10W is Mika at Bodes, Neer- WeehiorgtOo, Cincinnati end dt. Lon* end et the headquartare of the donda of the Potoaan, Cumber land, and elsenhere. • • •• Applications for examinations &mad be mad* to the Burgeon Gement. U. & A.. Washington. D. C., mod moat be acemapmnled with one or more testimo- Wahl of good moral character from nemertable m oons. Tila Board will thiamin. whether the b gir anl t r t t a 3 =brn i*r rar it tria : , ( "444'L note nr GiGier noniradeates aral not 1.. exam ined. I.E arron Gaueral. . MUMS, • B Barren General'. (MoeA ctin, Noe. IS, 1863. nolimann • GLovEs.: Buckskin Gloves. II heops kin de. Wo byte y splotolltt Oausitlat inaltabta for dzi ln.Lboand In Martin rtyks. • - WEITZ 088 d 00. SrOETEHEI.I^B HEADQUARTERS. ROOD lITEZECT. JAMES SOWN Invites to Wootton of Sportsmen sad *thou to hla splmdld stock of GUNS, RIPLE3, REVOLTERS, PISTOLS, GLAZE BAGS, NOWDEB BLARES, SHOT BELTS sad POUCHES, DRAM FLASKS, and am. moatos of ovary lotzuL His stock laths Writ era broaabt to tato =rag. 001 CHARLES L. EALDWFI,L, (etmossor to loon Mimeo 8 Cb.) PORE PACILVIL. Dealer la nom MED. 8170&B min= BAILS, IMO= BEEP, ko., COMMA =BEEP AND WEIBIPIMEMB, seltly ' PrmocumA, PA. graussma r . ..* O. IMAM M COLPSTER it BAER, Matothetterers and &am Inall kind' of TOBAOOO, SNOT min mum, to. 108 WOOD arazrz Pmmisivagz. sad &mo Low coast Tobacco. iatly as band • lama surto of Pipe ttos '• FALL, ”DS I NEW GOODS? Jot norfted sr LI'AHOy C 0 f 9 lAck. 140 InIZMAT, was" 81Lisimes • anl2to McCOLLISTER do BA IA TOBACCO DEALEES, 1 fiTEZET. Art /Win off tLslr bras stock of TOBACCO, PIPES AND . faIOSING 'TOBACCO At. the very lowan Sixes the emh. dD Wm" promptly attended M. vel7 SUPERIOR PIANO FORTE von vAx..n. HAZLET, PANTS CO., BOSTON. It an be eetst at tha:"Prolkytariso Book Hootos,^ 67 Band street. dolktf . G suet Primus knit Flooring Eloard;, le Ike lane, mine ;dello, for sale by impala= H'SNOWDEN, NOTARY " IS6. to.rullosilrritrzr, Prrrsarikai . , Actasirlongountsot Dusk Depot Woos and Amu.. tat.n.• Also; Nods, Simms', Ankles Cot Agiosea.l, kilos . * and toltd !arm of ev.7 Q autms, CUT FLONYE - - 5 - Torus:dad to order tow ; XIIIIIHDCWB OAKLAND ClUillmollBL • loardi *trod an. colt,. Os.dreilatiame JUST REC: Ken's and Womenta Pelt Overshoes, utifatti &that= ,4a.mttrcm in l a thy, dtU -soirs-osYtarigetstriet, Wifada t. 1. r 0 1 1 ;13a111.—Th• large laraa7 11EICE Dwirjam.l4o. Rum mods be/Ow WaY am!. la calmed dor ao. Pada- de 403 . 1211, heals to win takstabad sub amble maaletadm and.eta. lielt*Xaad and anil7 MO tear. lins Ma Wigan ae• sa• bons' can call? thrftli The aide gate ; n n Pentratesa. JO= W. rAIVIL. talt_titlaV - ' amictgla B't; kk +l-Irantsagarsumoustaim Z roc uttuaKs. tbs,h.47.e • Cbtutz Didleikt• f* wow% mai . Permo *Wamoor.soubd the eimi ,w !!!°, 41 Y9 1 14/*l.Palant sad ainik.'= ' ! l ' 00344 lOW st.)lmirAtbs. taxinftegnia 01 11, suwz:.....To: any one ,hig k ip that -mt . atet asbilisma isr 40,31,_ rad vim salltbak on am. 00iiii1t11110i7 .e , .. 1 . V. - ',-. 017..f.;;:-.T. BY TILE YARD, OR sia PEn CUNT I=l Alway• ca 115.1. LITELMIT ZMPORICM, Of eery style. to WI al tastas. Todgw cosomeitca our 11,asalarBollEaa Saha o. Embroideries, Lace Goods, ana . Linen Handkerobc* • Our stook of th.o.a Good. to =lra orroploaa than at any tbrzar staaou The prices Bari Dm marked d 0... We ban , Woo Bat. opened • olroloa lot.of Worked /Mow Batumi, nary Itonay Bap, sad Pine Caahhatra &ark saltabla for - HOLIDAY • GIFTS. ov, stook of *Mar Boosocabio Boob mell la as • sorted In Cloak Ornaments, Bead Gimps, Velvets and Glmpnre Laces, Silk and Felt Hats, Anthers, Flowers, Ribbons, Gloves, - - Stookirtg • WooLtroods,. Bacques,Bontat ath . Balmoral • Quakee Onsets,. inraTß AND DRAWN. Men's Undershirts an( Drawers. %dodo Room trp Item noitbatib sod SI ottom "Ito toty to otll &rata mall,/ at lone what. Nab Moo. - JOB. - HORNE & CO • ON HAS, A large aed iplartdid amrtozeat inked' AR HOLIDAY PRESENTS Cazatiting, in part, of: morocco Elatebels,.l - -Portrffionedes • Purses end - Wallets. P.11070e7t.5P.11 Ainums: ram it To r. Soltattokles, jet, Breactplas and Sete, Ear Rings, Shawl aad Scarf Piv, Shell Bova, In laid Shell Combs,Hiad- • dresses, HalBetar :Mode,- Nabias,Scmtaga and Comfarts. LADIES' AHD azErs somas. Maltese, Lace and raisl:irelaarediCol. At WholesaJ.e ani: Retail. Mrs as • ail betas aar.lastisi aLinrbasr I Is feel lt• conildat titst =apices iclis furmdTary • ' MaientrAt*OriPß, Bi4lmo:trot:et tad Dlamord . street. Elegant Lack Conan and Sets ; Mob, Lace Bandlierehic4;: Prussian Lace Veila Otriirt Plaid •iibbotil; Entbroldered ; geode, Sontags;Nabl4i,i, hiosquitaire Siddloves Gila& 'Mani Duck Saintlets; Pine Dress Shirt' ; Linen and , Paper Collate; - _ awe '4 4 6 calm a, . - EATON, • 17 AND 187rnalf2 • tenitiefiiriackkusl szt7 hi tity. ebller 011111111#11ESnapiws Oshawa, BPSIERX:. Y. =utzm O - - recoor k. 1:141 -apt - - MMLX=II_M MEE DRS' 610008 F...111X HOLIDAY/1 'CLOAKS I REDUCED PRICES AT J. IL BUROTIPIELWIL Oman, of nearest styles. FRENCH CLOAKS, very handlol l / 81 AT CCIAT • SHAWLS, Long and Square. DRESS GOODS, in 'great variety, mitoblo for Pronenta. N. E. oor. Portrth & Mirka ths. For SILKS, DRESS 6008 S, CLOAKS and SHAWLS, go to .1. W. BARKER & CO.'S, N 0.59 Market Street. 4.11 HOLIDAY 8.0.P.9 JOS, ROBE'S BEING STORE, 77 and 79 Market St. HEAD DRESgES, LADIEsi Aan, o of ttio b'ext FUR GAUNTLETS, HEAVY DRIVIZG GLOVES aw,artirtof NOTION.I3. 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