_...:.~~.:,:~;"_k , ::: - 'S~P=~ ..v~,^"~~Y'R„7%:.~"'.r=:mss; E!M 1 „pittsinugli 6nzeltii. WERNEBDAY EfOItNING-DEC. 23,1869 CITY .fißll SUBUBB.dIV lirer ' OMCl/1 1 . PAPER.Va ANION CITIC TICKET sfor. 31ATOII: JAMES LOWRY, JR. CITY CONTAOLLER JOHN MeCAILGO. CITY TILEASIIIIER WILLIAM EICHBACM The Quota of Allegheny—A Plan for Raising Volunteers—A Prepo.ed Bo nne of 8300. _ A large number of the citizens of Allegheny convened In the Market /louse, on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of taking some ac tion to encourage volunteering, and enable the elty to ill bar quota without a draft. Oen. Thomas 11. Rowe was chosen Chair man, and 31.esers. S. Riddle, Josiah King, J. P. Jennings, J. G. Coffin, and C o lonel:George (horst, Vice Pros:dents. Seer° tarie s—W ill lam Anderson and C. E. Locke. Gen. Howe, on taking the choir, stated the object of the meeting, and proceeded to make • tea appropriate remark!, which were well _received. S. On motion of John Brown, jr., the follow- I og named gentlemen were appointed a Com mittee 011 Resolations, to prepare boeiuess : It. B. Francis, Jobp U. Barr, Josiah King, RolieriLoa, J. llockadern and Robert White. The Committee, after a short absence, through their chairman, Alr. Francis, submit tea theifollealng report: Wrreitaaf, /n the prosecution of the war for the suppreuiiin of a rebellion, the moat unprovoked in the anno r ls of all history, against a go•ernmentand institutions good, wise, paternal and benignant, without a par allel in the antecedent records of mankind, our National administration have found it neceuszy to make nn additional draft from the enrolled citizens liable under our lairs to military dety ; and, WHEEL.; The number of enrolled citi zens of the City of Allegheny is .5,249,and the number to be dratted out of said enroll ment is 355; the time when is default of vol unteers, this draft is to be made, viz., the sth of January, 1864, Is near at hand, and no re- Rant* can bo placed upon volunteering, unless, in this as In most other cat., other and addi tional inducements to these provided in the laws of Congress shall be mode to encourage volunteering, by assuring the volunteer of liberal remuneration equal to the necessities of himself. or Ms family, the draft will not be averted; and Wuessas, A volunteer force is greatly more .Bailout and, on all accounts, more desi rable than do army under coercion, and the nocestrary cairenses for supplying the quota of 'this city 'by volunteers rather than by con scripts is a matter of common interest and common solicitude, of which every patriotic citizen to willing, and every unpatriotic citi zen should be coinpelled to, bear hie equitable proportion ; sad for the purpose of a practi cal application of these self-evident truths, It le • Resolved, lot, That it is ennedicnt to offer to each volunteer, a bounty of ,1-.300, additional to the bounty payablo by the Crated States, and in the event of a draft having to be made for• proportion of the quota, a lit., bounty should be pisidtto each drafted man or his suhstiinte. Edid bounties to be. payable only after mutter into service. That any man who shall havo contributed to, the bounty food of sllo,t , n, hereinafter provided for, and be drafted, shall to eutitled • to hare his sobscription returned to him in addition to tic bounty- Provided that no man who shall be drafted, and shall not have contributed $50.0r more to this bounty food aforesaid, shaltreeeive any bounty. 24. That, for the purposo of providing the requisite sum of money for paying the pro posed bounties, estimated at $llO,OOO, a oub. _seription be opined and presented to Coo en rolled and other citizens—conditioned that j each subscriber shall pay the PUI4 act against I their name towards the Aforesaid bounty (nod of $llO,OOO. 3,1. That the Commissioners of Bounty for ,IVolanteers of Allegheny, hereinafter named, BUD toomorialize the Izelect and Couarer.a councils of this city for en appropriation of IFllo,ooo,and to Issue. the bonds of the city for atuns of $3O and upwards, wherewith to relm- Mirth thanonnoy that may ha sibscritied snit paid pursuant to the 2d resolution of this se vies. And, also, that said Commissioners shalPuse all_p roped and nceessary means for securing tb*roposed aotion:olCouncits--and if any legislation shall appear to be necessary, to authorise such action, to memorialize the Legislature in that behalf. 4th, That John P. Jennings, A. D. Smith and 0. 0. Smith, of the Firot Wnrd; J. ti. Coffin, B. B. Davis and John Ramey, of lb, Somood Ward; Arthur IloGeon JeteobShaffoit, Jas. hießrier, of the Third Ward: It. C. Loo mis, N. B. Burchfield and D. C. Clapp, of the Fourth Ward, be and are hereby conotitoted Commissioners of Bounty for Volunteers of the city of Allegheny, with power to fill vacan cies, whose duty it shall be to memorialize the City Councils, end, if nood be, to memo- Wile the Legislature also; and generally to supervise and carry Into effect tho objects of thistneeting, by appointing lined and block collecting committees, lining the compensation of said committees, detormine end oversee the place of deposit, manner of distribution of fonds, to nominate to the Governor proper persons to be appointed by him no enrolling officers In the sub-districts; and further, to do all such things as shall bo found necessary to 'the attainment of the objects contemplated its theforegoing resolutions. On motion, the report woe roceived and onanlinously adopted without discussion, after which the meeting adjourned. Tax Atutitri FOR J.11111.1RT.-3 1 .r. J. W. Pittook, Fitch Weer,' opposite the Pose-olbee, has received the Janeirq number of the At /untie Mtefiltbr, which is probably es good a number of that able periodical as its readers Lute' inv. seen. The fallowing are the con tozda:--Governor John Winthrop in Old Eng land, Ly George E. Mile; The Planting of the Apple Tree, by William Callen Bryant; Hay, by Harriet E. Prescott; Hasse and Home Papers, by Harriet Beech., Stowe; Three Cantos of Danto'l Pormitso," by Henri W. Longfellow; External Appearance of Miriam by Lords itgascie : Stephen Yar row, a Cb.ristwma Story, by the author of "Life in the Iron blillee" !hematite Posience. ;by James Hassell Lowell; My Book, by Gail. , Manalton I The Minister Plenipotentiary, by Oliter Wendell Holmes; The Beginning of she End, by C. C. Hacewell ; Reviews end Watery Notices. —The Atlantic is also for sale by J. I'. Bent, Man:tale Hall, Fifth etreet, and by J. T. Sample, 8.5 Federal street, Allegheny. SuMoil Aucturarr.—On Tuesday atiernison, about four o'clock, Mr. David Walkinshevr, employed at the outer depot of the Pitt, burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago liaiiway, Was csught between two ears, while id tbo sot' of coupling, and severely injured. It is sup. yesed•thatfour or fire ribs were brokea fie eras conveyed to his residence on Gay eiley, near ?Seaver street, Allegheny, where medical aid woo famished. lII' physician thinks that be bee sustained no other injury than the tractor° of the rihe. ! A litossTrze -Ttra.—The Lancaster P.q.ects, mays Mr. Joseph Nissley, of East Donegal tosmship, Lancaster eounty, is without doubt the must successful raiser of tat eattl o in the etas, having sent to the eastern markets 1101:110 of the largoet steers ever seen in Phila delphia or Neer York.. Ho is feeding a steer MAW, ttorever, whieb for size and weight cur- Vases any of his previous "productions." The steer In question has been christened oGoneral Hooker," is about six years old. and is bellesed to weigh threo thousand seven hundred pounds.i Tunis" Patna, Plain end Ornamental Sias Roofer, and dealer in Peansfiranla and Vermont slate of the beet quality at low rates. Moe at Alex. Laughlin's, near the Water Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. • Poe PIM, Auto Warm Wawa.—The Bum marl a put, and by the morning's frost, we begin to apprehend, that fall and winter will !alertly be upon no,and we taut provide our selves with the m aterial to keep no comfort able. A nice fall sat, or a good and wall. made overcoat are the very thing, andlwe do net know of may place whore our loaders would salt themselves batter than at Messrs. W. 11. McGee & Co's elothing establishment, corner of Federal street and Diamond Square, Allegheny. They have also received a com plete assortment of gentlemen's furnishing goods, and a gnat variety of new patterns for waistooating, Guntur', have you eumindd the fall and winter stock of goods at the Merchant Tai loring establishment of Sam. Graham & Ca., No. 51 Market street T A fresh supply of goods every week. Rave you examined the prices of goods at the Merchant Tailoring establishment of Sam. Graham A Co., No. 54 Market street; if not, it is now time you woad, and save 20 par cent. in your clothing bill. Every garment warranted aPerfect Sarum Osamu, Gm McCann St. /os. EANTICTIr BIS= APYRICIATZ. ,-- Mrli• duo* TIVorsT.—A horse attached to dray Rants, of Louisville, Ey., ails s tatter: laded-Vitt empty oil barrels, ran away yes. "When In Naw York, tbls =lbw, I par- tads/ afterlmon , 104 ems &Pm Band M l arsy of snsrimantsonto of ?dm 8.• an solvist etude in front of the, '..L'Alleres oelskatsdllsieltestoter sad Zylo.• •trMt, z s p l i mpal ifo l ich s 'making itbme.ot them bilssmoo,-irbtolLl Itsys food mama*. down, and di the dray.- , tiorflrtilatO *Ala 16112.1111:16 W-110gelV •,'"ffefire,t artiste a frartad of the Parr rouse,. eleokbrftVrrntibr gh B lue m/ ftimidgZ Wlth before doing Meier doxi- IMP II Org ereryprtierei Depot dw. 5 ; • AG' Griuroltailast, )srew, vac. PGICLISMILItY liimmemosm—The Colon HispnbiMango! the Second Ward, Allegheny, goat et the School House, last craning, end auggeeted the following ;tames (or - nomina tion t Select Qoancil—J. Brown, Jr.; Com mon, Counclobn McDonald, Hamm M. Dunlap, Gym lintehinson, Berm Thomas, Jung Lockhart, Wm. F. Dill; School Direo twill—James Lockhart, Nathan Graham, Joe. Tholnitson, , John Brown, Jr.; Judge—John Ramsey ; TilupeetT—Wlll. MUTdOek, Goo. Bothwell' Assessor—Juo. Rummy; Assistant Aeseesolii—Jno. Etenitt, Wm. Murdock. LaStg or STOGIE by Davis Malleatneotuc dancers? et No. 54 Plitt street, ou Tuesday' evening, Deo. 22d. Citizen's ........ . ..... ......... Foe 50 Meobanio'r Sank .............................. oo Allegheny Bank .. .. ................... ... .. 50 25 iletehente sad Manufacturers' Bank. 56 SO ISrostarn (.11SIZZAIICIS Company. ....... 53 75 Molinngatela. Insurance! Company ....... 33 so Steamer ............ ........... mono , `,., - I.' Our 800% Table. • ZOVED Sal Buici. An American !covet With 11. lastratione. Kew Yolk D. Appletnn Co. Pitt.- borgle Acr byE. Da.13,93 etrect. 4Upp. 12mo. 'o hare had occasion, within a few days, to call the attention of oar readers to.no less than two collections of pea-and-Ink sketches of life in New York city, by two literary ar tists competently familiar with the subject, and though very diversely gifted, yet oath in hi' own way well able to handle it with good —or at least striking—offect. In the volume before us ws have another well-filled portfolio of no loss effective studies from life in that grout city—groat as Babylon was, in tho eyes of its proud builder, ,rhea he contemplated its vastness and magnificence in an hour of itri. pious self-exaltation. In this boob there is inched more of New York, and of the seays of some of its people, than in either of tilo two Looks we have referred to—probably there is as much-approximation towards writing the •'Mysteries" of that city, as is at ail desirable In our honest English, or American, ♦ernacn ler. It is a story told with grant effect, and merited with originality and power through out. We think the writer's name will Le en quired for by the publio—and by the time he .has.another boot ready, his publishers will 'have found, touch to their satisfaction no doubt, that it is one to conjure with. Tot Born...ear Stern& Luennu; or the Sufferings of the liorole Little Beggar-Buy, who alterearas brentne the Great llefonner. By Henry Mayhew, author of 0 Wonders of Science," Peasant-Bey Philosopher,. " Berdanilo Franklin," etc- 'to. New Tort harper 3 Brothers. Pittsburgh Lira. ry Miner, 71 and TI 'Fifth Greet. 172 pp. ldmo. row book. written for youthful readers, or for rnaders of any age, have had as much painstaking and conscientious labor bestowed on their preparation, as this delightful little volume evidences. Indeed it I. precisely be cause the author no thoroughly prepared him self for his work, that he has delighted on In the doing of itt and when he tells no that "for the honest completion of the book, he made a 'peels' tour to %Leh of the several places which mere the scones of Martin Luther's early life; and, so that ho might be duly ac quainted with the manners and customs of the people, es well as with the history of the lo calities dosoribed in the work, be has been resident among thorn for tho lost two years, and consulted during that time all kinds of old chronicles, as well no examined no end of worm-eaten parish doeumenta,"—we coy, un hesitatingly, that the time and labor were well bestowed ; for as the result, we have most graphic and life-like picture of German manners and customs at the close of the fif teenth century ,---manyoaew and interesting fasts relating to the early yea" of Luther, with tableaux, fee we may justly call such etrikingly vivid delineations,) of the whole Luther family-group--father and mother, brothers and sisters,—and afterwards, when the home-period of Martin's training has closed, of other greope, no lass pieterosque, no lona memorable, at „Magdeburg and Ein . enacts- The book is in fact as fascinating as any " little historical novel " that ever was written, and the old folks will enjoy it almost, if not altogether, as much as the " yettag 0.1." 31a. wrap }NV Marna 14. Hr Peal Tranglotd, with parouseban of the other. by Lindy Makepeace. With Motor:doom by Chat:es Itennett. Neer York: Harper .1 Brother.. .1 - stle. burgh for tale by Henri 311rusr, Fifth atm,. 'l , ll 11. r to the Pcat.affice.) Elquaro 4to. Cloth pit This also is a charming little book for young readera—of course younger than the readers of that which we hate noticed above need to be;—though neither they, nor oven we, old or we are, would really object the least In the world to have a little int<rhale of childhood played for us, so as to cast its delightful srll over us Otter more, With inch stories, possibly, as this one of Mr. Wind and Madam Bain. — But whether it will answer for the seniors or not, It is, as Its title intimates, ono of those allegories which always delight the children. The -numerous illustrations, which show that the artist has fully caught the spirit and humor of the author, will greatly enhance the pleasure of youthful readers. A Walk About Zion Dr. Prostley delivered a lecture in his church on flixth street, last erening,on "What he saw at Jerusalem," to a large end appreci ating audience. Jerusalem is only about one half mile square. Its present walls, which are high and imposing, are of recent data, and about two and one-eighth miles in circuit. The population is about 15,000, one hundred of whom are protestant cbri•tiaes. The city is somewhat Irregular, IMt the four sides can still be traced; it is not more than half the sire of the ancient Jeri:melons. The lecture wes really " a walk about Zion, " in which the bulwarks were marked, 'end the palaces well considered. 11, descended into the valley of Jehoslmphat—event along the course of the Kedron—climbed the elopes of Olivet—measured the pool of Siloam—locutod Gethsemane and Oalvery—sauntered amend the mosque of Omer—surveyed the church at the Holy Sepulchre—gated on the pool of Herekteb, and, in a word, gore a minute Bud Interesting description of every locality el note about the city of the Great King. “Tnave Times Duo, on., Toe SCCHKT ur TOO italTa."—Tbis Jr the title of a new work by Mi. M. D. Draddon, author of ” Lady Audley's Soe:et," "Aurora Floyd," and r oral other popular novels. It is printed from Wn advance sheets of the author, and pub. fished by Messrs. Dick k Fitage aid, of Sew York= For sale bora by J. P. Runt, f,9 Fifth street, and by J. T. Sample, ST Federal Wee l, Allegheny. Price, 50 teats. Mt=ran to Ton .Itrrn Wian.—The ionic reaidents of the Fifth Ward, (20 years of ago aml npwards) are Invited to attends meeting, to he held at the Public School House, corner of Penn and Adams streets. on this evening. at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of devising plan to fill the Fifth Ward quota with colon • teen, and thereby avoid the nomlng draft. A general attendance is earnestly requested. flin.—To-night Mr. Proctor makes his eighth appearance at the Theatre, when will be presented the historical drama of "The Armorer of Tyre," in which he will perform his wonderful personation of "Gin.' The ereeing's entertainment will conclude with The Spectre Bridegroom." ,&r. llonderson ie making extenai.o preparations for the holi days. Trix DIURT—BLECTIOS or PIIZESTS.—To day, (Wednesday) has beenxet apart by the Board of Enrollment • of the 22d Distrtct, for the hearing, only, of the applimitions on file for exemption from the coming draft by elec tion of parents. The applications will be called in the order of their numbers. nn Tbersday other applications on file, from No. 1300 to 1399. • Tan Sonoma or TOE BOHILI.CI llolmans eentirmed their triumph of the pre vious evening, in this beautiful opera, and trill repeat it,ler the last time, to-night. We would suggest that those who baronet seen it to harry up, as it is the last chance of enjoying a great musical treat- The 13exnffice opens at 10 for the purpose of securing nests. SUICIDE.—Mr. Joseph Ilesore, s Merchant end prominent citizen of Waynesboro Frank lin county, committed suicide, a few day. ago, by shooting himself. lie suspended a mirror in a. stable, and then stood before the glass to commit the fatal deed. Hs was laboring under a temporary fit of insanity. Dtrosrr Cograx Y.—A t a moot ing Of this Company, the following officere were elected: 'President—Thos. McKee. Di reators--Creo. Darman, B. A. Wolfe, Peter Ilabormann, Jos. Walton, James Fawcett, John Redman. Caahier-:-John P. Beach. 13PECIAL LOCAL NOTItEti. MEN Pianos fur HeMay Presents. Bach of our reader, as eettemplate pur chasing Pianos during the holidays, would do well to call at the establishment of Mn. Blame, No. 41 Fifth street, and tabs a lock at the magnificcr.t collection oferst class in strumeuts, whiela she has just aid in. Mrs. B. 111611 been in the basins.sa here per many years, and the hundreds who hove ehtainded Pianos at her establishment during that time, ran boar testimony as well to the moderation of her price. as to the unqualified excellence of the Instruments purchased at her place. They are always whet she represents them to be, and we have yet to hear of a single in stance In which they have:nnt ;pen the most thorough-going satisfaction. Among her col lection new aro instruments from the fetal:yrs ted factories of Knabe A; Co., Baines Brea., Marshall d Traver, and tirovesteen k Co., which for richness of tone, elegance of design, end exquisite losauty of finish, cannot be ex celled. Mere words, however, fall to convey a fair Wesel their magnificence. They roust he seen and hoard to be fully appreciated. Mrs. 13. keeps a largo assortment of Pianos always on hand, and so ample 13 her stock that the mast fastidious or critical in such matters, could hardly fail to get suited at her establishment. She has them at all prices, and as regards the liberality of her term., they will compare favorably with:those of any Noose West cf the mountains. Sheeler. keeps fine assortmontof Harmoniums, Melodeons, Violins, and in feet all kinds of musical in struments, with a full collection of the latest and Moat popular tousle, Ac. Remember the number, and when you want anything in Mrs. Blume's line, give her a call. Go and See Them In Operation Wo have heard of a number of cases recent ly where parties, before buying Sewing Ma chines, have visited tbo different establish ments hero and witnessed the various machines in operatic., which halt invariably reputed in a preference for the celebrated Wheeler t Wilson instrument, sold at 3: o. 27 Fifth street. The plan is n good one. and should be gener ally adopted. The elegant work done by these machines, and ease with which they are oper ated, and the simplicity of their mechanical CODel.l action, strike every one favorably at u glance. Those wishing to purchase machines for prece.ds should get the Wheeler & Wilson by nil means. Go to 27 Fifth street, and me them in operation. We may state in this connection, that the Wheeler and Wilson agen cy send obliging and competent ladies to teach at the residences of purchasers without charge; neither is any charge made by them for keep lug the machine they sell in perfect renalr. We know of no way in which money can be more judiciously spent during the present buying mason than by investing in these beautiful and useful instrnments. Kcs-ax-so-se-sw—INDISS Swords° Tonic co.—This Tobacco, used by the North Amer ican Indians, is manufactured from the finest finality of tobacco, end commingled with tho most healthful and odorous Roots, Barks and Heths, indiginous to the Rocky Sionntalue, in such proportion, as to impart tc its dic tm:ire character, and secure for it wherever it becomes known a hearty welcome. A long residence among the Indians of the Rocky Mountains, insured an acquaintance with their habits, customs, and modes ot life, and oolong other things, ao insight late the com position of their smoking tobacco, and a knowledge of the means by which the exqui site aroma is produced, which renders hen pleasing to the smoker, and to acceptable to those who are not. Smokers who onoe be come acquainted with this tobaxo will never he without it. Sold by all tobacconists and by the manufacturer, E 11. Runt, hl l Ches nut .trees, delhttm Jt1 , 31 . Arousal', sire MaDY ro Seta.—The fine ws.oltmertt of Pall sad Winter Clothing, lately received by Messrs. John Wier t Co., Merchant Teller., Nu. 146 Federal Ara:, Al: logheny. The st,,k of clothing consists of the fineet variety of gents' pantaloons, vests, coats and overenett.. The style of pattems is tmteful and feshlon:.blo. We would In•ito all of , 3or ro.eierr to ie. , . lho mimeo gentlemen a call. VOI-Cti - TLX , S ter the army should net leave ibe city unlitn 1 .Lnl with Holluwars Piib and Onitmor.t. n Per Sores, Starry, %Canny., Small Pox, Focare, and Road Complaints. those medicines are the beet in the world. Even. French Fcldicr uses thorn. Only '25 cents per box. ONIifROK sod carnage nails vrtll be taken at the Omulbns office, lie 410 Penn street, day or night. All orders left et the above place will be prousidly httondski to. All calls mast be raid in wivance. e Orator. ISISTIVC77, the place where yen can get the Lest cheap dentlgtry In the city. Don't forget the piece, No. 251 Penn street, near Hancock. Fos cheap Dry sivnits go to J. Finch's ornor of Grunt and Firth streets. C. Bud., Dentist, 248 Penn street, ntil at tend to all busies , : el bi. onfesslop. C•ltrgi. , at gra..tly rctlaceJ pricer at J Fine h'r. i,rner of (Irani. sod Fifth otreets. Ilnrst I , mrptias 1a La.dtes' Tars, at J Fie^h' , . n-rntr o(tjrant and Path streets. IPC N P. •O. Tutulay morning, of !uilerautauou ../ tbn bowels, JUAN, uttly an, Jahn ant ll , ra J. Uowinl'• auud 2 yar.a.t. goal u,,•,, Fttn..ral n , .m lLc r,iden.nr in. P• , • , . , n“ ) "• oq Tar KAI, • raa on, at In o'clock, to pro ored tn ‘ hrme.tnry Ca rriage.• 111 atart from baron's ltanan., Glut oppoente fur Oak land, at n k. Torolny fho. ltdd, of ph. Id fovor, •, roo.lance o o to. mother, last. W1...1in,. LES. IS . chlost sun of the iota Ten. an I 5 month, 11.K1 51onday mor3llllc, the tlet Inst.. 611 , 5 EV. 0... n of 11. Enoly end Sophie E. Wilkins, ~not four yen, eight moral and toenty-woe days. Th. funeral 1.111 ink: piste from elm residence of H. 11. Wilk Inn toorrighlp, on inniIKDAT, the Nth Inetnnt . st In st.irt from the corner of nesonth and .9mltlifoold reots. , a. M. at P ECIL4 L JrOTICES. r -- ; , , ,, JOECN COCHRAN &BRO., Man ` turell of IRON RAILING, !DON VAULTS AND V DOOIIS, Nr[wDow EIICT TER.+, WIOOOW GUARDS, /to., No.. 91 SECOND sod Ka 01, STREET, LH. Woo,) and Mark.. Haar cn hood a osrlaty of sew Patterns, fancy nod Plain, Imitable IS, aR port.o.s. Pant-131st attention pail to enclosing Grace Lot. lolotloa dono at Out: uolloa. 1.9 HOLMES dr. SONS., DE•Lsits * FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DILLS 01 EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, BANE NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 97 MADE= STREET, Pl...burgh, Pa. • ME" Colleettous made en all the prlncipsl MD. thrceglinsit the relied Stat.. apes P , -,'IMRY IL CCIIIB, - tioiTiesD. .=:., ING AND COMT4 ISSIDN ET.CRADT and wholesale dreier in CIIF-ESE, D 'TTDD.. lEtDS, Thiii, and product. generally, De. 25 WOO! Err. FiLt.l,t.ro. Pa. t 1 FIN I V ERSAi; cutril , witINU - - I , EFIS.-11..1 , 1 the following a Wien by Orsinge Judd, t 4 the Americas .4/elelturier who says of the Firs: ilmnaluni Coherent t lo th . riteger t 'From several years' experlec .. with it to our own family; from ,d. testimony f hundreds who hare ms..l It ; and from thew ne cline of the im plement Iteelf,—we food certain Mkt It le worthy a place in every family where the sraehing is done at Lc... A child can readily wriri,- rut a MUM uf clothes to screw minutes. It lo he reality a Clothes h., r l a Time ens.: soda Strepgh Darer I The 1 ear log of ..nest use Is ill alone pay X rge pacentags 1 o n Hot •'.V. Wt. think the mach lhe much won than ;aye for holt Peery year in the es ring of garmnite. I here are FCCeifil kinds, nearly elite In general ten. etruetion, hut we coestder it Important a imt the Wringer be fitted with Cage. other.= me of sehmenta may clog the rotten, and the rotten upon the crank.shaft slip and tear the clothes. Our own is ono of the first made. and it in as :good ad new, after nearly four years. rensmatt um." For sale tnirly at Doss.. :t and 23 . 13 t. Clair 11 street, by • J.&. natmrs, deal Solo agents for Dab meaty. UNITED w 7 ATES MILITARY RAIL ROAD OFFICE, No. TAOO stmt. Wasblng ton, D. 0., December 19th, LtrA. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRAN TOR SALE.—/ *DI RV allsablio intake, at the Orange and Aloaandria Railroad Depot, la Alua mitts, V. on WEDNESDAY, the lath day of J.uary nat . Ton accoad.hand Lori", motive Elky,Loca, Sat Intim. pug. About 1, lung or old Eallo, Tsa el. d V pattern. " SOO 0 Car 'Whe; 200 " Car dale.; 0 200 Wrought Scrap Iron • " SOO " Cut A Int of Sirel Barlow, Sheet Iron, de. PAbs to comment , .110 A. to Texan cash, la Government fonds. tI L. ROBINSON. daZl:td Captain sad A. Q. M. 14 1 AN HOOD now I.OST I ROW IEI RESTORED 1--Just published, Ina staled en velar.. Trios Six Cent. A Lecture on the Naha% Thestreent road ROW Cons of Smematorrhota, or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage onerally; Nervousness, Consumption, EpEopsy and Vila; Moe. tat and Physical Incapacity, resetting Rom Salt. Abase, kc. by Rosa. J. 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'` ; rl. ... ,:i;','''''''.; 4..:4i."...''''-'- ' ' . ...v. , •2: 7 ••,•:-•-.... -- ;-4 , - , ,t... - - L:-.__' - 7 , -- • .. - ;!.. , :i•—•,---, • ..7-_,,.,,..0.„...,••-it.,..,,,,,•,-- , , , ITiatiiiMt,BECnmit; also Omm ita.ltiag, Parkin& Uwe, Gasketa n lami Leather and Strata; a Lary stark always =Land MIAS .11M. tits Uubber.Dipot of Li U. pfluzres, - gertslopArgS! . .:4s' tio*Viclaji Wm** Grim.Pßl iizPaiat:ll* Opts. ral . v. ate sea - - CULP d SEEM SO Marty meet. THE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES. FROM WASHINGTON ktpeNak Dk.vktch b tlr Pitrabn4o Crita. WLEMINOTON CITY, Deo. 22d, 11561 I==l SenatorlscM to-day introduced a bill =king it illegal for say member of Conran hereafter to appear as a lawyer In Court, in which the Milted States is one of the parties involved. The law is intended to snit curb cases as the recent one of Senator Jo.. I'. bale. It produces a decided fluttering among gentlemen who hare heretofore received large fees In this woy. DEPUTY CuNIIIISSIONEI OP INTERNAL arvzsrur The announcement that Rev. Charlton Lew ❑, son of Commissioner Lewis, has been ap pointed Deputy Commissioner of Internal Devotee, proves at, least to be premature if not entirely unfounded. It has been deci.led to appoint eons but lawyers to this place, rnd that some changes in the organisation of the borne are likely to be recommended. ll= &castor Trumbull will to-murrow introduce • resolution;ssking the Secretary or War to report the number of Majors and Brig-tidier Generals and their Stags unemployed. Also the number of offiears, above the tank of Colonel, commanding departments, districts and poets, end if officers of lower grade min uet perform their duties. SIMATOII. WILSON will introduce a bin providing for the enroll meat of any person who may be willing to en list in the rebellion. States to °etc:: any regi ment now in the field from loyal s%ntos they iciest. The desire is to fret those men into veteran regiments, and at the ramp float to en large the told on which our Status can draw for troops. M 1650011/ /1011 C GVAZO OIL! The Missouri Hume anard bill came up in the Rouse to-day. Mr. McClurg stated the facts in the case, and euooeeded in passing it through, though the Democrats it brit mode strenons opposition. ==/71:7251 Tho chances for getting a distinction of classes in the conscription bill abolished is diminishing. Congress is oortaln to take s recess to-morrow, and as some opposition will be made to it. it seems probable that it will have to go over. 8113111. ATTMIPT to DiaTROT A ISIttD'IL The rebels attempted last night to dostriq a bridge near Barke's Station, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, with a view to in terrupt Gen. Meade'• eommurileationa with Washington, but failed. ILLINOIIi LAID ICED J. N. Morris, of Quincy, 111., I. here. to •Main for that Slate, its share of tho two per coot. land fond. The rase has born subro itted to tho decision of the. President. COP TIMIITA DIVIMILA. The Demonnte brought in a regolatit n t• day, referring to the Penneylrania. Ceppe.t. head Judges' deelrlon that the ,pn.t , rir tion law nee un.nalltutlanal. The Senate passed tb• twenty np prorrittion bill for troy bounties tn•day, with row amendments, thus sending it bark to the Hoofs. T3E $3OO CLIa. &motor Wilson to.do! 'pan in rerro4i , .l ,, n to this stalling out of tito 3300 elan.. from :he Conieriptlon Bill. Ile said ho 1,,14r0d 1.11.1 t Congrras would not ttrito R out. The whole of KUFut-tick's eareiry dirmon and the EineLeior hrigede, h•oo re enloged , fer daring the woT. 133322 M Yr. Arnold yet ten thouenna Hanoi! and Michigan Canal Enlargement mcroQriels ( tiered and printed to-day. duet cot go to Baltimore. it is n..ar ea;/, but to tbe front. Ilia conlirmatinn Ir Ly 0 mean• certain. ut ciaccLarloa. The first notes of the New Nstkual Lank were put In circulation here yestera.y. XfITIII CONGUSS-FIRBT IMO E 'ilE1=!IIMILI SexAix----Mr. Cowan presented a putiti•,n from Connecticut, in favor of exempting eliv-- graen from the draft. Sir. Sumner gave notiro of a bill for the Torsion and codification of the statute. ..1 the United States. Mr. Pomeroy gave outlet of a bill relattve to the assumption of the indebtedeers ef Rea- Mr. Anthony made n motion that a Select Committee of nine members on the Pettier Railroad be appointed. Agreed to. Mr. Howe submitted • Joint resolution tor the relief of the State of Misissippi. Mr. Wilson introduced o 1,111 concert. tog members as follows: No Senator, repreeco. tail's or delegate in Congress, aball„during his eentinnenee as such, be employed with or without compensation, as attorney orxeunsel directly or indirectly in any cult, rause or matt., in which the United States are inter ested as a party, or otherwise pending, or to be heard or determined in any court or betere a======il military. • • The joint reeoletion of the }louse sting sso,oot,nen for the bounties, adrnaoed pay and premium of enlisted men won taken o p. On motion of Mr. Wilson, the additional provieion of $300,000 to supply deficiencies in printing, was stricken out. Mr. Fessendott moved a proviso that nu pert of this sate be paid to any enlist ed man after tho sth of Jannary nest, whioh woo adopted. Mr. Fessendem moved that the provlm be now amended that no bounty he paid after the oth of January, except melt as to now provided for by sliming laws. Mr. Sherman opposed the policy of paying bounties, and favored adherenco to the pres ent bounties offered. Mr. Cowan asked, how are we to prover.' the roinlistment of soldiers if these bounties are not offered ? Mr. Sherman replied that the enlistments did not expire generally till July or August next, affording ample time to Gil the ranks anew. The vote upon Mr. Fessenden's amendment was then taken—yeas, 25; nays, 9. Tho ees olntion was then reported to the Senate. Mr. Wilson offered an additional section, in the effect that the money received from drst to d Verson' shall beid into the Treasury ot the United States, to te drawn out on requisition as other money, end be appropriated to the mu t i l e t t borrettes and the procurement of e. After a few remarks the amendment was adopted. The resolution was then read a third time and passed without a dissenting voice. Me. Grimes reported the Rouse Joint reon• lotion, giving thanks of Congress to Captain John Rogers, whieh was considered tad adopted. The House resolution for adjournment on Wednesday; to Tuesday, the 3th of January, was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Fence den, it was laid on the table. On motion of Mr. Wilson, the enrollment net was taken up, and the committee's amend ments, from the first to eighth, were acted op en seriatim and adopted. Mr. Nixon offered a resolution exempting clergymen, and supported it in a speoeh. A rots was then taken on this amendment, re sulting in yea' 8; nays St. Mr.Wilsort offered an amendment °florin g to parsons in the seooded States who may en list in army, the benefit of the previsione of the att. After a few remarks ho withdrew the amendment tarepontrllly, The bill lies over. Mr, Trumbull submitted the following : haled, That the Secretary of War be di rected to tarnish the Senate with the names of all the Major and Brigadier Generale who ere without commands, stating how long each has been withentsuelleammands,and whether each has • de, Ind if so, bow numeral:a and of what rank; what amount of pay, Including commutation and ration each together with the members otitis staff has been receiring, and also that the Secretary of Wir inform the Senate hole uteray.BaJor end litrigedier Gen erals are - in command of^ departments and pasts In loyiistatas, ap4'Wketber any nee*. sity:ol4tta-thatanspareCthoeis:-dlekloW , ,putinetti iade - t6 too cO ltitxn¢e6; 6y ofkix OA* 'ilia.' irluvOieliviraW bug foterpenslvasties. . Th• Senate than. nocal.—Mr. Stevens, from the Committee of Ways and Means, saported the Postothce Appropriation bill, which eras made the spa order for the Gth of January . . 'Mr. Holmes, from the Committee on Claims, reported a resolution, requesting the First Comptroller of the Troasery, to suspend toe proceedings in relation to the oleim of CA, meek and Ramsey, involving nearly F 200,10.0, I.4:soul:it of carrying the mail. wail the further action of Congress. After emosidersble de- Lau, in the course of altieh Mr. Morrill moved to take the subject loom the hands of the Consptrel!er. The reaoluti..to war rtluitted Ity a vette of 110 to 36. . . • •. Mr. llome recommended the contiderotion of the bill reported yestettiac, to tiny the °m errs and men caned on',l.r home defence in the West or Mi..ouri departm a'. Mecsaro. Mc- Clurg, Lloyd. blow and heed, .11 of Mi.souri. contently adndotteil the bill. • • • • la the course of the Lobate it W..§ said that the home guard of Missouri were the firet to hear the hardship: ald privationa of soldiers' fife, and had it not been for thorn Missouri would unto he a rebel State. Speculators ..n false representations, were haying the claims at thirty to fifty per rent. discount, end the earlier the peerage cf the bill would end this swindling. If Mr. (ox's amendment is adopted it will escort the payment of the money to those in terested without further debate. The hill appropriates over i700,00n to the officers and men in the Western or Missouri Irepartmes.t. The 'di, Academy hill then passed. A resolution was adopted instructing the committee on military affairs to make an is, mediate enquiry into the expediency of amending the enrollment law so ae to compel the ProvortMerrhals to hold tholr examina tions for physical disability, be., a 6 theenunty towns. • . Mr. Johnson, of l a., ofrored the following preamble and resolution?. WHERBLII, The Supreme Judicial Tribunal of the State of Pennsylvania hat decide& solemnly, that the ant of March Ailth, commonly railed the conseription, it contrary to a violation of the provisions of the Caustic. tattoo, and therefore, null and void; there fore, Ilfsolreti, That it is the sworn duty of the Executive, either to acquiesce in the decision or that State, or bring tits question involved before the Supreme Court of the United States, for a Unal adjudication, to the cad that if Congress shall deem . such legislation beers sery. a bill shell be prepared not subject to Constitutional objection, The resolution was laid on the urbla by a vote, of 30 against Theillunse then concurred in the Senate's atnendincbts to the bill appropriatings2o,oditi,- unn fur the pdy ct bounties and premium.. Adjourned. Beuthern Items PRILAInCI.PIirs, DCC. 22.—8 y a gentleman who loft Richmond oa the 20th, we have the foll.ing Dater information: Be nayo the Richmond napery of the 20th have dispatches from Bristol, Tann., stating that 4len. Long street, eith his army, was Advancing, end no doubt a severe tattle would be fought in the trinit rof J nnoidpon To.. Reinforcements from CoI. Jart.t.', and Sum. Jones' core. mend, were going to Longetroot. A .I,Almtrt from Meridian, Nine., reporta that Joe Johnron's army ir in tason, end it is conjectured that it intt ndm to reinforce 1? , u. Hardee. i. rumored in nicht.- rd that Gen. Lee a di be /cot to command In Northweet tlecrgia, . th.. ovir h l 4. it trier tog me heavy dta• acter the rebel rn that quarter. Ms entry in Virginia hoe gene winter clap., e cllt one Trion under Gen. Early. Soule unca•laeer and eaci:ement exicted to the vicinity rgann.oa, eco•equence of the near approach of t, en A re-iT,•ornmend. Ocu'.. lattioden end Rhode , yore endeavoring to oppose Areriirs foram, advnuco, and a fight expended tti that gunner, In Oho rebel Gong-es. the r...led,tuto bill hoe been abrogated, an! ed❑ 1 cr.-0. alto hare pot .o”tiittleA in the artily ale compelled to go themeolves. henry Foote °ill conttnueo btr rot ero tlenen lotion. of tho rebel e:lm:i_ittr•tl. n. 1. IP a!, runtan,t that a C.tratn,..i.ltter di Att,t t. the C Mt,,lrtd in he bait ~f tha rattel Valisetiger% Prohlhltad from I.e•ving the Port of Now Artirk IYlthout Pass ports. Now Yore. lo.e. eoietoment has J e ettled that rah, Anter:..an ot•els. looting Vol., re ,n.r• o that no person *hall he &hawed to tear. tilt.. por no a patwenger, or otherwise, on any A cr.ariean vessel, with• ont first reediting it pa•rport from the ,Mare hat of this Pitorkr. 1t to undor•tond that a gun 'Want has already teen otationtd at Sandy Huok by Aloital intereept ovary vessel leaving the port by that outlet, and another vessel at Throer,'s Nook, to examine resoel• leaving .by the with inst•no lions to detain roeh a.• are wttlieut ti.voett. Any one eon obtain the proper paaoparts who hair hi• It-yaltv pobrerly °oohed for. The adoption of toringent to or will probable Fe, en: a tritettti..b of the Chest, peak. oGav WasuLeona,. Uwe. -Inc 1,01 whi, b 1.5 pasyed bark houses of o:mgr....a r, .apply du a• 4r appropriates blso,t. .k.OO, or bo mach am 'nay he neem:ary for the payment of bounties and advanced pay, p.orolcd no bounties exeeptino ' curb aro not pinrided for by law' atiallho paid to any pewee.n en listed after the sth of January neat; Cast money paid by drafted pereone under the En rollment Art, then be paid into the treasury, and shall be drawn rat as in the ease of ocher public' loonies. The money ro paid shull he kept in the treasury as a speoial deposit, ap plicable only to the expenses of the draft, and for the procuration Ci substitutes. Fur these purposes it it hereby appropriated. 115 cents you unn color as many gnnsbi au would theists. VW{ Dan time. that MIA. Vanua. shesica 611 ba prislorsni from the .atri• dye. Th• pronto I. Impl.l, and any °us can rue the dy• p•rfsst Diaeuilone In English, Err LICAt awl Gorman, a end. packsgs. For further intim...mu in Dysi Ig, mil ailing • taulsci ktionled - ' hat solnra ars 4.t adaptial to dye nssr wit s ninny ra1 . .0.610 recipes.) purchase Stevirne Trnsitissi on Dyeing and Coloring. Seat by naafi on monita of prin.—sin c•nts. It annfacturisl by BORE. STET! S. Ent . rale by druggi.t. oral ilnalsre gsurrally. Corre•pondence nlt It Member. of Con- I NEW 11 ISTortICA I. %% sentxt.res, Dee. 22 —lt bas been cree• neonsly stated that all !cite', to inembers of Congress must be prepaid. Transmission and receipt, of mail matter will continue en here tofore under the franking privilege, namely: All cocresp-ndenee, honorer addressed many Executive department, or nay offiecr of it, must now be paid, excepting official cemmu nit:alien, written by non. officer of a depart ment, or An bilker undue it, control, ur re 'Fusible writer. Under the words '•olLeiel business - on the etvelopo, the officer mast sign his name with the official signature. No Retrogado Movement--Re-Enllid meat of Veteran Tro•ps. WASIIINOTPX. Dee. 22.—Information re ceived t..-night from the Army of the Pet, Mae Say, There are no indicatiose of a retrograde movement toward. IVashinzton, as ha, been reported, nor is It believed that the enemy in their present condition are able to give no much annoyance. The probable number of re enlistments into voter:ln corp., from the army of the Potomac is estimated at 10,000. Death of Gen. Corcoran. raterax Corn, Horse, Doe. 22.—Gon. Mi haosl Corcoran died this evening from the of cots of a fall from his horse. Gans. Sherman and Shackelford In I=! Lorisvita.c. Doe. 22.—Goad. Sherman and Shackelford and ruffs, arrited hero this eve ning. --- PLNE PERFUMERY.—.IatoIin' cole _lL breed American Perromory cnriparen Una-ably . . . with the moat tizquisite of the imported artifice. The following ewe particularly nromnioneled: HONDOLi.TIA. POND LILT, ROSE GERANIUM, PATCHOCLI, JvCNEY CLUB, SUCKLE. fur polo by SIMON JOHNSTON, Corner fourth and Smithfield strorta. A fill aosortnout of TRENCH AND ENGLISH YEII}THERT, SOAPS AND. FANCY 40011 S, al. we.). on band EYES AND EAlt. DR. BAELZ Pa particular attention to the trtaftwitt of CLIRONTC MEARES, tho rt - r...r.d EAR • opera. on CATARACT, NQUIINT RYES, Cr ARTIFICIAL PFEIL, hoterto ALITIFICIAL EYED, An , l trout .11 INFLAMMATORY }EYES; HARD BEARING, owl all dlecooro affectlitg the Ear ettl 10‘,141,‘ to Itosfir.4. 011loe. 100 FIFTY( STREET. tor): 1,4 _ Tor ule by d,-9 EIENRY 11. CCILLINP 100 118 LS. " is ,, iU Ali, 40 „ g .. 10; 40 " roved. On.. an.l Cruatml Sugar; Jun ro.lrod an.; for malo ULMER & BOOS., • 20 and 1.24 Wood stnal. CIAIV MRS b:E1) I CLOVENSLFDI 900 MEWL NSW PRIME CLOVEILSKED to &M.. old I ssle by t. 11. TOOT & CO. LARD WANTED.—The highest cash prim paid for Mal an, Ural, at a time*. JAS. & EON, otRl to sold TO Wator •trnelt. SAUSAGE SPARE• RIBS, PIGS TEST. dtc., for mat. CHAS. L. no=t • • corm Tarot and Market atrtou . . ..,-200 tierces prime No. 1. e 4 I WI In More and for ate by SST Unni: _ ;--3041. Ort W Ike* la ibe lalo walls =Lan° g ~. ; ,~a:;~,~, SEVER INTELLIGENCE The river instill receding steadily al tills irlut, en: List evening, the pier marks indicated but Seven, feet four incite.. The weatbur continues cloudy and numttled, with indleatio. espaally Devi:wet:a d,r rain or =VV. The ice in the Allegheny river I.be coming thin nod "amen tot .-.turd, and If the ent/111r remain. car to. been 1.0 the past twenty beer hours, it will noun be entirely clear. Thom on ,pnrt eureent yesterday that the Allegheny was entirely frozen 0 , 42 . a: some point above, but I: woe not generally believed. cout trine" quit-, naive at the tak• lug everything into einvetdoration. The receipts fn , ., below ere felt, "lido ah.pment• ere moderate, though tiot up to the espectatlon• of Fiume of our stexhihont men. Thor appears to be considerable freight offering fur Cincinnati mid Loni.ville, .hile for St. Louis. the enspinento are apparently light, and it take. • boat sou, tiros In II tel up a foil trip. The ooly arrival 1,4 , 0 w recurd is the Rexerre born Cincinnati. She hod freight Iles for :Id. port, lee. hies which eh., put out censiderr.ble et dif. ferent points below. The &partym include the Ettinat 6rahatn Zanesville, Rat. Rohltie.m fur Cinc:on•ti, mud the Starlight fur St. Lutsiv. The rioldnatin had MI report trip. trip. ea did ale., the Starlight. The Crirtel left fir toeheetst or Standar night, whet , . Rho had:a Ezra. or rune engegiad for I.nnunat 1. It is laid that there ore fire thvuesni keg; of nails et Thiuht.. ter, ready and wall In: fur ehiptnuat. There are no lase than tire beats engage.) in the llertiony river trade. and they are all t.e 1 up 11 v a at the Allegheny wharf. waiting fur the lee to ruts out. The folluata; too the nanicsi rrilds, Ida Rees, Lerlaire, I.!raneir arul Them. , re dm.rr.l , mam doe from Cimiaratti and 1..1e, am mg others th.. ("harmer, J. It Gilmore, and Plmmmn. The neat and pqpnlar ote.tmer Iteserre, c..tst• and of Capt. D. A. Itert,n, h next ~n the Het for Cincinnati. leaving, in all probability, thin evcian, 2.lre. W. M. I.i.t rota a, wilco. res.engure and ehli.r.ere lacer tsar at mind. Th.. staunch awl r.i ul.lc stattutar Cot lit, iftspl. lisrtou, Ladino for St. Louk. hod Intl hs the first beat U. I-a•e 6.r that point. Sits has go.sl •t L.r vewarD,,,, 0 0 .7 for f0..1g1.t. klarkets by Telegraph. Sr. Dr.. tvriaz to • 'rant of erc•lpta, ~1 to • zroat extent by the partl•l ourtuatrelon cau of igat ion. the i.. 111,34 on'Cliange ',luso( very light uuNetaent. Oats—The U. S. Quartermaster runclo ded lot about one hundred tbcm•and nwheis ou private t. NI., Yuma. Der. :I.—Cottuu doll, and I a-nt lower, at 1..V50. Fluur—aitlppmg trades are is. batter re quest, partly fur speculatton. Stat. is quote el at 5,11 t lunar, awl all the i.tLer kinds are firnt, bat not r 3 5d.7.•,t1.,5. rain State, $7,G00(7,70 Cro L.ttra li..und hoop Oblo, 3;,;+4,6, 0 ,5 0 for Trnde 13rao.k, tha um; lot .10000 firm. 01 bl.ky steady at 91k2aa tor State and %VT...tn. Fork Arm; 818,1*; New Mom, 113,3141 4 for Frlmr, 511'• 16 for Piame !des. A1e02..0d0 bbl. New Mm. f, January tad I•bruary at St.!, and I.nOn Oh,. Old M•sa for Jot/nary at 11.16 •teady. Ita,•on bdd., qui..t an.% unchanged. In,sed lin•a firmer:.at 7 , ~48 for Wecern. 34/` for 17lr. Lard Aron, •t Wheat henry and mid• Ming $(.44 , 641.N. , for Phlea.go Spring. SIX for Old do, in a,,414<41,51 for 3111 , 4ranko. Club, 7.1.:1(d1,6:1 for Asul. r ffildaakee, for WO.t, r W•dt•rn, 51,4.4,11.50 for Oil do., SOO,* fdr 21 , d-et It and 31,..0 Cro tc bite 4Mcluing In 10,x., 'r Idorra. Corn hea,y and tintnl 31,10.51,z.) Cr Slopping M 1..: Wrstern fat.t ar, 31.1.1 1.1,11 afdat. , m.l rod o rO o d o tas, udern W0..1 ode. dull Sur, .14bt and 11.0,11. l'etrot.,Ju .puei. a. for Crud', .1.0.F147 for Latio...l in I , dut, tde latter an •1,01,1, nlc. 7411i3,1 Now lurk Cattle 'Market. Ynrot, 22.-I,er catty, p—r r t Ist quality, 811,3114:A, nrdloytty tr. uson, re 4 ,7%. iwr bead ert $4.:.045; •, 19: , [1'- Pot po,nd, , .[III-Ed,Tote! rec or the we I, C t Milt L:011,, in.,'41..211. Fen- York Stack and Money Market. Yraa, 22.—!fatley to torirt demand at i „, c ca n t. Excl.anwe cne/ at 17.40,traa'4. Gold opened at ad , •:,',l qu i et onoenty et ; , ) , Prattn,nt aturGa ninet and lit,. tn.l.• im,ula/ 4,1 I,ltcr, but court • Jt . 1: 1 Mfl=lEßM 111Nexrp 1;6 - tlanton Erl• 107 , ,:ru.i.r1An II ..„ ...... Unlrk•ave, FAMILY DIECOLORS. PA.T: • .k Par Wu, 140 ••••• •1 .n .1 , , 1,444 B Sn , II a, o‘..rry .1 n , I u ! Mn!., P.D., Iw , n b u.laccrn u.c elcarfa. Dr.sse.. Bonnets, Flats, hrr. K 1.1 GloTet, Chilart.n's Clot mug. and All k nlo k. art ng A ppalt I. 111 - A SA VISO Ur PHR CICY.T..SU lIISTOCY OT CHARLES, THE nni.D DUKE OF in'LLGUNDY. Cy John Thant Kirk. 2 vols., 14,, with portrait. Tor role by RAT s COMPANY, del.'. No. SS Wood ettent. Mg A. 11. E\ULltlll - Info Pttteburgtt re , g rb G e e t tf lo: Tl ll l 2; bra rule agent for the sale of MYERS k SON'S ORIGINAL CEMENT ANTI -47ORROSITS PEN. They are WOITIMen,II-3 by the large. hounet In the city, alticnig which e. Bgenerrr a 1.%1 Scharn A Go., lloonnun & n Th. In Co, , Co., Ago, Porn : ,And ..then. ph:le FOR Tali FALL OF' 1863 700.000 APPLE. TEES. Emit Pee-2, 3, 4 ard A years Old—lncloding all Gee old loading varieties, and many new ono. Also, a very largo etorch of PEAR, (standard and dwarf.) CREASY, PEACII, PLUAL EVERGREEN, SHADE AND iIIiN.I4II4NTAL TREES, nosrs, GRAPE Al NES, SIURUES, GREENHOUSE , PLANTS, to , isbolesals and retail at Ivry ma soustls pries*. JGHN MURDOCH, Jr., aold,,lswE Pittsiont,h and llekiwnd Nnesorto. IRO CLf 8. t 000) The. Ruck wloost Flour, DO lb. ilarkr: MO IG. Creeh IWD ILittor; 7100 Itui. choice packed do; doik, Fancy Broom.; 100 hbh. rovaett and DyllHoirer Applee; an finch. Dried Apples; 2N bor.., Goshen ChIMMON IN en \Venom Doiairch; 191 40 English Dairy; 140 ID.. Fanolly Flour, In midis; bnYh driod Peaches. W.OlOO 310 do do Aprlsta, do; In otore aud to ardno and Ott aale by del H. DIDDLE, 103 Liberty .treat. . lICTTEE ID rails elude.. I/410; In len do d.•; b aye do 00.0; I'HEL,E-11 0 do Goal.. acid Hamburg - , :DO do 3% intern Dowry, N✓l do F.nsilsh Dairy; 11,011 N V— 20 bbl.. Flant: A,ll o , 40 Cask+ Dyad FISII-110 hall' Wile. Late Ilerritur, APPLES-00 1 , 01.. 411,4, Omen; In .tors and for salt , hr J. D. CANFI ELD 4, ()AMP FEET," Fey Dr. Hall, " pro- U dote . sod prnsontnne draths.' . The trot ,rennottru in a pair of WATER-r 10Dotr BOOTS. Go nod ant a rmr, at doln JAS. In )7771 . 6, En Marllnt erne. LARD on,. R 0 91:7.. 9..1 Winter Btralca7; " Ter sale by A.LZELL t 8077, &la On nod 70 Wan, ;treat. A LARGE AND SUPERIOR AS A 8017.111LNT Ladle.' 111inoa and Chtldnnal 80018, 811089, GA ITZILS, 110861118, SLIPPERS, de., MlUnaa cheap to el..° ont Owl, at 31eCILEI , LA NIPS /MOTION El U7.7:ci. 66 Tlflt amt. ELS ORANGEo; el 2.6 bore. LEMONS: Jost intenlved sod for .al. Ly Arrlf Er. t. Duos.. nod Nos, ISO and ISO Wood etre , - - 11ARILEM-1,004 prime, second- N—rb. J. th ud, and Reload CM Burnt., foe by !AP. DALZELL NON. dela OM and Til Watt, atnnl. LICH D OI AND CLOTHING, elan kA kinds, nlyrnys on hand arAl for We, tholosain or MAIL at thn Tuella !tubber Depot of • 3. A IL PHILLIPS, Seq. SY. AEA 4 2 , 4 Pt. Call - rtrn.t. FRESH ROLL Bift*TEß 5 Lamb ; In tube PanktA, tq tartya t noIC WEIII3 OBAREH L.'', for Crude and 'refined IL for sale by — JAS..I/ALVISA. ATON. - • ea win Writitntro,A Q.3.12.-10U0 bbla Ora No. 1. Salt for k; at• • tut_ • Ny.r. Kt a co::, ~6301i1~T:r - ''OF s. lams ctv arl6T AT, A v . .llooTh osim to ox tEz ut eity wou .tan tr ibtld _ uA ;`~ ~'"s~`? r> IPITpSBURGH THRATRE, E;M Eighth night of tba American actor, Mr. JOIEMPM P 11007013, veto mil repeat hi. :omit nut vinous. U. of Gio. ,Nicdnavelty) LIT4CII'G. Fill La pnwml...i, Gin; or, 'ME AT:MOUE:Ii ..f 11'11E. ) J. Proem.. s Eames. Ann ie F.l 11,. Tke Tartu 8r0ther...... !Sarin°. T.. onncluds wlth TIIE tlrEr - ria. nutuxteoom sirChrl•tmfto anare.,l3...The Ghost." oration, a new Pantomime. TlkumlAy. truefit or id, PROCTnn HALL. Last Night of the BOHEMIAN GIRL IMMENSE SUCCESS! Ilculdreda rtlable to Obtain Admtsalon Third night of the ettebratett slot popular HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE, THIS (W...ln.a.Lay . EVKNINCI, Ulf' • boautlful Opera of TILE BOILEII MN GIEL I Arline, the Glow,. Mho Sallie Holman,utakroctod by the whole or the Troupe and numerous 1..111./10 Dance—Ls II *dm(nns Julia Holman peat Drum Pet form/tom-Alfred Holman. To conclude with the laughahlo Protean operetta THE TOHNO ACTRESS, In winch Him SkieLlE HOLMAN will mistain slx &Strout cheracters. Admission to Hall„ 23 cents. Orchestra Ilsoessnil Seats, oo CENTS. Haire open at 7. t commencs 7% o'clock. salT Grand Matins. CO DIST)! AS sal SATOH. DAY ATTBIINOoko, at c o'clock. ~ .1•t• may b. 4m.um.l rola°. ,Lra cbmrg. m plmato 11 frurn 10 o'ch• - 1 , .. Tim Plazo la • celebrmaal mronelsy, LiztkaT fur. alMetl by limara. Klelvi (I'm 1864. PITTSBURGH GAZETTE E.S7IIII.ISHED IN TWO DAILY EDITIONS. TWO WEEKLY EDITIONS Evening. ;W.,lne.iny and Efetturdny • Tue Pratielleas desire to acknowledge the favor with which their efforts have ! been crowned, during the pest year, and to ask still further effortc on behalf of the G4ZETTE, to the end that its sphere of in (kerma may be extended. It is the purpose of the publishers to render the G.tznrrr. worthy of the liberal and increasing patr..nage which it is now receiving. They flatter then.sulves that efforts to this end, during the past few years, have not been unavailing, and point with pride and pleasure to the greatly in creased circulation which the tisricrwy has now attained, ac evidence that their efforts have Lean a) pre,•iated I.y an in telligent pu'Ll During the appreaehing year the great ccmteet for the next Presidency w ill oc cur the circulation of a Euclid Union newspaper ie the, ,Aire:st and moat CCODIJM method of spreading truth and com bating error; it is the most efficient and re:6l.le campaign doeurnont I=l3 Of the GAZETTE is now a subject ~r pride to the publishers. With a enrps of en ergetic and talented Special Correspond ents at the nee-, eentrss the day, they are enabled to front day to day. reliable and enpions dispatches, Which are EICIXeOTE TO TOt GAZ!.;TT.T., and place it on a par with the most enterprising journals of Ae day, East or West. The canto liberal entlay for early and reliable ELMS by Telegaph will he continued, notwithstandirm the war and the increas ed expense therefrom. :awl L Oki r 1fgw0.46, Onn, Pua, 80, I P.Via Bohm., Se. r:A Er• frrun 1 oelot NuttrAUY CORILESPONDF:N From ti/ Army, by nor own Special Cor respondents, and from volunteer contrib utors, shall continue to be a prnininent and intert.stina feature.. Tile 4-coml.:in-Lir oneiIITMENT Is conducted by vne thoroughly qualified to furnish reliable rrp•rt_, ~f daily liana actions. faun netnal sales. The quotations of Produce, Cottle. Pour, Groveries,Oils, de., may be relied upon as the actual prices; from day to day, thus furnishing a most interesting and valuable feature for all classes of readers. No expense is spared in procuring Telegraphic quota• Lions from abroad. in addition to home reports During the continuance of tho war, must necessarily abaorli a good deal of the public attention, and will be made n prominent feature of the GAZI7rIII . THE EDITORIAL. DEPARTMENT, Under the immediate control of the pro prietors, aided by an able c,rps of assist ants, will be conducted in that honest, earnest, open and candid manner which will commend itself to un intelligent public. The GAZETTE is an independent RETOBLICAN journal, boned to no clikine, and controlled by no cabal. It will, in to editorial columns, discuss all public measure and public men, with that free dom which is the prerogative of nn un trammeled pre,s—the palladium of a nation's freedom. The CAzErre will, as heretofore, stand by and support. with what vigor it may, every effort of the President to subdno this gigantic and wicked rebellion, an to re-establish a permanent and an honorable pence. To this end it will strive to promote the election' of those who sympathize with our government; and will hold up to merited scorn and ignominy those secret sympathizers with treason who would, either (savorily or openly., seek to weaken the efforts of the President or his consti tutional advisers. TERZIS : DAILY TAFEL. Iturtllng Edith, per year, 00 111=1E. " 'nook, delivered IS Evening Myth, r4r ywo, mailed —..— 450 • " week, _— WEY.SLY rxrza. Slagle eupire. per year, ty 00 The " " Ten tt " 1 23 rift" o (001. tehimet, and me free to Cinb. each... . 1 00 Twenty eopirt to ono ulatirte, sad Erred.. taerrri to the flub, nett......._...___.__...1 00 ORS All eublefelptfeas lor.rietily in advance, and the papers to to titopp..l at the •ZpliatlVlS of the time to which they nen rehl. 11,mittetros by mail out be registered tbroozh the PO7l 014ce, at Pub. Itehere risk. ADoaEEB 8. RIDDLE it CO., PITTSI3I:I3OH, PL CITINESE.-700 boxes Prime W. IL for ll sot by de2 CHAS. C. PAISLEY. 175 Lll.rev eL 1111 - XlSlter. - WII.- - 7'..! bundles to J-I arrive ao4reamer Leal Leal, Pa sale by dee ISAIA.II DICP.EY & 00. ll" rrY appinfn sale by doi rm... inters k co. COOPEW,AND CAEPENTEK TOOJA for ode IFTIAXYZ BOWN. 'Mt Wood CI.4.TAWBA GRAPEII—?s Teel pie w *4 • a - ' H. COLLINS. = IaiMNS-s.bblsAlltite fot oak at ll4Llbertr et WW. P..13= 4 CD. pWns, to err P* „ ad ibrimy. - J..U. CANYIATa%-. o=o4 , 7-77- • • „ sr ! ' immure. • 11/ES . • • • CVOiy style JAA UM% thlintit Knot. sPECL - a mss. x-iBCO iferratu of gpeartitli7 neat, Laliaa. /P 30.4 Witt, diatom a•Rer satin, tiOn, dn.. eioserre celebrated PLANTATIIL Whisk an now ISOMOintent act.borleirs, and wminettir bencecial oftect. They f perftetly pare, and meat rewire a healthy, gentle They purify, streagitif They mate a biudtby AL, They are as antidote tb They otrferaniseeffectsof d Thay strengthen the pate: They prevent mistimed., al They ratify the brestli ruY core DPPraPtilif and They can ilLfritne,. Cho' They es. Liver Cuendal They make the weak Or sod are eshatortol naturelf compered of thacelibrsted own, Asnieres, nails el pettedly Tore be. Croix 1 circulars end teatime - steal Beware of Imposters. that It has D, 8. Baru.' a 8. Stamp over the cork, with plantation tear Ire. signs.c oe a flee steel plate eePwribt on Ads label. Foe that imarliottlf Is not rehlled with merlon, and deleteriora eta?. We 6;17 any pax''• to match the taste or eluseeter of out goods. Any person prftendlas to will Plantation iitt...rahy Bra ration or to bulk, Is est hapostes. We all only to oar Log coil: Ifdtle. 4o; Callioll inittatiog bottle, or of Ding ray other meteriol tiff. Plentratien Bittern or mt., Is • Cdralc...l ander the tr. P. tour, and wilt be eo'prurototed by to. We already hare ollr eye uda two perrlfsre-tiliteg ov bottles, &a, who will erateetil to getting thenonel.w Into done quarters. The demand for brake's Pain• Lathy Bitter's from ladlee, 'clergymen. morel...it*. I. ;wiled!, ltxrinilble. The simple viral at a kale le the evidence yrs unbent of the: frirth and eopeelority. They are wild by ail reepectrablo drag. gifts. grocers. phpidn.", hosas.-stimma. 3 th 004 =Way stares. I EI=Z = ea7:Qn•eumT SM Itrculway. N. Y._ GEHIII'S BIT mB, sale shale-wee end rate., t; SISSON JOHNSTON arral, Staltltlield .o rearth etroeta. see/AtanraMiT PRIVATE DISEASES. Dr. Ludlum's Specific L tta only rrlleble ax,Eneal3 Aar diaanasa 0 r of gtaerstitt--. It I. tW dt.ovooy of au etnittat Phydato who. life• •ea devoted to the treatmeat inn elms of dunce, and with .rruceder , "l sm. am, fca ono. thin Meaty years it le petrkdaork to requiring nu Inlecatu., and diffettv c=timl/ from the mistaket prattke and the MISCItIO. worth two comma:lads uttvred to the pobi id. It h vntirelly vezetable end ;.rtur.l7 zats. c charm, &ad tolputs atmrstit and rigor oat 1 cUsnued CAirrns.—The lova ...... of ELL remedy in al. twang permanent macs P.m led to It. being Im!USW by aripsfacipled tom. that UM afoot.. of tips pmpriotor Is aroolol mob box Now oth to vatting. Pr-Tart.d only b 7 WM. F. DAVIDSON, ' ; 11 Pal NOT.tet.: TO THE CITIZENS OF PITTSBURCO AND VICINITY fl. nxidcreivud aratald aik situation to the prrparatlon known lItiNNEWELL'S CNISIII:SAL COUGLf REMEDY, For all 11i...at and Lung Complaints. NEW ELL'S TOLL th. gnat Nsurtalinn. =bay Lon of SLfiop, and Guntral ilfersum : Loam Also fur the Patna m Monthly iifi-uctrantioni a pr. fort mile/ &la Propriatw, Cinalnnat% 0 !lad by all Drtv,:ixte. Price, at per tax Sir nyr ale at wholesale. by GEO. H. KEISER, 110 Wood street. Jrjtijd•rlr Lit'NNEWELL'S ECLECTIQPILLo, 114 moat parent toms ut Cathatio aver nit.. to tits public, which nercr require more than tun and sal. dodo but one for a dodo, act without tbo loam griping, and curs Indigestion, Ityspopala, ililiontnetia, CompWats, Pate, Worms, and all denangeloeuto of dternach or Warts. ebne preperatimes, of such unbounded ewe lotion to New England,Jtave the confidence of, and umd by, great numbers or Physicians, and at pricee within reach or ell, are woithy the attemtion of invalids, who will end they e alrlettonforoilty to Daiwa le median.. Without resorting to the done coon teethed of C 01111.64 of advertielngtl would net aovidoooo to teat them, which will be =cod. JOHN L. unanr.vrEw., Proprietor, Practical ChEntlst Bealon, Mom Tor sale by all wholtaals wad retail dselcret. The greatest freedom of correspondence iollaitot. Ifealcm of good references supplied on.commievion. Yor ado in Pittsburgh at retail by J. 11. Fulton, G. D. Ker H. Joeeph IFltocalog ;In Allegheny City by Jan. li on., nwn, IL 1)„ W. J. lacenaend Oho. A. Kelly. D. A. PAIINESTuCK C CO., ocl =mod.. Wholesale Age. Ls, Pi iteburgh. O , TO CONSIINITIV:138. . „ The edrertimr, hoeing beer, Mtorect to.Lcalth to • few weeks by s my slaiple - remody, atter hoeing entre/led mend years with • Irma luneetection, cool tbse dread disease, Cuasummtcm—is i. 1121063 to Mae known to his follow soShrces the means of cues. To 1111 who device 11, - be will send a c opy of the preeeription need, (free of elisige,) with the dime. lions ter preparing end ash% the seine,Which they will find • no+ ears tar CONSIIHPTIO s ASTIISTA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS. COLDS. Se. The <ally object of the advertiser in unsling .the preser!pt loa I. to benefit the afflicted, end smied Inikawattew which he concelve• to b. Ineslnable; and he hopes every enfferer will try his remedy, es It will cot them nothing, cad may prose It 121.11114. ke within the prescription villittletter teldremii EDAVAItD A. WI SON, Etzgacinnty s New York. Tue alooTo nanedy nay be oktainetr La Di/ Labarei JOSZPIL Fra.111.5.4, , Diliggist, &ran. Market strert. an& tho.Dlamond. WI Gar pamphlet. fres olcharg, 0- 4 111 E CONFESSIONS_AED EL PEREI=CM Or. AR rioAtro, in tE. bennat and Is aw..iroinraad F.uktia4 is 7... E men .ho salter front Ike . : mons Deblity, Premature Deny of L idaulkoca, rte., aapplslng, tlia Ramo thama, a. 111110.• if MIL By Or .bo m aetrad hinmoß after beteg rut to great expense and. Warr thros4S— tatelleal kesembn,a and quackery: -.• By en iesiag patt , paid ad4rtraed eitelnpe, slues eop4s maT ta hod or the nattOr; myillydayr taitnty,N. Y. ==!l!l=!=3=l Ltag-450,. aotisr§oN, tau (sue. ots.ors-to TO It . OIIIS, Tors - pm 6lLtralizszt,l'lt4barztt. ltstarizttnrer. of 110 AT ATM STATIONEST STEAM MCC: IXES, 111,A47 11).1311NEUT, Gt.1.111X0.. p.trupa.. OAST* mas, of all dascriptkpoe; 011, TA:MS & EITILLI!V BOILER eIIEET 111.0 X WORE. - - Agents tar GITYAHD•9 rATENT LILTEVIOIIi, xOU TITZDING BOILZTO. • • >LAKE SIIPSBIOII :COPPER • li P. j4 11 An t , 851EL IO n's culD w Y °11s 4: 8; JjO n llaaulactmtraaf SITLOTILlSklaatal• mg , AND BOLT COPPS% SLIMED L'OPPLWELiT.TOTIS, EL&ILTD STILL BOTT0:11.-FRALTT.T..,SOLDLIL AL., Impartial and &alai 'AMMO, 'MI PLATS, Eszrr ncox, wtusi 414 hand, TIMM:ILS' 11 ACILINtl•AND TOOLS. • Warabonse, - So.l4OVitsT . aedl2.o stepNi? ,rithbUlth.Tl , • i.Onclar ardel!!AToppir - elitto auJ iliskralllattens.. NERVOUS EitaleTzttnlS HO= reTtreud pallotatz' bam tag beau relored to health •In a few dam aftir Fa argulaa all the usual iontlna and ltiaztilai• an. thy altiai • creatrso tba t '4l*, Ft= a!LiteirrMillad " t thi a,117-144- lbtbni DALOIALL I B 6 . I I444*It c tor.jr.O. 4 1 0, IIOOLLPIAIIeT ,•• f - )1 1 : .:,... ..- ...... ;~~. IgMM
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